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·:TUESDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 21, 1975
VOL. ... MO. -» s•cnCNts, • PAOl!S
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ounty's Trial Lawyers·
~ Denaanding Pay Raise ·'
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'Opened 215,000 Letters'
Widow's Purse
$153,217 Found
Atop Building
By ALAN DIRKIN
Of .... 0..11, "'91 JUft
A roofer found a purse, con·
taining $153,217 in cashier's
checks, in a brown bag lying on
top of the Eastland Savings and
Loan Association building on
H~rbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa,
this morning.
The 9 a.m . discovery ended a
five-month wail for them to tum
up by United California Bank and
· lhe84-year-old Costa Mesa widow
to \\-horn the c hecks were made
out.
Costa Mesa police investigator
James Strickland said that the
cheeks were in d e nominations of
$10.000, $5,000, a nd Sl,000 and
were difficult lo cash because of
the denominations.
CoWlty Trial
Lawyers Bi d
For Pay Boost
A pay raise or 5.25 percent
backdated to July 1 was de·
manded lat~ Monday by trial
lawyers in the Orange County
District Attorney's and Public
Derender's ofrices.
Charging d iscrimination by
county supervisors in recent
thwarted negotiations, the pro.
secutors and derenders seek a
Superior Court writ that would
compel the board to grant the
pay hike.
Judge H. Waller Steiner has
set Dec. 9 as the date he will rule
on the wfn: sought in the action
filed lfy the Orange County
Employes Association.
The petition notes that 117
members or both orrices are the
only county employes who have
not been included in the overall
5.25 percent pay increase grant·
ed. last July 8.
It alleges that the board prac-
ticed discrimination by &ranting
pay hikes lo lawyers in the coun-
ty 4.:0unsel 's offire while denying
the same increases to district at-
torney's prosecutors and public
defenders.
The action claims that a series
ol disputes between Dislriot At·
tomey Cecil Hicks and the board
was at least partly respoo.sible
for the alleged dhicrimination.
Lawyers in both offices reject
in the lawsuit an eight-point fr·
lnge benefit package recently of.
fered by board negotiators with
the arcument that the offer de-'
nt~ them eny increase In pay.
And they further allege that
board actions throuaho'fl the
necoti•tlona have had the aim of
compellina lawyers in bolh of.
fices to withdraw. from OCEA.
He said that the woman had re-
ported the checks missing May
14. They could not have been
cashed without being verifie{I,
and the bank had the serial num.
hers.
The woman, who lives in a
hotel, has never explained to
police why she would need such
large amounts of money in
cashier's thecks.
"When s he reported them mis·
sing, she only told the bank -it
was the bank who called us," Jn·
vestigator Strickland said.
The officer said that an at·
tempt was made to cash one of
the checks al a bank in Beverly
Hills. but the woman suspect fled
while, verification was being
made.
The elderly woman had report·
ed. $150,000 worth of checks miss·
ing, though the exact amount
was $153,217. ,
The checks were round in a
purse that contained credit cards
and miscellaneous papers. "She
had not even told us that al l the
other things were missing, too,"
the investigator added.
·Man Indicted •
On Fraud Rap
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A
bakery truck driver who said he
knew the whereabouts of missing
Teamsters Union boss James R.
Hoffa was indicted on wire fraud
charges Monday for allegedly
trying to bilk 8offa's family of
$100.000.
U .S. Attorney William D.
Keller said David Jonathon Al·
len, Pico Rivera, telephoned the
Hoffa family in August and told
them Hoffa was alive and well.
Noise Slayer
Facing Death
TOKYO CAP ) -Matsuzo
Ohama, a 47-year-old Yokohama
factory worker, was sentenced to
death for killing a neighbor and
her two daughters because the
daughters played the piano too
loudly.
The case bad-been wiaety
publicized in Japan, where noise
is a sensittve subject. fdr the
millions . living in densely
populated 'ilpartment complexes.
Obama was accused of f~aJly
~tabbing his next·d09r n~i&bbor,
Mrs. Yoeko Omura, and her two
daughters. Pottce said Obama,
himself the object of neighbor:>'
'Complaints for playing a stereo
set., told them "the daughters
were playing the piano loo
ooUUy .''
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ommg p oses
UPt Tel~IHl1o
With the count si>r:_·down and one to go, it's
no wonder Margaret Ann Charvat
(center) reacts this way as she bears her
name called to join the other members or
the 1976 Rose Court for the 87th Pasaden<.1
Tournament or Roses. One of the .seven
Pas adena City College stude nts \Viii be
named Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Co~rt.
Police Arrest Eleven
On Fencing Charge
Newport Bt!ach police have an·
nounced the arrests of 11 persons
-most of them centrat <>range
County residents -on charges
ranging from recei\ting of stolen
property to sales of heroin.
The arrests were made.after a
month·long investigation which
began with undercover work at
the residence of an eldertY S'anla
Ana couple and th~ir son, all said
by police to be "fences" who al·
legedly bought and sold stolen
goods.
Albert M. Baca, 62 ; his wife,
Margaret, 80, and their son.
Richard Marcus Baca. 27, all
face charges related to receiving
stolen property. '
They were arrested at the out·
set of the probe, police revealed.
Soon afterwards, officeB in a
new special enforcement team
from Newport 's detecti ve
division began systematic ar·
rests of persons connected with
lhe allegedlences.
All three members of the Santa
Ana family have since posted
baiJ of $2,500 each and await
court proceedings.
Ot.htns arreste·d in the sweep
included five persons alleged to
have sold heroin to undercover
officers . They are Robert
Rt~ba.rd .Martinez, 25; Gail
Louiae Gipson, 25; Richard
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Calvin Gipson, 28 ; Ray Robles,
18 ; and Edward Oliver Adams,
25, all of Santa Ana. All but
Adams have pos ted bail of
$10,000 each. Ada ms remained in
custody with bail set at $15,000.
Detectives alleged that the five
sold r elatively small amounts of
the narcotic to agents. Another
$500 worth of heroin was seized
during the arrests and two other
suspects are still being sought on
similar allegations.
Two other persons arrested
face charges or possessing
narcotics paraphernalia a nd
possessing marijuana.
Detectives said that alleged
!ilolen goods seized in connection
with the group are worth about
$10,000 and include guns
television sets, stereos'
homiehold appliances and $300
worth o( meal.
Reagan S upporte r s
NEW YORK (UPH -Leaders
of lhe Conservative Party, New
York state's third·rank'ing
political organization, have
decla.red that it W'lll support
former California Gov. Ronald
Rea1an for the ReP'!\blican pre-
1 ·. sidential nominati~ iii. 1976.
Lifeguard's
Ear Severed
In S truggle
San Clemente lifeguard And y
Reich had the lobe of his left car
bitten off during a fi ght ill the
home or a Lagun<.1 &·ach man
early today, police reportl>d
Investigating orricC'rS ~aid
Reich also suffered multiple
cuts on his fa ce and brui ses in
the 2 a .m . altercation with a
man polire identifit>d •.ls l?i ck
Balzer. 1503 Carmclil<.1 St
Accordin~ to th(' poli ce ac-
count. Reic h went lo the Balzer
home in the early hours and de·
manded to be let in. He was re-
fused entry and allegedly al·
templed to force his "''ay into the
place.
The police report asserted
Balzer then smacked Reich over
the head with a two.inch thi ck
wooden pole. During the fracas,
Reich 's ear lobe was bitten orf.
Reich was released after
treatment al South Coast Com·
munily Hospital in South
Laguna . Balzer did not rt"Quire
treatment.
No c harges h ave been filed in
the case. Police said their in·
vestigation is continuing.
Russian
Missives
In Files
WASHINGTON (APJ -The
CIA opened more than 215,000 let-
ters over 20 years knowing it was
illegal a nd despite two internal
studies which showed the opera·
lion was poorly run and of
marginal intelli gen('e value, ac·
cording lo evidence made public
today by the Senate intelligence
committee.
The disclosures came after it
was learned lht• CIA opcnt.'<i and
read al least three and perhaps
eight letters written by romm1t·
tee Chairman Fr;.ink Church (D·
IdahoJ, during and after a 1971
lrip he madt.• to the Soviet Union.
Church co nfirm 1.·d in a
telephone interview Mond;.·· that
copies of l\\'O ll'llers ht• hau writ·
ll'n to the Sov1l't Union .. thanking
our hosts for their cou rtesies"
had been found 1n CIA riles. The
senator authorized rl•ll'asc of the
l'>''O ll'llers lo the Associated
Prt.•ss.
St;.itis ti rs 1>rov1dcd by the Ccn·
tral Intelligence Agency and
made pllblic by the committee to·
d<i y showed that envelopes con·
ta1ning more than 2.7 million let·
tl'rS to and from the Sovicl Union
and passin g throllgh the New
York City post office had been
photographed a nd th;Jl 215,820 or
lht>s~ we·r e ope ned.
Thomas Abernathy, formt•rly
wilh lhl' CIA inspeclor general 's
office. told the comm ittl'l.' he pre·
pared <.1 study in February 1961
showing that ··no t<.1ngll;ll· opcra-
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Orange Coast
\l'ealh e r
Increasing low cl oud ~
tonight and Wednesda y
with only partial cleanni;
Wednesda y aftl'rnoon
CoolC'r temperatu res
fiighs in the 60s. IAl\\'S 1n
the 50s .
I NSIDE T OD" Y
~1ore and mor!' young p<"O·
pie ore turning on with booze
and downers. a potentwlly de·
odly duo thal combines the
worst aspects of drugs and
drinking -as witne.~s the
celebroled Karen Quinlan
cC13e. See Page A7.
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A,2 DAILY PILOT s Tuesday, Oc1ober 21 , 1975
ffiA Rebel Holds Hostage at Gunpoint
DUBLI~. lrC'land <UPI ) -Dulch businesi;man Tiede Iler· includi ng mark smen and IRAsourcessaidlhereoegade :;ources said the talks "are not neighbor de sc ribed thel\
lnsh Repubh<'an Army renegade rem a at gunpoint 1n an upi;la1rs armored cars, converged on lhe was capable or fighting to death going very smoothly." gt.<taway car·
Eddie Gallagher held a pistol to '4'indo"'' while bar ga1n1ng with hou s e in the vi 11 age of to gain the release of three IRA Police follO"''t•d the trail to tht
•the head uf hi s m1ddJe.aged negot1atursdowns tairs . :\tonasterevin, 30 miles south or prisoners -oneorthemhisrom· ''At the moment.'' 11 police Monastert>vin home of A1r. and
Dutch ho s ta g e tot.la y and Aftt."r 18 duys, poli ce today Dublin . They evacuated the sur-mon la"'' wife, English heiress spokesman said, "we are trying Mrs. William Hull •. "".ho werl
threatened to shoot 1f the 200 scored a dramatic breakthrough rounding nei&bborbood and wail·, Dr. Bridget Rose Dugdale. lo l alk the 'un out qf his awa)'. They stormed ms1de as Ul(
soldiers and i>Ql ice hes1e~in g the intheabductionofllerrema,52. rd out the.siege. Downstairs , police s pecial (Gallagher'a)hand." l kidnapen:, with Herrema. Qecj
two-story hideout ··makl' a 'fr.11\ing Gallaghl•r's (·ar. thcy Jlt•rrema, seized near his branch Supt. John F1eming and Tbebqinnlngoftheeodorthe. Upstairs (iri ng what polic,
move." found thl' ktdnapcrs· hideout and Limerick, Ireland, home Oct. 3, the two mediators in the kidnap Herrema case was the arrest deiscribed as warning shots.
Gallagher, 27, s atd by IRA charged inside amid a flurry or appeared in the upstairs window 6 a g a -th e Rev . Don a I Monday night or two brothers in Neighbors reportt"CI hearlni.:
sources to be fanatical enough to v.'arning s hots from th~ two IRA with Gallagher holding a gun to O'Mahony and union Jeader Galla·gher 's ca r . S hortly ureent cries for help comin~
fight lo the dl•iilh for his dt.... l'l'Jl•·~ad~~holding Jlerrema his head. Philip Fl ynn -bargained for thereafter, Police closed in°" 8 from""'Upstairs, apparently from
mands. ;_ind fl·ll ow kidnap sus· ~oont> was hurt. ..I will shoot him if you make a lierrema 's life. house in nearby Rathangan. The the hostage.
pt'i.'l Mar1..in Coy It'. 19, h~ld So1nl' 200 sol<lit:>rs and po!JC"C, 1novt>," Gallagher shouted. Firs t reports from police kidnapers h a d fled, bul a .:::.:....:=-"-'"----------
Woman Slain
Patty Admitted
'" BankJoh-Paper
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Do1v1it ow1i Runway in Philly
/\ wingl1.:""'SS Boeing 707 airplan e travels by
truck from Philadelphia Intern ation a l
Airport. dovvn Bro<l d Street, on its ~·ay to
•the Fr<.1nklin lns ti tule in do\vntown
Philadelphia. The plane, 171 feet long, will
be i>ul on display to demonstrate aircraft
construction to city visitors.
f'rom Page Al
CIA •..
tiona l ~nefits have accrued" to
the agency's Sovieldivision £rom
lht> mail·opening operation.
Abernathy also said he found a
lack of coordination among the
various CIA units involved in the
·program and that he recom-
mended rl'Considcring its value
and preparing a cover story
should the operation be publicly
di!:Jclosed.
··we assumed everybody re-
alized it was illegal," testified
Jotm Glennon, a former CIA of-
ficial who conducted a study in
1969 that found no evidence that
the operation "provided signifi·
canl leads or information which
· \\'Ould have proved a positive
operational help.··
Gordon Stev.·art, who headed
the inspector general's office in
1969, ·told the <'Om mittee he had
briefed then ·C IA Director
Richard M. Helms on the mail-
opening project and that "it was
my understanding that Helms
knew it was illegal.''
Helms, now ambassador to
Iran, was sitting in the commit·
tee audience while Stewart
testified. The £ormer director is
S<'heduled to testify before the
committee Wednesday.
Stewart said he recommended
placing "a better quali£ied man"
in charge or the mail-opening
project, turning the project over
to the Federal Bureau of In·
vestigation or closing it down.
The mail -opening program
began in 1952 as a legal mail·
cover operation in which the out-
side of envelopes were photo·
graphed, but it soon expanded in·
to an operation in which the
mail was opened. The program
was not ended until 1973, when
then·CIA director J ames Schles-
inger ordered it stopped.
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Scientists' Deaths,
Plant Virus Linked
CORVALLIS, Ore. !UPI) -
The possibility that two Oregon
State University scientists were
killed by a plant virus they were
studying is being investigated by
·the National Institute of Health,
a newspaper reports.
The Corvallis Gazetle·Times,
in a copyrighted story. Monday,
quoted the director of the in·
vestigation as saying it would be
a "major discovery for science ..
if the two had been victims of a
plant disease.
· At OSU, the scientist carrying
on part of the research of the men
who died said he believes there is
no basis lo the theory the men
were infected with the plant dis·
ease.
The investigation by the Na·
tional lnsl~ute of Neurological
Diseases, Communcative Dis-
. orders and Strokes in Bethesda,
Md., concerns the deaths of John
A. Milbrath, a pla nt pathologist,
and Knud G. Swenson. an en-
tomologist, the Gazette-Times
reported.
Milbrath died in the Universi-
ty of Oregon M edi<'al School
Hospital in Portland July 22,
1974, al the age of 64. I-le had been
forced to retire in 1968 because of
what had been diagnosed as
multiple srlerosis.
Swenson was forced by illnei;s
to retire in 1973 as chairman of
lht> department or entomology.
He died al his home here Aug. 18,
al lhe age of 52.
Swenson had written to a
fri end in the spring of 1974 that
scientists should investigate the
possibility tha t he and Milbrath
caught the prunus ringspot virus,
which infects cherry trees. He
noted similarities in their illness
then.
The two h ad worked together
on several studies with their
most extensive joint work on the
prunus virus.
Swenson reportedly told a col·
league at OSU that the two could
have contracted the virus while
infecting laboratory plants. To
infect the plants, the two placed
some of the virus and a small
amount of abrasive mateMal on a
finger. then rubbed the finger
over the plant leaves.
Dr. C. J . Gibbs Jr .• who is
directing the study of the men's
deaths at Bethesda, told the
Gazette·Times if the two had a
plant disease "it would be a ma·
jor discovery for science." He
said none of the chimpanzees and
monkeys injected with tissues
ta ken' from Milbrath and
Swe n son has shown any
symptoms.
Gibbs said. hov.·ever, the "slow
virus'' might take 12 to 38 months
to create symptoms of the ill·
ness.
Gibbs said, "We're cutting new
dirt here. This is an area of re-
search that has only really been
looked inlo within the past five years .. ,
Ron Cameron, who is continu-
ing Milbrath·s research in plant
pathology, said IS to 20 olher re-.
seai;.chers around the world have
worked with t he s ame virus
without becoming ill. He said
some of those used the same
technique to infect plants.
"I just don 't believe there is
any basis to believe it," he said.
''If there were a nything to this
theory I'd probably be the next to
become ill.·'
Ford Nomination
WASHINGTON (U PI> -
President Ford said today he
would nominate Jack 1\1. Eckerd,
an old friend and Florida busi·
nessman, to head the General
Services Administration that
manages fed eral government
construction, property-and re·
<"ords.
Tie Tidbits
Ford Looks Like .Leader
MIAMI (AP) -Clothes consultant John Molloy
says President Ford has learned to get rid of his wild
lies and look like a leader.
''lf you have a man who is running for the pre-
sipency of lhe United States, he must say 'I am
feader, .,. Molloy says. "On~ of the things Jerry For<!°
has learned 1s how to dress hke a president.
''When he first got into office he wore some of the ·
wildest-looking ties you ever saw. He said, 'I'm good
old Jer. Follow me to the golf course."'
Molloy. who calls himself a wardrobe engineer
said on a Miami visit from New York that mosi
American men look like their clothes were thrown at
them. He does not say clothes make the man but that
they make a difference in how a man is accePted.
Molloy charges corporations $500 a day to tell ex-
ecutives bow to dress. He favors the conservative, up-
per-cl ass dress of successful members of
Northeastern law finns .
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By th~ 1\ssociated Press
Patr1c1a l·learst has admitted
that she drove a getaway car
after ;.1 Carmichael bank robbery
in \\'hi{'h :.i v.•oman customer "''as
killt"d. the NC'"'' York Post rt!port :
ed today.
The nt•v.•spaper said the once·
rugitivl' heiress told at least one
JX>rson who interrogated her in
recent weeks about her role in
lht> robbery linked to the Sym-
bionese l.iberation Army.
Albert Johnson. a partner with
dt.•fense lawyer F . Lee Bailey,
said today of the Post ·s report, "l
don ·t \Olant lo comment al all.''
Previous reports have linkt>d
Miss tlcarst and her SLA com-
Thief Plucks
Golden Fruit
Three bananas aren't exactly a
bunch, but the three golden ones
stolen from a Newport Beach
hotel bar '4'ill cost a bunch of cash
to replace-$2,500, say the
owners.
Police said that employcs of
Alexander's Banana Bt1r at the
Sheraton Newport I lotel reported
Monday that an art \4'ork made
up of three golden bananas on a
fancy background went home
with a burglar during business
hours.
The six·foot·high art work was
resting on a stand outside lhe
business when someone plucked
the expensive fruit.
rades to the robbery of a Crockl·r
National Bank in Carmichae1
near Sacramento April 21.
A m arked $1 bill from lhe bank
reportt•dly v.:a s round in the San
Francisco apartment v.·lul'h ~1iss
tle:.irs t s hared \\'Ith \.\'endy
\·osh1mura. She also rt'portcdly
rentl'd a garage for one of lht·
,i~eta\vaycars.
If she drove the getaway car.
under California law, Mis s
HEARST HEARING
POSTPONED AGAIN-AS
Hearst still could race a murder
charge a s a participant in a
crime in \4'h1ch a murder oc·
<'Urred.
The Post al so reportl-d today
that ·soln·res familiar with the
ccJnversations" said Miss 1-learst
said she never was inside the
bank during the holdup in which
a \\·oman v.•a::; killed by a shotg un
blast.
Th(• ne\vspaper quotC'S ··a well-
p!aced Jaw e nforcement official"
1n Sacramento as saying. "Our
bt'sl information at present in-
dieatl'S thal s he f Mi ss llearst )
\\"as probably outsidl' (the bank 1
al the time of the robbery.··
The offirial said the informa·
tion was based on •·eye"'ilness
accounts and other informa· .
tion."
The same official also told the
Post that no indictments are
pending for the robbery in which
four persons wearing ski masks
invaded the bank.
l.AJtest Entry
Sen . Birch Bayh (D-l rd.)
tos ~t:'<I hi s h <..t t into the
cro,,de d D t•1n 1Jc r a tit prC'·
sl<lenl1 :.il no n11n~1l ion ring to
<l:.iv. bl·t:um u1g t he ninth an-
nol1n l'L'<l c .1 nd1d<.1ll' for that
t}ffil'l'. fl :.iy h h<.1 tl a brief n-
111 ~ at lh1• r aCL' 111 1972. but
'"'ithdre,,· bec.'aU!)e of his
'"ift'!l ill ht..'a lth.
U.S., Soviet
Pact Signed
WASHIN GTON (U PI) -The
l'nill'd S tat l·:. <.1nd the Sov1l't
Union have signed a five-year
agreement providing for more
stable Russian purchases of U.S.
wheat and corn. They still are
nt'gotiating a deal for American
purchase of Russi:.in oil.
Presidl'nl Ford announced the
grain dgr~ement l\1onday.
If you've been waiting
for the biggest carpet sale
of the year ... TIHS IS IT!
Measure your rooms now, . ,
then get set for savings of up to 20%
on our be autiful broadloom carpets
from Evans-Black,
1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92617 • PHONE 646 ·4838 -646-2955
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DEAR PAT . 1 aLlenJed a
een·s \Vay to F.shion p.any ia
overnbt>r 1974 and oc~rOO $36
orth o{ m ... rchanclli;e. l rd.urllok.'d
e S\llo'li'"'l~r and \II :.i..s tu r~ceive
the r a rt•fund or a credJ.t foe
olher sttle<·tlon.. illy bo.sl~s
nlactcd the Qu~o ·s \Vay
· ion counselor several times
t the credit, but I never re-
ived it .
S.:U ., Hw1tiugton ReMb
Mary Abbio.auti, maaag:er el
slomer servi<'e for Queea's
ay, reports lbal tbere is ao re--
d or your rct•rned mercb.an-
lse baving been r1•cf'iYed. Usu.a.I
licy is lo trace the shipJlletl& to
etermine \llo'bat happened to lhc
turned item. Howe,•er, sllace so
uch t ime has passed, Abbio.anti
s rn aited a SlJ credit memo to
u.
lngKont li.epld
DF.AR PAT : I bought a
un1 her of K ing Korn s tam~
·1th me when l moved to
'ali fornia sever:..il years <.1 go. J
XPt'Cletl lo 1·t'C£'l\'C $16 .5()-$1.50
·ach -fur the 11 bl.IClb l sent tl.f
'1ng Korn .St:.imp l'o. of Chicago.
11 .. in ~l arch 197-1 . All I got was a
stcard ackno"·ledging rt"Ceipt
>f my books and t\'{plaining that
'ing Korn was running up to 15
eeks behind in filling ·orders.
1ore than a year has passed , and
still have not received the cash
l>demption.
M.J ., Newport Beach
King Korn stop1•t'd distributing
tamps July 14, 1974, and
·imultanf'ously riled for chapter
I bankruptcy in the U.S. District
our1 for lbe Northern Di.'iirict of
llinois. Chapter 11 permits Kia'
· m to reorganize and operate
Ukler the guidance of the U.S.
listrict Court. According to
~"·ard Gerch, president ol K.illg
Ol'll, an estimated $2.8 million
orth or .stamps are still oat-
·tandiJlg. He advised lh.ose llold·
ng stamps te rorward tbem to
ca.co-Midwest Credit Corp.
or Kin Jt: liora. r .o. Drawer 477,
ark Ridge, II 60068. Chicago-
idwesc Crf'dit was appointH. lty
lie co11rt lo keep records of
·tamps sent lo King Korn for re-
em pt io11. It will notify
ustomers who ~nt stamps wlaat
rrangements tlte court alld. Ute
mpaJ\Y agrf'e upon ror redeem·
QA the stantps. Your compr:iini •s btt-n rorwarded t"d Gen:L ne
romised to see t~iat it is tallied
hy Chicago-'.\tid.w~t Credit.
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DE.:\R PAT : l\ty property \llo·as
allises~ed a rcw month ago and tb~
m a.(kel \'a\ue of my homt.> was
l:s ted as S2·1.000. Will this affect
rny eli gibility for supplemental
:.-;ecunty income paymenl.s '!
L .F ., Costa Mesa
Undf'r th e supplem ('ntal
~et'urity income law. your home
i~ not countt'd i• df'termiNng
your resonrces if it ha!'i a mark"
\ alut~ or $25,000 or I~ (S2l.QOO or
I~ in Ala!'!ka and ll""·aiil'-
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Ignoring an easier trek up the stairs behind them,
Laguna Beach Lifeg\laI'\i !\'like D\vinell miineuvers a
1'~CU4! cradle loadt.:od with his boss. Chief Lifeguard
Bruce BaircJ. up the jagged bluff a t Rocky Point in
Ct>rona <ll'I i\1ar. llarbor Divis ion Sheriff's Deputy Ken
Docsbur g is on the beach belo\v. The rescue demonstra·
lion \\'as for the benefit of ha rbor division sheriff's de-
puties. From le ft at top are deputies Jerry McGaw,
Terry Woodhull and Peter Gannon, who are observing
and assisting on tbe blufftop.
Ex-assessor Aide
Seeks Lighter Rap
Convi(ted assessor's aide
James Berlolino went to court
!ale :\1onday to ask Orange
County Superio r Court Judge
Kenneth \Villiams to reduce bis
rerent felony cunvirlion on con-
s piracy charge:s to a misde·
n1eanor.
Rl'rtulino, 52. of 24-116 Via
:\ladrugada. Mi!i si.on Viejo, also
asked ror termination of the
three years probation impost..'tl
AF Secretary
Rejects Plea
Of Gay Airman
WASHINGTON CAP> -Air
Force Secretary John McLucas
today rt"jected T .Sgt. LCQnard P.
.'11atlo\'ich's appeal from a de-
cision to discharee hii:n because
he is a homosexual.
~f~Lucas upheld the honorable
discharge order~d for Matlovlch
by Col. Alton J . Thoreersen. the
st"rgeant's commaJlding offic.er
at Langle)' Air P'orce Base. Va.
On Sept. 30 Tborgersen up·
grdd ed the proposed discharge
for MatloYich from a gL>oeraJ to
an honorable discharge rollowing
a board bearing at lhe Virginia
base-.
The Mallovicb case has
becom~ somethine: ot a landmark
be-cause the 32-year-old sergeant.
3 \-'ietnam ve-te-ran, pu.Dliely
declared bis homc.>sexuality and
in si sted this sbou14 not be
grounds for discharge from the
Air Force.
last AugWit. with a $1,000 fine by
Supttrior Cuurt Judge Walter
Smith.
Judge Williams took the peli·
lion under submission. Jt is ex-
pected that he will deliver his
decision early next week.
If Judge Will iams grants
Ik>rtolino's application the Mi s-
sion Viejo man will become the
eighlh of nine m~n initially in-
d icted by the grand jury to
have their felony convictions re·
Juct>d. to misd emeanors. No such application has been
made by rormer assessor's aide
George Upton, 55, who was sen-
tenee<I to si,x months in jail by
Jq.dge-·Smith and placed on
three years probation after he
pl.eaded guilty to char&..es of
submitting false claims.
All nine men were indicted by
the grand jury after a long pro-
b11 ioto atlegations tllat they
worked on Congr essman Andrew
Hinsh-aw 's Polttical ca.m.pai.gn·
w~e ~lng pa.id by Uaecounty for
the1,rtune and mileage_
mileaee.
Hjnsbaw and his sueeessor.
former county assessor Jack
Vallerga, £ace trial on the same
charges Jan. 12.1'976.
Hinshaw als:o faces trial Nov.
10 on ~ri~ry charges. Vailerga
was ctisn:ussed from his office
after being found guilty in Ven·
tW'a County on charges that in·
eluded conflict 0£ interest.
~untyMedic
Group Sued;
·ubel Charged
Damages totaling $900 rnillioo
were demanded late Monday
from the Orange County MedicaJ
A.5.sociation in a Superior Court
lawsuit filed by a local medical
insurance group.
Lawyers ror American
Medical Benerits. Inc., claim OC-
MA activitiet> in the insurance
field have cost the group more
than 25.000 doctor members and
at least $100 million in inrome
andcood will.
Charging OCMA and its
secretary. Everett Bannister,
\vith conspiracy. libel and the in-
tention to create a monoply, the
action furtht>r claims that OCl\fA
has encouraged many doctors to
drop AMf malpractice and
arbitration coverage.
:i.tany doctors who were saving
as much as 40 pert'ent oo such in-
s uran ce coverag e hav e
dropped their policies as a result
of ··repeated libelous and untrue
statements made by OCMA ,"
theat'tion charttes.
lt is alleged 1n the lawsuit that
OCMA lit~rature depicted AMI
as not being a bona ride in-
surance group.
AA-fl lawyers claim that the al-
leged OCMA aetions are de-
sign ed to create a monoply
'·"·hereby the defendants will ob·
lain virtuall~ ~mplete oontrol
over the activities of all medical
doctors. in the United Statm."
Actrcss-n1cldel Twiggy, l1er arms around boyfriend
Mic hael Whitney , a 44-year-o ld actor. is shown at the
launching of he r autobiography in !he Rlu Grill Room in
bondon . The couple said !hey hope to marry sometime
this year.
Il is also alleged that the OC·
MA activities are in violation of
federal anti.trust laws set out In
lheShermun A(t.
The la\\·suit also attacks OCMA
involvem ent in a meetin1 11l for
7 o'doc:k tonight at OClllA ollices
in Orange.
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8) WILLIAM SCHllElllM -. Cit• ~ilr ~ltlUWff
The Callfornia Oef)W'.tmel\l oC
Heallb. ho• scbedlll<d a rueollll&
Nov. 3 to gal.her Pl.lblic l~lit;noo.Y
oo lh.e iml)t!n<ling seieoti.iao o( u.
ne.w com.prebeo,slve health 1'1.a.D· n.io& auo<Y for OrnngeCOunty.
The ra.eeliQ.i, one o£ 20 to be
l1d.d around lbe sltt.le starti~
TUC!llldfly October 2 1, 1975 DAIL V ~IL Of , 1 :J
yEyed
lans Public Meetings
th,iai wt?W<, will take ):Wace Jt lbo.
G<J rde1l Orovl' City Cou1t~1I
c h a 1nbl•r.s. 11391 Atat.·1..1
Park\~ ..iy al 6 p .m .
Th\' public ffi\':('l lnjtS wcrl'
mand<.1 lcc.1 uu!J l.'r the n~"1.· nt.i ·
tiooul lleallh Planwn~ uol.1
Re:;ource.s Ot!vL'lopmL'nl A(·l,
"'bi.ch ordered a l'011ipll•tc over·
haul oi Lh~ h~llh fcit'1Ut1~~ p!ru1·
n1ng prucl'li:i.
!'1:ic 111onlh•-·1 gn. Cin•f, 1'"",(h1\1.alJ
C.. II ruwn Jr. touk th\!' I lc:i.l l'll \ ,, 111
!ht.• rt"VU.lUJllDg llt'OMl"dW 1~." 1lt•
:-1~n.1t1n.: ti Jlealth St-r\1\•
Art'u!> ~l-IS1\l 1n th~ ;,tdlt'. <>r.ut!;\."
("0111\ly IS J@t>i.ll..llt"d 1 lSA IJ.
·rh1• fin.II Slt'P 111 th(' JH•1l'\ •••
.;t•Jt:C\1011 u( Ull oilo(•'lh:)' IU l-:11\t'fll
1·a .. ·h or lht' :-;1,_•r\ 11.'t• <JJ 1,.'<j!) ..11 1J J J
1n101:::.ll'r ~r.ill l tu11d11 11 • '·' 1•
J>t't'tt'li to lit..• t;.1kc11 b) Drn\\n l'3l"·
Jy n .. ·xt j't';Jt'.
Says Karen
Will. be 'Vegetable'
ln\~lt.'1nt'Jllal1011 nf tht.; n1,.·w la'.'/
h.1:i prCL'1p1tat11d '' b1Lll'r::.1 ruii;~l1•
for tht• J\Jb of JIS.\ cvord1n ..1tu•
b('lWet.'ll 01'DO K1' C l•Ulll y
super\ is ors ;ind th·~ L'\i~t lll1
Compre lu:n~i\'c llt.•..iJlb l't JJlwu~
COWl('IL
Unless thL· c·1111 n l'1I 1•1·1-.
llro"'ll ~nod , 1L \\ill 1 u uul 111 • ....
1~\encl· ,1l t 1·1 ,1 1•h..1:.t out 1•t1.1c:,,J
of :il'\ t'f:Jl n1 u nth~. MORRISTOWN, N.J . (UPI ! -
A neurologist said today Karon
Ann Quinlan is in worse condition
than any cvmalo~ patient he hus
s~ and nttilhcr he our n1uny or
hili. colleagu~s were '·1ntert!Sted
1n savJn~ a life that "'ill he as a
vegetable ror 10 years.,,
K·aren·s mother. Mrs. Julia.
Quinlan. w1:1.lkcd from the
courtroom. in teurs as lJr. Juli us
K<>rein of Ne w York, an authority
on research into the dcaLh of the
brain, described how Karen ·s
face twists and turns in reaction
to pain.
Korein's testimony befor e
Superior Court Judge Robert
Muir Jr. cu m e in the second duy
of a trial on a request by J oseph
Quinlan and his wife that their
duughter. in a com a since April
14, be allowed tu "di" with
Ui g-nity."
Korein crout'hl'd in the witness
chair, be nt his kn\'es. and
c lutcht'CI his h ands to his chest tu
show the pack~d courtroom the
way Miss Quinlan lies ("omalos:c
in her ho:spital bt:!d .
M.rs. Quinl a n l ert th e
courtroom wilh her head bowed
in tcarS when Korein told hnw the
young woman shows •·J1µ-
s macking, grimacing, leeth -
grinding movements" when she
ii:; pricked with a pin.
The doctor s aid that these we rl'
pattvrned rt!al'tion.s th:.il arc bu ilt
i11 lo the nervous systen1 anl.1 ;.ire
not related to active brwn fun c·
tioning_
''The fa ct t hat ~he could
respond to sound. light and pa1n
docs not mean that she is either
Murder Trial
;l\\1are or i:-; l'On~('iou .... ty d1rcrt111~
lhO!;t' movcml.'nl:;,' · Kor-l!ln suid.
lie said l\11 ss C)wnlwi reul'LS
· tbal '"•'Y becau!)e h\'r "<.'Ortex as
destroyt>d," but "llus woman is
nol br~1in -deail . '' I le :said she 1:1 10
• W011k! cont.l1l1on lh:.in any ulht>r
patient he h us cv~1-st'en in ,1
comil, in c ludin g one \vho
lingered on for 10 years.
Anti,.V.N.
Week Slal,ed
CONCORD, N.11. (AP>
-New Hampshire's Gov.
Mt'ldrim 1'homson. calhng
the Uni led Nat ions a n
• "American·busOO bat:>tion
1Jf foreign s pit•s ," has
d t.'t'lart•d ()l'L . 20 -26
.. WithdrJ\vJl f''rom the
United Nations \Yct.•k .. ,
1-Tiday 1s the 30th an·
11iversary or lhc U . .N.
The conservative
Republi can urged Monday
that c iti:tc n s o f New
1-lllmpsh1rc \vork to re-
move Lhl! United States
from the U.N. and to get
tho U.N. out of the Unitet..I
Stalt•s. In :.in official pr1>-
clam:.i t1on. Thomson said
the United Statt•s has paid
S4 billion to lht~ U.N. s1ncc
1ls inccpl1on 1n 1946. Jte
said that money was. ''the
meanesl fo rm of taxation
"·1thuut r cprcscn ta·
lion ....
Unlil 1 ht• nt<"-' l;I\·'' \\Id:-l~"s~l·1f,
th,• he.11 th t'O\lll('il \\ c1 s l'111
po~·t.>rffi lo rt-Yll'\\' .int.I ;,i1,_·t 1111 ..111
l\t'W health f tll' ii 11 l\'S JJl.Ofl01';..t/S.
llur1nl,{ its ~lorn1.Y '-'·'<i:sl1·111·,.
the count· ii h as l'Untt' wltl1.•1 :-h.i rp
l'r1l1C'1S1n, p.Arl1 t·u~tt r l y frtirn
SUpt'r\'ibOr~. rtlf' f .uhn).( 111 1k>,1l
l"qUitably and l'lf1t·1t·ntly ''1lh r"-
qul'.!lls.
Jlut 1.·ount•il ofl1t·1:1 /" l.1'll \t•.ir,
in ;J U1d to ~l'l'UI t• \Ill ' lh '\\ t ISi\ tit
!'1gna l1on. rev 1lah1.~·d thl· 1·ow1ed
by tr1mm10 ~ n1t>n1~r~lup h \
t \\'1J..lh1rds and t'n.i.cl1 n~ a 111.\\ :-.1. L
or bylaws .
llut th.al move diJ no1111ai; lo
e :..ist• ~upt•r\ 1so1·s' :.1111100-.11'.
1nrormed of t he new 1 ... " ;u~1 I
thte> HSA s ys tem, :o.uµt•r\1~111· \ol ·
t..xl unanimously to \~1 thdr.1\~ .11 1
s upport of lhl' counl'il <Jti;J ~c··l..
lh~des ign:.ilio11 thc:1n .... L:l\1 ~.
So ftir . t hl' 1.·uun t·1 I :i n d
s uper\lisors are l ht· onl\ \\~11 t'11-
t 1l1t~s biddtng ror J\10\\'l(S ~eh·v
lH>n.
Cou n ci l n11•n1h<•r s lt,t\'l"
t•austi cally ~ltat:kt·<l th~ 00.uu "
bill. charging t·ou nt v i.:uver11rnl·11 t
is the COWll)'·s largesl f,t'<ill h
t'arc providl'r.
Tht•y claim s uper·\1soro.; "illiltl
~ 1nvolvl'd 1n :.i t·unfh1.·L •d lll·
teres t if th~·y :.il so t•ontrull l·d ;.il l
health pl ~1 nn1ng a('l.1\·1t1t·:~.
In lht• ungoint! IJ...1tth.• tur .;u·i.
port and l'nlfor:-.l' m t•nt..,. tl11 · 1·x1 .1 -
1ng: l'Ollnt.•tl secn1s lo tx· J.11· IJUl-
strippinJ;:! ~upervlsor:-;. Jllit tl i ..
known lhat sl'ver <.11 l.10:.i1tl 1n1.r11 ·
bcrs and other tol-' count ~· u1-
ficials have app<'<Jli•d Wr1 •1'll_, tu
Brown fot· support.
Suicide Pact on Tape?
f'rom Wire Ser'1ices ;\lalahan retained in his state jolt. rt '''<IS ;\t :1 laha11 ·s dt•'>po11d1·11i·y
SA.i'J BERN.\RDli\'O -A tape The attorney said the rOn · •J\'t'I' lus111g 111 :. J<Jh, .-\rut·, o11J .
recording of a conversalJon by versation would show Malahan that drovt· h1n1 to ~1't't. r)lH '.\11 .
state inht:'ritance tax referee An · "'as thinking about lakin).! h is Goode n, an :dlt·~t·d 111to:.L1tul•,
tlrew Malahan before h.c diet.I t)wn life. I-le quoted i\.l aJahan :.is andsugg1.•sl lh1·:;u1 c11 h·p.111.
would absolve :.i 22·ycar old ~aying·; 1\mi:s s..11tl .\11~., ~;1";.J1·1t ,hol
womano{achargesh~n1urdl:'rt:'<l :vtul ,1han in st•ll ·1l1 ·1,·u, ;d l •r
him. a defenst> :.ilturney ~.utl 1n -•·r s Jid I 'd be very ap-· strug~ll n g \vith .\l ~d<1h..1n 1n1· \ht:
o pening argu m~nts ~1on<lJy. prl'c1at1vc of anything yo u t.:an gun.
EarleneGooden,22.tsuntri.:il do.·· 11 01,1,·1•\'t•r, :\l .1!.rh.111. \\01lt1.\•
f<.>r the Jwte 2l s hootmi-: tl~ath uf -'J esus Christ, it·s drivinl! t ~tifird ht.•r hush ind r1·~t·.\1 cl ;t
.'lfalahan. meuplhewall." lt•lcphont.• t',11 1 .J1111t· J,.; 1r1t11l
Defense altornt.•y r>on /\mes -"If I 'm hi:lping (slate con-· Vallt'S a s:-11r111 1 .\l.ii ailan llt·
s aid :\1iss Gooden shot .'ll.i/ahan, troller Kenneth l Cory by tellln ~ y,ould kt'l'\l IH s JO• 1.
;>1, in sei(-dcfense after he !'iug-you this, and then (get) chopJ>t.-<l, f)t'put ~· 111·.t r11·L \!lornt·v 1i~ It\."
t d . d l, d J shoul<l s hootmyself.'' · OvkL·:;a1tl \ol .d:d1 .111v..1.· hr.11.il -ges e a st11c1 c pac . 1•mcs sa1 -'.\1 a la h an was de spon t.l e nt Vallio1s alcg1s lat1vcai<le and Jy shut ' 1n 111 ~ :-,,111 l>t.'rr1.1rdiri•I fnend or Cory ·s. ' ..apart n1t•n1. because he \\':JS loslf!g his ~talc -"Oh Jesus Christ, what do (:ory, '~ 1111 11.1!) f 11·1i/ 11111·· 1 :-
Job. youhavelo do?'' rl'ft'r1·t>s~11J •'t',1~ ... li 1111n: ,,n ••
Ames said jus:t bt'fo rt' his -··well i{ood lord. I clon ·L r1·1u1rtPtll·: 11nd1 •1· Ill\• -111•.1t1
d e ath , '.\li.i l:th:.in r"cord t:'d :_r know what tu say. Where do I h_., .. 1 f,·dl1,1I )'i.111 it ,;•n 111 ••·.
1'1'lephone conv11rsat1on bt-t"·een s tand'! Whal do l h~1vcto .. , vuu :t•rnu n1· "11 .. 111 .. 1 Ji,• "
himself and .'ll tt·h~11:I Vi.illL':), "·ho do whalt>Vt'r ... what thL· hel l ~1 H·i.1 1t·· :--11!11·111 ti Ji.,;.,,fi
'"as acling as :.i go-l>et1,1,·et'n 1,1,·ith ... commit mt: to wh:.itl'vcr )OU prH·1· ut ..ipp1.i111111111 , , , ,
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nol\.' 1n lhc nt.'\\:, tu rt.·rn1nd you
th11l ""'~have only four inure day~
1n Yihich 1._•vt.•r ylh1r1 i.: v.d\ run <ill
nghl 111 our l'uunlr') On Sunday,
.ill or us art.• ~uppo:i.t.'<.I lo fiddle
"'ith tht" clock.
1'h1:. happens he<·aus~ on Sun·
tlay, lht• t.•nltrl' nc1t1 on goes on
standard l1n1t.•. In c a :.l' you didn 't
know 1t . '''t.'vt.• been operating
no..-.· for :-omt.· pt.· rind un Oayli ~ht
Saving TLOl t.' \Vt: have been Sil\'·
1ng daylight bt.•t'..1use of the in-
famous l'nt.•rgy l'rUlll'h.
This may h '-L \'l' lit.'t'll OJ OO\'('l l'X
pt"1,ment but LI didn 't do mur h
for ·m('. It took just as rnuch
t.'nl•rgy to l'r,t"'l out of a "'arm
IJt'1..I on 11 .i ylLghl S<1 v1nf.! 'fime a s
it ditl on Pac·1f 1e SI and a rd Time.
Any\\';.1y, l'Un)l' SL1nduy, we arl'
;.ill supposl'd t11 Sl·t uur clocks
b;,1l·k one huur. It 's the old sprin~
aht>all , fall bctl'k , syndrome. Six
months you·rl' un time and ~1x
1nonlhs yuu·rl.' l<lll.'.
I OON'T KSO\\' llOW other
•folks fet•l bul ;.ill this lime chHnl:(·
1ng is a huge p .. un in my sleep t.il.'-
partml•nt. In thl' first place, 1L
mt>ans I have tu move the clock
radio o.tlarm hand.
A little Las k hke that may not
bother you but it me<tns I have to
take my l'lock radio apart. The
little knob on the~ back that
changl'S thl• h;.1nd i:-.n't there any
mor·t'. It has brokL•n off some
piaCt:' Ill thl• illlll'r rl•aChCS Of lhc
mt•chanis m . To change it, I have
to pull thl' wholl' busint•ss apart
<t nd rt.>ach inside with a pair of
pliers.
\·Vorking the clock hand to a
new position with a pair of pliers
is painfully slO"-'· It will take two
hours jus t to move tht.' hand onl'
hour, if you follow that.
Thus. "'hile the rest of you arc
backin~ up Ont' hour when we
S"-'itch timt•. I 'll be losing three
just to changt• the chx.•k.
l'F.S I DF:S T Jl 1\T, my body
does not automatically change
its sleeping habits just because
some government orricials in
Washington rule that we must all
move the hands around on ou r
clocks.
Ju.:.l figurt' "'hat 's going to hap-
pen this next weekend. F'irst. I
am expected lo sit up until mid-
night Saturday and then change
everything to make it 11 o'clock.
Or is it that 1·m supposed to sit
up until 1 a.m. and then change
my world back to midnight'! No
matter. You ~et to play the hour
over any way you decide to twist
il.
Now comes Sunday night. I'll
probably be s louching around
watching the late. late movie. My
body will tell me this is really
okay because the clock may say
midnight but it ·s actually only 11
p.m ., Body Time.
SLEEP WI LL FINAU.Y win
out over the boob tube and the
next thing you know, the alarm
~ill go off. With my usuaJ vigor, I
shall leap up to greet the new day
at 6 a.m. But the old body will
scream at me, "Are you crazy?
Get baC'k under those covers. It's
only 5 o'clock in the morning.
You point at the clock where it
says 6. Your body refuses to
believe it.
You and your body could end
up in a terrible argument over
what time it really is.
Clearly. this is no way to start
a new week. hassling y;ith your
body. !\!any people may lose to
their body and just go back to
bed.
This whole nation could be on
general strike next Monday
morning.
Tuesday, October 21 1975
Kissinger
Confers
With ·Mao
PEKING (UPI > -Sc-cretaryof
Stale ~l cnry A. Kissinger met
c·ommunist l.)arly (:ha1rman
.\l ao 1·se·Tung £or an hour and 40
minutes today 111 .J !'>urµri ~t>
~t•ss1on th<:it a statl' dl·pa11mt•nt
spokesman ca lied .. vt>ry ust·ful ·
Tht.• unexpc<·ted mt•t.:l1n~. Ki ~!'>
int:t·r·s third "'1th .\1.Jo 1n c1~hl
trips lo l:,t.·kin~. ca rill' .:.u suddt•n·
ly 1nid"'a}' through tu s currt•nt
fi ve -day trip to thl.' Chines l'
<·.tµ1tal that K1ssingc.>r never at
ll'ndt'd a cockt;.iil rt.'l'cpt1on he
"·as giving for 2,000 d1p!un1als
Jnd others.
Kissinger, 1n a game of P'J"•:er
pohlil'S. had invited the ~viet
Uelt>gat1on tu the rt't'l'pl1on .
1\ MF.f:Tl~G with 1\-lao, 82·
)ear·old fuuntlt•r of the Ch1nL·se
Communist stalt'. is thc-tughest
honor Pl'ktng can bestow upon a
visitor.
Diplomats s aid 1t indic;ited
Pt.>king 's plt·asure with the stall'
or .Sii:io·Amt•ril'an relations. '!'hey
said 1l "'a.:. a ~uod :-;ign for Presi-
dt•nt Ford 's pos t-Thanksgiving
Jay visit \\'hich Kissinger ts <1r·
ranging.
"The sccrt•lary found the
meeting vt•ry u.:.l'ful." a st alt• de-
partment spokesman said. llut
no details of "'h:.il "'as discussed
;.it lht> meeting were announced.
DI PWMATS SAID th:.it the ex ·
act dates of the presidential v1 ~1t
had been '-''Orked out by Kis~-
1ngt•r but they did not d1s<:IOSl'
lht•m.
!\fao·s summons came "'hC'n
Kissinger and seven i.lidt•s \l.'l'fl'
meeting: in the G rl.'at I !.:ill of tht•
Pt>0ple with Vice Premier ·rt·n~
Hsiao·Ping, f<'oreign l\-1ini!;ter
Ch1ao Kuan .J.lua :.ind other
Chinese officials.
The Secretary sent for hi s wife
Nancy and the ninc·pt•rson
American party '-''Cnl to the
Chairman's residence near the
great hall.
YfAO l.I VF:S in virtual
seclusion behind a rl'd and
golden lanterned wall on Pek -
in~·s main street. 1·wo army
pn valt's st.ind sentry al the ~alt'
S1rlc ken
C.l'ncralissimo Francisco
1''r~1nco of Spain has <le -
vt•lope<l o 'serious' heart
Jlroblem in addition lo in·
fluenza, and specia li st ~
\Vere calil'd lo the Pardo
J'>alac.:e toda)' to lrcal him,
informed sourl'l'S said.
A Honeymoon
Under Canvas
KASANE . Botswana
(UPJ ) -Elizabeth Taylor
·and Richard Burton are
spending their. second
honeymoon h\'ing in a tent
in tht> African Bush. their
~ecrt'tary sa1J ~1onday.
The C'o11pll' rcmi.lrr1ed
()(·t 10 at K<1 ~ant.'. <i mud·
hut bordt'r IU\l.'ll in rcmolc
northern Rot ::;\\'ani.J .
Gavin Dt• Becker, the
couple's secretary, said
'.\1iss Taylor ""as keeping
"a priv;1te and personal
journal ur the last 12 days,
it is of her impressions and
emotions during this im-
portant time in her life."
Dt' Rt•cker said the cou-
plt•. rt;>conciled in August
afll'r thto>ir divorce 16
months ago. \\'t'rc phott}-
graphin~ game and living
·in a lu:"<ury tent.·· ,
Mother's lns tinet
Missing Girl Part
Of 'Triple Murder'
GREENVILLE. S.C. (AP J -
The police relied on experience
and statistics to tell Clemilee
Smith that her mi!;sing daughter
probably was just another
nrnaway. Mrs. Smith only had
her mother's instinct to tell her
that something: was terribly
wrong.
But 22 days after 16-year·old
Kathy Smith disappeared, her
body \\'as found in the rain-
swollen Reedy River. along '-''ith
the bodies of a friend, Cynthia
Jones. 17, and an unidentified
thjrd yuung woman.
The cause of their deaths has.
not been determined. Greenville
County Sheriff Cash Williams
said. "We are forced to assume
it's a triple murder.''
Mrs. Smith had gone to police
and sheriff's deputies the day
after Kathy failed to return
home.
·:They didn ·1 listen to me," she
said . "I did everything but get on
my knees. Lord knows I did a ll I
could . .,
"They told me to wait -they'd
~heck on it. I saw one of Lhem put
11 down i n his book as a
·runa\1,1ay . •··
nut 1nslincl told her that her
daughtt'r·s disappearance was
mort" than a case of "another lit·
lie runa'A·ay black child."
"I had a .reeling deep i"side."
.\1r$. S!'"1th said l\.1onday.
Something I can 't rightly say
about. But something that told
me to ket>p looking .. ,
On Sept. 30, ·she took out a
Sl0.39 notice in the personals. In
agate type, it read :
"flelp ~ Girl missing since
Thursday .. -Name Kathy Ann
Smith, age 16. Last seen at
Greenville 11igh and Wade
1.-fampton game ... was with
friend ... if "·hereabouts kno\1rn
contact ... '·
Finally, two weeks artcr the
disappearance, people started to
take notice. ·rhe mayor of Green-
ville was reached and he called
thL' polic.,-Station WFBC-TV
ran a shl'frt notice and so did
radio station W~IYZ.
Now that Kathy's body has
been found, Mrs. Smith's anxiety
1:; gone, to be replaced by heJp-
less resignation.
'.'I knO'A' where my baby is,"
said '.\1rs . Smith. "I don'l have to
\\'Orry about her anymore.··
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Aid.BillNeeded by November
deputy mayor for ri.nance, ex·
plained, ·•My underslandlng ot
the governor's remarks is that he
was talking about lhe equivalent
number of jobs represented by
WASHINGTON (APJ -New
Y()rk Gov . J-lugh L. Otrey told
Congress today that Wlless a bill
to aid deficit-ridden New York
City is ort President Ford's desk
by eal'IY November, bothlhecity
and stale will be going into de·
fault. . ,
Carey said t.hal j ( federal help
is not forthcoming, the city will
default in early December "and
then t.be 8tute of New York. its
vital agencies, many of its school
districts and many ol lts local Wl·
its of government will be forced
into default soon afterwards.··
Carey told a House CconOmic
stabilization subcommittee that
the Ford administrations's reluc·
tance to help New York·indicates
the White House "is content to al-
low the fl:lte of 17 million
Amencans and the economy or
our nation to twist slowly in the
'4ind ... "
THE ST ATE llAS run out or re-
sources to help the city, he said.
Unless Congress can pass a bill
and have it on the President's
desk by early November, "Any
help you might consider will be
too late to be o( consequence,'' he
added.
CA REY TESTIFIED one day
after the New York state ftscal
watchdog committee for New
York City approved an austerity
plan that will cut the city's
budget by S724 million over the
next three years and slash
thousands more municipal
'A'orkers from the payroll.
Carey said he senses a growing
sentiment in Washington that the
easy way out would be lo permit
default. He called that sentiment
more than tragic and added: "It
is the ultimate immorality that a
federal government could prac-
tice on its people during these
times of financial crisis.
The governor told the subcom-
mittt.>e today that "the entire
'"-'Orld is v;atching to sec i£ the
Congress of the United States
"'ill prove. once again, that our
~overnment can lake care of its
people:·
Carey, head of the Emergency
Fi n ancial Cont rol Board.
startled other board members
Monday night when he told a
meeting of the City Club that
55,000 jobs would be eliminated
by 1978.
However, Kenneth Axelson,
S42.5 Million
Mor.e Military Aid
Seen· for Indonesia
\\1ASlllNGTON (APJ -The Stale Department is recom·
ml•nding thal Congress double U.S. military aid to Indonesia 1n
the current fiscal year to enable that country to cope more erfec-
t1vt•ly '4'ith the new political realities in Southeast Asia, U.S. of-
ficials say.
The recommendation calls for $30 million in grants and $12.5
million in credit purchases for a total of $42.5 million , more lhan l'·~:ice the aggregate fiscal 1975 figure of some S20 million.
S yndtetlc Fuel Plan StMd,ed
\VASHINGTON <APJ -The Ford administration has de·
C'idt•d to recommend federal support ror projecls aimL-d at syn-
thetic<J lly producing the equ.i volent of 350,000 barrels of oil daily .
In an energy mL"Ssage last January, President Ford said the
.l{Overnmenl should promote (
developm('nt of a synthetic J
futo>ls industry capable of pro· / N S ff 0 RT
ducing the equivalent or one _
million barrels of oil a day by . -----------~
198Sthroui::h conversion or shale lo oil and coal to oil and gas.
"'oroccana Ma•• tor March
RABAT, ~OROCCO (UPI) -Tens of thousands of Moroc-
cans massed 1n the chill Atlas Mountains today for the start of. a
marathon march across the desert to lay c laim to Spanish
Sahara.
. ~bout 20,000 volunteers: the first oi 350.000 promised by King
l-lassan, gathered at dawn 1n Ksar Es So\.'.k, a village in eastern
Morocco, for the first leg of the journey.
Ccuualtlea Mount In Briruf
BEIR~T, L.EBANON <UP I l -More shootings, killings and
fears of .kidn apings kept Beirut deserted today and sniper fire
and barricades ma~e roads in many areas unsafe.
Four pers.ons.d1ed ~nd 13 others v.·cre injured in a fresh out-~rea.k of.f1g~t1ng invol~tn~ Mosle.m leftists and right-wing Chti~
l1ans, br1ngmg casuall!es m the five-week-long battle to 600 dead
and about 1,400 wounded.
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Victim of a Mexico City subway crash (inset ) lies
we<lged between two trains that collided at Vladuclo Stah~n Monda~. killing al least 26 persons and injuring
55 .. witnesses. said someone pulled the emergency handle
to slop th~ nine-car train at lhe station. A second train
ploughed into the back of it. crushing many victims lo
death.
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the$7Z4 million." •
EXCEPT TO SAY that they
would ••number t o the
thousands," Axelson refused to
put a finger on this newest roand
of firings. However, he said. '"We
hope to wipe out a good portion ol
the deficit through attrition and
the elimination of noopersonoel
items."
The austerity plan, which
basically followed the hudaet-
t'ut ting proposals of Mayor
Abraham D . Beame, includes a
thret>·year freeie on wage& and
hiring, large-scale service cuts
and an end to new mwticipal con-
struction.
The Control Board said it was
cutting $390 m illion from the
separate capital budget, used to
finance construction projects, by
1978.
This year's savings on the $12
billion 1975-76 expense budget
were targeted at S200 million.
The budget plan was mandated
by the state to rid the city of its
deficit and to restore investor
confidence in the city's now-
shaky credit rating. The city
came within hours of default last
Friday.
Man Kills 3
Kids, Leaps
To His· Death
NEW YORK !AP) -"I yelled
for som eone lo call police -that
kids were being thrown out of a
"indo~'' said Jesse Blake.
He was one of the horrified te-
nants of a Spanish Harlem hous-
ing project who saw Celina
:\1artinez. 7, and her half-sister,
FeliC'ia Ocacio. 5, hurled to their
deaths from a 14th floor apart-
ment Monday .
POLICF. SAID the girls were
lhrown from the window by their
mother's common.Jaw husband.
Only minutes later, he fatally
stabbed her 6-year-old son, Mark
Martinez. and then leaped to hi s
own death.
The tragedy was triggered by a
quarrel between Julio Delgado •
30. and the children's mother:
Felicita Sanchez. 28, police said.
She was treated for hysteria hut
"·asother"'ise unharmed.
POLICE SAID the mother was
not a ble to give a coherent story
of the events leading to the de-
alhs. None of the children were
fathered by Delgado, they said.
··1 heard a thump and ... I
saw F elicia on the ground."
Blake said. "I looked up and saw
Celina coming out the window. J
froze!"
Another witness. Sophronia
Walker, who saw Delgado at the
window. said, "He puts one leg
out and then he makes a mo\ion
for people to move away. They
scattered . Then, he jumped."
No Watergate
In Breal\.-in
WASHINGTON (UPI) -A
break-in at President Ford's
campaign headquarters last
"-'eeke nd was not another
Watergate-type burglary. a cam-
paign official said Monday.
Robert Visser, general counsel
of the President Ford Commit-
tee. said a burglar entered the of-
nces and tried to break into a
cabinet containing financial re-
cords and some cash. lie termed
it a ··minor incident.··
;\fetropolilan police said they
were treating Che incident as a
property damage case, not a
burglary.
Grenade Theft
Suspect Fre~d
SAN DIEGO (AP) -A Marine
charged with stealing JOO ·lland
grenades from Camp Pendleton
has been acquitted. ie;
A federal S'OUrt jury M•day
found Lance Cpl. Darryl L4eck
innocent of ro·ur or th six
c.harg~s against hjm in ca9lec·
uon with the theft.
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: ~o Longer Viable' 2 Held • Ill Ford e
Queen Mary's
Success Fades
From Wire Services
LONG BEACl-1-The Queen Mary is sinking as
a tourist attraction "nor can she survive as a con-
vention-shipp1ng-rcstaurant complex" under exist-
ing operaliong conditions, the associate director of
thesh.ipboard museum said Monday.
A. N. "Sandy" Kemp said in a confidential re-
port that "the Queen Mary iSr-DO longer a viable at-
traction.''
Kemp made the report to Long Beach and
Queen Mary officials, the Los Angeles Times said
today.
TOUR ATTENDANCE had been declining
steadily for the past three years, he said, adding:
."While other attractions have been spending a
half million dollars or more for advertising, we
spent about ~150,000. And wtule they get all the
money from those they attract, we get only about
hair because others can board the ship free without
lowing the museum."
•'The city Temoved the lx>arding charge (or the
ship ,in November 1972," Kemp said. "And since
then we've done everything we can to get the city to
put it back, but they've refused to acknowledge us
while continuing to bolster the commercial area.''
THE CO MM E,RCIALAREA alx>ard the (ormer
luxury liner includes alx>ut 50 shops, restaurants
and fast-food concessions operated under a master
lease by Specialty Queen Mary Corp. ·
William Thompson, vice president and general
manager of Specialty, said his Cirm is "somewhat
disenchanted" wilh its relationship with Long
Reach and has offered to sell the lease.
Long Reach City manager John Mansell said he
felt the ship should be operated under one master
lease but that "the ship will remain afloat in any
case."
State Offieials Say
Glomar Didn't
Capture Gold
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -State oCficials say
that if S30 million worth of gold doubloons from a
sunken Spanish galleon is on the ocean floor off San-
ta Catalina. l1 oward i"lughes' mystery ship Glomar
F.xplorerdid not snatch it.
The records say the Glomar is owned by Howard
Hughes, although the vessel is re portedly operated
by the CIA . It conducted
secret ocean.going tests
( J last August in the same Sta l e area y:here the galleon re-
'-·---------portedly went down near·
Jy 400 years ago.
Exclusive rights lo search the area near Fourth
or July Cove have been leased to Chuck Kenworthy,
president of the Los Angeles-based Quest Corp.,
who charged that Hughes' deep-sea salvage vessel
m.ight have gobbled up the told treasure during its
exercises.
flies Sult
·Fi lmmaker Elaine
May is suing Para-
mount Pictures
Corp. for Sil million
in damages, contend-
ing the compilny re-
ne g ed on a l oan
agreement which af-
fected her new mov-
i e, ''Mick ey a nd
·Nickey."
Teacher
Beaten
To Death
PO M ON A (AP> -
William C. Warner. as·
sistanl chairman of the
urban planning depart-
ment o f California
Polytechnic Ins titute.
Pomona, w as found
beaten to death in his
a pa rtment in n earby
Diamond i"larbor.
authorities said.
Warner. 53, who lived
alone in the apartment,
was round dead Monday
afternoon by his depart·
ment chairman and a de-
partment secretary who
were concerned because
Warner failed to take his
classes Monday morn-
ing.
Hop Crop Up
LOS ANGELES CUP()". Manson disciple L)'llelte
-A Cederal grand jury ''Squeaky" Frommewu.s
bas ind i ct e d tw o· arrested (or pointing a
vagabonds on charges or loaded .45 caliber plstol
ronspiring to asaasslnate alt.be Presidenl.
Presideol Ford by ex-
ploding a bomb in a
sewer and shooting him,
the second aJleged-plot
against him on the same
day.
The indictment Mon-
d ay describ.ed a plan to
kill Ford when he visited
Sacramento Sept. 5 -
the same day Charles
THE PLAN -IF IT
was a serious attempt on
Ford's life -was broken
up by a Santa Barbara
detective inves tigating
the theft of a television
set from a motel ..
By the lime Ford re-
ached Sacramenlo, the
Secret Service knew ol
.
the purporlt•d riot an1I
the two men -Gery ~
Desure und Prr ~l nn
~1ayot -wert• 111 j .u l 111
Santa n ~r lJ;.t r .1 11n
<'harges or threatt·ru ni.; tu
kill the Presidt·n t .
The gr<i nd Ju ry iud tl'l
ment ~1ontlu y added !lit·
graver \0 ha r g\· of ('0 11
spiracy lo kill t he f't t•::.1-
dent. Thre a tening ltu·
President·s life t'o.1rn t'" .1
maximum prison 1 l1rn1 of
five years, b ut consp1 r-
Case Postpone ~
Hearst Lawyers Sift Finmngs
SAN FRANCISCO City on charges of bank immediale conlml'llt.
(UPIJ -Acourthearing robbery and use or an Miss Hearst , 21 . \\.1.'i
on whether Patricia autom atic weapon dur-kidnaped by thl' ~y m
Hearst is mentally com· ing the crime. Three bionese Liberatio n Arn1y
petent to stand trial and c 0 u rt. a pp 0 int e d on Feb. 4, 1974 . ShL• l~•ll'I '
lo be freed on bail may psychiatrists recently d ecided -a ccordin~ tu
be postponed so he r completed their ex· tape-reC'orded con1 mun1 -
lawyers a nd prosecutors amination or her. ques -to join h1..•r .ibdut ·
can s tudy psychiatric T ti E F I N A L tors.
findings on the jailed REPORTS were Sl'nl to . Miss Hears t <Jnd thrL·i ·
newspaperheir ess. Jawyersforbothtbepro· other SLA mt•mht·r~
The hearing, for a Cull secution and defensedur· were captured ht•rc Sept
discussion or the ing the weekend, and il 18.
psychiatrlc reports, was was thought the late ar-JOHNSON S1\ID t h\•
set f~rl Wednesday rival of the documents derense has reta1nt'l1 ;.1
berore"\J .S. District would not give attorneys team of "natiun;.lil y pro
Judge Oliver J . Carter. enough time to prepare minent" psychiJtr1!->I!->
"IT DOES BEGIN to (orthehearing. who would examine '.\1 1!'>~
lookasi(there'snotgoing Mi ss Hearst's ul· Hearst i( the t uu rt al
to be any hearing Wed-tomey, Albert J ohnson, lows.
nesday,'· U.S. attorney said the deCense would ··1 am not al liberty to
J3mes Browning said. be ready to go ahead iC tell you their D;.Jln ~s . !Jut
:\iiss Hearst is being the last reports arrive they are all n..1 t1unall}
heltl in the San r..t atoo quickly. Carter bud no known.·· he suit.I .
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Edison Co.
Buys Fuel
LOS ANGELES (APJ
-Southern California
Edison Co. has signed a
10 -year contract, re-
pllrtedly in excess of SI
billion, with Pertamina,
the national oil company
of Indonesia, to buy "sub-
stantial , .. olumes·· of low
sulfur (uel, an Edison
s pokesman said.
William Seaman, vice
president at Edison for
fuel supply, said Monday
the Pertamina contract.
1,1;hose terms were not
disclosed, "was designed
to provide Edison ·s
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Capitol News Service
SACRAMENTO -
Beer drinkers. there's
good news. The st ate's
hop harv.est was com-
pleted last month and
production is estimated
al 2.55 miilion pounds.
That's above the 1974
crop of 2 .5 million
pounds.
ble costs while gaining a Phone: North Orange County 546·3'lOS
supply or premium quali -"'"'"~~~~~~~~~~~~~""'~~~~~ c----ty, low sulfur rue! from a .:
LOS ANGELES (UPf I -Two Symbionese stable source.·'
l,iberation Army ··soldiers·· were warned by the ~--------------------
judge not to use foul language in "the other SLA
trial."
"This is not a Sunday School. but it is a court of
law,·• Superior Court Judge M. Ross Bigelow
warned Russell Little and Joseph Remiro before
beginning jury selection l\1onday. Little shouted a
(our·letter word at a preliminary hearing last week.
Sara .Jane Studied
SAN DIEGO (UPI) -Psychiatrists examining
Sara Jane Moore say they are unable to determine
yet whether s he is competent to stand trial on
charges of trying to shoot President Ford.
James D. Williams. warden of the Metropolitan
Correctional Center where Miss Moore is being held '~ in nearly solitary confinement, said the four-man
team examined her Monday. The examination was
tile second since her confinement.
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Hoax. Bornbers Caught
OAKLAND CAP) -Alameda Count y
authorities held four youths today for placing phony
bombs at three locations and demanding the re·
· 1easeof Patricia Hearst.
Q(ficers said the youths, aged 14 through 16, ad-
mitted placing the phony bombs. consisting of pipes
with timing devices but no explosives, at a BART
station on Oct. 12. a side door or KTVU-TV on Oct.12
and in a telephone booth on Oct. 14.
., Speedy. same·dci.y delivery on most
shipments. Or. use our count er-lo·
counter Jet·Pac service lo ship small
parcels hke blueprints and doc.umenls.
Easy shipmen! to nine major regional I
a irports in Cali fornia. So call Ea sy Informa tion
first. If 1here's an easier \vay to get it ther~. we·u
be the first to tell you.
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DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Bailing Out New York
It has to be clifficult to convince a Californian -
or a11 Oklah(>man, fur that ffiilllcr -th~t his lax
dollars shvulct hcl1J )J;.iil New York l 'tty out of its
economic 1lilr1nn10
!Jut if Nc\v York('rs clug themscl\'l'S into this hole
-the city l>y 1>r1Jfligucy l:tnd the ~tale by rniserly fi s·
cal tr,!atmcn1 of the city -shouldn't Nt:\\' Yorkers dig
themsclve:-; out '! / ,
'l'ht.·rt.• !'illllply c..ifw:·sn 'l see m to be <.in y other relief
than some (!n111unt of fedcr~il ass1stalll'C fur Ne\v
York. f''ur if the nat1on'.s largl'sl l'i ty in effect
dt"'clares bankru1>t1·y , 1t1c shock\vavL·:-. , .. ·ill affect not
only the world ·!-. <'t.•ntt·r· <>f comml'rt·e but other cities
and p<>ss1bl y the n<Jt1un ·s social st;.ibilit)· <J~ \Veil.
'l'hc l'omplt:xiltL'S uf s uch fin<.1n r 1n g are too in-
volved for :-.imphst1c CJllS\vers, but virtually e very
~1ngh.• t."'conon11<· (•.xp<:·rt -v;ith thl' exception, up to
no\v, of J1r1:s1tlcnt l•'ord and Trl'as ury Secret<.iry
Simc>n i>t.·IL c \'1·:-. the fC<lcral government \Viii huve to
sup11l y sornt.• undt.•rp1nning -somt· finunc 1<.JI guaran-
lce.s 1f .\'t.•\\ York ls to fun(·titJn .
Sut.•h attl nt·<·ess al'ily s huultl invol ve federal
1nonitor1ng anti t1>ugh supervi~iun . just a s it <loes
\Vhcn a privatt• industry 1s furt·cd into a kind of re-
ct.•iver~hip. l\'c\v Yorb.. <:~1nnot become an cternal
ralholt.: for c.·tn1t111 uecl 1nf t1s1uns <Jf f t•dcr al fund s.
Unexpected Praise
Or~in gt.• ('ou11t y's Prob<.it ion De pa rtment. frc·
ql1ently Lirl<.l cr f1rt! because of 11<.1gg1ng problems in
othl·r :;el'li)l'S of th1.: juvenile justict.' ~ys tcm. ha s rc-
l'eivt.>d S<>ml' uncxµcctcdly high m<.1rk s 111 a partial
managen1('nt ;1udit.
partment and its director, Chief-PrObcition Officer
Margaret Crier. 'fhat fact alone lends credence to the
objectivity ot the audit. ·
The audit said the department is well-run and de·
serving of pruise in that category.
Some problems in need of correction were noted,
1>ut they seemed less than signjficant alongside an
overall favorable tone. ·
'fhc CAO's review marks one of the first times the
county hierarchy has attempted a truly objective
<.tnalys is, removed from the smoldering personal
feuds of the pa~t.
Californians Siiigled Out
t J.S. citizens returning from foreign countries are
permitted to bring with them one quart of liquor or
"'ine \\1ithout paying duty. That's if they fly into l\1t\'v
York from J:>aris, ride <t tr<:tin down from Toronto or
drive into F.l Paso from Ciudad Juarez.
'l'hcrc's one exception: No one can cross into
California from Mexico '''ith a container of alcoholic
bcveragf'.
Peculiarly, the la\V is enforced by federal agents
at the bt1rder at Tijuona, Tecate and McxiC'ali,
lllthough it is a California statute th<:1t forbids lhc 1m·
J:>tlrtation . Wt!'ve never understood why the U.S. 1m·
rnigriltit.>n and customs agencies should bother
themselves digging out bottles 9f tequila and pouring
them dov.1n the drain at the behest of Sacramento.
It 's also strange that a Californian can bring li -
ttuor i11 from Mexico if he flies in instead of crossing
the b<>rder by car or on foot.
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dl'rt<Jken by thl' County Admin1str<.1ti,·e Officl' -the
agency most stridt•nt in its pasl critlcis m of the de-
It ts a patently unfair situation \vith no rational
cxplttnation -other than profit for liquor importers
and dealers in California.
'J'M fROM ~A~TfORt>, WHERE YOU LEFT THE ~CENE Of AN ACCJDENr'
Modern
-Morality .
Question
( ART HOPPE J
l\1rs . Reagan . wife of the
former movit.' actor, hfl::i. t.'Oml'
out with a stingin~ rebuttal to
~1rs. Ford. "'ife of thl" former
congressman from ~1ichiJ::an.
In her first public speech ever.
Mrs. Reagan boldly declared
that she ""as
definitely
against peo-
-p 1 e livi11 g
together
before mar ·
riagc. And
you could tell
s h e didn't
care how
many vott:.'s
this stand
would cost her hu s band.
Unfortun;:1tely. neither lady
has yet provided us with any
guidance on the even more hotly
controversial ques tion of our
times, one that aff£'cts not only
the young but every adult in
America:
Should people live together
after marriage?
NEEDLESS to say, the issue
arouses widely different opi-
nions. lnternalional trend-setter
Heath£'r (l\.tuffie) Brathwaite
takes a dim view of the concept.
"'.\1arriage is such a beautiful
thing,·· she says, ''why ruin it?
"All my first five worked out
wonderfully -except for the
third when Ricky arrived at the
church three hours late d ead
drunk. I sometimes think the on·
ly thing that soives my present
marriage to Riffy is that l ha-
ven't seen him in six years.··
Stern moralists, on the other
hand, have generally adopted a
surprisingly tolerant attitude re-
garding the subject. "If people
Dear
Gloo1ny
Gus
l 've just had ._. wonderful
idea ! Why don 't we
dt>tlare Nf.'W York C'ity a
foreign country -and
v•e can send them ft'deral
aid !
llarb C.
Glooomr Gori commo..t1.1••111twntttod by ro.oto .1"4 00 llll't llfio11.lr!ly r•llOl:I tlw vloon ol !Ito llOW'.1~~·. Soncl ~ prt -MIO GIOOmr Gort, O.ollr Pilol.
v.'ant lo live together after mar·
riage , ·· say!' Reverend Billy
<name withheld), I think that's
thN business.··
One noted prelalt'. however, is
nol so sure. "1'here cnn be no
qut>slion that constant proximity
of the sexes leads to temptation,
contraception and recrealion, ··
he says. "Thes(' are issues lhat
should gravt•ly concern all Chris·
tians."
THE EXPERTS appear deeply
divided. Psy«hiatrisl AJbcrt f',itz-
Fenster. author of "1.ive Alone
;:\nd Lose fo,ifty Pounds,'' feels
s trongly that '"It is living
together. not marriage, that
caust>s. in emotionally unstable
individuals, deep psychological
traumas, not to mention fist
fights."
t\nthropologist Margaret
Maud advocates a trial-living
together after marriage. "Don't
worry about the details," she
says. "lt·s always a tr.;ial."
The young, as usual. seem con-
fused . 1\fary Jane Pottsfield, a
Bloomington Hi gh School pom-
pon girl, says s he would consider
living together with a young man
after marriage, ''But only. if we
had a meaningful relationship -
\vhatever the heck that is.''
THUS, until we receive
guidance from Mrs. Reagan or
:\1rs. Ford, we must each resolve
this touchy moral issue for
uutselves.
And if you don't think it's a hot-
ly controversial question, just
put it to your spouse.
There's More to It Than Money
The Pay for Public Service
Although this column has
taken a derensive stance with
rC'~pect to the 10 percent pay
r~rise which California
lawmakers voted themselves in
the last hours or this year·s
sC'ssion, there is another side to
be considered.
It has been pointed out that lht."'
pay raise vOted is in accordance
with tht"' 1966
law. approved
by the voters.
"'hi ch
t>stablished , ~ C:::-
legi s l at ivl'
pay at ~16,000 1-'
a year. It also
:~ut hori z.ed
the lt.~~islators
to increase
that annually
but not more than 5 percent at
<1ny ti mt•,
ll:ltl they ta ken full advanta~('
of that la"' the ne"-' salary, cffec·
tive in December 1976, v.·ould be
some !2,700 a year more than it
,~·ill actually be.
It is argued that their raises,,
'For heavens sake, Mons,
forget the state of the
economy and smile!'
( EARL WATERS J
have not kt•pt up with !ht• <:o~t s of
living rises wh1<'h havt• t.x:curr(..>d
sincL' the 1966 lav.'. That same
~rgumenl can wC'll be mad£' by
most ol her t"m-ployes, puhlic or
1)ther"•1se, and es pcc1~dly the re·
tirt•d .
IT SEF.'.'1S meritonous only in-
sofar as it affect s those who have
held th(•ir legislative offices
since 1966 and then only if one
lx'lieves that elected public of-
ficials rate cost of Jiving adjust·
ments.
... irst orr thl." need for cost or liv-
ing pay incre~•Sl."S dot'sn't hold
much "·ater for the one.fourth of
lht' l.t>gi slaturL' serving their
first terms. Knowin~ what the
p;1y was. they act1\·cly sought the
Jobs '.\1ost "'ould have run for the
offict'S had the pay bt.~n half
"'·hat it is or e\len less. AJmost the
same can be said £or another
tfourth of the members who have
been in their present offict.'S less
than five years.
It is a fa ct that few remain in
the Legislature for long years.
'.\1osl use it as a stepping stone to
other things and as such maybe
~hey should pay the state for the
Apportunity. Jn the overall only
six members have been in the
Senate and 13 in the Assembly for
more than 10 years.
But the fundam enta1 question
is whether or not elected public
officials are entitled to cost of li v·
ing increases? This is not the
case with the governor and other
constitutional officers \.\-'ho must
:J.wait a determination by the
Legislature that their pay is not
commensurate with lhe office.
TJIERE llAS been a growing
tendency of Jegislati\le bodies to
put themselves in the position of
determining their own worth.
'.'Jot only did the Legislature de·
vise that scheme in the 1966
amendment. albeil there was the
5 percent limitation on annual
raises . but supervisors and city
t.•ouncils like"·1se ha\·e beL'n go-
ing the same route voting salary
raises unto themselvL's. The
Sacramento City Council had the
~udacity to find a way to increase
its pay only a fe\1.' s hort week~
after the electorate voted down a
salary raise.
It seems that when one offers
himself up for public service the
salary then provided should be
evidence that it is satisfactory.
Granted times change and what
is adequate at one period of time
may not be appropriate some
years later. But s houldn 't that
determination be made by other
than those who will 1>ersonally
bt>nefit?
MUCH JS to be said for the
wisdom of the Legislature in ap.
proving Ule plan of Speaker Leo
McCarthy for the appointment of
a commission to study and makt.·
recommendations for J Jl ·
propriate compens ation fur th<.•
legislators.
There i:; no denying that ~omt.·
members are worth far mur~:
than they are presently paid.
Others. as the fellow said, should
pay the state rent for the offires
they occupy.
J_,a\\'makers are people. Thcv
mus• ~at and clothe themselveS.
and lheir families. They should
be adequately compensatt.'Cl for
the ser\lices they render. nut
they shouldn't be in lhc position
of appearing to take car~· of
themselves first and the publll:
as an afterthought.
Britain in the War
Hitler was winning. Europe
was overrun by Nazi troops. The
J_,uftwaffe took death across the
channel. The Sri li sh people were
hungry, weakly armed,
besieged, alone . The future
looked bleak.
What happened then -the way
the British held, all of them and
not only their soldiers, sailors
and aviators -is told in words
and pictures in The llome Front:
The War Years in Britain,
1939·1945 by Susan Briggs
<McGraw-H ill, $16.95 to 12131 /75;
$18.95after).
BESIDES a gift for telling a
story superbly, the author uses
two quite si mple devices to
create an uncanny sense of im·
m ediacy _ The reader is there
because -
-first, the 300-0dd pictures,
collected over many years, s how
people. scenes, posters caught on
the spot, at the time -nothing is
[ THE BOOKMAN J
"retrospective" or "reconstruct·
ed.·· although quite a re"· of thesl"
illustrations were censored dur· inglh('war:
-second, e:ich and everv oh·
servation, opinion or quoie is
from the period: overheard re-
marks, speeches, hro;idcasls .
poems, jokes. songs. The effect is
lo remove the mists of nostalgia
and the distortions of hinds ight
from the real adventure, whic·h
needs no embroidering.
.<\s J .B. Priestly wrote, ''Th(~
Rritish were absolutely ell their
best in the Second World War.··
The Home Front is a pictorial
history that s hows exactly "'hy
Britains's six-year-long "fine:ot
hour" is an inspiring legacy ror
all free peoples.
VICTOR de KEYSERLING
The New Yorker Views Fifty Years of Americana
The first cartoon in The NPw
Vorkt"r t\lhum or Orawings.
_19"..5·1975, is by J::>"{('t' 1\rno. It <le·
piC'ts ~· nearly naked .voung lady
with the big e yes ancl the bow.-
mouth or the 1920's 01>ening her
apartment door to n busi-
nessman-type wearing :.1 howler.
••1·m checking up for the com-
pany, J\tadam ,'' he informs her.
''Have you any of uur F'ult('r
Br:ush men?"
Men do not 1A'C:.1r ho\\'lcrs
anymore, and al last rt'l)()rt the
Fulle-r Brus h
Co mp an y
was. with
sales down tn
J~s than h1.-1tr
of what they
once had·
been. chewing
up it.s seventh
presld~nt tn
as many
years. So,
besides being Inordinately funny,
this anthology (Viking Press,
New York, 1975 $15) reminds you
of muny small, on<·e <.'Ornmon
things that are now true slugc
propes on lhe set of the mythical
American past which Pep·
i>eridge Farms and Somlne:it
.,..,..., •kllllully to sell lbe'..-..pro.
duels.
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The cartoon of the girl and boy
unicorns standing on a roe~ star·
ing off across the rising nood
\\'atl'rs at a vanishing Noah·s ark
is too sweetly sad to be lessened
by newspaper analysis. Still, the
collection cannot only be enjoyed
but also appreciated as an inad-
vertent descriplion of our upper·
, middle class O\ler the past 50.
years.
THF. DRAWINGS provide u
snifr of how Lhe top 10 or 15 per-
t.'t•nt has or has not changed, but
1n a delicate, unconscious way
that statistics. questionnaires or
:-octal history can't catch. There
1s the World War fl cartoon or the
ballroom filled with men in din ·
ner jackets and womt!n in jewels
and evening dresses . The oc-
casion Is some sort of p;_1trioliC'
,•vent, and all are on their feet,
. all in distress and all trying very
hard to sing except one woman
who8e hu5band is whispering to
her in harsh loudness, ''It's the In·
temationale. If you don't know
the words, just mumble.''
ltow better to exprt..>ss the rul·
\ ing clas:s ability to absorb the
rt;\OSt, awful affronts to its values
andtUm them to its own uses?
Anothu c.arL0011 done years
later 1how1 u &rafflt.i-covered
( .VON HOFFMAN )
wall on which are written such
s logans as: ''NlXON ISN 'T
PERFECT B UT WHO IS"".
"PATIENCE I S THE
WATCHWORD IN DEALING
WtTH WHITE FOLKS." A very
· New Yorkerish couple are seen
i ludying it as they exclaim,
"Well. I must say, this is a
heartening change."
The :Jtlitude is of optimistic
conridencc. Don ·l arrest tht.'m ,
don·t oppress them. Channel
them into constructive slogans.
Thnt tincture of permissiveness
is evident throughout the full
span of the 50 years. Only tht:.'
very. very rich are allowed to be
<:1ngry, as with the Peter Amo
cartoon of the flashing-eyed
dowager in furs inviting her
rellow moneybags to "Come
along. We 're going lo the Trans·
Lux to hiss Roosevelt."
ONE STEP down into the UP·
pcr·middle class and they don 't
talk that way, as you can sec if
you contrast the dowager with
lhe Helen Uokinson Judies·rlub
chairman telling her bosomy
J
members. "Of course. we must
draw some sort of distinction
bt'l\\'C'en wishing to o\lerthrow
thC' government and not liking
the presen~ adminh;lration. ''
Forly years later another New
·Yorker cartoonist has done a
drawing of the clubwomen's
daughters, now matronly
themselves, passing pickets urg·
ing them to boycott lettuce and
tomatoes. "Well, there goes
lunch,'' one woman says to the
other.
Th('y adapt, they accom·
modate. they blunder and Oubble
upon encountering something
n1:.•w and at \/Briance with their
complacent assumptions and as-
!iured secu rity. On mistakenly
barging into the home or a poor
American Indian family, our
New Yorker tourist lady in the
wide brim hat apologizes, "J beg
your pardon! I thought you were
extinct.'' The point is that, unl.ike
thoir counterpart$ jn some other
counlri<'s. these ducks a.re capa ..
ble of learning u little something.
They meet change with good·
naturt"'d incredulity. She'11 go
ulong with it but the World War
Jf .p.;oriod young lady in the ex·
pt~nsivc. tailored suit has a hard
lime believing what's in the let·
l'-'r from her boy friend ln the
I •
army so she asks, "Can they rc-
a 1 ly make a Yale man a
private~··
LATER .... drawings in the book
suggest that the concept of Yale·
man-as.private has been accept-
ed. but at the same time the up.
per.middle class's overall view
of sociely has n't changed so
much. Many of the costumes and
outward s igns have but not the
social order. By the end of the
book the wealthy are less osten·
tatlous and more informal. but
the cartoon themes on lazy.
panhandling bums, taxatton and
high church Anglican ministers
in eeclesiastie robes braying or·.
thodoxy arc the same as al the
start.
The •econd hair of the book
sees the rise of tho servant pro·
blem, but lhls must have been a
good 50 years for them on
balance. They retain their con·
fidence and the feeling that all's
"nght with the world save for
minor cxcepliuns s uch as woman
shareholders asking qut'Slions tit
annual ~etings. "ThlJJ is the
part or ea ital ism I hate." one
director w ispers to another In
the <'artoon.
Otherwise capitalism ii:; hunky-
' I
dory_ Having arri\'ed un·
threatened and amiable of di~
position at the end of one half-
century, it remains to be seen i(.
they will keep thl'ir good humol!'
•in the next, but while we wait foB
that antholO!W to be compiled ""' can chuckle over this one.
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DAILY PILOT
Robert f'.'. \\'erd. f>ubl1shtt
Th oma .! Kf'etnl . tdrrvr
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Edrlonal Page'. f.;dl/01' . ' The editorial page or lh(' Oafly
Pilol seeks to inform :tnd
!ltlmulatc readers by prl.'*il't\lln•
on this page diversL' commentary
on topics Of intere!ii l by S\'tldicat•
l'd columnists and cartooiiists by
P!"'\'iding a forum ror rcad~r.s·
\'1e"s and by prl'senling this
newspapcr·s Opinions and ide11!t·
on currvnt topics:. Thc editorial opinions of the Daily Pi lot appeor
only in the editorial column at the·
top or the paJre. Opinion ~ t.lt· 1
·PrC3sed by the columnls1~ and
cartoonists and letter ~'ril crs Ii.re
I heir o"n and no cndorscml.'nt of th~1r \•iews by the D:11ty Ptlot
should beAnfcrred. .
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Tuesday. October 21. 1975 DAILY PILOT A 7
Lethal Duo Ga in ·Favor All REMAINING NEW 1975
, By lbe Aa«l•ted Preti An increasing number of young people are
turning on""Wilh booze and downers, a duo or drugs
that can lead lo eu~boria, coma or death.
Some drink wane and pop pills in school just lO
slay mellow. Some raid their parents' liquor
('ablnet and medicine chest. Or they toss pills into a
party punch bowl of booie and take their chinces.
NO MATTER ROW THEY do il, drug experts
3nd police across the country say youngsters are
doing it mo:rc frequently as the drug culture of the
'60!; bl.ends into the American tradition of drinking.
E1ghleen-year·old Karen Quinlan lies comatose
in a New J e r sey ho5p1taJ. Authorities say she's
there because seven months ago she probably took
.m ove~dose or two popular American drugs: gin
and tonic and the tranq\,lilizer Valium.
H_er .parents went to court on Monday, seeking
perm1s.s1on lo u_npl.ug the respirator that keeps her
breathing, d espite irreparable brain damage.
The Quinlan case is extreme, but an increasing
(ME DICINE]
number or young people
-and their parents -
are exper~enting with
or regularly using alcohol
and downers -
barbiturates, sedatives,
tr.mquilizers and similar drugs.
ALCOHOi, AND DOWNERS ARE central
n('rvous system de pressants that can stop the heart,
reduce blood pressure to a trickle and stem the
s upply of ()x ygen to the brain.
ln a mini chemical explosion,· one drug
multiplies the effect of the other. This .. synergistic"
,~ffect means that a sublelhal dose of alcohol plus a
sublethal dose or barbiturates can cause death.
"This is an increasing problem. With young
pt..'Ople, we·re talking about a shift from drugs alone
lo dru&.; plus alcohol," says Dr. Ross Fishman,
director of education and training for the National
('ouncil on Alcoholis m affiliate office in New York
C1ly.
He notes that the combination of downers and
alcohol has been around a long time and that the
drug combo by young people is only the tip of the
1cC'berg of polydrug abu.sc.
''TtfF. PEOPLE WE DON'T usually think
~1b0ut as dual drug abusers are the parents," he
says, •·and probably many housewives'' who
regularly drink and take prescription drugs.
Experts s ay the dual abuse or booze and pills by
young people is the child of a drug-oriented society
that uses drugs to cope with stress. Children see the
ingrained and accepted pattern of adult drinking
and pill taking.
(l also is the result or a new wave or teen-age
drinking, a rejection or hard drugs such as heroin,
wide availability of mood-changing drugs and the
1900s drug revolution that saw millions of kids,
some now in the early 30s, tu rning on.
-Jn San r·rancisco. Marty (not his real name).
a 19-year-old student. says he drinks beer and takes
~conal. or reds:
.. I do it all the time. It keeps me fl yin g low and
mellow.·· he says. '"Nothing bothers me too much.
\Vithout it, l "m bored. I feel like 1·m underwater,
sort or floating and l09king up at the world. I 'm
,·areful not to do too much. It 's nice.\. .
-I N NEW YORK, TED (not h\.i real name.) a
22.yea1 -old cameraman, says he used to regula rly
mix a.:.ohol -anything from \11hisky to vanilla
extract -with dov.rners, bought or stolen from
friends· medicine cabinets. 1 "I was desperately gulping the sturr, getting
sick. passing out," pe recalls. adding that he was
always .. a loner, never actepted. At £irst I wanted
to gel high and keC'p rid ing the crest of the wdve.
New York Plans
Sober-up Stops
ALBANY. N.Y. (AP) -Th~ New York Stale
Thruway will have a networ-lc. of more than 20 !jQber-
ing.up stations operating next ye<ir to <1 llow drunks
to get coffee. soup and s leep, the state Mental
.1-lygiene Department says.
The centers a re expected to be operational by
Jan. I. y,•hen it will no longer beacrimetobedrunk
in public in· New York.
'·A sobering-up station is a facility which will
provide a safe, sheltered environment allowing ob·
s ervations or persons exP.eriencing a social
emergency because of alcohol intoxication,'' the de·
pa11menl said.
"fl v.·ill not offer treatment or a rehabilitation
program but it will try to link a person to ap-
propriate treatment or rehabilitation programs if
n~essary.''
Admission to the stations will be voluntary.
Persons incapacitated to a degree that they present
a danger to themselves and others would be tilken
to a hospital for emergency care and not to a sober-
ing-up station, the department said.
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Then l ""•antl"d tod1c ··
He joined Alcobollt1! Anonymous which says
abuse ..or downers is a major problem and says 15
percent or lhe members 10 lhe greater New York
area are taking prc."5cnpl1on drug.s.
-Jn Boston, Freddie (not ht~ real nameJ, 30,
was in a coma ror about se\·en weeks two ye.ars ago
because he took downers, green cbarlreusc and .i.
shot of heroin.
':J GOT BOOZE A~O p:lls al a bar wh err 1
worked and heroin at 1:t party." ht! rt!('wllli. "1 "'l'~
totallj out oC control.. l;~t nodded out and al 4 11..m.
lhey couldn't wake me up or h('ar my heart ."
Doctor!:! got hts hi.>11.rt gu1n~ agaJn, but then his
liver. kidneys and lun~ bc:can tu KV A tracheotomy
was performed. ll1s lire was supporlt.'tl only by a
heart·lung mthioe, and doctors worried about
brain damag if he surv1\t>d tht• con1J. l-~rcdd1c
began to com around slO\l.'ly, hut his mind IA'as
fuzz y for months after the experienC"e
Now the only outward signs of the episode are
the large tracheotomy sC'ar on his netk an<l a
raspy-throated, breathll'!:>snl'ss v.'hcn he exerC"1ses
even a little bit . But f''reJd1e says he still
occasionally drinks and takes µIlls "for reC"rcat1on,
in moderation.··
The Illinois Dangl'rous Drug Commission say~
90 percent of the ll'l·n agl'r.S wh" use drugs Hlso USl'
alcohol. Th~1t"s 220.000 ln lhi: ~t.111.:' or 22 perl'cnl of
lhose 14 to IS .
"IT'S A Sf~RJOl!S PR()81.r~~! nationwidl',''
says Thomas Ki rkpatrick, \ht• commission 's
executive director. "They ust.! <.ilcoho l as ;,.i
substitute for dru ~s or in comh1.nat1un 'ol.'ith drug:..,
but in both cases ror the s;imt· purposl'. which 1 ~ lo
get hi gh. Drugs and alcohol con~t1lule one of the
most dangerous problems lhert: 1.., "
Jn Des .\1oincs, IO\'¥LI, Uirt•n Z1n1merman or the ....
police narcotics squad says tht• maJor problem 1s
boozt:>, "but it 's Jlsu popular to rn1x a!C"ohol with
anything, especially rl'{]s . S-Ome p...irl1t.>s have punch
bowls full uf cheap IA'ine, vOl!k;.1 an<l un J:..sortment o(
do1A•ners .. ,
There have been sevcra.I punt:h boy,·J overdoses
in the last year. he says. ,
To /ffarf'fl'!
.Actress Gina
Lollobrigida, 47,
denied reports in
Rome that s he is
about to marry
indu s t rialist
Roberto
Vallarino Gan·
cia when he gets
divorce from his
wife, a cover
girl.
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'r:QU::EEN::;IE ?~73ByP~hil;:l"'""'"':"''a"1di County Resumes Hassle Over Noise
''J hope Y.{''rc not go111~ In that ~lope ... "
-· ' Deaths ElSewhere
SAN BERNARDINO
(AP) -llugo Zacchini,
77 , the ori!:inal 1-Iuman
Cannonbal l who was
catapulled from circus
cannons for nearly four
decades. died Monday
of a stroke. Zacchini
originated the 1-luman
Cannonball act on the
• isl ~nd of M~lta i!1 1922
while travehng....w1th his
.'father's circus.
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FRANCISCO
Dr. Eason
MonrOt'. 66, whose bal·
lie n~ainst a loyalty
oath led him into a 22-
ycar exile from San
Francisco Stale, d ied
~1unday of cancer.
1\1onroe was discharged
wilh Sl'Vl'n other faculty
mic>mbers in 1950 for re-
fusing to sign the loyal-
ty oath. 1-le was re-
instated in 1 972 after
the CJ!ifornia Supreme
Court ruled that he hild
been fired illegally.
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KOSTRACH
... LEO H. KOST RACH, A~ 118, o1 C<KI"
6 Mew, c... Oat, ol oe•ln 0.:100.r 18, 3 1•1s. Surylvea Dy 1'1i. "'"' GertruOe; Mm, Learoa•O l(oUrllch; Oll<X,ih!P<, !I! Evelf" McGl11ley, D•olher, WAiter 1' Koslr•Ch; •l~ter, Dorot111 Farkas;
gr""4thll0ren, P•ul, J•mes af\d D;iviO '.'l KO\V.Ch. Ch•pel r.ervk •s •lld lroter-.j ""'"1 Wednesday, Oclo~r n Al t JO M PM, Westml11ster M11mo.,•t P•lk
W Mort1.laryll..OC11m11!1ry. ,_ ST CLAlllt Ji RALPHR.STCL .. IR.•ge73.0IH!M't-
tl"'91on 8e•cn, Ca. O•t' of dN!h Oc· 11 ~ 1,, 1•1S. Survived bf hi\ Wile
\ol'>Ce 19S2, w•n e mt>mDer 01 Or11"90!
£1•0 NO. UIS, Mar l/i'i!ll LO<j(jt No 820,
F AM, Royal Arcll Ma1<>n•, Or""9f
Cod" Cll.i1>ter No. 1Sti, Rc.ydl & 5elecl
Ma'ttrs, S...nla An,o Countol "lo,!~'"'"
to;n19t>\\ Templil'. !Minta Ane (.om!Yl4n-
oarv NO. 36, M.111<>n1c '"~'"' <;<Otlfi(t\
wi11 be ~1<1 r11"''<1av, o''"~' 2l, 11 oo
AM, Padllc View Chapel. tntermenl
wn1 1011-at Pec111c Vl•W Mt,,..,,..!al
P•r-, N9•por1 S.acll, Ca. Paclflt Vi-
Mort,,..rydir~tors.
LUCAS
TERRY CHARLES LUCAS, aoe n. ol Lllg11111 Beec11, Ce. Da!e ot .,,,11ri Ck·
100.. 18, 1•75. S11rvlvt>d by 1\1\ wife
Coru.ranc .. ; 1><1renis, Mr. & Mrs. Miiion
F. l..1,1<;•\ ol Fu!ler!on, CA.; brottwr,
Tom Luc.•' of Oraf'lgt, Ca. Mtmor1,.1
i.entlC•'i will be Mid at 11 :00 AM on
We-Orw\dlv, Cklober 11, Mlsslef> Hiiis
8.apll\I Chvrcll In MlsshH'I ""'"'Ca. lf'I..
tt!•me"t. Pec!flc l/lew MemodAI PArk,
By WILIJAMSCHRIEBE R °'""' Olllf ,. .. 5tMI
The proposed changes stem from the board's pressed indignationO\·ertheinactivity.
original desi re to make the nolse element less Environmental &fanagement Agency Dlreclor
sweeping and demanding in scope. • · }l.G. ''George'' Osborne told · supert1sors in a
That board de!ire was first expressed almost memo six weeks ago he could recomm"!1-d tew
six months ago when the draft noise element was changes that Would serve to soften the notSe ele·
SANTA ANA -The ping-pong match between
Orange County and county planning commissioners
over how much cl()ut the general plan's noise e le·
ment should have will resume Wednesday.
Supervisors ar{' due to consider adopting the
long-delayed elt'mt'nt, which is supp0sed t<J help
govern all future development in unincorporuled
county territory.
first sent up for adoption. ment unless the entire document was reworked.
But il is possible lhe element may be hea ding
for still another delay because of planning com -
mission insistence lhal several items opposed by
supervisors be retained.
Super\'tSors, spurted by board Cbairroan Ralph
Diedrich. contended that the technology of noise
monitoring and control had not advanced far
enough to make the draft element feasible.
HE OFFERED SEVERAL alternatives, but
supervisors cooLeoded lbey didn't go far enough.
The p ackage, plus more suggested changes went
back to the planning commission.
THEY CLAIM ED mE proposed package went
far beyond l he minimum re>quirementsof thelaw. · The commission now agrees with all but three
board suggestions.
A MONTH AGO, TllE board for the third time
sent the entire package back to the commission
wiUt revision SU!:geslions.
After the first board refusal to adopt the ele~
mcnt, it took nearly three months for planners to
get around to considenng what the board had said.
Consjderntion ca me onJy after supervisors ex-
The commission has asked that the board not
delete a policy stat.ement reguJaring noise levels
wilhin all residential uni.ts.
Political Notes
INSTEAD, THEY PROPOSE a revised policy
requiring only that new homes have a-maxi~um al-
lowable noise level in living areas of 45 decibels on
the Community Noise F.quivalent Level scale.
Jeffrey Picks Campaign Staff The commission notes that the 45 decibel stan·
dard has been applied fur two years already wilhout
controversy.
By O.C. H VSTINGS
DI IM 0.lllJ PUot Stiff
Republican Harry P. J cfCreyof
Laguna Beal'h has named CO·.
chairmen oC his drive to unseat
Rep. Andrew llinshaw in the 40th
Congressional District.
They <.1re l-lelene llollingsworth
of Costa Mesa and Or. Roy
Byrnes of San Juan Capistrano.
Mrs. Hollingsworth is past 15resi·
dent of the Orange Coast League
of Women Voters. Dr. Byrnes is a
San Juan Capistrano city coun-
cilman. ••• THE NEWPORT Democratic
Club meets Wednesday at 8 p.m.
in the community room or Great
Western Savings in Newport
Center. ••• STATE SENATOR Dennis
Carpenter · wlll <lddrcss the
Orange County Coast .Assoc1ut1on
Wednesday at the South (;oast .
Plaza 1-lotel in Costa Mesa. I le
\.l.'11! pr·ovidc his lun('hl•on au·
dience wilh a "Sarramcnto Up
dale.··
••• DAVID G t\TER, vi('e presi-
dent of the California Republiean
Assembly. is scheduled to speak
on "The Case for a Reaga n Can-
didacy " Wednesday dur1n~ a
meeting of the l'~ountain Ve1lley
Area Republican Assembly.
The m eeting ts set for 8 p n1. at
the Fullerton Savings and l ... oan
Ruilding, Brookhurst Street and
Tal be r t Avenue, Fount ai n
Valley.
•••
THE LA GUNA BEACH
Republican Assembly meets
MEET with natlonolly not•d PSVCHICS and
SPIRITUAL TEACHERS
MARC REYMONT
CHRIS PHELAN
PAITICIPAn in ESP demonsfra11ons, persono1 ond world predictions for 1976
FIND OUT how New Age Meditallon con help you to ollrocf whol you wont in life
IXPIRllNCI do-it-yourself me1hods lhol brin9 peace of mind, happiness, prosperily
Thursday night a t Laguna
1'"ederal Savings and Loan. The·
session gets under way at 7:30
p ,m .
• • • !llR. AND MRS. Frank
Rarbero are expecting more than
1,000 guests Saturday at their
fund ·raising 1-lalloween costume
CommissionerS have also asked that the board
con.sider clarifying and tightening proposed ex-
clusions frotn the element's requirements and re·
introduce the commjssion's proposed implementa·
tioo guidelines.
LAS VEGAS
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party for Dennis Mangers, the Wtrhnrd Ht M1ttl-worll's tMtnt-.O:'l
34 ·year·old 1-1 untington Beach 1 1,000 loe•s o• t111 StrlJ Ntrt Door to a. ~II
Democrat who will try again to Stanlalff•tt~Clrc111 C1rc111 a1111Rlfltt1 ,_ .. _~' unseat 73rd Di s trict As· .,,. 111t;'"/I"
.. ...., ... ,,_.. l-1nn '.!7_.,.,~ SC'mblyman Robert Burke. I lill1'~ .!!! '-."'tiJ'r-o, .... ~"
The party starts at 8 p.m. at BOQN' llJll'BS. 'Gs! 3065 Country Club Drive, Costa
Mesa. Democratic congressmen J
Jerry Patterson and Mark Han· · Low Prices Contiooe Throughout Our
naford, plus Assemblymen Dick 1 10th Anniversary Yeor · 1
Robinson and Paul Carpenter llldWfflr S1»el•I (Sun. thru Thun.)
are expecled to be among the On JU. S,,-cl•/ Rooms St•rtlng Ar Th••• Low R1rei: •
C<JStum_e iu_dge_s. ---1s12?.~ .. s 14?.L~ .. s 16 ?.Q.: ••. I
I, 011, ,u1so11 2 •lorLt -FD• J nont 1
and
remaining '7 Ss
OVer BOO Other Rooms & Sullfs Starting al $2.00 AddJIJonal.
, Fri., Sat. A Holidays Slightly Higher.
I
I "''"•"''~iJPi~'fuN·;;;(i(~c;;i I !Al9' $5 00 CASINO RIEE PLAYS I ~ ....... lncludllf • Daily Per Person!!
Adults C•t rno Ch1111pat;nt P1rtr (\'try Mite. to 11 PM, rre1 Gifts,
:
Holl..,; Oeugh!•r5, .Jell~lht C•rtno""
1111d Belly J 1roe Sch11 e10er; sot1,
, Theoaore J . St. Clalr ; 11ner, Flounc;e )I! °"""11>9; sl• vranOchltdren And ll""'
• O<'Nl-C1•1t10C.hllOr11". CllAt>el wrvi{tt
•• M>CI 1111,,..,.,.., wlll be held at l .00 PM
• ~~'· Oc!ober 11, Wes1,,.,;n•lff flt Memori•I Park M or•u••f, a11d lll <.-lll'f. Ne .. PO•t 8tAtll, C•. PAcllic View 1'br1t two d)·namic Sp1ri11111/ r\11'/Jrl Scir nct tracbrr1 h.i1·r h1•lprd 1/1f/11J,Jn,/s NQrt.,.ry <ll••ctors. I $111,111irr, Drinks, rtod Oflets. lie Our G111st tot I full o,, ., fllll I
CASINO, 24-br, Faod, l1r, Fr11 TV, h1111dn ds ot lamilJ 1111its, 11 Pools <Kil
l Cold, Frn to11111es. Fn1 Airport 811s, BanU•erlcard, MHttr CblJt. GlllSON LUCAS ro l111e the /\fore Abund;;nt Life
• WALTER O.k . GIBSON. JR. Oeteof
• CIMth OclOO.r II, 191S. Sut~l""'d b~ 1111
' w ife, Mll ".J•ret (P•ll y ) Glb5011;
MJ.~T 11'f.11~~~-.~ ~.~~~~· Z,,!BC: II 11en1i the1e le~t,,,rr1 and find thr kry to h;1pp111r JI 11111/ g1r:iter uu:~rr nr If f\'O If.! All mokes estwardGffo
G)fo~l tll Ga~irio
Ulqlt•r, Mrs. Ol'1ro Tl'>OmptonOI OJ•I,
• Cl.; SOllS, Mlclla111 Ro•rk, W8Her 0.K.
~ Gltlo!Cm tll, Donald Gerry GI~, sl•
,_, 11, 1•1s. SurvJ.,.d by till wit•
Tiro•: "'"· ~tt11e .. 01 1~ Mme; Doncrtlo11 Ptr Ltcturt $3.00 at tilt Door
ptl'Wlli, Mr. & Mrs. Mlllllfl F, Lut•l ol -
F11llert011, o .: broOitr, Tom Luc•• DI LONG BEACH ANO ORANGE COUNTY LECTURE TOUR SCHEDULE O••rwkll!ldre11. No $efYktS wHI bt ~ held. n. l•mlly sugoe1h m11rnori•l
• con1r111u11-be ,..,de 10 Tiit "'"""°rt
_tt.rDOrArlM\151Um.
Or.nge, C•. MtmorL•I 1.ervl~e' w111 "" (Tell Your fr;ends) r.1c1 •I 11:00 AM °" w.a .... wi..,, Oc-,_, n, M15st0<i Hiiis B•PtlJt cn...rc11 LONG II.ACM-Tues., Oct. 21st, 8 pm, Holtdoy Inn, 2640 Lakewood Blvd.
lri Mh1lon l/le/o, C•. rntern'Mrol, N Wed -'
•• HICKS • GEOJIG£ LESTER HICl(S,'"'dent
ii. Ol 8"tbf», C•.; 11-"IHCI llw•y QclOO.r 19,
'IP 1t 15 wl'll" vls.1111\'l New erau"le!J. Te•·
P~111c v1ewMamor1.11 Park,~ LAGU A llACH-., Oct. 22"u 8 pm, Church of Religious Science 20062 loguno Canyon
Be•c11, c.. P•clllc View Mort11.,-y MUNTINGTON lllClf-Thurs,, Oct. 23rd 8 pm. Sheraton Beach 1nn, 21112 Pocific Coast Hwy.
CllA'l:llln. LUCAS NEWPOIT IE.ACM -Fri., Ott. 24th 8 pm, Newporter Jnn, 1107 Jomboree Rood
M. Survlwd by Ills wilt, Edna Hicks; .. son, ROblrl Hicks DI Tuslln; ~er,
-I' G11orv1.t Lee Rlertt of Or•nc;it1; 1'_ ortndthl.,ldtero, 8•rbllrA Coli.on, 0ero1e1
' IUelll, 8.-uc:t & Lorrie Hicks; one ~lier,
Ml CHA.El SCOTT LUCAS, -oe 4, of ALSO
Mlulon l/ieJo, C.. Oa!e ot 6Nth Ot-
1;.':: ~~!!~5t:~;1;,e~:1.';!:,.~':;; HEAR MARC REVMONT ON RADIO WEEKLY
Kittle ~tier DI Bia Spr!nvs. le••s. Mr.
Hicks ..... , tM ow11er 111\CI DIM. •lor of'"'
BamCIOD R•ll•n Gill Shop I" S.!bf»
po11 e•r1•I o;rr•11dpare11t•. Mt. & Mrs-The "New Age Meditation" Program Mlltot1 Luc•s ol Fullerto11. Ca .
.Wmorl•I 5etvlces w111 tJeMld•t11:00 KNOB 92FM Sun. 8:30·9:00 AM
f<N.onw.dneMl•fJ.Octo•be•:t2,Mlt111on L
Hln1 eaotlu Ourcl'I of Mlsskwl v1e1o, KFI 6-40 AM Sun. Lafe Nignt 1:00·1 :30 AM
" BALTZ-BERGERON c.. 1r11ermt111, P•tlllc View Ml!n'D'l•I KNAC 105.5 FM Sun. 9:30 AM to 10:00 AM P•,_ 111 Newpon Be•cll. C•. ~ttlc
FUNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar 673-94SO
Costa Mesa 6-46-2424
v1-Mort11•rre11rec1ors. Presented by the New Age Awareness Foundation. ALLEN
MAXIN E M. ALLEN, felldent of For Information coll (213) 388·90-44
Hurotlnvton Be•ch, C.. D•I• ot dNt11'1=================================='-0tlobfr If, 191S In Aroel>etm, C.. (:lom-
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MORTUARY
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Costa Mesa
642-9150
McCORMICK
MORTUARY
Laguna Beach
494-9415
San Juan Capistrano
49~1776
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
C.emefery Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Pacific View Drive
Newport Bea<:h,
t:alifornia
644-2700
PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
•1 HOME
ieot Bolsa Ave.
Westminster
893-3525
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Huntington Beach
536-6539
PUBLIC NOTICE
June 1, IM• in Sen Ber11ardlrio, Ca.
Sutvl~ bf r.r llusberoO, J~les Alie";
p.1,...,11, Mr. arid Mrs. Woody R0!.1111
•l>d Mr. CJ•reroce Mont ; Chlldre11,
Jules AUe11 Ill, Rot>e rt "11en, Pilttl "I·
r ... ; bl'lltMr. H•r•Y Monl( DI HU111-
111q1on S.ach; sister, 01•~ O.-rl1 ot
FoU'ltel" V•lley, Funerel ,,,." •:JO
AM WfldneSd•f, October 22, •1 St.
Simon & Jlldt Ch11rcl'I, ....,.9f1Dll• 6 t1to-
dl-polls, 111 Hu11t1119t011 BllKl'I, O.
lnlerme,.t, Good S"4!pt\•rd Cemetery.
Smiths' Mortuary Cllrectors.
HADSELL
MINNIE M. HAOSELL, rHIOMt ot
1-1 ..... 1109ton &each. C•-0111 ot death
Otlobe• 11, 1t1J In Huntlr>qlon &each.
Sor" Ol!'tember 1•, 1m. !ief'vlcn will
bl M id 112:00 PM Wed~sd•y, Oc1obllr
22, 1 .. 01e .. 110<1 Ctm•tery. Smltlll'
Mortuary e11rec1ors.
: R;~FLECTIONS
I · by ,
1 Reyn .r
Sheffer ·
-...lec.kofMMMIMllg
tofMl flltflarf•t .._.k
•••••• ••• ,, ••••• t .......,•--y•ne ..
. Or. Artllw L M...-
Mor gan·s th oug ht br-
ings to mind those who
have much to reel im-portant about a
brilliant scientis t. a
great physlelan, a lead.
ing statesman ..• those
whose great contribu·
cp.1u7 tions to mankind are
JttOTICE TO CREOITORS unquestioned .
DF•uLK"rRANSFER We all have ... or .
fS.C1.•111-•107 U.C.(.I 1 e.. •I cl h I!; y e •
NoHt• 11 "'•eby olven 111 thtf '"'-mething about which trt11Hor1 DI EUGE NE J. WILHEL.MI <ft/
... d MURI Ei.. .... WILHELMI , to fe e t important. ~ Tr.,,,.ror1,whOMbu1lnessAOC1...,,,lt.I Anyon e wh o has a '"'' '"'"°'•,,,. v i"w, Clly °" T~11"· s....,.ial skill he uses in Qlu!lty ti'!°"'""'· Slele o1 CAlttoml•, ...-~ ttwt•blillktr•"''..-h•11o1.1t1otitmedl! hill wotk. a homemaker
to MILDRED VREELANO tllO' who&e devotion to her
J AMU M. VREELAND, Tr....,..,..._ ( 'I ' 'd -• ' Wl'lftt t1US111t1s •<tdrns 1, '°°' N. amt Y 1s ev1 encn.i tn a
,FllV#er, City of SMtt• "'""· "°""''.,, t i d y h o U s e a n d Or""9.St•teoft111tom1•. nourishing meals. a
• ni. p:roottrty lo tw 1r11>Sftn-td 11 scholar who excells .. , , k1<41~ al 17'1 Monro vi•. Cllyot COst• Ml ... Cou11l'f of Or1noe, Sl•te ot these all have a rea5an ~ltorN•. to feel important.
Stfdlltf'"9rtyl111e1crrbfd111(lefWll'•I Jr tragedy atMkes at
•s: AH "ou In lf'tiO•. •1~ture, •<I"~ , ·-me distant 1-at;on. \ mtf'lt encl 9000 •Ill OI 11111 PrntJ'ID(ll °"" "'-
.:. •u•lfl••• tnow11 a' Co•t9 Me'• call us first . We can ~MMll0<.•tlld11t u~1Monrov1. h a nd J e a 11 the · r =.1:.~1~~.':"·Ctl\lntyolOrM'IQt:J necessa ry arrange.
•.1 ,,..1111111tr.-i1f..-w1u wc""Wll'Wl'IM· menll for you with fWJ.
.... Of' ... ., o. 111 dtyot ~. · loc.aJ responsibility
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FOR
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Today! Use Paint, Crayons, Your l1111111ination!
All entrl<'s must be dellYft"ed to a Harbor Vi<'w
Cent .. M•rchont prior to October 30. Winners
wlll be posted on October 31. Judging will !>..
don• according to age.
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Pat's Ski & Sport Shop
presents JOHN . , , ,,, .,.,,,,,,,,,"'·
CLENDENIN '
world frttsfyle
c ........ ion of '73 & '74
He will be here to answer your
questions on freestyle skiing and
equipment, sign his own poster, and
hand out tree tickets to lhe event of
the season.
THE GREAT
SALOMON ,~,,~~
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Don't miss ·ur. Featuring John ~lendenln, and the be31 and newest r----l!!ilf salomon ski fltcks. Free door pru:es. Salomon technical speclaUs1s on
hand to answer your equipment Questions. Fun and lhriUs '°' all. One d~ onty. ~lmUed sealing. Admission by ticket only. Free tickets must be
ptcl<ed up 1n advance at our ski shop.
TODAY-IN THE STORE •••
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PUBLIC NOTICE • Gou1•1net Treat: Worms •
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PUBLIC NOTICE
•1CTITIOUS•UM•US
NAMI! STATl!Ml!NT
TM follOW+fl9 ,.,._ ar• dOOrlQ INN• rie,, •• ;
111 REALTY INYl!STMENT AS.
SOC IATIS II , 12) Al!ALTY
INVESTlllEf'IT ASSOCIAT ES Ill, UI
AIE ALTY INVESTMENT AS·
SOCIATES IV , C•I ltl!AlTY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATES V, Ul
REALTY INVl!STMENT AS·
SOCIATES VI , 4•1 REALTY
INVESTMENT ASSOCIATE§ V11.•1 e .. 11M,I c ... 1 ... 011 ..... Sllllt IOS,
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Lor.,. eorporeikln • CtlltortN cor-por.elofl. •1 tklMftHI Cefltef' Drhot,
s.,,1'9 1Cl5, I n'IN, C..llfof'nlt '2""-
TN1boH.lllHt.11 ~onduc:IMI by t llmll·
-~'""tl'llp. LORAN CORPORATION
Tlll1 stM•me11t wtl tiled wlll'I lht
Coo.inly Clerk of Orange Covirtv on Ck·
toCIH '· ,,,s, . ..,.,
P\ielll~ OrtllQie CDtll O.llr Pllol,
CXt"9r 1, t•, 21, 21, 1•1S J,.._IS
P UBLIC NOTICE
C:~·IUJ
SU ~E IUOlt C:OUlt T 0, THIE
S TATE 0, CALIN>ltHl• l"Olt
THE C:OUJllTY 0, OltANOE
....... 11
HOTICI! 0, SAL.I! 0' ltEAL.
PltOl'•ltTY AT ~ltlYATE SALi!
ESUole of DORA ROMERO FRAN-
CISCO •k• DORA F AANCISCO, .........
f'il•S~t
Joan Little, '21 ac-
quitted in Augu'st of
murdering her white
jailer, has sold film
rights to her life
s tor)'. Produeers
plan lo cast Cicely
Tyson in the lead
role.
toS ANGELES (UPI) -A dish with a fancy
Fre-Mb name like "ver de tern:" ls bound to
become an appetite pleaser, but when it translates
into simple Enallsh, lt may tUJ'll more !ban Just !be
stomach.
Elton's Walk
Hollywood Bracing
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -When stars are
dedicated on Hollywood's "Walk or Fame,''
who do you think draws lbe biggest crowds -
movie and television idols, dir-ecton, or pro-
ducers?
"It's the young singing idols,'' says Chier
Samuelson. who has been in cbarle ol tbe glit·
tering walk three years. '1bey draw a beck of
a lot more media than motion picture and
television stars. And producers -they don't
draw anything." . ...
"THE P UBLIC IS INTERESTED in seemg
faces," be says. "And with the exception,
maybe, or Rudy Vallee,
who has always been a
favorite, the rock singers
seem lo be in. Even the
biggies like Carol Burnette
and Robert Goulet didn't
attract that many people." '
The "Walk of Fame''
has dedicated ·1,661 stars
since it was opened in 1961.
The last star went to
singer Rick Nelson last
month.
"It was a madhouse,'' said Samuelson.
''I've never seen so much coo.fusion.••
Euell's
Comments
Curbed NOTICE 1s HEAE11v G1vEN 111M THVRSDAY, R~ SVPERST• • Elton
lM Ulldw1'91W4, H E••<1.1lrl• o1 1i. ~ ,.,_
w.u ot the How um.o ,_,_" wm WASHINGTON {UPIJ John will be honored with ooe on Hollywood.
!oflll •I prt¥•1e Mle to , ... hlgPle!.I -Bou! ard • f of lb f eel ~bidder l4IOf\ ,,.. 11 • ..,, _, concM· _ Television watchers ev lD root e am Chinese
1iaM t1en1uner Menllontt1 ...i sut.-Theater. lttt 10 contlrm.uo" by s.ld Superior won ' t b e s e e i n g 'W • bl kin of! the ~ee1 ,.,_ ·
c.-1 °" Now..,rier 111• it7s .. •:oo naturalist Euell Gibbons · ere oc g · ~u ~time •. m., or ....... u., wlthl'I , ... 11 ... •I· extolling the vt' rtues or and issuing press badges,,, says Samuelson.
tOW9d by ·-· ti Ille oOk• of It-. .,. Th I eel bo I ard will be roped rr f tonwY '°'" tt1e E••cu1r1 •. CHARLES eatt'ng wt' Id plants ·n e am U ev o or
GAAAITY. •11 w.,, s•~•nte•no1 1 four intersections, from La Brea to Vine ~''"'· s.tit• An•, c.111orn1e IJ':l10lo. eu commercials any more. Street, and in order to attend the 4edicatioo.
r1gt11, uue, 1n1ere11 •nd •"•'• ol wld The Federal Trade oec.oent e11r.. u .... 01 hit o.e1t1, _, Commission has formal· each member of the media must go in person
.. 11 r1ori1. 1;11. 1nt•••ll thet ...... •"-'• Lo the Chamber of Commerce to pt-ck up
,
''Ver de terre" la the French aame for
earthworms. These UtUe 1round creatures can be
baked in cookie.a, added to c153ero1es or sprinkled
on salads. The beat ....Wis using tbb ingredient are
obtained only alter they have been cooked.
TO CONVINCE 11fE AMEllICAN publio that
earthworms are more than fish bait or land savers,
North American Bait Farms Inc. of. Ontario, Calif.,
is conducting a contest, with a priie or $500, to find
the best earthworm recipe.
Ronald Gaddie, president of the company, said,
"These little creatures offer many benefits to man
which we have only begun to rerognize. They ean
turn waste into fertilizer for plants, tbey can fec-d
fish and other animals, and properly prepared they
make excellent eating (or people."
However, Gaddie, a connoisseur or "ver de
terre,'' admitted with a s mile, "'They arc
something of an acquired taste." ·
Emptoyes at North American Bait are living
testimonials Lbat earthwonns are not only edible
and safe to eat, but also that they even taste good .
AJs for the nutritional value, they are low in calorics
and are 10 percent protein.
. ,
<5lylc in Old "'6ll.-
un 1898 lrol Icy lhals
.slillJull
of life.
T1.1m bac1' lhe!
rlock, tum on ~ood timt'S, visit the ad
Spagh<-111 Factory tonight. C".et a taste of
J:rl'al spaghl·tci ,ind piont"t'r Newport Beach ,
including a t-:cnu1nl' pc:nny scale f'HCU(-d
lrom a local druf; Mort.· (better ~igh before
dinner!), ,1 two·l.in-d stain glass window.
.ind ,1 vintage gramophone. Bring the
l.in1ily.
"Th 1're extremely good,'" said Barbara
Hickox, olfice manager for North American Bait. I
She readily consumes redworm cookies, but ad· 1 -
mits she sometimes has trouble stomaching things jj:
with night crPwlers. · "The Ai::.erican redworm eookies witlt .an oat· there's nothing Jike it
meal base are really quite good and crunchy,·· she 2ll Nrwfior\ Blvd .. J\l'Wp()rt ~..ch
Baid. ''IL leaves to your imagination what, they taste -1 Hoon: Mon-Thur s.1opm; fri·Sat s.u pm; Sun 4·10pm 1·
like." -=,...~~~~=~~~'.::~~~~~~~::==~l_, . SHE SAID DIFFERENTpeoplewhohave tried,.
. the redworm cookies have different impressions or
. what they're eating.
She said people sometimes are convinced
they're eating cookies made up or dates, raisins and
even coconut -never redworms.
''It's up to your imaQination," she said.
A guide to -•u111t1 clMuollN
ind their.., ... app•-let1i.r•r•
• llltM DAILY PILOT
(· ' l
... ' ly accepted an agree-. n'llY Ye•q1.1 rl'dbyoperellonofl•w, eel t ' I
or othtf" •he, sine:•,.., O.•th, in_,'° me o l from G en er a I ~~~c~r~~e~n~1a.....,•~·~~~~ ...... ~'!!'~~~~~~'!!'~'.l.~ thefollOwlngOoScrlbed rnl pn;1p1rty:
t..ot No. 11 1n e1ock G of Trec:t NO. Foods Corp. to stop say· * ..s "'' onep r..:oro.d In Book u et ing on television com· p1o9113'ol MIKell•...OVI .V..Cllln\ ... of. t ic• of ,,,. c-n1y Recorder 111 Mid mercials that wild plants
County.A. P. No,01~1>-12 tCOmmDnir are good to eat. . := • .:.~!~~'°~!~. o •• ,. Stt--.l, The agency objected to
81cts or vtte.,, er• invHed 1ar s.atd ''Grape Nuts '' com·
pwcel of reel properly. An SUtfl • I · h. h G'b mustbe l11wrl1lng .... dw111 rie~111wo merc1a s in w .IC 1 ·
by tr.. E••'"'''• .1 1r.e ottk• oi bons told people that
CHARLES GARAITV. Attorner II pine trees, wild cranber· Uw, •11 W.1t S.wll-nlh Street, iM·
t.1An.1.C..lltornl1'1JQ6,0r"1•ybefl1ed ries and the fruit or the
w1111 ,.,. c1er11 °1 in. eriow _._ prickly pear cactus were
Superior Col.lrl, or m•v tie dell"°""'
to Yid E•ecut•I• per_.n,, "' ¥WY good eating.
1; ... •ll•r llrtl publK •llon of lhl!'I The FTC was afraid notice .-Id brlore the miking of wicl wie. children would gel sick
~ TEAMS OF SALE: C•1ft, l ...... 111 by trying to copy Gib-
rnonitY of the UnlllfCI 5t.1141>. Ten per· b <-(10%1 ot the emo11t1t ettwed """'' 0 n s W i t h 0 U t h i s
accompeny the -111en bldor otWr, Mid knowledge.
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ttae llel...U mu•I lie peld 1.1pon the con-1-___ .:;_ ______ _
l lrmellon of tlle by 11IC1 S-rlor
:-eourt. s.1c1 .. 1e ... 111 tiot m-. uponu. Today more than ever
• uw.11 ncrow term5-
• o.ieo~~!':~~~~~os •.• still the beat buy
Exec:ul'1• ol thll WI II of
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O.ce•Md
CMARL.l.S GARRITY
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ell •t1S.¥tt1tHlllltSlrffl S-.. Alie, C:.IHfllMI '17M
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P\.lbllllhed Orange Co.it Pally Pilot.
Oct~r ll, 14, 70, lt1~ l'llJ·I~
P UBUC NOTICE
SUPlllllOlt COUltTOl"TMli
STAT• 0, CAL.1 l<OltNIA Rllt
TKI. CQ.UNTY OFOllANGll
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NOTICE 0 , INTENTION TO SE
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CLEANING
$3.00 liial Fiii
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AUEH WESTON .
Esl1le of VIVIAN A, BAICEA,
Oeceesed.
'ff()TICE IS HEAEBV GI VEN INI on °' eftllr Mo......,tier 11, 1t1S •I Ille Tr1al
Oltk• o1 9..,11 of Amerl(•. 1<+1o11on11
;Trvsl •Ml S•vl"'J9 Assoc:letlon, IOI
Norllt Mein Street, S•nl• An•,
Ollhwnl•, t,_ vnder1!oned, Benk of
~rk•. Nlllon•I Trutt end Sevl~
AJtoeletlon, e' ••ec:utor of thll w111 of
the lboYe·,..tned dKede"nt. will wit ii
privet• wle to trie hl9"•SI end belt bid-~. suOJec1 to cootlrfYl•llO<I by wlcl
Superior Col.Ir!, •II I,,. dQftl, lltle. In·
t•re51 Md estal• ot wld oecedenl •I ttw
lime ot Nr dt•tll, and ell Irle rllltll, !!lie
Mid Interest IN ••l•te lies KQl.li.rtd by
operellon ot ••• or otMrwh•. °'"" thin or In edCllllOl'I to lh•I of Mid~
dent, In and tOlhll cerlflln •••I proper· ty 1oce1ed In the County ol Oranve,
St•I• ol C•Ulornle, d•1crlbed ••
Announcing A Special Service
For Those Receiving Social Security
toi!Qws:
lA55"'S ll•sehold 1111erell In 11\et
<c"1eln '-deltd September 6, lffi,
lltKvted by P•clllc EltC!rlc A•ll••Y
Comp•nY, •1 Lessor. •nd Me<w•I
C.0..por•llOfl, el L.•SSH, for ttw term of
flUY-flYe "l'lflfl bf-Ol11nlng Septeonber '·
1'K1 Mid endl"9 September '· 2012, ,.
<ord9d Mowmtler $, lt57 In Book Clf1 ,
P• 527 ol Ofl'lclel Ae<ord1, Orenu-
c.ountJ. CaUtoml•; whlcft !Hsetlold ,,,.
,_, _, Usloneel IO Vt¥l•n A. a.lier
bYM ns'911.,.nl (hied Mercl'l 15, 19'1
Mid rKOrdlld Mey t•, 1tSI; Md......,,._
~ 11 In lend sltwt.d lnttllf°""""
ty of Or•nve. Sl•te ol C•llfot"nle,
onc:rlbteleslotlows:
L.ot Flftfffl 111 l!lta<k One HundAd
EIQhl.Nfl of 5ectlon 8, Ne~ Be.ch,
M"""" on I Mllp recorded In 8olJll: 4,
P ..... 27 of Mhcell-ouS lrN!H, ....
carets of Orenoe CO...nty, C..llfomle.
TM Pf'DPllt"IY ts c.-'lmonly k-#'Id
r11lerrfll to •• 1121 W•sl ll•lbO•
Boule¥•n9, NtwpOrl 8tecft, C .. lfomla. n. Ml• 11 wblect 10 cvrretll l•lllH,
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-tloM, rlgtll1, rlgh11 of -Y. •-.,....nts end ••lsUng encumbf#CM of
n<oird,lf..,y.
810. or ot'-s ere ll'l'llted !or seld gro.
Defly Md n1111t be In writing end rNY
bt clell......O to tht •~e<wtor .,.,_uy,
e1 tts eboYe ....,_,,.Of" to Int offke of.
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c..ttfWNa ttMO, Oil" 1T1•Y lie flied In tht Ortkf of me Clef-II of tM ~
COl.IH, •l •ny !Im• •ll•r the llr11
t P'*!lutltintif tflls no11u and ~ttw
mtkMfolthtlett. T.,_ end c9ndllloM of ..i.: C.-ltor
f '*1 C9lfl end ,.n cf9011. Ille "'""' ol
MKft c..-.dlt W lie •ceptabN '° .. -
dt< llfll• end tot Ult $UPitrler c-t.;
1 1tt1 -~t (10'l!il ol IM --blclto
J eoi:~Y IN 91'fet', aftd Ille ~
to be peMi...,. cont1rmeUot1 ol Mle by
U. S.,...~lar ~11rt . T•••1. r11r1U,
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.Direct deposit
service for
your Social
Security Check.
First Federal Savings of Santa Monica
Costa MeSa Office
Baker Near Harbor
Our motto is 11We Cart:'', and at First Fed(!ral Savings
it's more than a slogan ••• it's a. way of life.
Save time! Save worry!
Have your social
security check sent
direc1ly to your Fir1t
Federal Savings
account. No need to
worry about your
check being left in vour
mailboJt when you are
away from home. No
need to make a special
trip to .. our office 10
deposit your check.
The U.S. Government
has now authori::ed
l);rect (Hposit and
your check can be Hnt
automatically to your ·
savings account •
Call or stop by soon for
complete details.
MEMBER FSLIC FIRST ftDl"'RAL SA V!NGS & LOAN ASSOCfA TION Of SANTA MON'ICA.
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Tubeless Wt111ewall Tubetess Whitewall $6095 s5595
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Do You Love ----~.w-·• -~ost High for ~ostom. 'Pox~
ear11et11'1 and the taken a while lo piclc up c..tom vn wu on its on tbe custom van
wa, to becomiU a Dl:!-W' market. Now lbry C'an't
fad -ooe that Isn't <><· build lbem fast enou&)I to .-.,ci lD die out wry meet the demand of that
guidcy. ~ market as well ~ lbe re·
Your Dog?
The City Council ot Newport
Beach has rnadt! 11 very clear that un-
less some solid evidence of 1mprovo--
ment 1n the s1 tu.:i t1on occurs during
the next 90 ddys. thereafter dogs will
be totally banned lrom the ocoan front
and its walks.
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Make no mi s take about it: this is going to happen unfess we pro-
ve to tho Council that with t11 e11 help we are going to solve this pro-
blem, but mainly by our own cflorts.
Actually, the <:.olut1on 1s s1mp1e. If you love your dog enough to
pick up aller him Bnd ONE OTHER DOG NOT YOUR OWN, lhe pro--
blem hc1s d1sappc~rcU.
Tt11s may sccn1 d1~tasteful . but it is really an act o f affection that
need only last until tho lcw 1trespons1t>les either 'ca1ch on·-or get
caught up with by ttiu law. .
Thi~ is your only r11.ince-anr1 o~rhaps our last-of retaining the
pr1\lilege ot <.HI OLl'<lfl VJ.Jlk with 1l JOYOUS friencl.
lf you love yuur Uog. provl' 1t.
And le t the Council know how you feel.
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$2,000,000!
We told you all summer long in these advertisements·
·that 1he Loan Department at Newport Equ ity Funds had
arranged rind processed over Sl ,000,000 in new second trust
deed loans by Jt111e 2, 1975. And that it took .i1most all of
1a74 to reach that level of business .
Now they've broken their own record!
Wo(kinri as a 1cam, and wi th the assistance of their
staff, Cul Wolfe ,inti Lindd Blue hit the $2,000,CXX> mark on
Septernbcr 30tli.
/\11d Tenrnwork did 11!
l ! you'11! tn tile niilri..et for a rea l estate loan, and need
further 1nftlr111<1t1{u1 , wt1y not give Cal or Linda a call? The
nu1nbcr is 6'14 882Ll. C.ill'
Newport ~quity 'I11ufl~
AVCO FINANCIAL TOWER
620 NEWPORT CENTER DR.· SUITE 21 1
NE WPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA 92660
DETROIT (UPI) -
There 's the ··Love
Machine.'' the ''Bone
fJox '' and the
··Surveyor.'' ,
They are vehicles
owned, loved and heavily
rinanced by people who
ride wilh the ''Cent.rat
Coast Rollin' Rooms,"
the ''Over the llill
Gang," t.he j'Jog Town
llaulers" and ··Tar Heel
Truckers.'' The slogan
"Keep on Truckin" grew
up around lhem.
THE ''VAN'' in its
mos t b asic box -o n -
w he e 1 s form i s
somt!lhing to use to haul
kids und plumbing t"QuiP.
ment. In its most
customized vers ion, it's
pure American art at a
cost up lo $100.000.
While most of the U.S.
auto market was headed
nowhere but down for Lt-ie
past two years, the van
market should show a 20
percent jump over th£'
auto indu stry·s record
year in 1913. Only part of
that incrl•ase is due to "vanners .. ,
or the e s timated
~.000 v.an sales this
year, six out or 10 arc
sold to individuals and
small businessmen who
own only one van. About
three of 10 vans have
their primary use as
Personal transportation,
compared with two of 10
eight years ago.
•·There·s always been
a Jov e :.t rfair with
vehicles. The van is just
taking the place or the
rods and the muscle
cars ... Denny Gornick of
the American Van As-
soc iatiun says. "These
people aren't looking for
speed. 1'hey can express
themselves with the
van. "
TllE\' CAN also spend
Jols of money.
From the factory, a
van might carry a price
tag of just over $4,000.
\Vith norma l custs>mi:t.-
ing -stripes, maybe a
mural. som e carpeting
inside and stc>reo equi1>·
ment -the t'ost mighl
n se to $10,000.
October 28th ·&.· 29th:.
Hear Merrill Lynch ten
how to manage your money .in
today's changing econo11iy
:h.1ail the rouµon helo'v for tickets to
tl1e !\lerrill I.vnch Semi nar: uHow to ~fanage "'fnur l\1on('Y inToclay'sChan)!"i ng
l-:cono111y." It ·s free, but seating is ltn1-
ited, so 1nail today.
Not just anothei: lecture
This f'l•1ninar is ;-.·c1ur <'hance to learn
hl•tll'r \Vay!' to i11\·t'sl yuur money from
proft"ss1011 al~. A /1,.,0/ 11/1·/lf) 11 ·1•.
;-i11111p topit~ \\'t:ll tover: \Vhat to do
\ri th 111111H·~ yuu \\"lt nt to keep sa.fC. How
to g·eL hig·h interest without tying Ull
your n1nnt'\'. 1\11 invc!'.tn1ent you sho\lld
;1void if y~u'rl' in a hi~h lax hrai.:kt·l.
And !ll(Jl'C.
·r uu'!I also f('C("i ve a free copy of
"I nvl·~t1ncnt~ }.'or li Changin~ Econon1y'1
-a 16-pal{c b11ul-l1•L \\'ith fatts and ti~ures
to help )·ou <l cddt• \\•l1ith investments 11ou.
~hould rhoo~e :lnLI i1void-rig/it 11n1v.
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Are you bullish on America?
'l'hc p:1sl y1·;1r 1·a n b1..· ~u1nn1l•d up in
one word: l'hanj!C. 'fl1C' \\'<\Y lo g-o n1ight
be ~tocks onC' day. 'l'rl·:1:-011 r~1 Bi ll~ th1•
n ext. Or an inv{·~tnu.:nt tactic you've
never llcard of l1eforc>.
Uut thi~ flurr:-,; uf c·hnn~t' h ns also
l1roug-ht Jlc'\' 11p!1nrtunit1l'S. J.'or high
interest. (;ro\vth. St{·ad,\' 1ncom{' .. l\ncl
for sn1all in\t•:-.ltJ l'~ ltJ parli1.:ipalc in
n1tfrkets th11t had 11l'\"t•r hefore hecn
available to th1 ·n1. \\'1 · ha\·L·n·t pullt!d in
our horns. J\'l crri!l Lynch is b1tllisli
on Ameri~n.
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and reserved sea~s no\\',
Time, Date and Location:
We 've scheduled two Seminars. Take
your pick :
Tuesday, October 28th or
Wednesday, October 29th, 7: 30 p. m.
•At the Marriott I !otel, Newport Center,
Newport Beach.
:-;, ·nil' i!·ki>I (!!) f l'lr ( ) pl'oplv fol' rou r ~('111 i nnr. "I fo\v to I
tll .1 n.i;.~i.: )"oll 1' :\lntH'Y in 'l"od1(\.'·~ Ch:\ ll}!ing-t-:tonon1~·" I
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110111<' 11hunc ••• . l~usincs~ phonC __
r· J 1 ;in'! al\p11,J , h11t 11l('a!1<' ~··n(I fn ·r· f'opy nf your
'" 1111-.lt•l, ''In\ i.':-.l:111·1.ts For a ClnulJ!illJ! l::to11on1y. ''
~IC'rrill t .~·nf'h <·11 ~1 un1crs, pll':l:-chi\'c natnc :ind offire
addJ'l"M of Attou nt gxe<:utive:
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l\111il to: l\Ierrill l.ync-h,
P.O. Box Q, 4~>0t Birl'h !'trcct,
Newport Beach, CA 921163
Or phon(! (714) 540-RI~l.
1 ?\~ Merrill Lynch
1 ~ Pierce Fanner & Smith Inc.
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Gornick Is puttln1
together a new van for
himself.
Besides $3.000 w~ of.
eltttroni c equipment -
a s tereo, color TV.
citizens band radio and a
telephone -65 yard:s oC
crushed velvet and 35
yar<ls of carpeting will
~o into the interior.
And that can be found
in some or lhe c ustom
van:;, especl.ally tb06e
used by outdoor types. ·
Probably the most evi·
,I.Jent feature or the
FINANCE
Griffith
Quit,s Post
Samuel B e lzberg,
chairman or the board
and chief executive of.
!icer or Far Wes t Finan-
cial , Corp ., has ao·
oounced the resignation
ol John S. Griffith Jr. as
presi dent of the corpora·
tion aDd chairman ortbe
board or its principal
subsidiary, State M.auaJ
Savings & Loan Associa-
tion erfective Nov. l.
He said Griffith has
also resigned a s a diree·
tor of bolh corporations
but has agreed to remain
·as a consultant to St.ale
Mutual.
.... tom van Is the pent
job -olther piDstrlping,.
wide atrit~: or full mura!J -d-paillled
jobs that coot between
$80-0 and $1 ,000. One
Detroil·area cuatom
shop says most of his
customers are in their
~ and outdoor seeoes
are IDOl5t popular.
''Tbe bulk or the 1utar comtnerc1al and
cmtom van bu.siness i.s transportalioo mark.as.
arnon.1 couples in lheir
20• and 30s and the
widespread ace and
cv.lta.re spread means
tbis is net jUJl a s~
t,erm tblng, •• says
Qomiclt.
VANN ING GOT its
~iart on lhe 'We5t Coa:i:t
amoog the aurfen who
picked up used vehicles.
A bit of pinst.ripin&. SOtnll
1be US. auto makers
who make the vans have
Reduce Cm....ption
Solons Nix Cuts.
At Gas Stations
WASHINGTON (UPll
-House and Senate con-
ferees have voted to
scrap a provision to re-
duce gasoline consump-
tioo by cutting service
5tatioo supplies, but
agreed to require
automobiles to meet
gasoline mileage goals.
prices.
Conferees voted to de-
lete from the bill a sec:--
tioo that would have kept
the now or gasoline to
5ervice stations at or
below the 1973·74 level.
CONSUMPTION TIUS
year is running below
that but rising. The con-
W HILE TUE con· ference s tarr described
rerees voted, Federal the idea of limiting gas
Energy Administrator 5tation supplies as a "re--
Frank G. Zarb told re-quired s hortage'' lb dis-
porters tbe nation is courage demand. But the
worse off now than conferees' chairman,
befcre tbe 1973-74 Arab Sen. Henry M . Jackson
oil embargo that put the tD-Wash.) called it an
phrase "energy crisis" • ' a r b i l r a r y and
into the daily language. capricious" way to at·
The cooferees sought tadc consumption.
to eliminate differmces· The conferees did
between House and agree to a gas mileage
Senate versions of requirement for autos
energy bills u a reply to that would force 1978
President Ford's energy mooels -which come
program. Tbe legislation out in 1977 -lo average
would authorize gasoline 18 miles per gailoo .of
rationing, require some gasoline, the 1979 models
conservation actions, 19 and the 1980 models
and keep • lid on ail 20.
MUTUAL FUNDS
Businesses
On Small
Scale Eyed
A s~minar on s miil1
bu.siness organiiatlon.
including financing.
locs.tion, economics and
bookkeeping, will beheld
Saturday at Orange
Coast College.
The se minar , co-
sponsored by OCC and
the U.S. Small Busincs.:;
Administration, runs
from 9 a.m. to·3 p.m. in
the OCC Science I-tall.
Pre-registration fee is
$5.50 and persons may
pre-register through
Wednesday in the OCC
Evening College Office.
The fee includes u
luncheon. Registration
will be held at the door
for$7.50.
Seminar topics includ C!
1'Small Business Loca-
tions and General
Econom y ,'' ''Op·
portunities Currently
Available in Orangl'
County,'' ••conventional
Financing for a Small
Business,'' ''Financing
and Capitalizing a Small
Business through an SBA
Loan " ''What the Small
Busu;ess Person Needs
to Know About Lav>'."
"Accounting and Book ·
keeping SOiutions,,. WK!
"An Advertising Cam-
paign."
For further details ,
phone 556-5880.
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DAILY PILOT 1175
Jock Fearer, former marketina executive tor Maida ~fotoc Co. a nd C·hrysler, has been appointed national $ales
manaaer for MajesUc, Inc., of Newport 88ach.
• P~Uip F . Sbepbml. president of a ..... Seal O>rp., of
Artahe1m , has been named by the Secretary of Commerce to
~erve as a m em ber of the President's Export Council 'Task Force on Export Promotion.·
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The task fo rce will review existing
Commerce exPort promotion activities
and coo.sider recommendations tor new
programs.
Shephe-rd residf'S in Newport Beach. . ' ' . The board of directors ot Bau of
Newport has e lected O. W. 'Dltk'
&ldtard vice president vice--cb alrman of
th• board. '"'-"'"•110 lhe new Lido
1\vcnue.
Richard's ofri<'e will be located at
orrice under cons truction On Lafayette . '
Orange resident Joa D. Rutledge, Jr. has been appoint-
t_'CI controller at Cochrane Cbase and Co., advertising, public r~lat 1ons and marketing firm.
He was !ormerly divh;;ion controller for Leadership
I lousing Systems, Inc. or Santa Ana.
•
Dwayne L . Ellison has been named viC'e president of t he
nt?\\' Rank of San Clemente, according to bank chairman
'fony DiGiovanni .
. E~lison was most recently vice president of Santiaio
Rank 1n Tustin. He joined the San Clemente offi ce as loan of-
ficer when the bank opened last spring.
He lives in San Clemente with his wife and two children.
•
Stuart Fine has joined Mlcrod•t•
Corp. as di rector of marketing for the
Irvine firm 's REALTY division.
He will be r esponsible for starting
new REALTY dealerships. Fine comes
rrom Gen e ral Computer Systems of
Dall as where he was director of interna·
tion al m arketing.
He lives in Huntington Beach.
FINI; •
The Orange County chapte r of the National Association
or Accountants has elected E. J oyce Timmerman president
of the 500·me m ber association. Mrs. Timmerm an, cont roll er ror Eagle Manufacturing
in the City of Ind ustry, liveainLa.flabra .with her family.
• Linda Clark, formerly ol Linda Clark and'Associates,
has joined NewPort £oUabofaUye, lac:, a Newport Beach
architectural and interior design firm.
• Computer Automation's Naked Mini d iv ision has
named Merle Brown manager of major program develop·
menl, and Marvin Silverman manager of major program
support. both new positions.
• Yungtay·Hitachi Engineering Co. has located in the
Irvine Industrial Complex with Terry Corley named
manufacturer's representative.
The firm . which represents more than 100 manufac-
-tur ers in Taiwan, is located in the Doug las Plaza area of
UC.
Engineers to Hear
Management Talk
Jean Van Camp, program
manager for a n Air Force
s a t ellite communications
system at Collins Radio, will
ad d ress Saddleback
e n gineers on the topic
"1\1a nage m ent By Obje c-
tive." Wednesday at8p.m.
Van Camp will discuss the
imple mentation of manage·
ment by objective and goal
setting a.t a m eeting of the
subsection of the Institute of
Electrical a nd Electronics
Engineers, Inc . at the Vi lla
Sweden restau r ant. 23740 El
Toro Road, El Toro.
Reservations for the dinner
meeting, which begins at 7
p.m., can be m ade by calling
Mike Missios al 581·3232, ext.
2565. Cost is $4.ZS.
MARKET HIGHLIGHTS
INDEXES
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.tJJ °"'LY PILOT TU!!d!y, October 21, 1171
THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane
"1t WO$ o pretty good party, 'cept there were GIRLS
there."
L./tf. Bf)yd
Race Drivers
Like Big Cars
It has bcl·n wrilll.'n that blonde girls with
big reel <.1rc unusu .. ny palicnt. But they have
an evangelit'al streak in them. With a secret
desire to carry the light or truth into the world
of darkness. They make good missionaries'
wives. So says an analyst who, despite som e
ridicule. insists physical characteristcs re·
veal personality traits. Our Love and War
Man used to be rather skeptical about those
contentions. But he now says that generations
of resl'arch by scholars al Harvard suggest
there may be something to such notions, after
all.
MOST RA CF. CAR DRIVERS when off the
track pilot big heavy cars and trucks rather
than compacts.
NOBODY in Europe had e ver beard or
syphilis until Christopher Columbus' crew got
back from the New World
lripi.
Q. "HOW DO the sheep
in Montana compare to the
population there?''
A. T he s heep are
dumber. Wait, that's too
flip. About two sheep to
each person.
LOOKS AS THOUGH
no further argument is,possible against the old
line that men are more "red blooded" than
women. They are. A man has far roore red
corpuscles than a woman or the same weight
and height, say the science boys.
PUT ALL the fishes, reptiles, b irds and
mammals on one side or the scale. Put all the
insects on the other side. Those insects would
weigh more than three times as much.
NOTE IT STATED in print that most or
the knockouts scored by that g r e at
heavyweight Joe Louis came in the first or
second rounds. He won 68 of his 71 official
bouts, Joe did.
AN AUTHORITY on off.track betting
says more thaQ $3 .S million last year went un·
claimed by horse race winners.
UNTIL ABOUT 300 years ago, Valentine's
Day was one of the most important holidays in
the British Isles. Here's why: Each man at the
large parties on Valentine's Eve drew from a
vase a piece of pape r on which was written the
name of one of the girls there. That little lot·
tery entitled h.im to be her boyfriend for the
following 12 months. The clergymen didn't
like the practice at all, but apparently the lads
and young ladies did like it. Historical foot·
notes indicate there was a lot or paper·
swapping on that busy night.
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twi.ng of the working journalism
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society al her school , was re-
moved as assistant editor of lbe
school newspaper in a restruc-In the suit Pliscou says the 5th
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I and onjoy I art, Philip Suiltti'I
I Southland. lectures have 'beeA ..
' true feasu.!or the mind 8nilsou1: · ~ Smith, a British \l()clkbinde.c ·
I whoee re~'ation is worl<l·wide. ~ spoke and ~how~ slide6. at UC
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" . In his career, he bas won many ~ distinguished awards and most
• recently made a special binding
: for J, R. R. Tolkien's "Lord of
~the Rings," which was signed by
f the author and presented t9
1 Prince Philip in London.
, Smith also, in his work, bas
~ become an extremely learned
1 man, because he reads each book
t before he binds it to capture the
1 essence or the story.
t "l meditate on each book until
I really have the meaning,"
r Smith said. ''The bindings must
1 relate to the text and illustrations.
"My decision must be taken~
with the book in mind. 1be spr-
1 ingboard of inspiration comes
I from the author. The binder is
1 subservient to the author.'' ·
1 His jew"el-like leather bindings,
I which resemble Byzantine paint-
' ings, have graced the works of
1 such authors as Shakespeare. T.
! S . Eliot; Lewis Carroll and the;
1 "Greek philosophers.
' 'RICH COLORS
1 Most of his designs are in·
tricate and symbolic. He uses
: rich colors such as red, blue and
. tan and illuminates them with
··gold, silver, seashells~ ~es.
' Some, such as the 1>inding for 1 "Hamlet,·· tell the S\ofY fn \he
binding with scenes and lettering
' combined. and fa.briCated intp-
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"They are not deslgned"ID give
bnmedl" i111~t,"~be;ir~ llriton. ~ • • \ 111<".'&i 'tlje
owner p f!itl' cf_,,;"~. to ~ ~. mean1np10Phuufll'l™-l '
Smitt\ lib<> uaeaiil.e qualities oi
bis m~ to i1>t"'1>ret ~de
sign. J¥!i 1'~ing(of T1 S, Eliot's "The Wa:Steland, .... for 'example.
lets ~ ~n pt-lbe leather-repr~-:~ ~rail)a, OI S&M'1n
thewastellipdhep~. ;
For a ~~e of 'Aaice in wen.
derlani;l''' illiou'strated· boy
Salvador• Dali, '!;l!lith cut a b'Qle
in the coV~ to sbair . ..padr of the
artist's first name from the title
page, then picked up a "c'' and
an ••e•• ori the cover to complete
the Alice theme. These techni·
ques are not accidental, Smith
stressed. He believes there is an
interrelationship between .art,
craft and design, and that they
cannot stand alone.
EQUALITY
"'Craftsmen have been madeto
feel at the bottom o( the heap, but
there is no difference in status,••
be said:
The artist tends to create from
his head, with i.magination, and
the designer is involved with
planning, organization and
logical analysis. "He draws a
plan which the artist may cap·
ture in bis imagination."
The craftsman, Smith con·
tinued, is "exaggerated toward
his hands. He will carry out the
orders of the designer.
"By themselves, nooe of these
can .produ.ce much of conse-
quence .. '.lf, yr:e begin to integrate
these functjons, you see new
sbape.agc\:J>Toportions.
"The:'1le~d .. heart and hands
are· integtaled. Each one of us
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" Tuesday •. Oct0be<21.1975 Page 61
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Lifestyle's
No Handicap
Byi\LLISONDEERR
1 • Olt•~ltyPifotSUff
, Marsha LaBelle is a medical
1 transcriber. Ray, her husband of
; four months, is a salesman.
1 Leonard Victor, a former
nuclear engineer, now works in
1 occupational and manual arts
1 therapy.
f Diane "Chip" Jordan is the en·
1 vironmental quality chairman
1 for a League of Women Voters
I chapter and member or a North
1 Orange County environmental
1 group. She is ba,lf of a performing
1 team called ·the Dancing Darl· !ings. ~ 'I
I Diane W.alker manages. ~
' apartment,building. . ~
t Marsha, Ray, Leoriard, Clµp,
I and Diane all are legally blind:'. I They were aipoDg members of
1 Guide Dog Boosters of America
attending an all-day program in
: the Westminster Civic Center
and the Anaheim-Sheraton Hotel
: to present the public "with an in··
f dependent positive image of the
1 Guide Dog team.
1 The LaBelles live In Long·
1 Beach and have extended their
1 mobility with the help ol their
,.Guide Dogs, Cricket and Tad.
1 · In their mid-20s, "'the eouple1
1'have known each other since
, "diaper days,'' Both believe that
there is much the public needs to ·
•know about the blind individual
and the workings of the dog
team. · •
PUBUCAWARENESS
Public awareness was a ke;y
theme for 111• day.
''Vick'" Victor noted that
••canes are fine, but dogs are so
much better. The first mouths
after I Jost my sight, 1 just
. couldn't bandle it."
Alter four yean without his
vlilon, he visited a Guide, Doi "'il1 in San ,R~ael, anll "".""· tu sot Mona, wlto has been . . I
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his eyes ever since. -
· He is now working with blind.
veterans at the VA Hospital. -
"I still find that people try to
guide you. !tell tbem that.the dog
is not a pet. She's something
more impartant. She's my eyes,"
he said.
He stressed that what he
sought was not special treat-
ment. "l"m just .a human being
who takes a dog along to increase
my mobility.''
His wife saw the acquisition of
Mona as "i~ anotll4!4'~-;,t'
the redevelopment Of ~ 'lifer
~e."'"'. .' ·• ,,., .. i ·'~1 .... ~~ ... Jl>lirnars:t
had td: lie . '~llY'illY his side.
•ll:Ona til ·.me.,t.J·be an in·
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HANDIC~PRD? ,
She finds that many people
believe th·at because her husband
is blind, he also suffers from
other handicaps.
••or in a restaurant, they'll
escort us to a table, get Mona set-
tled under tbe table, then hand
him a menu. Other people will
ask me questions as if Vick can't
hear."
Ghip Jordan and Diane Walker.
offered more examples o( myths
about the blind person/Guide
Dog team and some positive aJ>o
prpaches to educati'nithe ~blic. ••we need to .atress it'"'is a
GUIDE dog. not a GUARD dog,
and, not a pet. A blind person
doein't waht to be isolated from
other people became Ibey are afl:ald of the dof. ,
"JI Is our responsibilit:, b>loolc:,
lfOOd in public and ba"" the dog
In cootrol. Ir oW-. clog doesn't
beliave well what ltlria ol lm-
)>n!Sslon will that m&ke? Will It
be difficult for tbe next Guide
Dog team that comes by? ·
".M blind people, we need to be
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Smith's bindings
capture essence
· of the books
they surround.
tends to be b31anced toward the
bead, heart or bands, but it is not
easy to see.''
Smith began his career in the
artistic realm, studying to be a
painter. He couldn't find
sketchbooks to suit him, so he
asked the bookbinding teacher al
Southport School of Art if he
could use the classroom at night
to make his own books.
He was persuaded by the
teacher, Raymond G~g. to
take the clasi.~.and fowid":it was
lea~{ ti!m,...~o _8 ?,t!eel'_!. n
MANY REWAWlbS .
"l fought hard to get out of
bookbinding for a while,·· he
said, "until 1 realized it could be
rewarding."
It hu indeed proved lo be re·
warding for hiqi. He has taught
at· many Brit:ifh schools and
colleges, demonstrated his art on
British television, was on the .
more understanding or sighted
people. If the situation was r e-
versed, we'd probably be making
the ftme mistakes."
There are problems. such as
housing', Mrs . .Walker added, but
these too can be overcome with
tile right approach.
••we have the right to bring our
clogs into any public building or
public conveyance, but apart-
ments $Id homes are private
property.
NEW APPROACH
''But that doesn't mean a blind
person cannot find a place to live.
1 now manage a building owned
by a former landlady who was at
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British Museum team working
on flood-damaged boo ks In
Fiorence in the late 1960s arid has
invented several tools for his
trade.
Smith also has written a book.
and arranged for the design, ac·
cording lo his preliminary
sketch.
The s mall pieces are mounted
on a skin. which is then pared
from the back to flatten the sur·
face. The book is covered. and
then the cover is adjusted and
rubbed down with an ivory stick
through s ilicon paper.
"New Directions in Bookbind-
ings" and published articles in
various journa ls, as well as win -
ning prizes and medaJ s in Brazil
and London. His bindings are in public and UTHOGRAPHIC STONE
private colleetions inc lud-Finally, the corners are turned in, caps formed under the end ing the British Museum, Vi ctoria bands and th e spine set, rubbed and Albert M1,1 seum, tlornby Library in 'Liverpool , the androckedonlithographicstone.
Spencer Collection in the New He charges by tne hour. (6
York Public Library, the Museo pounds) and is only able to pro-
del Oro in B'Og~~ .• and th.e ducF two or three books per year.
Municipa l Library, in .. ,oliaa.-.. c.... tlMy record is 30 in one year,'' he
nesburg,SouthA,fric.lJ-, ~ .... ~· 1 ~d .
Smith ·s &\itpUt is 1itnited Only Tflough the price is steep and
by time, since each binding is an he primarily gets commissions
intricate process of c utting, from institutions and wealthy
layering and finis hing. Hundreds people, he likes to do work for
of pieces of fine leath~r are cut ''ordinary " people too.
first reluctant lo rent to me.''
Her tack was to go with he r
sighted spouse and not try lo hide
her blindness. "After she got to
know me and 1 knew I wanted the
apartment, I told her l used a dog
for mobility. 11
She also remains tow key when
someone greets her with "You
·can't bring that dog in here."
''It may take three to five
minutes of talking calmly, but
you get nowhere by making a lot
of noise about your rights.··
She urged the Boosters to know
not only fed eral and state laws.
but local ordinances. and topbey
them, and be familiar withjeom··
pany polici('s ror a irlines for ex·
ample.
"If we abuse our 'righl'>' it
won ·t be long before they're
taken away.·'
Mrs. Walker drew from her
childhood to deal with public re-
actions lo blindness. "My father
was blind and he never had any
problems, so l began thinking
about how he got things ac-
complished.
··A little consideration for the
other guy does it.·'
A frequent problem. several
participants noted , was people
wanting to pet the dog. Opinions ·
varied, but mos t agreed that pet·
· ting from strangers wasn"t a bad
"I like to have my books in the
hands of people who appreciate
them," he said.
In answer to the question "Do
you bind your own books," he
replied with a grin, "Cobblers
wear poor s hoes. 1 can't afford to
bind my own books yet.''
He also was asked about where
to go for advice on book restora·
tion and binding in the U.S.
''Ask the Library of
Congress:• he said. "There are
plenty of British bookbinders
there.'' •
For those who were dreaming
of having a Smith-bound book in
tbCir library but mentally adding
up the cost at 6 pounds (about
$13.50) per hour, Smith had one
more revelation, which rould be
good news or bad news, depend·
ing on the budget:
He bas a time payment plan.
Guide dogs Tad
and Cricket
allow Marsha
and Ray LaBelle
to have
mobility and
independence.
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"Just ask us first. We don"t feel
th~ love and loyalty lhc dog has
for us will be de~troyed by a ran-
dom pat Crom a stranger.'' ~
Some prefer lo take the dog out
of harness while being petted, so
that ·he can know when he's
"working'' and when it's okay lo
. play.
The activities at Boosters Day
were not much different from
other seminars. Workshops and
lunch, dinner and entertainment
were part of the schedule.
The onfy note out of the or·
dinary on the agenda was dinner
for some attendees, catered by,
you guessed it. ,Kal Kan.
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82 DAILY PILOT ''
.. Birthday's 'Dessert' ,5
Help
From
Almas
By JO OLSON She has, in h er counseling,
seen women who were angry
because they were women. In
bllttlinc themselves. they were
overlooking the ''B" in the
"ABCs.'' which b "don't battle
yourself,"
' courae-e . Go ahead . D o
04-b•llr ~ti.tswtt
Norma Gibbs, mayor of Hunt-
ington Bt"ach , re cenUy celebrat·
ed her 50th birthday and is ex·
tremely happy about it.
A vt!'ry unus ual reaction from a
woman. no doubt about it, but
i'frs. Gibbs looks al the las 20
yt·ars of hl'r life <A S "the d sert
y('ars · ·
''Wh a t's the use o r batt ling
your self ?'' the ma.yor ques-
tioned.
something.··
••£'' stand ror ''enjoy
yourself," she continued. "Don't
.io about something with pursed
Ups and clenched jaws. Ir you,'re
llOt enjoying your Ute, who 15'!'
?ttake yourself good company ror
yoursetr."
Mrs. Gibbs said she often is
taken to task for enjoying he r job
. as mayor, but she believes it is
an extra blessing and one lo be
RachL•l Cl ark shov.1s
:vlr~. I larrison S hall)
h1J\\I the b a l:.i n ec beam
is used in clevcloping
coord i 11 alit>n at t he
~1 ar d an Ce n ter o f
J<:d ucational 'I'hl•ra py.
··1was toldat20 that l ouldn't
live to 30." she told So limist
lnt <'rnational members from
Huntington B e ach a nd the
Newport Harbor Area during a
luncheon marking the 54th birth·
d ay of Soroptimist .
"C" is "commit yourself," she
said . ''Have goals beyond
yourselr. Plitn your work and
work your plan."
Mrs. Gibbs noted that she sees
many people as board chairman
of Metropolitan State Hospital
who are immoblllied just
because they can 't make de~
cisions, which is the "D" in the
.scheme.
enjoyed. r
In concluding her "ADCs," she
said that "F'' stands ror "find
yourself'' and "G '' is for ''give or
yourseu.··
"We race many cnotces today.
Don·t be afraid of change. Take
She also advocated simplifying
life and "being happy with what
you have, .. and urged the women
to spread their wings. "Security
is a highly over-rated Uung,., she
said.
This ts part of .the
sµec1a l C'qu1pmt·nt
))aitl for by ('hcr1sh
1ne1nbt•rsh 1ps tn Las
.i\lmas tic .\larJan
While s he was confined to her
bed with tuberculosis, she de·
cided to go ahead and set goals
for the next 10 years. These were,
she s aid, to get bachelors and
masters degrees and make a trip
to Swed e n, h e r parents'
homeland.
"l did all or them by the time 1
was 30, and l had made five trips
to Euro pe," Mrs. Gibbs re·
portl'd.
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A m l'n1 b L•rs h i 1>
lunc heon is pl ~1nnt•d
f()r II ·:Jo a .m . Thurs·
tl ay. (>ct . :1u. in the
~e wpo r t l l a rbur
\·acht C lub "'ilh Mrs.
S harp st·r vi 11 g a s
l' h a i rm a n . M L' m ·
bt•r shi ps '1l s1) ~•rP useLI
fur scholarsh ips .
In the 60s , she had a serious
bout with pneumonia, and again
was given a death sentence. "1
was told that 1 "'ouldn't Live more
than three months, but I just
turned SO . Am I g lad to see it."
Mrs. Gibbs , who a ls o has
earned a PhD and is a univer sity
professor and counselor. s hared
some of the "lessons for living"
s he learned during her years of
battle w ith diseas e. She calls
them the .. ABCs of psychological
warfare.··
"A," Mrs. Gibbs said, s tands
for "a ccept yourself. If we don •t
al'cept ours elves, we create our
ov.'ll purgatory .. ,
• Horoscope: Cancer
Act Adult
By SYDNEY OMARR
WEDNES DAY,OCJ'OBER 22
ARIES <March 2J·April 19>: You gel
m eans which enable you to be m ore
original, independent, forthright and
forceful. Accent is on what you own.
TAURUS (April 20·May 20J : What seems
an unnecessary delay actually will work to
your advantage, Know it and time your
moves.
Sickness Not Morning (Ann Landers OJ
GEMINI (May 21-June 20): The more
you ask, the m ore answers you are likely to
obtain. Give full play lo intellel'tual curiosi-
ty . Keep die t resolutions. Jr careless, you
.lose.
CANCER (June 21·July 22J : If realistic,
wis h is fulfilled. If childish, you will be do-
ing IOts of talking while accomplishing little
or nothing. The choice is your own.
LEO (July 23·Aug. 22): Open lines of
communication with professional s uperior.
Make known feelings, views. Be ·positi ve,
analytical and direct. You have right to ex-
plain position.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am
JO years of age, have one child, 18
·months old, and expecting
another in December. I really do
"'ant another baby, but I did not
want to have it so close to the first
one.
1"'am smoldering with resent·
mcnt ag a ins t my hus band
because he was not very con·
sider ate about my wishes in this
matter. I recall very clearly the
night he made m e pregnant. l
argued with him about it for an
hour, but he just kept talking until
. hegothisway.
I feel lousy most of the lime,
much worse t han when I was pregnant with the first baby. I'm
sure m y resentment toward my
husband's selfishness is having a
bad physical e ffect.on me . Since
it's the woman who must carry
and deliver the child, shouldn·t it
be ber decision when to become
pregnant ·~ 'fhc 1n ore I think of
what happe ned to me the n1 ore
furious (and s ic·ker ! I gt•t.
I'm sure othe r \\'Omen have
gone through this same thi ng
l-lo'A1do they get O\'er thr1r anger'"'
\\-'hen will it happen '! J.Jlease hl•lp
me. -F'EELl."JG R0 1'TF.'.'J l'.'l
DE:-.IVER
Of.AR D F.NVF.R : Of course
other wom e n h ave rou nd
themselves in the same condition
unde r si milar circumstances.
Thousand s of 'em . Maybe
millions.
They get over their anger the
moment tht" new baby is placed in
their arms and they have a second
child to love.
P .S. Fortunately. Moth<'r
Nature designed short memoril"'s
for feelings likr yo urs. ·r he
alternative \o\'Ould be about 500,000
dead hus bands annually.
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm a
J7.year·old girl who just read
your repl y to "Seen Plenty." 1
agree with you that parents can be
too permissive with young. sexy
daught er~. but why didn't you say
~OOll'l h 1n g tO parC'nlS Of tPCn;),l!l'
boys'' 1·vt' ··seen Plenty··ufthem
around and they couJd s ure use
some talking to.
Some guys in this to"'Tl walk
around with their jean'i so low on
their hips it 's a disgrace -
belly-buttons showing, no shirts ,
also "4/S naked ... I've seen guys
walking the streets in bikinis no
bigger than a diaper fo r a
three·month·old baby. 1'hey are
m o r e lik e loin c loths than
b;.ithingtrunks .
My mother knows wht•rc I am
and who 1 · m with every minute of
my life. I <.1l so have to honor a
curfew or get grounded. But my
16-year·old brother is never asked
a sin gle question -like, "What
were you doing until 2 o·clock this
morning?''
J 'm not criticizing you fo r
suggesting that girls be kept in
line. but I 'm plenty bugged
because you said nothing about
boys. It's a r eal pleasure to spend
an evening with a guy who has
been taught to respect a girl and
not have to fight him off every ten
minutes or argue with him about
keeping what belongs to me in the
first place. Please be fair, Ann. -
YOU LET US DOWN IN
RIVERSIDE
DEAR L.D.: Thanks ror
hauling me up short. I had it
coming. Nothing I can say coold
be balr as effective as your letter.
I hope the parents out there give it
the thought it deserves.
VIRGO (Aug . 23·Sept. 221: Family
me m ber who travels, studies may seek
your counsel. Be diplomatic. A void any ten·
dency to be arrogant. Domestic adjustment
is in picture.
LIBRA <Sept. 23·0cl. 22 ); Accent con-
tinues on occult, hidden affairs, money that
affects partner or mate. See as is, not in
light of wishful thinking. Avoid tende ncy
toward self.deception.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Accent on
closing legal transaction. You get down to
business. Game playing is over -it i.s now
the real thing.
SAGITTARIUS <Nov. 22·Dec. 21 }: Work
that see'med never-ending does reach a con-
clusion . You will be congratulated on job
well done. Find ways to enhance visibility
of product, talent.
CA PRICORN <Dec. 22.J an. J9J : Get to
core -express and create. Your style , im-
pres.sions a ttract more persons. Personal
m agnetism flows. You could be more
popular.
Leisure Attire Suits Him AT
WIT'S
END
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-.Feb. 18): Basic is·
sues dominate, especially where residence
and family are concerned. Don 't play
games with security. Obtain legal green
Light, guarantee.
By E RMA BOMB ECK
When the s tory of our
civiilzatton is told, there
probably will r emain
three questions or eli·
quette that time has
.never heen ab le to
answer.
l. Does s he or doesn't
she use a hair coloring?
2. Do you offer a lady a
Tiparillo'!
3. Do you ask a man in
a leisure suit to take out
the garbage?
The leisure s.uit (for
those who have been
''leisuring·• improperly
dressed J is a no·wrinkle,
two-piece s lack and
casual jacket, worn with
a coordinated open-at-
the·throat s hirt with the
. cuffs turned up.
In the ads. the suits
always are modele d by a
big. broad·s ho udered
man with no stomach. an
anima l·s tooth around
his nec k . and dark
glasses that shade his en·
tire race. He 's the type
who when he says he
uses a baby pD\llder after
h e s h ow e r s, n o one
laughs.
1-te owns t hree leisure
suits.
"Whal are you going to
do with. three leisure
suits?" I asked. "You're
overdressed for tennis
and underdressed for
dinner.''
''Good heavens,
woman:· he s aid. "don't
you know what leisure
means? It's your time
away from employment
du ring which a person
may indu l~e in resl and
recreation . You bum
around . . or gr ub
around as the kids say."
During the coming
weeks I '-"'as to discover
that the leisure s uit had
its limitations . You
couldn't swim in it. play
golf, pi cnil', row a boat .
camp, s"·i ng in a ham·
mock. play ball , tinker
with tht' car. cut grass,
fi sh. clean out a tackle
bo::<, paint. cook in it :
shoot pool or ride a
horse .
"If you can't play in it,
you'll jus t have to wear it
to work." I s aid.
"\Vh at ! And get it
soiled?"
Now that 1 ·v(' thought
on it, I think the leisure
suit has been one or the
s hre wdest c on opera-
tion s l'v e r to be
perpetrated on women.
The leisure s uit is the
twili g ht zo n e or the
fashion world. A man
climbs into his leisure
suit and he is · 'untoucha·
hie" by work or play.
As my hus band said
with that crooked little
smile, ''You women
should get a leis ure outfit
that temporarily gets
you some free time and
rest.··
"We have.·· I said.
"It's called a hospital
gown.··
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For some reason. the -----------
leisure suit has captured
t he attentio n of men
everywhere -even my
husband, the con -
servative dresser. (He
wears a necktie to open
his mail, a nd considered
z;jppers in trousers a rad
unti.1 the U.S. Army is·
sued them in World War
II.!
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Locations hi
HunfflM)fotl -· PRESCRIPTIONS
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We put the
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remember
what to look
for when
you buy pop ~~-~orn!
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PISCES <Feb. 19·Mar. 20>: Travel. de·
cisions, calls , ideas and m essages seem to
ronverge simultaneously . Obviously, the
need Ci lo be flexible, versatile.
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~· ACROSS 48 $9anl1h Vllat !" 1 Sllln 47 Oec&Ms
' ptOIUblranc:e 49 Nullity
5 Injury SJ Orie wring
9 Spot lllOlher
,,,. God of rcwe 57 Ptr11cle
15 Rut•lan range 58 Stigmatize
18 Fr•ofsuper-50 lwnc:hftouf,
llully ~Uy
17 111 capita! la &1 Sif" In Mally"
Des Moines 62 We1pon
18 large 63 Olsert
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10 -s.m 64 Mlis w.rwen
20 Obl!qully 85 Glacial ridge ~f;8
22 Area esr1h'led 66 Meat· byarMr "91tabled\sh r 5 5 AT f D G E D
2-4 Muscle 87 letteB 21 Rich Mssert 43 Mo.td
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27 Aquatic 1 HumanlNNI ZJ Htade>art• 45 FMtlngof
amphl~ J»r1 25 ea.lat MNfCe cJOubl
28 Ending with 2 Soepptant 28 Wl'IUt· 47 Suyerof
llah incl an:l'I 3 Mountain ash producing slokn goods
30 Helduon1'1 'CetUlnb\ls ltl!IS 48 NOH : Slang
own tick.els 30 Victor-: 50 No1u--:
33 Sell-lflfYice 5 CrON French author lnlrequenu.,
re1t1urant1 6 KMP ·-31 Buy .-ina 51 Modi
37 Trick profile poke playh,1lly
38 Color 1 Seaport of 32 Declare uni rue S2 !es! al"ld
39 ,t,galnst : MOt"occo 33 Befell Millay
Preli• 8 Handled 34 USSR Ha 53 Clp&ble
40 Commence Wf'Of'IQly 35 Mi-togethef M Mulkal
41 -Hart: U.S. 9 Durable 38 Tavern aytlabln
playwright 10 Neffe.IXllng 37 Hlghty 55 Mllli.ry .a Study Of rocb 11 PM1 ot lhe pleased Wiidt
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84 DAILY PILOT Tuesday. October 21 , 1975
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Rain Ends; Tiant Duels Nolan
ROSTON CAP ! -The Cincin-
nati Reds and Boston Red Sox
~top fighting the ra111 tonight and
start fighting t•~1eh other ;.igain in
a long-awaited sixth l!an1c of the
World Series.
After t hr('e str:.i1 ght rainouts,
all sytoilems were •· ~o .. for the de·
'layed contest ~11 l''t•11\.\'<1Y P.ark .
Baseball l'o1nn11:;;!->ionL'f Howie
Kuhn, "'ho ('ailed off '.\1ondUy
night 's SC'hedult•d J::<:lffil' because
of a treacherous fit•ld, gavt.' th("
green light for tonight with the
optimistic assur..inct• that "the
Jield will be 1nuch bctlt•r. ··
The weather ,~·as t·x 1>ectt"d tu
~much bcttt·r than 1t hJs bt''-'ll
in recent days, too. Fenwuy
Park. under slege by a long-
windcd s torm since IHBt F'rlday
night , rec-uperated under the
tender coirc o r a "lawn doctor,"
groundskccpcr Joe Mooney , and
v.·as t•xpcclctl to IJe healthy
01ga1n .
!-'unshinl' and temperatures In
the 60s, the Natio11ul Wcuther
St•rvi{·e prediction, v.•on 't hurl
f'en"'O:.Y, either.
"l '1n t•dgy l o plu y," ~aitl
Jj0s ton right fielder Ow1ghl
Evans. reflt•<:l 1n g the (·ommon
ft"eling of ballplay~rs and JU:-.t
about evcryont• l'l!>c.
They ulrno!>t played ;\1oncl.1 y
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In Pan Am Games
U.S. Spikers,
·Swimmers Star
MEXICO CITY <AP) -The
Star Spanglt•tl ll a nncr was the
, sevt>nth Poin /\meru:an GamC's·
theme song tod:iy .,.,·1th America ·s
saucy young swimmers threaten·
ing to double Cu ba's gold mt.-dal
total and the crowds cheering Un-
t•leSam ·s tunt<.
Six swimming finals were on
lht• :-tj.!t•nda tonight and iJ Monday
n·ghl"s sparkling show was any
.indicator, the national anthem
will be played until most anti-
Americans 111 the crowds know 1t
by ht>arl.
There were hurrahs and cheers
for the United States traC'k and
lit•ld forces as thl'y b<1ggt.>d s ix out
of a possible eight gold mt>dals
Monda y. 1-{oots <1nd Jet•rs ha<l
haunted lhe team in the early go-
ing.
R ecor d-s hatterin g
performances in the pole vault ,
javelin throw and from two relay
teams wilted the fi eld in l\fcxico
City's 7 ,340-feet altitude. ;l The U.S. m en"s 400-metcrrelay
earn sizzlffi lo a Games record
38 .31 se.i-ond clocking.
American s wimmers and
; divers won fi ve out of six events
• Monday and coach Ron Ballatorc
• saw no reason why the trend
: . .Jtbouldn't continue tonight in the
• en's 400-meter . freestyle, 200·
"'meter breast roke, 200-meter
backstroke and 200-metcr but.
rfly and lht> women's 400·meter
ndividual medley and 100-meter
butterfly. E!(-Foolhill High s tandout.
Steve Furniss. knocked more
than l wo seconds off the record in
the mt~n·s 400-meler individual
medley with a clocking or 4:40.38
~ and Kim Peyton broke her own re·
cord with a time of 2:04.57 by
:.Pressure
No Factor,
Says Giant
BUFFALO CA PJ -Steady
John Leypoldt missed and un-
~ steadyGeorge Huntdidn"t.
: As a result, the New York
; Giants upset the Buffalo Bills,
::: 17 -14, in a National Football
; League game Monday night. The
: Bills 1were a two-touchdown ~ favorfte going iiito the nationally
televised game. • r I
Hunt, a four-year pro, booted a
field goal from 37 yards with nine
seconds left and the Bills suffered
their first loss of the season after
.. four victories.
~ It w as the Giants' second
: triumph against three losses.
Buffalo's Leypoldl, who m ade • • good on his three field goal at-• • tempts in earlier games, blew a
: 19-yardeffort with 3; 16remaining
: in the fourth period. The score
:: was tied at 14-14 at the time.
: Then, with 1:12togo,Leypoldl
: attempted a 15-yarder. It was
: lipped by the Giants and the Bills
• weredead.
!; For Hunt. who went into the
" ... game with onl y one successful t field aoal in three tties and who
.. nilned two attempts against the
:: Billi, his game-winner reminded
: .... him of his football days at the
' ,u'aiversityo(Tennessee.
"I kicked one with 13 seconds
Jeft against South Carolina that
put us ih the Sugar Bowl," 1-lunt
taid. "But this was great, coming
Gii a Monday night and in the pro..,,
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Valley's Jack Rabashoff was a
mt>mberof tht• rt•la y tt•am .
:\1'.exi co compll•tcd its
qualification for the 1976 Oly m-
pics in Montreal in water polo by
capturing the gold mF<1al with a
7-5 victory over Cuba. The U.S.
fini shed second and Cuba third.
Cuba had ;.drc::1dy l'amcd a bc rlh
in the Olyn~pics at the World
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night -and would have except
tho1t Kuhn wasn 't entirely happy
'~tLth the cooditions. I-le spent u
long lime on Fenway·s outfield
On Tl' Tonlgh•
Chann~I 4 a• 5:15
turf in conference with as~
!iot1 atl's, including Cincinnati
managt~r Sparky Anderson and
Darrell Johnson or Boston.
··The Cield is not suitable for a
Wortd Series game ol. auch im·
portance," Kuhn finally said.
Particularly bad was the right
field section of Fenway Park, as
Evans leslificd.
··it was awfull y we t," the
player polnted out. "Pop ffics
might rail in because fielders
t•an't get to them. You mi&ht
net"d a spoon lo gel the baseball
out of the ground.·'
'rhe continued postponement
didn 't change Anderson 's
pitching plans. lie stayed with
Gary Nolao as his start~r in
Game.No. 6 and Don Gullett for
the seventh game, i{ necessary.
Nolan will face Luis Tiant, the
ace of the Boston staff who owns
the on ly two Red Sox victories in
this series so far. The Reds, hold-
ing a 3·2 edge, can finish off
Bo!jt on with a victory tonight and
carry home their (int world
champion:ship since 19.a.
The white tarpaulin 04 the in·
field was spr inkled liberally with
puddles, souvenirs ot the long
"nor·easter" that belted Boston.
Although Fenway Park 's
drainage is reputed to be among
the best in baseball, the outfield
was a ca~t or water. Mooney's
ground crew drove an aerator
over the watery outfield grass in
an attempt to dry il out. Ap-
parently they weren't very suc·
cessful.
"Right field is the trouble
s pot," Kuhn said. "It's much
worse than left or center field.''
, r .
REDS CHECK FENWAY -Cincinnati Reds
players view mist-covered Fenway Park
as baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn
toured the grounds Monday, then called
UPI Te ........
off the sixth World Series g ame. From
left, front, Reds include Doug Flynn, Joe
NuxhaJl, Pete Rose and Dave Concepcion.
Construction
Setback Again
In Montreal
MONTREAL (AP J -Most
construction at the east-end 1976
Summer Olympic Games site
was hailed Monday when less
than JOO of the 2,500 workers
s i~owed up for work, a Montreal
t•it:r· official said .
A meeting between Desourdy·
Dancereou. the general contrac-
tor in chafge of construction of
lhe main i"1 s lallations, and
Quebec Fede1·ation of Labor
<QFLJ represent.:ltives was be-
ing held late in the d.:ty to attempt
to resolve the main pr'Oblem or a
blacklist, said Andre Leclerc, a
QFLofficial.
Tbe. workers were protesting
the existence of a blacklist draft·
ed by several companies in
cooperation with the Montreal
Urban Community police to keep
o ut alleged troublemakers,
Leclerc said. Police ofricials
were not avai1able for cOmment.
Leclerc said the QFL had re-
quested the blacklist be im·
mediately abolis·bed and cases
dealt with on an individual basis.
"Otherwise·," he &aid, "they
can refuse a man .a job because
he is a knowp. militant or becaus\' / they don't like his face. It's com-
pletely unjust and against all
traditions of labor relations in
North America."
The list has e xisted for some
time. Leclerc s aid, but dis-
cussions between the uilion and
the contractor bad failed to re·
solve the problem.
' '
Unbeaten Season?
Powerful Pirates
Cinch for Old ]RB
Tuesday tidbits:
If tbe old Jr. Rose Bowl were
still being staged, Orange Coast
College would be a cinch to play
in it this year. The Pirates were
in it a dozen years ago when they
Oat~ned Northeast Oklahoma.
2 1 .d, with a pint -si ze d
quarterback named Billy White
WHITE
WASH
GLENN WHITE
and a young coach wbo had just
moved over from lbe high school
ranks ... a g uy named Dick
Tucker. .._
Junior college sports, football
in particular, took a nosedive in·
t.erest-wiSe wheo tbe Jr. Rose
Bowl game dropped the JCs and
the l•lter went to the s t•te
playoff system.
I ~aa·t help but feel that if the
late Joe Kroll were.still with us,
an org:anlled move in the di.rec·
tion of rekindling the Jr. ·Rose
,Bowl might be under way.
~year'• OCC eleven ha.s ran
rou~lbod over everyone aud
will continue to do 90 with no
worthy opposition left on the
slate. • 1
' This year's World Series will
be completed before 1banksgiv4
ing.
The South Coast loop 's
pc>werfUI cross country program
came into evidence Saturday at
the 00 htvltatioaal meet wbeD:
University won diYlslom 1 and.
Laguna Beach was fourth; Mll:-
sion Vi ejo took second in division
2 and San Clemente was run·
nenp in division 3.
Some SO high school teams were·
in the meet and when you blend
the South Coast entries with those
from mighty Edlsoo ano1 >o..ta
Me&a~ the Orange Coast area
looksformidable,indeed. i
Costa Mesa High Is headed
toward its first winning va,rsity
footDall ~eason s ince the school
opened in the late 1950s and the
Mustangs are doing it with
smooth execution, tough defense
and no mistakes .
With potent non-varsity teams
feeding the system, Mesa may
tum around its losing tradition
over the next few years.
T!lere oaght to be an lnvestiga·
tion when a school with the large
student population of FOWltain
Valley Hlgb can't produce a
&euue foott,all champion at least
once iD 10 years.
Folks from Edison High called
to explain the reason for their
football game w ith Fountain
Valley being held al the more dis-
tant, more expensive Anaheim
Stadium:
They couldn't find another
available field that would "hold
the anticipated 8,000-plus crowd.
Ripoff of the yeor: 58 ...U lot'
-a high school footb1U pn>gram.
San Clemente High ~ to
have a lock on its first-ever UD·
... defeated r'!Sular varsi9 football
--!Season if the Tritons can get by
dang erou s Mission Viejo
Halloween night at SC.
Sap Cl~mente wasuace ~e old
San Juan Capisttano High,U#blch '""""'°' '°° me.ny years ago took a 15-0 ·dnlbbina from little Brea and the
latter's firsl string sat out the last
half. . \
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Death
'fhreat
For Ump
.f
BOSTON -Larry Bar-
nett, the umpire involved in a.
controversy during the third
Work! Series a:ame at Qnctnnati
last week, and his wife a.nd
daughter have been given
around-the-clock police prolec·
tion following threats on their
Uves, the Boston Herald
American reported.
The FBI hete confirmed the
agency had received a complaint
and was investigating.
Baseball commissioner Bowie
Kuhn's office requested FBI as-
sistance alter Barnett informed
the commissioner that he re-
ceived a wire from Cincinnati
threatening him and his wife and
daughter, the paper said in a
copyright story. Bamett'sfamily
lives in Prospect, Ohio.
Da1'111 Trad~d
SAS DIEGO -The San Diego
Padres, trylr.g to stren~ben
the ir hitting, h ave obla1n ed
veteran outfielder Willie Davis
from the St. Louis Cardinals for
reserve outfielder Dick Sharon.
The 35-year-old· Davis, a
former star with the Los An geles
Dodgers, bolds a lifetime batting
average or .280 and has 382
career stolen bases. Sharon,
formerly of the Detroit Tigers. is
2S.
ABAWant•ln
NEW YORK -American
Bas'ketball Association owners,
in a move they said would bolster
the sport's weakening financ.ial
status, moved to join the Na·
tional Basketball Association
after burying another or the
economy 's vic t ims -the
Baltimore Claws. .
"There's no way professional
basketball can survive if 2.S or the
28 teams in both leagues lose sub-
stantial amounts of money every
year," said John Y. Brown, pre-
sident o( the ABA. "We're trying
to take some intelligent steps to
f'orceprofessional basketball into
aqme pc>sture of sound business
and responsibility.''
That theory was put into prac·
lice Monday, when owners of the
seven other ABA clubs joined the
New York Nels and Denver
Rockets in requesting applica·
tions for membership in the NBA
beginning in the 1976-77 season.
New York and Denver had done so on Sept. 24. •.
•
SoloMon Win•
PERTH9 Au stralia
Americans Harold Solomon and
Mike Cahill scored first round
victories Monday in the $46,000
Perth Indoor tennis tournament.
Solomon dropped the first set
to New Zealand Davis Cup player
Russell Simpson 2·6, but then
rallied to take the next two 6-2,
6-3. Cahill, who qualified for the
, :tournamen~ after countryman
Henry Bunis dropped out, sur-
prised Australian Ray Ruffels,
7-5, 6-4.
In other m atches, Holland 's
Rolf Thung beat Japan's Jun
Kuki 6·3, 6-0, and India's Anand
Amritraj defeated Australia's
BobGiltinan 6-4, 6-7, 11-9.
:Vawk SMrpr&es
TEHRAN -Tim Gullickson
was the only American winner in
the opening round of the $100,000
Aryamehr Cup tennis tourna·
ment 'as he up set Z e lkjo
Franulovic of Yugoslavia, 6-0, 6·0
Monday.
Four other Americans lost
their opening round m atches.
Jurgen Fassbender of West
Germany defea t ed Charles
·PasarelJ, 7-6, 6-3; Spain's J ose
Higueras downed Mark Meyers,
7-6, 6-4; Ivan Molina of Colombia
cruised past Fred McNail,6-0,6·4,
·and Francois Jauffert of France
topped Jeff Austin, 6-3, 6-3.
/lfflloMe AIUng
SALT LAKE CITY -A root
fractured by Moses Malone Sept.
25 has not healed satisfactorily
and the second-year standout or
the Utah Stars will undergo sur·
gery Wednesday, a team
spOkesmansays.
CdM's Laver. . I . I
Topples Ashe
HILTON HEAD, s.c.1-
Corooa de! Mar's Rod Laverfie-
feated 1975 Wimbledon chamllon
Arthur Ashe 6-4, 6·4 in the ()lten-
ing match of the World lnvlta-
Uooal T..WS Clas.sic M<oiiday~
E!onne GoolJt&ona Hied
V-u-gmia W,ado U , M , 7-6 in the
&e<Olld match or the five-di!y ,
$135;000 event at IM!• Pines Rlac-quet Club on Hilton Head Isla'*1.
Laver ju\nped tn a 5-1 lead In
tho fli'lt set ,,.,fore Ashe «4iJd
COii\* back to make It M . Aahe
saftd a set poinf bifore Larer
flnllly closed the set at M . I
Laver bagged &nether' qitek
5-1 Iead•in tile seeond aet aa .Ube·
repeatedly made unforeed mt.rs
with hls forehand llld failed-to .
Cet enough depth with his ~nd serve. Again Ashe aite·m to
come. back, but Laver held lo
take the match. :_;
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Q~fensive Players of Week · BSAHLed . : r ogg
Grid Stars Juniors 1
Pace Pius
Santa Ana High Coot·
ball coach Bob Lanson
says season retords are
not always indicative of
ateam'squattty.
Tbe Saints (4-lJ will
get a C"hance to (ind out
when they collide with
the Corona del Mar Sea '
Kings ( 1·4) Thursday
night (8) in Century
League play at Newport
Harbor High,
"Corona is a better
team than its record
DOWNEY-Jubilation
at Pius X High over its
12·12 tie with Bishop
Amat last week may be
short lived, according to
Pius rootball coach
Eugene Zeller.
The Warriors (3·1·1'
will take on the Mater
Dei Monarchs al the .san:
la Ana Bowl Thursday
night al 8 in Angelus
League action.
BRETT BURRUS
Corona del Mar DAVE COOPER
Co111 Me••
RON KOSMALA
Dana Hiiie
PAUL BETHKE shows,'' says Larson.
Dana HJll1 "They have one of the
JIM PARSONS
OCC Defen1e
JEFF KRAVITZ
OCCOHense
Zeller seems a little
worried about the up.
coming conrrontation
with the unbeaten
Mooarchs (S.OJ. ~-.--better quarterbacks in ~,-_... •.
~ .. the league end they ••worried is not a
strong enough word," he
says. "We 're scared lo
death, they are so
tough ...
MIKE WITHERBY
Edison
MIKE COX
. Fountain Valley
MARK VICK
Marina
Oldsters
Bow, 4-3
The maverick Coast
Rangers outlasted the
old Coast Rangers, 4-3,
Sunday afternoon in a
non-league soccer duel
at Costa Mesa's Rea
School.
Rick Bartell hit the de-
ciding goal with 15
minutes to play . after
putting the mavericks on
~the scoreboard in the
first half, which saw the
old Rangers leading, 3·1.
Hector Velez and Hans
Weyer a lso scored for
the winners while Tom
Morrison, Jackie Ogilvie
and Steve John son
banged in single tallies
for the losers.
Bill Ashcroft, manager
of the losers, saidi "the
old boys were tired after
the layo(f and the party
Saturday night-they
simply ran out of gas."
He lauded the passing
of Johnny Haynes and ,
Jim Morrison as well as
Eric Smith's goal play.
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Mission Viejo
BOB HANKE
Newport Harbor
DON PETERSON
San Clemente
DAVID SCROGGINS
University
·Women's Sports CIF Polls
FOOT Lt.LL TENNIS
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Fox Outfoxes
Pickeroo Field
Chris Fox of Costa
Mesa got through the
weekend football upsets
with only two losses to
win the Dail y Pilot
Pigskin Pickeroo con·
test. Fox wins $25 for the
accurate entry, which
was errant only on
Oakland's loss to Cincin·
nati and Fountain Valley
High's loss to Newport
Harbor.
Sharing second and
third place money are
Diana Brohard of Irvine
and Dirk Zirbel of Hunt·
ington Beach, each with
three wrong and each 10
points orr the tie breaker
total. Eleven others tied
for second but were
eliminated via the tie
breaker.
This week 's entry
blanks were in all edi·
lions Monday and will be
printed again Wednes·
day.
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played good teams like
Mater Dei and Villa
Park.''
That better .
quarterback, Gary Guis· '
ness, has completed 24 of
60 passes for 297 yards
and two touchdowns.
Larson is also con·
cemed about Sea Kings
running back Rob Elson.
"With their use or the
veer option, Rob Elson
could give us some lrOU·
ble. He 's super, a really
excellent runner,'' says
Larson.
ftut the Saints, whose
only loss came at lhc
hands of a strong El
Mode na team three
weeks ago, should have a
strong offense of their
own.
Quarterback Chuck
Hogg has gained a total or 854 yards this season.
The 5-10, 145-pounder
carried the ball 72 times
for 417 yards and two
touchdowns. .
RICK SHROUT
GWCOHenae
' .
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FRED DIPALMA
GWC Defense
Recalling last year's
35·24 upset over th e
Monarchs, Zeller feels
his team caught Mater
Dei orr guard-which is
possibly what the War·
riors may have done to
Bishop Amal.
"We're going to catch
them orr guard, .• he
says. "We are so smaH,
but we won 't catch
Mater Dei napping lb.ts
time, you can be s ure or
that."
Zeller is sure the key lo
stopping Mater Dei is to
contain its quarterback
Tim Wigmore. ·
"He's a fine athltte
who can throw well and
run also.'' says Zeller.
"lf we lake one away.
then he ·11 exploit the
other.''
In addition, the talent-
ed senior completed 39
passes out or 68 attempts
for 437 yards and two
touchdowns. He was in·
tercepted three times.
TOM HAIGH
Saddleback OHense
BOB McGUIRE
Saddlebeck Defense
lf the Pius defense ctn
contain Wigmore, the
Warriors will still have
to score against the
Monarchs' defense, ahd
that may be just as dif·
ficult according to
Zeller.
This promises to be one of the
most exciting events in sports history.
The best male and female athletes
each other for the first time.
Live film coverage by CBS.
to be aired early next year, proves it's
something you won't want to miss. in the world will compete against
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Nov. 7th -10:00 a m.
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Nov. 7th -1 00 p m
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Nov. Bth -1:00 p.m.
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Nov. 9th -1:30 p. m.
OBSTACLE COURSE
Nov. l Oth -10.00 a.m
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Nov.10th -6 00 p.m.
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Nov. !Oth -6.00 p.m .
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., Nov. !Olh-6.00 pm.
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Top National Champions
Larry Mahan vs Sheila Bussey
Carmen Salvino vs Paula Sperber
Dave Davi s vs Judy Soutar
Don Schol lander vs Keena Rothammer
Ken Sitzberger vs Micki King
Doug Sanders vs Laura Baugh
Hale Irwin vs Jane Blalock
Bob Seagren vs.Wyomia Tyus Simburg
Willie Moscon i vs Jean Balukas
Dan Seemiller vs ln-sook-Na
Makoto Sakamoto vs Linda Metheny
p
Jerry West vs Karen Logan
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88 DAILYPILOT Tuesday. October 21, 1975
•
'Fa~her's Day' at occ· Intermission
Yom Titus
lt m ay have bombed on Broadway, but
'.'Father's Day " has been a winner on the Wt>sl
Coast so far -held over both at the Huntington
Hartford and the Irvine Community Theater last
season.
Now O["ange Cousl College is mounting Oliver
Hailey's bitte1·swcct dramatic comedy of three
divorced couples, opening Wednesday for a brief
four-evening t.'ngage m e nt in thf' co ll ege
auditoriurn. It will be OCC's entry in the forthcom-
in~ American CollcJ.?c Theater Fe5lival.
Directing the play is OCC drama instructor
John Ferzacra. wh05e cast includes McKee An -
derson, Teri Ciranna, Shirley Valek, Richard
Rowland, Richard Fehring and Ron La Caria. Cur·
tai.n is 8 p.m . Wednesday through Saturday at the
Costa Mesa coll t>ge, and admission is rrtt.
FOR THE YOUNGER set (which "Father 's
Day"' definitely isn 'tJ, the Fountain Valley Com-
"The llG b.1t 1eller
6.000.000 copl•'
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Bronson Busiest
I.OS ANGELES (AP)-'rhe firm makin@_ pace
continues for Charles Brunson. After five movies in
a row, he has s1~n ed for another. ''The Last Score.''
1'he film 'o\'il l bl'i;:in Oct. 27 at Warner Brothers.
It is ba.Sl'd on a novel by Oliver Bleek , "The
Procane Chroni rlt·. · · Bronson is now filming "From
Noon Till Thrcr'' for l Jnited Artists.
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''QUIRK!"
No one
under
18
the exception to the rulr
The robbery
should have taken 10 minutes. 4
hours. later, the bank was like a
circus sideshow. 8 hours later, it . .
was the hottest thing on live T.V.
12 hours later, it was all history.
And it's all true.
"'DOGDAY Al'TERNOON' JUST MAY BE
ALPACINO 'S l'INEST HOUR ON THE
SCREEN. HE IS NOTHING SHORT OP
BRILLIANT.·" • E1r•~k<.ICMEl
"l F ANYONE DOSEN'T TH INK
AL PACI NO IS A SUPERB
ACTOR ..• JUST LET HIM BUY A
TICKET TO A WARNER BROS.
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LOS ANGELES (A P I -Rob Heinl'<. who plays
Archie Bunker's long-sufferint son-lnJaw, makes ms debut as a variety $how emcee Saturday on
"NBC'• Saturday Nillht."
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EXPRESS" .,_,.._,
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Lawyers will answer questions on
citizens rights
Orange Cour¢Y Television
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Tonight's
TV Bighljghts
Kl'LA (5) 8:00 -"The Raven." One
of the funniest horror movies ever made
with Vincent Price, Boris Karloff and
Peter Lorre as their macabre best.
ABC(7llO:OO-MarcusWelby MD W~g-~Us toll Coe Dr. Kiley (j~.,;
Brolfu) tomght as.Welby treats a young
boy sufferfiig from autism. Natalie
Schafer, Murray Matheson, Julie Adams
and Jason Evers are featured.
KHJ (9) 11 :30 -"Home of the
Brave." This 1949 war drama was a
pioneer in its treatment of prejudice In
the military. James Edwards, Lloyd
Bridges and Steve Brodie head the cast.
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PRICE SU.SHED
Owbtrsays submlt aU of.
ten on 3 br, f1mlly room
home with large enter·
t.ainlna patio localed in
delighU11I community or
Bayshof'ea. With flexible
terms. Vacant and ready
to move tnto. Price
m.hed '5000 · Now only
172.500. Cati 673..as.50.
DUPUx
Newport Island. F.xtra
large z bdrm .• 2 baths
each. Ovenii..ed garage;
upper unit vat'anl.
Priced at $93,500
61$-3663 6J5·4777 eves
associated
2STOIY
MAJESTY
Is pro".lded with thl1
spacious family home in
ideal location c:luse to
11hopping & recreation.
Thick shake roor &. tree
ilhadcd st.reel are cer·
la.Inly so ught after
amenities. Can be 3
bdrmll & huge rumpus
room. or t'Onverl to Sor 6
~~~~~~~~~~~ bdrms! GI terms av all· r able. Only $49,9.SO.
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SECRET BEACH 646-71.11. Ooen E'°s,
GRACIOUS This 11pacioul!i 4 BR.
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$41,500 obitructed view or bay &
llGFAMILY7
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$31,000
UNBEL I E VABLE!
Forecl<ldure forces ta.lo
of property thouaands
below market I Bring
paint & elbow '"ase •nd
make SSS! Formal din•
ing ! Hu.ge bd.rms ! Large
yard! Walk lo School and
11ho5,plng in e1n excellent
area of $45,000 homes!
Seller says "Bail mo
out'' I Any offer. VA or
Ff{;\ help! Don't pro.
craatioat<H For quick
appt. Call 847-6010 .
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REAL
ATER_S~ Choice Costa M'ria IOCI· harbor entrance. One of
lion, walk to schools & the area's best possible
1hopping. Coiy dbl frplc, .,.locations. $285,000
nice lrg fam rm . Don't · ~ • •
miss this newly listed s HARBOR
There's elbow room ror
everyone in this 6·BR, HOUS&OFGLASS l~·ba ., c heery, Lido YllW
bdrm. 2 bath home.
54.>9'91. -Walker & lee
Real ls!Ale
Island home with formal Country atmosphere or
dining rm. xtra lrg liv rm fields and tarmboU3es,
w/rrplc. lam rm wtfrplc, cathedral ceilings and
COMfJANV fully bricked patio+ 300 WALLS OF GLA.55 that
JtF.Al.TORS ft. sundeck. Seductively overlook carpc.ting ! SlNC ~ 1944 priced al $124,SOO. LavishdinJngroom.cozy
671.4400_ ~; Consider smaller home living in Scandlnavtali 1-~~~~~~~~~·1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 asLradeln. family room! Sweep_lng l'MDESPIRATE HALPIHCHIH master imm suite wlth
and I'm available . REALTOR aepar•t.e br~kfast
Hooestly,I"moneorthe Grab ·Th1's fast 2127E.CoastHwy patio!• ChHdre,11• moe:t beautifully decor at· 67§..4392 retre1t1t S5&oo .. downs
ed homes in Newport IT WQN1 LASTl.I. 1----------·l"'t!f!,~1~~l1l,f9~J~ffirt" ·Beach Blulls. But my NEWPORT
away! You can lease me formal dining. large HEIGHTS ",' ·, _J owner has to move right 3 Bedrooms. 2 baths. •.
or purchase me. Im· family room. breakfast 4-bedroom custom home ·':· ·:'(
mediale action impor-area, professional nestled in a grove ofl..':='::=::'~''::·:::;:=:=:=~5.
Lant. Please come see landscaped & decorated. trees with large bonus
me, now' Call 673-8550. J Car ~a rage with room and expansive
THE REAL;
ESTATE~~
Only$6SOOO opener. Move-in better wooddeck,$75,000.
· 01>tN1119'0 1fi 1r.iN161lrNK1• than a model! Only Call 675·7225 -' '"":;;"' THE REAL ~TEii~
$8~"500 . Across from
$400,000estates. call
546-41-4-l=~i c
LIDO ISLE
OAllR.OORS
3 Bdrms. + ma.id's rm.
Formal di.J\ing room
Oen with fireplace
---:$100,000-* • ... ..
BAYFROHT
3 Bedrooms
Pier for60ft. boat
$249,000
U.WSOH REALTY * 675-4§62 ,..
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Sunken living room,
formal dining. Kitchen
with nook. Party room
with CONVERSATION
PIT AND FIREPLACE.
Guest suite, stairs lo
master and childr ens suites. 400 SQ. FT. Prime Eastside Costa
BON Us Ro OM • Me!>a 3·Bdrm home set
Secluded rear grounds. back from street by Ion~.
$19,000 down. Call shady, circular drive.
963.6767. . Plenty of room for tenn1.-. °"'" 111 .,. n ~ ru11 rri B1 r11r1 • court, POOi. rental units
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. 1926-1976
EMERGENCY SALE: Assume
gov't loan, no qualifying, low, low ·
interest. Fruil trees. garden. 4
bdrms, family room, fireplace .
built·ins. $47,000, call today! '
THE BLUFFS: Newport Beach
villa, comm. swimming pool
veranda. Conversation pit, parquei
floor, Karastan carpet, dining room,
den , 2~ baths. $77,800, must sell!
540-1720
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SHINGLED CHATEAU
A new listin g on one of CdM's more
charming pro pe rties, the shingled
.duplex on Jasmine has the eucalyptus:
trees all a round it. lloth units have
bt-en completely redone inside with
n ew kitchens, lots of storage a nd a
mini· vi ew or the ocean. New at $105,000
with an 81h"/o assumable loan.
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REAL TORS~. 675-6000
2443 East Coast Highway, Corona del Mar
Homes For SC.. HooosnForS•
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COSTA MESA'S RRST
CONDOS USING
SOLAR ENERGY
71
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Be the first to joi n the conservative iri-
veslors in old world Spanish architec·
lure. 2 & 3 Bedroo m, 2 bath homes
surrounded by patio & gr e enbelt
recreation a rc<.is. $43,0CX> to $48,500. Get
in on the ground floor, r eservations
taken now ! ! !
2580 Santa Ana St., CM
OPEN DAILY!!* 646-3255
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$8,000 REDUCTION!! ·
El~gant CAMEO SHORES home with
sweeping OCEAN VlEW. Great for en-
tertaining; s parkling ~I . spacious
deck . Off· Pool lounge witlt.bath. 3 Lge.
bdrms. (on e with ful l ocean view): 3
baths -also, den & formal dining rm.
Price just REDUCED to $149,500. Ex-
cept iona l financing. Owners fully
motivated.
VEAR
BAY ANO BEACH
675-3000
?4()? l C OAST M\NV CORONA OEL MAR
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~II. .mecneb /Irvine ~ realty
SUPER YIEW
Park -bay -ocean! One-of-a-kind
location. Cozy 2 bedroom home
w /panelin g, beam ceilin gs,
flagstone fireplace & guest apt.
$99,500. Rosemary Sietz 644-6200.
(A71)
OCEAN YIEW IM PAUUKE SETTING
Bright & cheery 3 bedroom, family
room, 2 bath home in the hills or
Corona d el Mar. Lg. view patio
' w/lava firepit. Picture windows for
garden view. Completely walled for
privacy. Lois Egan 644-6200. (A72 ) .
SEH5.t.TIOMAL SUHSETS!
El\joy them from Jg. entertaining
deck w /kitchen pass-thru .
Delightful floor plan w/3 bedrooms,
212 baths +formal dining room. En-
joy the t.eoois courts, jacuzzi. sauna
& pc111l. !'riced for QUICK SALE at
$80.LOOo •• Polly Johnston 642·8235.
(AT4)
FAMTASTIC "E" MODB.-$98.500
Big beaut. end unit in the "Bluffs".
Smartly decorated & upgraded. Wide
vu of upper bay. 3 BR. o'size fam rm
w/wet bar, 21h baths, 2 F.P . Privacy.
2 11 I s ... Jaacpn Hins Rood
NEWPORT CENTER. ti.I. 644-49 I 0
-·•HERITAGE • • REALTORS
Rt;ALTORS
644-7270
..... COROHA DR MAR DUPW -U new paint & carpets in the
front 3 bedroom, 3 bath fireplace
unit. Rear unit upgraded. 2 bedrms,
2 baths, fireplace, walk to beach &
shopping. Owner will consider trade
tor more units. $99,500.
·28'28 E. Coos.I Highwo , Corona del Mai
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LOOKS SO GOOD
.. you'll think it '• ex·
pensive, buL oo.Jy $:16,900.
for this 4-BR + fam rm
ho me w /frpJ<:. Owner
motivated, must aell.
Call now !
540.3666
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5 Short 6io<'U lo sandy
1W'f. Charming 2 bt!drm,
old downtown ll.8 . With
parklike yard. Jteduced
to only $34,500. sconHALTY
53 .. 7533
WA TERFROHT t.IVING
AT A PRICE YOU ~ Al'fOID!
3 Bdrms., 2 baths. Quick possession!
$99,500
SR. ADULTS COMMUNITY APT.
LIDO REALTY
l377YlaLJdo,H.I. 67J.Jl00
57FT.UDOLOT
Xlnt location. Walk to
b~acb club &. tennis
courts. Complete set of
plans. $95,740
LIDO REALTY
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Lovely 1 s tory 'Deane
Home with kitchen1opcn-
ing to patio & great· side
yard. 3 bedroom, 3 bath
3 car garage. $124,S(IQ '
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DUPLEX SOUTH OF ,,
COAST HWY. • I
Be the owner of this new dupltt!D
best area of old Corona de! Mia.
Each unit has 3 bedrooms, 2 b.lltbl :
great ocean & bay views JllU
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2 .. Sty. Priced tow ; 162..500 lacula~ view, lu.unoua VlElW. Move ln cotMI. bttim. s,m IDO..IU"""· .tt7·2292 • . Off leohft Patt. llltE TO IEACH llU&e tot;'S BR, 2-s ty. Va~ exocutiveolficea. Avall Un furn $1SO .t---~-~~---'-t .::::.:..==-------I
, ... L"3.750 ReducedtoSI00.000. Water!rool HomeoKESA Vtt'de 3 br. !am3er,Jba;wood,&lasa& COME ST.AY WITH US 1&38r.Adulta oo P<li. HEAllSHOl'PIHG
super roomy, ' SR , 3 ltLLGRUHDY 631·1400. rm, newly decoraltd. tlone: beam ceilings, LOW WEEl<LY RATES . ds hwhrs , ao b •& c pts , 1.2 &3 a r apt:>, bltrut, d1.-
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CAYWOOD llALTY Mewport IMc.lt ll•t ~ Ing, otean,town view. Beautifully turnished laroe studios and BBQ. Gas & water pd. 6-2 c11r )~ilra.:e$. t-Tom 5411290 ••••••••••••••••••••••• $11Smo Bkr493-3811 e Pool $200, L ions E:St •lt:s, .. . * 1000 ~' PARADISE !or I m ... Colle&• Pk. 3Bd, 2ba, . one bedroom suites -all wi\h full LA MANCHA Al'TS ""'·2'1'1
THE BLUFFS COKN'h Blul'fa fum. condo. $800 bUtlna. refJ"I, blk wall Immediate OC'eupanc:y. 3 kitchens. 778Scolt Place, CAl -2-8-0'--R-·_A_1'_T_l_lf_: -9-EA-C-l l-
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lla5tlngs &Co $52.500 S.Cln-al1 317' v..., JJJ4 manydtt:ksfasep. laun· Apartment livin.g with motel conve-MB>ITERR.A.HEAH lluntlngto11 ll a rbour
REDUCED $40,000 loy McCCll"'«I. •••••••••• .. •••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• dry rm. $425. 491.2370 nience~. Heated oool. sun (,l~ck. a;r.: YIU..GE ADULTS Area
15,. owner for quick ll 1&le. ledtor lllOMe---' 2 Br cotLase. caraae, z Br, 2 ~.new, tennia NEW 3Br,Zba, F'ullOcean conditioning. Linens & utilities 1n· 1 Br,1 Br & Oen. 2 Rt, 2 &.a&-4ISO
t'.legant Dover Shores CostaMttaSCI,.;;~ • ~. ~· rdiredc:om'" OOWU. PoOI. aclulla only. vtew, trplc, 2 ear gar. eluded. Maid Service, television, self• Br Townhouse. Ca rpeL~. AT TI-IE BE.ACll
home 4200u. n 4 br 4 mlQJJl.Y,kidsoverllO.K. S210mo.6'&9S32 •-lh ~ •..o---"celaundryfacilitlesavallable. drapes, (ire pla ce , 3 Nf..'W/L.C ~3 BD llSJl5 . .., , ~ $XIOmo. Realtor.W.e1n , aw.. ru-ou ... ......, mo, -.... ... , I . ba. spectacular ram1ly C d 1 1 ely,BR&OenCoodo. L&eavall.'93-0209 pools, 4 ennl$ courts • Jluntln gto n lt arbou ri
rm. de?· pool, beau,t. Oft Offt ft••• To••· 2 Ba, ffl)lc, shag er-pl, t:Ym ·saunas. Arcu.
\'iew. Great ror enter· hoeffsfor1ale 1700 MD•nU.twwl•d drpa btl.ns encl patio.% OCEANVIEW from all Master Charge and Bank.Amcricard 21400ll;;arbor9Jvd Adull:t 8464 :loO
ta1n1ng. $189,000. Open ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• Car Car 2iAc park 3 rooms, 4 Bd. 3 ba, formal welcome. Co8ta Meta (714 1557-8020
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nite view. Pool & jacu7.zi. TO LAHDLOIDS this beautiful 3 BR. 2 B PlY 586-UBJ Pool, rcc rm, elev at.ors $32!> & S.160. 1lt·r nu111t h.
rrice reduced below 3p-Member of Board of home, rp\('. OW, $385 mo · · Apw lwwnti 'hnUhecl ~leach 37 48 ~ V1ctona. 642·8910 AR~nt 960·3M!IM li-l8 K3ol.1
1>rai.saJ. 1824 Galaxy Dr. Realtors, Better Busi, Ask for Bev or Joe, 3 Br, 1~ ha. cpts. drps, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• lkach Ulvd. Wt·i;t.or\
. u p e n S u n • 1 o . 6 , nes.s Bureau, Cbamberof 96.1-'567963-1786 fenced. 22862 Via Oct.avo. a.oa Island 3706 a..m Stud•'o apt, clos• to •Shady Elrns.-Pool • Adams, 4 bl ks iu ·•kdays 2 6 $160 000 Co 581 ~ ru '" l&.2 Br $175. Up, Adults, Al abama. n~hl OIH" ..we" ·' ' · mmerre. . Vat'ant,L.arge f,:xe ._,., •••••••••••••••••.•••••• beach, 239 Lower Cliff no pct.s, 177 E. 22nd St . bhx:klu 202 HorhC':.tt·1·
!Jol5·8498 Slo-1505 Home. '4Br, Fam. rm, u_ lo h 326 LGE2br,2ba.avail. Nov. Dr. $17 5 incl. ut ihties E642-~iJ'3&1~S------~~~----~~~ EWPORT SH E close to beach Kids/pe ,_.wport OC. 9 l.St, Near water, $215. 494,0023 duys , 4.94·1238 --• ~ WATERFRO~~ 5
$21,950 ~I~: ; i)l L:~~ OK.$41SDave.842..sBM, :•8•,·.·:·:~:.·0• .. •••:•b•l•k•,•1·,·. mo.675'3298, eves, EX IRI..' 2 br, 2 ))a, dl:< . I I .> ... D..i ' ... r ... •-3707 Hocicttda De Mesa poolside upt nr ti1·h. Ad il. Ueaut. 4 BR. 21/l baths . l1rices & interest keep \ ' I POOLHOME,4BR,nr beach, swlmmln"" & ten·" hill-Hew-rt Inch 3769 . . . I . l!o ·r-160 W. Wll1011, C .M. nQ pets 511.: •. s:w. R:_11;2. __ . Walk to pools , tennis & going up. up, up! We s l.11 1 :f '' ?k? 'JL everything. $42S. per mo, nis, yrly lse. 548-8423 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••,.•••••••••••••••
ocean. Only $72,900 have a few single story, 2 · -. Fee-lYr ser•lce • ask forKeitb962""471 New 2 br, 2 ba dup. nr Need Temporary llOUS· Cloffod GCll"GC)eS Brand Nl'w apti; for rt·nl.
CAYWOOD REALTY b e d rm . 2 bath _... ~R VU, 4 Br, 2 Ba, Din, Yacht Club. $38S yrly. ing??? Bach apt. Phone. BEAUT. GROUNDS 1-hmt. ll1tr bou r. J, 2, & 3 * 548•1290 * Townhou,,se s al only Anahei1J?$ll5.,lbrtum. 2 Sty, 4 BR, 3 BA. Liv & F~m. Rms. 1819 n:J...4.49-6412613-5981. Wkly maid scrv. $275. ADUL.'l'S-NOPETS br.848,002Q.
$21,950 . .<sk ror Frank, San~Ana$150.,lbr,stV, •q ft. Prestig Port Stirling. Comm M Nopet.s LidoShorll?3 tOminut.es toocean,L~e -~ . -------FO_R_S_A_L_E_B_Y_O_W_N_E_R_,839-8321 Agent. in Santa refng,cpl&drps. neighborhood:. ~-mo, Poo1$$2S.67S·0771 Studio, pallo, lndry, 0· ' 2 Br $2.15,. Jg e 2 Br Walk to bca(·h l & 2 HR,
Ana C:osta Mesa $180,, 2 br, Gardener inc Id. cal . utilities, single adult 00· Holel,673-8800 w/patio $220. G as & pool, ad ult~. no pe~s , Save Realtor'!) rce, price k1dsok. Keith 96Z-44'71 On Lido 1.sle :t B.r. 2 Ba, Jy, SlSS.673-6210. 1 or 2 Br, adlllt.s. no pet.s, water incl. Drape rie:;, $1 80 . up. 220 12th St. i.:rcat.ll~fed~~eifn rare 4 o..lexes TUstin $185., t br, nice ' frplc, sunny pat10, 2 car $170/$190, 2421 E..1601 St, carpels, gas heat. gas 9fi0.4190
Hr B s ~ an. r.tt. Oniksale 1800 area! VillageReaJEst.ate gar. w Jopener-. $475. CoJtGMHa J724 N,ffts64&1801 stove, air conditioning,1----------
n1i.:ht light vi ew, mar·••••••••••••••••••••••• Fullertoo$22S.,2br,klds NoAgeotsFee 675-6887or675·7S4l .•••••••,.••••••••••••••• swimming pool, rec. Bra nd Nl'W "t'orkto .... 11 ~~~~'a'!.:~~~~ .. :::d 2 s?d:I~~~ ~ s:I~~ ~::.ok&acb $230., 2 br •~c::~in~~.~and SZ00,000 View &tote I ~~~ = &tsUP ~~ C~r 1~ ,Bd;ai~ room, washers & dryers. ~;~01 g~dgk 3 ~~ic!~~~·i
entry. Nr. pool. hi ghl x Owt{r Mi365S ' · townhouse. Must see! •Beach/Main lfldtr $1000 MO. :TV & MaidServpAvai~ aerv, pool THE MESA. ADULT 2 br, Easts. i~e. pool. $345 mu. KuJ:. OK nu
upgraded. PRIN. ONLY ' Yorba LJ.oda, nice tge 2 3BR,28A ... $3lS 631.0797 •PhoneServ Htd [' 41S N. Newport Bl. NB encl. gara ge, patio, pe ts, 962·8967 ; C\'c .
t;.ID-5897 lncomeProperty 2000 br,kids&.petok.$2:$0. •Warner/Magnolia . . I .atlklreoSedionpoo 646-9681 dshwhr. Ne ar new.r.c.968.__·0ll8_1 ______ _
•••• .. ••••••••••••• .. •••• Buena Parle. SZ75., 3 br, 2. .i:c':-~d~~8~ard 4 ~:.FR. ';:~wQ te:i:, •Lowmonlhly raies. 1510 W. OCEANFRONT. 644·0lf78 2 hr, 1 ba, pat, crpt/d rps. ;! 3~1!+':e°:~t ~:0 ~~c~S4TPIHLEGX ~~~~~:1mi;~· 4 br 38a,2 BA ... $37S ~·/~Joyce. 1 ·~10FdFweet'srenL Furn, :s.lra Jge 1 br, im-NEW spac. 2 br, 1 ~-. ba, NAloabpea1sm.a~-4m0o31. 1501 C
mob.I bo heh -·~or963·1786 w a mac.cpts.$250.675-4688 patio.garden.Adlllts,no ,....., ;t J.blktobch,commpool I All 2 BR, s hag crpt, 1e me.nr. · ............... m 6N rlBI c1,~• 1-----·----
' .Assume8\4 % In. Take bltns, lush landscaping. Anaheim $290., auper 3 . 3Br, 2~ Ba :,rwn~eon the 543,:i~r64S:3967'111 FURN + color 'IV. P ark pets $2l5.6f.Z·l603 LocJuna leach 3848
Znd.$68,000.642·3319 t Owner occupied. $78,500. br+den. 2 ~r,, smdogle sNtory ,H!ront Bay ::fs..~a_L'54S16-IP.;..002 Car Newport 1 br. $300. HEWE•STSIDE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Brea $380., 3 br, 2 ba, ex· ~ con · i;ar un gar .-'"'· '' T ~ Principals only please. ecutive hse has ever· ington Center. Crpt. HTS 8 h SU~CASI AS 8J3..8203oreves67J..SJJ2. 2 Br & Den, cpt.s, drps, Drop t1 pcbbl<.' into th..i
SanClemettt• 1076 Age nt . 549·0812 or yt.hing' • thruout, drps, range NWPT , 3 r ome. Large nicely rum. bach. OCEANFRONT 3 b bltns & dshwshr. $275 Ocean fron' your ~pt.
••••••••••••••••••••••• 646-6710 Member Board of oven, washer & drye P\'t. Lot. Lge yd, pets. &: 1 brs. Adults only, no .r 549.7431 Lease. Luxury,.securttr.
Realtor •• Better Bu •. 1. Wa.t.er pd. Swim pool. 1596 Redlands Pl . pels.2110NewportBI. home,tyrold,dlx.avaal J\.fature adults.3t7SS Cst . INVESTORS 4 Plex by owner. c.M . c d k -I :;!S8!!l;'.'>lm~-~----l~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;1.!3~to~•;m~o~.~$4~1~5~.61~•~·;1K4~9-j Jlwy.499·2!:05. xlnt. /cond. call 556-3900 ness Bureau & Cbamber hil O • no pets •• -35'1-· SPECIALS days 549-4225eves, of Commerce. lse .• r .. ~75. elng:J dep. AMIASSADOR INNS BEACON BAY be OCEAN view. spac. 1 hr,
• BEACH COTTAGE· SJQ..8505 Afl (714).,..,..1124 10 U 6 ex, Nwprt Crest. :Jbr 3 run 1 br, apt. util pd. Pvt. h adults. 26(rl Solana Wa y,
2/Br dollhous e, ocean ASSUME7o/oYA ~~!~Thurs., eves cal baths. Relreat.'Xtras, ~~=4fo~S & tennis rt. $300 yrly. L.B.$225.494-1419
view. Just $43,000. Spacious 3 BR, 2 Ba, 4. HIGH on a hill hor11e ~116 elec: gar, vu. $t9S mo, l-"61"3"203-'-""'------~ * DUPLEX·Near beach PLEXinxlntCostaMesa ranch $250., horses, cat· I IUCTollleWater MS-9527 . W~~~:-¢~~ OceaofrootW'mt.er,4Br.2
&park.$55,500. loc. A spendable of$179. Ue,H.B.Also2br,$175., HUGE Bah 1 227'1H bo CM Ba, Avail. t.o June lJ, * F'OURPLEX,(2} 3/Br, pJmo. w/$16,000. down. kich, pet, C. M. N.B. 2br, c e or uppe TOWNHOUSE Z Br, 21h: 2!Jt1J Ba~~· s·A.• ~1714 or 2l3-822·8.38l ~'t2 )2 /Br,clO!ie Callnow!! kids. pet, singles. And s ~udhio, tuSll b ath Ba. pool. bltos, ., .. " ...... !:15&••0-' .;.,"" PIHECREEK
to beach. $116,000. 549·0812 CdM 2 br, 2 ba, singles, ~~~r·M7 ~ mo · wash/dry, gar. No pets. ..........,..., "' ~ Winter. $160. lbr. Garage. UVES UP'
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• FIVE UNITS.aiways ramilies. ' 67S.9188 Closetobch. TOITS H•ME t'ented. Assume 7ih 'k D ti ally D~ • uousE "" 2 Br. 1 ba duplex, Norttl loan.As kingonly$99.500. ras C ~,.,,_., 1 ILKTOTHEWA.TH NEWPORTCrestCoodo3 •SllodyElftK..rool*' 675-462.S. ()11er 500 l:•ll trees ::ind End, Yd, ocean view, nu
CALL492.4121 Reduced 979.a4l0 On.9th St. 3 BR,2Ba, be, 3 ha, tennis & pool, 1&:2 Br $115. Up. Adults, lo s t r <'a m s with peL<>. $290. 497-2575
BERTHA HENRY Ov.'l'ler says, "Sell". Now FREE FREE lge 1 car gar. no pets. $425mo.Ue,MS-8'1111 no peU:. 171 E. 22nd St. Atit:~•:!h.d "'a t c~r a ll s e r.ea t er a * STUDI OAl'T-.--
REALTORS or. re r e d at .S95 ,0~0 . •Pro'essi·onat•·rvi'ce• $340. mo. 536-4790 o 642·3645. r e la xin g sett1ni.: or ----------1 FiveRental Units, or live *' ~ "'DLO~RDS* 847~Mr. Brown 0 C E A N V I E W • ••••••••••••••••••••••• your s pacious ncw 1,or; Very attractive, q uic>t , S-Juan 'in J...BR, ram rm, 2.ba ..,...... :I'WNHSE, END UNIT 2035 hllerion, CM l:Aoa Pi.Mia 3807 2, bedroom Ul)art ment.. s1..'t:ludcd area. Ca r)X'ts,
Copistrono 1078 house w /pool and rent Hotnlfiltdlrs 28r,dblgar,5btkslobc ON 15 ACRE PARK. t BR Fum, 2 lg closets,••••••••••••••••••••••• 1-·roni $220. F urnLlurc>. dra pes, s l ov('/r cCrii,:.
,•.-••••••••••••••••'•••••• 4-Units. Oulslaoding 642•9900 $285. Avail Nov. 4 . New 3bi:, 2ba, bll·ins, queensize bed, priv. fnJGE 3 br, 2 ba, trplc, availahlv. Small 111:ls Priv ate t e nct'.'d patio. ~buy in income units. buy. OPEN SAT./SUN 96&-0652. lplc, upgrd'd, -pool. $360. dressing rm, xtra Jge bltm, 1 yr old. JAi blk to OK. Ad ull3 only. 01 f'u·(' tug1~~~~°'1ul~i~;fL~~V
. Z"triplexes on eul·de·sac 1-~: 149~1 Newland, ~~~~r~:f~t 1 BR duplex, garage. 644·1480/8»-5050ext22. rooms' en cl. gar.. bay or bch, nr. Pavilion, open !J:tJO to &:00. 2:1111.1 • 4~·0731 •
strect.$00,9SOeach. At1dwayC1ty. patio, backyard,frple, 2Kingsz..Br,2~Ba,Boat w/storage. Adults onl,y, views. $450. yrly. No f'airvie w Hd .• Cost:.i -·-
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I-hint. Beach $215, 3 br, 2 blk bch. $255. 536-9796 slip. $SSC), vac. no pets. pets.494,1795 Mesa. Phone 5·15·230o. Krl'CJIJo:N apts near Crc.;.
ANCHOR.AGE ba • kids, pet• lncd, LIKE CHOCOLA. TE'. 675-5246 5J3.4708 1 BR Cum ., no pets. Cpls, Corona del Mar 3822 Senior udult 2 bedroom 1st c1·1ent l~<J):· l·l ~ .~· Coa:st garage. ..r~ $180 n t $1"" s wy. ·~cas. r.1tc:s . IMVEST~.~a~~S 1-lunt. Beach 3 br, 2 ba, Carpets that is! 3 br, 1% Newport lleights. 3br .... ,..,, sf.2,7154 ••••••••••••••••••••••• oor! no pc s ~ upcr -------~~ .~1{714) 4f6·771 I REALTY INC. kids, pet. ba, rncd yd, dbl gar., sun· home. Completely re? JETTY VIEW locaUon64S-6610 Hrwport ~ach 3869
Hunt. Beach 4 br. 2· ba, ny kitchen. $340. mo. novatcd. $30(),642-4752. C de 0 on Ocean Blvd. Only EASTSIDE' I •••••••••••••••••••••••
714/846 13 J . asa ro ~ ~, nr new ux. r s-taAna 1080 • 71 kids,pet.boat&lrlrprkg Ready nowl an1c H bo V H 4 steps to China Cove. A duplex.3llr.2Y2 Ba,Din. VRLY J hr.:! ba, rpl.r,
••'••••••••••••••••••••• FURN. house Laguna 963-6767 ar r iew oroes. ALL UTILITIES PAID large luxurious 2 BR, 2 l{m . Pvt yd. 2 car gar. bllns, garagc, Uy 38thSl •
.... D-'tWa•'I*** • •lll6UNITS• * $12S , Cozy 1 br, ulil pd. I . 3244 Bd, tam.rm., din.rm., d2 Compare before you Ba Duplex wJhardwood Qui et residential area . Park.$400.548-4063cvc -· Se or ex.change Agt, Fee, "lfte ba, deck, & eovere rent. Custom designed firs. & super ocean & jet· tA"". 64.5-7888. ---For prices and interest to Fortin Co. Rltrs 642·5000 HOMEFIHDERS ••••••••••••••••••••••• patio, beaut i I u 11 Y featuring: ~ PARK MEWPORT
Bo ·11 REHT••s landscaped. Koi pond. ty view. SinJtles 0 .K, come down. th w1 *'4Z..,900• ._ •SpacioU5 kitchen Viith ~, mo. Cali 6«·7211 LARGE 2 br. $245/mo. APARTMENTS
probably keep goin .c-up .. · TURnEROC:K Near schools, par.k & indirect lighting AGT. Otildren ok, 22.68 Pamela Hachclor t or 2
.. nol down ! 2 Bcdrm, 2 I 0 UMITS-C.M. lalboa lslmtd 3206 4 BR+ bonus rm ..•. $S7S ~$5~~5.~ mo. •Separatedin'garea Ln.549-8138 .ticd.roonls ari<l
b a s in I: I c s t o r y Priee S220.000. ••••••••••••••••••••••• VILLAGE I or · •Home-like storage $50 OFF Isl mo. rent! 1'nwnhouJ:ic~
'l'ownhouses still at only Spendablc 7.9 Lo 1 3 BR l 'h Ba 1 •BR baths ... ..,... •Private patios New 3 br, 2 ba. Super J & 2 BR ~ard!"n apls, Fr.S2it~J.51J $21 ,950. Ne w c arpels, lncome $28,320. ve Y • •Pus ,2'h .. , .. ,_,. 1280 ..Closedgarw/storagc area, 2 car gar., $400. frplc, dshwhr, pvt patio. Opi.-n!:.l·Ol>ad\•
lteW drapes, etc. Ask for I Year old . separate guest , roombl & GARDEN HOMES s-ta Ana •Marble Pullman Poinsettia, C<1M. 549·8867 Nr. lrvine Ind. Arca. $1 85 s. pa,P""l s·'f"nni~
A un~•s bath, 2 rrplc s , tn 3BR.2Ralhs ...... -c••••••••••••••••••••••• 1o-ss1 -•t '"' ' f'rank,839-832 1 A~ent. gent . ......,.~ ..-.. •Kingsize Bdrms days. ,...""', ""°"' Arross from Jo'<1s hinn ~~~~i;:;:O.:.:..:;~~iil~~~~~~~~~~J kitchen. P.fany xtras. No THETERllA.C:E 3 .Br, 2 Ba, new paint, air •Pool, Barbeques -lsl::ind at J <Jml)(lrec or1 Wntminster 1098 , pets. $550. mo/yearly. 2 BR,2 8aths: •••••• $350 Cond, \g. yard $335 mo, surrounded with plusb Adult dlx 1 DR, D /W, San J oaquinllills ltoad • .. o1••••••••••••••••••••• EASTSIDE Costa Mesa £"To: .....,.5 .., .... """"or892 •-• refri"' frplc 0 ar """'I "" u•.r~• 3BR,2Bat.h5 .. $425/450 .,._.._.... ,........., landscaping ,;, ' .. ' ,......, ' 17141644·1"00 • 'ng r0, a n'ice ramo'ly inves tment oppty. 2 d 1 N ~-no pe t• $190 1915 ' La od 3b 2 b HE~ORTIEACH •-·~L-a 3216 A uts. opets ~ v • ·· • o---------~'4.irentourhome.3BR ,2 houses on~ lot w /room rge m em r, a, "..-~ _.,.-. lBDRMoM"". ,.,., ( Pomona642,44J5 ::B. super location. $310. Cor another in xlnt rental cpts , drps, bltns, lge 2 Br. 2 bu, den, vu $600 ••••••••••••••••••••••• 2 BDRM i26Q. LI. lf~·~'"·~-(_.s_._ 3''"B'ch2.,blda/!;'c:lo,y,~.tny•;c:•,•;,r --mo.96J..4567963,1786 & s hopping area. T:ry garage. $425. yrly CULVHDALE 2 Br, 2 Ba home. Ocean 36SW.Wilson&c2,1b?t '-~-~-----LGE2br,cpl<;,drps,rncd ,. ..
----------I 10'7o down. $56,500. Pnn . 640-4307 4BR,2Bath& ...••• $A2:S \'iew, frplc, carport. CORONA DELMAR ~D-~~~· mo. No dogs! 3206 Ralboa 6·l •l -4:~11 1
Mobile Homes only. 83.'.l.8162 Corona .. Mor 1222 LE RAISOR . Adults, no pets. Lse. Caliromia Atmosphere in 2 Br Townhou~c. frplc. Ot·eanvicw yc:.irly 2 nn. t For Sale 1100 NEWPORT PACIFIC ••••••••••••••••••••••• 497-1612 aft 7PM. Wkdys, nrly new complex orrers Pool tennis continent.al SPAC. 3 br apt or use il a ~ Ba Duplex. Nl'W <:r!JL'• •••••••··~·•••••••••••• INVESTMENTS 3 BR, 2 Ba. frp1c, patio, REALTY Sat&.Sun. all day. to serve busy people, breakrast. &,me ocean & 2 br &den. l-'rplc, p<Jtio & $300. ITlo. (~1•1 li71iO
*lnParll:Resalrs• tntl So rh $3'15 Coetdot • i..s l-"urn bach start at I Ad It $275 ----· -•10WIDF.S • l.ot$forsalr 2200 ~./fi.j')454,~wy. · 45ZlCampusDr.,Irvine ---~ 3425 $160·als o 1 bdrms. Catalinaview~.Closc lo ~0862.s u s . 'Sp;1e1Qus 3Ur ,2 b.J.frpl!',
• 12 WIDES* ••••••••••••••••••••••• . Campus Valley Shop Ctr. ••~•~••••••••• 631-2276. shopping & fine be3ch. . l blk to beach. $33o. \'rly. * 20WIDES * ATTENTION bU,i.1ders, 2Br, 1 ba. Soot Hwy, Gar, CAU 833-1600 BEAUT, decorated condo LRG 1 B pool nr hops 644-2.611 1 Br, utll !XI, stove, cpl1', CaH645-70.'i-t ____ _
• 24 WIDES "' ,.Two duplex lots, Dana frple. laund area. No . 2 br, 1 ba, pool nr. beach adlt.s/n:• pets: utii . pcl be ~[f~SJ~cJ~f· No dogs. Ls.!c 2 BR 1~wnhi1uso a pt
Call Point. Ocean views. pet.s.$275mo.642·5957. BEAUT. San Joaquin $250. Hunt Beach area. l8S4Monrovia 548,0336 5Br,2ba,near h,s un· · · l'tl ba,bltns,OW,p<Jl111,
"llUGl-IES TODAY " Priced below rokt. Agt. Costa Mesa 1224 Twnhme Lar~e 2 Br, 2~ Betwn 9:30am & Jpm ' · deck. Bltins. $450.mo. 2 BR. Gara,1?e. Adults, no encl gar. Nr llh.11; llo~t, -"·~--=530-:.:..0=200=----l -~61~3-~54:.:,:l~O--:-----!•••••••••••••••••••,.••• Ba, 2 sty. View or golf 893-6571, exl 210. Aft 9 pm Call67J.3231. pets. Eastsidc S2SO /mo c;.12 n:i~Mi -course & lake. $550. 897-4759 1 BR f\im $175 o /A "2 5000 --------3!5' Mayflowe r trailer. OutofCOURty Eastside ~ux. dupl~, 3 br. 547.7044 Lots of bllns pool walk. Unusual 2 BR., den, 2'h wner gt. ..... • VIEW apt 2 hr. 1'.J r.il.!t',
1'Um1nPark.Awning & Ptoperty 2550 2V.:.ba.dinrm,pnvyd,2 SUPERplush,beaut..de, to shoppin'g . y_; mi ba. Lg. din, arca •. wetoursTANDING 2 Br. 2 pool ,bltn~,Arlul'~.S?SIJ.
shed . $2 ,595. 548·0213/ ••••••••••••••••••••••• ear gar, children & sml * IEHTALS * corated, partially beach. 931 W. l9thSt. ' bar, frplc., B·~ k1tch. Ba. closed 2 car gar . &12·6889. 2451 lrvtne /\ve.
M2-1219 . Costa ?.1 esa . El Monte. Valley Blvd, or pet welcome. $400. UNIV. PARK furnished 3 br, 2 ba, dbl S48 0492 lndry area, patio. $475 $265 lmmed Occup No . -- -·
A.r--forsale 1200 5 Points.r,,c..a.bld3br ~us000e 71«137·7091 3BBRR,2baRa .boe •...•••••. $395$4 garage/opener. Pool. ' Mo,yrly Bkr.675'5726 children or~ts.646.4757 Duplex u~ .. ru~n.•I BH .2~),\
-·-~ +2r~11ee g .•• , MESA y ~. 3 b 2 b 3 ,2 , us .. ,, 75 c<:io5. mo. 675·7184 or B I I •c> b upper. -.1r ).:J r, tl ••••••••••••••••••••••• e ouc r, a, -2 r 2 sty rp • 1 a sq ft. ,950. •OWNER. f I FR , D R r THE TERRACE 675-1070 LARGE Ground flr. 1 Br • • .. , · 2 BR, l Ba, crpts, d rps. Sc3shorc, !>ll'P" t11 oi·cau,
10 Acre orange grove. 646-8345 eves rp c, · · • · ·• D 2BR, 2 Ba .•••••••• ,. Garden apt. Pool, rec Sph •1 g c 'szP t I.,~,!' P290S · sto ve, lndry rm. 1 Child $450. mo. ,\i.:cnl l>'10·t.Jlil , ~~a. $15,000/ac. Sell ' · schls. $600. 640-0008 BR Ra Santa An d Its 2 br oo /ten 60 ..... v-4 ---· "°' 3 ,2 .•..••••.•. a, a u • • room S195 71018thSt · · · o .k. N r wes t end of --r -·rade, OWC 968·5700 Refttal1 MESA VERDE GREENTREE HOMES l V.:. ba, ww crpt, drps, · ' · 213137&-1077. Wilson. $J75. 642-3697 Co1.y 3111.'· 20.1 .. 1~1 ... _cr~~"; ·it~' •••••••••••••••••••,.••• 3 br 2 ba famrm rrplc 3BR,2Ba •••••••••• $37S D/W, patio, gar, pool, STUDJO$J35.permo., 2 Br 2 fJa rrplc gijr drps. \rly. s:n J. ti.3'J.ll ..
B l . C I 20 c e 5 Housn Ftlrnl$Mdl dbl • garaii:e, rncd' yanl'. 3 BR, 3 Ba .•• ,., ••••• $425 beaut parklike grounds. 2025CharleSt. pati~, bltin;, no ch,iJdre~ 2Br Studio, 1 '12 b<J, patio, ~ wkn.tc;. (~ua ~ ~e C 0 : n ~ y) ;;;:;;•••••••o1·~iiQ2 cpts, drps, bltns;. cu.I-de, DEERFIELD HOMES $2m. Call collect 496--2038 642·8169 or pets, avail 11.9,75 , gar, bltns, $195. Ad!L-;/no <>NTlll·: H \ y-
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•'\VOCADO LAND. $1,790. Atso C.M. 1 br, util pd. beforeNovJ.549-2534. , TurlleRockHills Brooklurst & Adams. . OCEAN view. 25081 bath, frplc , s undec k: . >. , • =C. Rancho, CaliL CdM 1 br $17S. Pets ok. 48R,2Ba .....••.... $585 646-2Bl6 ft rlp m L Cresta Owner $450. mo. 540·3383, NEW 1 brapL~. t.ru ly un1 · 5111\J{I 2 J\lt. !>IO .\/r1·f.
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:. '$ forces !\ale. NB Best areal Upgraded 4BR,2'H8a .•••••••. $42S Single Bdrm. nr beach. . ings, frplc, dshw hr & t>enc h. Pr1'f. ~1rl...:. nri ·~. 714 /676-5734 · RENT-A.ff OU SE thruout. Call M arle. The Wtimate in luxury on leach 3740 Single r enter ;"anted. pool. Adults, 110 vets. pel~. $295. yr ly f~1·, 1i1:!'<•
"79-8430 SS2·13080r S33·3821 aduJt community living. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Sdmakll 2F hr ap wh /sun&· Terry 979,3376 ~uProperty 1400 'l' 552 7500 C l · 1 & ec . ree was er Park Ncwp•lrl I Ir, nl'.11•
•A,.'\•••••••••••••••••• • ......:..-.a Pe•Mlla 3107 ACT FAST! 2 br, t ba, • i::YP r~:~iJ:;10;,.a Hr BEAUTS1710F&ULS1801 •5r r~rnb dryer. $285. mo. 573,3001 t-t..tinafon a.och 3840 :;;pa & ralJ ulciu·. f,1•·1 1 1111·~.
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:IS2 Room s, m:;aJor New4br.2ba .N~Yacht Cloledgarage.$225.mo. tenance. Huotlogton px>l.sauna,lndry,adlt.s. walk bea c h/pool, pac aous r ,, a , &W·2:.li <I. ., ' ·.ILu..· }JJse, important Club, S37S wJnler. S48-ttl'l8or&41-l3'8 re•lt:v Beach. S37S mo. Ovet 40 17301 Keelsoo Ln, 1 blk carport. szso. Adlt.s/no forcedairheat,Enclgar. ___ _ ~.fl;j: 'lnterchange. C.n 213-449-6412673-5981 ~· aduJt.tonly.962-0873. w. or Beach orf Slater. pets83J..8974 P vt deck , ne w l'rpt •Orcan vu. 4 hr.? h.1 '.
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Good r i n a n c in g . duplex, steps to bcb. 3 East.side 3 br fam rm 2 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SMALL BEACH HOTEL ••••••••••••••••••••••• $75dep. 842·0389 . · · ~ st,250,0flO Principles on· Sr, 2 Ba. $400 yrly, ba, kids, Pet, fncd, NE~ ../!:hcho ~8120~fa2 3 BR, 2 Ba, in CdM, no Rooms.$22.SOweek. $175. 2 BR single sty, 642-3850 · "73 5ft01,
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•• · Real Estate. i7S,f.S62 4 BR 2 ba rrplc tldl Br, den, 2 Ba. Dsbwsbr, lowed $320 mo 644·6800 "C" WaUace. 646-8883 ; 1 & 2 hr, <'PL"I, drps , blt ns, Ut1I furn. 11 , blk to ht h , Winter Rental Only. Spa.c. r' cd ' ' ' sell clean oven, trash · · · a.och 3748 gar. 217 16th St, 536-4269 673· I lf.3 &Is l59fi
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:: 1600 $275. (213)243-5316. stnaies ~ fneda, , ' crpta. Nr. pools/Golf C. c::hildren or pell. $268. BACll. utii pd, $185. mo. Ectthide lqe 2 Ir 2 hou.,,l."s to bl';.1 r h. ·1 br :.:
'l•••e'.t .......... •••••~•·• th S N · FVltNiSKED C~M. ~-Multa.5'1-.5353 D)0,644..6800(Su1ie) up/$60.wlCrcstenlBay. Bllns w/w refrig pool NEWL·Y painted modt;rn ha. frplr, w(•th;1r, 1IC'n -smw::~i 'ifier. t\y 1W ta.ee. util ~ $125. Agt. •• FREMILY PAINTED 2 Br. 1 Ba. $300 mo, lWN.Cst Hwy4~2508 $190. Ad Its, no' pelt i b;~1a~ ~f. ~~':°';{ptk~d;~ gar. $.';t)Oyrly.64 2 344~
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,. Commercial &: reslden· prk'g, thereo Heat. HOMIAMDEl.S 2-ba. Jmmed, occupancy 8'1S-035Jafter5PM. · from $190. Pool, maid, MESA VERDE Var.ant.S31 ·97 70 dplx 3 Br. 2 811, <""pt, ~ tJalJm.lts. Theae fine ren· WJnter rate till Jun61' •642-9900• In desirablr lnine. Only ..i . pflone, laundry. ViUage dr1~. O /\V, r.a rl> d1~11. t. taruiiffiwilltakecarcof IS73'2125or(21.3)662·1•. $t(JO.permo. • L BR duplex. newly de· tnn . .t!M-94.lS NEW 2 Br, 2 D~. ad~lt S350.3Br2 Ba ,fenccd yd, l!tar . Yrly. Ch ild OK. ~ Jour financial needs . i MESAVERDECCarea.3 , coraled,pvt.paUofe(llor. BPf:S. Lgc beautiful in· children & p('ls OK , Nr. $395.&12_0500 0r 673.669 2 • pwners are astlnw onlJ CoroeacW Mar J ll Br. Fam. Rm, rrplc, CAl.L NOW CIOH to bus le shopp1n1, eanfront. 2 partially tenors open to lush water ~chools. 393-~6. Avail.
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1 evallable to qualified STEPSTOW!'TER eora\ed.*3'15.556·2'192 752·7315 only.Nopeta.Noalngla. apt..s . New c:1rpei.a, new et'ivableextra. Mu!lt !lct:! bitns. cpt-.. drp:o;, encl.
:.+ bu)ter Eas ytomanage. \59r,3ba,fam1lybome. . $250.mo.ut•la.at+i*50. drapes,baleonyoverthe lo appreciate. $35$-$465 .2 Br, 1 Ba , d rps, crpt.s, pa t 1u, ht·a1l·d pool .
· P 1rl11 I urn. Z 19 Ha\'e ~I to HI.I? DONALD M. 1110 cleanJnc. AvalJ 11/1. beach. $34$-$310. '94·105$ l5SS M~a Verde Drive bltru:. gar . $155. 536·2888 Ad u\!.;, n o pet:s. $215 ,
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E:11 pr. Lady desires hse w /large t r uc k. Reas. "·ith an ad in Ute Job Gutter & Spouts. Free est . cln'g. Newport. Costa Barry 548·97Z1 /839·5779 llOUSEPAlNTING DRAIN CLEr\NEO $6.50
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ti46·16Z3 work. &C!-0471. Classified Ads 642-5678 rates. llrucc645-5376 Guar 558-7 642·5bf8
-~'!'.•.r:_1:.~ •••• Raomo 4000 OfficeRonlal 4400 Industrial Rental 4500 Lost&"-<! 5300 Lost& "-<I 5300 H<lpWGftled 7100 Help Wanted 7100HelpWanted 7100
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•••••••••••••••••••••• HOOM~ $2.5. week up with 150 I Westcllff Dr. Nt:w M·I Newport, Costa t.mt male cat, neut dk LOST: 10/17 /75 s ma11 l---------
DELUXE k\t\'hen. 5<1~·~755 or Newport Fin<1nri:i l Ctr f.lesa , 1000.1200. J440sq. ·gray tiger striped w/lite re male blk /br~ Doxie . Bois & Gi·rfs
' • &'5·£.lti7 ft.5"13-J14 5or646-2928 stomach. FV/HD 10-2 mix. Vic. Monrovia & Eastl>lulr 3 hr, 2 ba, lsc Le-crsing Office-Spac• Re ard 962 2260 N . 1 CM 10 to I year-. or age. Dai
Incl spac muste-r s uite, . Call on Site fo.lunager Storoge 4550 w • ationa' · · 645·3372 ly Pilot d<'li very routes
ciln rm & dbl garai;{e. Vocation Rentals 4250 (714)&12·J l tl ext 246 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Lost : Wed. PM, vie Mesa LOS'f · Golden Relreivcr may be available in your
Auto door opener avail •••••••••••••••••••••• torage lot for RV's, etc. Verde, black Doberman. fcma'te 5 mos. Whit~ area. Earn profit for de-
l'ool & recreation a rc01 Cabin, B1J! Bear. sips 12, 2 $8.50 per mo. Neill Sign Choke chain & flea col· p1ttch 'on c hes t . Vic. liveries & Cio1.Sh, lnps or
Adults only, 110 pcl!I. fplt·s. Jbr. sep play rm. Co. for info. 531·3J74 tar. 979·3$2Sor 979-4188 Newland & Indianapolis, merchandise for selling
•FROM Sl22• col TV, pooltbl. 494 ·8611 __.____. 4600 LOST ·. Prt s o·amese rem lf.B.Reward .960·Z372 new s ubscnptlons. t~or !i165 Amigos Way, NO I.a ~ Bch. Rentals W"""'1f'U 1-----------1 information please ('all Pt-lana~ed by ./ ..,1t Co<>d1t1c1t11"' ••••••••••••••••••••••• cat, white on face, chest, Lo6t Pheasant in Balboa 642-4321. Fro m s an
\l/i\liam Walters Co. J>a im Desert. 2 hr condo, ..tc.._..,.......w.. Pers on with sm. dog. & legs. Vic University Coves 4 mo brown $10 Clemente-San Juan
-----------1 !um. $250 mo w /lease. ............ needi; house no room-Prk, Irvine. Reward. reward67J-tiss Capistr<ino area , call 5-1~6998 eves ./ £...--"c" 3393 Bayfront Z lld.2 Ba ,Pvll----------,/,..i•--males, rel. Mary....,... · 49S-0630andMissionVit-Ht:h & pu·r. $55". l"ly. onlal I h 4300 .; ••• °" _...,, 968-6854. 1----------·llLOST male miniature · El T 11 5 01 ar-r ..1-, .... ~ ... ..i. Lost: Female Puppy·like Poodle. Black /silver Jo-_. oro a rea, ca •'~";'~·';';";&;;.,li4;';.;';'1;';;;;;;;;ll••••••••••••••••••••••• ./....., ... ...,""' Ba ch. Unfurn. Urgently Silky Terrier. Mariners w/silver nea collar. Vi c. S8Eql-~llOOp. por. Emplo)'e' fo.1a1 e /1''c malc s hare 3 net."Cl.ed. Lag. Brh area. School vicinily. Santa Ana Ave. Reward.
DRIVER
Afternoon deliveries of newSpapers to
c arriers Monday thru Friday. Re·
quires dependable auto. Must be at
least 18 years of age.
Telephone 492-7314
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Holp Wanted 7100 Help Won led 7100 • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEANFRONT br +dcn o n Peninsula t.1al e Stylist. clean & REWARD.S48·1578 631·0718or558-2005.
JBfl.2 Ba.$3SOWinte r ncar10th.$l50. qui et . Ref.si . Commuting . . BOATS-Wash & m ain-Dental SccrC't.try / Book· FRY COOK
STEl'STOBE•CH 673·7888 eves 549-8251 80 mi. Ma:11 . $165. Days Lost . Small dog in p---~ 5350 tenance. Full time. keepertl-tecept. 1<:xp or P /lime, eves. Cleancut. ~ 1----------15140 t rr· •· .~ 7,.9 k r 8 .11 Nwpt/C.M. area. Looks ~1 3 BR, 2 Ba .• .,.,"' Wlnle• 5 1 1 up s orc·O ices cp..., ....,.. ..... as or 1 • 1.k r red U ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jersey Wesl Yacht Sales. college. Mon tbr u Fri. 18 or ovr. Apply betwn 2 ~ • J-IARE , cmaeon\yvery d rps a ir bath. 17301 1 e sm. ox, co ar, NB.645-.5575_ !>46.3000.
J BR. 2 ba $300 Wntr. nicely furn, 2 hr w /(rplt•, Beach BJ, H.B. 842.2834 BUSlNESS MAN SEEKS 548-9544 Drinking problem? i..:.:=.:..::-==-----l----------I & SPM wkdys. Del Taco,
SEA. WIND approx . I mi to bch, ROOM lN HOME WITH Call Alcohol Helpline Desk c lerks, maids and ll55Baker,CostaMesa.
Condo, 2 BR .. 2 ba .. den. Costa Mesa. 631 ·0824 eve SING.LE. to 6 rm sui.tes KIT. PRJV'GS. 751-9615 LOST: Dog, Male, small, 24 hrs a day 835-3830 BOOKKEEPER maintena nce man.
Unf. Yrly.$475. SI t • .11 Ava1L 1n plush office short golden hair·Lldo SPIRITUAL READER A'pply1nperson GENERAL
e ec ive wo man wi bid.It nr. OC Airport. f\ill Businn1 lnYest -. l.51e673-7521 Open IOAM-IOPM 4 day week, Laguna Bch. The Inn at Lai::una *"----'arles
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BROKER S· RE Al rORS
201' W 8<1lb"" ~I! lb~<
share c h armini::. high · · l R R ...,..,..... beam clng JBr apt . ser vice inc: ece p -nanc~ Advicconallmalters, office. Lite bookkeeping 211 1No.CoastHwy.
tionist, conference rm,••••••••••••••*•••••••• 1-~oond : ?tfale Sealpoint Jl2N EIC•mo·noReao e xpe r ne e. 833-1071 Ask(orMrs.Gobiel •Typists w /pers onable, self -xerox. automated typ. lmlneu 5. · w t i·rr · 4!W-6109 -----------1 reliant exec. type. adult · c 11833 o iamese in es c 1 San Clemente. For appt. 1-''-'-'-""-------·IDiet Cook for conv. hosp. •Keypunch Oprs
over 35. Great home base ing,etc. a -l64 Opportunity 5 oo 5 Plaza. 673·3681 · 492·9034 492-9136 BOYS AND GIRLS, age~ Salary open. Contaet •PBX 0~
r t I. r $175 F'ASHION ISLAND ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~~~;;;;-;;;~~=~~~-;0;'J'~'[v~e~o~n~g~p:'°::·.:..'.] • • W!NESHOP FOUND. 2 black poodles, FOXY Girl's Out·Call 1_2 to 15· Earn your ~trs.Sehon ,642·D400. NEED DNOW•. mo 5487200 Executive offices · Ch t s Shonn • · -· Downtown L aguna l .male, I female; on 1ttass a,ge. U Call-We ris ma: ,.,.•~ I TempoTemporarylfetp OCEANFRONT new 1 Br . w/re«ept., secy & phone Beach. For details call A!Jpaz Rd.' San Juan, Come. Specialize ~oney selhng s ubscnp-D rrdor of 17802Sky Park Irvine upper. Cpts, drps, gar. Girl lo .share my Har~r service. 359 San Miguel, Sat.496-3253. Paraplegics.542_3169 t1ons to the DAILY Nursinq _Y_r_l~y_be_._S350 __ ._64_2_·_34_4_3_.__, ~m~1~ll~~°m"'oe~e~tr1~ N.B. 640.t910or644·1860 494-1595or 494·0662.. G Py Pl LOT. Please ca 11 Position avail. in a 79 bed l~~~Ca~l~1~54~"445S~~~~~
3 B 2 B d I Jd l domestic assistant.Stu· PRIME OFC 5p•cE PRINT SHOP FOUND; reat renees. PREGNANT? George Krug, 6Jl-I!W9, conv. h06p. Xlnl pay &I · be~'t ~~c~.ut-,5 o;:ly~, _den_l_O_K_.64_0-6Z7 __ s _e_ves_._1 "" Letterpress/Offset. Vic of Bolaa Chica & Caring confidential between 3;00 and 6:00 benefits. Contact Ad· GEHERALOFACE
646-92180r 675.osss. ·-UdoVillOCJe& Heavy on letterpress. Bolsa. H .B. Fem. C'OUns~ling & referral. p .m. minis trator, He verly Formagazinepublisber.
----------1Seeking young lady to Shop•rea $25 ,000. Fullerton-844-1605. Abortion, adoption & ~---------1Manor,340 Victori.1r1 , CM Laguna Beach. Typing1 $4S5Yrlyoceanrront3br, share2b~houseinC.M . 3416VloLldo,HB Anaheim area . Call FOUND: CO M nr keeping. CarlauretionSpKialist 642·0087 filing. $2.50 per br.
2 ha. No pets. Avail Nov. Lots of arumals. $100mo. 1 suite approx. 600 sq rt. 8704564; 524-6773. Albertson's. Dog blk APCARE 547-2563 Apprentice. Some mech'J ---------·1494.1104. Shirley.
1.645-3655 Ist&last.Lily,548-1859 View facing Via Lido. D Cl . & Ld male brn e'yes' background. Will train·. DISPATCHER
----------1 or-646-5845. Inq. Owner: Dreyer ry . ean1ng ry SmJ whfe atch 673-1353· MASSAGE Apply The Car buretor (Graveyard.)
EXECUTIVE bayfront Company. (ll4)675_7002 Agcy in Laguna Beach. • P · · RGUREMODELS Shop, ~tornin gs , 1942 Applyinpel"Son
GENER.AL OFFICE
view, lge 2 br. 2 ba condo. Responsible, stable male, ld_eal for _couple .. O!fn.er FOUND: Yng blk s h hair Harbor BJ , CM Yellow Cab Company
Dix crpt, drps. Stv. 25·35 to s hare 2 B.d . Three or 4 Executive of-will remain & train 1.l m-male cat friendly. Sta ESCORTS 11251Slater,1'"'. Vly
Need sharp alert person
for diversiried duties.
MacGregor Yacht Corp,
1631 Placentia Ave, CM dshwhr, 2 car park'g, apart. CdM. Pool tennis, fi res, (layout nexiblel. exper. Good lease. P .O. Ana/Brntwd548-5622 Outcall·Appl.only Carpenter Framer (No Phone Calls
pool. Adult.& only. Singles w Isam e · Weekdays Conference Rm, Exec. Box 732, Lag, Bch. 926$1 Home.Office-Studio Lise. No other apply. Please)
ok. Slip avail. $500. mo. 540.2500E:11t.147 . Bathrm. Ideal location . . FOUND: Irish Setter, 631-3811 lrwin645-3439. 1----------1 HANDYMAN
Eves 1-982-7821 or Teacher lo s har e forJor4prol.l,786sqn There~sn:i 5uchlhingasa male,8 mos.Bol.5aChica DISPLAY ForNe wportShp'gCntr.
675-8006 a\'ail. on sub-lease at .60 ~ood JOb .. What you need &Heil. 846-3542 h~o· nienl & CLERK TYPIST Mc,•hand;se D'os pl ay · h I w/professional person or sqfl . From International 1s a business of your 5111-··:;:r.i .. 1-lig est res. Must be ex~ San Ci.n..de 3876 boat owner. beaut 2 Br. Sec . . C 2 21 S own! Call me ... 639 -6123 FOUND : male puppy, r on Needed for agent com· Person-C reative, Talent-pr. in plumbing, elec.
••••••••••••••••••••••• houseonbayw/boat.slip, un~es .orp. l an looks like Germ Shep ••••••••••••••••••••••• mission dept. toopcr<ite ed, exper i e n ce in carpentry, )ndscp'g. 6
2 B'. 2 b. 'p.'.,0us apt. s25015350. 675 .5246 or Joaquin H11ls Rd. NB. ln•estnwnt • 8 y· N ·1 d .: Schools& computer term!nal for roordination&dlsplayof days a wk. Call Mt.
&44·5100 ~-lty 5015 rown. JC. ewan "" I ff 0 N.8. financial services fi ne women's me rchan-M 6 <•'"• Xlnt location. S.13·4708 -rr-·-• Atlanta, 536-3597 eve!. Mfruc on 7 05 organ. 1~. Ph: 498.1815 . ., 1-----------fNEWPORT garden office ••••••••••••••••••••••• . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •ro. Req's self starter . d1se. Call Mrs. Reynolds
----------1Re5P. neat male/rem lo suites various s ites Partner wanted for a FOUND Black & white Private Scuba Inslruc-Litt I e supervision 846-3024 llelp Wanted. (2) People,
Apcii hnent1 Furnishd share bea~t furn hse from 4j.. incl util 557-0061 hi ~hly profitable Real Sl!lall male .. part Beagle. lion. Certified lnslruc-needed . Good com. * DRAFTS ~1AN • from midnight ·tu SAM. or Unfurnished 3900 lt .B. 1 mt to beach. Estate venture. Should Vic. Fashion Island. tors.496_6575 munications skills. Type Jack In The Box. 1205 635-2367 aner6P~f •I MO FREE RENT• d b · · 644 -9 60 wpm. Lite bkkpng re· Permanent JX>Sltion for Baker, C.M. ••••••••••••••••••••••• • ou le lnve11tment in 6 -000 • exper. mech drafts m<in l----------THE EXCITING 1·2·3 Rm. orrices rrom mo5. Highly secure. Jobs W..ted, 7075 q 'd. Submit res ume & M . h'f
P •LMMES• •PTs. Fem w / 6yr daughter. $135 per mo . N ear 968-0888owneranytime Found: Lg. TabbY ••••••••••••••••••••••• salary history to : P. o . applications accepledatH8os1tessDo. 1 h0:m1ng sv'·"
"' """" Share lrg Jbr apt w / Air'JX)rt.Noleasereq. Neu~ed Male Cat. No. French Lady from Box 2070, Newport Jus tin Paci fi c Corp. ue Pin, 3355 1a
MINUTES TO NPT fplce, high beamed ceil· 833_3223 gTit noon Maney to LoCM 5025 Hunt gton bcb. 635-8611. Loui~iana Cajun country Beach. Ca 92G63 Or call 15030 ~?ld enwesl Cir. Lido. Newport Beach.
BCH. ings, pool, tennis-••••••••••••••••••••••• ks . . k . 644-5100 Westm1n1stcr. H0<l-·es&Cooks. Bach, 1&2 BR. w/same. $100 mo. 1st & DESK SP CE Found : Female Doxie see posil.Jon as c~ 1n 1..c..:...=..:...· -------1-----------1 -
from $172.50 Ja5t. Call Judy. Bank of A HEED MONEY! type dog, black, tan, old beach.az:-ea home. Highly Cocktail Waitresses. Part 0 r es s mak e r. Ex· Grand Opening of Jaws.
Adults. No Pets America. 836-3286. in the Daily Pilot Hunt· PRIVATE FUNDS at Wilson St, al K-Mart qua L1 fted • x Int re -& full time, Grand Open· ~":ien_ccd in. Couturier Live band &: dancing.
1561 Mesa Dr. ington Beach office, FOR 2HD T.D.'s C.M. CBl1648462l ferences. 751-0573 ing of Jaws. Live band & fi.nishin fl!:. HijJ:hly erfl-Students o k. 2285
(SBlksEastofNewport Resp. fem. to share apt. 17875 Beach Blvd near u-a.. anted dancing. 2285 Newport c1~n t. Apply 1n person Newport Blvd. C.M.
Blvd.) w/same. 1>ark Newport . Talbert. 11 ' x 11' space wSS,.1·1000855· t,.,•tS2BOro.oookers. LOST : Keys on boat ·--r W 7100 Blvd. C.M. we tra in, s tu. w 1th s amp J cs. Ann 642 -1.225 a .m. 833-1160 «• 00-·~ J>C' month Answc' sha<kle. 8th-10th St & ••••••••••••••••••••••• 546-9860 OJ'OV"".,....... ~ • • dents ok. 642·1225 a .m . Douglass , 3416 Via p.m. -___ :=:::::~:.._---j (;.;;:;;;;;;t;;-R;;;t"4:15"ol ing service available for or Principals. Easy Ocean rrt. 548·9249 ADV SALES PR 0po N rt Be h 1~---------Garoge1 for Rfllt 4350 $10, desk and chair for Terms. 8AM4PM A few openings for 833-ll60p.m . rto, e~·po ac Householdlaundry&light
••••••••••••••••••••••• $5.Call642-4321,Ext277. Glrndaleln•eshnettt women who l ike a DrydenPotteri~s cl.eaning .on Mondays. RESORT Garage Wanted in Back BEAUT.Cl.ASSA Sincel946 LOST:Whtcat,blue~yes. challenge, are young 80% COMMISSION llas opening ror an ex-V1c .. of lrvtneAve&Z2nd
Bay, near Cypress St. NwptOlc. 631-2233 Grey ears, tail. West enough to work outside 5 .. as a member or our of-per'd Wheel Thrower. St. 1n Newport Beach.
67J.2015or(2131438-9800 FlREP~igF OFC 1711-BWestcUffDr. CUrfPiaza.646-00ll. hrs daily & mature f1ce. Individual trai\iing Write. Dryden Potteries,1 -642_·_8635 __ . _____ _
Office Rntol 4400 Harbor at Adams, C.M. ~s. Trust Lost: ~Ger. She.p/S_helti enou g b to a cc e Pl in a most desirable area. PO Box 603. Hot Springs, J{ousekeeper/Cook, Ex•
Air cond, elect, cp", o-~~ 5035 Nr W1l son/Fa1rv1ew. responsibility . Costa· Me sa. Call Arkansas,71901. pe''d,Live--inforcouplo, ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ Ch k h J Pers onality & en · "~5•••s A k I K
LIVING ·~---------•I drps, mu s i c, el e v .. ••••••••••••••••••••••• o e c n . anna. .... -.,_,... s or en ELECTRONIC Pvt room & bath. •• janitor. ample prkg. All Reward. 645-1402 lhusiasm more impor-McFarland. 642-9606.
Furnished offi cc. 3 1 5 LOANS t 80% lant than exper. Car nee. DISCOVERY ASSEMBL y 1-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; desks, carpets & drapes. inc · 3 min .. O. & 5 m in . • lslTDUD_!l ..
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Next to Real Estate of-lliv/N.B. Frwys, 1 min. le.._, ,. Male. Vic. Garfield & possible after s hortl;;;;;;~R~EA";;;~L~E~S~T~A~T~E~:::;l ;P;;/l;im;;e;.;Ca;;IJ;64;;;;2.;4~34~2~;;1 -airport. ~1 · R. Stever, W d FV ·r 11 f · · d HOUSEWIVES Oakwood offers th e fi re.1860C,NewporlBI. Mgr.557-0I36or646-&396 2ndTDlomts ar •I seen or qua yin~ per10 ·Cook&li~hthousck<'cper
finest in resort living at a CM SISO. per mo. 1 -~--------·I Fairest Terms since 1949 found please rail 846-3445 631-0454. in Cos ta Mesa Phone ESCROW OFFICER Tired of household
price you can afford. BillLachenmyerRllr SattlerM'-Co. or848·1811Reward! 673-1934After6PM. LOAN PROCESSOR drudge ry? Want lo eant
Th • Sl ·1r · 646-3928.eves67J-457i .... R !al 4450 .,. An You Too Young 1----------1 Major home builder extra$$$$$? Work local· ere s m1 ion 1n l~~~~~~~~~~I 1ness en 642-2171 545-0611 flELP! LOST in Harbor For Airtines? Cosmeticl•-Ex-'d ly & get on the ,·ob t,., .•• rec reation facil ities.I· ••••••••••••••••••••••• View llills while male -·· ,--r n eed s lake c harge NIGHTLlGHTEDTEN· MES•VERDE•RE• DELUXE r' 'I 2ndTDLo w-•-~ t /bl •. l ·i • Largeconcernhasopen-lmmed. openin g. I-:x . esrrOwoff1 cer /loanpro-in&?Day&swingshifts. ,., "' ,,.. o 11ce, eomm ans ~ ca w ac nose, ai • ings for 10 gals & guys, 18 'd I d VOLT NISCOURTS. A full lime Sharp, new, ready to oc-& industrial spaces. Also WE HAVE CASH! left ea'r. Tag, Flllffy. lo 23 yrs. Musl be Bingle ~r on Y ~ee apply. Cessor for tracl work.
activities director who cupy, grd nr. easy ac· mini warehouses in Buy2ndT.D.'s Reward.Cal1644.S018 . & free lo travel entire ease p one , Mr. Mustbefamiliarwithall TempormrS.n-ices
plans parties. BBQ's, cess. $295 /mo. in c I Laguna Niguel&: Mi ssion NL<ian on 2nd Td.o .·s Lost at Oct 18, s mall blk U .S, al a ran do ml_P_ete_rso_n_._oo_z._584_7_. ___ , current conventional and 3848Campus Drive
trips & m6re! J.~ree Sun-utililies & bath. 675-6061 Viejo areas. Handy lo cw Loans·2n T.D.'s I l d . M itinera'"". Guarantee re· COUNTER GIRLS governme nt financing 54M74 I
day brunch. e.vcs. San Diego Fwy. 200 to E~tylnvsmt. Div. Ve~:C.M .o~~7 onte turn. ;{week expens e Dry c leanin g s hop . programs. (Ac ross from P~: :;c~uti rul s ingles. 2000,sq ft. As low as JO" BA NETT MTG.CO. paid training program. F /time. E:11per pref'd . Call Mr.Dreyer O.C.Airport) :uml.sh~ ~~~~rn~s~~~ * 180 I Newport llyd• per sq ft . 8.11 -1400 645-2134 Lost : Small Apricot Male Above average earnings. will train. 644-0893. 714:979·5340 Equal Oppor Employer
Models open JO to 1_ Costa Mesa \cnr. 18th 3200Sq r·tc.2 storefront A.nnowicements Poodle. Answ to .. Bui-tran s portationl----------·I GrantCo.ofCafif.
Sorry 00 pets or children, St.) Delu~c pan Id, ele, 1i''ith 6 dri ve·in bays, PenonaCs ry ' '. Gone 7 days. furnished. For interview DELIVERYMAN a.n equal oppty e mplyr
Roommate service a /~. ul1I. Jan, :11\nt park. Ideal for auto or boat Lo1t&Fouftd 540-7823/545 ·9491. Call 836·8887. Betwn swtes from $65. 673-8441 Reward IOam Spm L.A. Times Route. No.
available. t.-1 on th to or (213) 474.0242 sCeMrvi cDe. ~~~5-7109lh St. ••••••••••••••••••••••• . . . C.M. area. ~tust have de· •Fee PaJd $525 Up
monlhoccupancy. · ays ,,_. l • eves Lost & Found 5300 Lost: German Shepherd, Assembly &: Packaging pend able car. 546-1780 & Gen'I ofc. Good typing.
lBM Composer, operator,
System & s tand aJona.
Cal l for i nte rview,
642-1552. .
290 SQ ' tl deluxe. No. 64&0681 ••••••••••••••••••••••• male, 6mos. Bit/silver. trainee, ruU lime. C.M. 546--6427. Detailminded.Xlnt.
Costa Mesa. $140. mo. Storn For L LOST/FOUND A PET'! Zlrd/Elden. Nds medic. area. $2. hr min. lo start. ruture. Also Fee Jobs Immediate opening for
1541 Baker St. 549-8138 O OC eCIH 960-2900Adoptlon,Low 645-2109. 979-8600. DEUVERYM .. M CONTROL CAREER experi,c:nced security
.Oakwood
Garden
Apartments
T pt.. AT IONS Cost Spay /Neuter info. l ::(JSi:;-J;;;;;;.-;;;;;:1;;:;;~1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 $315 Mo. Early AM Employment Agency guard ,.or Irvine boat OFFlCESPACF. In Center! Anchored by jLOST; Puppy•mos, Brit· newspaper deliv. Irvine J.100 lrvine.Stel09B manufacturer. Unlrorma
INABAnN Faz.io '.s & Major Drug. RIGRF.WARD tanySpaniel, fem. org/ AVON area.Musthave lrg car . N 18 h 7 furnished . Call Dave
NC\I.' plush Ctirpet•nJC H B, W es t m inst c r . Sm! blk dog w /wht s pot-; wht. Vic. Davers &: S li;;::-wp.;,~cg;;;:-~l~<~IS56;;-;~·8.S05~~-~~Roosiiij~'i:;·~97ll~·2880~~· --~ ... ;; RraphiC'S &paint. 1,000+ Artesia, An11heim. Also above eyes. Mixed Mariners, N.B. Reward. • ta. wag or van pref'd . Fl':MALE or m a le dn·ve'
sq. ft , avail. Newport Huntington l·larbor \oca· breed. Answers to the ~ Nocollect.962--4633 . ......, ..... K ..
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645-0550
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Raa• 4aoo &t2·0200 house zoned C·l. Ideal Reddis h Afghan Mix. 644 ·2858 It no 1n1wer, REPRESENTATIVE . week incl Sat. Exper &l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j 488 E.17lhSt.teet tor Dot tor. D e ntist, WoodsCove.LB.SatOt 5'0-6840 Be your own~,,, ... Xray ce.llficale re-(atlrvine1.~--1~csa •••a••••••••••••••••••• 3333 W C I H o-----------o ~ " ~ Room r I F-· t·•-· s wy Heal tor. o r Antique lllh. REWARD. '94-0281. , ~ hi H' 1 ... , .. r own boon. No ex· quired. Exper. in preven · FOOD SERVICE Sulte22t 1C70 or ren • .....n '"'' TOKAIBANK BLDG Dealer. Xlnl pa,ko·ng. ~.•; w te •ma ayan ,,,_ Valley drea Prt bath Ki f per. nece1s. Training tive control preferred. WORKER · d · f 1 • EXEC. SU ITES FROM $500. p /mo. 644·6360 aft. 6 Lost Australian Sheep lli?f!, awn ears & tail, provided. Call uo.70410 s 8 I 8 r y 0 pen . D 8 y kitchen & laun rt acl ·• •Sl"month• pm dog, blk /wht, 1 blue eyu 4 mos fema le. W /blue Part.time. All sh irts . pool lW!'(I 1261 .., Zenith 7·1359. &12·6880 Eves 673·3403 or · _,. · Jlarbor frontage avail. · · &: I bm eye, very short Jeweled collar. Vic. Sav-1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~-~!:_ ______ j llMpita/ <'XPc r pr<'C'd. Room 500. 2800 Sq. n . in Town & tail. Name Don Amlto on Drugs, 17th &j. ' Costa M ei'la lo-1 tl morlal ~~~f1~~m~;';:! ~~~ 642.1:;w3 &42·4644 Country Shopplna: Cntr. Lennon&. Edwards li.8 . Rutlond,C.M.642-0469 ll.AUTICIAHS Yoo don't n~~-• 3 •un lo llosplt<il. As k \or Jo'ood l-'-'--'---------1 110. r·or least'. 962·6007 Reward 8'6·1449 TY ~"'"" Servlte Sup('rv sor. 301 pe r wk. 2 blk1 from 6cr PER 59 FT -LOST: all gray fem. cit & S LISTS "draw fast" when you Victoria, C<lSta ~1esa.
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LUMBER Minimum S fi · CDlll W r lna-rm set, hutch, tbl, 6 TIQUES.64S·2200 P'tMOS & OnJo-s 1090 I I b. •-ee I.ft • e P•>' or: •-.u--1015 ch<•. c<edeo••, $195. u-1...w.+efl 7100Ma&...W.,•-~ 7 IOO ynexpcr. np um 1ng.,. adverl l:sl n a, sian s . -...-CoastFirllwoodSupply ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ .... .,.. Til'U beatingSttYice &repa1r. telephone. pn'nt ing & TRAINEE •••••••••••••••••••••••1 _41>4_·_'19_U _____ c_ __ I eucalypl"·-6cerd' ... FIELD'S Ware houao ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 642 S6b'7 ..... •• YI' 00 I & ~~-------•lj;;;;-.-;;;;;;:·:--;::;:--:;,:;::::ie':::tage, bi.niness cards, **I BUY ** Ova1Dlnin«Tblw/4 chn. cord$44del~l·ll22 Sale.~ Panos Or'" JAt4rTOR WORK b ot o • 1--==.::..:c:..:.::::.::::..::='-I ~ans , new/u.s"'1 . Spmeb, Nu ........ P/t male, rem: s~r~itt oc ure.a, prom 1 u. ASSEMBLERS Good ··--' ru-•ture & sa·· to 94". Pecan Ital G 1 PJtime eves. Exper 'd ,_,. b . -Ask about our Incentive l.Qa.I ,..... cond fo~orSa!c Membenhip rands, Ph1yerl. o ng
l·o uples. C.M. & S./.. RM's LVM's MA ~t; w~c!t~. ME;.e•£S:!i rommission split. Call · appliances, Of' 1 will Sell Prov. Beaut, alnt • Newport BeachTenrus out for busine!lit. Rent
areas.213/921·01 15 On C U All Sb'ft E C'·ff ' d -3 601 Lon1&!iihorlterm for You. compl w/pada. $300. Clr Club.644·~ w/opt to buy. Kawai, :_.::::::::::::=:.:===1 a · I s. X· 848-1001 u ..,an ry ... , ·1 · .. ,,, .. ~S •UCTIOM TV 23", ad tond, in (1ne D Id I pto_rienced Acute hospital :,· ~~~i;;;::-ii-;;;-;:;;:;~~;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;j · aui~nments. -~ • ~ ~ Sl e In w u )' , a w n • JEWB.RYSTORE on ly . Good wor k1n a 'P·T Office, lite typing, VOLT 646-1616 &1lJ.96Z5 Dr1ej.d1 c;b, s",:'.r: wci~1 9:,.~lueh/ireencb ~fa,bSllOOk. Chickering, Yamaha,
conda. Contact Mrs.l sales&ans.phonL>s .H.8 , RN I w 51 e ra -· ou~c er oppm.ii UC• Kimball. Wrll 1r . Ot.~kclerk&ca1hler,lite T'""°'°''Sft'"\'cff 6'.S-e619. solid m w.plt", $2SO . (714 )538 .2110. 12013 bookkeeping & c redit Jensen, 642·2734, Costa I area. Write ad 506, Daily ~Campua Drive l icydes 1020 SM-1448or67S·l213 8rookhurst.GG.
work. Neat & pleasant. M esa Memorial Pilot, P .O.BOX 1560 Emergency 5 46-4741 . •••••••••••••••••••••••Movi n g, mu s t s e ll :l.::::.:.::::.:::.:.:.=..:::=---'-1~~~:!!:!~~~:_---
Perm. 5 day week. Co. Hospital. 301 Victoria St, Costa Mesa.m26 P /time. 11Pl't1 ·7:30A M. (Ac ross from SALE· BICYCLES. lterculon hide-a · bed, stereo Equipment Beaut irul Cherrywood
be n e rits. Apply in CM.EOE · RM Estate Sales ~ln0t Ewo<Cklng, co,nd0s o .C.Airport) · Closing out •II Cam· ~..'!','maml<•hnltg<eshs •,be.~, KN~wood KR
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person. See Gary· Seha r-~ · · · on a c · Equal Oppor Employer panias. IS% OISCOUN1'. 3'11a c r, .:., 1v1co turn au e · Plano-Like new $800. fer & Sorul Custom Ring Excelle nt opportunity Roache, R .N . Cos ta Brand new-asaembled· nucood.536-MtiH. P ioneer C577. 11peakers 646-0989ev.
fllakers. 3333 Bristol, Nurws Aides for salesperson. 1.ong M c s a M emo r i a I kl lu nd 11 Oect $170. f'anason1c casselte1.::::.:::::..::o: ____ _
p All shirts available. Ex· es t 1:1blishe d orfice H~pital.642·2734 . ----------1 c la S·a re .ors. 94'' Couch, c o ntemp. deck w /Dolby system, Austrian baby i.:ran d ~~~u~~~~t laza, nxt pr, preferred. Please ap-s pecialli1ng in sllles. ~~~~~~~~~~~ All models-most !llae:S. crushed gold velvet. Just only 6 mos old $100, bead piano. beauuful :;;ound. -:'.'.""'""'""'""'""'""'~~:!ply at Park Superior Also, rentals & property 1: •UTOTEM* Sav.e $18.74 to $41 .99 upholstered. Lk new. phones$ZS 846-1677 Call"95--69Hi . : J.l eal th Care. 1445 management with ac· SALESCOUNSELORS EMPLOYMENT while s toc k l a1 t1 . SZ5().5'1)....48.45 •
LEGAL SECRETARY Superior Ave. NB. counts to take over for i-~or Newspaper Promo-~~~~Ear=~~·b=l1. 2 twin mattress4?!'l. xlnt. MiKetlcmMot1s For Sale: Schulv&c TR A JN EE XI n t.1-~---------I immediate income. lion. Muslenjoy working OPPORTUNITIES HB. cond. covered $lO each W.+ed 1011 Wurlitzer.
s ho rthand & typing, NURSES AIDES with young people 10 to f'ullorPartTime call84l·.s28l . ••••••••••••••••••••••• ___ _:64.>=.-06.:::1~•:_ __ _
&&-1·9311 Exper'd. Bayview Conv. 14 years of a1e. Reliable NoExperNecessary IOSPEEDMENS& . SSC ... SH SFOI Goods 1094
.::."-''-"'-------I Ho•p1t:.I . 2055 Thur1n transportation required. A&e 2l-6SE1igible LADIES BICYCLES ' 3 pc bedrm set genuine Good .. --•r $ I · Sporl&MJ LeJ'a l Secretary. Laguna '' Excellent part-time posi· Go lo The Nearest \Ut:U um/re ngs ••••••••••••••••••••••• N 1guel0ffice.Partt1me.,_A_,_e~·~C_.~_l_.~642cc..·c..:.:3500.c.. ___ I tion. 1-li•h pay for 2-3 TIC TOCMARKET $.SOEACH 496+ maple (s gl b e d); f)ozrs/1toves.516-0'188. Sc uba Tan ks. t
be r ·1 cockt ail table, etc; reas. · 1 &-lust ast. accurate *HUR SES AIDES• n,, 1.nOA ISi.A '\ D hours each evening. ha Jr. For Applir ations & Info WANTED: Schwinn o 4919-2615 CLOTl-llNC SPECIAlS! a I um in um, 1 s l ee ,
typist.831·2080 ... 6 73-6900 • day Sat urd ay . Call ORCAL.L (714 )642·n02 compa rable ladies 3 ----------1 COMSl.......,SHOf' w/backpack.
Needed ror Orange Coun:l-----------1 642·8102 (pr ioterview Tic Toe Systems. Inc 5 peed. XI n t co nd . Must sell, Rattan lo ve -·-SlOO. 67s.462S Looking ror cple to over-ty's largest skilled nurs· RE •LEST •TE •-ro,e•ooo ~~~~~~~~~I .. h ' h · ,.. "'c}Dt.E EV£RYT"HINO AT sec 8-units. Nice, lge 2Br, ing facility. Many fnnge A A <:~::.:.::.:..:.:::.:._ ______ , = 645-6081 eves · seat .,. mate 1n2 c air T , T A1mo11l new Li1dies H:.rt
b S•LESTR•IHEES i-rorpatio$45,solid Maple en 5 u-ftver ,_ . apt. ~·/bltns, some rent e n efits i n cluded : ~ A SALESGIRLS WAITRESSES Ra leigh competition r~<'· corfee table (t'x2') ~. ''"' · Sk1sw/boot.s,pul~&b1n·
reduction.64$4291 . He alth i ns. plan o r Urgentl yNeededFor Exper'd .Fullorp/l. I Wig bake W/Xtras. J\t1n Callafier6PM,&u·7857. .:.:~~~~~Youl dings,$1$0.493·8245. S2SO,OOO +$2,000 lire ins. 6 Management Positions . & Stock Girl S36-81S2 Good hrs. Neat appeh:. cond. e st orr over $250. IJl.J6t4 TY Radio
•LYM RH• Paid holida)'S, Up to 3 Check with our Ad\•ance Over 21 :;Mi·U108. flanlrock maple round 1tCMAJR&UillOOO-«l!TED • •
N __ , d r 0 c ks 'd bo r _, F s ·LESL •py UOQIJtol41e('.;O{~ HiR, st ... •o t.."l."Ue or range oun-~· pa1 vac, nus or for R.E. Boa1u ees ~ ,.. Surf &Sirloi n . dining tbl., 2 leavea, & 1091
ty's largest skilled nu rs. good attendance. $2 .25 CEN'l'UllY FINANCIAL Experiencl.-d, ladies re· 5930 w . Coast Hwy, NB Used Bikes & Part.a. Buy . chrs. $100. 5(5.063() ••••••••••••••••••••••• in~ racility. Many rringc per hr to start, if I yr e~-REALTORS. !181-1210 a d )' t o w e a r & sell and trade. 248 Wanted: PORTA-CRIB Stereo Equipment
be nerits, included : per. Apply betwn 9am & sportswear, Full time Wanted: Uve·in Hsekpr. NewportBIC~1 .642·7910 ,.._ r...1-Good condition Kenwood KR-100 arnp &:
lfealth ins. plan or 3pm , Ro y ale Conv RealE.stale pos ition. Jeans, 2300 $250 mo. Call after s. -•-1055 548·7412 67~ Nivico tnrnlable $150. 2
$250,000+$2,000lireins. Hospita l, 1030 W . OPEHIMGSOOM! Harbor Blv d . CM . 84Z·788'7.Rererences. Cwrm& ••:••••~•••••••••••••••Minic• Pioneer C577 speakers
6 Paid holidays. Up to 3 Warner, SA Interested S4S·6524 Equl..--.t 8030 G1ganl1c Ga rage Sale •--tn I IOl3 Sl70. Panasonic cassette k 'd bo t I~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Warehouse appare l dis· ,.....-... Sal/Sun 9-5. 21M VUlta 11n4RIH 1 d k /D lb system ;~P!~te~d~~ce.n~5ppf; NURSES AIDES Sales,.ople ~ tributing. Garmet hang-·•.••••••••••••••••••••• Laredo (Bluffs) Npt Bch ••••••••••••••••••••••• o~cy 6 ":ios ~ldy $100, bead
hetwn 9am & 3pm, OR ORDERLIES o lk forHalCox SALESMEN ing. Intermittent work. N1konzoom .len!> 50·300 DIVIHCI phones$25 848--1677 . 9'79-1805.C.M. ft.1 ~1 . F4.Sw1th U.V. hat.e Dinette Set, T.V., End 1-"::0::::::..:::::.·:..:::..::::.:. __ ltoyale Conv. 1-lospital, Salary depends on exper. IP..+ T" I filter SJSO 497 .2335 or Tbl , Hairdryer, Mac-~cc~ Combo Magnovox:Consola lc;OOO::.:..W"-'.~W~a~c~n~e~'~· s~,~'~· __ 1 Be recognized. Ca l I 1-~or PEP ~01~ AUTO Warehouse Penon 494.3973 rame& More. SBl-8509 Beaut1 ru1 instrument. Clr1V AJ\t /F'M stereo &c
lmmed. Port Mes<J Conv. SUPP'Y STORE Im-Must h. ave ex per .. in Cats 8035 Paid $2900. new. Will sell turntable, S.100. Xlnt con· fllanagement
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Hosp,642-0400. ._, I b t I SUPERGARAGER! ror $1700 or best off~r. dltloo. ove< $lOOO new. mediate o,....n1 ngs. Good P u m ing ma e ria s . ••••••••••••••••••••••• FRI/SAT, I"• XI t d lh ,,_ Geers Plumbing, 222 W. . ~ n con• comes wi Panasonic AM'I FM NURSES AIDES s11lary&workingconds. Adams.Hunt 8ch. Per~1an Kittens. CFA , 2093SantaAna,C.M. case &: Amp cord. Call stereo & Turntable SSO. Exper. in Geriatrics ApplylnPerson while, black , s moke , SSZ·S00'7art.5:30p.m. 67~
he Ip r u I , b u l n o t Evenings Only WATCH FOR most colors. 213·894-69&5. Hom1hokl ~oodt 1065 . ·
necessary. pa id health &l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I 2946 lriitol St, op•~IHG D •rE ••••••••••••••••••••••• Gibson EBJ Bass. $25-0. 20 loah & Mori life ins. Holidays & vac. Costa Mesa go111 A Dogs 8040 C\lsto d .1 Yrs old, has short wide s-.z-a. fte
with pay Apply in !:~~~~~~~~~~Brenda's Nail Nook or ••••••••••••••••••••••• mma eqwts,com· neck.Xlntcond.968-9225 .. ...,...,.. ....... person Park Lido Conv. Real &tcrte Sol~s Beverly Hills is opening •PET WORLD• rorters. bedspreada. Cull •••••••••••••••••••••••
MASSAGE TECH Center 466 F1agship Rd. Best located Corona del a Juliette Manicuring . · 6.'.ll·l319after6PM Guitar Martin D·28, w/ CHIMt'al 9010
Youn g lady (1!1·28J ror N.B. J\1ar orfice, h:i.is empty Salon at 2855 E. Cat. Cockers , C~t huahua , Jewe-1 1070 case, xlnl cond. ssso or ••••••••••••••••••••••• legitim atefulttimeposi ·I----------~ desk for an experienced SECRETARY Hwy., Corona de! Mar. 5P~!~s .. Shp•h1·tz;;.1p· •••••• "!.••••••••••••••• besto<r.549·1503 18 " Thompson, 70 HP
t1on. No exper. nee. We NURSING salt'sperson. ~l uch better Thi! method of manicur-.o~ua ai r , 1 u ~. Mer c ·trlr-bait lank·
send to school , earn PSYCHAIDE.MALE than a\'e ra ).?e com · ing by paper wrapping m1n1-Schnauze~. Pom1. WANTED Sears Elec. organ, dual canopy.FBG lful1·$l600.
while you learn. Apply in 3:3().12 :30 Shift for s mall mission schedule. Please We currently have an promotes growth or ones P ~k es, W ~st 1es, JOO TOP CASH DOLL.All keyboard.nearly nu, lh Pvt/Pty-days uu 2:30 pm
person any afternoon or psych unit. Appl)' Roya le call for app't. o p ening for a S r own nails. m.Jxed puppies. Stud ~~ p A ID F 0 R y 0 UR price,$295,even.968-6906 960·3955.
eve. 2112 Ha rbor Blvd. Conv. Hospital, 1030 W. Sttrl'tary to work with Need expe r ie nced mo&tb_r~s .2S2S W . l JEWELRY WATCHES MUSTSELL
C.M. W arner Ave , SA . one of our engineering Juliette Manicurists or at Fa1rv1ew. SA. Open ART OBJECTS GOLD: SACRIFICfo-: Wooden Sa~5~or ro~ing.
546--6450. manage.rs & hi s starr or will conduct classes ror eves.5Jl·S027. SILVER SERVICE Guild D -50 acoustic ~ASSA.GE . PART Time eves & Sat engi neers &techniciuns. I.hose interested in taking Dog OBEDIENCE Class FINE FURN & AN '. gui[ar w/ease. Perfect __ 61=3..:-8321=..:"o.o'..:55.o1c.·~'"'83=-· _
Openings for. exp or in· AM, perf. for stud cnts.r-~~~~~~~~~~ course. For £urther in-tostartWed.Oct 29 TIQUES.645-2200 con dition. Ex.l eas.
exp. Call for 1nro 12·noon inside work guaranteed RE E ATE The successful applicant f o r m a t i o n c a I I 7 :30 P.M. Newpart 751--4660 Oon'l drop the ball! Get a.
on 645--0864, 675--0258. wage. Call A1. 542.9013, Al ST should have a min . of 4 213-651.6627 except Sun· Irvine area. 546-4928. Miscell..eout 1080 Have something you want job with a low:c~t Daily
M •SSEUSE We h ave a s ma 11 . years secretarial cxper. day. AKC Ge<m. Sho,t'-I< ••••••••••••••••••••••• to sell? Classified ad.I do Pi lot C lass1r1ed Ad. •
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&MODEL Graveyard s hift s. rerinR instruc tive as· DRIVEACAB'~ show , s h ots 8 wk s . Almostnu.Be ds1decom-~ knowlcdAeable sta of-vironmcnt. WHOWANTSTOWORK? Pups Hunte rs . pets, Wheel chair. cos~ .$400+.r ~•~w-e~.-~~wj •. jjiiiiijili.----~····-jjiiiijjii needed~mmed.6Jl ·l184 P/lime. 1-~ri & Sat night. sistantc with \'Our sales. Cl-IOOSE your hours. 557 .641sevesorA~1 . n1ode . Wal ker. Bennett
Mc,DOH•LD'S EOE . .543·1787. Xlnt tocation.'Cd'.\I. Call 'rhe posllion requires a work for yourself, be Breathing ma r hine . A 1 min of f,() wpm accurate 644·7662. Paul ~ art1n or your own boss. Men or Saint Bernard fem . 6 mos. 962-1242. typ1ni;( & facili ty '-''ilh l-----------I Night help over 18,
weekends maint. man.
Interviews, Tue 9AJ\1 to
lOAM, Wed 3Pf\.1to5PM.
Apply with the Manager
McDonald's 700 Wes t
Personnel
Secretary
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MEOIC ... LASSIST. peripheral sys t e m s manufacturer has an Lm · P/time, rront ore. Ex-mediate opening for a
pet'd . {l l Orthopedic Personnel Secretary re-_Su_,~g~eo_n_. 54_<>_4_37_6_. ___ 1 porting to the personnel
MEDICAL RECEPT. managec.
J\tature. exper'd in al! Will be responsible (or
phases front ofc ror MD sec r eta ri a l and ad ·
specia\izini.? in foot dis· ministrative duties, in-
orders. \\'rite to: Euclid eluding typing personnel
Foot Clinic, 10990 reports , maintaining
Warner , Fountain personnel fil es and re · _v~a=l~le~y~·~m:-.::08=·-----I cords a nd interfac ing
MEDICAL TECH. with a p plicants a nd
Calif. Lie. & ASCP, ex· employees. ,
per. &1icro-Biolo1ist for If you have excellent typ-
A .M . s h i ft , even ing ing/shorthand a nd com -
!Super visor for clinica l municalions skills and a
lab. 838-9600 Ext. 301 or minimum o( 3 years
P.O.Box 2825 Lag. Hills, secretarial skills includ --""'~=53~--------1 ing 1 year per~onncl ex ·
?11gmt trne. Route sis co.
Future. Age 23-39. Car,
phone. SI60wk. 848·1004 .
perience, you may bC' the
individual we seek. 1\pp·
ly orcontact. T. Knight,
Bud Corbin basic arithmetic calcula· Women. Can be slightly pure bred , al I· s hots, handicapped. Neat· moving, $85. must sell 'ountry store b izarre.
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Lions. Clea n Appearance . 581-93SJ Wed, Oct 22. 1-5pm.
Vets., retired. Age 25 to . Gifts. boutique, plants, We orrer exrellent work-
ing conditions & benefits
in our modern new racih·
70. Supplement your in-AK_C G. Shorthair Pups, white elephant. Chris t
come. Drive a cab 6 hrs R1 chthoren/Moesgaard Church by the Sea. 1400
REALTORS--' ------'------I ty located at Junipero
Serra offramp to the San
Diego F'rceway.
or more a d ay. Apply in papers,shots.557·6415 WestBalboa.N.8 .
person, Yellow Cab Co., Stud Service. will stud e nmo r c Dishwas h e r l~l Slate r Ave, Foun-ma le doberman ror a re· w/chop top & German Real Estate Salespeople.
Experien ce d
Newport /Irvine area.
1-'or new Urbanus Square
location. Forminl': a '-''In
n1n~ team. Opportunity
is n o ~·. Century 21
Proress1o nal Really .
Contact !\Ir. Greenbaum
at536·1696.
Please Su bmit
Your Resume Or
Apply Jn Person
ENDEVCO
la1nValley. asonable ree, Champ. Stereo
Window Trimmer. Ex per blood lines . 968-92'l5 551·6759
ladies .wear, drapif!g. Springer Spaniel. fem. PAPER CUTTER , Polar
rreefl_y1ng.&man_nequin, spayed. l lh )'rs. old . JS'h inch fu ll power, 21;,.
store 1nlcno.f' & windows. AKC. Liver/Whle. Loves yrs. old . 18200. Phooe
220 Los Cerntos Ma ll. ki~. $25 . 64S-JS 14 . 870-4564 or 524·6773.
l?<incho Viejo ltoad WIRE BOMDER AKC Great Dane pups , I 12 Nichols Chinese Ru g.
San Juan Capistrano Expec . w /ult,as on1"< I H I · $300 1 R bos ed $1600 E I ma e ar eqwn . ust, em s , . R E A L E S T A T t~ Equal Oppor mp oycr aluminum wire bondina f blk $200 495 5589 9 5 AI CAREER ATTENTION a em. , · · t. 6. 494.3549 necessary. Hybrid as-only · 1-----------1 807., CO J\1fl.11S S I ON h II sembly preferred. Call l--'~--------1 Moving Sa l e. Oct L I C E N S E D · S_ECRF.TARY, c a e_ng· 556·2912 · lri sh Sctter, 16moold well 22 /23/24. King sz bed
UN LICE/'iSE D GET ~'ni.: career opportunity. trained. very a ff cc-complete . Wurhlzer Elec
THE HED CARPET l1cavy typing. Ute book· X·RAYTECll tionate, female, spayed, organ & bench. TV &
TRl-;AT1'1ENT. We train ~eepi n /<:. long ara~u~:· Experienced individual $50.497·1454 . Port Dishwashe r. Misc
you to scl lhomesY:ithan se!ld resume&s Y • needcdtoworkparttime lumbe r , Off ice sta-
accelerated course that quirements to &;ix ~24 • in Costa ~1esa Medical Fre-e to You 8045 tionery supplies, 2038
s tarts immediately. If Ba lboa Island Station. Facility. Must have CRT ••••••••••••••••••••••• Anaheim .C.:rt1
you're interested in earn· Newport Bch, Ca. 92662· li ce nse. Hour s: rt1on , 3 kittens. 8 wk s, oranRC ·l-----------1
ing big money from the SECRETARY Tues, Wed, Fri, 9a m -calit·o·striped. 545·1044 Membership
start, get individualized tpm. Thurs 9am·6pm. evenings. lrvineCoastCountry
rree training & on the job 5 years or exper . 2 yrs Good company bcnerits. -=-===------1 Club. 613-8260.
assistance in a top offi ce col lege , with a B+ Call Wendy at 638·24SO. Free Weimaranerrcmale,1-----------1
J\10DELS ·MASSEUSES
fo"'1gure Models. Escorts,
M.ll!seuses needed. Top
money. N e w s tudio.
631-3811
location with a friendly average. Ex t ~n si v e Equa l Opportunity spaycd l 'hyrsold Well used rurn cheap.
PERTEC a tmos phere . Call irn -shorthand & typing, 10 Employer . 548·5944 Epitone c lass guitar
m edia tely, Li oda people ofc. S650 lo $800 . $150. Chair w/ottoman
per mo. Depending on Young man p /lime. Neal Very lovin g ren:i · cat 673-6152
17112Armstrong Ave 55S·l5S5. expe r . Ne~rt Beach appear. Time approx. about 6 mo_s Siamesel-'-------.--.--1
Santa Ana, CaliL a rea. 675~l 3.7 :30pm. Lite factory T ~ b by m 1 x Io v e s Ice Skates. White, size 7.
Jrvine lndustnal work. Call be(ore 5pm, ch1ldren536·1092 Usedtw1~~5.-0630$15. Models . Female rigure.
Sharp only, Xln l pay
96&3S20. Bob.
Complex SECRETARY /Bookkeepe <>Ac Z102 ,... MOW IS THE TIME 1 Girl office. Ma ture/ ......,... White German She pherd·!==========I
Turn East on 'A.lion at ror job seekers to check shorthand,645-4520 ii~~·c~iJdr!~.~6-~~~· K.ingsize waterbed; liner,
Red Hill. 3 blocks No . ~l the Dai ly P ilot Help . heater &: frame $85 .
Ey $ MacArthur and Red Hill Wanted classification. If 5kretary · attrad'li~e. _Bk· To place your message Blackberry & Raspberry 644.0468 $MOM intersection. tum right the job you want is not pngexper req ·· yping, before the bushes. African Daisies.1..ccc..c..cco.. ______ ~
(AND PRIDE ) on Armstrong. there you might consider no s h~r~~and ~.ec. Jal reading public, You dig. Your shovel. FLATWARE
That's. what working ror ofrering your services ~n9 5 a;13v;:aa 9~~-rp phone 531 9561 Oneida sil~r·plaled din-
'N me Lire Libraries is all An equal · with an ad in the Job n. · • · · · Dally Pilot l--·--'-·-------1 nerware. 5-pc place set·
about. We have the best opportunity employer Wanted category. Phone Service Sta Attend. Full ClassLfied, 642-5678 Fumihre 8050 ting. $7 .SO per selling. 1~;~~~~~~~~~;~642~56~1~8======~ 1,000 sets avail. 673-0052. phone sales group in · p/time. 19 or ovr. i-::x. •••••••••••••••••••••••
Orange Co. & when you pcr·d. 3131 l-l11rbor Rl vd . Kin11:size watcrbed ; Jiner,.i -E_v_.,_. _______ -1
Join our organization. SEEK & ffNf1' Paraiite11 Costa Mesa . See Fred. Merchandise heater & fra me $85. Sunbeam Electric Lawn
you can average from 644 ·0468 Mower, lamps , kin g 53.50 to -.so nior hr. We F .. T o r. L o '' r. N T •• Ser\·ice Station Atten· ••••••••••••••••••••••• s>'zed be·•sp,ead, 12' x 12' ... -F ~ fll I s T I. '" • ' • ' ·" d l e 'd Day " ·~ 8005 u hl PIANO pd l I lbl ~ have.a guaranteed base a n · exp r · __. .. ques prR · s a pin k carpet, assorted pay'+ comm + bonus. SU GOLF. F. U H Ro TL 'II' i; 0 A 0 T Eves. Full & p/time. Ap-••••••••••••••••••••••• w/4 chrs, \ge bkcse, 2 curtains. 644_4924 .
But, equally important is 0 G N i\I 0 p y N u s 0 1. 1 R s T 0 0 8 ply: Shell Station. 17th YESTERYEARS schl dsks. I oak. 548·7800. ---1
the fact thal you can be A N P G F R N G U A S \\ N L ~ R ~ A A Jrv1ne, NB. COLLECTllLES GAME Table. beaut. OC· '65 VW Bus, $1000. Sabot
proad ol your job. You 'll S PING RECEIVING MT ES p Sailboat, $215. 2 Bar be working for & with R u A s u £ II I D L AM E I H H R !;; R HI P & A 19U ta~on pedestal. ecan Stools. $35. Small 8 1k • 1 DEPT. Man ror 40 hr. Our sign 's not up, our fini s h. 6 mo's old. SaC. Poodle, fe m. rcce .. gd g It friendly peop e o T N k $2 3-0 h l ~
M F R T N AT S ES RN S P C N wee . . per r. phone 's not in. But our 1 :'$~125";-.~sa&<:-:--_1~8_7-;:--:--;f~ho~m~e~.~-"."'.~34~08~----I w le you sell a ~real s tart. Small manufactur· door is open ! Please stop r, .
. ' t. ''The Beautirut A YA L G ST AU PAT PM AL Ro R ing co. Gold en's MaJ;!ic in. 1673 lrvine, C.M. (in Soll~ Maple Drop-lear Used Ma nnequins. r e ·
ttf Life Book Series." CE s EA 0 LAM M I, F. T C f. T I I N Wand, 946 W. 17th St. backoCHi·timeLtquorJ Dinin.R. Table. SS-0. Good asonable. l\1ake orrcr .
Slirt: p/lime. but. r /time C.!'il . Apply 9.11 a.m . -=;;:==~-;;C:::';;::-;~'-l~Con~~d~1l~••~•~·~64~2~·~6~148~---1 Petn'e•. 220 • --Cerntos atilr.w e w l lltrain LRITOL E HP E I C t i;it:RNTOO '"IR 9'X ll' ~ nen.... ug, · ' ""·m1'tuce Sale All Week, ~1all. 865·3518. cner1~tic, articulate J>CO· E I' T L s c c R T L L E E F E o 1' o o Store m anagers & Asi;is · $300 r u pl~ho have .strong tant Manager&. Mature. &t44924. Ref r 1 g., Kc nm ore VIDIO PONG GAME. 6
voiCf!. Oral reading test S V f. RP" E O L w S H TO wt-: A t: R ajl;j!rcssive self lltarters. Washer, L.iv . Rm. Set. mos new. Best orfer.
. req~. L M S i\f G S E Y G E C M R O W E P R H National chain Jr .. Sports Appllanc n 80 Io Dbl Bed, D1nlng Rm, 01· 838·Z?$3 after 7 p.m.
· W9"; ForThe lest M LO D N R C N L E WO R C 1 L r. t' S wear . Apply Petnes. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ds -N-Ends'. Xlnl Cond.1----------·1
C•l.33-1091 Los Cerritos Mall. Lady Kenmore Washer & 54().2241 The rastest dra~ ln the ... 0 L 0 N I A I y E H p M A L G N I R u G L d West a Daily Pilot <. TIMI Ure Switchboard Operator full as Dryer $100 ea. a 'I Octagon Gan'le Table w /4 Cl ··r"ed Ad 642 5618 Ubrwtn. IM:. o M R s R 8 L 1. M S S N 0 0 R H S ll M or p(time. Must be avail Kenmore Elec Dryer flS, Uphol. wrap ~:'o~u~n~dl;;;;.,;;';;';;';;;;;;';;;;.;;;;';;I
3, II sh i(t!l. Apply Wed. Guar/Del. 546-8672. c hairs, J yr old. Min 1-t1-~ TW 1114 1111 ... nti..1 .. ..._ • ..,.._, ,......... C 1J
Mdtwe .......... -.... •1 .. -i1,.111 1.,...,w..r1..t-i.. betwn lOam & lpm, l9CUrrchestrreezer. Cond. $250. a Needld Student. p/time 11.w• ..... -.... M1111 1••1 1--., Superior Answeri ng e'f~ Good d i -°'-----·-----~ "'I civic le count)' RARl"A.CLF.:8 1 • ..:r.cHr:s MUS HltOOM Service, 250 E . 17lh St, •'"'·962 311ce0n ' ed' red 1 pro ,·'2~rhr.Apply 'FV."8 LICE RING•'ORM ... Slllte I , C.M. (Upstairs) . Couch. M 1t. ve vet. JQ2'1 • Coul Hwy, No fVSGI MIMTt.£1'0£ TA .. EWOflM ~ Some wood trim. Xlnl
. LAMPRn' MOl.ll TOA.~'TOOL .. _ .... =~'~ ... .::;· _______ .,You don't need a gun "' cend ~oo 960 -G, a Och. 49'7·1034, TOMORROW! M .. I c--"""'·-. . ... . ·~. ~ F "draw rut" when you l---'-------t ~ • .t!f'(Km M· BnJOv mu(h l•r1t•r "S••li. & find·· pul zlt~ w11h ovtr VI Try a D a 11 y P J I o l pl•ce an ad lo lhe DAiiy ' sot a w (Wood trim. 2
di!ICm.·eri"' I>'"' p•n•I in 11n 11u.n~·· M-ri'" ,,, 2~·Ptltt hr • .,klr t•. Classified l\d to buy, at:ll PiJOI. Want Ads t Calt n ow bu.n'ltoranse velvet chn. ~!!_'.ll01~~tthdllndog ~b •e1111! Tonrdtt ••nh~~~. I; n,·~~ .. 1111. ... nit s,""h' '.t<h. m•k •n1tch~k· or rent tomethioi. &42-5611. IK&-OB&S. , -,_a 1L we , .,.,...l<.l, 1n -~ ., i"" n c11"' ~ 1 IL IW',....pRptr
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phone
Dally Pilot
Clauified, 642·5678
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-. Powu 9040 Motorcycle1 Vlll'\S 9570 ah.un 9720 Stvh 9761 Vol•o 9772 Codillac ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••
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-'iust.RU. '63 18' Glas 11ur ••••••••••••••••••••••• '70 Ford W1 ndo Van. WILLRUYYOUlt OUHGECOUMTY ,.,...-"""\ COLT OLDSMOllLE ~~Uonpleii:crocve"'°•h ••n.~ Y1\PifAJIA tOOCC $245 Cptd. Sm~~:M'1\l1'11. l)A1'SUN. TOYOTA, EXCLUSIVE VOLVO r W».i:n. auto., radio, GMC TIUCKS
l See at 34072 AlcaLar OR \'Ol.KSWAG EN • fOI .._,~•<•• $!"'5. t989EM R ). HOHD • CARS Canopy, ski equip, n1any Dana ftoint 6 !'AID }o'Oit EXCLUSIVELY VOLVO '"' -obin ~
xtru.'$1,$00. 963·t9i7. ·w Dodge Lo1
1"d &nud y.td OH NOT Orange County l,.argest Volvo Dealer TModore R • UM.--11v O ,-4 < k 2~· TS E ndu• cyl ~n·' Paric c crp o c 1 • FORD ~ _,, '" "'111:u i JV ,. 'l'tJl'l)OLL1\lt ~ II\ range uun y. Huge 2850Ha.rbor81vd. IS' Cruiser. fiberg lass. un ~ood cond . sacrifice at SJOOO 675 •lo.«.!J CALL ~ BUY or Lf<:A.SE """"llarbor Blvd. "-!•Mesa 540-9640 der eonstruc!\ion. Sale or $600 968 7452 OJ H fo'CT • .,..,., ........, .. trade tor late mdlSporti. '69 f"ord W1ntluw Van, SAl.Bi''.HNAOENE • ~ta~te.sa 642·00101 -'="-----'------
Car.89f).4003 ·~~!~,~a te~d .1~~d~ ;1u5~: !~~~5;cio J-'ord van ~o o.a.i2 • ~···~· ~.[~·~,~.·~ Cadillac. . Ford 9940 71r.?~~M .~Pe~o:;~; ~~~i ·~• C MOTOI •••••••••••••••••••••,•• ··'l. 6, 4~2017 .._ lallsie Ma hol!. Buy $6..'i(). KJ.1·14~ CA.I Selec ~ -Launch. Rtslored l'ontl, t'1hcri:lus:. Cap fo~: ,1. ·72 Fiot 9725 AUTHOIJllO tlOll •73 FORD LTD
twin Screw, full ,·vri; Hanchf'ril, $200. 6:rJ 61MI ••••••••••••••••••••••• s.-t & S.•k• 2025 S. Manchester IRGM. '68 Old:s CuUw.Jl1 Suprem
.Bimini top. $2750 or w11i Motor Homes. 7:30to3 34"~----r.aor~~ DAVE ROSS Anaheim 750-2011 OYEI 100 Aulo. tr~ns .. ru clory cur. ;~;00 ~~ar":: ~~3~0;1~1j,_
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Chrysler. New ('at .• 11nu ·74 Vo•'Ul' 2!l ', lM,000 rr11. ""'Al.f". •S'"RVIC'" Cad"lla 2060 1-larbor v · p1uTO VH "' WE PAY TOP DOIJIJAH ~ "' "' I c r-M ••2 '"'10 " FFMrad10 11;1naPt fully e4u1µ _. ;1Vt'1Hn).!, J.~ORTOPUSEIJ CAHS P1\l{TS •Lt-:;ASINC oyoto 9765 'l..N'l>la el3 .,.....,.., Radjo & heater. ~.2,9,,0 .. •,95°2· fi11 ,~t olr. m,1'",07;,W i.1 \'t:, sii.:.oo t'OllE JGN,OO~tt-:s1·1 c FIAT ....................... CLOSE 2.00 H•rbor8htd .• ) '73 t~o rd Torino, mint {20GCPT). ---·-a 4 1 " orCLJ\SSICS TOYOTA \......_C°'t.lM•w~o-•100/ cond. New s teel radials. llteodonlobin•
Boston Whaler 13· 1~;7 4H JtEN'f ·rtt fo: ut-:ST' ·73 If your l'ar 1s exl ra ~·lt•;111 OUT $2500 714 540·271ll clays. FORD
Johnson . N cv.· w ,1 t i: r t-:xe1·ut1\'l' ~·. Jll ~uxur~ st•e us fir~t Exclusi•e Deolitr ·72 J::I ,?oratlo_ Converti· 72 Pint;-;unabout, xlnl 2060 1-larbor 81.vd
pump$10506427•142;1111 ex tra:. r·rct• milt•" l'\t BAUERBUICt< I l l1.I W Wamt•r .:it Ma1n SouthCoastArra OM '?5 Models hie . F1rcm1 st green . ood 22000 rni nu mags CostaMesa 642·001U.,,...
rty 979 w56. 2!)25 1-lurbor J\l vd ~ant a An<i 5.i7·2132 :n ,000 m1 100...,.r extras &' •··d· ,,·1 tires' I owner By owner. 21' 'fra\'t•h·r ---('o:-ta l\l c:.:1 97!12!.iOO B •-at 76 S I , $4850 .. · ' 74 Runabout 4 spd ract Cabin Cru1:.cr v.· 1;11110 , W1nten l.l'tl l\l otor lloml·" · "'Yor~asit .uper c ean . ~ · $2(Xl{)f1rm675-l:l:H3lfno . · '
MllRQUIS 675-6411 . •. 6423121 air,xlntcond.$2500 h ead, frc ~h \\,1lt·r. H &ll J\1otur llom£'11cn TOP DOLLAR ___ ---answer · 673·67 14
icebox. 1r.s l\1l·r1·r u11>l'r tals. <i 0011 To Choo•• from ·74 Cou de V•lle ·•< 000 P •1D -pe · ""'· '68 4 dr. GHhtx1e 390 eng, 996ft. Nul'anvas !).Ul<l lS:I. A MQTQ R 5 All l<"S + 00 895 ..__.., .., T 'I T I 9 170 mi. x ... · ..,, · 2 b ca<b PS air n.•lfect • 'J"-'" -ra1 en, r"a•e IMMEDI •TELY BUY 675 7629 ' . . • , .,.... •••••••••••••••••••••• Bos ton Wh ;.1lcr 1:1" w1lh ti ••••••••••••••••••••••• "" · · oond, $625 64 2-299-& after 5 I#
1-1 P Ev l n r u d (' S7o0 ·7 5 Comfort. 17'-:.'. St· It FOR ALL Avrry Pkwy -SO t'rwy '65 Cod Coupe Oev1lle hke P~1 ATLAS -
645-2'156 co nt a 1 n ed . S 3 , o 11 O FOREIGN CARS MISSION VIEJO or new. ~1 ust see to a pp. Lincoln 9945
----a.12-0579 CALLORCOMEIN f.L'.11 ~ 495·12111 LEASE Call968-4637 Pl---~· t4 ' Nylo:.; Fil1l'l'l-(l .J .~:-1 _ · ----------1•••••••••••••••••••••• Chrv•ler YrnVMYn "'
Boat. St11tabl1· for h ~ TroilitN,Utility 9180 TOSEEUS ·1 1 C1>ro n<1 l>l x. 4·s ptl '74LIMCOLH ()pen0aily&Sun.'til10;
h1n g, u .1y vutb11a 1•d ••••••••••••••••••••••• R11d 1.1l tire s. FJ\1 FROM CM•r"Olet 9920 4DOOR PM
motor. $21Jll. t;all r:ntloscd ulllity t ratll'r rnult 1plcx / <'assettc ••••••••••••••••••••••• Jcl black with egg shell 2929 11 arbor8lvd.,
645-4445. $500. Call $1.11:,0 .S.l6 :ll!H interior leather. Fu Jly Costa Mesa
Boats, Soil 9060 ---7>1 -RRll ---GJ])&111• l•11,;l CONNELL <-qwpped with all !he ex-, ___ 5_4_6-_1_9_3_4.-~~
•••••••••••••••••••••••Auto ~r"Yicr & CLOSE OUT """" WJW tra.!I cxcepl s unroor.1-'66 PLYMOUTH '1~:~\r:;,\, ·-~-~ ........... !~.0-~ 31oo wcoasl H•i NE-VOLVO CHEVROLET "·o000
nmix''°'s' sa'9s VALIAHT
05 SALE 4 Or., 4 speed trans., fa,:
__ 554-2.IS~2. cvt..'s YW fn9' 40H.P. 642·94 FIAT SALl':S & SERVICf': JOH SOM & SOM tory air, R&H. 57 ,11 -f l'IM Hu1ho1 [ M f'4h 'iJ01 Columbn• 21;· l9G!J, ~uod SJ0.0040/530 47!19 a t. 6 • • NEW 2828 Hor"bor" Bl•d. Lincoln Men:ury miles. $1095. <SZS887).
cond .. nc .... i\tcr1:urv ~J llP PORSCllF.-\'W Or"anqe County 's Before you Oft remainin9 Autos, Us.r d COST,\ Mt:SA 2fi26 lla rbor Hl \'d . Theodon Robins ~ ~!~L~~~~~l~\· ,.:1°u~·jll .1~;~ ~t~c~~·~~~('~u~k,c~lk~l:~~~ Hi:~el~pos ~;er" buy ...• See: '75 TOY OT AS w~·············;;·j~ 546-1200 sc40:~lel.O 2060 .~!~Blvd .• --
_l'_P_. 12_!•1 I l!IB :noH du r (• y tr: m N c v· Bill Maxry Toyota Mission Yie1· 0 also Demo Sale ••·•••••••••••••••·••·• 1973 Chevy _l\1 ah bu . auto, 1---,-;: 9947 Costa ~1esa 642-0010...
, 23, 645·6101 with '72 RIVIEHA. (.:lt'an. lo p/s, p /b, air, v1n top, MaYertC• :_ . . ......... Aquanus -----Call HnJ:c r orBill I t m i lc a~c . $2500. Call ·d ··i -It con d ••••••••••••••••••••••• 13Cuda,33,000m1,a1r.~-
.l\1u s t Sell ' 'l'rlr plu ~ ·73 Porst·hc 911-·r ~1otor. 847 -8555 mpor s NTS ra ~~ s, x n . 4·spd & muc h mor.
-.:tr<1 s . Xlnt 1·ond. p,·t. also "6.5 Porsche ~1otor . FREE APPRA_l_S_A_L__ Avt•ry exit. S.D. DISC OU 640·S999. ~e~~~.~~d';.'295 · 645·0490 J~v~~gK LOADED! 673-7020
1'1y $1000 firn1. 751 ·M745 &15-l231or646·5807 Freeway ·71 Buick Eslatc Wag. Lo
l'\t'S We buy used cars & as hicJh a s mi 's. Totally equip. Xlnt
---IA•utosforSale trucks. Call G ltOTll 8311740 contl.$2850.640·5022
.\lust ::,('II JO' k ctt·h, xlnt 1••••••••••••••••••••••• Ci l1':VROLB"r for a free -$1100
(_•ond ~.IOOO or he:.t offer . 'ques <1ppraisal. Honda 972
·l!1:1ti61ii Classics 9520 GllO'fll CJIEVROLET •••••••••••••••••••••• fromlist price
Sa 1 I ho a c 4 7 0 by ••••••••••••••••••.••••• 18211 Bcaeh .Blvtlh, ·74 C1v1c. 4-s ptl . H i ii. D l •
VanGuard. Cla ss A. ruc.1957 Chcvr. t'lass1c. 4-847.~~tln)l:ton~~~-:J3:l1 !l atc h. Sup,cr c lean. GeoJt WJtb
1ng hoal. Ll)A 15 '6". door. original paint .. ex· $2,350.546·5243/dys. ...--;-\
I.WI. 1<1 '7", bcan1 5'6' ccllcnt body t·ond1t1on, SELLING YOUR CAR? --- -, ':t . A FUGhull 21:1·861·6800 . nc.w. brak~s. 52.000 '74HondaC1vie Al\'l /F M :...."/. TQYQT or1g1nal miles. needs TOP PRICES PAID Like nu. $2,350. Mus
t..:ol umb1a 5.5 meter. l3' new transmission. $500 1',or lrnports sell ' Phone 675·7895. 19b6 llarbo• r 1.' 6·16 9J01
OPPORTUHITY
knocks ofl cn when you
use rcsult ·~ctting D:iil y
Pilot Cl;.1ss1ficd Ads to
reach the Orange Coast
rna rkcl.
Phone 642·567S
overall. New sails, Xlnt or offer. Ca\1830-3157. Paid fvr or Not
cone!., "'Islip. 968·1029. 1----------1 Deon Lewis Imports 1959 FORD w /retractable ~lu ::.t sell immcd. 12· Hardtop,i:oodbody &in-1966 11arbor.C.M.
Karmann Ghia 9735 "tlf Toyota Nct•ils cng1n1·1 .... ~~~~~~~~~
••••••••••••••••••••••• "ork. S5uu or offer .]:
64f,.!JJ03 Sailboat s uils in good terior. Alt orig. $7.50. or ----------'70 Ghia , mcchan1c<1Jly 5-IH 0289 ___ Cadillac 9915
good,n1cl'1nter1o r. ~lake . • ---••••••••••••••••••••••• t·ond. trade for ? 751·5143
962-3983 ----------1'57 Ranchero. Nu i:faint ,
M' Regulation Sabot, com · int, m-ags. am /fm S·
pleteS295 tra ck. $800/bst ofr
751-0150 557·3925.
Boats, Slips
Docks
Recritationol
9070 Yithicles 9530
••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
AOA1' SLIPS amper shell $200 : San-
Somf' llvc·aboards dra1I w /out motor $300:
&15-8616 Ext418J Ph. 75 1·8811
Slip for small boat, up to Dune Buggy lSOOcc VW .
16' $25 mo./yrly Ualboa Air Shocks, cumplcle 1n·
Is land. Call 673·93S8, terior. super s harp .
eves after 6 552·8583.
TOP
$
Paid r·on
Used VW 's
Paid for or Mot
1:m.;•tg}I
111111 ·uc v
llwit lk'h 842 «JS
ff 497-1664 70t.:orona . .idr.neVt't1rcs. o er. _ Gd contl SIOOO. After 5
Mcnda 9738 call 556·1480 ....................... -----. . ·74 Corolla. Auto. radio, HX J -~974 . 6000 m1 . htr.12.000mi $2,700/or
AM /Jo ~1 . auto. air cond. a::.sumf' lo:.in. 537 ·610 1
$4000/bst. Call 833-1408 1 ~--.1-,-u-·oo-.<-s_p<1 __ --1·rnumph ••••••••••••••••••••••• 9767
~si~~;;i1C<tll Lynn 8 t '72 Triumph TR·6
-----9-7-4-0' Lov.· n11lf:s. :."harµ' Al\1 I Men:rdes Brnz }''J\1 H»!CUJ\1 ••••••••••••••••••••••• SAVE$
GARDEN WEST VW
2 Hlut·ki; y.·
Boats, Spttd&
Ski 9080
Wherl Dri•e• 9550 Autos, Imported •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••
L10as10
H10w-Us10d
OVER 100
MERCEDES
ON DISPLAY
Hous10 of Imports
of Beurh Hh<l
7600 "'' estn11nst1•r Ill\ d
••••••••••••••••••••••• WE'VE MOVED! lwdi 9707 Westminster R!.l:t 75.'il
SKf Boat 19· Halle t. 1974 BIG STOCK Cstm puint. 452 Olds
engine . 1'ndm lrlr. Xlnt OF HEW & USED
cond. 1 ply only. 847 ·5721 4 WHEEL DRIVES
-'"-"-'30_r_M_. ---1 COPELAND'S
!\larch 1 2{)' Day Crsr. 455 JEEP CITY Olds land l<I•. loaded.
150 hrs., like new $5000
SeU /trade (714 )673· 7601
200 I E. Isl SI.
Santo Ana
Transportation 558-8000
••••••••••••••••••••••• '72 JEEP
•••••••••••••••••••••••
·74 FOX 4 Or. ste reo. lo
mi. Clean. $4600. Ph :
673-5985 C\'CS.
AUTllUR!Zl-:o Votksw091tn 9770 r.1r:ncr:o1-:;s D1'-:ALE R •••••••••••••••••••••••
6tS62 :\1 anchester. WANTED
Buena Park used ·70 vw·s or older.
BMW 9712 523·7250 C<tl1631-2271 dealer.
••••••••••••••••••••••• On the Santa Ana F"''' - -----ORANGE COUNTY'S ----------·-·74 Super Beetle. red tan
OLDEST 'W 280SF.:. Full pwr, air, interior. pin stri_pp1ng ,
am tfm . $4,500. Al\l l lo~l\1. 13,500 m1. s how
~ 497 -1527 aft5/wknds. room cond. $600. 1'0P.
" 833-9424 MERCEDES '68 V\-V -,.1-0-s<-kk-. G-.rl
tires & engine . $675
Our success
Poses some
Very Interesting
Opportunities
We've bc!e<i i.el!iog o let of
new Cod1lloc1. Al'ld !hot
meons we ve been !Jt!tlir>g o
lol of deon, lcw·mileoge
co•~ on !rode Come in todoy
ond 1ee 0111 1elechon of
gteol cor buy1.
C=rs. Sal• 9120 STH. WGN.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Pwr steering. radio,
Sa !es. Service-Leasing
Roy Carv10r, Inc.
Rolls Royce nr.1w sa1 ... 544.3411. ______ 11 1t1s 1r1111pa. sans -o. tl!tgen<• ,,,,,., ..... y <l>I'<..; ...
Camper s hell, Ice box,
Cabinets, F.:t c . $375.
645· 7981 or 646·0176 aft . 5
heater. $2895 (NB9464 )
Tlteodore Robins
'FORD
2060 Harbor blvd.
·t9 Chev . Camper Costah1esa S42·0010
Special+'71 Cabover
234E.17th 5t.
Costa Mesa 546·44<14
CREVIER
Ser.-ice
L10asin9
Mission Viejo
Imports
Avery exit, S.O.
F'rcew.ay
'68 VY.' Sunda1\ C<t mpcr.
l·:x eond S2000 or best of·
fer. 962·4657
'70 VW Pickup
Clean. lots nf e ar ~o
space, little gas. ~19!:1F .
SAVE$
obi• det\I•• ophon Codolloc
moke• ll<17MC0l
1!175 (I hraM $llt5
CobfOol•t top, d\lol co.,,fotl
••""· "''"'o w/lope Podded !09, •v*'Y dlo . .t10. (50ANAP!
117• C,.. DI Ylllt S5lt5
Von~I top oll leot._ inre<. !>, .. ..,
.. /8 hock lope •le. !969JTVI
1965 El Camino. 6 cyl.
A/T , new tires. $700 .
675·8624 eves & wknds.
2 Door, radio, heater. '69 Fury III. 2 Of'.
$1495. (394CKZ ). hardtop, rblt cngint\(J
Theodore Robins trans. Nds tires. runs~
FORD $750. Call art 5. 646·721S .•
'73 CHEVY 2060 Harbor Blvd. '1'1Mtdf'rbir"d 9979"
IMPALA WA.GOH Costa Mesa 642-0010 •••••••••••••••••••••iHll
Power steering, factory M t 9952 1968 Thunderbird 4 dr>-
a1r. An excell ent "'aJ.:011 "1 anq good cond., best orr. amt r "I •• • •••••••••••••••••••••• for your ;.1m1 Y nceus , . trade548-1671 . .,. Carries our Goltl Crest 65 Mustang 289, good con· ..=.=.:.:..:.=-=-'-'---~-.
\'/arranl)'. 1110665). · d1tion, $800. 645·3972 or '72 T-Bird AC , PS. pif
Onl $2675 547-:r708. PW. ;mmac cond. 5292$ IY 558·9300 days, 673-Sz!!
JOHt(SOM & SOM Oldsmobile 9955 eves.
Lincoln Men:ury
262ti 1-larbor Bl\'tl ,
Costa l\1es a
540-5630
....................... -=-='-------.....
73 Olds Cutlass Salon a/c, Vega 9971
p/s, p/b , & p/w, till whl , ••••••••••••••••••••••
stereo tape. vin. top., No money down. New '1J
ne w tires brakes & Vega GT. A /C, 4 -s ~
----------1 shocks. owner moving radials. 4,500 mi. Tak.;
'63 Chevy Impala SS. air must sell. Call today. over payments. 631-JQI?.
cond, ne w tires. Super 559.0098 or.548-9391.
clean. $750. 4,996~-~6~74~7'---1-=:..::=-------1 ----------
'62Chc\'Y II . 4 cyl. 2 dr, g:d _... _ _. .._. 9800 •-~--, u•w 9800 tires. gd cond. $450 . .eunos, rirw AWnn "
646·4532aft6:30 Pl\1 . ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••
"68 Camaro VS air, PS PR
ma ~s. stereo, xtras .
$1500 642-8723
Ch<ysl .. • ••••••••••••••••••••••
'72 CHRYSLER
NEW YORKER
4 Door hardt o p .
beautiful low mi\ea)!e
luxury ra r with lots or
eye appeal. (125FY Y).
Only $2675
JOHNSON & SON
Lincoln Men:ury
2626 1-larbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
540-5630
1969 Chrysler Newport
Custom fully equipped.
Auto trans, p/s, p /b. at e .
6 wa y p/seats. Rcclln1n
front seat. Fr-.1 & S lrack.
Nu tires. I Owner, xln
cond. 548 -8467
Continental •••••••••••••••••••••••
BY OWNER. '73 <1-dr
Sedan. Lincoln Continen-
tal. 8 way split bench pv.·r
seat. Air. am/fm s tereo,
tape. Cruise control.
'76 PACER
~~
Camper. Very c lean. 00 Bronco. (302 ), r.I br.
S ips 6. PS/PU, radio, htr, gates, 10/15, US mags,
AC. AT. ·sucket seats. tach, etc. Absolute super
Jul ly se l r cont a 1ncd. clean. $3.400/bst ofr. Call
$.1500. Call S46·5S51 or for details, 646·5961. Aft &I Sl .. altOADWAY
SANTA ANA
835·3171
THE UlTIMAT! OA!Vll+Q MACl+INE 831 -1740 GARDEN WEST VW lt74 SM. hYlllt S5lt5 Sore track braking. Pwr 53798 ., ... ~ 897-4613. 6/wkdys & 10·6 wknds. 2 Hlol·k:. "-c.~, .. c-"oi •t..eo w/8 tr<><~ steering, brakes, win·
Motorcycles/ Trvc:ks 9560
1op11 ioo.;.dl IS.. 1024961 dow's & antenna. 43.000 '72 Bava ria. air. am/fm, 'f>2 190C, Am/fm. R&H, 11740 DtrMoS72!5 easy mi. Mint cond.
s unroof, 41 ,000 , xlnt Good Buy~ $1500. eA,SOO r,·,m. See ,·n NB 0,
of Ht•:.u·h Bl\11
7600 \\ t•stm 111:.lt·r Ill\ cl Scoofe-n 9 I 5 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •
'7JFORD
RAHCHERO
\\'cstm1nstl'r ff:!!:l 73.<;I C II 9325 Cob<.....,, "'" lull po ...... ,, .. .., ..... eond. Rsl over $6,750 a 675· o111t.eXlfo1(1<1 2K1tO) Buena Park. 523·145Q ........................
750 BSA, 1969 , Rotkct 3
Low mi., ori,e:1nal cond.,
$1 ,000. Sacrifice. 645-7290
or 646·6635.
58l-2826 /830·Sl:l80. '6l Me rcedes 22Q sr.:s blk ·72 Bug. recently rebuilt 1173 El DwMt S5S'5 btwn S:30am & 5pm.
'73 3.0 cs Coupe. Blue v.·/rcd lcalher int , nu enE:1n l'. new c lutch •-~ <•·-•• C-•••. •"/OM l l-------~---1 Auto, 1rans, factory air.
power sleer. vinyl roof,
$.1595 ( 43368 p )
S 900 213) ,96 2332 ~ .. , -· ... '6SL1ncoln.Xlntcond. leathint.4 spd ,a1r,Xlnt en~. $1300 or offer. I , ·I · •t..eo,.,.., ......... o1.ek.(J<1<1-
cond. 642·Z711 833·7908. afler5p.m .. ______ 11 Jft ) $850.
'71 SUZUK1 400 Dirt Bike,
$450. or will trade for '?
751-5143
Theodore Robins
FORD
20601-tarbor Blvd.
-'-'-~------L-=~=----::-::-:-:1 ----548-2689 or 64 2·6351. GB 9744 '68, auto, mtnl cond. $895. 117JSM.DIYlleSSl95 ·
SADDLEBACK ••••••••••••••••••••••• ·50 N · I 1·,cs onl v;,.y11op,tu111eott...,.ie<eo,-CorY~ . u pain . 1 • •
reblt , $650. 675-2325, oll••ITa• {JSOGWTI
•New '75 BMW• Costa Mesa 642·0010
'73FORD
F-IOOP.U.
BMW l\tark. '6S MGB GT R aci ng
Gr ee n. xlnl cond .
Radials, AM /FM, clean.
Must sell ! $1 ,750. firm . '73 YW Full dress. !las all in·
eluding AM /i',X stereo
radio. Going back cast.
MUST SELL! Ca ll Auto lrans, pwr steering.
R&H. $3200 llOWJS)
Theodore Robins
FORD
2M02 Me,.,...tte Pkwy.
MlmlonVl•Ja
lft-2040 • •N-4141
UM AYWI rel'lfwlJ hit
Open lund•J•
536-1506 btwn 4·6p.m. 2 DOOR 1---c---~-=::-ci Vinyl roof, radio. heater.
onche 9750 $2:195. (OOSHJQ ). • 956-7299 days. or 778·1076
eves.
••••••••••••••••••••••• Throdore Robins
3 9!IT, Targa. 5 spd, FORD
850Cc AM /FM Sttreo, Mags, New '75 Norton 20601-lnrborBlvd. ___ 1 S 11 20f.Ol l:irborHlvd. •• 880 '74 Su•uk•' 380CC AIC. Slll.SOO. i\ ust e ! r~1 M 642 0010 .._, · ' · Costa Mesa 642-0010 '74 Bf\.1W 2002, Sunroof, 962·2325 or 548.3869 ..,.,,, a 1 esa ·
S87,=•-·_833_·9_54_2. ____ , Stereo, 6000 m i. Wht/ '"" 8 L"k N -Su uk' 1'500 tl 73 Chevy Cheyenne Dix Navy 642_78.15 f\.1orn & PORSCHE-VW "" us. 1 c nu. u cng. ~.'bl 1 Be 1• ~fery e-.~t ton P.U .. xlnt cond, Eve · RECARO bucket seals. tires, radio. gd mi, pvt
,..,., ... a e . s o er. l ~lo~a~ded""'-·~·~9~3~-338"""'~---1 ;:;::::::;------~o;-;;; I Blk leather w/blk cor-ply. Sl,795. 673 ·2065 / 644-7936 I ~ C-' 9715 528-1570. SF ~T k250Su -r-·· duroy trim. N e w ., _________ _
, H d ·~ 3800 . 197 On.1 rue per ••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,~c 6 Ol 7~ on a .-v. mt., Cab. Ranger XL T. AC. , . . I-~=~· ~'=-------1 '59 VW good transporta-
lille new, $1325./best of· PS, PB, air horn. Lucas 71 Capn, 2000cc Low m1., lion $350.
l«.557-8989. lights,Slepbumpe<,Xlnl s159>. 53S 2 030 °• 75 PORSCHE 5'5·4264
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EDITION
VOL. 68, NO. 294, 3 SECTIONS, ~ PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today's Closing
N. 't'. St,oeks
TUESDAYi OCTOBER 21, 1975 TEN CENTS
110naen Funable Police A .gility Tests
By DOUGLAS FRrnscHE
Of ... 0.lly ,.191 ....
Results u( phys ical agility tests
in the Irvine Police Depart·
ment's Cir::;t rt."c ruiting drive in·
dicate that women may nol be
Slulable for police patrol duties,
according to Police Chief Leo E .
Pt"art.
There are other roles in police
'fl.'ork suitable for women, said
Pe-art.
''I think there hs no question
that women have a valuable
place in law enlorcemei,rt as in·
ve-stigators and in the (_~a of
some sensitive crimes," Peart
said,
"But I think there are some
~rious questions about whether
they are qualified for the
physical demands of patrol duty
on the streets,'' be said.
The department h..:1 becun
test.a or 234 applicants lo fill two
open police patrol posts. The 234
were selected from a listof more
-than 1.600 applicants to find a
place on the three-month-old
rorce.
About~ of the applicants were
women who went throuah the
physical agility tnts last Satur-
day, said Peart.
ThrH women were still in the
running following the.day's exer·
Uon. he said.
The Cuilures were surpns1nc.
ho •aid. •ddlng th ot the test bad
been tooed down because or the
'WOmen applicants.
Som~ of the more strenuous ac·
tiviUes llke scaling an eight-foot.
wall were eliminated, be said.
J.dditionally , the gradin&
curve wa~ modified ao th•l about
90 perttnt of lh~e tested WO\lld
pass, Pearta:aJd.
Opened 215,ooo.
Letters • m 20 Years
Checks
Found
On Roof
By ALAN DJRKIN
0t I ... 0.11~ ~lol SUit
A roofer round a purse, con-
taining $153.217 in cashier's
checks, in a brown bag lying on
top or the Eastland Savings and
Loan Association building on
Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa.
this morning.
The 9 a.m . discovery ended a
fite·month wait for them to turn
up by United California Bank and
lhe 84.year·old Costa Mesa widow
lu 1,1,·hom the checks were made
out. \
Costa Mesa police investigator
James Strickland said that the
checks were in denominations or
Sl0,000, $5,000, and $1 ,000 and
were difficult to cash because of
the de nominations.
He said that the woman had re·
ported the checks missing May
14 . They could not have been
cashed without being verified,
and the bank had the serial num·
bers.
The woman , who lives in a
hotel, has never explained lo
police why she would need sUch
large amounts or money in
cashier's checks.
"When she reported them mis·
sing, she only told the bank -it
was the bank who called us," In·
vestigator Strickland said.
The otricer said that an · al·
tempt was made to cash one of
the checks at a bank in Beverly
Hills, but the worn an suspect fled
while verification was being
made.
The elderly woman had repurt-~
ed $150,000 worth or checks miss·
ing, thol:Jgh . the exact amount.
was $153,217.
The checks were found in a
purs e that contained credit cards
and miscellaneous papers. "She
had not even told us that all the
other things were missing, loo,"
the investigator added.
,
Lif eguiµ-d' s
Ear Severed
In Struggle
San Clemente lifeguard Andy
Reich had the lobe or his left ear
bitten off during a figbt at the
home or a LagtJri<l Beach man
ear1y today, police reported.
A Snow Joh
Sign Seized, Stolen
THE SIGN WARNING about the snow plow on Laguna
Canyon Road has been stolen Crom the Laguna Beach Police
Department.
ll all started Saturday as Laguna Beach Policeman
Michael Ferris drove into the Art Colony to report for the
daysbilt.
Ferris came upon a large official sign posted along
Laguna Canyon Road. it warned "Blue Light Means Snow
Plow.··
FERRIS RETURNED on duty and wrestled the rour·
foot by JO.foot sign into a city vehicle and took it to the police
department where it was booked as evidence. Because or its
size the sign was left outside the police station in the police
parking lot.
Pqlice Sgt. Terry Temple theorized the sign was stolen
from a Northern California area and installed by pranksters
on nonsnowy stretch or Laguna· Canyon not usually !re·
quented by snow plows.
Then Monday as police looked for the sign, they found it
had disappeared from storage.
''THIS IS EMBARRASSING, ''Sgt. Temple said.
S. County Growth
A Must-Watson
By DOUGLAS FRrnSCHE
OltlM O.llr "i.ts....
South Orange County must be
developed, Irvine Company
President Raymond Watson told
a county advisory panel Monday.
But members of the group
responded that new building in
the southeastern end of the coun·
ty is causing a ''mad hatter's tea
party" as the more affluent
move south, leaving the older
areas to the less wealthy.
As industry shifts south to
areas like the Irvine Industrial
Complex and its new eas tern ad-
dition, it leaves cities like
Fullerton with the problem or
financing servi ces like
Coates Admits
Guilt in OC
Murder Trial
Gregory Glen Coates pleaded
guilty to second degree murder
late Monday in Orange County
Superior Court and was sen·
tenced to five years to life in state
prison for the killing of his step.
mother in her San Juan
Capistrano home.
Coates, 18, of Riverside, filed
the plea before Judge James H.
Walsworth just two weeks before
he was to go on trial for the
murder May 4 or Betty Lorraine
Goates. 48, of 33911 Via de Agua,
San Juan.
children·s education for workers
who cannot afford to live in the
same city as their jobs, said
Anaheim realtor Joe While.
The comments came from
members of the Orange County
Citizens Direction Finding Com·
mission as they met in the Irvine
C.ompany·s Newport Beach of-
fices. The commission was
formed in 1971 to advise the coun·
ty Ik>ard or Supervisors on poli cy
matters.
The session with Irvine Com·
pany representatives was de·
signed to give the g?oup the com·
pany·s side or the story of Orange
County growth as the group seeks
ways to improve the county's
economy.
The presentations and com-
ments focused on the issues of
agricultural preservation, and
industrial and residential de·
velopment.
Company President Watson
told the group that even if taxes
were rolled back to their 1960
level, agriculture still could not
be a continuing profit·making en·
terprise on Irvine Ranch lands.
The problems range from the
more frequent vandalism found
in an urban area to the, higher
cost of fertilizer with a smell ac-
ceptable lo neighbors. he said
Meanwhile, he said, Orange
County is not the breadbasket or .
the starving world. He described
the company 's production as
"luxw-y food " like asparagus. It
(See GROWTH, Page A2l
'Poorly
Run' Job
-Panel
WASHINGTON (APJ -The
CIA opened m ore than 215.000 let·
ten; over 20 years knowing it was
illegal and despite two internal
studies which showed the opera·
lion was poorly run and or
marginal intelligence value, ac·
rord1ng to evidence made public
today b)' lhl! Senate intelligence
committee.
The disclosures came after it
was learned the CIA opened and
read at least three and perhaps
eight letters written by commit-
tt"e Chairman Fra nk Church <D·
Idaho}. durine and an.er a 1911
trip he made to the Soviet Union.
Church confirmed in a
tl'lephone interview Monday that
copies of two letters he had writ·
ten to the Soviet Union ''thanking
OU(' hosts (or their courtesies"
had been found in CIA files . The
senalot authorized release or the
two letters to the Associated
Press.
Statistics provided by the Cen·
tral Intellige nce Agency and
made pubLic by the committee to-
day showed that envelopes con·
taining more than 2.7 million let·
ters to and from the SoViet Union
and passing through the Ne w
York City post of(ice had been
photographed and that 215,820 or
these were opened.
Thomas Abernathy, formerly
with the CIA inspector general's
ofrice, told the committee he pre·
pared a study in Fe bruary 1961
showing that .. no tangible opera-
tional bene(ils have accrued'" to
the agency 's Soviet division from
the maiJ.opening operation.
Abernathy also said he found a
laC"k or t•oordination among the
various CIA units involved in the
program and that he recom·
mended recons idering its value
and preparing a cover s tory
s hould the operation be publicly
disclosed. .
"We assumed everybody r e·
alized it was illegal, .. testified
John Glennon, a former CIA of·
ricial who conducted a s tudy in
1969 that found no evidence that
the operation "provided signifi·
cant leads or information which
would have proved a positive
operational help.··
Gordon Stewart, who headed
the inspector general's office in
1969, told the committee he had
briefed then -C IA Director
Richard M . Helms on the mail·
opening project and that "it was
my understanding that Helms
knew it was illegal.•·
(See CIA, Page A2)
"Bu\ the women still came out
on the bottom.·· he said.
n.e problem, said Peo;rt, was,
"They didn't lake the time to
ma.ster the skills . 'there is a
tecmique to jumping over a cou -
ple of hurdln and going over and
under a set o{ bars. It was not a
matter ot stren1.'1.h . It wa.s a mat·
teroftechnique.''
Similarly. city personnel o! ·
ficer Mike De blieux s aid, '"The
Step Right Up
women did not :1vpt•nr to be in as
good a ::.hape as the men.·•
Times on tht.• obstacle coonte
ror the men ranged around H
minult•. -10 setonds, while women
ran r:lt)St•r to two m inult.~.
· Bul most or th1.• men weren't
in that good s hape e.ither,'' he
said . ··Somt> or lht:m started try·
ing to get into sh ape last week
and it's out the kind of thlng you
<See TESTS, PageA2i
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The Haunl Stomp, a Halloween carnival, will begin at
Richard Henry Dana School •l noo n Saturday. Booths
will include fortune telling, body painting, the lollipop
lhrow, <'akc bingo and tJ1c pumpkin toss. There will be
food and beverages a lso. Donnie Duffe r . 7. dressed as
hobo, steps up to purchase tickets as Nancy l-lanna, 6,
watches. Tickcl vendor is Mark Duffer, 6.
•
Student Increases
Eyed in Proposals
A package ot proposa ls that
will help the Capistrano Unified
School District cope with project-
ed enrollment increases was
adopted Monday night by school
trustees.
I-leading the list of actions was
board approval for a S30 m il lion
to $35 million school construction
bond eleC"lion March 2. 'rhe ex11.ct
;;1mou nt of lhe issue will be de-
termined next month.
ln other actions. the board :
Directed Porter Jensen and
Associat1.•s, nf San Clemente. to
prepare architectural drawin~s
fo r a $1 .5 million el(•mcntary
school to bl~ built on a district
owned site on San .Juan Crel·k
Road near San Juan Hills Golf
Course in San Juan Capistrano.
The school wi II be named afl('r
the late Harold J . Ambuehl.
superintendent of the old San
J 'uan Elementary School D1 slr1ct
and the original business
manager of the existing district.
-Approved hiring of two ap.
praisers to appraise land IPn
talively set a s ide for a new
elementary school near Cro\"'n
Valley and M argueritc parkways
in Mission Viejo, known as the
Cordova site.
-Direcle d Supt . J erome
Thorns ley lo prepare a cost
analys is or trans fe rring portable
classrooms lu ca ~cd at the
Castille, a temporary school site
in Yli ssion VleJO lo the new
Cordova site
San Juan Capistrano and Mis·
s1on Viejo have been identified as
tht• fastest growing areas within
the Capistrano district. It has
bel'n es1imated that growth in the
two ar('as \\•ill add about 8,000
studrnls by I9RO.
Tht• propost>d bond issue would
finanrt> construction o( eight new
school s 1n th<' two communities.
Conslrurtion of the Ambue hl
school a nd acquisition of the
Cordova site would IX' paid ror
"·ith S2 .8 million in bo nd
funds previously authonzcd by
volt•rs.
Venezuela Prices
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) -
Venezuela, t he largest s ingle·
~upplier of rorcign oil to the Unit·
l·d States. 1,1,·ill raise its oil prices
by less than a dollar per bar·
rel.·'
Oran~-Coast
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Weather
Investigating officers said
Reich also s uffered multiple
cuts on his race and bruises in
the 2 a .m. altercation with a
man police identified as Rick
Balzer, 1503 Carmelita St.
Coates, who confessed to the
killing during interrogation, set
fire to the home immediately
•after strangling his stepmother.
Her badly burned body was iden·
tified through fingerprint tests.
Gay Center Contested
lnrre as ing low c louds
tonight and \\lednesday
with only 1>art1 <1l clearing
Wt•dnes d ay aflt'r noon .
Coo ler lempe r alurt•s .
li1ghs in the 60.s. Lows 111
the 50s,
INSIDE TODAY
According to the pulice ac·
rount, Reich went to the Balzer
home in the early hours and de-
manded to be let ln . lie was re·
fused entry and allegedly at·
tempted to force his way into the
place.
The police report asserted
Ba.lier then s macked Reich over
the head with a two.inch thick
wooden pole. During the fracas,
Reich's ear lobe was bitten off.
Reich was released after
treatment at South Coast Com·
muni ty H ospital ln South
Ulguna. Balzer did not require
treatment.
No charges have been fa.ted in
the case. Police said their in·
vestiaation l:ri conUnuing.
'
Sherirr·s investigators s aid
Coates broke into his step-
mother·s home with the intention
or sexually attacking her but
later panicked when she warned
him that she intended to tell hi s
father when he returned home Crom a weekend trip. ·
It was learned after Coates' ar-
reit at bis Riverside horne that
he was also wanted in that county
for hls alleged role in the klllin1
or a Mira Loma housewife who
was raped before she was s hot
twi<"e in the he ad.
Riverside authorities com·
mented today that they had not
yet determined their future ac·
tion in that murde r caAe In the
light ol tho Orange County pie.
llled by Coates.
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Supervisors Delay Juvenile Agency Li.st
111 WILLIAM SCHRElllER
Of .. O.ltyf"I ......
Orange County Supervisors
tangled today over including
Costa Mesa's Gay Ciommunity
Center in a directory of com·
munity~based juvenile delin·
quency referral agencies.
The board voled lo continue the
matter unUl Wednesday after
Supervisor Ralph Clark refused
to ca~t a tie breaking ~te. on the
issue or sending troubled
youngsters to a counseling •ren·
cy thet deals primarily with the
problems of the homos~xual
oommuhity.
Supen/bor Laurence Schmll,
wbo moved to delete the center
from the direclof"Y, was joined by
Supervisor Robert Battin.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich
and Thomas Riley oppased the
move. claiming it wu .. impossible
to judge the issue as a matter or
"black versus white."
Schmit dell vered a moralistic
atllick on inclusion ol the gay
eenter, claimin1 it exists only to
recruit homosexuals and foster
tbat lifeatyle.
He cited the group's literature,
pert.icularly noun.a alters to im-
prove say social Ute and rind gay
rOommates.
The Garden Grove supervisor
ahl4ed ht. lellow boud membors
ror "l'-king the Pontius Pilate ap·
•
proach'' by saying inclusion 1n
lhe booklet doesn 't amount to
county endorsem ent.
"ll"s like referring a persof\ _
with marriage problems to P-
madam in the r ed light district,"
Schmit said .
"You can't take a washing or
the bands attitude.·•
But Diedrich and Riley said the
issue is not as clear cut ~s Schmit
described.
··1 don't pretend to understnnd
the motivation or the homO-"exuu l
lifestyle, but I have to accept this
"offe r with confidence they are at·
tending to real needs even if 1 am
uncomrortable, · · Diffirich said.
••
1\-fore and more young peo-
ple are 1un11ng on wtlh booze
and dOt1mers . o potentially de·
odly duo thal combines lhe
worsl aspects of drugs and
dnnking -as untness the
celebrated Karen Quinlan
case. See Page A1 .
Index
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Lagunan
Tied to
Holdups?
A Laguna Re.:1ch man charged
with a pair of daytime armed
robberies in San Ch.•mente and
Mission Viejo now is a suspec'l in
at least tii:c other armed holdups,
including five that oct·urred in
Orange County during t11c sum-
mer months .
Gerald Grant Morris, 23, of
2655 Laguna Canyon Road,
l.aguna Reach . and Ca meron
Timothy Van Dunk, 26, a Lompoc
Federal Prison esc<.i!)l'>(', were ar-
rested in Fulll'rlon Ott. 6 by an
officer who asscrtedly observed
two men donning costumes and
makeup not far from a branctt of
Bank of Ameri ca
Indictmt'nts were returned
\Vet.lnesday ch arging l\1orris <Jnd
Van Dunk v.·ith a $4 ,600 armL'<I
ro bbery Se pt . 18 al the San
Clemente branch of Croc ke r N<1·
t1onaJ Bank and a $3,000 armed
holdup Sept. 26 at a Mi ssion Viejo
Branch of Rank of America.
A spokesn1an for lhe Santa Ana
office of the Federal Bureau of
Investigation said today that
Morris is believed by agent::; to
have partil·ipated in s ix other
.irmed robberies that occurred in
Southern California between Ju-
ly and September.
Listed by the spokesman was a
$2,000 armed robbery that oc-
curred in mid-August at the
Corona del Mar branch of
Western Federal Savings and
Loan, two separate holdups in
Santa Ana and others in Garden
Grove, Fullerton and Goleta.
He said that an agent who
s poke with reporters Monday in-
correctly identified Mortis as a
suspect in a $40,000 armed rob-
bt!ry that occurred in Mission
Viejo in August.
None of the thousands of
dollars in cash netted in the rob-
beries has been recovered, lhe
spokesman said. Followup in-
vestigation is continuing.
Van Dunk reportedly escaped
from Lompoc Sept. 11 . He was
serving a sentence for conviction
of armed robbery.
Board Mulls
Retaining
Of Principal
The continued employment of
Richard Hollister as an interim
Laguna Beach High School prin·
C'ipal will be weighed by the
l.aguna Beach Uni[ied School
District board or trustees meeting
at 7:30 tonighl al district head-
quarters.
Hollister was named acting
principal rollowing the resigna-
tion or Donald 1-laught this sum-
mer. Haught left to become assis-
tant superintendent of the Poway
Unified School District in San Die-
go County.
The original contract called for
Hollister, who has been assistant
principal. to serve rrom the start
of school through the end or the
calendar )'ear. The extension
asks that he remain school prin-
cipal £or the rest or the school year
while district o[£icials seek a
permanent high school principal.
He will receive a salaryof $26, 712.
Other board business includes
approval of a horsemans hip
rJass. a report on the Top of the
World volunteer program.
a uthorization for United Wa y
payroll deduction and a report on
joint civilian-military use of El
Toro Marine Air Station.
Law Chief Quits
WASHINGTON (APJ -The
deputy c hief of the Law Enforce-
ment Assistance Administration
has resigned. in a conflict with his
boss about whether the agency
should focus more attention and
money on police hardware.
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Coming Up Roses
With the counl six down and one to go, it 's
no wonder Mar garet Ann Charvat
(center) reacts this way as she hears her
name C'alled to join the other members of
UP!Tt~
the 1976 Rose Court for the 87th Pasadena
Tournament of Roses. ()nc of the seven
Pasadena City College students will be
named Oct. 28 to l>e Queen of the Court.
From Page Al
TESTS ...
C'an do in a week ,·· he said.
3 .Logunans 'Burt
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Fatal Crash ·
Causes Probed
Mystery surrounds the cause ol
a fatal Palm Springs head-on
traffic accident which critically
injured a Laguna Beach man and
his two young daughters Sunday.
Lagunans Larry Adams, 33,
and daughter Amy, 7, remained
in critical condition today at
Desert lfos pital. Daughter Al-
lison, 4, was reported in satisfac-
tory condition.
Dead was Faith Hendrickson,
75. a passenger in a car driven by
Helen a.1 . Winters, SJ, of Colton.
Mrs. Winters also was reported
in serious condition as a resuJt of
injuries suf[ered in the crash. .
Palm Springs Police Det. Art
Weinschenk said today in -
vestigators have not been able to
determine why the Winters' car
was traveling on the wrong side
· o( a divided highway.
()([icers have been unable to
talk with Mrs. Winters because
of her injuries, Dl.!t . Weinschenk
said .
Tht'" accident occurred at about
2 13p.m .Sundayonl-Ughwaylll
nea r the north Palm Springs City
limits.
injuries and multiple fractures.
Daughter A my also received
serious head injuries. Allison had..
less serious injuries including
facial cuts and bruises.
.Rites Set
For Viejo
Victims
Funeral services will be held at
11 a.m . Wednesday in Mission
Viejo £or three members of a
south Orange County family
killed Saturday in a hit-run acci-
dent on tbe Santa Ana Freewey
in Anaheim.
Services will be held at Mission
Hills Baptist Church [or Scott
l.ucas. 28, of 26526 Via Lara fn
MiSsion Vit>jo, his 4-year-old sbn,
Michael, and his brother. Terry,
or 310 Ashton Drive, Laguna
Beach.
The Lucas brothers were rid-
ing in a pickup truck, with 4-
year-old Michael in a camper on
the back. when they were
sideswiped by a car a.ear the Lin-
coln Avenue onramp.
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OC Planners Delay
Resource Package Dcblieux said few conclusions
rould be drawn Crom the tests,
adding, "This is a real touchy
area.··
Police men arri ving on the
scene found the two Adams girls
lying beside the road. Adams
was pinned inside the wreckage
of hi s Italian sports car ror about
30 minutes while fire department
cut through the tangled steel to
freehirn.
The Adams car had been north
bound out of Palm Springs when
the head-on collision occured
with the south bound Winters'
vehicle. Del. Weinschenk said
the speed or the Adams car was
normal [or the C'Onditions. Speed
of the Winters car is unknown.
Arrested Sunday in Los
Angeles County was Mexican na-" tional, Socorro Ibarra, 23, on
By LAURIE KASPER
Of IM O•Uf PUot SUH
County planning com -
missioners have postponed ac-
tion for six weeks on a proposed
··resource management''
paC'kage arter building represen-
tatives charged it is both "ir-
responsible'' and "a radical,
political document."
.&.!though several com -
missioners said they doubt the
total proposa l wil l ever be
passed, they a::>kcd the planning
s taff to continue working toward
a compromise between d e-
velopers and conservationists
and return to the commission
Dec. I.
The proposal included an or-
dinance establishing [our new
zones aimed at protecting open
space, hillsides. archeological
sites, mineral depos its and other
natural, historical and cultural
resources from development.
It also incl\1ded a set of tem-
porary guidelines to be used by
the commissioners, developers
Laguna Hills
Children Find
Human Bones
Criminologists at the Orange
County Sherirr·s Department to-
day are scrutinizing a partial
skeleton discovered Monday by
children playing near a drainage
culvert in Laguna Ilills.
The almost intact skeleton was
found in a t hree-foot diameter
drainage pipe. The skull and
pelvis were missing.
"Someone went into that pipe
either dead or alive, and that's
about all we know,·· Capt. Robert
Griffith said today.
The drain pipe is localed in an
open fi eld near a shopping com-
plex at the intersection of Alicia
Parkway and the San Diego
Freeway.
Griffith said no clothing or
other evidence was round near
the rem)ins. He said the sex or
the skeleton had not been de-
termined.
Front Page AJ
CIA •••
Helm::;, now ambassador to
Iran, ~·a s sitting in the commil-
tee audie nce while Stewart
testi[ied. The former director is
scheduled to testify before the
committee Wednesday.
Stewart said he recommended
plaC'ing '·a better qualified man··
in charge of th(' mail ·opening
project. turning the project over
to the Federal Bureau of In-
vestigation or closing it down.
The mail -openin~ program
began in 1952 a s a legal mail-
rover operation in whi ch the out-
side of envelopes were photo-
graphed, but it soon expanded in-.
to an operation in which the
mail was opened. The program
was not ended until 1973, when
then-CIA director James Schles-
inger ordered it stopped.
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Ford Nomination
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
President Ford said today he
would nominate Jack M. Eckerd,
an old friend and Florida busi·
nessman, to head the General
Services Administration that
manages federal governmt!nt
coostrueUoo, property and re-
cords.
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and conservationists in de-
termining how policies should be
applied.
These guidelines, according to
Dave Moore, who headed the
task force which designed the
proposal, were meant to help
each of the factions achieve their
desires.
But Van Stevens, a represen-
tative of the Mission Viejo Com-
pany, charged it is "the most ir-
responsible piece or legislation
proposed to the commission .··
He charged that people who
would pay for the results or the
ordinance. were not given a
priority consideration in the or-
dinance.
Gil Ferguson, representative
for the Council on Environment,
Economy, Employment and
Development (CEEEDJ, said the
package is a "radical, political
document·• which has little to do
with planning.
Charging that tbe adoption of
the ordinance would cause the
C'OSt of a single-family home ii1
the county to jump to $100,000 in a
year to two years. Ferguson
asked that an environmental im-
pact report be made on the docu-
ment.
He promised to lake the com-
mission to court i[ such a report
is not done.
Spokesmen for the Irvine Com-
pany and the Building Industry
AssoC'iation were mor e
restrained. in their opposition to
the proposal. They asked to be aJ.
lowed to work on it with the plan-
ning staff.
Quali[ied. support for the or-
dinance was voiced by three
archeologists and a S}X>kesman
for the Southern California Rock
Products Association.
The League of Women Voters
urged adoption and implementa-
tion of the ordinance without de-
lay.
Although the staff was directed
to return with the e ntire package,
which was prompted by a re-
quest from the Board of
Supervisors in July, 1974, Com-
mission Chairman Shirley Grin-
dle suggested that only part of it
may be passed.
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Fro.PageAJ
GROWTH
is not, he said, the grain needed
to feed the world.
Irvine Industrial Complex
chief Richard Cannon, on the
other hand, explained that jobs
made available in the company·s
industrial developments could
keep Orange County workers
employed.
The eastern complex, which is -
tied up in a pair of suits related to
the City or Irvine's lack or lower-
cost housing, is a plan supported
by 61 percent or Irvine residents
who know about it, be said, citing
a rompany survey.
However, he said, industrial
development generally has been
stalled over the past year or re-
cession because only 66 percent
or the nation 's industrial plant
capacity was being !sed.
Cannon said the question of
where workers wiU live is a ma-
jor concern to the company,
although he added he did not
want to talk about the company's
position because of two housing-
related suits pending against the
City of Irvine. He said 23 percent
of Irvine residents work in lhe
city. ~ ·
He said one of t be key factors
in marketing industrial property
Ill whether the employes of the
potential customer will be eble to
live within a reasonable diatance
ot the new plant.
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· The city, he s aid, eliminated
(C'Sts like the rope climb and wall
scaling "because J'm not sure
they are related to the job. I've
nt>vcr seen a poliC'eman on duty
climb a rope ."
"We were looking for two
things : endura nce and coordina-
tion. If th('y do, while they're on
duty, gt>t involved in a chase or a
hght. they have to be able to use
tht>ir bodies without straining a
baC'k or whatever.·'
Although De blieux agrees that
women have a place in areas like
investigation even if they cannot
pass the physical agility tests, he
ronC'eded that presently there is
no way to become an investigator
without first being a patrol man.
'·we·re going to have to look at
that in the future,'' he said.
Both Adam's l.amborgini and
Mrs. Winters eight-year-old
domestir sedan were destroyed.
Hospital authorities reported
that Adams suffered severe head
Bones Discovered
WOODSIDE CUPI) -
Authorities today tried lo figure
out whose bones were found
strewn on a steep hillside in Hud-
da.rt Park. Hiker Marty Sturmer,
19 , San Mateo , made the
gruesome find Monday and
authorities then collected the re·
mains and began the task of iden-
tification.
felony manslaughter and hit and
run charges in connection with
the fatal C'rash.
Both Lucas brothers were born
in Berwyn, Ill ., and moved to
Cali[ornia in 1952 . They had Lived
in Orange County 21 years. Both
worked as ~arpenters.
Scott Lucas is survived by h.is
wife, Tina, and son, Matthew, ii;,
years old.
Terry Lucas is survived by his
wife, Constance.
The brothers are also survived
by their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Lucas, of Fullerton, and
their brother, Tom, of Orange.
Michael Lucas would have
been 5 years old next month.
Scott Lucas was an active
member-with his wife, Tina, or
the Mission Hills Baptist Church.
The Rev. James Folker, pastor
or the church. will of"ficiate al
Wednesday's services. Burial
follows at Pacific View Memorial
Park in Newport Beach.
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for the biggest carpet sale
of the year ... TIDS IS IT!
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then get set for savings of up to 20o/o
on our beautiful broadloom carpets
from Evans-Black.
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Color.TV Ads
'Experts' Tout
Favorite Tubes
87 llllLTON MOSKOWITZ
lf you w~nt to get a color television set that's approved
by the Amencan Optometric Association, then you 'll bu,y a
Qua.su. Optometrists apparenUy like the Quasar because lt
adjust. automallcaUy tocb&a&ln& room light.
On the other hand, If you prerer to buy a set that's highly ~mmended by television rep.airmen, then you'll get a
Zeililb •. At Jeut Zenith k-telling us In It. ads that service
tecbnic1aru; favor it over all other brands.
BUT .THEN
MAYBE you want to get
a set that 'a pr et erred by
a lot of people who work
in television
producers and
cameramen, say. Theo
Money
Tree
you need an _RCA . At least RCA keeps remindina: us lo. its ad~ that its color sets a re po pular wilb the
bebind·the-scenes people in television.
However, wait a second -how abou a set that's made
by an aerospace company? Then you wil rtalnJy have to
get a ~dm iral, which became part I Rockwell
lnternat10.nal last year. Rockwell is the lead maker of
~.pace veh1cle_s and it's now advising us to buy a set trom
The space pioneers where performanee is a must.''
If some of these sales pitches strike you as outlandish
you have lo remember that the industry is a little nervou~
these: days because you have been resisting its new
offe~ngs . So few people have been buying Quasars and .
Admirals, for example, it 's no wonder their manufacturers
a.re reaC'hing for optometrists and astronauts to bail
themselves out.
AS A .MATTER OF fact , the ent ire TV set man~actunng business is in the doldrums. Sales or color
receivers were above the nine million mark in 1973. Then
they plunged 16 percent in 1974. This yea r they are running
24 percent behind the sluggish pace of 1974.
The. goi_ng was so rough last year that five big
com~an1es either left the business or sold out. Admiral was
acqw~ed by RC?~kweU . Magnavox was acquired by North
Amer1~an Ph1l1ps, an offshoot or Holland 's Philips,
Europe s No. l TV set maker. Motorola sold its TV business
to Matsus~ita, Japan's largest TV maker and a factor here
already with its Panasonic line. Sylvania took the Philco TV
operations orr Ford's hands. And Teledyne phased out its
Packard Bell line.
TmS LEFI' THE market, more than ever before a
race between Zenith and RCA. Zenith's share of the coior TY market is estimated at 24 percent.' RCA has a 21 percent slic~. No other ~rand enjoys as much as 10 percent of the
busll1:ess . The third best seller in the nation is believed to be
the Silvertone color set sold by Sean, Roebuck, with about 8
percent or the market.
Plans for Speedier
Passenger Train Out
WASHINGTON . CAP) -York and Boston.
!be Ford administration said Currently it takes three
tlisdroppingas looexpeosive hours to' go betwe e n
a plan ror a 150-n:iile-per·bour Washington and New York on
pass~nger train between the high s peed electric
-Washington and Boston. Metroliners and 4 'h hours to
In tes timony before a travel between New Yoric: and
Senate s-ubcommiltee. Boston on turbine powered
Transportation Secretary trains.
William T. Coleman Jr., said Congress orde red in 1973
new studies show a cost for that the northeast rail cor·
the high-speed line of $4 tidor be upgraded sul:Xitan·
billiondollars. lially . Th e travel time
As a substitute, Coleman between Wa shington and New
said the administration will York should be C'ut to 21h
recommend a limited pro-hours while the travel time
gram or upgrading existing between New Yor k a nd
track a~d. facilities, at a cost Boston should drop to three
or $1 .2 b1lhon. hours the order said
. The administration pro· Col~man told th~ Senate
gram would not result in subcommittee on lransporta·
decreased travel times tion that he would have nool>-
betw_een New York and jection lo reC'o mmendiog
Washington but would cut one s uch a program if the original
half hour off the scheduled cost estimate of $700 million
~ravel time between New were accurate.
Regulations Due
Used Auto Industry
Under Investigation
C8pitol News Service
. SACRAMENTO ...... New federal legislation which goes
mto effect ~n New Year's Day, will require stiJf standards
on warranties for used cars, according lo the current issue
of Motor Magazine.
'!he _Federal Trade Commission is conducting a wide in·
vestigation of the entire used car industry so that the most
C'Ommonly perpetrated abuses can be covered in the new set
of regulations. .
The FTC invites motorists with complaints to write to
the agency: They are not confining their probe to warranties
alone, but include advertising, the whole process of selling
and followup servicing. There are more than 60 000 used car
dealers in the nation '
and, as is often the case, ~ ' ~
tbe abuses of a few will .IN HIGH G. EAR
cause proble ms for . _ many. ·.
In the. long run the consumer should be better served
as a result of the new fed eral rules.
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With cool ~eather practically UPon us you should think ~bout check1n~ and possi bly replac ing. the an· tifreeze/coolan~ m your car's radiator. While your old
c°'.Olant m~y-still be gOC¥1 to prevent freezing in the moun·
tams or bo1l1~g_ over, lhe co_rrosion inhibitors may be worn
out. ~Jy dram1r::ig and flushing the system will get rid of the
corrosion pollut100 that may have formed in your cooling system.
Ir you are trying to save money by adding rust inhibitor ~ake very ~ure that I~ is compatible with the type of an -~rceze you_ ve been usmg. There are many kinds of metals
m your cooling system, iron, steel, brass, copper, aluminum
and solder . The y can each react tospecl!ic chemicals.
It may be a lot cheaper in the long run to drain the whole
system, get all the glop out of it, and put in a S0/50 mixture
of ethelyne glycol and Waler. While you are in the process
check all your hoses. If they feel soft and mushy change
them even it. they aren't leaking, fOT they are we11'on their
way to bang1ng you up oo the road at precisely the wrong time. .
*
While you a~~ under lha_t hood, and your motor has been
· off for a while, 1t s a good time to cbcck your oil. While we
are all aware that a low oil level spel;ls trouble, an en.glue
can also be damaced by too much oil.
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A J % DAILY PILOT T'*5!!y, October 21, 1815'
-THE FAMILY CIRCUS By Bil Keane
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''It wo• a pretty good party,,,'cept there were GIRLS
there. ,
L.ltl. Boyd
Race Drivers
Like Big Cars
It has bC'('n w ritten that blonde gir ls with
big Ceet ar(' unusu;:ifly patif.•nt. Rut t hey have
an evang('JiC'::il str(_•ak 1n them. With a secret
desire to <'~1rry lh(• light of truth into the world
of darkness. ·rhey make good missionilries'
wives. So s<1.ys an <.inalyst who, despite some
ridicule, insists physical eharacteristcs re-
veal persona lity traits. Our Love and War
Man used to be rather skeptical about those
contentions. But he now says tha t generations
of research by scholars at Harvard suggest
there may he someth.ing to such notions, after
all.
MOST RACE: CAR DRIVERS when off the
track pilot big heavy cars and trucks rather
than compacts.
NOBODY in Europe had ever heard of
syphilis untU Christopher Columbus' crew got
back from the New World
trips .
Q. "HOW 00 the sheep
in Montana compare to the
population there?''
A. The s heep a re
dumber. Wait, that's too
n ip. About two s heep to
each person.
LOOKS AS THOUGH
no further ar gum ent is possible against the old
line that men are more "red blooded" than
women. They are. A man has far more red
corpuscles than a woman of the same weight
and height, say the science boys.
PUT ALL the fishes, reptites, birds and
mammals on one side of the scale. Put a1l the
insects on the other side. Those insects would
weigh more than three limes as much.
' NO'l'E IT STATED in print that most of
the knockouts scored by that great
heavyweight Joe Louis came in the first or
second rounds. He won 68 of his 71 o[ficial
bouts, Joe did.
AN AUTHORITY on off.track belling
says more than $3 .5 million last year went un·
claimed by horse race winners.
UNTIL ABOUT 300 years ago, Valentine's
Day was one of the most important holidays in
the Britis h Isles. Here's why: Each man at the
large parties on Valentine's Eve drew from a
vase a piece of paper on which was written the
name of one of the girls there. That little lot-
tery entitled him to be her boyfriend for the
following 12 months. The clergymen didn't
like the practice al all, but apparently the lads
and young ladies did like it. Historical fool·
notes indicate there was a lot of paper·
swapping on that busy night.
Address mail to L.M. Boyd, P.O. Boz 1560,
Costa Mesa, CA 92626
Copyright 1975 L.M. Boyd
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l-Uia Pliscou from putting out a
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principal and school board re-
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claims a $1 .6·million suit filed by
Lisa's father, Norm Pliscou.
A tempc>rary restraining order
against the school officials was
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EDITION
VOL. 68, NO.~. 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALI FORNI.A
Today's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks
TUESDAY, OCl;OBER-21, 1975 TEN CENTS
en Fumble Police Agility Tests
lly DOUGLAS FIUTZSCllE
Of-.~HrP'ti.tMMt
Results oC phyMical agil.ity tests
In the Irvine Police Depart-
ment's fi~t recruiting drive in-
dicate that women may not be
&uilable for police patrol duties,
accol"ding to Poli('e Chief Leo E .
Peart.
There are other roles in police
work suilabJe for women, said Peart.
"I think there is nO question
that women have a valuable
place in Jaw enforcement as in ·
vestigators and in the area of
some sensitive crtmt~ ... Peart
said. •
"But I think there are some
serious questions about whether
they are qualified for the
physical demHnds Of patrol duty
on the streets,·· he said.
The department has begun
tt."!ils of 234 applicants to fill two
open pohl·e patrol posts. The 234
"'ere selected from a list of more
than 1,600 applicants to find a
place on the three-month-old
force.
About 20 of the applicants were
women who went through the
physical agility t\.'"sts last Safi.Ir-
day, said Peart.
Three women were still in the
runnin.-: rollow1ng the day's exer-
lion, he sOlid.
The failures were surpMsing.
he said, adding that the test had
been tont~d down bt..'"t'&use of the
"'omen applicants.
Some or the m ore strenuous ac·
tivities like scaling an eight-root.
wall were eliminated, he said.
Additionally, the grading
curve was modified so that about
90 J>('rct•nl or those tested would
pass. Peart said.
Opened 215,000
Letters • m 20 Years
Coming Up Roses
, With the counl six down and one lo go, it's
no wonder Margaret Ann Charvat
(center 1 reacts this way as she hears her
name called to join the other members or
the 1976 Rose Court ror the 87th Pasadena
Tournament or Roses. One of the seven
Pasadena City College students will be
named Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Court.
SVUSD Seeks $2 Million
-. St.ale Aid Wanted to Re111J;Hkl High School
By LAURI E KASPER
Of UN 0.11~ ~1114 JUff
Saddlebac-k Valley Un ified
School District trustees ap·
proved an application Monday
for $2 million in-state aid for re-
modeling and expansion of the
Mission Viejo High School cam·
pus.
The two-phase project will in-
clude additional classroom space
ror about 450 students. a new auto
shop and construction lab, ex-
panded gymnasium facilities and
a350-seat theater.
Trustees also awarded a con-
tract for the addition of interior
panels at El Toro High School to
Modular Space Systems and Ar·
Coasl.
Weathe r
Increasing low clouds
tonight and Wednesday
with only partial clearing
Wednesday arternoon.
Cooler t e mperatures .
Highs in the 60s . w~·s in
theSOs.
INSIDE TODAV
More Ondrmore young pto-
pe ort!' tuminQ on with boou
and downn.s, a potentially de·
odl11 duo that combint'11 the
woru cup«as o/ drugs and
drinking -aa witnes1 the
celebroted Koren Quinton
cou. See POfle A.1.
l•dex
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row Interiors. The two com-
pany's bids for the contracts total
$17,139. .
The completion or construction
of another high school, Silverado
Continuation High School in the
Mission Viejo Industrial Park.
was formally accepted by the
board.
A purchase agreement for a
fourth high school site was ex-
tended for another year, until
Oct. I, 1977 as requested by the
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Mission Viejo Company.
The company asked for the ex.
tension to give them additional
lime to complete the improve-
ment of public streets, including
curbs, paving and gutters .
' around the site in the Industrial
P.irk.
Sehool officru'ts said the ex -
tension will not affect their d~·
velopment plans since lhey have
not yet decided that is where <1
(Seel'llSSIO N. Paget\21
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Saddleback Hires
New Administrator
Saddleback V1.•lley Unified
School District trustees have
hired a new administrator to
supervise the district's instruc-
tional program s.
Dr. Robert Ford, who has been
principal or West High School in
Torrance for the past 14 years.
YMCA Hosts
Museum Trip
The Saddleback Valley YMCA
~ill sponsor a bus trip Wednes-
day to the J . Paul Getty Museum
in Malibu. according to interim
di.rector Steve Young.
The museum features ancient
Greek and Roman art, baroque
and renaissance art and French
decorative arts .
The bus will leave the Y. 23J31
Orange Ave., El Toro at 9 a.m .
and return lo the Y at 3 p.m . Cost
of the trip is SS per per.ron. with
lunch available al the mu5P11m
ror approximately $2. The
museum prohibits sack lunches.
Add\tiona1 inrormation Is
available from lhe Y. 830-YMCA.
will start Nov. 3 as assistant
superintendent for educational
support services.
The new position has been de·
signed by Superintendent
Richard Welte to hand.Jc some or
the duties carried by Dr. Welte
as d eputy superintendent and
Jack Schumaker who resigned
recently as associate superinten-
dent of administrative services.
Although Dr. Ford, who was
recommended on the basis of his
secondary education experience,
will supervise. schools' course of-
ferings, Dr. Welte will continue
supervising school principals.
Dr. Ford 's sa lary !Nill be set
at the next board meeting, Nov.
3, when he will be formally in -
troduced lo lhe board and the
community.
The new administrator, who
has a doctoral degree in school
administration from use. hes
been active in education for the
pAst 25 years. He has been a prin-
cipal, vice prlncir>al, district. ad-
ministrative assistant. counselor
and seventh. eighth and ninth
grade teache r in Southern
California school d~tricts .
l·le also has been active in a
number of professional associa·
tlona.
'Poorly
Run' Job
-Panel
WASl-llNGTON {AP ~ -The
CIA opened mort.• lhan 215,000 let·
ters over 20 y('ars knowing 1t was
illegal and despite l"-'O internal
studies which showed the opera-
tion was poorly run and of
marginal intelli~t.'n<'c value, ae-
cording to evidence made publi<.•
today by tht.• Senate intclligen('t'
committee.
Tht.• d1sclosurt'~ came arter it
"'as learneat.he CJA opened and
read at least thret• and perhaps
eight letters writtl'n by commit·
tee Chairman Frank Church (0 -
Idaho>. during and after a 1971
trip he made to the Soviet Union.
Church eonfirmed 1n a
telephone interview Monday that
copies or two letters he had writ·
ten to the Soviet Union "thanking
our hosts for their courtesies··
had been found in CIA files. The
senator authorized release of lhc
two lettt'rs to lhe Assot.'iated
Press '
Statistics provided by the Cen-
tral Intelligence Agency and
made public by the committee to·
day showed that envelopes con-
taining more than 2.7 million let·
ters lo and from the Soviet Union
and passing through the New
York City post office had been
photographed and that 215,820 of
these "'ere opened.
Thom:.is Abt"rn<1thy. forml'rly
\,•ith the Cl !\ ins pector i;:eneral"s
office. told tht• committee he pre-
pared a s tudy in February 1961
showing that ··no t;.in~ib\l'Opera ·
tional benefits have accrued" to
the agency·s Soviet division from
the mttll·opening operation.
Abernathy also s aid he found a
lack of coordination an1ong the
various ('I A units in volved in the
projo?rc.tm and th3l he rccom-
mendt.•d rt.•ronsirlering its value
and preparin~ a cover story
shou ld Lhe opt•ration be publicly
disclosc<l .
"We assumed everybody re -
;.ilizcd ii was illc~al." tt.~stified
John Glennon, a former CfA of.
fic1al \Vho conducted a study in
1969 that found no t>vidcnce that
the operation ··provided signifi·
cant leads or information which
would ha\·t• proved a positive
operational help.··
Gordon Stewart, who headed
the ins pector gl•neral ·s office in
1969. told the committee he had
brieft.•d tht•n c·1 1\ Director
Richard M . ~lelms on the ma1l-
opening proJC<.'l ;.ind that "it was
my understanding that Helms
knew it was illei::at. ··
(Sec CIA . Page A2;
Suspect Liked
Punishment
WALLACE. Idaho (AP) -
Thomas E . Creech, who is on
trial here for two slayings and
has claimed to have killed 42 peo-
ple. began m.isbchaving in
<'hildhood because he preferred a
spanking to no attention al all , a
psychiatrist has tcstined.
Dr. Miehael Estess of Boise
added Monday that "the badder
he is now, the more reward be
gets.""
Hto! added that Creech is in-
clined to make "patently absurd
and relatively sens.ationa1 ··
statements about h.irosclf to gain
attention. Estess, called as a re-
buttal witness for the slate, said
Cr~ech's claims or involvement
in ti~men secririces with Satan
wtlrth.ippeQf are probably not
lnie.
,
"But th-0 women still came out
on the boltom,' · he said.
The problem, said Peart. was,
"They didn "t lake the time \o
master the skills. There is a
technique to jumping over a cou-
ple or hurdles and going over and
under a 5~t or bars. It was not 41
matter or strength. It was a mat-
ter or lechn ique.' ·
Similarly, city personnel of-
ficer Mike Deblicux said, "The
Latest Entry
SC'n. r1irch ll~1 y h <D·lnd. >
tossc(f his h ~· t into the
crowded Dcm1>c·ratic pre-
sidentia l nomination ring to-
day, becoming the ninth an-
nounetJd candidate for that
ofrice. R<.1yh had a brief
fling at the race in 1972, but
with<lrev .. because of his
v,11fe 's ill hei:illh.
New Heists
linked to
Lagunan?
A I.aguna lleac h man charged
\\1th a pair of daytime armed
robberies 1n San c;Jemcnle and
~11ss ion Vit.'JO now is a s uspect in
al lt>ast six other ;.irm(.'CI holdups,
including five thal occurrL-d in
Oran~e County during lhe sum·
mt·r months.
Gerald Grant ~1orris. 23, or
2655 Laguna Canyon Road ,
Laguna Bt•ach , and Cameron
Timothy Van Dunk. 26. a Lompoc
Ft'lleral Prison escapee, v;ere ar-
rested 1n Fullerton Ot.1.. 6 by an
officer \Vho assertedly observed
two men donn1n~ costumes and
makeup not rar from a branch of
Rank ur America .
lnd1ct mt..>nl s werl' returnl'rl
Wt'dnt.•sday char~ing Morris and
Van Dunk with a $"1.600 armed
robbery Sf'pl . I 8 at the S<tn
C'lt'mt'nll' branch of Crocker Na·
t1on;;i/ Rank and ;.1 $.1,000 armed
holdup St•pt. 26 al <1 Mi ssion Viejo
Rranch Or Bank of America.
A s pokesman for the Santa Ana
office or the Federal Bureau of
In vestigation said today that
Morris is belicvt•d by a~cnts lo
h;.ive participated in six other
armed robberit>s that occurred 1n
Southern California between .Ju -
ly and September.
Listed by the s pokt.>s man was a
S:?.000 armed robbery that oe·
('urred in mid-August al thl•
Corona de! M ar branch of
\Vestern l'~ederal Savings and
l..0<1n , two separctte holdups 1n
Santa 1\na :.ind others in Garden
(See ROBBf:RS, Page ,\2;
Laguna Hills
Children Find
Human Bones
Criminologists at the Orange
County Sheriff's Department to-
day art' scrutinizing a partial
skeleton discovered Monday by
children playing near a drainage
culvt>rt in L.aguna Hills.
The almost intact skeleton was
found in a three-foot diameter
draunage pipe. The s kull and
pelvis IA'ere missing.
' Someone went into that pipe
t>ilher dead or alive, and that's
about all we know,·· Capt. Robert
Griffith said today.
The drain pipe is located in an
open fi e ld near a shopping com-
plex at lhe intersection of Alicia
Parkway and the San Diego
F'ret>way.
Griffith l'aid no clothing or
other evidence w a!' round near
the remains. He said the sex of
the skeleton had ~ been de·
termined. "-
'
women did not app<.•ar to be in~
good a shape as the men,··
Times on the obslacl~ course
for the men ranged around a
minute, 40 st.•conds, while women
ran closer lo lwo minutes.
.. Rut most of the men weren'l
in lha\ good shape either," he
said. ''Some of them startOO try·
ing to get into shape last week
a.nd it's not the kind of thing you
<M~TESTS, PageA21
Checks
Found
On Roof
Ry ALAN DIRKIN
<MU.. 0.llW ~UMM.aff
A roorer found a purse, con-
taining $153,217 in cashier·s
checks, in a brown bag lying on
top of the Eastland Savings and
Loan Association building on
Harbor Boulevard, Costa Mesa,
this morning.
The 9 a.m . discovery ended a
five-month wait for them to turn
up by United California Bank and
the 84 -year-old Costa Mesa widow
to Vlo'hom the che<.·ks were made
out.
Costa Mesa police investigator
James StriC'kland said that the
t.'hecks "'ere 1n denominations of
$10,000. $5,000, and $1 ,000 and
WE"re difficult to cash because or
the denominations.
1-te said that the woman had re-
ported the checks missing May
14. They could not have been
cashed without being veriCied,
and the bank h<td the serial num-
bers.
The woman, who lives in a
hotel , has never explained to
police why she would need such
large amounts of money in
cashiers checks.
··When she reported them mis-
sing, she Only told the bank -it_
\vas the bank who called us," In-
vestigator Strickland said.
The officer said that an al·
tempt was made lo cash one of
the checks at a bank in Beverly
J1il!S , but lht• WOmHn suspect ncd
\Vhile vt:rificatlon was being
made.
Thl' elderly \\'Oman had report-
ed SJS0,000 worth of checks miss-
ing, though the exact amount
was $153.217 .
The che<'ks "''ere found in a
purse that contained credit cards
and miscellaneous papers. "She
had not even told us that all the
other things Wl'rt• missing, too,··
the lnvestig~tor added.
Board Ponders
Gay Listing
'Morality'
By Wll.f,J,\M SCJIRt:IBER on"• 0.111, PHotS1•11
Orange County supervisors
tangled today over including
Costa ~1es a ·s Gay Community
Center in a directory or com-
munity .bas ed juv1•nile delin-
quency referral agencies.
The board \'Oted tu continue the
matter until \Vednesday arter
Supervisor Ralph Clark refused
lo cast a tie breaking vote on the
iss ue of S('ndin g troubled
youngstt•rs to a counseling agen-
cy that deals primarily with the
probl('n1s of the homosexual
eommunity.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit,
"·ho moved to delete the center
from the directory. was joined by
Supervisor Robert Ra t tin.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich
and Thomas Riley opposed the
move, claiming it was impossible
lo judge the issue as a matter of
· bl.a.ck versus white."
Schmit delivered a moralistic
ISee Gr\ Y~. Page1\2J
Girls Raped;
One Murdered
TRACY CUP I I -A tt-en-age
girl was killed and :.inother was
in critical condition today after
they were kidnaped. ra1)('(f and
run over repeatedly by a car. the
San Joaquin County sht>rirr·s of-
fice reported.
The sheriff·s office said the
girls, 15 and 18, were picked up
near their Modesto homes by two
men Friday. The dead girl was
Robbie Martinez. 15.
They were kidnapecl al gun-
point, raped and then run over in
the field near Interstate 5, ac·
cording to the sheriff's office.
They were not round unUI after
noon on Saturday. ..
AZ DA.IL y PILOT SB
$30-35 Million
i Bond Election
OK'dhyCUSD
A pJckai.;e ol llroposuls lh.J t
\vill he lp the Cupistr.uio lln1fu,_,t
School Jlistricl rope with projl'C'l
t•d enrollment incrl.'ascs .,...3~
.1doptt•d i\1 untlay ni hht by .:tt:hwl
trustees.
Heading the li st of Jct ions IA.'aS
bo.ird approval ror a S30 million
lo S35 million schnnl cun:-truct1un
bond election ~1 ;1rt·h 2. ·rhl• t"x.1ct
amount or tht' 1s!'>UL' will bt.• d~·
lt'l'llltnL'd lll'Xl month
ln other Jl'l 1011:-, thL' board :
-Oirectt•tl Port~·r Jl•n:-,t'n .Jnd
.o\ssociatcs, of S.tll (."ll•mt•ntt', to
prl'parl' ar1·h1ll't'lural drJ.,..111i.:s
for a $1.5 m1llH1n l·IL·u11·nt,1ry
:-.1·hool to bt· built nn :.. d1,tr1 •·t
11\\lllt•d sill' on S,10 .J 11.111 l"r1·1•k
R1J;1d llt'<lr ~an .J u,111 !!ills Ciulf
Courst' in San Ju an C:iptslruno
Tht> SL'hOOI "'11 1 bl' naml'<'.f a(tt.'r
lht.• latt· ll arolil .I A11'ln1L·h1.
supt.·r1ntc111..h.·11t of tht• uld S.ul
Rites Set
For Viejo
Victims
F\Jneral services will be h<'ld al
11 a .m . \.\'l•dnesd;iy 1n 1\t 1s:-,1on
Viejo ror lhree membt.·1·s or a
s outh Orange County family
killl"d Saturday 10 a h1t ·run acci-
dent on the Sant a /\nu fo'rccway
inAnahe1n1.
St.'rv1cl'S "'ill bt• hC'ld at !\11ss ion
f-lill s Ba pl1!':it Church for S1.:ult
l,ucas, 28. of 26526 Viu Lara 111
).lt ssiun \1tl'jo, h1.s <1 -yl!ar·old ~on.
~licha el. <ind hts brother, 1'crrv,
of 310 1\.s hton Drive, L<1~l11lu
Rt" a ch.
The l~ul·~1s brothers \\'ere rid-
jng 1n ::1 pickup truc k , with 4-
year·o lct ~lichael in a camper on
the b.:l c k. "'hen th ey wer ~
s1dt"S\\'iped by a car near the J.1n·
1·oln Avenue onramp.
,<\rrested Sunday 111 I.a s
Angeles County \A.'a S Mexit'an na·
tional, Socorro Iba rra, 23, on
felony m anslaughter and hit and
run charges 1n connect1on with
the fatal crash .
Both J.ucas brothers were born
in Berwyn. Il l.. and moved to
California in 1952. They had lived
in Orange County 21 years. Both
worked as carpenters.
Scott Lucas is survived by hi s
wire, Tina, ;,ind son. Matthew, 11 2
years old. "'
Terry Lucas is survived by his
wife. Const ance.
The brothers are also survived
by their parents, Mr . and Mrs.
Milton l.ucas, of Fullerton. and
their brother, Tom. of Orange. .
l\.1ichael l.ul.'a s would have
twen 5 years old next month.
Scott Lucas "''as an active
m e mber with his wife, Tina. of
the Mission Hills Baptist Church.
The Rev. Jamt"s Folker, pastor
or the c hurch, will officiate at
Wednes day 's ser vices. Buri al
follows at P;.lci fil' Vie"· lYlemonal
Park in Nt>\Yport Beach.
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ROBBERS. • •
Grove, Fullerton and Goleta.
He said thill an agent who
spoke with reporters Mond ay in -
correctly identified Morris as a
suspect in a $40 ,000 armed rob·
bery that occurred il'l Mission
Viejo in August .
None of the thousands of
dollars in cash netted in the rob·
beries has been recovered, the
s pokesm an said. Followup in-
vestigation is continuing.
Van Dunk reportedly escaped
from Lom poc Sept. 11 . He was
serving a sentence for conviction
o( armed robbery,
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J u.in Ell'm<'ntary School IJistrict
. 1nJ lite o r 1g 1nal busi ne ~:,
ntanagt'r or the existing district.
-Appl'OVl'd hirin~ or two ap·
pr:iiser:s t ~) ..ippr111sc land ten·
t .•ll\ t•l y St.'l ~I SJd(' for a nl'W
t•lt·m~·nt:iry school near Cro"·n
\·,1!11·v .Htd '.\1 argul'rltC' parkw:iys
in '.\t1ss1on Vil'JO, knu"'n as the
l'tlrdov;.1 stlt'
~ f)irt.'1.:ted Supt. J erome
Thl1rns lt•Y lo pr epare' a t•osl
oina !ys1s of t r .insfernng port:1ble
1"!.1ssro11ms IOC'3ted ;it .the
f'.l!>tdlt•, :t ll'mpo rary St·huo[ ~llC
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S,1n Ju;1n Capistrano and '.\11~
;-;11111 \'tt'Jl' h.1\L' hL'l'll 1dcnlll1l·d ,1s
tht• fasll'Sl gro"·in g areas within
lht> C;ipistrano district . ll has
bt>t~n est1matL'd that gro.,..1.h in thl•
t\\'O areas \\'ill add about 8,000
studt•nts by 1980.
The propost•d bond issul' \\'Olll d
fin;JflC'l" <·11nstruct1un of L'l).!ht ne'"
school s 111 th1• t\.\·u 1·ommunities.
Construt't1u11 of th~ Ambuehl
schoo l and ;_u.•qu isilion of the
Cordova Sile \.\'OU!d be panl for
"'ilh $2 .R million in bo nd
funds previously autho1;zcd by
VOlt'J'S.
Los Alisos
Parents' Night
Set Thursday
P arents a nd fr iends of Lo s
Alisos lnl1•rn1l'diate School slu·
dt•nt!'l art' invited to "Bark To
S<:hool :"J i~ht ·· Thursday on the
'.\l ission V 1ejo t' :i n1 pus.
1'ht' program is sC'ht><luled to
begin at 7:30 p.m . \\·ith a general
~1ss embly in the multipurpose
rcKJm , aftl'r \Vhirh vi sitors will
tour classrooms .
Teacht>rs "'di be on hand to dis·
cuss their t'oursl's, classroom
standa rds. and policies govern·
ing homework and ~radin g.
,o\t lhE' ge n eral meeting,
parE'nts \Viii be asked lo vole on
the formation of a nt""' Parent
Teacher Organization and lo
elect officers for the current
school year .
l.os Alisos s tudents will bring a
school map and a copy of their
C'lass schedule home with them
on the a{tC'rnoon prior to Back To
S<-hool :"Jight.
Front Page Al
GAYS •..
attack on inl'lusion of the gay
ceri.ter. claim ing it exists onl y to
recruit homosexuals and foste r
that life sty le.
He cited the group's literature,
particularly noting offers to im ·
prove gay social life and find gay
roommates .
The Garden Grove supervisor
C'hided his fellow board members
for "taking the Pontius Pilate ap-
proach" by sayin g inclusion in
the booklet does n't amount to
county endorsement.
'·It's like referring a person
"'ith marriage problems to a
madam in the red light dist rict, ..
Schmit said.
"You can·t take a washing of
the hands attitude.··
But Diedrich and Riley said the
issue is not as clear cut as Schmit
described.
"I don ·t pretend to understand
the motivation of the homosexual
lifestyle. but I have to accept this
offer with confidence they are al ·
tending to t eal needs even if I am
W1comfort<.1ble, ,. Diedrich said.
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CIA •..
Helms. now ambass ador to
Iran. was sitting 1n the com mit·
lee a udience \Vhile Stewart
testified. The former director is
schedt1ll•d to testify before the
committee Wednesday.
Ste\.\.·art s a id he recommended
placing "a better qualified man"
in C'harge of tht~ maiJ.opening
project, turning the project over
to the FedC'ral Rurt"a u or In-
vt>sLigation or closing it do\\•n.
The mail·opening program
began in 1952 as a legal mai l·
cover operation in which the out-
side of envelopes were photo-
graphed, but it ~oon expanded in·
to an operation in which the
mail was opened. The program
"'Was not ended until 1973, when
then·C IA director James Schles·
inger ordered it stopped.
Ford Nomination
WASHINGTON !UP!) -
Pre21ldent Ford said today he
would nominate J ack M. Eckerd,
an old friend a nd Florida busi·
Qt'."Siman, to head the General
Services Admini1tratlon that
manages federal government
construction, property and re·
rords.
A Snow .Job
Sign Seized, Stolen
THE SIGN WARNING about the snow plow on Laguna
Canyon Ro1td has been stolen from the Laguna Be u ch Police
[)('partment.
It all started Saturday as LagU11a Beac h Polieeman
:\tichael Ferris drove into the Art Colony to report for the
day shift.
Ferris cam e upon a large official s ign posted along
f,;ig una Canyon Road. It warned "Blue Lig ht Mean::; Snow
Plow.·•
FF.RRJS R ET URNED on duty and wrestled the four.
foot by 10-foot sign into a city vehicle and Look it to the police
departm ent where it was booked as evidence. Because of its
sizl! the sign was left outside the police station in the police
parking lot .
Police Sgt. Terry Temple theori zed the sign wa~ stolen
frum a Northern California area and installed by pranksters
on nonsno1A.'Y stretch of Laguna Canyon not us ually fre·
tlllt.'nted by SOOIA.' plO\.\.'S.
Then l\-tonday as police looked for the sign , they found it
had disappeared rrom storage.
"T lllS IS E~IBARRASSING,"Sgt . Temple said.
OC Planners Delay
Resource Package
By I.AURIE KASPER
011!'• OlllJ l"Uot~H
C'ounty p l ann in g com ·
mi!:is ioners have postponed ac·
t1on for s ix wee ks on a proposed
resour ce management''
pack age after building represen-
tatives charged it is both "ir·
r1•s ponsible .. and "a radical,
politi cal document."
,<\Jthough :se veral com ·
m1ss1oners s<Jid they doubt the
tota l propos al will ever be
passed, they as ked the planning
staff to continue workinc toward
a C'omprom ise between de-
velopt>rs and conservationists
;.1nd rt"turn to the commission
DL•r. 1.
'fht:' proposal included an or-
din<J rl CL' establis hing four new
zones ai med at protecting open
space. hillsides, archeological
sites, mineral deposits and other
natural. histori cal and cultural
resources from developmenl
It also included a set of tem-
porary guidelines to be used by
tht> t•ommissioners, developers
* * * Watson Says
County Must
Keep Growing
By DO UGLAS FRITZSCHE
Ol lloe O.llJ l"llel SUH
South Orange County must be
developed, I rvine Compa ny
President R aymond W<itson told
a cou nty advisory panel Monday.
But membe r s of the group
responded that new building in
the southeastern end of the coun-
ty is causing a "mad hatter's tea
party" as the more affluent
move south, leaving the older
areas lo the less wealthy.
As industry shifts south to
areas like the Irvine Industrial
C'.o mplex and its new eastern ad-
dition, it l eaves cities like
Fullerton with the problem of
fina ncing ser vic es like
children's education for workers
who cannot afford to live in the
s~me city as their jobs, said
Anaheim reallor Joe White.
The comm ents came from
members of the Orange County
Citizens Direction Finding Com-
mission as they met in the Irvine
Company's Newport Beach of-
fil.'es. The com mi ssion was
formed in 1971 to advise the coun-
ty Board of Supervisors on policy
matters.
The session with Irvine Com-
pany representatives was de-
signed to give the group the com-
pany's side of the story of Orange
County growth as the group seeks
"'ays to improve the coUJlt y's
economy.
The prC'sentations and com·
ments focu sed o n the issues of
agricultural preservation, and
industrial and r esidential de·
velopment.
Company P resident Watson
told the group that even if taxes
were rolled bac k to thei r 1960
level, agriculture still could not
be a continuing profit-making en-
terprise on Irvine Ranch lands.
and conse r vationis ts in de -
termining ho\Y policies should be
applied.
These guidelines, according to
Dave ~t oorC'. who headed the
task force "·hich designed the
proposal. we r e meant to help
each of the factions achieve their ·
desires.
But Van Stevens, a represen-
tative of the Mission \'iejo Com -
pany, charged it 1s "the most ir·
res pansible piece of legislation
proposed lo the commission.''
He charged that people who
would pay for the results of the
ordinance. were not given a
priority consider ation in the or ·
dinance.
Gil Ferguson , representative
for the Counl'il on Environment,
Eeonom y, Employ m ent and
Development tCEEED I, said the
package is a "radica.J . polit1l.'al
document·· which h<Js little to do
"'ith planning.
Charging that the adoption of
the ordinance would cause the
cost of a s ingle·fa rnily home in
the county to jump to $100,000 in a
year t o two years, Ferguson
asked th at a n environmental im·
pact report be made on the docu·
ment.
He promised to take the com -
mission to court if such a relXJrl
is not done.
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can do in a week,'' he said.
Oeblieux said few conelusions
could be drawn from the tests,
adding, "Thjs is e real touchy
area."
The city, he s aid, eli minatt.'<I
tests hke tbe rope climb and wall
scaling .. be<.·ause I'm not sure
tht.>y are r elated to the job. I've
never SL"en a puliceman on duty
climb a rope."
.. We w ere looking for two
things : e ndurance and coord.ina·
lion. Jf they do, while they·re on
duty, ~et in vol Vt•d in a chase or a
fight, they have to 00 able to use
their bodie:; without slrain1ng a
back or \.\.'hatever.''
Although Deblieux agrees that
women have a place in areas li ke
invt'sl1gat ion even if they cannot
pass lhL" physical agility tests. hl·
conceded thal presently therL" 1s
no way to become an investigator
without first being a pJtrolman.
\Vt>'rt' going to have to look at
that 10 tht' future," he said.
Serrano Sets
Parent Night
At Los Alisos
St•rrano lntermediate SC'hool"s
"Ba 1·k To School Night" will be
held at 7 :30 p .m . Wednesd ay
night in the multi-purpose room
of l.os Alisos School, Mi ssion
Viejo.
Parents will have the op-
portunity lo meet thc·ir child's
leaC'hers and to attend a con-
densed version of their daily
schedule.
Serrano students. who are now
attending double sessions at the
Los Alisos campus, will be dis-
missed at 3. 41 p .m . Wednesday,
one hour ·· ea rlier than normal.
The early recess \l.'ill allow
teachC'rs and custodians addi,_
tional ti m e to prepa r e the
C'iassrooms .
MISSION •••
future school should bl' located.
In other oction. trustees tabled
l.'ons 1deration of the addition of a
S\''1mming pool, J;indsraping and
ot h e r outdoor improvement
areas to the d esign for the
Esperanza School addition.
Admini s trato r s reques ted
more time lo study the financial
implications or the adclition of the
pool.
Serrano
Zone Bid
Sought
Rancho Serrano, a 171-acre
planned community in north El
Toro that could s upport another
700 Saddlebaek Valley homes .
will come before Orange County
supervisors for a pproval Wednes-
day.
The .board will be asked to ap-
prove a zone change request sub-
mittt"d by S and S Const.ruction
Company that would permit the
start or C'onstruction on the pro-
ject.
The much -revis ed planned
rommunity \4.'0U!d be bounded by
Irvine Boulevard on the south,
Ran cho de Los Alisos to the north
<.1nd t•ast and the Irvine Ranch and
Oran,!;!e County t-l onor Farm on
thl'\\'l"Sl.
Art•o rding to the proposal
ht.•fore !>Upl~rvisors, 138 acres of
thl' property would be developed
with s ingle·family homes,
another 29 acr es would be re-
t aint•d as open space and a bout
f1\'t' at'res dedicated for arteri al
high"·ays.
When t he pro posed project
t'<Jn1t:.· bt.>fore the planning com-
m1ssiun. 1t was approved by a
spill vole.
Com miss ioner Ron Yeo.
representing the Fifth District
and mos t of the south county, ob-
jt>l.'tcd to the proj ect and any olher
bt.•1ng built before completion of
tht'C'Ollnty's general plan.
Lifeguard's
Ear Severed
In Struggle
San Clemente lifeguard Andy
Reich had the lobe of his left ear
bitten of{ during a fight at the
home of a Laguna Beach man
early today, police reported.
Investigat in g officers said
Rei ch also su(fe red multiple
l.'uts on his face and bruises in
the 2 a.m . altercation with a
man police identified as Ri ck
Balzer, 1503 Carmelita St.
According to the police ac-
count, Reich went to the Balzer
home in the early hours and de-
manded to be !el in. He was re-
f used entry and allegedly al·
tempted lo force his way into the
place. ·
If you've been waiting
for the biggest carpet sale
of the year .. :nus IS IT!
Measure your rooms now ... Barcelona
Owners Meet
then get set for savings of up to 20o/o
on our beautiful broadlQOm carpets
MerQbers or the newly formed
Barcelona Homeowners Associa·
tion will hold their fi rst general
membership m eeting tortight.
The meeting is set for7:JOp.m.
in the multipurpose room of Glen
Yermo School, 26400 Trabuco
Road, Mission Viejo. All resi·
dents of the Bar celona tract are
invited.
Guest speaker for the evening
is Art Cook, Community Rela-
tions Manager for the Mission
Viejo Company. His topic is
"Mission Viejo, the Planned
Community.''
For membership informaUon
on the ndr i ssociation call Mary
Brokkell, 581-0291.
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VOL. 68, NO. 294, 3 SECTIO!j!S, 40 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CA~IFORNIA TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975 TEN CENTS
CIA Read 215,000 Letters in 20 Years
WASHINGTON tAP> -The
Cl.hi. opened more than 215,000 let·
ters over eo years knowing it was
illegal and despite two internal
studit~s which ~howed the opera·
lion was poorly run and of
marginal intelligt!nce value, ac-
<'ording to evidC'nce made public
today by the Senate intelligence
commillt:>e.
The disclosures came aner it
was learned the CIA opened and
' read at least three ancl ~rhaps
eight lettt>rs written by roq\mit·
tee Chairman Frank Church <D-
ld ahoJ. during and alter a 1911
trip he m._de lo the Soviet Unloo.
Church confirmed in a
telephone interview Monday that
copies or two letters he had writ·
ten to the Soviet Union "thanking
our hosts for their courtesies"
had ~en round in CIA riles. The
senator authoriled release or the
two lettt!rs to lhe Associated
Pr~s.
Statistics provided by lhe Cen·
tral lnlelligepce Agency and
made public by the committee to-
day showed that envelopes con·
taining more than 2.7 mi!Uon let-
ten; to and from the Soviet Union
and passing through the New
York City post ofrice had been
photographed and that 215,820 of
these were opened.
Coming (Jp Roses
Witl1 the count six down and one to go, it's
no wonder Margaret Ann Charvat
(center J reacts this way as she hears her
name called to join the other m embers of
the 1976 Rose Court for the 87th Pasadena
Tournament of Roses. One of the seven
Pasadena City College students will be
named Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Court.
County Growth Viewed
.
Irvine Chief Vrg~ S. Area Developmenl
South Orange County must be
developed, Irvine Company
President Raymond Watson told
a county advisory panel Monday.
But members of the group
Lyn Fromme
Denied . Right
To Interviews
SACRAMENTO CUPIJ -A
federal judge today refused to al-
low Lynelle From me to question·
prospective jurors for her trial on
a charge of trying to assassinate
President Ford.
U.S. Dfstrict Court Chief Judge
Thomas J . MacBride made the
ruling during a pretrial hearing
in which the 26-year-old Manson
cultist also planned lo seek
permission to subpoena Ford as
a defense witness.
Her co.counsel, attorney John
E. Virga, told the judge the wispy
defendant would be effective at
questioning jurors because when
they looked at her "It might br·
ing out some of their l?tent pre-
judices.
He•said she wanted to examine
jurors to determine their
knowledge of the 1969 Tate-
LaBianca mass murders in Los
Angeles committed by Charles
Manson and bis followers.
Miss Fromme. wearing her
famifiar red dress and scarf, told
M·acBride. ·'You have no way or
knowio,g our case, my mind, my
eyes.'' 1
responded that new building in
the southeastern end.of the coun-
ty is causing a ''mad hatter's tea
party .. as the more affluent
move south, leaving the older
areas to the less wealthy.
As industry s hifts south to
areas like the Irvine Industrial
Complex and its new east,ern ad·
dition, it leaves cities like
Fullerton with the problem of
financing services lik e
children ·s education for workers
who cannot afford to live in the
s~me city as thefr jobs, said
Anaheim realtor Joe White.
The comments came 'from
members of the Orange County
Citizens Direction Finding Com-
mission as they m et in the {rvine
Company's Newport Beach of.
fice s .. The commission was
formed in 1971 to advise the coun-
ty Board of Supervisors on palicy
matters.
The session with Irvine Com·
pany representatives was de-
signed to give the group the com-
pany·s side of the story of Orange
County growth as t he group seeks
ways to improve the county's
economy.
The presentations and com·
menls focused on lhe issues or
agricultural preservation, and
industrial and residential de-
velopment.
Company President Watson
told the group t.hat even if taxes
were rolled back to their 1960
level, agriculture still could not
be a continuing profit·making en ·
terprise on Irvine Ran(!,h lands.
CSee GROWTH, Page AZI
Scientists' Deaths,
Plant Virus Linked
CORVALLIS, Ore. (UPI ! -
The possibility that two Oregon
Slate Univer sity scientists were
killed by a plant virus they were
studying is being investigated by
lhe National Institute of Health,
a newspaper reparts.
The Corvallis Gazette-Tim es,
in a copyrighted !flory, Monday,
quoted the director of the in4
vestigation as saying it would be
a "rnajor discovery for science ..
if the two had been victims of a
plant disease.
Swenson had written to a
friend in the spring of 1974 that
scientists should investigate the
possibility that he and Milbrath
caught the prunus riogspot virus.
which infects chel"ry trees. He
noted similarities in their illness
then.
The two had worked together
on seteral studies with their ' . <See VIRUS, PageA2)
Thomas Abernuthy, form~rl y
with tht• CIA in spl'l"tor gencrars
uffict>, lold the con1m1ttee he pre·
pared a s tudy 1n 1-~cbruary 1961
showing that "no tangible upcra-
tiunal bt>nefits huvl.' act•rued" to
the a~ency 's Sovil't division from
the mail·opt'ntng operation.
Abl'rnathy also s aid he found a
lack of coordination among the
various CIA units involved in the
program and that he recom·
.
mendL-d re('ons11Jcring its value
and preparing a C'over slory
should the operation be publicly
disclosed .
·'We assumt.>d everybody re-
alized it was illegal,·· testified
John Gler\non, a rormer CIA or-
ficial who <.'onducted a study in
1969 that found no eviden<"e that
the operation "provided signifi·
cant leads or information which
would have proved a positive
op...•rational help.··
Gordon Slcwart, "'ho heu.ded
tht> 111::.pettor gt•nera\ 's office in
1969. told the committee he had
bricft•d thl'n ·Cl.i\ Director
Ri,'h1Jrd l\1 . 1-lelms on the mail-
open1ng projel't and that .. 1l was
my understanding that llclms
knew 1l was illegal.··
Hc>lm s. nov.· ambassador to
Iran. was sitting in the commit·
<SttCIA, l'ag~1UJ
Women Unsuit
Other Roles Seen in Police Work
By DOUGL,\S f.'RITZSCllE
ottfle D•ll• .,llol SUtt
Rt>sults Of physical agility tcsts
in the Irvine Poliec f)cpa1·t-
ment 's firs t recruiting drive in-
dicate that \vomen may not be
suitable fur poliC'e patrol duties,
according to Police Chief l.t.'O E.
Peart.
There are other roles in poliC'e
work sui table for women, sajd
Peart.
$153,217
Found in
Costa Mesa
By ALAN DIRKIN
0t ll>e D•ll' PH.-t Staff
A roofer found a pursl', con·
taining $153,217 1n cas hier·s
checks. in a brown bag lying on
top of the Eastland Savings and
Loan Association building on
Harbor Boulevard, Cost:.i Mesa.
this morning.
The 9 a.m. disC'overy ended a
five-month wail for them lO turn
up by United California Bank and
the 84-year-old Costa Mesa widow
lo v.·hom the checks were made
out .
Costa Mesa police investigator
James Strickland said that the
checks were in denominations of
SI0.000. $5 ,000, and Sl ,000 and
were difficult to cash because of
the denominations.
He s aid that the \\.'Oman had re-
ported the checks missing ~1ay
14. They could nut have been
<.'ashed without being verified,
and the bank had the sen al num-
bers.
The woman . whu lives in a
hotel. has never explained to
police why she would need s u{'h
large amount s of mont·y 1n
cashit~r ·s C'hecks.
··When she reportc.od them mi s·
sing. s he only told the bank il
was the !lank Y>'hu C'<1lled us,·· In·
vestigatur Strickland said.
The officer ~•d th<1t an at·
tempt '''as made tu cash unt: of
the checks ;;it ~1 b<.1nk in ncvcrly
Hills, but tht• v.1uman sus pect fled
\Yhile ver1f1cat1on was being
made.
The elderly woman had report-
ed $150,000 y..·orth of checks miss-
ing, thoug h the exact amount
was $153.217 .
The chec ks we re found in a
purse that contained credit card-;
and miscellaneous pape1·s ... She
had not even told us that all the
other things were missing, too,-·
the investigator added.
Kille r Sentenced
LOS ANGELES (AP I -F'rank
Dominguez; 24 , uf East Los
Angeles, was sentenced to five
years-to-life in prison for running
down a 1-G·year·old youth from a
rival gang and lhC'n dragg ing the
body fur almost a mile.
' I think there is no question
that womt•n have a valuable
place in l;1w enforcement a~ in-
vestigators and in the aZ.ca of
some sensitivt• t•riml."8," Peart
said .
"But I think there are some
serious questions about whether
they are qualified for the
physiC'al demands uf patrol duty
on the streets,·· he said.
The department has begun
tests of 234 applicants to fill tv.·o .
open police patrol posts. The 234
were st>le('ted from a list or more
than 1,600 appli<.'ant.s to find a
plaC'e on the threc-month·uld
force.
About 20 of the applicants were
women who went through the
physical agility tests last Satur-
day, said Peart.
Three women wt're still in the
.(See TESTS, PageA21
A Snow Job
Sign Seized, Stolen
T H F. SIGN WARNING aboul the sno"'' plow on Laguna
Canyon Road has been stolen from the Laguna Beach Police
Dt'part ml.'nt.
It all started Saturday as Laguna Beach Policeman
:\lichat•l Ft>rris drove into the Art Colony to report for the
day shift .
Ferris camt• upon a larg~ official sign posted along
1.aguna Canyon Road. It warned "Blue Light Means Snow
Plow.··
FF.RRIS R ETURNED on duty and wrestled the four· root by IO-fool sign into a city vehicle and look it to the police
department whcrl.' it was booked as evidence. -Because of its
size the ~ign was left outside the police station in the police
parking lot.
Police Sgt. Terry Temple theorized the s ign was stolen
from a Northern Califomia area and installed by pranksters
on nonsno\\'Y s tretch of Laguna Canyon nol usually fre-
quented by snow plo'A'S.
Then Monday as po1i1·c lo;&,iked for the sign, they found it
had dis;;ippeart•d from stor·agc.
"TlllSIS EM BARRA."iSING,''Sgt. Temple said.
•
Second Suit Filed
In Fatal Bus Crash
A second Orange County
Supt·rior Court laws uit has been
filed against a group of defe n-
dants accused of negligence that
lt.'t.I lo the collision al an Irvine in·
lt>rsection of a gravel truck and a
day camp bus packed with
children.
Named as defendants in the ac·
li on f1h:•d by Eileen Weiss of Santa
Ana for her son, Jun M .. 10. are the
Rough Riders Day Camp, truck
dri ver JamC's Emt•rsun Bartley,
camp bus driver Carolyn An ·
derson Conners. the Sully·~fillcr
Contracting Company, the city or
Irvine and Oran~eCounty .
Mrs. Weiss asks thi.lt damages
be determined and awarded by
thl' trial court. Her earlier clotim
for $250,000 in damages has been
dl•nit>d by lht:' C'ity and county.
Jon M . Weiss was one of a
numbt•r of children throv.'Tl from
th1..• collided Rou~h Riders bus
June 23 when it collided with a
truck driven by Bartley at the
junC'tion o( Jeffrey and Barranca
ro<:id .
It is allec;ed in the suit that lhl'
negligence of the two drivers
addt•d lo I.ht:' asscr tedly
dangl·rous traffic cond1t1ons ex·
isling: at lhl' 1ntcrsecl1on 11._'(I to the
eolhsion and the overturning of
the day l'amp bu3.
Damages totaling more than
$500 .000 wt>r<' Jemandcd from all
dl•fendcints by W . James and
Sharon D Ramming. 23851 Calle
l-logar. '.\t1 ss1on Viejo. for the de-
<1lhof lhe1r sun. John llenry Ram·
ming. 6, 1n the s a m1..· accident.
Canada Strikers
OTTAWA (UPI ) -Canadi<tn
mail .S('rvice wa s disrupt('(! today
by a nationwide stnkl' of postal
work1..•rs .
Orang{j
L . .£: !
Coast
----
Weather
But the judge, noting that he is
starting his 15th year on the
bench. said he n ever had
~rmitled a defendant to ques-
tion jurors. He rejected her mo·
lion ar\d said, "This case is not
· At OSU, the scientist carrying
on part of the research of lhe men
who died said he beli eves there is
no basis to the thCQfY the men
were infected with the plant dis·
ease.
Gay Center Contested
fncrea s ing lov.• clouds
tonight ;_ind \V cdnl•sday
with only partial el('a1,ng
Wt•dnes d;_i y aflt•rnuon
Coolt•r lt•mperatu 1·e:-..
l-h ghs 1n the 60s. l "-1\\'S 1n
lht• sos.
INSIDETODAV lhal much unusual." ·
Miss Fromme, appearing up·
set, shook her head and asked
Mac Bride for more explanation.
But he said, ''I've given all the
explanation I can give. I've ruled
and that's it ...
• She if accused or attempting to
murder Ford with a loaded .4S.
caliber pistol Sept. 5 as he
walked through a crowd en route
from a hotel to the state capitol.
(The Associated Pressreparted
today that FBI agents said lhey
fouod a box or .45caliberammuni·
lion and a manual on hand guns
when they searched her apart-
ment.
. (Special agent Thomas Latham
said during the hearing that the
ammunition was round inside two
paper bags .>
The investigation by the Na-
tional lnt1titute of Neurological
Diseases, Communcative Oi s-
orderS and Strokes in Bethesda,
Md .. concerns the deaths of J ohn
A. Milbrath, a plant pathologist,
and Knud G . Swenson, an en·
tomologist, the Gazette4 Times
reported.
Milbrath died in the Universi4
. ty of Oregon Medical School
Hospital in Portland July 22,
1974, at the aRe of 64. He had been
forced to retire in 1968 because of
what had b~en diagnosed as
multiple sclerosjs.
Swenson was forecd by illness
to retire in 1973 as chairman ol
the department or entomology.
He died at his home hf'e Aue:. 18,
at the age of 52. ·
"
Superoisors Delay Juvenile Agency List .
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
ot .. O.UyPli.tSQn
Orange County supervisors
tangled t0day over includirig
Costa Mesa's Gay Community
Center in a directory of com·
munity-based juvenile delin·
queocy referral agencies. ·
The board voted to continue the
matter until Wednesday 11.fter
Supervisor Ralph Clark refused
to cast a tie breaking vote on the
issue 9r sending troubled
youngsters to a coutiuU11g agen4
cy that deals primarily with the
problems or the homOJ;exual
community.
Supervisor Laurence Schm1t.
who moVed to delete the center
\
'
from the directory. was joined by
Supervisor Robert Battin.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich
and Thomas Riley opposed the
move, claiming it was impossible
to judge the issue as a matter of
"black versus while.··
Schmit delivered a moralistic
attack o n inclusion of the gay
center, claiming it exists only to
recruit homosexuals and foster
that lite style.
He cited the group's literature.
particularly notin11: offers to im·
prove gay sociPI life and find gay
roommates.
The Garden Crove .supervisor
chided his fellow board members
for "t•king the Poptiw; Pilate ap.
proach,. by saying inclusion 1n
the booklet doesn •t amount to
county endorsement.
"lt·s like referring a person
with marriage problems to a
madam in the red light district."
Schmit said.
"You can't take a washing of
the hands altitude."
But Diedrich and Riley said the
issue is not as clear cut as Schmit
described.
"I don •t pretend to understand
the motivation of the homosexual
lifestyle. but 1 have to accept this
offer with confidence lhey are at·
tending to real needs t'lven if I am
uncomfortable,·· Diedrlchsuid .
More and more young pro-
pie are turning on wllh booze
and downers. o potentially de-
adly duo tho/ combines the
worsl aspecls of drug.'I and
dnnking -n.! witness the
celt•brated Karen Quinlan
case See !'age A 7.
Index
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•
A% DAILY PILOT
Builders
Lam.haste
OC· Plan
By l.Al !RI E K l\.~PER
01 Ill• 0~<11 P1I0'11.l•fl
Counly pljnn1n¢ l'Om·
ITIL ::iSIU lll'l'S h ;.1\'1" j.)0:-.lpullt.,'CI 3l'-
t1un for six wct•ks on a µroposcd
resourcl' rn an;.igcmt..'nt ''
pack;.1gl' ;iftl·r buildin.L! rl·pre~l'll·
l.1t1vcs c·hari-:t·d 1l 1:-. huth · tr
respun:-.1bil•'' Jilli ",1 r..id1(';.il,
po1Lt1C':.1l dnrurnt•nl "
.\llh ou~h ~1..·vt·r.11 l'um
n11s:-.1tJ1ll'fS sa id tht•y doubt thl•
tnl.1l propu:..11 \\ill t'\'t~i bl'
p.1:-st·rt . tht'Y a . .,kt•d !ht· pl;.inn1ng
:-1.iff tn e11n\1n11c \O.'nr l..Lnl-! lu\\:trd
.i ('on1 pr11n11 :-.t· lil'\\\'('l'll tit··
\'t'l•'Pl' r-; ,111d e• 1 n:-.t•r\ al 1 0111~1 '>
,ttld rt•turn lo !ht• t'Omrru:-.:-.1011
O('c I .
·r!lt• 11rnp11s;d in<'luth.•d an nr
d 1n.1nt't' t':-.lJhl1 :-.h1n~ fnur n1 •\V
/llllt':<o .llffit•d ,ti pLPll'Clllit.! lllJ•'ll
"iJ:.ll' l'. h 1 I ls Hll' s, .J 1 t:hl'ulog1t' ... 11
... 1t('s. n11nL'f.Jl d1•po'>1ts ,1nd 11tl1•·r
n;,1l11r.d. h1stor1{'al anJ t:ultu1 .il
1'l''>uurccs from dl'vl·lop1nl•nt.
It .tlso 1n<'luJt:d ,\ Sl't of tt•m ·
por.1rv guidt1l111C's lo h1,• USl'd hv
1 hl' t'11n1 rn1ss11H1l'r..;, dt·\ t·l11111·r ~
atHI ('011 .... ~·r\'.ll l!!ll!"'" Ill tl l'
tt·r munng hu"" pol11·1v::. shuuk.I Lt•
cipplil·d
Tht'Sl' g111dl·hn~·"· .H'('ord1ni.: to
l>a vt• :'\·l o11rt'. ''ho hl".1d1 ·d 1h1·
l<.1sk forct· \l h1ch dl':-.1gnl'd lh1•
proposal. "'l'rt• n1l'.1nl to help
l'HC'h of the factions Jt:hicvc thl'1r
Jt'Sll"t'::i
Rut \'.111 Stt•,·cns. a rt·prt•st>n·
t:.it1ve of lht' :'\11 ss1on \11t•Jo Com
pany. chai·ged it 1s ··the n1usl 1r.
re-spons1bll~ piece of tei;1:-.lat1on
propost•d 111 t hl' t·om mission ··
HL• cha1·gt•J that people v.·hn
would p.1_v fur the results of lh t•
ord1nant't'. \\'t•r1• nut g1\t'n a
pnor1ly t·o11:i1t..lt·ration in lhe 11r
din;:ince
Gil f'1·r~uson . rt'presrnlativl'
for the (\1uneil on Envirunrnvnl
Economy, Employment and
01:'\"l'lopml'n I f C · f: }<~ J·:I ) 1. o.; aid t hl'
packag"t' 1.s a · rad1t'al. pohlil'<Jl
durumt'nt · \\ hu:h ha.s J1tllt• tn du
,~·1th planning
Char~ing that thl' adoption 11f
lht• ordinance would caust• the
cost of a sin~Je.rarnil v hnmt' 111
the C'ounly tu JU mp lo SiOO.OCIO 111 ;J
ye;:ir to two years. r~ergu son
asked that an environmental im-
pact report be made on the dot:u-
ment.
l·le promisC'd to lake the com-
mission to court if such a report
is not done.
Spokesmen for the Irvine Com-
pany ;:ind lhl• Building lndu~try
,\ssuC'i atiun V.'t'l"L' muf('
restrained in their opposition to
the proposal. They asked to be ;,iJ.
lowed to work on it with the plan-
ning staff
Laguna Hills
Children Find
lluman Bones
Criminologists at the Orange
County Sheriff's Oepa11ment to·
d;:iy are scrutinizing a partial
sk~leton thscoverl'd )otonday bv ch 1ldre~ playin~ near a drain;:ige
culvert 111 l.agun<J Hills.
The almost intact skeleton \\'JS
fuu~d in a three-foot diameter
dra1na)!e pipe. The skull and
pelvis were missing .
"Someone went into that pipe
either dead or ~div('. and th<.1t 's
atx.>u~ al l we kno\v ,·· Capt. JlobC'rl
Gr1ff1th Set id loday.
The drain pipe 1s located in an
open fi eld near a shopping com
plex at lht• inlt1rs et·11nn of ,\hl'i;•
Park\vay and lht' San Dlt'go
Freeway.
Griffith said no clothing or
other evi~en ct• \Vil S found ne;1r
the remains. I-le s;:i id the sex of
the skeleton had not been de·
termined.
ORANGE COAST
Robert N. Weed P.~"denl •nd Pu1>I•-•
Thomas Keevll
lcOUo•
Thomas A. Murphine
.V.•,..Q•t19EOol<1<
Charles H. Loos Richard P. Nall
APlll..,1"'--ll"llll!a"on
Tuesday.OC1ober21. 1975
0•1lw P!tol ~1•11 1>1><110
WEST OF THE MOON
Cosmonaut Kubasov
Astro11auts,
Cos11w 1zauts
111 Newport
Dt•l'kt•d out 1n t..11.·ntnl!' Jnd
St('t:-.on h.11 -.. lhct•t• /\n1t•r1c.1n
.1strc)n~1UlS an<l !ht• tv.u St1v1t•l
l·osmunu11l -, \I ho J!llllt.'<I thl'm 111
:-.p.Jt't' l.indt.·tl hrtt•fly in Nt•\\'IJUl't
Rt•ach :O.lon\l.1y night for ci
\\t.''>l~·rn -.\.\It' j1.1rl'"
Kt'Y" to Lh l· 1·1t \. t'".:l'h.in1:t·" i•r
gifts anJ .1 l'11l11f'fuf ,1ppl-.u',1flC't'
hy ~t'\\pnrt 's .J11tin \\',1\nl' 1\1·1"l'
pJr\ of !ltt' p.Jrl\ fnr th•· .\p >Ill•
Soy11z t'l"t'\\'S ,1( tht.: '.\1.•\\J111rl1 r
Inn
\\';1ynt', dr1 •s:.t•d a" 1f h•· ti.id
J\1.S \ :>tl'PJl"d ff1\nl ,I ll' ')I Pl
hJd :-Pl't"t;d pr;11 ~t• f.,1 '\Ii.ii 111:
lt•rn11·d d :.Pt'l'IJI HLl "Sl.11\ (,dt•llt I l1k1.• your J1qu11! p111,1 i1,~·~.··
\\'.1ynt• s.11d slitJrt!~ bl.'fu11• p.1 ... S·
111i.: uul J :-Olt'l:::.un tu l'.i1·h ... p.H't'
t't'lebr1l)
About 300 ).!lll'S t s a\t,..ndt'd the
t'\'t'lll ho-.tt•tl l)y :\'l'\\'purtl·r
:vtan;1gt>r Ed :\'1gro.
City :0.1::tn <.1ger Rohrrt \\'\'Jiil
gavt' ~mall gi1ldl'n kt•\'S 10 tht: t·•·
ly to all ft\c of ·th..: ~p.11.:c
voyagt•rs.
In return, the erl'\'' prC'St'nlt•tl .J
colt'r photoi?r;1ph of Oran 1.:e
County taken frnm tlF' 1\n1t•r1e:1n
<.tnd SU\'lt'l 1n1Jd lth·s \\'h1 rh '''l'l'C
!Jnked 1n orbit l:.1s l :;um1ni.•r.
R;Alph DiC'drirh , t•ha1rm:111 of
thl' OrangL' Countv J~n ;ir d of
Supt•r visor!', acl't•ptl:d tht· )!Lft
Ylonday ·s p:irl,\ l'ndt·d ~1
'''hirl,.,,ind. ont• d ;1\ vi ... 11 to
Soulhl'rll C.i!1forn1a bv lht• l'lll'Tl
and their fami ltt•s 'l'he\' \\t•r.-.
schedult>d \I) lt•.ivt' l!'•d:1v .fnr th1·
llill!On »; l'i-llJll,d \~ht•1'1' ih1•\ \\Jl l
\\'Ind up ;:i tv.u \\l'tk tour ·ol JI
U.S. c1\i t•s .
All fi\'C app('aretl somcv.·h,1t
V.'t'ary or the pact'
The Ru ssi an rns mona-.ts.
Soyui C'onl n1 andl•r 1\lt·xc1
l.eunov and Va!t·r1 Kuba ~o'
earlier 1n tht· d;.1y joined
Amcr1l'~1n s Thom.is St;.1f ford.
l>on ahJ Slayton an(\ Vanl'l' ltrancl
for a lour of tht• :'\orth /\mt'fltan
Rol'k\\·el\ plant 111 llO\Yll('Y \Vht•rt•
tht'~' vil'\\'t'ci \ht• 1\mt•rir;-in
module '''hich \Va~ p.1rt of J;1st
sumnll'r·s h1~tury n1akin!-( fl1i.:liL
Santa Ana Hefgllts
Second Briefing
On Ai1-port Due
lly \\'11 .1.1 1\M SCllRF.IRER
01 UI~ 0 .. UV Pilot iWll
Santa An;:i lleights will be the
sill' Oct 30 of the st•cond co m-
nn1111t .v tn·1t•f1ng hy tht.• ('onsul-
t.1n1 -. drafting .1r1 t•nv1ronmcntal
1111p..tl'l rl'purt fur Orange County
1\1rport
From Page Al
TESTS ...
running follov.•1ng the day's excr·
11011. he s,nd.
'lht· f.idurt.•s \\'ere surpris ing.
lit• ·.,utl , .idd1ng that the lt'Sl h;id
l"l\•1•11 tu111·t..I dll\\'Tl bl'l':.tUSC uf the
\\11rnl·11 .1ppl1t·..1nls
~·tnl' 11f I hl' mo rt• strenuous aC'-
1 iv1t1cs !1ke St'al 1ng an eight-foot
\\'all \\'ei·1· C'ltrnin.1ted . he said.
/\dd1t1on.1lly , lhl' grading
1·ui·\ l' ,,·.i-. rnodif1t•d so th;,11 alx>ut
!II.) l)t'l'l'l'll\ uf thoSl' ll'Slt-<l v.•ould
p.1 ... ._ Pt•a rt s.nJ
Hut thl' \\'tJ1n1·n still came out
on I ht• bnt turn .·' he said.
'!'ht.• prnb!t·rn, :-.a11J Pear1. \V<.l !'.,
·rhl'Y t..l1dn l t<ike the time 10
n1<i.sl t'r the skills There is a
ll'l'hn14Ut' to Jumping over a cou-
plt• of hurdll'S ;,ind going over anti
untit'r J. st•t of bars It was not a
m.1ltt•r of slre>ngth. It was a mal-
lt>r of tt.•C'hn1que ..
Similarly. c1ly personnel of·
hl·t•r :'\t1kt• Debht•ux said, ''The
\\U01t:n thd not appear to be in as
goc)(l a s h;,1pt> as the ml'n. ''
1'11nt•s on lht• obstacle course
fur tht• mt•n r ~111gl'J around a
lllUllllt'. ,10 ~l'ClltHJ S. \~'hilt• \\.'Omen
r .111 t· lust' r to t "'u m inutcs.
Hut must uf the men weren't
111 Iha\ good shape either,'' he
-..ud Son1t· of tht:m stat1t-'<l try.
1ni-: tn gPt 1nlu sharx.' lctst wet•k
.t11d ii s nut the kind of thing you
t' ...1 n tin 1 n c1 v.·t•t· k ... he said.
J),,hl11·ux said f..:·v.· (•ont·lus1uns
t·o111d bt• drav.·n from the te~ts,
. 1dthn.~. "This is a real touchy
,1 l"l'.I
Th l' <'ity. ht• s aid. climinalt>d
lt'Sl:. ilkl• the rope chmb and w<.111
Sl'Jllng "becauSt' I'm not sure
lht>y are rt>latcd to the job. I've
nl'Yl'r Sl't>n a policeman on duty
cltmb a rope ."
· \Vt• v.·ere looking for two
ih1ngs . endurance and coordina·
tion. If they dti, while they're on
duty , )!et 1n,·o!vt'd in a chase or a
fi ght. they have to llt' able to use
tht'Lr bodies \\'ithoul straining a
bat•k or \\'h:ttl:'ver. · ·
Although Deblieux agrees that
'''timt·n h;i\-t' a place in areas like
1nve~t1gution l'Vl'n if they cannot
p;,i ~s lhl' physical agility tests. h('
1.·nncedcd lhat presently there is
nv \\ a y lo bccomt' an investigator
\\·1thuut first being a patrolman.
\Ve 'rt' ~01ng tu havt' to look at
that in tht> future.·· he said.
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GROWTH
Tht.> problems range from t he
mort' fr('quent vandalism found
in ,.111 urban area to the higher
t'Ost of ft>rlthzcr with a smell ac-
Ct>plable to neighbors. he said
'.\1e;:inwhile, he said, Orange
County ts not lh(' breadbasket of
lhl· st;.irving '''orld. I-le described
lh1• ('ompany's produl'tion as
luxury food " like osparagus.
Daniel, Mann, J ohnson a nd
Mendenhall CDMJM) project of-
ficials will conduct the session
st arti n~ at 7 :30 p.m . in the
multipurpose room at Bay Vi ew
F:lcmentary School, 2531 W.
Orchard Drive.
The first public information
.session \Yas attended by several
hundred residents eager to voice
opinions and comments about
noise emanating from the
airport .
The Cou nt y Board o f
Supervisors hired OMJM to draft
tht• F.IR as the first step toward
dt•ciding what to do to meet
gro v.•ing demand:; for air
tr anspurt at ion.
Without lht> Et R. due to be
cun1plcted t•arly next year, the
county has been unable to pro-
ceed v.-'ith planned improvements
al the airport, inc luding a larger
terminal and longer runway.
'fhe report is also considered
pivol;:il in determining the rate of
scurt>s of homes in Santa Ana
ll ~1ghts, v.·hich lies under the
takt•uff pattern .
Supervisors h ave directed
county airport officials to pro-
ceed 1,1,•it h studies that could lead
either to condemnation of a
number of homes or ultimate
purchase of noise easements
over them.
Residents h ave vowed to fi ght
lht' action. which is des igned to
fulril l state-mandated require·
ments contained in the variance
under which the airport now
operates.
That variance expires at the
end of the year and unless some
progress h as been made to
~ecr~a~ the noise impact area.
it v.•1\l be revoked, forcing the
airport to c urtail operations.
Joseph A. Pantuso, project
managt>r for DMJM. said the
Santa Ana J·leights briefing wi ll
bt• fotlov.•ed by anotht·r in Nov-
embt•r 111 Tust1.n
Al lht' m l'eling next week .
D).1J~1 offi{'ials are expectl'd to
present a status report on their
work, 1ntluding pr1.·lt1ninarv re-
sults of noisl' imp<.1ct evaluai ions
an d certain biol ogical and
sociological studies.
~antuso sa i~ jet noise. vehicle
noise. phys1C'a l, social and
1.~conomiC' effects of the airport
art' the major areas the EIR \\.'ill
address .
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Latest Entrr1
~Birch Bayh (D·lnd.J
d hi s h at into ttie
. d.ed Democratic prc-
s1dent1al no!'Ilination ring to-
d<.iy. becoming the ninth an-
nt>uncL>d candidate ror that
office. Bayh had a brief
fling at the race in 1972, bul
withdrew b ecause of his
wife"s i ll health.
Coates Admits
Guilt in OC
Murder Trial
Gregory Glen Coates pleaded
guilty to second degree murder
late '.\1ond ay in Orange County
Superior Court and was sen-
tenced to five years to life in state
prison for the killing or his step-
mother in her San J uan
Capistrano home.
Coates, 18. of Riverside. filed
the plea bt>fore Judge James II.
Walsv.•orth just two "'eeks before
he \A.'as to go on trial for the
murder May 4 or Rt'lly J ..orraine
GO;.i t es, 48, of 33911 Via dC' Agua,
San J uan.
Coatt'S, v.·ho confessed lo the
killing during intt>rrogation. set
fire to the home immediately
·after strangling his stepn1other.
I !er badly burn1.•<l body "';Js idcn·
tified through f1ng1.•rprint tests.
Sheriff's inves tigators said
Coates broke into his s tep-
mother's home v.·ith the intention
of sexually attacking her but
later panicked when she warnl'd
him that she intended to tell hi s
father v.•hen ht• returned home
from a v.·eekend trip.
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VIRUS •••
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most extensive joint work on the
prunus virui.
Swenson reportedly told a col·
league at OSU Lbat the two could
have contracted the virus while
~nfecting laboratory plants. To
infect the plants, the two placed
some of the virus and a small
a.mount of abras ive material on a
finger, then rubbt..>d the finger
over the plant leaves.
. Dr .. C. J . Gibbs Jr .. who is
directmg the study of the men's
deaths ·at Bethesda, told the
Gaiette-Times if the two had a
plant disease "it would be a ma-
jo~ discovery for. sc•ence." He
swd none of the chrmpanzees and
monkeys injected with tissues
taken fr om Mi lbrat h and
s~·enson has shown any
symptoms.
Gibbs said, however, the "slow
virus" might take 12 toJB months
to create symptoms of the ill-
ness.
Gibbs said. "We're cutting new
dirt he re. This is an area of re-
search that has only really been
looked into within the past five
years."
Ron Cam eron. who is continu-
ing Milbrath 's research in plant
p<lthology, said 15 to 20 other r e -
searC'hers around the world have
worked with the same virus
\\'ilhout becoming ill. He said
some of those used the same
technique to infect plants.
"I just don't believe there is
any basis lo believe it," he said ..
"lf there were anything to this
theory 1 ·d probably be lhe next to
become ill."
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CIA •••
tee audience while Stewart
testified. The former director is
scheduled to testify before the
committee Wednesday.
Stt>wa rt said he recommended
plal'in g "a bettef qualified man"
in ~h arge of the mail-opening
pro1ect . turning tbe project over
tu t he Federal Bureau of ln-
vt•stigation or closing it do\WTI.
The mail-opening program
began in 1952 as a legal mail-
cover operation in which the out-
s ide of envelopes were photo-
graphed, but it soon expanded jn-
to an operation in which the
mail \\.'as opened . The program
v.•as not ended until 1973. when
then-C IA director James Schles·
inger ordered it stopped.
Former County Aide
Denies Theft Charge
A former job tra1n1ng
t•oord1nator for tht• Oran).:l' Coun-
ty Dt·partmt•nt ur 1!:ducat11111
plt•adt>d innoct>nt lt.xl.J~ to grand
lht•(L charges filed ai\t'r he al
lt>g1'dly siphont'd an t•:-.t imatt·d
SS.000 fron1 a fl0dl'rally fundl'd
Sl'hool proJt'('\.
S.111\.1 1\na :O.lu11l·i pal Court
.ludgt> Ed1\·ard L•urd !-it'l i'\"{I\' 17
as lht• dall' ('arlns /\ndradl'
R;:imo.s. ·Iii. S;,inla 1\na. ITHISI r<lCt'
a prelinlirlar)' ht.•ar1n~. f{amos
\\';tS nrd\'J't•d to 1"\'!(1rn 1o thl'
t·1nirlronm l)t·t :!H for prl·lri;!l at'
I ion.
lt~1m os \\'J:-. :1rrcs1t-..I Ck'l. 13
.1ftl•r an invl'SI igat1on hy C>rang1·
pi \l ice into .tllegat1ons th;-1l
ft•llt>ral funds e;1rn1arketl for the
t•mp\nymt•nt preparation of
f1n.1nc1.11\y dt•privcd persons 1n
Orangl' and Santo Ana v.•cre be-
ing diverted 1nlo Ramos' pocket.
U.S.", Soviet
Pact Sigiwd
WASHINGTON (UPI J -The
lJnited States and the Sov1ei
Union have ~igned a five-yc;:1r
agreement providing for more
stable Russian purC'ha.ses of US.
wheat and corn. They still arc
negotiating a deal for American
purchase of Russian oil.
P~~ident Ford unnounccd the
grain agreement Mondcty.
Th\• arrest led to an audit of the
bn()k:,. of the Orange County Man-
\)0\\t'r Commission. the agency
lh:.it hired Rctmos for the Sl7.259
post he lost on arrest. The audit is
~till under 'A'ay tod ay.
lt 1s alleged that Ramos. who is
frt't' on ball. committed the therts
tlunng the pt>riod July 1 through
<let 3 by endorsing paychecks is·
sut•d for trainees who had either
lt•ft the progriim or were not yet
t•nrollL•d in it.
Noise Slayer
Facing Death
TOKYO (AP ) -Matsuzo
Ohama, a 47 -year·old Yokohama
factory wor_ke:r. was sentenced to
dealh ror k1lhng a neighbor and
her two daughters because the
daughters played the piano too
loudly.
T~e. cas_e had been widely
pubhciz('d .1i:i Japan, where noise
is , a . sens1tt.ve_ s ubject for lht.'
m1ll1ons l1v1ng in densely
PQJ}ulated apartment complexes.
Oh~ma ~as accused or fa tally
slabbing his next-door neighbor
Mrs. Yoeko Omura, and her twO
d~ughters. Poli ce said Ohama,
himself_ the object of neighbors'
complaints for playing 8 stereo
set . told th_em "the daughters
w~r.e playing the piano too
~1s1ly."
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EDITION
VOL. 68, NO. 294, 3 SECTIONS, 40 PAGES • ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
'l'oday's Closing
N.Y. Stocks
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1975 TEN CENTS
110tnen Funible Police Agility Tests
By DOUGLAS FIUTL'iCHE
Of .. 0.11, '11tt~
ResulllS of physical agility tests
in t.he Irvine Police Depart·
menl's firsl rt.-.:ruiting drive in·
dicate that women may not be ~uitab}e for police patrol duties.
according to Police Chief Leo E .
Peart.
There are other role; in police
work suitable for women, said
Peai1.
.. I think there 1s no qui;.-stion
\hat -..~oumen huve a valuable
pla<.'e in Jaw enforcement as in·
vestigators and in the area of
some sensitive crimes," Pea.rt
said.
··But I think there are some
serious questions about whether
they are qualified for the
physical demands or patrol duty
on the streets." he said.
The department has begun
lt:>8ls uf 234 applicants lo rill two
open pohce putrol posts. The 234
were seleeted from a list of more
lhan I .60Q applicants to rind a
plai:e on the three-month-old
force.
About ;?O or the applicants were
women who went through lbe
physical agility tesl!i last Satur.
day, said Peart.
Three women were still in lhe
running following the day 's exer-
lion, he said.
Tht> f;ulures ""'ere surpris1ng,
h<> sajd, adding thul thl' test had
bt."t"n toned down becuuse of the
women applicant!\.
Some of the murt• strenuous ac·
lJv1ties like scaling an e1ght·fool
wall were eliminated, he said.
Additionally. the grading
curve was modif1t'd so that about
90 JX'rcenl of those te~ted would
puss. Peart said.
"'But lhl.' ""'umen ~till (•ame out
on the boltom, ht' s.ud
The p1·11blem, s;.iid Peart. wus,
"They d1dn "t lak<.' the time lo
·ma2'ti:>r thi..· skill~. 1'here is a
t~hnique tu jumping over a ('OU-
pie of hurdlt.·~ Jnd l:!U•ng over and
under a set of bars. It was not a
matlt.>r ol strt•ngth. It was a mal·
ter of technique.··
S1m1larly, city personnel of-
ficer .\fike Dcbl1cux said, "The
women did not. appear lo be in a!i
~ooda:,hapeaslhcmcn ··
T1mt!s on the obslaclt.~ course
for thl' men ranged around a
mUlute. -10 seconds. "'hile women
ran l·lu....;t•r to t v.•o m inut<.'!i .
But mr.>st o( the men W('rcn'l
in that good shape either," he
said, ··Somt> of tht.•m started try-
ing lo get into shaJ)c last week
and 1l "s not the kind of lhing you
<Ser TESTS, Page AZ)
Last-ditch Try
School Vo te Tak e n to Court
Coming lfp Hoses
With the count six down and one lo go, it's
no wonder Margaret Ann Charvat
(center) reacts this way as she hears her
name called ·to join the other members or
the 1976 Rose Court for the 87th Pasadena
Tournament of Roses. One of the seven
Pasadena City College students \Viii be
named Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Court .
·Planners E.ye
Access Issue
Near Harbour
Huntington Beach planning
commissioners will tackle the
thoray issue of traffic access
tonight that has been holding up a
major condominium develop-
ment on land bordering Hunt-
ington Harbour. The meeting
starts at 7 p.m. at City Council
chambers. ·
The project calls for construc-
tion of SJ condominium units and
an unspecified number of boat
i5lips on 2.64 acres of property
east of Paciitic Coast Highway
and north of Anderson Street.
across the street from the Sunset
Aquatic Park.
The developer of the Bayport
Condominiums has thus far been
unable to work out ac<'ess rrom
Anderson Street with owners or
adjoining property.
Assistant Planning Director
Jim Palin says one way to gain
-access would be to approve a
!our-way intersection with
signals al Anderson Street.
As it stands now, he says, resi·
l(fents in the proposed develop-
ment would have no southerly ac-
cesit to the Pacific Coast
Highway.
Pet Raccoon
Bei1fg Sought
In HunJ.ington
CIA Mail Snooping
Revealed in Senate
WASHINGTON (API -The
CIA opened more than 215,000 let-
ters over 20 years knowing it was
illegal and des pite two internal
studies which showed the opera·
lion was poorly run and of
marginal intelligence value. a<"-
cording to evidence made pubHc
today by the Senate intelligence
committee.
The di.sclosures came after it
was learned the CIA opened and
read at leas-t three and perhaps
eight letters written by commit-
tee Chairman Frank Church ( D-
Idaho), during and after a 1971
trip he made to the Soviet Union.
Church confirmed in a
telephone interview Mond ay that.
copies of two letters he had writ·
lt.•n to the Soviet Union '·thanking
our h ~sts for their courtesies ..
had been found in CIA files. The
senator authorized release or thl'
two letters to the Associated
Press.
Statistics provided by the Cen-
tral Intelligence Agency and
made public by the committee to-
day showed that envelopes con-
taining more than 2.7 million let
lers to and rrom the Soviet Union
and passing through the New
York City post office had been
photographed and that 215,820 uf
these were opened.
Thomas Abernathy, forml.'rly
!See CIA, Page A2.i
Scientists' Deaths,
Plant Virus Linked
CORVALLIS. Ore. CU PI> -
The possibility that two Oregon
State University scientists were
killed by a plant virus they were
studying is being investigated by
the National Institute or Health,
a newspaper reports.
The Corvallis Gazelle-Times,
in a copyrighted story; Monday,
quoted the director of the in-
vestigation as saying it would be
a .;major discovery for science"
if the two had been victims of a
plant disease.
At OSU. the scientist carrying
on part or the research of the men·
who died said he believes there is
no basis to the theory lhe men
were infected with the plant dis-
ease.
The investigation by the Na -
tional Institute of Neurological
Diseases, Communcative Dis·
orders and Strokes in Bethesda,
l\.td., concerns the deaths of John
A. Milbrath, a plant pathologist,
and Knud G . Swenson, an en·
tomologist, the G azette-:,Oimes
reported.
Milbrath died in the Universi-
ty of Oregon Medical School
Hospital in Portland July 22 .
1974, at the a~e of 64 . J-le had been
<See VIK.US, P age A2i
By KATll Y CLANCY
0t U.. 0.UJ PllM ~
The Huntin gton Beach Union
High School District riled a peti·
tion with the California Supreme
Court Monday in a last-ditch er-
fort to halt Nov. 4 unification
l"lect1ons 1n Fountain Valley and
south Huntini."\on Beach.
Glen Dysinger , assis tant
superintendent of the district, ad·
milted, however, that chances of
$153,217
Found in
Costa Mesa
B y Al.A N OJRKIN
OIU.. 0.lly PUot~ff
A roofer found a purse. con
laining $153 ,217 in cashier·:,
checks, in a brown bag lying on
top or the Eas tland Savings and
l.oan Association building on
Harbor Boulevard. Costa l\.1esa,
this morninf?.
The 9 a .m . discovery ended a
five-monlh wait for lhe1n to turn
up by United Cahfurn1a Bank and
the 84 -year·old Costa i\1esa widow
lo \\'hum the checks were made
out.
Costa M esa police investigator
James Strickland said that tht!
checks were in denomination.s of
$10,000, $5,000, and $1,000 and
were difficult lo cash because or
thl' denominations.
l-1e said that the woman had re·
ported the ch('cks mjssing May
14. They could not have been
cashed without bc1n!-( venfied,
and the bank had the sen al num-
bers.
The "'oman, "''ho lives in a
hotel. has n('ver e:<plain('d to
police why she "''ould need such
large amounts of money in
cashier's chcC'ks.
' Wh en shL' repvrted them m i:-;-
sing. she only told thc bank -11
was lhl'" bank who called us, .. In·
vest 1gatur .St ri <:k land s<.11d.
Thl' offict.•r said th<1t an at
tempi was made to cash one of
the checks al a bank in Rcverlv
Hill s, but thl.' woman suspect fle<l
y..·hile verification wa.s being
made.
The elderly woman had report-
ed SlS0.000 worth of checks miss-
ing. though the e:<act amount
wasSISJ ,217 .
Tht'" checks Wt're found in a
purse that l'Ontained credit cards
and miscellaneous papers. '"She
had not even told us that all the
other things were missing, too, ..
the inves tigator addt.><l .
Drivers Striking
SANTA BARBARA tU PI !
Sc hool bus drivers went on st.rike
in a p<1 y dispute Monday leaving
more than 1,000 children
stranded without trans portation
to classes.
Drivers now receive S4.20 an
hour. Members of a Huntington
Beach family are asking resi·
denl!i to help them find Bogus,
lheirfive-monlh-old pet raccoon.
~rs . Gladys Schwartz of 17188
Edgewater Lane and Bogus wan-
dered away frurii the family home
over the weekend. ended up on a
neighbor's roof. then was trapped
by Orange County animal control
officen and released in the Santa
Ana riverbed, near Garfield
Avenue.
Gay Center Contested
Animal control orficers said
Monday they did not recall
specifirsofthecase. Butlheysaid
normally raccoons are trapped by
officers, then released in lhe wild
unless there are identification
tags or some indication they are a
f<1milypet.
Mrs. Schwartz s aid Bogus was
purchued from a pet shop by her
.11.year-old son, Jeff, when the
raccoon was !ix weeks old. She
said he cannot surviveon hi!own.
She said the family is offering a
reward, and anyoncspotUng lheir
pet may phone 846·344$ or
848-1811 .
Supervisors Delay Juvenil,e Agency List
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER °' .. O.lly PllMSUtl
Orange County supervisors
tangled todaJ over including
Costa Mesa·s Gay Community
Center in a directory of com-
munity-based juvenile delin-
quency reterral agencies.
The-board voted to continue the
matter until Wednesday an.er
Supervisor Ralph CJark refust.>d
to cast a lie breaking vote on the
issue of !ending troubled
youngsteris to a counseling agen·
c:y that dcal5 primarily with the
problem$ or the homosexual
C'ommunity.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit,
who moved to delete the center
from the directory. was joined by
Supervisor Robert Battin.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich
and Thomas Riley opposed the
move, claiming it was impossible
· tQ,.J}Jdge the issue as a matter of
"black versus white."
Schmit delivered a moralistic
attack on inclusion of the gay
center, claiming it exists only to
recrWt homosexuals and roster
that life style.
He cited the group's llttrature,
particularly noting of'fers to Im-
prove gay isocial lire and find gay
roommates.
The Garden Grove supervisor
chided his Cellow board rnembers tor "toking the Ponliutt f?ilale a.p-
l
proa'ch " by saying inclus ion in
the booklet doesn·t amount Lo
county endorsement.
.. It ·s like rererring a person
with marriage problems to a
madam in the red light district,"
Schmit said.
"You can 't take a washing or
the hands altitude."
But Diedrich and Riley said the
issue ls not as clear cut as Schmit
described.
"l don 't pretend to understarnJ
the motivation of the homosexual
lirest.yle, but I have to accept this
offer with confid~n ce thCy are al·
lendJng to real needs even if I am
uncomftJrtttble. ··Diedrich said.
,
slopping thl' L'leL'l1ons now art'.'
small.""
Anti Depul y Attornl'y General
Pat lloopt.·r said today he is pre·
parin~ ~1 rt.·sponse to lhl.' high
school d1str1ct 's pclll1on, asking
the Suprt'ml' Court nol lo in-
tercede in the t"'o un1f1cat1un
elections.
lie said his response. which
must be rece1v('d by lheSupreme
Court in San Fr anciseo within
l!PI lel ... IN'I•
L a te•t E n t .,,
Sen . l\irth f1<1 y h <D-fn(f .)
lt.>SSl'd his hat into ttic
l'l"0\\1dt.•cl DL·Ol f)('f;:ilil· Pl'C·
sidcnti;.il nominati1>n ring to-
d;.iy. bl.'con1inl-(" the ninth an-
nu11ncetl l'andid~1ll' fnr the.it
offiCL' 11;.i vh hurl 1:1 hr1er
Oing al lhc. l'aC(' In 1972, l>ul
\\ithdrl'''' hecausc of h1 ~ ''"·1rl··:; ;11 hl';.illh
P atty
Driving Car
In R o bbery?
lly the Associated Press
P::ilr1c1::1 llt•ar!:tl has admittt•d
th;Jl s he dro,·L· a getaway car
after a Ci.lrrn1t'h;1t•I bank robht.•rv
in \\'h1ch a \\•11n1i.ln l'USlomer wa·!-.
killed . the Nt•w York Post report
t•t.l tod;.iy
Tht.• nL'""'spapt•r s aid lht' onC't'·
rugit1vc he1rl.'.!:ts told at least one
Jk'r:,on whu 1nll·rrogated her in
HEARST HEARING
POSTPONED AGAIN-AS
rt>cent wet•ks about her role in
the robbery linked lo the Sym-
bionese I.iberat1on Army
Albt•rt .Johnson, a partner with
dt•ft•nsL' lawyt•r F' IA.."'<' Ratley,
said today or the l"ost 's rc1.,ort. "I
don't \''ant to comment al ;.111 ··
Prt•v1ous reports have l1nk<•d
Miss llearst and h('1· SI.A com-
radt'S to the robbery nf a Crocker
~atlona! Bank 1n Ca rmicha('t
near Sacra1nL·11lo A pr1l 21
A marked Sl bill from the bank
rt.•porlt•dl y w;JS found 1n the San
f-'ran('1sC'o apartment which l\.1iss
llearsl s hared with Wend y
Yoshimura. She al~o rcporte<lly
rentt.'d a ~a ra gc for one of the
getaY.•ay car s.
If she drove the getaway car,
11nde-r Cal ifornia law, 1\1iss
llt.•Jrst stil l could face a murder
charge as a participant in :i
cnn1e in which a murder 0<'-
currt.~.
School Meet Set
The 1-luntington Beach Ci ty
(elementary ) School Bourd is t::ic
peeled lo discuss selection ur a
third fact r1nder lo study issues in
lht."' ll•;.ichcr cont ract di spute at"
7 o'clock meeting tonight . 1'hc
st•si;iun will b(' at Gislt.•r School,
21141 Strathmoor l.;jne. Jlunl·
ington lk•ach.
fi\•l' days. \\'ill be s1g11L•d by
himself and Dt>puty Oran~c
County Counsel Frank f'ekete.
!looper said lhl~ high school
district is seeking a y.•nt or pro-
h1b1l1on , a y.·r1t of cert1urar1 an·
d /or a writ or mandale, as "''ell as
a temporary stay order -all
aimed at calling off lhl' two elec-
tions .
Dysinger explained lhe peli·
(See UNIFY, PageA2i
3 Meetings
To Study
Redistrict
Three separall' unification
meetings y.•il l be held Wednesday
night 1n Huntington Beach and
Fountain Valley.
The Oran~e County Commitl('C
on School D1:stricl Organization
will hold a 7 :30 p .m . pubhc hear-
ing at Dwyer School, 1502 Palm
Ave ., on unification plans for
south Huntington Beach.
That unification plan includes~
boundaries of th(' current llunt-
ington Be~ch City (elementary I
School District and the Hunt-
ington Beach section of the cur ·
rt•nt Fountain Valley (l'lcmcn-
tary J School District.
And the eight cand idate-s for
the-south Huntington fkach un ·
1f1t'd school board will meet 1:1t
7.30 p.m . the s<i me evening at
\Vardlow School, 9191 Pioneer
Drive, f-luntington &ach, lo dis-
cuss campaign 1ssul'~. ,
That candidates· forum is
sponsored by the s even PTO
chapters in the llunt1nglon
Reach strip of the f-~ountain
Valley Schout Di strict.
Another unif1C'at1un meeting
"'iii be held at Vista View School,
16250 llickury St .. F"ountain
Valley.
Sheila :\1arcus. who has or
ganized tht.• ml.'t'lln~. said anyone
is welcome tu attend.
Zit<i Wt•ss;.1. chOJ1r,vom;.1n nf
TIMF. (Taxpayers lnter('Stt."CI in'
Municipal Economy'· a group
''"orking against un1f1c;.1t1on, will
Ix· present, as will a mL·mbc'r uf
lhl• cilizens commillt~e "'orkin~
for unification , llrs. 7\1ar c us
s;.1id .
t\nother cantl1datC'S night for
lhl' lluntington llL'<J<:h un1f1l'd
board \Viii be held at 7 30 p m .
Thursd ay at Burk<' School. !J700
LA..'vee Drive, Huntinf?lon Reach
The current teacher contract
dis pute also is expc1't('(l to lX' dis·
cussed, di strict off1c1als notNI.
u ·e:1lht:•r
lncrl•asing lo\\· clouds
tonight ;lncl \Vl·dnt•!-.(l,1y
with only part 1:d rlt•ar1ng:
\\ll'dnt•sdav aftt·rnoon
(:01)]er lt•.mpt•ra\Ul"l'!'o.
fi1 ghs 1n thl• GO~ l.1J\1:s 111
the sos.
I NSIDE TODA "t"
j\1ore ond more young peo-
ple ore !urrnng on w11h booze
and doumers . a porentiaJ/y de·
odly duo thal comlnnes the
u~}rsl aspects of drugs and
dnnlnng -as w 1lnf'ss the
celebrated Karen Quinlan
case See Page A 7.
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hmocent
Ple a F ile d
I n T h efts
A rormer job tr:.iin1ng
<'OOrd1nator for 1 he Orunge Coun·
ty De parln1cut of ~ducation
pleaUt!cl innoCt'nl tod<Jy to grand
theft char~L'S filed afti..'r he :.il-
lt·gt"tity :.i phonPd <1n t·~tirnalt•d
S8.000 from a ft_·dcrally funded
:;t·hool proje1:t.
S:.1nt :.1 Ana '.\lunicip;.il Court
Jud~t· Edv,..;.ird l.;.111·d s1·t N1)V. 17
;.1'i the tl a\l.' Co.1rlos Andr;.id c
f{.1mos. ·l ti, S;.1nt.1 Ana, rnusl fact·
...1 pr1•h1n1n.1 r) hl·.11·1 11 ).! lt :.imu~
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cuurtrwm (Jct :!8 lur prt·l11.tl JI'·
tiun.
R.1mos \\';1s ;1rr1''il('(f f>tt . 1'.l
~1rtl·r an 1n \'l':,l1).!.1l 11H1 by l)r:.inge
police inti> .1ll1·i.:.1t1on ~ lh ~1 t
fC'Jl't'.l( fu1u\-, l·,1 rn1 .1rkl'tl (l)r lhl'
t•mpluyml"nl prl'p.1r:.il1on of
f1n.1nci .dl) tlt•prtvt·d pl.·l"~Ulll> 1n
(lrungl' ~tnd S.Jnl a A.na "'CJ'l' h1..··
1ng d1verll'd 1nlo l{.irnos· \X>l"k\•t .
'/'he arrl'sl let! Lu an :.i11d1t uf !ht•
hooks t)f th1· ()run).!l• County :\1 .in·
po\\"t'I' Curnm1 ss1on , tht' agt"11t·y
th.ii h1rl.'d lta mo:. for th•· Sl7.;!59
1x1~t hl· lo:.t 011 <.trrt·~t 1'1it• .111d1l 1s
:-.\d i 11(1dl'r \V.I}-\nd.iy
It 1 ~ ••l!1·i..:1·1 I th<.it U:1n111s, who is
frt•t• on hall , rnm mt I It 'ti t ht-I hl•fls
tl ur1ng th1• lh'rtod .July I lhroubh
(It•\ :J by l'tltln1·~:ing p.1yt•h1•1•ks 1s-
!->lll'll for truu1t•t·~ \Vh11 h<.uJ l'ilhl'r·
ll·ft till' pru.[!ri.tnt or v.l.·rc not Yt'l
enrolll·t.l 1n it .
Huntington's
E lderly Get
$6 6,500 Aid
A $66,500 rt>venuc s h.iring
grant has bt•t•n fl•eeived by the
City of ll unlu1gton l~l':.tCh ;ind lht·
Council un Ai.:111g to be usl'd for a
serlt'S of pro~rams desi~ned to
:.uJ l hl· lo(' <a I :->l'n 1nr l'ltizcns
Startini,: about Nov 5 lht..•
Seniors Oulreach Pro~rams will
offt>r C"ont:ict and visilalion, in·
formation and rl:'ft>rral. nutritio n
:!Ssistant•e and a newsletter to
seniors. all directed toward solv·
ing some of the day.to-day pro-
blems faC"ing lhc elderly.
The program will be conducted
by paid part-time assistants
together wilh volunteers.
·rhe city is looking for a paid
C"oordinator for the program. 1'he
. job pays $4 per hour and those in-.
terested s hould apply at the
personnel department, 200 l\.1ain
St.
lnfor'mation on other part-time
jobs for the program may be ob-
tained at the personnel ofrice or
by calling 536·5491.
Front Page A l
UNIFY •..
lions ask the Supreme Court to
overturn an order received Fri-
day from the Fourth Di strict
Court or Appeals in San
Bernardino which allowed the
two elections to proceed pending
a ruling over their validity.
Orange County Superior Court
Judge Claude Owens earlier
ruled the two elections were im-
properly called beC"au se or too
great a di.sparity in tax wealth
betwe<'n the proposed district~
and the SC"hool systems now !>Ct\"
1ngthem.
But both Hooper ;ind Fckett·
planned to appea I that del'isio11
and want lhe elections to proceed
in the meantime.
S hah Protest
WASl-IINGTON (U PIJ -Car-
rying a marionette caricature of
the Shah of Iran, m e mbers of the
Iranian Student Association de·
monstralcd two blocks from tht•
\\i'hite House '.\.1onday charging
that lhe '"Shah is a l l.S puppet."'
ORANGE COAST
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SUCCUMBS AT 41
Dentist Richards
Valley
Dentist
Succumbs
A private erl'mat1on service
"111 he he ld f11r J)r f{ny
J(1ch.1rds, ·II . ;1 J•nunt.1111 \'.illl·V
dl'11t1.st and furn1 t•r ~·ti \' tou11t•1I
1·,111tl1d;t1e, \l hu dtl'd S<.tturLIOJy
111 ).!ht at l11s homt•
."\ t'lnst• rril·nd . !Jon Frank, .s;11d
lod:iy Or. !{1ch.1rds prt·fcrrt·d J
pr1 v:1tt· crt•mal1on st.•r v1el·
1-ll' duln "t \l"ant jlt.'llJlll' \lt't'P·
inJ.! O\'t•r him.· he s;_ud ... '!'hat
\\J~JUS\hl:-.\\a}.
Or. Rich ards, who had a h1 ~·
tory or heart troubl£.>, \\;;,IS found
dt•ad at hi s hornt• at 1 7~41'; San
R1e<.1rdo Cir<·lt·. :\1 01H.luy n1urn·
lilt-(. .
Orange County Coroner"s of·
ficers listed the time of death a~
ll p.m . Suturd;.1y.
Dr. Rit'hards had lived in
Fountain Valil'y ;,ibout 10 yt•ars
and "'a.S aet1vt• 1n many ('JVie
m;,itters
lJr. lhcho.ird.s h•d a .succt·~~rul
Ouor1d:.il1on c:.1mpa1gn in llunt
· 1n gton Rt•ac h and f-'uunta1n
Valley about six years .a go, and
the t\\"O cities ;_irt• still lhc only
ones in Orange County Y•1th
fluoridated \Valer.
He also served on the board of
directors of the F'ountain Valley
Boys Club.
Survi ... ors inC"lude two sons,
David, 19, <ind Timothy 17 , and a
daughll'r. Laura. 14 ; three hair
brothers. Dr. :\lichael Delio, "'ho
had a dental praC"tice with Dr.
Richards in Founta1n Vallt'Y.
Dougl<:1 s Delio and William
Delio. and h1 ~ p;1rcnts. Mr . and
Mrs. Michal'! Ot.•lio or San Diego
Dr. Richards was a graduate of
lhl~ ll ni v t~rsity of Southt.•rn
California dcntol school.
Co ates Admits
Guilt in OC
Murder Trial
Gregory Glt•n C11ates ple:.1ded
guilty to second dl·~t l·e murdt•r
late Mondu y in Orangt• County
.Superior Court and v.•as sen-
tenced to fi\'C' )'l'ars lo llfe in Sl<•tc
prison for thC' killing or hts step-
m ot he.r in her San Juan
Caplstranu horn t'.
Coates. 18. of Rivl'rsid e. fil ed
the plt>a bl'fore .Ju dge .J<1mes H
\\'alS\l'Ot'lh just l\110 'A"L'L'ks before
ht:' \.\"a:S to go o n t1ial for the
n1urdl'r May 'I of l~t·Hy Lorrainl'
Goalt•.s, <18, of 33911 Via dt.• Agua,
San Juan.
Coates. who t'llnfessed lo lhl'
killin)! durin);! inlt'rr11g<1t1on, set
fire to the home 1mmcdialely
•after strangling hi s stepmother.
Her badly burned body ""as idcn·
tit'it~d through fingerprint tl·St~.
Sht•riff's inVl'S ltg..itors s aid
('o..itt•.s brokt• inlo his s lt'P·
molher·s homt• \1;1th the intcnltun
or Sl'Xl1a lly ~I ll <tCk1 ng hC'r hut
later panicked v. hl•n ~he warnl'd
him that she intt.•ndt>d to(('!\ hi ~
fathl'r wht-'n hl' rt•lurncd homl'
from a \\"l't'kcnd trip.
County's
Lawyers
Ask Raise
/\ pay raise or 5.25 percent
IJ;i l·kJaled to July 1 was de·
mi.111dt•d lat~ Monday by trial
lawvt•rs in the Oratige County.
I1islriet Attorney·s and Public
JJt•f t•nd l' r · s o!fi ees,
Ch;1rg1ng: disC'rimin;.ition by
t·uunt y s upervisors 1n recent
thwar\t•d negotiations. the pro-
Sl'l'Utur.s and defenders seek a
Supt•1·1or Court '°'""rll that would
t•urnpl·I the board to grant the
pa l h1kl·
jud).!l' II. Waltt•r StC'iner has
:->t·t Ot•l· 9 as the dill<'" he will rul e
on the \\•r1l sought in the action
ftlt>d by the Orange County
f:mployt's Association.
l 'hl• pt•t1t1nn notes that 117
mt•tnbt·rs uf buth offtel'S arc the
<•nl y eounty employcs ,,·hu have
nut bt'l'll 1nt·ludcd 1n the overi.lll
5.25 pl·ret•nl pay 1nerl·ase grant·
t'tl last July 8.
It alleges that the board prac-
ticed dist•rimin:.ition by grantin g
J)<tY lukt•s to lo.tl\·ycrs in lhl" roun-
tv t"Ollll !"it'i"s offit·t• \\"hile dt'nying
ti11• Sil ml· 1ncrt•;is t•s to tilst1·1t·t o.1l·
lornt'y·s prOSl't'Ulors <inti publit·
dt•f Pnlil'rs.
Thl· :.it'tion c·laims th<tl a series
nf di s pl!lcs bl'\ "'t't:'n Otslnt•l Al -
torllt.'Y Cee1l ll ick.s and the l..loarcl
"'as <al Jo.·<as t µartly responsible
for tht• <allegt'd discrimination.
J.awyt•rs in both offices rejeC"t
in the L..t"'"'suit an eight-point fr.
1ngl' bl'n(·f1t pal'kage recently of.
fl•1·ed by board negotiators with
tht• argument that the offer de·
n1es them any increase in pay.
And thev further allege that
board acl1ons throughout the
nC'gol1al1ons have had the <:1im of
f'Ompcll1n);! la'°'"·yers in both of.
f1ee~ lo v.'ilhdraw from OCEA.
F rom Page A l
T ESTS .••
e;n1do111 a \\.'t'l'k , ·· he :-;aid.
J1t•blit'ux s aid few l'onclusions
1·ould be drav.·n from the tests,
<:.11ld111.~. · 'fhis is a real touehy
••rt•a
Thl' <'ily. he s aid, eliminatc<l
il'Sls ltke the rope climb and wall
.scaling "'beC"ause I'm not s ure
thl'y are related to the job. I 've
nt'ver seen a policeman on duty
climb a rope.··
··w e were looking for two
things: endurance and coordina-
tion. If they do, while they're on
duty, get involved in a chase or a
fight. they have to be able to use
their bodies without straining a
buck or whatever."
Although Deblieux. agrees t~at
women bave a place 1n areas like
investigation even if they cannot
pass the physical agility tests, ~c
conceded that presently there ts
J10 "'av lo beC"ome an investigator
'''ithoUt first being a patrolman
··we·re goi ng to have lo look al
that in the-future,·· he said .
Front Page Al
VIRUS ••.
forced to retire in 1968 because of
whal had been diagnosed as
multiple sclerosis.
Swenson was forced by illness
lo retire in 1973 as chairman or
the department or entomology.
I-ft• died at his home here Aug. 18,
al the age of 52.
Swenson had written to a
frit>nd in the spring of 1974 that
scientists should investigate the
possibility that he and Milbrath
C"au~ht the prunus ringspot viru.s,
which infects cherry trees. He
noted similarities in their illness
then .
The two had \\'orked together
on several studies with their
nost extensive joint work on the
prunus virus.
S"·enson reportedly told a col·
ll'ague at OSU that the two <"Ould
have C"ontracted the virus while
infet·t ing laboratory plants. To
infeC"t the plants, the two placed
!'Oml' or the virus and a small
amount of abrasive material on a
finger. then rubbed the finger
over the plant leaves.
A Snow Job
Sigri Se ized, Stolen
TllF. SIGN Wr\RNlNG about the snow plow on Laguna
Canyon Ro.id has been stolen from the Laguna Beach Police
Dt•(.larlment.
ll ;111 5tartcd Saturday as Laguna Beach Policeman
)l 1chat·I Fl·rris drove into the Art Colony to report for the
day shift. .
Ferris came upon a large official sign Posted along
Laguna Canyon Road. It warned ··n1ue Light Means Snow
Plow.·•
FERRIS RETURNED on duty and wrestled the four·
fool by IU·f0tlt sign into a city vl'hicle and look it to the police
departmt'nt where it was booked as evidence. Because of its
size the sign was left outside the IXllice station in the police
parking Jot.
Police Sgt. T e rry Temple th1..'0rized the sign was stolen
from a Northern California area and install~d by pranksters
on non.snowy stretch of l.aguna Canyon not usually (re·
quented by snow plows.
'fhen Monday as police Look1..>d for the sign, they found it
had disappeared from storage.
"TlllS IS F.MBARRASSING,"Sgt. Temple said.
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Tie ·Tidbits
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Ford Looks Like .Leader . .
MIAMI (A P J -Clothes consultant John Molloy
says President Ford has learned lo gel rid of his wild
ties and look like a leader.
··1r you have a man who is running for the pre-
sidency of th e United States, he must say 'l am
leader,''' Molloy says. "One of the things Jerry Ford
has ll'arncd is how to dress like a president. .
··When he firsl got into office he wore some of the
wih.lcst·l<>oking ties you ever saw. He said, 'I'm good
oli.l Jer. l<""'<>llow m e Lo the golf course.'''
Molloy, who calls himself a wardro1>e engineer.
~aid 011 a Miami visit from New York that most
American men look like their clothes were thrown al
then1 . I-le docs 11ot say clothes make the man, but that
rhey make a difference in how a man is accepted. .
;\1.pllcJy charges corporations $500 a day to .tell ex-
ecutivl'S how to dress. I-le favors the conservative, up-
per-l'lnss dress of s uccessful members of
Northt'astcrn law firms.
Second Suit .Filed
In Fatal Bus Crash
A second Orange County
Superior Court lawsuit has been
filt.'11 <:1gainst a group of defen-
dants acruscd of negligence that
led to lhe collision at an Irvine in-
tersection or a gravel truck and a
day camp bus packed with
C"hildren .
Named as defendants in the aC"·
tion riled by Eileen \Ve1ssofSanta
Ana for her son. Jon M., 10, arethe
Rough Riders Day Camp, truck
drive r Jar'•~es Emerson Bartley,
C"amp bus c.i,.iv er Carolyn An-
derson Conner~. lhe Sully·Miller
Conlracting Company, the city of
Street Su:eep
Schedule Sem
Hunt ingt on Beach residents
are receiving, with their water
bill s, a n..:w schedule showing
v.·hcn the streets in lhcir area are
being s wept by city crews.
Streets are cleaned ev<'ry t1,1.·o
\\'eeks and re::;1d(•nts art• urged to
find out when their street will be
s wept and tu park ears off the
s treC't and to avoid watering
lawns before the sweeper makes
· his rounds.
Th(' schedule s hows y,.·hen
streets ~·ill be S\\.'epl for the next
six months.
Irvine and Orange County.
Mrs. Weiss asks that damages
be determined and •warded by
the tria l <.'ourl. Her earlier claim
for $250,000 in damages has been
denied by lhe_c!tY and county.
Jon M. Weiss was one of a
number of children thrown rrom
the collided Rou~h Riders bus
June 23 when it collided with a
truck driven by Bartley at the
junction of Jeffrey and Barranca
road.
It is alle~ed in the suit that the
negligenC"e of the two drivers
added to the assertedly
dangerous traffic conditions ex·
isling at the intersection led to the
collision and the overturning of
th~day camp bus.
Damages totaling more than
$.500,000 were demanded from al l
Jefendanls by W. James and
Sharon D. Ramming, 238.51 Calle
Hugar, Mi ssion Viejo. for the de·
athof their son. John 11enry Ram·
ming.6, in thesameacC"ident.
T r a ining D e aths
KJTZINGEN,' West Germany
(APJ -Two Germans were
killed when their small C"ar col-
lided with a U.S . Army tank
retriever participating in the
American Reforger training ex-
ercise.
l'r9Wa Pflfle A l
CIA •.•
·with the CIA inspector general's
omce, told t.he c,om mittee he pre--
pared a study Ul February 1961
shoWlnC that "no't.,,Pble opera·
tJonal benefib have accrued'.\&
lhe agency 's Soviet division from.
the mail-Opening operation.
Abernathy also said he found a
ta~k of coordination among the
various CIA units involved in the
program and \bat be recom-
mended reconsidering its value
and preparing a cover atory
should the operation be publicly
<fu;closed. ··we assumed everybody re-
alized it was illegal," lesl.ilied
John Glennon, a former CIA of-
ficial who conducted a study in
1969 that found no evidence that
the operation ''provided signifi.
cant leads or information which
would have proved a poeitive
operptional help.''
Gordon Stewart, who headed
the inspector general's office in
1969, told the committee he bad
briefed then -C IA Director
Richard M. Helms on the mail-
opening project and that "it was
my understanding that Helms
knew it was illegal.''
Helms, now a mbassador ·'\O
Iran, was sitting in the commit-
tee audience w bile St ewar t
testified. The former director is
scheduled to testify before the
C"ommittee Wednesday.
Stewart said he r ecommended
placing ''a better quali~ied m~··
in charge of the mail-opemng
projeC"l , turning the project. over
to the Federal Bureau of ln-
Vl?Stigation or closing it down.
The mail-opening program
began in 1952 as a legal mail-
cover operation in which the out-
side of enveloPes were photo-
graphed, but it soon expanded in·
to an operation in which the
mail Was opened.
Coast Leaders
Attend .Meet
Seven Huntington Beach cit y
officials are attending t he
California League of Cities con·
ferenC"e in San Francisco lb.is
Wl'ek.
Al the C"onference are Mayor
Norma Gibbs, council members
Harriett Wieder, Ted Bartlett
and Henry Duke and City Ad-
ministrator Dave Rowlands, City
Attorney Don Bonfa and Ex·
ecutive Assistant Bud Belsito.
The conference is going on
through Wednesday and for that
reason this >,1,•eek ·s City Council
meeting has been postponed until
Thursday night al 7 .
If you've been waiting
for the bi ggest carpet sal e
of the ye ar ... TlllS IS IT !
Measure your room s now ...
then ge t set for savin gs of up to 20 o/o
on our beautiful broadloom carpets
fro m Evan s-Black .
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Orange Coast
EDITION'
VOL. 68, NO. 294, 3 SECTIONS 4<l PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today's Closing
N.Y. Stoeks
TUESOAV,'OCTOBER 21 197S N TEN CENTS
llbtnen · Funable Police Agility Tests
By DO\IGLAS F RIT7.SCJIE CH-.0.11,~ ........
Reiults of physical agllily tests
in the Irvin e Polil'l" Depart-
ment's first rccruitins; drive in-
dicate that women may not be
suitable for poli<'e patrol duties,
according to Police Chief Leo E.
Peart.
There are other roles tn police
work suitable fo r women, said
Peart.
··1 think there is no question
that wo01en h ave a valuable
place in law enforcement as in·
vestlgators and in the area of
some sensitive crimes," Peart
said.
.. But I think there are some
serious quevtion!I about whether
they are qualifie d for the
physical demands of patrol duty
on lhe streets,·• be said.
The department has begun
tffls or 234 <ipplicants to rill two
o,)l'n police patrol posts. The 234
were selected rrom a list of more
than 1.600 applicants to find a
place ,on t he three-month-old
force.
About 20 or the applicants were
women who went through the
physical agility tests la.st Satur·
day, said Peart. .
Three wom e n were still in the
running following the day's exer·
Comitag Up Roses
Wilh lhe counl six down and one lo go, il 's
no "·onder M a r garel Ann Charval
(center 1 reacts this way as she hears her
name called to join the other me mbe rs of
lhe 1976 Rose Court for the 87th Pasaden<1
Tournament of Roses. One of the seven
Pasadena City College students will be
na med Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Court.
Patty Admits
Driving Car
In Rqhbery?
By t he Associated Press
Patricia Hearst has admitted
that she drove a getaway car
a fter a Carmichael bank robbery
in whicb a wom an customer was
killed, the New York Post report-
ed today .
The ~wspaper said 'the once-
fugitive heiress told at least one
person who interrogated her in
HEARST HEARING
POSTPONED AGAl-5
recent weeks about her role in
tilt: robbery linked to the Sym-
bionese Liberation Army .
Albert Johnson, a partner wllh
defense lawyer F. Lee Bailey,
said today of the Post's report, "l
don 't want lo comment at all.··
PrevipUs reports have linked
Miss Hear st and he'r St.A com·
rades to the robbery of a Crocker
Nation&! Bank in Carmichaei
near Sacra mento April 21 .
A m arked $1 bill from the bank
reportedly was found in the San
Francisco apartment which Miss
Hea r s t s hare d with Wendy '
Yoshimura. She a lso reportedly
r ented a garage for one of the
geta~aycars .
If she drove the getaway car,
under California law. Miss
Hearst s till could face a murder
cha rge a15 a participant in a
c rime in which a murder OC·
curred.
The Post a lso reported today
that "sources fa miliar with the
·conversations .. said Miss Hearst
said s he never was inside the
bank during the holdup in which
a woman was killed by a shotgun
blast.
S. County Growth
A Must-Watson
South Orange County must be
developed. Irvine Company
Preside nt Raymond Walson told
a county advisory panel Monday.
But members of the group
responded that new building in
the southeastern end or the coun·
ty is caus ing a "mad hatter ·s tea
party" as the more affluent
move south, leaving the older
areas lo tbe less wealthy.
As industry s hifts south to
areas like the Irvine Industrial
Complex and its new eastern ad·
dilion , it l eaves cities like
Fullerton with the problem of
financing s ervices lik e
children's education for workers
who cannot afford to live in the
s~me city as their jobs. said
Thief Plucks
GoldenFmit
Three bananas aren't exactly a
bunch, but the three golden ones
stolen from a Newport Beac h
hotel bar will cost a bunch of cash
to replace-$2,500, .s ay the
owners.
Police said that employes of
AJexander's Banana Bar at the
Sheraton Newport Hotel reported
Monday that an art work made
up of three golden bananas on a
fancy background went home
with a burglar during business
hours.
The six-fool -high art work was
resting on a stand outside the
business when someone plucked
the expensive fruit.
Anaheim rea ltor Joe White .
The comm ents came f rom
me m bers of the Orange County
Ci tizens Direction Finding Com ·
mission as they m et in the Irvi ne
C'.ompany·s Newport Beach or-
fice s. The commission wa !>
formed in 1971 lo advise the coun·
ty Board of Supe r visors on pohcy
matters.
The session with Irvine Com-
pany r epresen tatives was de -
signed to give the group the com·
pany's side of the story of Orange
County gr owth as the group seek!>
ways lo improve the county ·s
econom y.
The presenta tions and com·
ments focused on the issues of
agricultura l preservation. and
industrial and residential dt"
velopment.
Company President Walson
told the group that even if taxes
were rolled back to their 1960
level, agriculture still could not
be a continuing profit-making en·
terpriseon Irvine Ranch lands.
The proble m s range from the
more frequent vandalism found
in an urba n area to the higher
cost or fertilizer with a sm ell a<"
ceplable lo neighbors, he said
. Me anwhile, he said, Orange
. County is not the breadbasket of
the starving world. He described
the company's production as
"luxury food " like asparagus . It
is no(. he said. the grain needed
to feed the world .
Irvine I ndus trial Complex
chief Richard Cannon, on the
other hand. explained that jobs
made available in the company's
industrial d eve lopments could
(See GROWTH, Page A2 i
OC Airport Report
lion, he isaid .
T he fuilures were surprisi ng,
ht-isa1d , adding that the test hwd
been ton(d down becaust of the
women applicants
Somt.-of the more !ltrL-nuous ac-
tivities like scaling an t!ight·fOOl
wall were elimin;.ited. he said.
Add1tion;.i ll y, the grading
curve was modified so that about
90 percent of those l~ted wouJd
pass, Peart scti d.
·~But the women ~till came out
on the bolt om ,'' he s.1t.id.
The problem, said Peart. was,
"They didn ·t take the time to
·master th.e skill s. There is •
technique to jumping over a cou-
ple or hurdles and going over and
'41'der a set of bars. It was not a
mirtter of strength. It was a mat-
ter of technique."
Similarly. city personnel of.
ficer Mike Deblieux said, "The
women did not appear to be tn as
good a shnpe as the men.··
Times on the obstacle course
!or the men ranged around a
minute. 40 st.•conds, wlulewomen
r 11n rloser lo two minut("S .
·'But mC)st of lht.~ m1.'Tl weren't
in that good shaJ)t! ~ither, · · he
said. ··Somt.· or them startt.>d try-
ing lo get into shape last week
and it 's not the kind of thing you
<See TESTS, PageA2 l
215,000 Letters Opened?
Mail Probe -
V.1ASHI NGTON IAPJ The
C'I.•\ opent"d more than 2l5.000 let·
lers over 20 years knowini::: il was
illegal und dL•spite two internal
sludil"s which s ho wed the opera·
tion was poorly ru n nnd or
marginal int e lligence value, ac·
cording to evid ence made public
today by the Senate intelli gence
commitll"e.
The disclos ur~ came after it
was learned thl' CIA opent.>d a nd
$153,217
Found in
Cos ta Mes a
Ry t\LAN DIRKJN
OI ,,._ Cl•lly Pll .. M.-H
A roofer round a purse. con·
laining $153,217 1n cashie r ·~
l'hecks . in a bro>A'n bag lying on
top oC the Eastland SaVings and
l..oan Association building on
l·larbor Boulevard. Costa Mesa.
this morning.
The 9 a . m . discovery ended a
five·monlh \l.'ait for them to turn
up by Unit('d Cali fornia Bank and
lhe84-year·old Costa Mesa .,.,,idow
lo ~·horn the c hecks were made
out.
Costa Mesa police investig11 tor
James Strickland said that the
checks were in denominations of
SJ0.000, SS,000, and $1,00) a nd
v.·ere difficult to cash becaUsl' of
the denominations.
He said that the woman had re-
ported the c hecks miss ing May
14 . They could not have been
cashed without being verified,
and the bank had the serial num
bers .
The wom an, who Ji ves 1n a
hotel . has nev(•r l'xplaine<l tu
1>0lire why s he would need s uch
large amounts of money in
cashi er's C'h('ek s
.. Wht'n s he reported them mis
sing, she only told the bank it
was t he bank who called us." In·
vestigator Str1 ck land said.
The offi cer said that an <tt·
· tempt ~'as made to cash one of
t ht" checks at a bank in Beverly
Hills, but the "'om a n suspect ned
(SeeCHF:CKS, PageA2i
1WIN FACTORS
FIRM UP D OW
NEW YORK (U Pl ) -An up·
surge in the economy. coupled
with the prospect of lower in ·
lerest rates, carried prices
higher in active trading today on
the New York Stock Exchange.
Th e Dow Jon e s industrial
average gained •1.57 points to
846.82. The hluc·ch1p indicator
rolled up 10 .07 points Monday.
Ad vances had a 2-1 lead over
declines. CTables.All J
Volume amounted to 20,800,000
shares. com pared with 13,250,000
traded Monday.
rt>ad at il'asl thret.• and perhaps
eight letters written by commit·
lee Chc1irman Frank CHurch (D·
Idaho>. durinc and alter a 1971
trip ht.' made lo the Soviet Union.
Chur c h eo n£ir m e d in a
telephone interview Monday that
copies of tv.•o letters he had writ-
ten lo the Soviet Union "thanking
our hosts Cor their courtesies"
had been Cound in CIA files. The
senator authorized release or the
L ar .. sr Enrry
Sen . Birc h Bayh (Q.Jnd.)
to~s t:'d h is hat into ttie
tl'O\·\'ded Democratic pre-
s idL·nLiol nomination rin g to-
day. i>ecom ing the ninth an·
nuunced candid<1te f<>r that
c>frict'. Bayh had ;:a brief
ning at lhl' !'<:!Cl' 10 1972, but
Y1ithdrt'v.' bcc<:iuse of his
,vi fL's ill health.
Board Ponders
Gay Listing
'Morali ty'
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
OI Ill• 0.llr Pitol S~ft
Orange County supe rvisors
tan~lt'd today over including
Costa 1\-fesa ·s Gay Community
Center in a directory of com·
munity.based juvenile delin·
quency referral agencies.
'fhe board voted to continue the
matter un(il \V edncsday a ft er
Supervisor Ralph Cla rk rcfust'd
to cast a tie breaking vote on the
issue of s e ndin g t roubl ed
youn gsters lo a eounscling agen·
cy that deals prim ari ly with the
problems of the h omosex ual
CC)mmunity.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit,
who moved lo delete the center
from the d irectory. was joined by
Supervisor Robert Battin.
Supl'rvisors Ra lph Diedrich
and Thomas Riley opposed the
move, c laim ing it was impossible
to j udge the issue a s a matter of
· black versus whitl'. ··
two lrtlers lo l he Associated
Press.
Statistics provided by the Cen·
tr31 Jnlelligence ARency and
made public by thl' committee to-
day showed that e nvelo pes con-
taining more than 2.7 million le t·
ters to and from the Soviet Union
and passing through the Ne w
York City post offi ce had been
.photographed and that 215,820 or
(SffCIA, PageA2i
11 Nabbed
In Theft,
Drag Ring
Newport Bectch police have ctn ·
nounced lhe arrests of 11 J>('rsons
-most of them central Orange
County residents on charges
ranging from receiving of stolen
property to sales of heroin.
The arrest:s were made after a
monlh·long investigat-1 on which
began with undercover work al
the residence of an e lderly Santa.
Ana couple and their son. all said
by police to be "fences .. who al-
legedly bought a nd sold stolen
goods.
Albert M. Baca. 62; his wile,
Mar1aret, 60. and thei r son,
Richard M<1r cus Baca. 'l7, all
face charges re lated to receiving
stolen property .
Tht•y were arrest1.-d at the out·
set of the probe, police revealed.
Soon afll'rwards. offi cers in a
new special enforcemC"nt I.cam
rrom Newport 's detective
di vision began systematic ar·
rests of persons runnected with
the alleged rcnccs.
All thrl't' mL•m be rs 0£ the Santa
Ana family have s ince posted
bail of $2,500 each and await
court proC'cedings
OthC'rs Jrrcsled 1n the :.weep
included five persons alleged to
have sold hl'roin to undercover
ofri eers. They are Robe rt
Rir hard :\1 artinez, 25 : Gail
L.oUi se Gips on. 25: Ri chard
Cal,·1n Gipson. 28. Ray Robles,
Ill; and Edward Oliver Adams.
25. all of .Santa Ana. All bul
Adams have pos ted bail o f
!See RING, P3ge A2 i
Zoo's Wolf Killed
Cl.OV IS. N.M. (UPIJ -A wolf,
a favorite of childre n, was shot
st.•veral times wit h pclleL-; ur 22
caliber bullets in the latest of <.1
series of attacks on animals al
the city zoo, offici;.lls said l\l nn·
day.
Orang-a
L .r4 -;"
Co••~•
Weat her
Deakrship
~ses Tires aeights Briefin.g Set
Schmit de li ·1ered ct moralisti c
attack on in clus ion of the gay
center, claiming it ex:ists only to
recruit homosexua ls and foster
that Hfe style .
He cited the g roup·s liter ature,
particularly noting offers to im·
prove gay soci al life and rind gay
roommates .
ln<'rl'asing Jov.• clouds
toni ght and WednL•sd..i y
with only pa rtial clearing
\VL•dne sday afternoon.
Cooler t e mpl'raturt's.
~li ghs in the 60:.. Lt1.,.,·s 1n
tht'.' sos .
I NSIDE TODAY
Mo re and more young pt>O·
ple are turning on with booze
and doumcrs. a potcnlially de·
odly duo that combines the
worst aspecls of drugs ond
dnnlong -as wilness the
celebraled Karen Quinlan
cmc.See Page A7.
The fact that the car was
lilting on a lighted lot in
front of1the showroom of
the Theodore Robins Ford
dealership on Harbor
Boulevard , Costa Mesa,.
did not de ter a thief who
wanted a new set of tires
and mag wheels.
' In plain view of llarbor
Boulevard traffic, as the
police re port noted, he
swiped the m rrom a 1975
Ford Muetang II early
Monday morning and left
the new car sitting on its
axles.
By WI LLIAM SCHREIBER
Oii ... o.u, Pl i.t tuft
Santa Ana Heights will be the
site Oct. 30 of the second com-
munity briefing by the consul-
tants drafting an environmental
impact report for Orange County
Airport.
Daniel, Mann, Johnson and
Mendenhall <DMJM) project of·
ficials will conduct the session
starting at 7 : 30 · p. m. in the
multipurpose room at Bay View
Elementary School, 2531 W :
Orchard Drive.
The (irst public information
session wa~ atte nded by several
hundred residents eager to voice
op1n1ons and comments about
noise e m a natin g from the
airport.
The County Board o(
Supervisors hired DMJM to draCl
the EIR as the first step toward
deciding what to do to meet
growing demands (or air
transportation.
Without the EIR, due to be
completed early next year, the
county ha~ been unable to pro-
ceed with planned improvemenl1'
at the airport, including a larger
terminal and longer runway.
The report is also considered
pivotal in dete rmining the fate or
11'!0r e1 of homes in Santa Ana
Heights , which li es under the
takeoff pattern.
Supervisors ha ve directed
count y airport offi cials to pro·
ceed with studies that rould lead
either to condemnation of a
number of homes or ultimate
pu rch ase of noise easem e nts
over them.
Residents h ave vowed to fight
the action, whic h is designed to
fulfill state-m andoted require·
menta contained in the variance
unde r which the airport now
oper>1tes.
Thal variance expires al the
end or the )'ear and unless some
(See BRIEFING, PageA2)
•
The Garden Grove supervisor
chided his fellow board members
for ' ·t aking the Pontius Pilate ap-
pro3'ch" by saying inclus ion in
the booklet does n't amount to
county endorse m ent.
"It's like re ferring a person
\\'ith marriage problems to a
madam in the red light district ,··
Schmit said.
"You can 't take a washing or
the hands attitude,•·
But Diedrirh and Riley said the
issue is not as clear cut as Schmit
described .
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t\2 DAIL V PILOT N
County's
Lawyers
Ask Raise
A. pay raise of S 25 p('rcent
backdall'll tl> July I was dt•·
n1andl'd l..ilc Jlund~•Y by triul
lawyers 1n the Orangt• County
l)istrict Attorn(·y ·s and Publ1t.:
Dt•rendt"r ·s offil't's
Char.,:1ng d1st·r1min<1t1on b.-,
county supcrvh.or~ 1n recc-nt
th'>''Jrtcd 111:i.:otiut1nus. thl' pro
:-t·cu tors .111d tlt·f1•ndt·ro.; sel'h J
!'upt•ri11r ('uurt '>' rit th.it ··••uuld
cnm1'k·l tht• ho.1rd tu ..:rant tht·
PJ\ h1kl'
Judg1..· II \\' .dtt·r Stt·1n<'r has
st•! i)l't' 9 ;1" thl' d.•lt• ht' \o,.·111 rult·
1)n th(' \\'flt "oui.:hl 111 lht' o .. u.:t1on
f1ll•d by tht• (>r.1ngl' Count y
Ernµln~t•:-,\:-s1H·1 .. 1t1on
Tht• p1•11t111n uutt'" th;1\ 117
nh'1n11t·r:-11! h•fth 11rf1t·t·~ <Ill' the
iull\' 1•1111n\\ t·n1p]11~1-... \\hu h,t\('
111 \\ ht·t·n 111l·!ull1·d 1n tlu .. • o\1·r;1ll
."1 ~.1 pvrt·t·1H p,1\ 1n1·rt'·'"l' µr:.int ·
ed !..1:-t Jul.-, 8.
Jl ,1lll'ge:-. that tht' board prrtt"·
t1eed 1\Jst·r1m!nat111n by µrantu1g
p,1y hlkt'S In l.L\\'Yl'l"S 111 the l'OIHl
t v tot1nst•l s 11fftt'\' \1 hill' <h·nyn1g
lh1· s.1m1• 111 C'f'1";1 :-.P:-tu d1 :-.ll"Ll'I t1l-
tornl·;• :-. pro:-t•cul11r::. ,ind puli!it·
dt•ft>ndt>rs .
1'ht· at·l11H1 l'l.11m~ thal ~• ~l'r1e~
of 1.hsputes bl.'tween 01stnl't At
lorney Cer1l I licks and lh£> board
was <tl leust partly respons1bl(•
for tht' alleged dis<.·r1m1nat1un
l.awyers in both offices r eject
1n the la"'su1t an e1~ht-po1nt fr-
mge be nt'fLt package recentl y of-
fered by board negotiators with
the argument that the offer de-
n1~ them any increase in puy
And tht•;. fu rthl'r allt.•gl' th•it
board <.tl·t1uns throughout the
neguiiations huvc had the aim of
i'U mpellLng l.1wyers in both of·
fu•t•S to "'Jlhdr.1 \l' f r11n1 OCE,\.
Front Page A I
BRIEFING. •
µr'ogress h;i s bt>cn rnatle t•i
tle{'rea.'"" the noise impact ar1.·::1.
at will be rt'voked, forcing the
airport to curtail operations.
Joseph A .. Pantuso. project
manager for DMJM, said the
Santa Ana Heights briefing will
be followed by another in Nov -
ember in Tustin.
At the meeting next week,
· DMJM officials are expected to
present a status report on their'
work, including ,preliminary re-
sults of noise impact ev:.iluations
and Ct'rtain b1olog1cal and
sociolog1cal studies ..
Pantuso said jet noise, vehicle
noise, ph ysica l , social and
economic effects of the airport
art' tht• major <.1reas the EIR will
address ..
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can do in a week," he said.
Deblieux said few conclusions
could be drawn from the tests,
adding, "This is a real touchy
area.
The city, he said, eliminated
tests like the rope climb and wall
scaling "because I'm nol sure
they are related to the jab .. 1·ve
never st>en a policeman on duty
<-'limb a rope.··
:'We were looking for l\vo l~1ngs : endurance and coordina-
tion .. If th.ey du, while they're on
d .. uty, get involved in a chase or a fig~t. they have lo be <.ible to use
their bodies without straining <.i
back or whatever .. ··
AJthough Deblieux agrees that
women have a place in areas ltkc
investigation even if Uley cannot
pass the physical agility tests, he
conceded that presently there is
no way to become an investigator
wilhout first being a patrolman ..
"We're going to have to look at
that in the futute, ··he said ..
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Hold · Hostage --
GROW'l'H
keep Orange Counly worker!
employed ..
The ea:stem complex, which is
tied up ln a pair of suits related to
the City or Irvine's lack of lower-
cost housing, is a plan supported
by 61 percent of Irvine residents
who know about it, he5aid, citing
a company survey.·
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WEST OF THE MOON
Cosmonaut Kubasov
Astro1muts,
Cosmonauts
In Newport
DeL·ked out in denim:-. und
Stetson hats: three 1\n1L·r1c <111
astronauts and !ht• l\\O Soviet
L'osmonaut s \\ho JOUlL'CI thi>m in
spat·r Jandl'd briL·fl y 1n :\'('\\•port
Rea C'h Monday night for .1
westL•rn ·style party ..
Keys to tht· 1.·1t;., cxch•1nges of
gifts and a <'olorful appcar<i1nct•
by Nt'"-'port 's John \V<.iyne wert•
part of the p;_irt y for tht' /\pollo-
Soyuz cr1..'\\S al the Nc\vporter
lnn.
\V<:1;.-Tlt', drt•:o.st•d as 1f ht' had
just Sll'P\l't'd from a movit• set.
had spt•('1a! pral ~l' for \\'hat ht·
tt'rmt>d ..l ~llt'l't al f(u :-:-.1a11 talent
I llkt• your liquid pota\Ol.'S. ·
\Vaynt' sauJ :-.hortly bt•fnre pa:-.:-
1ng out a Stl•tson tu euth sp<.1Ct'
celebrity
About 300 guests attended the
event hos t ed by Ncv.•porter
. Manager Ed Nigro ..
City '.\1anager Robert Wynn
gave small golden keys to the ci -
ty to all five of the s puce
voyagers.
In return, lh1..• crl'.'Y.' presented a
color photog raph of Orange
County taken from tht• /\mcricon
and Soviet modult·s which wcrt·
linked in orbit last sum1ner .
Ralph D1t'dr1t·h. eh:1irn1<1 n of
lhe Orange County lloi.!rd or
Supervisors, al'l't•µt1::d lhl' gi ft .
'.\1onJa y·s p arty t'nded ,1
'''h1r\v.·ind .. o nt•-da) vi ..;1 \ to
!'outhern Californ1il by tht' mf·11
and their families Th1•y '>''t'rL'
schedult>d to leav1..• 1otlil)' for th e.·
nation 's capital wher(' tht•y '>''il l
'-''Ind up a t'>'·o-wct.'k tour of 11
U.S. cities.
All five appeared ~omcwh..it
'>''Cary or lht• pace.
The Russ ian cor.mon<.iut~ ..
Soyuz Comm~1ndt•r All·:-o:e1
l.eonov ;.ind Valt·ri Kllba ~o\·
earlier in tht' day Joined
Americans Thomas Stafford,
Donald Sl.iyton an<J \1,1n('t' nrand
for a tour of \he :'\orth ,\mcr1cc.in
Rol'k\\'ell pl ant in f)o\\ ncy ,,·hert'
they Yll'\\'t•d th e 1\mC'r1c<.1n
mod\d(' \"hll'h ''"•~ part o! Ja:-.t
sumn1t·r·~ histor:v -mak1nl!: n1gt1t
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CHECKS. • •
while verification "·as be1n ~
made.
The elderly woman had report-
ed $150,000 worth of checks miss-
ing. though the exact amount
was $153,2 17 ..
The cheeks y.·ere found in a
purse that conta1n('d crecht cards
and miscellaneous p;,ipers. "She
had not even told us that all tht•
other thinj?:-; wert• mi s:.1ni.:. too."
the in\'est1gator <1drtl'd.
OlJ BL!N. Ireland <U PIJ -
Irish R1..·publi(•an Army renesade
F.ddie Gallaghe r held a pistol lo
the he<.id o( his middle-aged
Out c h hostage today and'
thrcalt•nt•d to shopt ir the 200
:.oltl1t·r~ <ind police bes1eg1ng the
two-.s~~ry hideout ··make a
1novt>
Galli:lgher. 27. said by IRA
::.u111·ct·s to bl' fanatical enough to
f1ghl to the death for hi s dt•
m.1nds . and fellow kidnap s us
P\'l't ~1 ar1an Coyle. 19, held
Virus Kills
Two Oregon
Scientists?
CORVALl.IS. Ore. iUPll -
'fhl' possibility that ty.·o Oregon
:-;l.1te Un1vers1t v scienti~t.s \\'t.•rc
ki!lt•d by <1 plan .. t virus they \\·crt·
:-tudy1ng 1s bt'tng investigated hy
Lh1.• .'1at1onal In stitute of Health,
a newspaper reports.
The Corvallis Gazette-Times,
in a copyrighted story, Monday,
4uotec.J lhe director of the in ·
vPsligat1011 as saying it would be
a "maJo r discovery for science"
1f the t"'·o had been victims of a
planl d1se<.1St'.
.'\t OSU. the scientist carrying
on part uf the research of the men
\\'hu d1t'd suid he believes there is
nn basis to the theory the men
\\t•re infected \vith the plant dis-
l'<ISl'.
'J'ht:' investigation by the Na-
tional Institute of Neurological
f)1 s1..•ast•s. Communcative Dis-
ordvrs and Strokes in Bethc:sda ,
.. \Id . l'nneerns 1 he deaths or .John
.\ ~lilbrath , J plant pathologist,
.inti Knud G . S\\•enson, an cn -
\Llmo lug1st, the Gazette-Times
rt· ported.
'.\1ilbrath died in the Universi-
ty of Oregon Medical School
Hospital in Portland July 22,
1974. at the ai?e of 64 .. He had been
forced to retire in 1968 because of
\\•hat hud been diagnosed as
multiple sclerosis ..
Sv,renson was forced by illness
to retire in 1973 as chairman of
the department or entomology.
lit• tl1ed <1l his home here Aug. 18,
;.il lh~ age of 52 ..
S"'·enson had written to a
friend in the s pring of 1974 that
scientists should investigate the
possibility that he and Milbrath
t'<llll!ht the prunus ringspot virus,
'>''hich infects cherry trees. lie
nolt·d similarit ies in their illness
lhl'n .
Ford Says
He's Better
WASHil"GTON CU P!> -
President Ford said he felt
"much bt•tter"' today, but
l'anceled his official
schedule for the second
~tra ight day due to a cold
:.ind sinus congestion.
A spokesman said '"it's
prt:'lly likl'l y" Ford '"ill
limit himself to a lighter
than normal schedule the
r1.•st of the \VL'l'k .
Press secretary Ron
Nt•ssen said \Villiam
Lukash .. the White House
phys icia n, examined the
Pres ident this morning
·and concluded he was
··sho'>'·ing considerable im-
provement·· after a 10·
hour ni ght's sleep,
although r~ord still had a
shght fever of 99.4 ..
A Snow J ob
Sigti Seized, Stolen
TJfF. g1r.;'1 W.\RNINfi Jbout th<' snow plow on Laguna
Canyon Ro;;irl h••~ bet•n stolen from the I.aguna Beach Police Oep:.irtment
It all .s tarted Saturday a ~ t.aguna Beach Policeman ~fir hat>\ Ferris dro\'e into the Art Co lony to report for the day sh1r1 .
t~C'rris r:..1 m l' 11pnn a l:irgt• official sign posted along
Laguna Canyon Road. It warnL>d "Blue Light Means Snow Plow.··
FF.RRJS RF.T UR:'llEO on duty and wrestled the four·
foot by 10-foot sign into a city vehicle and took it to the police
department wht~re it was booked as evidence. Because of Its
~11e the sign '>''as left uut~idc the.• police station in the police
parking lot.
Police Sgt . Terry Temple theorized the sign was stolen
from a Northern California area and installed by pranksters
on nonsnO'"-'Y stretch of L.aguna Canyon not usually fre-
quented by snow plow:,.
Then Monday ::a~ polic(' looki:d for the sign, they found it had disappeared from storage.
.. THIS IS EMBARRASSING, .. Sgt. Temple said.
Dutch businessman Til'(je lier·
rema at gunµoin L 1n an upstairs
window whil e bargaining with
negotiators downstairs.
Arter 11'1 days, policl' today
scored a dramatic breakth1·ough
in lhe abduction of tlerrema, 52.
Trailing Gallagher's t·a r , they
found the kidnapers · hideout and
charged in side amid a flurry of
'>''arn1ng ~hotli from the two I fl A
rl·nt·g;:1d(·s holding llerrema.
.~o one "'as hurt
Some 200 soldiers and police.
including marks men and
~w·mured <':.trs .. converged on th1·
house Ln the village of
i\1onaster{'vin , 30 miles south of
Oublin .. Tht'Y evacuated the sur-
round ing neighborhood and wait-
ed out the s1egl' ..
J.lerrl'n1a, seized near his
l,imerick. Ireland, home Oct. 3,
uppeared in the upstairs window
'>''lth Gallagher holding a gun to
his he<Id ..
"I will shoot him if you make a
move,·· Galla~hcr shouted.
IRA sources said the renegade
"''as c::1pable of fighting to death
to gain tht> rt•lease of three IRA
prisoners -one of them his com-
mon law \\'lfe , English heiress
Dr. Bridget Rose Dugdale.
Coates Admits
Guilt in OC
Murder Trial
Gregory Glen Coates pleaded
, guilty to second degree murder
late Monday in Orange County
Superior Court and was sen-
tenced to five years tu life in state
prison for lhl' killing or hi s step-
mother in her San Juan
Capistruno homl'
Coates. 18 , of Rtverstde. filed
the pll•a bt1fnrl' .Judge James H
Wal ,,;\\'Orth Jll~I l\\'O \\'l't•k s bl·fort•
ht• "-'ilS tu go on trial for thl'
murder )t<1y ·I or Rt.·lt y LIJrr<1inc
Goates. 48, of 33911 Via de Agua,
San Juan ..
Coates, y.•ho confessed to the
killing during interrogation, set
fire to the hom e immediately
•after stranghng his stepmother.
Her badly burned body '''as iden-
tified throu,lil:h fin ji:l:erprint tests ..
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' New FAA Chl~I'!
Air 1-""orce Secr.,.tar)' John L ..
:\1cl...ucas has been nominal-
1..>d by President Ford to be
hl'at.l 1)f thl' l•'L•dt•ral Avia-
tion Adrninislration. If con-
firmed, he will succeed
A1exan,9er Butterfield, who
resigned last March.
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CIA ••.
1-lowever. he said, industrial
development generally has been
stalled over the past year ol re-
ce!lsion because only 68 percent
of the nation's industrial planl
('apacity was being used.. •
Cannon said the question or
\Vhl•re workers will Live is a ma-
JOr concern to the company ..
although he added he did not
\Vant to talk about the company's
po~ltion because of two housing-
rl•lated suits pending against the
City of Irvine. J.le said 23 percent
of Ir\ int> rt>sidents work in the
('t\y _
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SI0.000 each .. Adams remained in
custody with bail set at $15,000 ..
Dete<:lives alleged that the five
::;old 1·el ative ly small amounts of
tht• narcotic to agents .. Another
S500 'A·orth of heroin was seized
during the arrests and two other
suspects are s till being sought on
thes(' \Vere opened. similar allegations .
Thomds 1\be rnathy, formerly T"-'O other persons arrested
Y-tith the CIA in!:ipel'tor general's fe1ce charges of poss11ssing
offict!. told the committee he pre-narcotics paraphernalia and
pared a study in February 1961 possessing marijuana.
sho'>'•ing that "no tangible opera-Detectives said that alleged
tional benefits have accrued'' to stolen goods seized in connection
the agency"s Soviet division fro1n. with the group are worth about
themail-openingoperation.. $10,000 and include guns.
• --television sets, stereos.
Abernathy also said he found a household appliances and $300
lack of coordination among the wort.hofmeat.
various CIA units involved in the
program and that he recom-
mended r econsidering its value
and preparing a cover story
:.hould the operation be publicly
disclosed.
'·\Ve assumed everybody re-
alized it , .. ·as 11lcgal." lcstified
Juhn Glennon .. ·1 former CIA of-
f1c1al '>''ho r onducted ::i study in
1!169 !hat found no "'' 1denl"t' that
1 hl• opera lion ·provirtt'fl signif1 -
t·Jnt leads or inforrn.111un whirh
\\uutd h;t\'t• pr1•\'Cd a pus1t1vc
upt•1·allona! bt•lp ,"
Gordon Stc\\'art, who headed
the inspector general's office in
1969, told the committee he had
briefed then -C fA Director
Richard M. llelms on the mail-
open1ng projel't and that "it was
my understanding that 1'1elms
knew it was illegal..··
Youth Admits
Two Killings
KINGSTON. N.Y. (UPI> -A
15-y ear-old runaway from a state
training school captured Monday
night, has admitted participating
in two killings and numerous
;Jrmed robberies in several
sl<Jtl'S, police said.
State police s aid the youth .. who
'"a::; not identified because of his
age, ran away from the state
school at Industry, n ear
Rochester. on Aug. 19. After be·
ing picked up by troopers. the
youth admitted to taking part
\\·ith a friend in two killings in
:'i'evada and Utah and robberies
in Nevada, Utah and California.
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By MIL TON MOSKOWITZ
lf you want to set a color television set that 's apf roved
by the American Optometric Assoc1ation. then you'l buy a
Qu,uar. Optometrists appa.renUy like the Quasar because 1L
adjusts automatically to changing room light .
On the other band, if you prefu to buy a set that's highly
recommended by teJevbioo repairmen. then you'll get a
Zenith. ,At leaist Zenith keeps telling U3 in 1U ads that service
technicians favor it over all other brands.
BUT .THEN
MAYBE you want to get
a set lhat'.a prefen"ed by
11 lot of people wbo work
1n televi si on -
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you need an RCA. At least RCA keeps remindlnc us in Its
ad ~ tha t it s color sets a r e pop ular with the
behind-the-scenes people ul telev1s1on
However . wait a second -how about a set that's made
by Wl aeros pace company? Then you will certalnly have to
1et a ~dm 1ral, which beca m e p art of R oc kwell
lntemat10.na l last ~~ar. Rockwe ll is the leading ma ker of
space vehicles and 1t s now advlSing us to buy a TV set from
.. The space pion eers where perform ance is a must ·•
If some of these sales patches strike you as outlandish
YOU have 10 remember that the industry IS a litt le nervous
"these da ys because you have been res1s t1ng its new
offenngs. So few people have been buying Quasars and
Adm1rals. for example. it 's no wonder their man ufacturers
ure rea c hin g for optometrists und astronauts to bait
themselves out .
AS A MATTF.R OF rac t . t he ent i re TV set
manufact unng bu siness 1s 1n the doldrums Sales of color
receivers were above the nine m11l1on mark 10 1973. Then
they plunged 16 percent 1n 1974 This year they are running
24 percent behind the sluggish p::1ce of 1974.
The goin g was so rough las t year that five big
companies eithe r left the business or sold out . Admiral was
acquired by Rockwelt. P.1agnavox was acquired by North
American Ph1l1ps, an offshoot of Holland 's Philips
Europe's No.1 TV set maker . Motorola sold its TV busines~
to Matsushita, Japan's largest TV maker and a factor here
already WJlb its Panasonic line. Sylvania took the Philco TV
operations off Ford 's hands And Teledyne pbased out its
Packard Bell line.
Tms L EFT THE m arket , more than ever before a
race between Ze nith and RCA Zenith s share of the coior
TV market 1s estimated at 24 percent RCA has a 21 percent
she~. No other brand enjoys us much as 10 percent of the
business The third best seller in the nation is bel1eved to be
the S1lv e rto ne color set. sold by Sears , Roebuck, with about 8
percent of the market
Plans for Speedier
Prusenger Train Out
WASHINGTON <AP J
The Ford admin is tration said
it is dropping as too expensive
a plan for a 150-m ile-per-hour
passen ger t r a in betwe en
·Washington and Boston.
In t estim o n y befor e a
Sen a t e s ub c ommitt ee,
Trans port ation Secr e t a ry
Wtll1am T Coleman J r . said
new studies show a cost ror
the high-s peed line or $4
b1lbon dolla rs.
A s a s ubstitute, Colem an
said the adm1n1strat1on will
recommend a hm1ted pro-
gram or upgrading ex.isling
track a nd fac ilities, at a cost
or $1 2 btlhon
York and Boston
Currentl y, it ta kes three
h ou r s t o g o b etwee n
Washington a nd New Yor k on
th e hi g h s peed e lectri c
Metrohners and 4 lf.t hours to
travel between New York and
Boston on turbine powered
trains
Congress orde red in 1973
that the northeast r rul cor-
n dor be upg r aded sul:xstan·
l 1ally The trave l time
between Washi ngton and New
'i'ork s houl d be cut to 21 ~,
hours whtle the tr.ivcl time
betw ee n Ne v.· York a nd
Boston should drop to thr('e
hours. the order said.
The administ r at ion pro-
gram would not r esult in
d e cre a sed t r avel t im es
between New Yo rk a nd
Washington but would cut one
half hour off the scheduled
tr avel time between New
Coleman told the Senate
subcommittee on transporta-
tion that he would have no ob·
3ection to r ecomme nding
such a program 1f the on g1nal
cost estimate or $700 nullion
were accurate.
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.,, wm a pr•tty good party, 'cept there were GIRLS
there."
Liff. Boyd
Race Drivers
Like Big Cars
It ha:. hecn written that htonde girls with
big £<-et art· unt1 suafly patient. Rut they have
an evangt~lil·al s treak 1n lhl'm. With a secret
desire to carry the li~ht or truth into the world
of darknf'SS . They make good missionaries'
wives. So says an analyst who, despite some
ridicule, ins ists physicaJ characteristcs re·
veal person ality trails. Our Love and War
Man used to be rather skeptical about those
contentions. But he now says that generations
of resear ch by scholars at Harvard suggest
there may be something to such notions, after
all.
MOST RACE CAR DRIVERS when off the
track pilot big heavy cars and trucks rather
than compacts.
NOBODY in Europe had ever heard or
syphilis until Christopher Columbus' crew got
back from the New World
tri~.
Q. "llOW 00 the sheep
in Montana compare to the
population there?"
A. The s heep a r e
dumber. Wait, that's too
flip. About two sheep to
each person.
LOOKS /\S THOUGH
no further argum ent is possible against the old
line that m en are more "red .blooded'' than
women. They are. A man ha!f far more red
corpuscles t han a woman of the same weight
and height. say the science boys.
PUT ALL the rishes, reptiles. birds and
mammals on one side of the scale. Put all the
insects on the other side. Those insects would
weigh more than three limes as muc h.
NOTE IT STATED in print t hat most of
the knoc kouts scor e d by that great
heavyweight Joe LO\l'is came in the first or
second rounds. He won 68 of his 71 official
bouts, Joe did.
AN AUTHORITY on off-track betting
says more than $3.5 million last year went un-
daimed by horse race winners.
UNTIL ABOUT~ years ago, Valentine's
Day was one of the most important holidays in
the British isles. Here's why : Each man at the
large parties on Valentine's Eve drew from a
vase a piece of paper on which was written the
name of one of the girls there. That little lot:
tery entitled h.im to be her boyfriend for the
following 12 months. The clergymen didn't
like the practice at all , but apparently the lads
and young ladies did like it. Hi storical foot-
notes indicate the re was a lot of paper-
swapping on that busy night.
Addre!S maiJ lo L.M. Boyd, P.O. Boz 1560,
Co&ta Mesa . CA 92626
Copyright 1975 L.M. Boyd
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N.Y. Stoeks
TUESDAY;OCTOBER 21, 1975 c TEN CENTS
Futnhle Police Agility Tests
By DOUGLAS FIUTZSCllE OflM~ltypt .......
Results or physical agility tests
in the Irvine Police Deparl-
ment·1 first recruiting drive in-
dicate that women may not be
suitable for police palrol duties.
acoonling to Police Chief Leo E. Peart.
There are oth~r roles in police
work suit.able for women,· said
Peart.
''I think there is no question
that women bave a valuable
place in law enforcement ~ in-
vestigaton and in the area or
*>me sensitive crimes,·· Peart
said.
··But I think there are some
serious questions about whether
the y are qualified for the
physical demands of patrol duty
on the streets.'' he said.
The department has begun
test~ or 234 applicants to fill two
open police patrol posts. The 234
were selected from a list of more
than I ,600 applicants to find a
place on the three-month-old
force .
About j?() or the applicants were
women who went through the
physical agility tests last Satur·
day. said Pearl.
Three wome n we re still in the
running following the day·s ex er·
lion, he s a id .
The failures wer e isurpns1ng,
ht.> isa id . adding tha t the test bad
been toned down because of the
women applicant!i.
Some of the more strenuous ac-
tivities like !Scaling an eight-foot
wall were eliminated, be sai4.
Additio nally , the grading
curve was modified so that about
90 percent of those tested would
pass, Peart said.
"But the wome n still came out
on the boltom, ··he s aid.
The problem , s aid Pean, was ,
.. They didn 't take the time to
·master the s kills . There is a
technique lo jumping over a cou·
pie of hurdles and going over and
under a set of bars. It was not a
matter of strength. It wu a mat·
ter of technique .'·
Similarly, city personnel of·
ficer Mike Deblieux said, "The
Mesa Widow's Checks
women did not appear to be in as
good a shape as the men.·:
Tim ~s on the obstacle course
for the men ranged around a
minute, 40 seconds. while women
ran closer lo two minutes.
"But most of the men weren't
in that good sh a pe e ither," he
s aid. "Some or the m started try.
ing to gel into s hape last week
and it's not the kind o( thing you
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$153,217 Fou11d
Coming llp Roses
With the count six down and one to go, it's
no wonder Margaret Ann Charvat
(center) reacts this war as she hears her
name called to join the other members of
the 1976 Rose Court for the 87th P asadena
Tournament of Roses. One of the seven
Pasadena City College students will be
named Oct. 28 to be Queen of the Court.
-Guidelines
For Housing
In Mesa Set
Guidelines for an emergency
.bousiag program in Costa Mesa
will be pre;ented to the city coun-
cil tonight.
City Manager Fred SorsabaJ
suggests that the city consider
contracting wilh a private or-
ganization to administer the pro-
gram, (or which $18,250 in federal
funds has been earmarked.
The 24 -hour service was one of
the goals adopted by the city
earlier this year in determining
its expenditure or funds received
under the Housing and Communi ·
ty Development Actol 1974.
The guidelines call for the pro-
vision or housing for up lo a week
for persons who have been dis-
placed from their homes by·
natural or a family disaster.
newcomers, or transients.
The guidelines stipulate such
penons must be without ''im-
mediate financial resources.··
The council meeting i s
scheduled to begin at6: JOp.m.
Man Indicted
On Fraud Rap
LOS ANGELES CUP!! -A
bakery truck driver who said he
knew the whereabouts of missing
Teamsters Union boss James R.
Ho{fa was indicted on wire fraud
charges Monday for aJleged.ly
trying to bilk Hoffa's family of
$100,000.
l.1 .S . Attorney William O.
Keller said David Jonathon Al-
len, Pico Rivera, telephoned the
Hoffa family in August and told
them Hoffa was alive and well .
S. County Growth
A Must-Watson
South Orange County must be
developed, Irvine Company
President Raymond W<-tt.son told
a county advisory panel Monday.
But members o( the group
responded that new building in
lhe southeastern end of the coun-
ty is causing a "mad hatter's tea
party" as the more affluent
move south, leaving the older
areas to the less wealthy.
As industry s hifts sout h to
areas like the Irvine Industrial
Complex and.its ne w.eastern ad-
dition , it leave s cities like
Fullerton with the problem of ·
£inancing s ervices lik e
children's education (or workers
who cannot afford to live in the
S<\me city as their jobs, said
Girls Raped;
One Murdered
TRACY CUPIJ -A teen-age
girl was killed and another was
in critical condition today after
they were kidnaped, raped and
run over repeatedly by a car, the
San Joaquin County sheriff's of.
fice reported.
The s heriff's office s aid the '
girls, 15 and 18, were picked up
near their Modesto homes by two
men Friday. The dead girl was
Bobbie Martinez, 15.
They were kidnaped at gun.
point, raped and t11en nm over in
the field near Interstate 5, ac·
cording lo the sheriff's office.
They were not found until after
noon on Saturday.
Anaheim reallor Joe White.
Th e comme nts came from
members or the Orange County
Citizens Direction Finding Com·
mission as they met in the Irvine
Company·s Ne wport ·Beach of-.
£i c es . The c ommission was
formed in 1971 lo advise the coun-
ty Board of Supe rvisors on policy
matters .
The session with Irvine Com-
pany r e presentatives was de ·
signed to give the group the com-
pany·s side of the story of Orange
County g rowth as the group seeks
ways to improve the county "s
economy .
The presenta tions and com ·
ments focused on the issues of
agricultural preservation, and
industrial and residential d e
velopment .
Company Pres ident Watson
told the group that even if taxes
were rolled back to their 1960
level. a griculture still could not
be a_continuing pro£it·making en-
terprise on Irvine R anch lands .
The problems r a nge from the
more frequent vandalis m found
in an urban area to the highe r
cost o( fertilizer with a smell a c·
ceptable to neighbors, he said
Meanwhile, he said , Orange
County is not the breadbas ket of
the starving world . He des cribed
the compa ny·s production as
"luxury food " like asparagus. It
is ndt, he s aid, the grain needed
to feed the world.
Irvine Industrial Complex
chief Richard Cannon, on the
other hand, explained that jobs
made available in the company 's
industrial de velopments could
(See GROWTH, PageA2;
OC Airport Report
By ALAN DIRKIN
Ofta.e 0.lly Pi ......
A roofe r found a purse , con·
taining $1 53,217 in cas hier's
checks, in a brown bag lying on
top of the Eastland Savings and
Loan Association building on
Harbor &4Jevard, Costa Mesa,
this morning. ·
The 9 a.m . disCovcry ended a
five-month wait for them to turn·
up by United California Bank and
CIA Eyed
215,000
Letters?
WASl-IJNGTON <AP11 -The
CIA opened more than 215,000 let-
ters over 20 years knowing it was
illegal and despite two internal
studies whi c h s howed the opera-
tion was poorl y run and of
marginal intelligence value, ac·
cording to evidence made public
today by the Senate intelligence
<'Ommiltee.
The disclosures came after it
was learned the CIA opened ahd
read at leas t three and perhaps
eight letters written by commit·
Lee Chairman Frank Church CD-
Idaho), during a nd afte r a 197 1
trip he made to the Soviet Union.
Ch u r c h c onfirme d in <J
telephone inter view Monday that
copies of two lette rs he had writ·
ten to the Sovie t Union "thanking
our hosts for their courtesies"'
had bee n round in CIA fil es. The
senator authorized release of the
two letters to l he Associated
Pre!is.
statistics provided by the Cen-
tral Inte llige nce Agency and
made public by the committee to-
day s howed that t•nvl'lopes con-
taining more tha n 2.7 million let-
ters to a nd from t he Soviet Union
and passing through the New
York City post offic:l' had been
photogr aphed <1 nd th<.Jt 215,820 of
these were openl'd.
Thomas Abernathy, formerly
with the CIA lns pectol-gener al's
o(fice, told the committee he pre-
pared a study in February 1961
CSee CIA, Page A21
1WIN FACTORS
FIRM UP DOW
NEW YORK (UPI ) -An up-
surge in the econo my, coupled
with the prospect of lower in-
tere st rates. c arrie price s
higher in active trad· today on
the New Yor k Stock xchange.
Th e Dow Jjl s indus tria l
average g.a irled 4.57 points to
846.82. _'Pfe blue-chip indicator
rolled up 10.07 points Monday.
Advances had a 2-1 lead ove r
declines. (Tables . All>
Volume amounted to 20,800,000
shares. compared with 13,250,000
traded Monday.
Dealership
Loses Tires Heights -Briefin.g Set
'
1be fact that the car was
sitting on a lighted lot in
front or the showroom of
tbe Theodore Robins Ford
dealership on Harbor
BQuJevatd, Costa Mesa,
did not deter a thief who·
wanted a new set of tires
and mag wheels.
In plain view of Harbor
Boulevard traffic, as the
,police report noted, he
SWiped. them from a 1975
Ford Mustang II early
Mooday morning and left
the new car sitting on its
ules.
'
By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
OltMO.lly l"ti.tSIMf ' ... -Santa Ana Heights will be the
site Oct. 30 of the second com-
munity briefing by the consul-
tant.I drafting a n environmental
impa·ct report for Orange County
Airport.
Daniel, Mann, Johnson and
Mendenhall (DMJM) project of·
ficials will conduct the session
starting at 1 : 30 p.m. in the
multipurpose room at Bay View
Elementary School, 2531 W :
Orchard Drive.
'The rirst public information
session was attended by several
hundred residents eager lo voice
opinions and comments about
noise emanating from the
airport.
The County Board of
Supervisors hired OMJM to draft
the EIR as the first step toward
deciding what to do to meet
growing demand s for air
transportation.
Without the EIR, due to be
completed early next year, the
county has been unable to pro-
ceed with rlanned improvements
at the airport, including a larger
terminal and longer runway.
The report is also considered
pivotal in determining the fate of
scores of homes in Santa Ana
Heights. whic h lies under the
takeoff patte rn.
_..,....Supervis ors have directed
county airport officials to pro-
ceed with stud ies that could lead
either to condemnation of a
number of homes or ultimate
purchase of noise easements
over them.
Residents have vowed to fight
the action, which ia designed to
fulfill alate·mandated reqWre.
ment.s contained in the variance
under whic h the airport now
operates ....
That variance expires at the
end of the year and wiless some
!See BRIEFING, Page A!) •
...
the84-yea r -0 ld Costa Mesa widow
to whom the checks were made
out.
Costa Mesa police investigator
James Strickland said that the
checks we re in denominations o(
$10.000, $5,000, and $1 ,000 and
were difficult to cash because or
the denominations.
He said that the woman had re.
ported the checks missing May
14. They could not have been
U .. ITe....,._.
l...atest Entru
Sen . B irc h Bayh ID-Ind. J
tos sed h is hat into the
crowded De mo('ra tic pre -
~idcnti a l nomination ring to-
d ay. becoming the ninth an ·
nounced ('andidate for tha t
orrice. Bay h had a brie f
Oing at the race in 1972, but
withdre w because of hi s
wire ·s ill health.
Patty Admits
Driving Car
In Robbery?
By tht!' Associated Press
Pa tricia Hears t has admitted
that she drove a getaway car
after a Carmic hael bank robbery.
in which a woman customer was
killed, the New York Post reporl·
t.>d today.
The news pape r said the once-
fu gitive heiress told at least one
person who interrogated her in
HEARST HEARING
POSTPONED AGAl-5
recent weeks a bout her role in
the robbery linked to the Sym-
bionese Liberation Army.
Albert J ohnson, a partner wit h
defense lawyer F. Lee Bailey.
said loday of the Post 's report, "1
don ·t want to comment al all. ..
Previous r e ports have Jinked
Miss He ars t and her SLA com-
rades lo the robbery of a Crocker
Nationa l Bank in Carmichaei
near Sac ramento April 21.
A m a rked Sl bill from the bank
reix>rtedly was found in the San
F rancisco apartment which Mi ss
1-l ear s l s har e d with We ndy
Yqsh.imura . She also reportedly
rt.>hled a garage £or one of the
getaway cars .
U she drove the getaway car,
under Ca.lifornia law, Mi ss
Hearst still could face a murder
charge as a participant in a
crime in which a murder OC·
curred.
20 Rioters Held
WILMINGTON. Del. (AP)
Police said•about 20 persons were
take n into custody as arson and
rock-throwing erupted in a south-
c en tr a I Pu e rto Rican
neighborhood Monday night
following the arrcAt of two men.
cashed without being verified,
and the bank had the serial num·
bers.
The woman, who lives in a
hotel, has never explained to
police why she would need such
large amounts or money in
cashier's checks.
"When s he reported them mis·
sing, she only told the bank -it
was the bank who called us," In·
<See CHECKS, Page A2)
Schmit Raps
Gay Center
Referrals
Orange County s upervisors
t angled tod a y over including
Costa Mesa's Gay Community
Center in a directory of com·
munily·bas ed juvenile d elin-
qu~ncy referral agencies.
The board voted to continue the
matter until Wednesday after
Sµpervisor Ralph Clark refused.
to ca.st a tie breaking vote on the.
issue of sending troubl ed
youngsters to a counseling agen.
cy that deals primarily with the
problems or the homosexual
community.
Supervisor Laurence Schmit,
who moved to delete the center
from the d i.reclory, was joined by
Supervisor Robert Battin.
Supervisors Ralph Diedrich ·
a nd Tho mas Riley opJX>Sed the
move, claiming it was impossible
lo judge the issue as a matter of
"black vers us white."
Schmit de live r ed a moralistic
attack on iilclus ion ol the gay
center, c laiming it exists only to
recruit homosexuals and roster
that Life style . ·
He c ited the gr oup's literature,
partic ularly noting offers to i m-
prove gay social life and find gay
roomm a tes.
The Ga rde n G rove supervisor
<'hided hi s fe llow board member s
for ''laking the Pontius Pilate a p-
proac h" by saying inclusion in
lhe booklet doesn 't a mount to
county endorsem e nt.
rSeeGAYS, PageA21
ZOo's Wolf Shot
Cl.OVIS. N.M. IU PI J -Awolf.
a favorite of c hildren. was s hot
several times with pellets or .22
caliber bulle ts in the latest of a
series of attacks on animals al
the city zoo, of£i cials said Mon-
day.
Coast
Went.he r
lnC"re as ing lo w clouds
tonig ht and We d nt?sday ·
with only partial clearing
Wedn t>s d ay afternoon .
Coo le r t e mperat ures
Highs in the 60s. W\\"S in
the 50s.
IIWSID~ TODA l'
Mor' and more young peo-
pl.e are turning on with booze
and downers . a potentially de-
adly duo thot combines the
worst aspect s of drugs and
drinking -as wilness the
celebrated Koren Quinlan
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