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Home My WebLink About1976-02-10 - Orange Coast Pilot~ssaulted by .. William-Wolfe inshaw Gets An Pair .Capture~ Ex-wife; She Gets Three Cars Bank Robbery • • 1ctnn DAILY PILOT * * * 1oc * * * TUESDAY AFTERNOON, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 VOL. H, HO. 41, l SECTIONS, U PAGES Hinshaw, Wife Split Granted By TOM BARLEY Of CM O•lly Pllol SI.Oii Superior Court Judge Lloyd E. Blanpied Jr. reduced many set· t l e m e nt d e m ands of Congress man Andrew J . Hinshaw's wife, Thais, Monday in granting the couple's divorce. Hinshaw. however. c~nvicted earlier in a nother court on bribery charg es , now finds Tustin Doctor Freed in Death WEST COVINA <AP) -Police have released a Tustin doctor booked last week for investiga- tion of murder a fter the decom- posed body of his former wife was found in his apartment. West Covina police detective John Forrester said Dr. Richard C. Ey, 42. of Tustin, was booked tor investigation of murder Fri- day after d etect i vcs found the body of his divorced w1fc. Martlyn, 41, in a West Covina apartment. After a n autopsy failed to re· v eal the cause of Mrs. Ey's de· ath, however. Ey was released pe nding the outcome of a chemical examination of the cor- pse. himsetr facing another SJ,365 in legal bills that must be paid within 90 days. In his ruling that dissolved the two year m arriage, Judge Blan· pied indicated he does not believe the 4S.year-old ex-Mrs. llinshaw is as severely affli cted with multiple scleros is as was claimed by her lawyer in week· long hearings. There was very little evidence of any serious disease Dec. 20, 1972, according to color photo· graphs taken of the couple durin~ their wedding, the juris t noted in a 12·page ruling granting th<' divorce. And he further repeatedly ob- ser ves that muc h of Mrs. ll ins haw 's apparently in· capacitating <'Ondition may be psychiatric in nature. Judge Blanpied predicts that the lifting of the mental strain as a result of his ruling may even have a beneficial effect on her condition. He rejected Mrs. llinshaw's claim for lifetime financial s up· port on those grounds and rules that her s hare of comm1tnity pro· pcrty valued by him at S29,J30 shall be Sll ,200. Mrs. Hins haw, whose name or Worthe n is r estored by Judge nlanpied. gets 1973 Cougar, 1972 CSee IJINSllAW, PageA2) Firearm Talk Bid to Ban Handgun Killed WASHINGTON (UPI) -The House Judiciary • Committee today killed legislation that would have imposed a n ationwide ban on a ll handguns except for those owned by police and certified gun c lubs. The committee, by <l 25·8 volt•. dcfcat('d an amendment by Rep. John Conyers, (O·Mich.). whiC'h would have banned the manufacture. sa le. importa- tion and own e rs of all handguns. requiring citi zens who now have handguns lo turn them in for fair market value. The committee. working on legislation to lighten existing gun control laws, also killed an amendment that would have Jct handg un owners keep exisling firearms, whil e banning th~ future manuf acturc, im - portation and t'csalc of c.111 handguns . That amendme nt. offered by Rep. Martin Ru sso, CD·Ill .). was defeated 22-10. Rep . Robert McClory. <R-111.), said during de bat<" on the a mendments. "I d on't know if we want to deprive Jaw-abiding citizen:, of their rights to keep ha ndguns ." es " I • uake Horrors··· UPI TtltPl>Olo PATTY'S 'ATTACKER' SLA Member Wolfe Tuv Captured In Huntington Bank Stickup /\pair of young coll<'~ians driv· inf! a red luxury <'Onvert1blc were captured moment~ after a $580 lluntinmon Beach bank robbery Mondav /\urura Foxx, IR. and Anthony Bradcli ff. 2 1, both of Los Ang'elrs. we re booked on suspi- cion of armed r obbery Miss Foxx W3s caplurcct at shotgun-point about 2·15 p.m . lc•ss Lh~1n a hlork from the Crocker National Hank branch al 91) lluntinglon C<.'nlcr, JUst fJff lhc San Diego F'rcl'way at Beach J3oulev;1rd. f'raddiff. h rr nllc~cd ar· comphcc in the aborted rohbery or one te lle r in the hank. was ap· rrchcndt'd several h111('ks away, after Clpparcntly bcm~ spooked into necin~ nradcliff wns arrt'st~th(' .J. C. Pcnncy Com pnny :~&.cpair ct•nlcr at 7777 Edmgl•r i\\ 1•. Officer Dennis Hr;1nrh was only a block away wJwn <' lcllcr pre· s sed a silent alarm button as an attractive black womun µus hcd a note across her roonlcr and hran· dished a E!Un "CIA Holdup," th riolc re· portf'cl ly Stillf'd. OClirrr Bran c h nolil'NI n woman st ri ll1 n~ hr1:.kly throul!h 'the <'l'lllt•r 1><1rkini.t lot \\lwn he whl'l•lc1I up to th<• hank Tt.1· mnnaAcr rnc<'d 11111 and poinlc<l he r out Hranch said I he woman run and he nushccl lwr out of a row of can; with hii. shotgun. SLA's Wolle Arrives Patty Reveals In Capo Sexual Attacks Beach SAN FRANCISCO CAI'> Weavm~ a chilhnA sa~a of fear and degradation, Patricia Hearst says her Symbionesc Lil>erat1on Army kidnapers forced her to embrace violent revolution and ensl41vcd her mind with the belief s he would never escape the tcr· rorist underground f'i~htin g back tears, Miss Hearst fin ally told her story tq the world Monday in testimony at her bank robbery tnal. ll was a bizarre account of weeks in darkness, sexual assault , months of li ving with the recurring threat of death and a night of watchin g some of her most vicious tormentors die In names. She startled the courtroom with her declaralion that she had been sexually assaulted by SLA member William Wolfe when kt>pt blindfolded in a clos<'t for several weeks after her Feb. 4, 1974. kidnapin g. She said her June 7. 1974, taped eulogy of Wolfe and the other SLA members who died in the fire was wrilten by William and Emily Harris. In the tape. s he proclaimed her love for Wolfe, calling him "the gentlest. most beautiful man l've ever known." On the witness stand, however, s hP portrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bailey questioned her: Q. Did you, in fact. have any af. fection for William Wolfe? A.No. Burton Liz's Welsh Wizard LONDON (AP> -On the morning after their second wedding. R irhard Burton had "two of the reddest and blurriest eyes I have cn<'ounlered." recalls the bride. actress Elizabeth Taylor. "I crawled into bed beside him and just helct him very close." she said in an inter view with the Briti s h ma~azi n e "Woman ... "My Welshmnn Is indeed a wiiard. He woke about three hours later r{'freshed as if he had just been <'hrlslened. . "llow can you get mad at nn vone so .utte rly oul· rngeous?'' Q Did Willi am Wolfe ever do anything offensi vc lo you'! A. Yes. Q. What did he do? A lie assaulted me sexually. Chokin ~ back tears, Miss Hearst sa id Wolfe accosted her in MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAUL TEO PATTY-AS the closet a month after her kid· naping and wasn 't the only SLA member to sexually abuse her. Bailey did not pursue the matter lurt~r. Tes tifying wi th the j ury absent, s he said s he took part in <See PATTY, PageA2) Sunny Skies On the Agenda For Wednesday By HILARY KAYE Of l~e Dally Piiot Sl•H The current, week-long storm that brought more than six in· ches of rain to some parts of . Orange County is expected to bow out toni ght -leaving in its place mostly clear skies and warme r temperatures. Weather forecasters predict a less than 10 percent chance of showers tonight and Wednesday, a lthough some cloudiness may remain. The thermometer is ex· pected to reach the high 60s Wed- nesday. The five-day forecast shows no sign of more rain, according to weathermen. Between 2.5 a nd 6.5 inches of rain were recorded al local rain stations during the past seven days. but the showers caused no serious problems. Officials throughout the county echoed the belief that if the rain had fallen harder and faster, flooding and mudslides could have occurred. as in other areas of Southern Catifornja. Because the rain was light al most times, the earth did not becom e oversoaked , even in areas charred in recent fires. Isolated incidenfirdid occur in some areas. OHici~ Fo(intain Valley report that waler noodrd a yard and garage near an <See RAIN, P1gcA2) By FREDERICKSCHOEMEllL OfU.. O•lly Pilolsc.tlf .. All the people werescrc:imin,:: like they w ere cr azy ... pcople everywhere, crying, screaming. bleeding ... " Tears welled in Maria Muadi's eyes as she told of the borrors of the Guatemalan earthquakes thal have left an estimated 17,000dcad since Wednesday. Mrs. Mu adi, wife or a promi· nent Guatemala City physician, left the devastated country Satur- day a mid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 41 ·year·old husband, Isam. ·remained behind. Mrs. Muadi is slaying st the Capistrano Beach home of Mr. and Mrs . George Chade. Mrs. Chadeis Mrs. Muadi's sister. "You felt li ke you were a little piece of paper." said Mrs. Muadi in ha lting En g lis h as s he described the first jolt that struck at3:15a .m . Wednc!lday. After the shock, the Muadis gathered their four children into the family's two cars and drove to Mixco. a suburb, hoping to fi nd a <See QUAKE, PageA.2) ' Or::A:st Weather D ec r easin g c louds toni ght with s unny skies and warmer temperatures Wednesday, according to the weathe r servi ce. Slightly warmer with highs of 60 at the bt'aches and 65 ml and. Chance of rain near 1.ero tonii;hl and Wednes· day. INSIDE TODAY. A police olf icer who tned to tolk o 16-year.old friend mto turning over his rifle, was forced to shoot the boy m a · heated :1tond-Olf. Story M . Index At v-S."'lce A> M11 u•~• 112 EtlN .. mlle<ll IU ~~Tr.. AIO l..M ... yd At MevleJ At C.llr.t1tl• AJ -If'-• A It CIH•lll..S ... It "'11'-'•1 ... •J, A• Qmk l 8 J Or•-C.OWftlF At en ..... ,. •> ,....,.. ••·i OHl!I *fl<tl At 5-t\ I• • IUll19rlfll Pa.. A• SleO Mar1Jth AtO 11 £11l..Ul111Mllt "' Tt .. Ylfl... "" '1-• 410.tl ,,,. ... " ... """"-., .... ,..... .. 111 .. nftlUIOft ....... "' ,.... •• ' 2 DAILY PILOT \, s Tuesday Fcbru11ry 10. 1976 Atomic Plant Scripted fOr Disaster? NEW YORK (UPJ> -A Con &lb~ atomic poW<1r plant. ~:lr New Yor k City is •·an accident waiting to hap pen" that could be the world 's largest peacetime cat ast rophe if faulty steam equi pment e xplodes, says a nvcle ar :,a(ety t>nginccr. "lf I had the authonty. I would today rt:'q u.ire Jndit.111 Point No ~ to ,shut d,own ," Hobert l), Ponard. a proJeCt m anager for h&--fedt>-F-~ N~clt•~r H.eguJalQl· Commission said Monday. Pollard told a news conference there was no danger of an atomic expl osion a t the p lant a l Buchanan. N . Y., about 30 mile.!> north of N.t•w Yurk City 111 Westchester County. But he said th<: focility's poor design and construction have Mushroom Fonner Jurors to Hear Of HB Shooting Two report s d rt:11l1n g circumstanc:l'S surrnund1n~ the s hotgun s laying <1f t lunt111;.,1on Beach mus hroom farmer Nicholas 01Strfano will llkl'ly be presented lo the Oran~c County Grand J ury n exl week. U..:put y District Attorney Pat Brian re· ported. The two re port" on DiStefano's death have been clcvelop1..•d i11 dependently. 0 ne is being unne by the District Attorney's Offit <' and the othe r by the Hunlini:.'lon Beach Polic e Depa rtment. D iSlefano. 23, was shotgunned to de ath b y Huntington Beach policemen on J an. 7 whc>n a fam1 ly dis pute £>ruptcd at t he mushroom form . 18196 Golrtcn West St. Young lhStefano lt\'cd al the farm with his bride of four 11llS FLOWER WAS 'PO'ITED' RIVERTON, W)o <U Pl l Princ1µal Darlt'lll' lk-rg ll11ln't know what Che llrth· J!l'l'l'n \\1•1·11 was that i.prnutl'd up along1.,1k .1 geranium 111 ;1 fourth gr .11/1· classroom al .ll'ff1.•r1-.011 Elt·ml'n tary School. l>ul h:td J1 er !.llS/!I· e1ons. She called police who a lso h:id :-.uspicions. Aflcr a "cekcnll of tests, their s uspicions were con- firm ed . But how ct 1d a m:.m 1uana plant get iii a c:la::.sroom l'IO\\ 1•r pot? ~ "We d on't knO\~i'.frc. · .1 police s pokt.•.sm an !iUld ll'dndJy. .,. Front Page A I the robbery onl.r 1wt of fl':ir of d•• a th a nd said :.ht• ncvl•r ~urrcn dered because rc main1n~ SLA members threatened to stalk her for the rest of her life 1f !>he <lid. She was captured Sept. 18. With a whispcry voice that\\ as barely audible at t ame!>. the pall· newspaper hci ress s:11d ·flight was futile as t wo ::.uni\ ing ~LA member:. continued to <·arry 1m the legacy of those" ho dil•d -tu imprison her for ever in a mcnlul d ungeon. "Where could I go?" she :.i~k..:rl severa l times. s :.iying the SL/I. convinced he r lh.1l !.hl' had bt'l'n abandoned by her t:.imily and Lhat lht! FGt wanted hcrckad Miss Hearst rcnounc1'roduct~ of coercion, ;ind s aid sh(.' wa~ forced to help rob a bank and la le1 tc·ll ~ tCl'•l·agl'r lhat she acted frct:ly m onths. Cind\' The Oranuc Countv GrJnd Jury may weigh fa els 111 lhl• c~J'>l' and determine if an\' actio n should he in1t1at1·d against thti police officers involved. On the night of Jan. 7, officers responded t o a call from Mrs. DiStt:fano and he r motht•1-.in law that •• family fight was in pro- gress with shouting involwd. Shortly aftt'r officers arri vcd, Nicholas DiStl'fano bolted from the doorway rn apparent 1>anic and s printed toward off1l'cr s. Police s aid they sus pected him as a gu nm an. When he failed to nbl'Y orders to halt and ww \\ arn111g :.hot. he \~;i,s hit by a rnllt•y of pnlit'l' s hotgun fin· D1."tc·fa110 d1£>d almost ins tantly. lie \\<ts found lo be unarml'l'I Subsequent invc~tigation dis- closed the youn ger D1Stefano was probably trying Lo es<'ape the raf!e of his llfothl'I' Arthur. :J5, n f 6232 C hin ook l.Jnl'. \\'eslm111stl'r. \\ h11 was flu..,h1.•d from /11ding 111 a grl'cnhou::.e 90 rnmut1·-. JJ1t'r. :\l'ithPr hr olht•r 11•,1s :H'mt•<I. :1lth11uJ.:h Arthur l>1Stl'fano 1s uJ. ll'gt•d to ha\'c tired :1 .22 rallbcr rt'\' o l v l' r 1 n l h l' ho us c• and Nicholas had allcgl•dly grabbed a JO-OH rifle in ddenst·. 1\rth'ur was arre~ted and face>s a Fl'b. W hearing, char ged wrlh t \\ o ('111111 ts of ass.111lt with a dead - I\ \\ 1·.1por1. 011 rccr~ 1111 oh l.'d 111 th<.• !>h<•Ol· in/,!. Sgt Phil Oliver a111I l.l·1 • l';ir,1p, h:1Vl' IJ1·1·11 J'S1J,!111:d to poli<:l' lw.11ll111a 1 tt:1 s duty ::.a nee 1111' trai:1:dy and until the tn 'estigation 1::-. concluded and find - ing:. unnouncctl. Investigators said Sgt. OliHr fired several s hotgun blusls in- dudin!! the initia I "am mg i;hot, "'h1le Off1Cl·r CJ mp shut nncc and 1s not bl'lit•\'t·d to h<11 e hit the \ll'lJm. Nixo1i Death R emark Told \\'ASHl'\;GTO:-.J CAP > -Prcsi- dl'nt Hil'h.11 d Nixon once lold a l!roup of tongressmcn. "l ca n go 111 my 11ff 11:c and p ick up a tl'IC'phonc and in ~~ minul<•s. m11lwns of pl'oplc will be tleacJ." :11·torcling to ltcp. Charlt:s Hose cD :-.:.C.J. n ose said Nixon ~as diS<'USS· ing th<' power of hi<; office with ;.ibuut 30 congressmen at one of i-e\C'ral br<>akfa..,ts hrld by Nixon <lunnJ.! "Upl'rat1on Candor," ;i White !louse effort to 5lavc off 1mpe.1chml'nt procecdmi.:::. cr~ated the high risk or a steam engineer who ha~ :,upcrviscd e..q>losionwh1ch could releasefis-salet y evaluation ... of se,cn s1onable proaucls-lnto-1ne al-nucleur plu nt~ ror t he com mospher e . m1ss1on. announ<'ccl h1~ res ai-:nJ "It "ould be n c:itastrophjc ac-tion effe<'t1ve fo'eb 13 lO protc~t cident la rger than anything else alleged frderal :.uppress1on of thal has occurred in peacetime.'' the potential dangers. He sa te.I he Pollard said ''What we're talk-would t ake u pos t w1lh ~1 mg ubout 1s the radioal·tivc con-Massachuselt:.. r('s~ar<:h group tam1nat1on of hundreds of square "I belt eve U.S. regulatory milt's and thousands of dealh.s." c·ommissrnns havo routinely con Pollard . 36, an electrical c·e~1led the existence of major ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~. D•••'f Ptto• !l•jltt Pf\oto FAMILY SAFE --i\lrs. 'Iaria ,\lu;1di. :!7, and hc1 four •·htldn·n ;irrivt'd s;ifrly 111 l'<1p1str;ino Hl'•:H.·h from '•:.i rthqu:1k1• nl\·;1,::c•d (;uatcm.d.1 S;itu rcl:.i~ lo -;fa\ \~11h n ·l~1l1"'' ll•·r hu~han<I , ;1 ph ~s1n;.111. 1c:ma1n(_.c1 !Jdl111(t. C'hildn·n. tlud,\\I t fr(lm l<.·lt, :.in.· c;:..i!Jriclle, 5; l krbt:rto, 11 , .J\1.111 C:.i rlo' 1!1, .md ~l:1riu Isabe l, 8 False Alarm Shuts Down Onofre Plant The San Onofre nuelear powr r plant was shut dmrn for lour hours Monday when a safoty monitor falsely signaled a drop 1n water JHl'Ssure. ~a1<l the Southern Cahforn1a E1h!>on Co. Company spokesman Rubt•rl Krauch said there \\as Ill'\ e r Jll\ dang('r of a nuclear accidt·nl ;ind the plant was rcst;.irted "ithout incident. From Page .I I QUAKE ... Ill'\\' hllllll' 111t.1ct /\ h.111 lou·11 lct't>leu . "The next threL' night~ \H· -.lt•11t tn our cars. No one w:mtl'CI lo ~ll'I'/> inside the bulldin gc;, They \H're afraid o( more carthquakc..·s ." .she S~lld . · The city's µonr. \\ho h 1cl no cars. ~l<·pt out std<• 111 PJI ks and open areJ s, '~ raµpl'd m sheets and l>lankch. ~t rs :\l11ad1 s:111!. Amt·rrc:an 1-ouµpl11 ·., l>l·g:.1n t1i a r- n' e at t ht• lit) ''i Jl'I airport h) midday Wednesday Jts run\\i.I\'>, s urpnsmgly, "ere not damJgcd. although t h e termina l was destrovcd. "The Unill'd St aks c.1mc \\1lh a1rplanl'S anrl UI J!. htJ.! truck~ They brought ml·d1t11w. nur:-cs and supplies. The plunt•s l'amc~ every five or 10 minutes." l\Jrs . Muadisaid. The supplit•s w1•n· sorc•lv needed. At Hoo.,l'\'l'lt llos p1tal. whe re her h us band 11; a l'Jllkinl! ~ member of th~wtl1l·al staff . three montho.; o rd11 .. t1 'llf •l1l11•-. B EI RUT, Lebanon -IA I'> were exhaustl.'1! · ·orw 11 ;_1\. ll ".1 , The urmy moved tanks 111to lht• onl} Gua tl'ma l..1 crty1111~1 ,11 ,it K rauch sa id one of the three monitors had been shut down for tcsllng when the false emergen- cy signal was sent and the cores of the n uc l ea r f ue l r ods auto m atically d ro pped down for cooling. Kraul'h said this is done even if one monitor is still func· tioning n orm ally. . -Tanks Move·l9 Beirut's financial c enter today to lt-ftstandmg a fll'r lh1..•quJk1:•,, :-Ill' guard cur rency tran!.fers m pre· s:ud paralion for reopening of the 1' h <' h 11s 111 ta I. 11111 11 \\ 11 ti banks on Thursday. ..\men ca n <•n<I (; u .llcm.:il.111 mont'.\'. h.1s 800 lwcb ~a(ely probll·ms." Poll.11 d :-.•ud .. , Clltlrl•ll Ill j!ood l'Ol\SCl<'nC(' rt• mam_.1km .d.1uul lhc pen b vf tht• c:oun tr) ·, nu<'lcJr 1xnH•1 pro gram · Thl• J n<l 1 an Po111t t'i"m1pll''\ t•on s ists of thrl'l' 11ueh•Jr p11\\1:r plants. No l and No:!. \\hll'h J1~ owned by Con 1-;d and pl;111t '\11 3. which thl' St.Ill· Po\\l'I Authon ty bought Crom the utility la:.l year for $394 m1llton and expcct :s Spyglass Skateboard Ba11Seen I 8y1JOAN N E R EYNOLDS Of UM 0-'flf Pllol SUll If residents and city official'> ha' c their way. ~kaleboard1ng "'ill l>ccume a thin,{ of the pa!>l on 11.i.:'' port Beaeh 's Spyglass 11111 Montluy, city coune1lm<'n <fo.- cussed an ord inance which would b3n ska teboarding from city sln·ets having a grade of mort: tha n six percen t. They made 1t deur tli1.:y "l'l'l' t.tlkin1~ abnul Spyglass Hill a hov1..• Corona tlcl Mar. The ordinuncc 1rnd a staff r e port on alternate m tithods of get tin e s kateboarders out of lht• r <>- sil'lenlial area 111 the Mash.ii hill'> wall be brought b:ll'k to lhc l'l)Ull · <:ii ror <H'tion Fd) :!:I Councilman .l11h11 Stor.-. \\ho'l' d1stncl 1..•mompasscs ~p~µl,1ss lhll, s aid the proposed ordinance was prompted by complaints from res idents . "The biggest problem 1s that o utsiders come in ." hl' l"<- plaincd. "T he) come Ill group:-. 111 truck~ When they ridt• do" 11 to the bottom of the hill. the tru<'.k picks them all up and lukc::. thcm back up lo the lop again." Slorc said com plainL" atwut s kate boarding from ~fl} ~la"" 11111 constitute a quartl'r 11f the complamts received 1..·1ty\.\ 1tle ll•>Wl'\'t•r. lht• pl'opus1·d or 1t1n;mt'f' w;i ... \ il'\\ 1·d :1~ a la. I 11• ••fft IJ.\ l'11u1H'il111,111 l'illll ({\l·\..oll 111 U;,ilhou l!>lan<I \\ho ''"'-t·d I h.1l ('II}' 11ff1l'1,il"\ i11vt·.,t1gJ\t• Ollll't w a y s () f d I " I' II ll I' a h I ll ~'. -.l..;1\l'tm<irdt·r .... · "h111 l 111 hn1\..tn ~·1.1 ........ H' d,olf h.1•,('d "" inild "l'l""I 111111 lo tlw or<l111.1rt11 w1 ,1 1111 ni" I 111 111 l'ol1<'c: Cl11d H .l.11111 . <:J.1vas \.\ha·h· oulltn•·d s~m .. · 1110 blcms which would Ii<: <-rt•ated l>y the ordinance as 1t appl·ared :\lond~1.\ '-'pt•ak1ng to tht• < ounnl (;la\ u-. 1•\platned thai a.," nlll'n. lht· IJw '"'ul<I force 11t 11cer-. to l ake mt11 1· 11 ., t 11 ti v j u v t· n 1 It•.., 1· aught • • k.1h ho.1rtlmg 111 '111l,1tron 11f th1• I ,I\\ ,,, 111• 1•\pl.11111'<1 11i •• t 0/11'1' Ill lh1· ..,lJt1on. rtw )1111n1. 11lft'Ttdc>1 . \\Ollltf h,lV(' to 111• h1•ld ll!llil lht•11 pan·11t., l'nuld Ill' lo11nd .ind 1·•111w tn tht' ::.tat111n for ;1 t'oun-.1•11111: .,eS ... l<lO ill' !>11~ge.,tt•rl thJt , \\1111 :1p prO\ al from tht judgt•-. of tht• ll<irbor Jud1t:1Jl Ill"tnd ('01111, JUH'niles could bt> 1s:-u1·d a tr:dl1e• 1·1t:lt1u11 for· t lw v10!:1l111n, \I hl<'h \11111ld "·'' ,. 11n11· ;wrl 111;111pr>\1 ,.,. "Wt: pn·flor lh:'ll I h1 ..., or d111;1111·1• be .ipphl·tl lo a h 1111lL'd :11 t•.i , ' lh\.· p11ht'l' 1·h1d .... 1111. \\ ,. Jll' !>lllt•ad rath1·r th111 \11th tnan\ p11l1t·c prohlt•ms of a )!r1•.1t1·r 1t1il1:n1llldt· .lilt! ""1• an• r,1th1.·1 j1•.tl1111s of1111r ll!nl' lit• s.11<1 thl' 1110!-.I lh.1t ('CIUld lw 1 \Jlt'l'led of th1.• 111d111anc1: 1 ... ,, rll.1111111 lwc:.wse to gu lurlhl.'t th.in lhJI \.\011l<l be 1mpo~::.1hk. \11 put into opet;:illon by lhh; sum.- nwr ,\ <'on f<"d !.pokesman said No, :! whi<'h b the only plant no\l' 11111· 1· ;11 1111:. produces 873,000 l.1hm ati... of electrrcily and savel rn'ltlm l'r' about $L20 mi!Jjon iO lu1•l l·11sts las t Yl'.lr. "\\ t' lwllt•\ 1• w e have taken t'\\'ry n:asontihle step to insure t lw !>all'ly of the Indian Poinl plant." the s ookcsman sairf. From Page Al RAIN ••• F.rlao;on Company tasemcnt near 'l'alhcrl A' enue, l>ut ca used little damai.:('. In ll}lntiQJ;ton Be ach, a service dill'h h~neat h Crystal Street col- IJp~1..·d and created a hole in the road. No u11urws r esulted and ci- ty crews quickly repair eo the tJamuge, accordmg to a city of- f1 <'ia l Harbor \>Jtrolm en al both Dana Point Harbor and Newport Harbor were kt•pt busy in recent dJys bCcurang louse boats and pumping out flooded boats. Wettest a rea of the county is !>till Silver ado Canyon, whlcb !"e· por ted l..tO in<'hcs Monday, br. i11g111g the i-torrn total lo 6.~ in- c·h1•.., ;ind ltll' sra!ion tota l to B. 7it indu•o; th1· s ame figure as last. )l·;1r .ot th1::. date. 111 San .J uan Capistrano •. 36 in· ehes (('II M11nday, bringing thG s torm total to t 97 inches. Season total is 6.14 inc hc:.. compared to Ii i:l la I 'l',lf Jr, H u11t111~1nn Beach •. 19 in- l'ht•s \\('I c recorded l\londay. The s torm has dropped 2.62 inches there and the season total is 3.66 1nchl'S La"t year the re ading was 6.81 inches. ln Newport Bca<'h. casoo, in compan ... on to 7.66 inches last. .}ear. Front Page Al HINSHAW. • • L11H0 11 l11 .ind l!.lflf; P ontiac :iutomoli1k-; .1 " partofthat scttle- t11••11t plus ht•r .,hart• of·an $8,800 1·1111dom111n1111 011\'l' owned by lht: l'l>l1pl1• .Jud/,!<:' Blanpicd further ruled th.it !ti lrn\t:s of personal pu ..... ·~·.1·m' h1·ld hy the District t\ll111 m•y's (Hlu·e 111 safe keeping throughout the divorce proceed- 111gs are Mrs. Hinshaw's a nd m11'>l IJ<.· rc·\urnl'd to her . 1111 ... h;,iw \\,to.; lurther ordered 10 J>.! v 1 u r Mrs. llinshaw's J"'.l'hiatnc tre a t m ent ror the n<';i..I t"o 'l':trs up to a maximum 1 f ~()(1 .1 month and to continue to 1•1.1 1..1 his f1•clcr;,il medic:.il in- -.1•1,111 l l'11\t•rJgl' av:.11la blc lo }~ .. j .Jud~e Rlanpit.-cl refused to a l- lcm lt•1:al recs nf $7,000 demanded h" \tr-.. Jlmshaw·s attorney. ·:"lut111g tha t ' tht'rc had b('en h.1ll hlood · · bN" l'c•n opposing l.1\1 ~ c'rs dunn~ tlw divorce hear- 111g "for no r<>asnns thut l can un- d1•r· Lind'' 111· 1-...t the award a t ")'.!,filHl llt• .tl:>o l'I' )l'<'I ~ I he plaintiff's .1 ri.:u1111 111 I h.1 t :\trs llinshaw '' .1~ 11111•d h\ I Ian~ haw from her ~II"'",. 111.1111 :11.:1• to Los Vegas 111111 r.•< tn1 :\l." \\ orthrn. !-h1• hllO\\ 1ngly ll'ft .1 St'<'IJr(! m.1111.11.:t•, ··Judge HlanpiC'd s aid. \nrl h1· f111th1'r <'Oncludcd that 11111 .. h<m '"ould rlt'\ er twve mar- l Jl'd :i \\Orn,111 :is 111 as Mrs. I lm..,haw rn.Hk h11 :.<'.'If out LO be dunnh th~dl\orcc mquiry. •·The y told me t would bt• killed," was he r simple, darec:l explanation of muny of her ~w ltonc;. She-said shC' was threatened wathdealh "hundredsoft1mc:-. · Bonzo's Baek Miss 11£>arst, 21. took the !.tJnc1al hN1rrng at h1·r hanl; robber y I ri~ll as lh1' ddt'n'>l' 5ou~ht lo supµn•i-s all rvtdt•ncl' nf her movl'nwnts afll'r the Apnl 15. 1974, bank robbery. ORANGE COAST ·~·'h• I I N W···~I I·• ,f •It t t 1.1e ... fl (11111 y , T h•111t.1~ "-1•1·v1I I ' 1 tlon•.1 /\ M1111 ll11>1 II I • ChiHI('\ H I oo... n 1tlw 0 r. N.111 I I~·, I ,, • ,,.,,_ Of tiers I Ii Al• V ti l'f' t If ., ' ti' • , • t 1u 1 I I ~ t I ' I t tlJ 1 I f • " ~ 'I l t , i I n I Telephone 014 l 1>47-4J71 Cl.1s~1fl<'d Adverll~inq 647 5618 f It -\,, .11 't ~. ' ,,, SS 1 1)310 495 06.10 ,,, , ,. ,,,,,, 540 1220 ' Chimp in Reagan's Closet l>U RI!,\ \1, ,'\ 11 <l ' Pl > Ron10 the rh1mp:mwe ha., swunJ?, Ii.wk 11ut of !loll\ wood htslon 10 h.111nt H1111:1l<l Hrag<in m tlw new 11:111111..,Jrn·t• H t•puhlic:.m pn·"iclen· 1 ial primary. Tht· bec1st gives i>n'siclent Ford equal time. Rrai:pn matlt' a movie called "Bedtime for Bo n7.o" two de- cad£>s a1!11 , a c·ornt'<ly about rais- mg a l'lll Ill p as a ch lltl. Om• :11 t1v1st in the People's lhl'('rllPn1a I ('nm mission. a sm all hul nmsv tianrl whose counter · <'<.'lt>hr:.il ron irl<'ludes tlamnmg h1~ l11l';ioi·.;" .111d h:ara!'SlnJ.! pri m:iry 1a111lul;1l1"'· h.1<. t.1l..1•n 111 wc>nnnj! .1 la.111·v Hon10 CO!'lumc t o 1•rimJ1 ~ ralln··, Tiii' prim.in 11nmat£' made hi' cl~·l111t al ~1 H1•a !.!:1n :1ppc'ar.incl' al I 1.11 tinout h l '111 v1•rs11\· last week, but lt\I' candul:itc• mana~Nl to re- m ain thf• c•vent 's top banana. Sunclay, at :i l 'nivers1ty nf New I lamp!>hirt• appearance in front of J.[,f)(l o,t11d1.·nts, Ford found one que!illo~Pr at the audience mirn)ph ww:1s nomo Bc1mo w:rt his <'hest ovC'r a 1111rst11111 c11n tl1>m11ing hir. busi- Jll"IS Ford . llkt• H1·11~an. ap- 1'·11·1.·nlh ll1'1'1'1t>1 l th1• only lhmg lo d(l Wllh :i C'hlmp in tlw NOW<! WtlS to p11..•t1•ntf t'hllllll" :II'<' f)('(1pl1• f ont -.1m pl v n •11w1 kNI h<' could not 1111dt•1 stand onr cir Hon to'.; words. ~ot P.111110 to r<'· pt';il 1l, anti answer eel the qucs- tt("ln '1nnrlo\', tr:11li11,t! Ford to the Ulll\er:.1ly C:lnlpll~. nNt$(an \ISlt l'd th e Tau K a ppa Epsilon fraternity. Rea gan was a Tekc at Eureka Collei;:c in IILinois, four decades ago. Come on, fellows, said Rcaj.!an, why d id the students ~how "Be<l- lime for Bon?.o" on campus this w eek? Jlis fraternity br others laughed. T he former movie star said the movie was a ''good comedy" when made, but asked. "Is it still funny''" BC'causc ~u·re in il, a T ekc brother said. Reai-:an laui::-hNI. One hrother added. "And you know, Gov- ernor, W(''vr l!OI .'.I numhcr of cl11mp.') m this fraternity laous<', too ·· · Davis: Tlwgs 'Recycled' PO R TE R V ILLE <AP ) 03n~erous en mmals are being allowed "back on the streets ao.; rnw Rarbn~e to contaminate tht• community," Los Anl'.(<'les Polk t• Chief Etlwar<! <luring a spc•cch nt lh£> annual Ch:1mb<>r of CnmmPrC<' rlinnl'r ht.'rc lh:ll !)<1 }'>('tc<>nl of thr rnmrs are l'<>rn m1ttcd by c n minab on proba lJllO. "We nre l'<'<'yrlmi:? d:inJ,?erou-; crimi nals without t realltllt thern," D\lvis said . WHO'S BEHIND YOU? H o w muc h do g ua rantees mean? Ir depends on H10 item rnvolved and the manufacturer A $1 00.000 house r~ guaranteed for ONE year M ost automobiles are guaranteed fro m 30 days ro one year M ost electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year. Guaran te e s o n carpe ting are complicated . The rule rn the ind11!3 try 1s TWO YEARS for m3nufacturing defects The feeling 1s !hat manufaclunng defects wall s urface within tha t two year penod Beyond tr11s . these manufac ture r s feel there are too many variables in the usage to give coverage beyond tha t period. I Do n 't b e misled by "Phoney" guarantees They are prorated. based on m1l1-tnvo1ce costs. p tu; padding and labor to chanqe. By the time you figure them up. 11 us ually cos ts m ore to change than the 011 g1na! purchase price. Carpet m anuf.1cturers tell u s that a prcpondPranc<' o f c0rnr)1·i1ntc; is no t because of defects but because of 1moroner 1nc;tallat10n V'vc m1n1m1ze the numbe r o f complarnrs by h avrng the b est installers arounc1 Also. we deal only with more substan tial mills. further reducing problems. Buying from Alde n 's will give you the greatest security. :· LDEN'S "*ca,;pe·ft.~ . .li: iiiSiiliiiitiOii: "cus tom dr~peries· , t , r•.J .w~:z 1663 Pt ACENTJA AVC:NUE • cosrA MfSA, CAllF 9"1{.>17 • PHONC: 646·4838 -646-2355. -... 8~ \1@(!1] [[ ®@ [{WO©® The column appean. d ally ucept Saturdays and Mondays. B~rartiv«.-Son '"''" DEAR PAT: WC' h::ive a JJ. year-old son who is hyperactive and has e m otional problem~. We've been advised to take l'lim to a ps ychiatris t, but we•can't af· ford lo do this. ls there a clinic or some agency in Orange County that could give us the help we need? G .V.,Costa Mesa Contact Sus an Ferris, intake social worker a t the Rehablllta- tloo Institute of Orange County, by phonlng 633-1400. Your son's case will be evaluated and ii help cannot be provided at RIOP, you wW be referred lo a nother source that will t ake your financial circumstances into consider a- tion. Aging Cookware DEAR PAT: You recently pro- vided the address for Revere Ware parts and service. and I'm hoping you can do the saQ'le for Wear-Ever cookware. Mine is 20 years old. It's still in good shape. but the handles are starting to wea r out a nd one frying .pan has warped. P M ., Dan::i Poi nt Wear-Eve r Aluminum Inc. has an office at 9778 Katella in Anaheim. Phone 539-6302 and leave a message, which will be returned by phone. Tom Keany, We ar-Ever direct distributor, told A YS that your cookware will be repaired free of cha rge due to the lifetime guar antee. The same g u a rantee a pplies to Cutco cutlery. Ota Car Seat• DEAR PAT: My baby is ready for a car scat. While shopping for one, I've noticed l::ibel informa· tion seems lo vary from brand to brand. I want to get a scat that is very safe and would like lo know what informat ion should be on the label. C F., Costa Mesa Look ror label information in· dlcating m aximum weight and beight of the c hild for which the car seat is recommended and the type or car ln which it should be used. A statem e nt that the car seat bas been successfuJly tested under both dyna m ic (simulated crash) and st atic <a simple pull test) conditions a lso should be in· eluded. A state m ent that the seat meets Feder al Motor Vehicle Safety St anda rds (FMVSS> 213 is oot sufficient in itself because it doesn't cover infa nt car scats. For further information on pro· teding c hildren in cars, send 25 cents. a sta mped, self·addrcssed e nvelope a nd a reques t for .. Don't Risk Your Child's Life" to: Physicians for Automotive Safety, 50 Union Ave., Irvington, NJ 01111 . Shooiing Traged y ST . L OUIS {U l'I ) -A longtime friend of the son of August A. Busch Jr., head of Anheuser-Busch Inc. bre\H'ry, was s ht>t m t he face and killed early today by a 357 ma~num which Dusch 's son had hN•n showing him ::il the family's .es tate. .~ O.ily " ... s1.-1 ~Mlo INSTRUMENT DOCTOR ABE BROWN SHOWS HIS STUFF 'Unsolderlng' a Horn Part of Craftsman's Work More Than Music Marines ~ ~ Noisy Tonight El Toro Marine Corps Air St u t ion offic ials ~~rned of the possibility of sor:D<."booms tonight as fighter planes particirmte in a world-wide lest of the Nort h American Defense Command's <NORAD> aeros pace w<.irnini,: system. The exercise, called "V1R1lanl Overview," is designed to give NORAD a realistic pict ure of how well it can perform in the event of an attack on the North American continent. El Toro's F -4N Phantom Jets will be scrambled during the late evening hours today and early We dn esda y against other military airc raft approaching the west coast. California-based Air Force and Air National Guard units will also participate in the exerc ise. Although s upersoni c fli ght 1~ not an objective of the excrc1iw. base officials said Ullfovoraah1£' atmos pheric conditions might carry som e booms over the coastline. C·otnes Frolll Horiis Hartman's By RUDI NIEDZIEL KJ Of Ille 0• lty Pt IOI St.ill There 's more than j us t beautiful music that comes out of the tubas and trumpets of band mus ician s -jus t ask a re · pairman. During his 24 years as instru- ment rebu i lde r -ma s t e r craftsman Abe Brown has pulled a variety of unus ual objects from the ho rns of musicians, ranging from footballs to spanking pad· dies. The m ost frequent cause of a sour note is an innocent cigarette butt or wad of chewing gum. Bul sometimes the c ause is more ex· otic. "I had one souc;aphonc in he re for a complete overhaul a nd when I opened it up I found a dried up mouse inside." grinned Brown, who op erates an inslru· ment repair shop adjacent to his home at 2048 Charle St., Cos ta Mesa. "The guy probably drove il crazy playing that sousaphone. The sound must have given that. mouse fits." On another occasion Brown, 52, ris ked his life unsoldering a cor- net lo free a live shotl'(un shell that had been ha mmered in by a young mus ician in an attempt lo take out a dent. Frequently the works arc plugged up inte ntionally by music students who don 't give a toot about about blowing a horn. "Kids cram the stuff inside so they don't have to practice w1lh them.'' savs Brown. "J'vc re· moved crayons, pencils and even a fe w blackboard er asers." Sometimes the damage is a('· cidental. Such was the case when a student put down his instru· menl and watched in aAony as it was run over by a dual whe~I school bus. ''When they brought 1t in it was actually mashed tojlether. The wheel somehow m1!.scd tht' valve section but it took me two wccki. lo Iix it ll was act u:.i lly like rt('W Y.hen wc got through with 1t," Rrown says. ~o matter how twllered an in- strument may be 1t':. usuallY worthw hile rl'build ing at . especially H the mstrument 1s an older one. "The older ones are generally better than the newer ones. In the last 10 years in!>Lrumcnts have been cheapened considerably;• says Drown. "People ar e much better orr buying a good old in- strument a nd having it rebuilt. which costs about one fourth the price of a new one.·• ' Although the parts tor an over- haul a mount to only a few dollars, th ree to 4'h days or pains taking labor are involved in the process which runs the cost up to $52 for a clarinet and $400 for a tuba. It begins by unsolde ring all the components a nsf taking the dents out on a hand·oper ated machine which pinches the metal between two rollers. After the parts have been worked perfectly smooth they arc placed into a series of baths to r e m ove the lacq uer and brighten t he brass. The instru· mt.-nt is then buffed, resoldered. polished with jewelers rouge and filled with new corks and felts. A protective coat of lacquer com · pletcs the JOb. ''What really makes a horn sound better is when you take the de nts out o f the s mall air passages." Brown says. "And it's equally import ant to get out the corrosion inside because this cuts down on the vibration of the metal." Brown's shop, one of four in the Los Angeles-O range County area, restores the sweet sound to about SO instruments a w eek. Woodwind repairs are handled by Bill Orr, a veteran with 22 years of experience. Most of the instruments which have found their wav in to B.rown's repair shop belon·g to or, d1nary custome rs. Occasionally celebntics have their instr u. mcnts reconditioned. "l overhauled Pelc Fountain's clarinet 16 years ago when I was working for a nothe r shop in Long Beach ... he says "Thal really made me nervous but when ht• came back and checked it out 1t played perfectly " A native of South Carolina. Drown 's personal musical pre· ference is centered around str- inged instruments Jle has his °'' n Bluegrass band, "Canyon Grass.·· for whi ch he picks banjo and 1~ the featured performer on a new record about to be released by the group. Resignation Accepted ' The resignation of <;corgt• Hartman, head football (00:.ich of the Gauchos since l!M>R. was ac cepted without com ment Monday night by Sadd lebark College trustees. Hart.man, who also held the position of athletic director at the Mission Viejo campus, re:,1gncl! effective June 30. Although trus tl'<'S agrN'd to ll'I him s tay on as a full-llmt> IC'acher in the coll ege's hculth anrl ph ys ical ed ucalion d1 v1s 1011 , Hartman has s<1id he 1~ intc•rcsl eel in a coach in I-! job eli;t•wherc. Hartman, who cited petty hassles and alleg(•d harassment as the basis o~"s res1gnat1on. had a coachin c >rd of 65·16·4 for his seven :. with the Gauchos. : Board members acted on the resignation following a ~hort ex- ecutive session and handled the matter as a r outine item College officials 1nd1cated th<'y wou l d 1m mcd1at cly ueg111 searching for a new football coach and noted I hal tlw c<Jllf.:1.!C already h::id 10 apphcJnt:,. Quake Shakes Mexico Co(Jljt MEXICO CIT\'. Ml':<it'n CU l'JI An earthqua kL• off the c:o.,ist u! Mexico hus h1l the l)\0nal Mlon' of Is las M arias, s hak111g pri~on bu1 !dings and opcn111 i.: :-.omt• cracks m plaster walls No 1nJU rl<'S \\'('rt' rcpur11'd 111 the quake. wh1t•h rl'J!l~lt'rl·d 5 ~' on the open·t>ndcd H1t•h1er sealt· .Mondav, the lnll'nu1 :\lm1:-.ln :-.aid · · The m m1stry sa1tl the quakt· briefly shook the Pl'nal rnlon). u cluster of four Pac1f1t• 1sla111l:-.1' · mg about 100 milt•:-. nurth\\t•:--1 ;,c Puerto Vallarta, but <'Jllsl·d uni~ light damage. ----' DAILY PILOi ·t ~ LEARNING THE NEW BALL GAME OF METRIC MEASURE Caroline Mayo (lett), Catherine Pollette With Scale Baek to Class Metric W orkslwps Conducted :\lore than lOO teachers in lht· l·'ounta111 Valley St·hool D1str1 c·t \\l'"' ba('I, lo cl:i~s rect•nth -to ll'alll to teach mclt1cs. · The) learned they are less thun l\\O meters tall and lhal l'<illfornw ·s speed limit is &I l..1l'lmeters per hour', district of- firrnls noted. They also learned to convert 1oches to centimeter!> and pounds to k1luJ.!ram~ In all. three mc·ln<'" ''11rk~hn11' ''ere held. C'oor<l1nal1•1l II\ r·11r riculum Spcciah~l 1.11 :\h'\CI ... und Pennv Gill und K.1rt•11 Colopy. teacher' ut llarpL•1 School Additional workshop.'> '' 111 lw conducte d lat e r, d1stnct 11fflt1als noted. to teach special rlas~roor11 act1 v1t1es and mt·trics iamcs. Committee Opposes SJC Ballot lss.µe A citizens' committee to defeat P ropo:,;1t1on A o n S.in J uan Cap1slrano's Mar ch 2 election ballot has been formed II . 1\1 . ''Ted" Crossm an, former chairman of the city'" Agricultural Steering Commit· tee, is chairman of the !\o on A Committee. Other<; on the steering commit t cc arc : C . C. ;\I c Car~ , The comm1ltcc ha s hired D<I\ 1d Hccupcro, a rnv<:1tt· go11 C'rnmentdl rela tions consultant. to y.,ork y.,1th them and serve as secretary. "It is well known lhal I op- posed the conclus ions of the on)!inal study ," ~;iid Crossm;in. "I am even more opposl•d to Prllposit1on ,'\. It is m1slcad111~. 'a~Ul'. unl im itC'd and costly " He obJC'Cll'd that the b;illot pro position. if approved. would gt\'£' thC' City Council the authorit) to .1cquirc over 2,000 acrc•s of l:inn for open space. P roponents of thl· program. he s::11d. arc emphas11 ing onl.' the WO a<Tcs which rnul<l be acquired for .1~ncultural prcSl'rvation The corn m rtlce 1.s seC'king <'On· tnbut1ons lo support 1ls oppos1 turn Thev asked that check' Jl.t.'<tble ll; the :'\o on A Commit· 1t•e be mailed lo i\lcCarv at P 0 . Bo\. i27, SJn Juan Ca{1istr.ino, 92tii5 treasurer: Marilyn W1l11 um-.. speakcr ·s chairman: l\1:.iry Ann Porter. pret'incl ch•nrman. and Jay W1lkox. Reta Kt!nn<'d~. 1-:d Chermak. Tony Forster, Hila Donner. Rruc<' W1ntun and Frc:d ~ewhart Jr. Speakers und further inform.;- 11on ma) bl· obta1m•cJ I>.' t-.1ll1nl! -196-7405. ~93 15 11. 191·Hi;">I "r 493·3019 Jury W e igh s Weiner Ruling LOS 1\:-.IGELES (1'\T'I -,\ Municipal Court Jllry has t-ic.cwn deliberation~ 111 lh•puty M a~or Maurict: Wl•iner·:-. ll•\Hl conduc·r trial after hring t<•ld J\h1yor fom Bradlc)"i. test1nwny on lwhalr oi the city offic1:il ~.is au C'ffort I<• doud the issuC' The panel lll'gan its rll'lib(•r;i - tions after c·lo:.ing argument~ Monday. \\'einl•r. arrc~ted Oct. 1i al a lloll~ Y.Oml adult lhcall'r. 1s accus('d of making .111\ UJH'l':-. ln an undercover pohceoffin•r Weiner durin~ thl• lnal dl01H<'lf makin~ ::tn) mo' cs toY. ard tlw poht"t>mnn Ill• s~ud he had gout• to the thl•ater :Jt thl' rcqul':-.1 ol Bradle" to invest1gall' com plaints of O\ crpol1c1nA f Valley 'Fring~s' Told SAlE ON. THE ·MOST EXTRAVAGENT $~70 Taxpayers Provide Official,s' Berwfits By KATHY CLANt:Y Ott"• O.tllf Pt lot SYH Fountain VallC'y's laxpayC'rs spend $7,913 a yc<1r lo provide fr. inge benefits for Hs fivC' city coun· cilmen and 11 or 13 parks and plan· ning comm issioncrs. In addition , counC'ilmen r £'· ce ived a S250-a -monlhsalary, and commissioners receive a n ex- pense a llowance of $15 a meeting for a maximum of twomcehngs a month. accordm1:t lo ('ity Con· troller lloward Stephens. Stephens explained that coun· cilm e n nr e e llg·ible for city employe health and hfe insurance plans, as well as for the employe retirement system . In addition. com missioners arc eligible for personal m<'dical and )lfe insurance. cov<'rage. Only J o hn Mc Knight of the Planning Commission and George Crosby oft he Parks Qnd Recre::illon Com· mission are not laking advantage of the pl :rn. Stcphcn:o; saici. Stephens said most cities offer s imilar bencfltc; to council mem· bers and comm1ss1oncrc;. fie s:wl the coverage 1S offered as add1· tional compe nsation for lhe long hours these c1t1zcns sp<•nd m c1v1c duty. In addition to meetings, hes:iid, they must spcnct long hours rC'· searC'hing problems with city of- hcials and citizens. and probably actually rc<'e1ve for less than minim um w::i ~c for their services All five city counc1lm<'n r£'ce1vc personal medical insurance and a $15,000 life insurance poli cy through the c ity. Stephens s aid, :it a monthly cost of $38 .63. In addition. Coun cilman Marvin Adler receives $35 a month t oward partial roverage of his dependents, the same cov· erage offered a ll city cmploycs, Stephens noted. Commissioners. however . arc not eligible for that expamkrl medical insurance C'overage. Councilman Adler. alon,i: with Councilmen Al Jlollinden and Gcoq~e Scott also take part. 1n the city's employe retirement system at a ('ost to t::ixpaycrs of SlS.65 monthly. Stephens said the three coun- cilmen contribute Sl7.50 a month, or seven per cent of their council salary, to that retirement pro· ~ram. 1\ councilm :m must serve nt least five years to collect benefits. Stephe ns continued. If they leave public oCCicc a ft er al least five years. they may either leave their money in the system or withdraw their own contribution plus in- terest. If they do not serve five years. he said. they must withdraw their contribution. while the city's share sl::iys in the system to benefit other e mployes. The 11 commissioners receive I personal m edical Insurance plus a $6.000 life insurance policy, which costs the city $2.46 a month.: romm1ssioncrs arc not eligible for retire m ent, and receive no other compensation other than the $LS a meeting. The cost to taxpayers of counJ .cilmen's salaries 1s $15,000 an- PIECE OF JEWELRY ~-~~ EVER. r~~1 · .1 IS NOW$296 That's just a sample of the 20-50% sa•ittcJs during this MEYER IEFORE SALE. All fine jewelry in stock (except watches) will be offered at these one-time low prices. Limited select ion . so hurry in for that special Valentine gift. f b 9 14 Hours: 10-5:30 Mon .. Thurs., Fri. till 9. E • - BRETT WAlkER NEwpom. 35 Fashion Island Newpart Beach. CA 92660 (71 4) 644-2494 nua ll y . S t ep h e n s noted the!'--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--' amount pa1d is limited bylaw. f . - t,. " •• ,. A4 OAILYPILOT .last i-1\ Coasting i~J ~·. ~ "~ vt'f'''.' with Tom arphine EGAD, DEPT.-You'd think we have e nough trouble along the southern end of coasiline with coyotes running off with dogs, dogs running otr leashes and peo. pie generally upset about animal Jife. Now we've g.ot this rat. Reports have abounded in re· cent times about unfortun;ite San Clem ente residents who have watched i n h o rror a s wily coyotes sn atched away their s mall pet canines. The coyotes have developed as a particular menace down at the south end of the county. Now comes this rat. News dis- patc hes only yesterday disclosed this rodent-like beast, known as the capybara, is running wild amid the hills and dales of the U.S. Marine Corps' property at Camp Pendleton. THIS BEAST, FOLKS, is not your run of the mill r at . He ·weighs 100 pounds or so. He is considered the largest beast in the rodent order. Super-Rat 1s described as a night prowler with coa r se brown hair, partly webbed feel a nd a body about four feet long. . Good heavens. how did this oversized rodent get to Camp Pendleton anyway? He is sup- posed to be a native of South America. Experts, called in to search out and find Super-Rat. havesuggest· ed that somebody brought him up this way when he was just a baby. Then he grew. He wasn't fun any more. So they turned him loose in the wilds of Pendleton whe rein now he roams around on his own. Super-Rat has now been sight- ed a few times down south by farmers working in the San l\tateo Canyon area. Nobody has stated qwtc pre- cisely what the lOO·pound beast cats when he s::ets hungry. If San Clemente dog owners had their way about it, he 'd cat coyotes. ALAS. Ht; PROBABLY eats cheese in huge quantities and we a long the coastline are about to s uffer ano th er com modity s hortage. The capyba r a , as a South J\merll'an fugiti ve at large on the Pendleton range. may change the entire life style of the United States Marine Corps. Can't you just envision a group of Marines in training. who have JUSt set up their dt•:.olate camp s ite at Pendleton, \\hen they t<ike time out for one. possibly two beers. ALONG ABOUT MIDNJGllT, this 100-pound rat lumbers through camp, looking for a few t idbits, like maybe a small leatherneck trainee from Brooklyn. It would be cmough to dry out the Corps for all time. In recent limes il has been re- ported that t he city of San Clemente wants to secede from Orange County and join San Diego County. This is so the city c'ould annex the tax·heavy San Onofre nuclear generating plant. To get to the plant, the city will 1>robably have to annex across ~ome or Camp Pendleton too. lf this ever comes to pass. Sa n Clemente may find it not only took in the generating plant but also ~ained a ne w resident in the lorm of a JOO.pound rodent Oh well, you have to take the ~ood with lhc bacl. -. Tuesday. FebrulfY 10, 1976 Nixon's Answers Awaited WASHINGTON (UPJ> -The Senate 1 ntelligence Committee expects Richard M. Nixon to complete sworn a nswers to 77 questions before he takes off for a visit to Chin a next week. The committee d ispatched the questionnaire last 'Thurs day, asking that it be "answered ex- peditious ly." Contrary to earller reports, the questionnaire was not m ailed but hand carried by a (_1_N_SH_O_R_T_] committee staff member to Nix· on's San Clem ente villa in California. A com mittee s pokesman said Monday that since the staffer has not yet returned, he presumably is waiting for the answers. and the panel expects them before Nixon and his wife, Pat, arrive in China Feb. 21. Wheat Far.er• FARGO. N.D. (AP) -North Dakota's wheat farmers. protes t- ing low prices, have begun a 10· day hold on sales. Farmers vere offer ed $3.91 u bushel for 1·1 p ercent protein wheat at m ar kets in the state Monday, but little trading w<is report ed. Protestors have d1'· manded as much as $S to SS.25 a bushel. Red Dfle l••tw WASHINGTON <AP> -Gov- ernment efforts to "ban a widely used food dye as a possible weak cancer·causing agent are being forestalled "until further notice" by the U.S. of Appeals. The court issued a stay stop- ping t he Food and Drug Ad· ministration from publishing a ban on Red No. 2, a dye used to color a wide range of items from maraschino chl.'rries to liPlitreks. in today's issue of the f t>deral Register. ltalfl Go1'ern•ent ROME W Pl l Christiu n Democr atic premier-dc:.1~natc Aldo Moro announced today he was ready to form a new govern· ment for eco nomically ailin~ Italy. . Moro went to the Qu.irinale P alace to tell President Giovanni Leone he ;:.ccepted the t ask Leone offered him Jan. 13. . Angola Strite i . ~ .. ~ ..... ..J...-~J!eds ~tting Up '. Uflllt ........ GRIM SCENE ALONG ROADWAY IN GUATEMALA Victims of Earthquakes Await Burial In City Graveyard Guateniala's Death Toll Tops 17,000 2-prong Att~ck By The Assocated Prc11s Soviet-backed Angolan and Cuba n forces arc makinJ: drives toward Luso. in eas t central Angola, and south along the cou:.l lo the ports of Lobito and Be nguela following caputrc of lluumbo, the capital of lhe two Western·s upported factions io the /\ngolan civil war, a British cor. respondent reported today from Luunda. "~.Jf the two-prong advance is ------.---. ------ successful, •'there appears a them for questioning. . 1,. s trong li kelihood that the FNLA· The Pobce herded the group in· ~ UNlTA forces insid e Angola will to a n airport lounge lo question collapse ," Jane Bergerol of the them about r eports that 14 ?f London Financ ial Times re-their comr ades w ere executed lo ported . (Late reports said • the Angola on the order of their marxistforces havctakenthetwo group le ader. a 24·year-old coastal ports.) former Britis h a rmy soldier . . named Costas Georgiou who goe.s The warring factions are tbe under the name of Col. Callan Popular Movement, or MPLA • which is armed b~ the Soviet Union and has an estimated 11,000 Cubans fighting for it, and the Na· tionsl Unio'n <UNITA) a.nd Na· tional Front (FNLA), which have been supplied by the United States, South Africa, Zaire and Zambia and have several hun· dre d European m e rcenaries fighting for them. Loan Payment Not Possible By Lockheed? WA S llJ NGTON CAP ) ~ NICHOLAS ASHFORD of the Lockheed Aircraft Corp., which Times of London, who left Angola doled out m ore tha n $20 million in this week and went to Johan· payoffs to foreign govemmentof~ nes burg, r eported that Sout h fl i I b bl African forces which pulled back c a s, may not e a e to repay b~nk loans gua ranteed by the from central Angola recently arc federal governme nt. es tablis hing a d efense line U.S . Comptro ller Gene r al <iE:ains l the M PLA about 30 mile's Elm(•r n. Staats, in a report. to ins ide the former Portugues e ll•r-Con'itress dated J an. 30, said GU ATE M A LA C I TY , There W<'re l'Omplaint:-; from nlory Lockheed h.ts foreca'\t o'Perating Guatemala <AP> Mort' than a many localities but "tl1:-.tnbution UN ITA 's for eign m inister. profits througc 1979 that are sixth of Guatemala's population of relid s upplies is far better Jorge Sangum ba, said the fall of "sufficient to m aintain the com- was reported homeless today as roordinatcd than in anv uther r e· lluambo marks the e nd or con· pany's stability, but \_lls uffieient the Official de;tlh toll from lh1• cent d1Sa!>lCr I Can rcc•all ... said ventional warfare m the Civil war to liquidate its guarariteed bank earthquake l as t week lopped Brian Moss of the S Forc1~n a nd the beginning of guerrilla loans by the end of 1978 -the 17,000. Disaster Relief Office. connirt maximum time provided by Presid e n t Kjell Eugenio COL. G 11,Lf:KMO Echl.'veria "UNITA has lost one town. but law." Laugerud told diplomats that the of the national relief cnmmitlee. our determination and will to THE REPORT also0 indicated count of casualties in las t Wed· said JOO armed troops were sent fight are still there," Sangum ba Lockheed 's management was nesday·s eartbquake had risen to into four villa~<'S Monday to con· told reporters in Lusaka. Zam· worried that publicity about the 17 ,032 dead . 54 . 825 inJured. trol foO<i d1s lnbut1011 baa. "We will now enter a second company's foreign bribes would 221.994 homes destron~d and Laug rrutl m 1.·t with lh l' ~•age of the war. which rs s uer· harm sales ove rseas. 1,034.441 of the nation's .6 million diplomallc corps to 1l1:>c uss add1· nlla war... Sta at 's reve lation followed people homeless ttonnl aid. t£1st1mony last week in which A. JT WAS TJIE worst recordNl ··wl' Urt' makini: a \'('ry t•arcful H F. SAID MORE than 20,000 C. Kotrh1an. Lockheed's chief disaster in Central Amcric;in his-study," 1111' pn•stdc·nl told the m . UNITA soldiers will turn gucr-operating officer, told a Senate tory A cataslrOJ)hy of the same "We· wlll only a:-k for th1• <•Id nll:1. !>uhcommittee details of m any we ac·tuall" nc•cd. '"l' kr111w n11r '.\1.nanwl11'I" 1·n 'An·'on f<>rty a off f lh t tali magnitude in the United Stales, ~ " · " ~. ....., u • p· Y s. some o em o ng where the population is J4 times friend!> h;1vc probltms of thc:ir exhaus ted Britis h merccnancs, milhons of dollars, to foreign of. own " some limpin° and al l with shaveli f1'c1···ls 1n ·1n ""(fort to s al as lar ge, would rc:-ult in nwre · ., "· • ... a sure s es than 575,000 dead , n c arlv !\loss stud U S. ~Mcrnqwnt :ti<l h ea ds , arrived a t London 's ufC'ompany planes. l.S6S,OOO injured ::md :i:; milhoii so far tot<iled more than SI 5 Heathrow Airport from Angola Lockh<.•ed carlin had adm itted homeless. m illion and could rcac·h S5 and detect i ve s of Scotl<1nd payin g some $22 million to Relief supplies from m an~ na-.~m~1l_l1_o_n_. --------~~~'-·_a_rd_._s_S~p~e_c_i_a_l _B~ra_n_c_h~d_et_a_i_ned~~f_o_rc~ign of~ci_a_ls_. ___ ~--- tions n owed into Gu3tema la C'aty ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ and on into the stricken coun· tryside. Te'nse Standoff Prct1nise 11._.r ••••yf hin~. h11f J;five l1~r Officer Shoots Yormg Pal ATLANTA <AP) -For30 minutes, the cop and the boy held their fire as they talked across a pool table. Then the policeman. J . J\. Zim- mer, s hot his young friend dead. Zimmer had talked to 16·year old John Matthew Burnett befor e. 1 le :d gone lo juvenile detention to talk w1thhim,he'd been to his house. "WE'D JUST TALK," Zimmer said Monday, a week after he killed Matt Burne tt in the young man's bedroom. "He had some problems. but he was a good boy. Ile had a lot to offer." Zimmer said. "We had u pretty good friends hip, J thought.'' Young Burnett also had a Jul or lim e on his hands. and he would get depressed, the patrolman said. "And he was mixed up with some friends and they'd drink beer and PoP pills ." He'd been d rinking and popping that night last week when his stepmother and sister called t.he police. Jle was in his room with a gun. they said. ZJ!UMER FOUND the boy lying on his bed, told him to come with him. The boy asked to get hjs coat. then ste pped from the closet with a .22-caliber rifle, Zimmer sald. The patrolman drew his pistol. They talked across the pool table, Zimmer sa id, Mntt Burnett t alking wild and making it clear he was w1lhng to kill the cop. He said he had nothing to live for. He wasn't getting through to Matt. Zimmer said. "What I !'aid didn't mean anything to him. I knew in my mrnd what he was going todo" Matt drew a bead Zimmer fi red four times. SM~e Thi s V alentine's Day se nd your love a greeting all the world can share. Express your love in a Daily Pilot Valentine. -. ;)> • 7.-' It's easy. Compose your personalized gree ting -a love poem , pretty prose or words your love will find special. W e ca n se t your message in type to fit the size border you select, or your handwritten thoughts may ap- pear in the border of your choice. 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WIDNUD4'f' "'"' """" s ,, • rn. s ' ,.,,..,_ ' JO p.m. ~' Stcont1ht1"' 1J•om. >• ' ' Mail to : ' ' ' ' ......... ..... ""' 1 Valentine ad. Your 1 credit is good with us, / / or you m ay use your ~ / • Master Charge or c:,'i. / BankAmericard. ~';. / / DAILY PILOT Dally Pilot Class1f1ed Department, Box 1560. Costa Mesa 92626 642-5678 Sun rtW\••14 • m , WI\\ )Ip m r--:----------------------------------+-----J _,l .. \11~•M ,MU22••.m. '\ T workable alternalive. ltsdcvctopmcnt is far ttwtly luesoay, February 10 1976 DAILY PILOT A5 Wol fe Attacked' Pattg Mom Denies Story l.ITCJIFIELO. Conn. APl Wllh:im Wotft:'s 'lother says her ~on • asn ·1 <'a pa IJlc of l)('Xual i.suult as l':Jt r1c1a lcar:~t t•harl:ed tlunn~ ·~tlmony 111 San 1"run- 1sco federal ~ourt Mon. ay. "As for my ~cntlc vu.~re assaulting anyone, 's not true," Viq;mia 'Votre said in a telephone .11tcrview Monday night. : ·•He w as attr active • nd poss ibly they were in • we... But assault was t1ot part or h is makeup ... • Hearst appeal'l'd to fi ght buck tears and her mother Cathenne Hearst. also appeared :o brush aw<iy a tear. MRS. WOLFF. said shC" has bee n following the case and said she is skep- tical of Miss Hearst's statements. Wolfe was born in New Milford, Conn. and grew up with three brothers and three s isters here wher e his mother still hves . ll E A TTEN D ED Mount ll er m a n , a private s chool in Northfield. Mass. before enrolling at the Uni\'ersi· * * * t y o f C;i1&rorn1a <it Berkeley . 111: 1H•v1•r fll\IS hed ~oil c Al' .ind became an a('t1v1:.t 1,1,t11lt· in California. ' Wolfe wa:. lus t St'en by his family al Christmas in 1973. !URS. WOLFI~ said Monday tile last con1 municatiorl 'Sh e received from her son w as a Valentine's card m:iiled from New York in February 1974, the :,amc month Miss Hearst was abducted from the Berkeley apartment :.he shared with her riance. Wolfe's r emarried father, Dr. L.S. Wolfe. lives in Emmaus. Pa. Dead at 68 Pcrc•y F :..i1th , famous conductor and com- poser, d it'<.I Monday ~t Valle y P r l' s b v t t' r i a n l los piWI 1n Van Nuys o( canN·r ~USS HEARST sajcf in 'S. Dis trict Court that Volfe. the Symbioncsc .iberat ~n Army ·soldier" rol' whom ~he nee declared her Ion·. .. as only the first of a umberofSLA m embers o attack her sexually. Wolfe died with oth(l1· ·LA m embers in a fiery .os Angeles s hooloul 1ith police one month ftcr the 1974 bank rob· ·ery for w hi ch Miss learst is s tanding trial. Patty Relates Terror l S A TAPED record· 1g sent after Wolfe's eath, Miss Hearst re- •rred to him as "the enllest , most beautiful rnn I've ever known." Miss Hearst 's sl:Jlc· wnts Monday came in nswer to questions from er attorney. F . Lee 1a1l ey. The Jury was bsent duri ng t hl' ramatic day of ;!St1mony before U.S. 1istrict Court Judge •Liver J . Carter. THE J UDGE is con- 1dering whe ther tape- ecorded "com muni· ues" made by Miss learst should be played ,rthe jury. Bailey asked M 1ss learst. "Did you have 1y affection for Wilham ·olfe'!" Sh e replied. No." After t he t estimony ~)Out the assaults, Miss * * * Comrades llenied By Patty SAN FRANCI SCO AP) -They w e re ellow fugitives for more han a year. a de:.perate rio joined on FBI w:mt- ·d posters. presumed to 1e comrades in the :inat1cal Symbioncsc ,1heration Army. Now. P atricia Hearst .iys it was n't so. By RICK DU BROW SAN FRANC ISCO (UPI ) -Patri cia Hearst. pale as a ghost, sat in the witness ch,air and told in zombie-like fashion of 19 m onths in which she said t he Sym. bionese Liberation Army terrorized her m entally and sexually. As though sleepwalk- ing through a nightmare. the 2 1 -year-o ld newspaper heiress reci~ cd Monda y in flat monotones that often trailed off inaudibly a tale of humiliation in which s he was carted ·about in a garbage can and sexually assaulted in a tiny closet. lier S·foot-2. OO·pound frame was garbed in a handsome. r ust·colored velvet pants s uit. but her pallor was such that s he resembled little more than s kin a nd bones THE OA Y in court began differently She laughed and joked open. ly with her lawyer, F L ee Bai ler before Federal Judge O Livcr Carter entered. S h e greet ed with s miles her parents, sis ters and friends who gathered close to her in the first few rows of the Jammed courtroom. Suddenly everything changed. Bailey led her by the arm lo the stund to testify publicly for the first time of her life with the SLA. Spectators hushed as though draw- ing in a single breath. "Would you give the court your full name·!" said the clerk. "Patricia Campbell Hearst " ing on admissibility of evidence. The'te were others who thoug ht Bailey. thl' stockily handsoml'. lont.;· maned million-do11 3r lawyer , had put one over on Browning -in cffl•c·t gelling her to go through a dress rcheurs al of ht·r tale with tht: jury abs<'nl MISS HEA RST slan•d at the prosecutor without a llick.er ot emott0n, s toicall y an s wc•ring question afkr qut•stu>n, insinuation aft er in:.inua· lion that she was Ill fact :a willing ally of the SL/'\ after it kidna ped her. Al times in 1.·ourt slw has been attractive. en•n s<'xy But Monday sh1.• looked like a mannequin without benC'fit o f m<1keup. She .!>tud1<·t.I with composun• doru· ments hancfrd ht·r h> Browning, but oft en sh1• s tared pas t him. as though look ini;: sorncht•rc• over the rainbow. H ER FATHE R. Ran· dolph Hearst, prcsidl'.'nt of the San Franc isco r-:x· aminer. leaned forward m the front row. chin resting on folded hands, studying t he p roce<>d ings H er mother , Catllerin e, sat next to 1111m l\liss Hea r s t told . among other things, of being punched 1n the t•\ e four ti mes b y SLJ\ membe1 William llarns in the 11 2 years followinn her kidnaping lll•r i,oft voice reg1 s l <'rcrl nil change of e m otion 10 re lat1n~ this 01 thP othl•r tl'rror11ing ~he said s he :.uffen•d. 1\t the• n oon recess. there was a bomh scare in the builcling. Thr New World Liberation J<'ront 1·ul11•d and su1d it h,1C pl ~1ntcd a bum b that would tkmoh">h the 19th noor. \\ hl'J'(' lhl· trial wa~ hc111g h('[d IRVINE FLORIST we·~ Your btf'e Te.ell FlcH'ht-e PHONE \ 752-1780 ORDER NOW FOR VALENTINES DAY 22tt MARTIN. IRVINE COSTA MESA FLORISTS 117 BROADWAY I" FLOWERS by DEBRA CALL 645-0093 1 '0 I Mewpori ll•cl IC_,_. of 16tll St.I REHER'S MISSION FLORIST & G IFTS C4LL • 837-6502 l~~. 25571 M•CJMt ittt ~ rartwcry Ml1oNo.t Vittjo Man Appointed FLOWERS BY DECOR 124 Ave. D~ Mer San Clem"te 17141492-4125 Olyinpic Slogan Queried SACRAMENTO (lll'll Makers of products advertised as "Selected ror U&e by the U.S Olympic Tei1m " could bl• prosecuted in California for misleading udvcrt1s· ing and unfair compcti· lion , a s tate officinl says. Consum e r a ffair s direc·tor Takdusu 'fakei Monday s aid no tom- parison testing is done on sueh an advertised pro· duel but the :.logan im- plies the item is &uperior to similar ones. He said manuf<tcturers arc allowed lo use the slogan in adverti!.cmenls if they contribute the product and a minimum or $35.000 to the Olympic F\lnd. In a letter to the Us. Olympic Comm 1ttce, 'f3kei s aid m anufac lurer:. mvolvctl in such advertisin~ "Could face proset•ut1011 in Cal1forn1a for acts of unfair com· petition and m1slcad1ng advertising." To prevent 'consumers from being mis led, he• re· commend1.·d the sloAan be changed to s how clearlv thal a contnbu- tion was involved. I l S~rtscastc r ltowaref Cosell b 1·cporled lo have settled out of court Munduv <1 S:.l m i 11 i o n I a ·w !:> u 1 t . brought IJy a HJ· year· old college s tudent. The suit was ftlcd bv Scott Schindler ()f Sa n Di C'go , w h o claimed that Coscll slapped h im in 1973 when he asked fur his autogrnph ut a San Diego Hotel. T erms of the ~~l tl<'m~n t were not disclosed . Landmark Sex Loss Pays Off LOS ANGELES <AP) A young couple have bt•en awardl'CJ $4.7~.996 by n Supenor Court jury in a landmark case in which a womu11 wus for lhc r1rst ttml' granted d:unages for the lo~s or sexuul relut1ons with her husband bl't'auseof his on·lhe-job injury. nichnrd Hodnguez. 27, parulyzcd when u G30·pound pipe ft•llvd him in 1970, was awarded $4,235,996 for lifetime loss of carn-in~s. special care, pain and s ufft'ring and h umiliation. His wife ~ary Anol', 25. was granted $500,000 for loss of sexual rclulions with her hus band a nd · loss of the ability to have children. The nine.wom.111, thrc1>.mal) Jury de- livered the verdict reportedly the laq:cst in C.ilifornia his tory for ;m on·the·JOb injury - after only a s ingle day':. deliberations coming al the conclusion of a thrcc·month c1v1l trial. BROADWAY ' PARTY f;LOWER PLEAZERS SHOP, INC. I J ... CAU l~ FLOWER 546-8284 , I SHOP ~~! I 3013 Harbor Blvd. ' ' Costa Mesa 2750 Harbor Blvd. · 546-9172 Costa Mesa -...,, ,, " 111111 (J11uli1.v .... ;,., •' / ') "' NURSERY AND FLOWER SHOP :!t.10 l111dM•r 111"1 I'"'"' \1 ,.,,. William and Emilv larris. s he rcs lificci, \'t're ht'r enemies <Jnd aptors. forcing her to wear allej?iancc lo their t>volutionary c ause. T llERF. WERE those who felt this was the mo- ment Prosecutor .James . flrownmg .Jr. w:is watt· ing for the chance to itct he r on the stand and hrcak down her story - even thou~h the jury was not present at the hear- SACRAMENTO (UPI J -Phillip A Reautrow of Santa Barbara. S(•nro1 engin eer with thr Vf'n tura Regional l 'ounty Sanitation District. has been appointed t o thl• Solid Waste M:ina ~e ment fl oarcl hy th<' Senate Ruic-. Cnmm1l· tee. CAPISTRANO 'i VILLAGE FLORIST I' Four t imes. ~lH! sai<I, larns blackcn~d lwr 'Yl'S. ·Tri1n1ned to Bo11e' Analyst Eyes Budget S AC R A M ~;NT 0 (A P l The IL•g1slature s ht)U lcl <'ulroucat1on funds <111d incr ease salary allowances in t:ov Edmund Brown .Jr 's hudi:N. Lt'i?is lativ<.' Analyst A. Alan l'ost -;;ws. in a l ,Oil6·pane n•Porl publis hed :\luncl:w. llw nonpartisan analyst re· c·ommcndt'tl llll chani!l'S which would ·111 S\03.!.I mil hon out of Brown's Sl2.6 l11lhol1 budgc.t for the 1976·77 fi scal \t'ar. Hrown s:iid his budget was trimmed to th<' bonC" t o meet'rt't'lrainLc; of what h<' rolled "an era of limits." But Post .... ml it coulrl he cul more. f:ngine f'allure Probed LOS i\NC. ELES (i\P) -Failure of h\o C'ns::incs may have be<'n lhc cause or lh<' ('r:ish of :I nrr. propc llt•r tr.111!-port that k1llrd thrrc r rcwmt•n 111 V:in Nu.vc; Sunday. 111v(•-.l1J.!:1tors ,,I\ ( __ s_T_AT_E_J fused to move the tnal now, hi' would reconsider the defense n•<JU<" .. t if hl' found potential jurors wcrr· tHt' JUdiccd c.tgains t Soliah. Enern Advber Qulu SACRAMENTO <APJ The ~tall· Ener gy Commission's public adviser has resigned. c la imin g rom missioners undermined h1<., rol<' nnrl discussed his fate in improper secret meetings. Antonio Rossmann said he quit his S31,956-a·year job because "a majori · ty of the commiss ion has dclibc•ratcly attempted to undcrm1nl' my position. and has failed lo conduct its husinC'ss publicly ... 1tlr~. E.rner Sue• FBI 320ll CGMitto Capi•"- MhuC* Vil~ C""-' flj;. S•n Jv1n Cao+tttano \-1714) 493-3227 •• ~. DE MURL FLORIST 2438 "ttwpon ll•d. Co~•• Muo 646-4479 Diff erentia, Inc. 30242 CroW1t Y..Sey "'wy ~ fl:~ L.AGUHA HIGUEL , ~ 495-0500 t/!:.~ AMERICA .... ~ BEAUTY FLORISTS I 7151 ltt0<h lhd. 847-1871 or 845-6414 VALLEY l~~ OF FLOWERS -~} CALL ·· 968-25J5 t 717' "A" lrooldlent ~ ~-y~ ;#~. SEAL BEACH W FLORIST 205 Mc.111 S~rfft SHi ~ttocll 213-431-2571 lhl' plane r:11lccl 1n :in altt'mpl to make an <'ml'l1s::cncy landing at Van 'l:ttv!' Airport and plowrd into a d('st·rt- t•r1 golf course. tc:mni.: through a f.11rway ;ind d l'mohshing a st artl'r's ... hack ::ind a mobile home before com· mi: toa halt. SAN DIEGO <UPI> -.Judith .-----------, Campbell Exner. who s ays she hnd an affair with President John KC'nncdy while maintaining relationships w1th two mobsters, s ued th<' FRI Mon<lav, rlem:111cHng the aJ?cnry g1v(' her 1n· "ioUah Trial Fle.rlhle SA('HJ\ftl 1-:NTO <lJ PI > Sll'\t'n S 1ll:ih. who :-.h .1r<'d an :ipnrtmcnl \\.Ith P.1tn1·1.1 lk nrst. m:iy jll'l annllwr , hanl't' lo ht1\ t' 111-. lnal mc)vt'cl tn San Franc1,cn 1f :• f1•1l\•r;il Jt11ll(,• d1'c1dc·~ a f,ur J11ry 1".1nnot b<' rhosrn hrrr l S 1>1st r11•t Juc1J!c Phthp \\'1lk1ns ~;1111 Mond.1y th.it, c\·~n lhough tw 11· formation on her in its fiks Mrs . Exner is writing a hook ahoul lwr "1nlimalC' rela tionship" w11h Kl"n nt·d~ m't"r :i 14 rrto11th pcril,d \\hen he wns runnin~ fur tlw prcs1dc m·y ;ind shortlv ciftu he took office ~he.filrd sult in lT.S Oistril'I Court. sayinit the FRI clC'mc•d hc•r IH'l't's' to her file <ind lhAI shr ls 1t1 "ph,s 11•al ci:ln~<'r" until her memo11 s .1r1• rCtm pl ct eel. 4b. ALICIAS l~ R.OWlU&Gtm 1701 Cortllttlloft Wfl'f 1'4ewport h Hh , ...... ,_.,oc ............. Mo<- 833•1883 Carol's fountain of flowen ~ ;_,oi.. Vefley • ..<!!!:• 1 7'1S M~o I 847-314 1 1 f Is there a better reason to send an FTD LoveBundle? Would she prefer 1~he simplic11y ~inQ~"~ of delicate Valentine flowers in a bud vase? Usually avoiloble for less than Send these beautiful blossoms to your s pecial Valentine today. She'll get the message. Your FTD Flonsl will send your loveBundle' .. Bouquet by wire. almost anywhere in lhe U S. a nd Canada-I he FTD woy. (Many FTD Florists accept American Express and other ma1or credit cards.) Saturday. Feb. 14 1s Valentine's Day, so order now. But remember. say FTD ... snd be sute. Love Bundle $J 500• usually avalloble for less tha n •As an independent busin.;ssman, each FTO Member Floris! ~els his own prices. ReaC · out and touch her,the PTD Florist way! I I I t I· . . "' . • ~ . .. , .. • f ... l " It A 8 DAILY PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE Tllne to Back Out Support for the Orange County Health Planning Counr11·~ appl1C'1:1t1on to become the county's sole healt h s ervice-; agency is now a lmost overwhelming. · The time is at hand for the.Orange County Board uf Sup >rv1sors to withdraw its competing application and try to m e nd a few bn cJges with lhe council, for the good of Orttnge County Thl! latest cndon;cmc nts of the council's e ffort came from the county United Way a nd a feder a lly funde d st ate health l'cv1ew agen cy called the ltcbtional M edical Programs <RM P). To date. lht· county's a ppltcation ha-s r eceived a lmost no support a nd the RMP's comparison of the two proposals left lhc county with a ra ting of only two point~ on a five.point scale. The fl ealth Planning ounc1l 's proposal was top-ranked in the stale at 4.5 . The fin a l c hoice is yet to be m ade by the federal governm ent, but the county could go a tong way towanl real health service improvements by backing out in favor of an obviously superior plan -one th al clearly has the ~upport of governmental and health services organizations serving the vast maJority of Otangc County citizens. Let's Face Facts T he 10,000 acl'CS of lrvine Company coastal land between Newpor t Beach a nd L aguna Beach ar e in the s potlig ht again as new plans for their development - or non-development -a re a ired. But those enthusiasts who demand that the state head off all development by purchasing the entire 10.000 acres nrc not facing some uncom fo rtable financiul facts. Even if the state could find the money for such a purchase -a long with all the other purchases recom· mended b y the Coastal Commission -upkeep of the vast acreage would be an immense continuing burden. Open s pace park is deceptively expensive lo m a inta in a nd police, Unless ad vocates of tot al purchase can come up with concrete financial sugges· lions, they'n? offenng only wishful thinking. Luxury vs. Jobs A sw1m m1ng pool can hardly be called a necessity of life So. when the Public Utilities Commission decided to phase out "luxury" uses of natur al gas, it was no surprise to find gas·heated pooJs high on the list. In December. the PUC orde re d an April 1 cutoff dale fo r all gas healing connections for new swim- ming pools . T he idea. it was sta ted, was to encourage the use or solar heating. While this might become a workable alternative, its development is far from com plete. So the eff ecl of the s udden order was to pull the rug out from under the pool industry w hich accounts for som e 15.000 jobs. ~· The Ir vine Company's revised m aster pla n, pro· duced with the help of more than 20 governmenta l , en-· vironmental a nd civic organizations . envisions d e· velopment of 34 perce nt of the land, with the r e- mainder held for recreational a nd open s pace us e. Some 1.300 acres, including more than three miles of shore line. arc earmarked for purchase by the· state P a rks a nd Recreation Department. The Coast al Conservation Commission has recommende d that tht• state buy an a ddilional thousand acres. Contending that pool heating a ccounts for no mor e than six·lenths of 1-percent of the n a tural gas used in California, the industry has won a stay of the ban pending hearings next month. It may be that gas pool heating is a lux ury that should be e liminated. But s urh a no-notice s hutdown should not be unde rtake n without consider a tion of all ractors. T he P UC was well advised to say its ban until 'Frankly, I don't see anything wrong with the watchdog you've got!1 Fur Sales Reflect A Retreat ( PAlll, HARVEY J Wild a nimal furs arl' back 1n fashion . Ev(ln som<' c loth c·oats :.irt· ltned w ith fur. And there arc fur \·esls for men. And you can bu.v a fur cover for you r te nnis rat'ket The fur business ~lumped in the 1960s Increasing ecological awar e n ess con cern f or endanj!er ed s pec i es of a n imal s pop u I a ri ted 1mi t at 1on furs . Soml' merc h an t s boasted 10 their fun.fur t·oat labels •'Genuine imitation fur .. In 1972 Americans bcJ?an to s ul>ltmatc humane concerns for w1ldlifo. J nd real animal fu r ~·as s neaked back into the marke tplace EVEN THE low Iv retccoon m;idc ~· fashion comclwck T he rac· t·oon coat that cost S200 10 years ,1go now may cost S.1.000. In 1971 reta il fu r s:.1 lcs t otnlcd $19~, million ... In 1975 s a le s totaled $;)25 mllhon. Chicago furr iers repi>rlcd 197!) prc·C'hrrs tmas s ales up 35 1wr· <'l'Ol to .">O pcrcl'nt frnm the ) car prcv1ouo.;. Though lhl•rc arc now federal .inc1 state laws protectinJ:! o;;n. t'<tlle<I ··<'nd<10J?l'rt'd SJX'Cic!." of .rn1mals. t•vcn thl'M' laws ar<' l'ir('um \ cnt(lcl by :1 prospering hla('k mark('( l'oarh('rs ar(' w1lltnl! tn ):!amhlt- nn ti \\ rist.o;lapping fuw in ord1•r lo trap and markel pelts <tl h11.:h pnc·c~ The• fur Conservation ln!>ltllllt' or \mcnc;_t IS a branch <1f lhC' hus 11wss. twlo11~s 10 lht' f'ur In fnrma11nr1 nnd Fas hwn ('ounr1I Thi~ m st1tult' -vl.'ry lnut'hy about I h l' S II b J l' Cl ll r l' 111b n t:: t' rt• d all aspect s have been ·explored . · t Dear Gloon1y Gus J ust called 1RS :.ind got a r ecording. "All of our representativ<>s ure busy. etc. a nd we hope you enJo.v the music." Thc•n heard thf' sweet organ mUM<' of, "Have 1 Toltl Y ou Lah'h' That 1 Love Y nu '1 " whtl'h th('y haven't . In f:ict, I a 111 in th e m idst or h c:ing a udited. G-..y Gin colftft'!ents ue su-neo by ,.._, • ..,.do not noc•n~rlly rell.ct IM VNWt Of 1110 newspaper S."41 \'Wf ,... -"9 IO Gleomy Gv\, Dally Pll9' species. not wanting to stir that up again -insists that "the fur m- dustrv is aware t hat \\-antnn destruction of a s pecies c·an only lead to the en d or our mdu~tn·." and that the industry h:ts m) in- tention 10 self-destruct. THAT R ESPONSF: has \(•ndc<f to molhf.v some of us. Hut not :.ill of us. The phenomcn;,il resur~encc of fascin ation for furs ignores the humane considerations of t h(• sixties. Wo me n r ationali7c t hat t he minks who died for thc•rr c•oats we r e r a n c h ·brc d for th (' purpose -that they'd been bred and ha rvested like rhickcns, thut ltle1 r use cts g:.i rm en ts did not deplete 011 r nation ·s w1lcll1 ff:. But it did. R anc h-raised m ink was !XI pi•r· cent of the market in the J9ti0s Today's it ·s 50 percc•nt I l:tlr of the mmk now ~mng into c•nals and tennis rarket covers was w1hl Those and t he raccoon and the fox and squirrel and rabbit and heaver were caught in ll'J! hold traps. The~ s truggled a ~:11n-.t the s teel teeth 10 terror and in ll'rrt hie pam -sometiml·~ for day::. until the trapper. making his rounds. killed. Prohabty th<' ll app<'r is :1 man but h<> dncs ht!'. lt11ng at the bc>hes t of the most gl'nlle women T hev do not like lo he rrmmrlcd lhal t•~('h o( lhOSL' m<lll\' soft. IUX · urrant p~>lts bled ;.ind' hurt amt 1·ricll bdore it diC'd. A111hassador's Strange Role -Conspiring With the Shah WAS HINGT ON -The re is startlin g n e w evide n ce tha t former Cl A c h ief R icha r<I II elms s till hasn't learned the lessons of Wate rgate' In faro.away lr:1n. where ht' 1s now t hl' US. ;imhassador, he has been t•on - spinn g wrth lhf' S h a h tu s uppress u n anti .Sha h newspaper in the Uni te d Sta t es . I t makes no d if· f crcnce to llclm s . ap parcntly, that the paper is protected by the U S. Constitulron M e a n w h 1 I c . the J us t 1 t' c Departm e nt a p pears to be maneuvering strangely lo save Helms from a perJur~ rJp In the s pring of l!H3, the Shah was p reparing for a .luly trip to the United Stutes, and he let Helms know that he wanted a n orderly receptio n "IT OCCURS to us, .. llclms cabled t he St:ite Ol'partmcnt. "that GO I (Government of Ir;m ) is putting us on notice ::ind m· directly su~gcsting that we tidy up as much as possible ant1·Shah clt•mcnts 10 CS to reduce or avoid untowa rd inciden ts or anti-Shah <l cmons tratrons durtnS! his forthcoming visit to U S ·· In the same confidential cable. llelms requested passport in formation about Nasser Afshar, the publisher or a stridently anti Shah newspaper Afshar hapµens to be a n American citizen. and his newspaper, the I ran Free Pr e s s. is protected by t he Cons lit ution. \'ct lhe cable indicated Lhat llelms not only intended to pass on to the Shah the information about his cr1t1c but that the State Department hurl ;.ictually hcen explori n g ways of p ul ling /\fshar's a nli·Shah newspHpl'r <)Ill Of bus IOCSS . (JACK ANDERSON J Cabled Helms : "DCM <Deimty Chief of Mission ) said that em· bassy w as gl'Oer:illy aware (If Afs har's activit ies in US, anclud· mg Iran Free Press, and ugr ced tha t Afs'har's pe rformance was scandalo us a nd his efforts to mount a nli·lran ian campaign in US extre m e ly unfortunate. "IN FACT, in las t two year::; e mbassy h ad several t imes raised with Dep a rtme nt question whethe r Iran F ree Press could be closed down. Matter had been care fullly studied but lawyers had concluded that under S Jaws there was regrettably no basis for such &claon " Altho u g h res pect fo r t he Constitution ultimately prevailed al the Stale Dep~1rtmcnt, Helms at least fou nd a wa1 to keep lhe newspaper o ut of Iran. Afshar ha d mailed hundreds or copies of his t a b loi d t o cmbas sv employ.cs 10 Iran. T hese copies oft en were i.mugglccl mto l he street s ofTe hera n. But Helm s. 1n d efi<Jn ce of pos ta l regulations . "s imply rco. t urne d all the n cwspa pl·rs to Washingto n unopcnc<I Each t'll velope was s tamper! with the notil·e. "He fused by addressee Return to Sender '' ll is unlikely, of course. that nil lhc ad<lresst'" s ud<l c n ly turned do"n newspapers th a t lh,•y previous ly had been readin,:! and ('1rculal mg At the· Justice Department. meanwhile. llelms 1s facing in d ictment for alle~edly approving an illegal 1971 break·m an lhl• Washington suburbs. CIA a~cnts entered a photo studio run bv Debor ah Ptligcralcl, a formc·r CIA emplo)e , and Orlando :';lunez. a Cuban \thllm the Cl/\ s uspected nf pro Ca::.tro !.:r m path1es TllF. Cli\ suspertcd th:it she had slipped information to Nunez from his C IA file while s he was wo rking for t he agency. The br eak-in w as authorized by I !elms lo find out what had been rnlfered JuslH·e Depart mcnt <iltorneys have w a rned th at the case agains t Helms is weak. that lhc tri a l will be he ld be fore tJ Virg ini a j 4f Y in the CIA's backyard ani:f.thal the jury can be expected to be s ympathetic toward He lms An acquittal could cause a symp athetic backl::ish for Helms, m aking it difficult to get a con. viction on the m ore serious per. Jury charges. Yet the J ustice Departmenl is pushing ahead quietly " ith the dubious brcak·an case This has led some insiders lo wonder whether the department as deliberately t rying to :ibort the Helm s p rosecution by pursuing the doubtful misdeml'anor rather t han t he stron ger p<>rJur.} l.'harge. H ELMS s wore before a Scnatc commillee in 1973 th11t the C'JA had not given covert support l<) political factions in Chile and h:.td not e n gage,1 i n 11lcstal sur· vcllla nce 10 the C S. The Scnnl1· has submitted l'vid£•nr(• to the Justice Oepartm l'nt that ht• l1l'CI on both c.>Un ts 1-'oolnote: AnolhN reason t he Justice Departm ent may be re· luctant to nail Helms, accordin~ to published reports. is that he· has threatened to take other im portant officials down with him Helm s r epor tedly has told in· tim a tes t hat he had briefed others about the ClA's covert operations 111 Chile, yet they le1 him go ahead with his denials at the Senate hearings. Sf.A RCH FOR SLOGAN: Tht• \'otes h<>ve s tarted 10 pour in for the offlci::il bicl•ntenmal slogan Herc a rc the !>ix finalists in tht• s logan search, w hi<'h we begJ11 more than :i year ago. I America 1s your past: you a rc her future'. 2. Am erica -the possible dream. 3 Honor t he past, challenge lht• futun·. 4 . Take pricle in America·s past: take part an Amenca s future 5 Stand fast. stand Lall. stantl American 6 Freedom's way-L'.S.A. Pick the .sloi?ans you think best expresses t he hiccntennial, wntC' the s logan or t he number on a s tamped post card and send lo S LOGANS. US A . Hox 197fi. Wash in gton. D C .. 20013. /\II votl'S m ust hi' 11os1 rn<1rkcd no l;llt•r t h;tn mul111g 11 . Fl'I>. Hi, Wi t. HJ7(l. No Forced Lear11ing Thoug hts at La rgt': On<' of the mos t mislC'adin~ phrases 10 modC'rn 'iOc1cty 1::. .. compulsory education... it 1 ... impossible to ha\'l' rompulsor.v education th<' most vou can ::ichie\•e 1s compubor~: atl<'n· danrl'. ( YONEY HARRIS) Strikes Against the Public Speaking of C'dut·nl1on. ~•dulu:; ::ire inconsistl'nt 1n tt .. 1chrni.: t h:rl "loyalty" is a c-ardinal vartut• (without <'itplarning its r~im1fic:1. tions >. and l hen bt•ing surpnsPd or affronted w ht•n c·hildrt•n rl'fu:-t• to peach on one anotht•r Police offieials love' hars h laws on matters likt' man.1uuri.1. which permits the m to pit<' up an impressive arrest record offsN · ting their ineffectuality in more important :lrC'as of law cnror n·- menl Th(' morl' Wt' lt•arn :.ioout lhl' \H':1lh('r, ltw more hkl'I\ tl ::.l't·m~ t h.1t :i nC'w I t't• J\ gl' m.1~· bl' upon ''" far ~oc11w1· t h~in geologists ll!-l'd In b\'111.'V<'. conkmplatin)! wh:-it a men· ·l·111ch :-.now doe:-. lo lht' modern <'tty, 1t would set·m far mon• prudl'lll for nation~ 10 sp('nd b1ll1111ls on rnpmg with global cold inslt':ld nr 1n1r.i ~Pl'C'll'S W(':Jl)Ol1S for klllllli,! L':tt'h ulhc>r Wht'n Wt' :-:r~· :.unwcuw h~1.; .i "bi~ C'gO ... Wl' n•alty m1•an :t ltllk one Lh;1l needs ronsl.ml m.1ssag- 111g -jus t :i~ wf' s~1y a "'hii:! hot - llencck" wtll'n Wl' ml'3n a lillk one. r crhap:-Senat or l>C'nn1o; ·aqll'nl<>r's hill tn nutlaw strikl's w1ll1lc1 not. .is opvont•nls saacl. '"change lhl' P•'l•scnt. volatilt• public 1c•mployc lahor s1tual111n··. Pt•rhnps 11 !-houl<l have conlainccl penalties fnr ''1olal1ons P1•rh.1ps 11 w<is both ··ton "wt•t•111ng ancl too r<''il rit'l l\'l' .. liut llWl'l' \\•I!> no p<>rhaps :1ho111 lhc• hchd of the ma1only of tlw t'll17l'nc;, lh;tl ~1r1k1..·s hv puhlt<' s c·r· ''ants <ir Ill· 1m1cal t llH· pubhc's ht•s l interes ts 11 nd 1hc Sena tors thoug ht ot h c r w 1s t• I h l' y w O lJ I cl not hnv1• tlr f('Jtt•d CnrpNtll'r's rffort<> lo 11111. llw IS'lll' on Ol''<l Nm t•m11C'r 'i hnllol .b l':1rprr1t1•r po1ttll'd m11 lhl'I t' h ,, \ a s t d1ffl•rt•nc~' hctwrrn thn'e who ~orl. to prcxlurc profit :1 n1I thn"t' pt•rfnrm111.tt l'i-;"l'lllt:tl s1•1'\'ll'I'"• th1• c1t ... 111ptao11 11( \\htc>h peril:. lht' he;,1llh, !>;ifNy and EARL WATERS With th~•l in mind lhere m ight ( ] back to wt>rk nol even be a real need for Cnrpentcr's m(';isure since no '-------------law prcc;ently authorizes puhlic welfare of the c1l 17.cns. It is :i p-0111t too oftrn over- looked thcs <' days as nublic cmplo~·es un1o ni7.c, ckmund ancl rlemons t ratc. W hclht>r Cll·rk 01 prcsulent. in arccplm~ public of rir{' on<' assumes a trust ;incl oh hl!<ttion which c.1nnot he com· pared lo priv:ite 1•mploy mcnl. It is l'Xemph hed in the postal c<•r ners 11roud .. neither ~now. nor ram'" molto. WF.R E IT o t her wise one miJ!ht l'XPl'Cl to SC'C th e d11y wlwn th<· military stage<! ~· wagl' slrikl' just as the cncm y hrnclcd on nur lt<•:1chcs Hut II 1s not nt lwrwas<' :rnd lh<' Scnntor 'mii;!hl w<'ll h:we pointed out t hat C\'l'n prl\ :tl<' rmploye stnkes cart hr uhortc•d wh1•ne\1C'I' <'CSS:ttron or Ser\ ll'l'S I hrculens public mtt'rC'sts It c:in bf' rr· callt•<i lhlll l'rcs ul('nt Truman 1n \Ok~d gOVl'rlltl\t'lll Sl'l/.Ull' Of lht' nailro<tds to get the trainml'n wor ker strikes and court cases h:t\'C held against any implied right. Still. sint•c walkouts by public t'mf)IO_\C'S ha \'l' lwcn st :tJ?ccl, and pubh<' £'mployr bargaining riJ,?ht meas ures htt\'C' l'Ons adcrcd strike ni:hts. t ht• assu<· 1s lherl' ann t1lkc1 lo <'Xprcss I hemselves on lh<' ballot. Whilc many m;ty feet. with s ome j11st1f1eat1on. that thr taxpayer" wnuld be far bctll'r off if lhey ull w<1lked off tht• JOb. in- ('fu<l ing I h<' Legislature. it re ina1ns there an• governm ent al -;c•r \•it'l'l! w it hout wh1c·h Chaos woutcl rt•s11lt . G11vernor Jerry Brown has ncl l'd to prevent t•111zt•ns ht•ang ldt without pot 1 ('t' pro1 ert ion in PV1•11t or st nkrs hy rstobhshtnj! lramut n:itional guard units llndoulll_t•d Iv Um~ will bl' E'Xlc•mkd to l,tr1• 1)rotertlon Ant th<>r£' nr t' numrrou.; llC'<'l'S":lr~· functinns of government which the guard un-: its could not m n nag<•. 11csidcs use of the gu:ird should I)(' re· st>rved for d ire emergencies. Public workc•rs have no nghl to l'ause thosr. TUER•: IS A ~r<.>att•r con· siderat1on an the issue than l'vcn th{' public.: Sit fol y For what mat. tcr is that if thl' c1t1zens arc to bl• b;ink ruptcd by thl'ir employes "! Whct h{'r 1t IS J?r :rnl('(I 011tn s:ht nr by inaction, sanctioning their IJ(lwer to hnng tuxpay<'rs to tlw1r knees c an pr ovt' mor e dcslru<' live th an d isrupt ion of s{'rvkrs. tf public employes rnn comp<>! compc•n sation d emands with force throuj!h stnkcs. lhl' Sl'rvant has bccomt> I h(• m~1slcr. T hey then can d 1rt:1t <' terms so l'X· eessiv(' as lo mnkt' opcrution:> 1mpos11b h .. J\ r cc1•11t ro111•t tl('(·1s1(11' mvolv inJ! '' .;nuthrrn (':il1fornia c1ty tnak1•s IJ)ul c ll•,11· In that t•ust• lh1· court he ld th e c1tv must rulr11l emplo~·e pcns111n oh1tg at1ons l'Vt'n 1r il mcnns curtn1l1ni: o.;er vires lt's ltk£' s 1wrullng your 1:1!-l dollar to bur a purse. Within a couple or months . more th an 6.000 miles or railroad track will be :ib:indoned, as pnrl or :1 v~1sl '"reorgamzahon'" plan bv th£' U.S. Railwav /\ssn • which "'~111 makc it evl'n ·harder 111 tht• future lo reslnn• tht• ma:-.s t rans it program lh<' .S so d¢:;pcraldy nt•cds My favorite analysis of why ~fa~sachusetl s w as l h<' only st a((> in the union to vote again~t Nixon in the lasl e lection remains Gorr Vid:Jl's ... Since lht• vt•ry bt•J?in· mng, the great rommonwe<•lth nf M :issa c h usct t s h a s hel'n politically tht• mos t corrupt m thl' tmion and ii knows '' crool< when it sees one." lnsur ::in('e policies should not hl' permit tt'd lo bl' s igned 1111111 evcry technic:il phras" 1n ltwrn hc1s bcC'n transl~ll<'d rnto un· derslandoble EnRh-.;h m lar~C' type (mclud1ng lh1.• worcb '"\\\•'" and ''You.") 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YINGER IS CONDUCTING a lecture series in u new field of knowledg e, cxos oc1ology -the study of the s ocial forms of cx- traterrestial Ii fe. "They would have to be very highly deve loped. tcchnolog1cul- ly and soc1olog1cally," Yinger tells students in the noncredit course. ''They would ha\·e to be to survive the tremendous energy :.ystems they would need lo move about 1n space. ''They would hnvc to have learned how to Jive peacefully, would have moved beyond warfare and violence. "ON THE BASIS of that, we should try to approach t he m as intelligently as possible and hope that we would be able to get help from the m in solving our pro- 1 blems. '' Yinger. 35. earned his Ph.D in sociology a t F lorida Stale University in 1971. He taught at the State University of Ney. York and began developing his new discipline when he came here two years ago. "The Amcricall" Sociological Association recognized 1t in 'Varmints' Special Completes Series By JOAN HANAUER LOS ANGELES (UPI> -If wild hors es couldn't drag you to a television show a bout coyotes and rattlesnakes. then you'd be miss- • ing a bet. The show deals with "varmints" in the Western states, ''The Animals Nobody Loved," a National Geographic one-hour special lo a ir on PBS tonight at 7: 30 p.m. (Channel 28>. MUSTANGS THAT ARE CROWDING CATTLE off drought- stricken Western r<1ngrland. coyotes tl\<ll s hecpmen say kill lambs and ewes. and the rattlers that both fascinale..and lcii?hl<.'n rnan, urc the stars of the program. the £inal one in the 1975-76 sea~on of Na- tional Geographic siwcwls · Whoever names these ( ) specia_ls should be scnt_l'nced TV REV f E W to a stx-month course 111 un- derstatement. Almost every show has carried a t1tll' thut promised more than 1l delivered. In this case. the program dc<il s with three creatures out of hun· dreds of unlo\'ed spcCll'S. from cockroach to great white shark, that ~ire not mentioned. TllF. \'AR M INTS TllAT ARE PICTllR ED produce a portrait of a nimals thut man ch'~p1SL'S bec<iuse I hl'." do not ser\'C his purpose Among thl' nl\irc intriguing as111•(·t... of the· !'how as that t•uch C'rt>alurl' has 1ls <ll'fl·ndcrs Now un~Olll' who Sl'f'" the gracl' t>f a'-' ild horse running frt'l' would be kmpll'tl to tll•IL·nrl It , cXcL•pt pt'fhaps those who fe el the pin<'h in the• poekl'lhonk. Coyott•s look l'noug h like dogs to curry fa\'or. purl1cularly Whl'n ~·ou sec how adorublc they l0olpis thn·L· "'t'l•ks old µups. and cun s 1der1ng the ~onlroversyovcr whether thc.r rNtlly arc s hcc1> killers TH E RATTLES~AKF:'S RIGUT TOUFEis another matter, and 1t takes a man I ikc Sum Junes to walk the dawn highways of t'\ew Mex- ico to protect rattlers from being run over whl'n they doze 111 the road. J ones. talking ubout all the prctlalors who dine on baby rat- tlers. r efers to them as "the little fellas." About the closest most viewers are likely to come lo the snake's view is during the unnual Rattles nake Roundup in Okeene, Okla .. where the s nakes ar<' minding their own business when the} arc hunted down by men showing how courageous they are b y catching poisonous s nakes The rattlers arc sold for skin and meat, and Miss Snake Charmer 1s crowned. Skin Scolding Bislwp Assails Pro-11udes· SAN DIEGO <U Pl) Two Catholic mcmhers of the Ci- ty Council who recently approved continued legal sanl'tion for the nation's only official nude beach have been chast1sctl in a INtcr from their bishop. The l\lost Rev. Leo i\lahc r. bis hop of thr San Diel!n Diocese, (•hided M<turccn O'Connor and Jess Haro for fu1l - 1ng to c xrrl '"moral IC'acll'r~hip " in the vote on Black's lk:.ich in La .J olla . IJ1shop 1\1 ahl'r a lso commcncll•<l a third Catholic toun~il membrr. Ll'l' lluhlwrd. l11r oppo:.in g lhc nude bl'at h 1n the .). I \'Ol<' August as a new field of study, .. he s:1ys "So far. I'm the only one actually teaching it, first in the fall and again this winter. They don't pay me for teaching it berause the college has been huving budget problems." YING E R SAYS IDS lecture sefies cover:; several topics. One deals with unidentified flying ob· jects <UFOs). Yinger s ays evidence rrom re· putable people, s u<.'h as pilots and radar. operators. indicates un- identified flying objects that· can't be explained except in terms of a higher intelligence. Another area is the possibility or an extraterrestrial influence on earth. "Where did we come from? Where are we going?" Yinger Not Same Style As Archie's GAITHERSBURG. Md. (AP ) -It's a long way from ~rchie Bun ker 's New Yorl<.C i t y rowhouse, but Carroll o :connor apparently doesn 't mind paying :Sl.400-a -day for a luxury hotel ~ui te here. O'Connor, who playl;. Bunker in T\''s .. All in the Family," is one of the many celebrities whnhavc bookt'd the snen-room Presiden- tial Suite at lht' Holiday Inn here whilt' appearing al the nearby Shady Grove Music Theater_ THE AM ENITIES include a chauffeured limousine, maid and butler service, .unlimited food and drink. The price is negotia- ble. depending on what extras arc included. Hotel o ffi cials s aid n o parl1cul<1r record is kept of Ct'lcbrit1c s who have usNI the suite, but the long l1~t of show bu.siness personalities rcc<il led b y tht' s taff in- c I ud cs im · press ion is t Jo' r a n k Gorshin. o ·coNNOll A maior foreign J!uest "-'as Imelda Marcos, the Philippines' First Lady. who occupied the su1te dunng her visit in 1973 for the second inauguration of former President 1'ixon. Included in the suite is a cus tom-made. motorized, rotat- ing, lilt-up circular bed with a yellow velvet-covered headboard which contains a built-in bar. stereo, telephone' and controls for the tclc\'is1on. drapes and lights. IN THE BATHROOM is a 6· fcxH·squarc tub which takes four hours to fill with fl()() gallons of water. If the guest is not in thl' mood for a swim -bath. there arc three showers. T he bathroom also has a double-si nk vanity with il - lumin ated mirror and gold dolphin fixtures , a hair-styling and manicure c h ;ii r and a double-bench s auna. All -easy? It 1s not a simple task lor a patient lo reach and mointoin "lea n weigh!'' for hie Farsi the pohPnl must hove on honest desire 10 cure his p roblem lhcn accept professional gu1donce lrom trained Medical Doctors Brentano's l 1ndora·s unique 10-week treatment ond troan1ng program will tcoch patients how to reach and matn101n lhe1r '"lean v.e1ghf' for hie A sole and procllcol pion. with proper nu11111onol d1c1. and continual emollonol support. New oud10 and sub-l1mmol visual aid s ore used lo mohvote the pohenl The entire program 1s under the strict supcfVls1on of Medical Doctors. spec1ol- 1sts an Bor1ot11c Medicine t •n<l:>•O Ct" ., 0"' c-wnf"d and odm•nl\fNl'd bV """'l·COI f>oc•pr\ °')()I , .. •.lrtCI IN' I oroi:l•ce to Bw1ot11cs ~ll Cluu r1'"\QOr'lf'IOlf' ht"N>\• I :w th~ S•olf' al CQ111o•n10 Coll for information Monday thru Friday 8 A.M. to 6 P.M. Lindoraf MEDICAL CLINIC NEWPORT BEACH 645-3740 I I ) COSTA MESA 557-1893 r .• , , ..,,, ., ' • Son Bernord1no • E Long Beach • M1ss1on Hills Hawtt-orne • Orange • Newport 8eoch Gorden Grove · long Beach • Pasadena la HC1bro • '-Y,oodtond Hills • Sherman Oaks West Covma • H1llcr1on • 1?1verstde • Sonia Monico ~}lo Me!.° · Pomona -Cerntos • Hollywoo./ Paperbacks are 20%0FF Feb.10·16 Brentano's A M•fftollon. Ill( C&mpany Sollffl Co11t PIUI : UpPtr l tftl, Ntw Stetlon. Cotti Mn1, C1 12tff says has course a sks "L'ould be ings from outer space have in· fluenced the development of life here on earth?·· ANOT HE R QUE T ION lht• .. course asks, he says, is : "Cun we· send our form of life to oull'r space for colonization, not ju~l for quick round trips such as to the moon?'' UPI lllcpholo Al ~ T 11\ . 'I''-'\ I l I' I 1 \ 111ull111111l1011.111 \' 1;ind1l'r, \\ hv \\-anted to cpw II 1 \ I ur a :.talt• p<.'n~mn. " .. ., put nn 'I '-'\.IS Scnutl· M'(Tl'(~1n• ('h,1rh•..; 1\ S<'lmabt'l :- pay mil for• l w o 1110111 h~ I a::.t ) ~ar and pu1d $,'1110 111 \\ nll' J 2 1 ~ pa~e kller i\s ~· l'l'sult. i\ W J\to11rsund n, n•1n •d h1 :-. f11·..,1 stall' rl't1ren11.•nl dw~·k of Sli:!ti 17 111 .I an11 ;11·~ He says the answer, in lht· future, is yes. Rut other question:. include who would go'! What kind of socia l s tructure will they de- velop? What kmd of social pro- blems will they run into'! What' will happen when they run into other life forms? "Possible a nswers to these arc what we're tr.ying to convey 11, our new field," Vinger says. Aaron Brown , formt•r Uni\'crs ity of Minne~ot<.1 an<l professional footbull pluy<.•1', ~as bet>n o rdered lo pa~ former airport baggage bu) $6,000 for scuffle in wh1<.'h- l3rown re1mrtedly tried lo ·remove his baggage without presenting a claim check. Mours1..11d .• 1 \\ t..•.tlthy l:n\'yer bankt•r rundwr v. ho ":is I rn:-.h.•t• tor J.~nclu11 .loh11:-.on ... 111.111~ I.J U.S I nl'S:-. IOll'fl''ls wht·n .l11hnsun w,1._ :1 n · ~ i<l t• n I , 1 1· r 11 ~1·11 1 o r • I l newsm l'n ''hat v.ork lw d 1il lor tns Scn1.1ll' p:I\ ·· 1 dun 't ~1 ' ,. out intervi(•ws I ha H•n t for 20 y1.:;irs. Thal'::. ffi) polt<.•y," t\l oununtJ s~11d Girl AWarded Compensati n PROVIDENCE. R.1. (U PI ) -A federal judge has awarded mor e than $600,000 to the parents of a child who suffe red brain damage in 1963 because of careless immunization by the i\ir Force. Four years a go, Ernest and Annette Car on of Woonsocket realized the extent of the brain damage suffered by their daui;?htcr. Monique, now 12, from a dangerous combination of immunization shots. "WH EN I FOUND OUT, IT took us thre<' weeks to f1ncl a lawyer," l\lrs Caron sa id Monday i.lfter learning of the S656,32ti U.S District Court award Monique 1~ a l1V<'-1n pu1.11l at the Dr Joseph IL Ladd School for tht' Mt'ntally Retarded in Exeter Doctors predict ~he will h<1'e an optimum mcnt:.d ·age or 6 or 8 and a life expectancy of 50 years. "If she can have one day of happiness. I'll be satisfied," Mrs . Caron said WHEN MONIQUE WAS FOUR ~fONTHS old. her parents took her for immunizations at the Custer Air Force Uas~ in Michigan, where Caron was statio nrd. The fedrral ,t:o,·ernmcnt \\as responsible for lhP actions of an cnl1stl•d airman who gavl' ~1onique in JN'l1ons that n111st•d the "d1.•:-.lruct1on· of her mind . Chi('f Judgt• Hay montl J. l'cttinc rull·d in an Or tober tnal The un1drnt1ficd medic wu~ not personally held liable in court decision. Pettine on Mond<.1y awttrdt•d the eouplc SS00,000 for Monique's "puin and ~uffering," S126,075 in medical and institutional expens es and $30.251 jn "female wages" Monique might h<ivc l'arned in wagt!s. lie consulted economic tables to find the wage figure . TME. FllllE.SV VALElll'INE CARDS Wtlh lh1S "ld • • AMUICAM GUETING C.UOS •GIFTS • 9049 ATLANTA (at Magnolia-Next to Lucky's) HUNTINGTON BEACH-968-0111 FREE GIFT WRAPPING DAILY 1().6 -SAT. IO·S Of'IH SUMDAYS 10.l ·Nobody ever go t a ticket on the b / You're a law abiding citizen.· right According to a Stanford University study you only break the law in two ways. When you do your tax return. ar.d every- time you get behind the wheel of your car. And while we're not sug- gesting that you stop drivin g altogether. we have a pla n. A plan tha t will drastically reduce the time you have to spend be- hind the wheel. A plan tha t will For more lnfonn•tion c.115 47-3311. 6 •-"'-to 10 p.m. weekd•v• •nd 8 •·"'·lo 5 p.m. on weeke nd•. .. tum your commuting ti me mto relaxing lei urc time, <md ~ilvt· you a lot of money a o;; \.~di. Instead of driving to work. commute with the Orange Counlv Transit Di tricl. And tomorrow. worry about your taxes in - s tead of wonying about cops. (. Ride the bus and see what you've been missing. -· ·--......... ·-·- L /fl. Boyd Hefty Girls Passionate? Question a rises a~ t<> whether overweight women e ngage more frequently than the thin· ne r girls in t hat thing called physical romance. No, our Love and War man has turned up u doctoral dissertation which purports to prove that the pleasingly plump and the slender ladies :m: just about equally active in this matter. Their desires, however, are not quite equal. evidently. The s tudy In- dicates the women with the excess paunds are more incli,ned than the lighter girls to crave such passionate encounters. I On Display ' , 12 Seek DB Crown About a <loten girls huve taken out applJca- tlons tor the Huntington Ocach "Miss Sicentcn nial" beauty pageant, or· ficials reported. The pageant will be held at a yet undisclosed t ime in the sprin~ and will be the firs t biccnten· nial act ivity or the year in Huntington Beach. OTHER E VENTS in addition to the pageant and the July 4th parade are u carnival, rodeo and an "anything goes Olym. pies belwl!en rival city teams." never married. Compel! lion well include 1>wimswt events and a bicentennial costume show. ENTRY BLANKS are available fro m Jaycee parade headquarters. Slh aod Main Street. and at the city Public lo· formation Office, 2000 Ma111 St The entQ frl' 11-o Sto Pr~~ley "~11. l11n·ll n· c en l I v a !'I p ,1 r "' 11 l· coord..Lnator. a new bu.t kmpurury (•11 y p0Mtio11 r11ncted under the l'orn prchcns1vl' i.:mployml'lll Training 1h ·t 1ct-;Tt\J procrum hy tht' Hunt mi:,rton llcud1 M :in1xiwt•r Adniini!ilratio11 ' ELVIS ~ Q . "Is E lvis Presley a te nor or a baritone?" A. A baritone . But he's niftier on t he hig her notes than on the lower notes. Hold on. don't car ry your disposable butane cigar cellc li g hter aboard that This Marine R F -4 B Phanto m s upersonic photographic reconnaissance jet will be a mong the aircraft displayed Saturday during an open house nt El Toro Marine Corps Air Station. The public will be able to see Marine jets and heli copters from 10 a .m. to 2 p.m . Visitors should go to Gate 2 on Irvine Road, rather than the station's main gale. Parade coordinator Steve Pressley said the pageant is open to single girls from ages 16 to 22 who arc Orange County residents and who have TRIM-RITE TREE and YARD SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES •TREE TRIMMING •TREE REMOVAL •TREE TOPPING •YARD QEAN-UPS •NEW LAWNS •SPRINKLfR •COMPLETE Y ARO airplane. It's liable t o ex-R EFLECTIONS plode at the hl~h altitude and blow liquid fire all over the place. Dangerous. Very dangerous. 'None of the Above' by R e)'n Sh~ff f"r MAINTENANCE Did you ever see a pic- ture of Abraham Lincoln splitting rails with an ax? So have I. A technical e r· ror. that. Abe and all rail splitters of the day used Initiative Shot Down PHONE 962-8612 l wedges and mauls for such work. But never axes. CAESAR SALAD Everybody knows it was t.h.e late Caesar Cardini who invented the famous Caesar salad. But few realize it was Chet L . Switell who m ade said salad famous. Chet is a seasoned public relations man who has dealt with projects of such notables as Charlie Chaplin and Howard Hughes among others. It was Chet who told me how Frank Epperson one night sipped orange soda on his fro11t porch, then put the half-fill ed paper cup down on the railing. placed a mis laid teaspoon in it. and went inside to get warm. Bitter cold came. Next morning young Frank found the frozen concoction which eventually led to the yearly s ale of three billion papsicles. It's s aid the only animal in the world with four knees is the elephant. Address mail to l . M. Boyd, P.O. &x 156(), Costa Mesa,CA92626 For the Record t Du•olldlo .. Ot •arrfage "''" , ...... ,., ,. Mulador'e,,..,rilyn Elaine Mid Harold C.·~•tt Metllw, IClsty Jonelle and Rand<ll "'"°"'lion H•rrlSOtt, Robert Warntt •ncl 1C.aret1 $<ae ROJM, TerT1 and Allred O. Wlnlield, AlfrtdJ ano N1<ole A. Lujan. Llnaa Lo11IH and Jollnny RicN r'd Sartain, Llftda Suwnand Terr, Ltt IC11-I, MlcllUI Pa lll •11d Sharon Eilfffl 50r~. LA11ra J . and Oa¥1d C 0911Um, Edllll L. and ..... tcolm o. El\sml~r, 0.¥1d S<oll and Boftni• L. tt.NI ...... Mlch'111l a11d PrllCIHa Schuster, Brena Ann •nd Pruton M. Cabl>ell. Oeb01•1'1 Ellen end Paul Ritlllon CumrnlRQs, Randall c. al'CI ~ M. Sw•lt, Fram:e•G.and PaulS -OIFrance1co, JoM Andrew and Lucia Oiar, "'-1#1• Joan ano Vttlot' Fth• Myron, Patrkl• C. and Rlcllard L M1111man, Berbara J •nd Jam@\ C. Mon\eau. Plllllp Edmond •no Gtorla Ml9(IOUM Ell!IHI, C,feldlne C. and Guerrlno OU•, 8oni'1e R .. •nd William E6tl Armstron<a. E. Cl•rk and Joan J. l(n-les, Nancy and Terry Lee L•cy, hrr, O. end Elli .... ""''· EMmt L. end H•lc• Roi\, Dorothy Doyle and Anlhonf Plllllll>S, Jemft E. -d Cheryl D. "llMJa-ryU Flick. Je•'T H11H and Diana Soule. AAn•"" ROl>erl Alltn H...,..slon,Oeboreh A.andAotle<'IW Moo11 .... rray, Wayne H, and c;1-.. Al1>erla Gtl\lnoer, !Cathryn Jean end R•l""Ondl'toberl Kenyon,Oleryl Diane and St....,, Paul M<Clot. Cl•ment111e Anll• and R-... Franc: I• llur9ns, HaPIC'( S and 0o109IM Wllr· ren Tl'telMOtr, Lo,.,,lie Lee and A°"' Allfl' s.nders. CarlJ •PIO Balle O. GAlbtalth, Danl•I A. and Jullanne PltNllt ...... Davia L. MM! Cell• H. OI-01.,.. Lvf'lf\ anG Sl9mund Y <'S Ot~r. Ursula H.MdV-onV. Fowl..-,LOrtlla_J.,.C. Cier\111•, OorlsA.•nd Robert J. &-1. Geor9eW.anG Leonor Taylor. ~ndra Speich •nd ~~ H-Schoet>teln, MercedH and F rMll< ... \h.CerolanGWa'tM LeA01 -.,SarldraL. and E vert Joel Havarro, Joyce and J ... n Lu\lt, Vlf9lnla L. and Alcl\ardW. Paro11Sl, M ll'IOnT J. and ,.;yr11eA. OollarhllM. Ttrl A alld ThOma\M. O>uvuu, Earls. and Janel I(. s.n.MburQ, M.lr111'11 J. and J•v E' • WaVlburn,Dale Edna and Terr•n<eL Cothran, Jack D and Alla A. HerrlJOf', Alberta P!lyms ano Thomit• John Hv<M. PalnetaC. and Fred J. ~hr am, Nancy and Paul SchMldl, Annetta L Md OonoldJ. Olt, Jud1tn l(dr 6nd CMrles Kcnar.<tc II Eber\ttln, Ltla Jttan and John Edward Flaherty. Gloria and Cllarl•s Rober1 E-.JaclynL.4ndTlmolhvC. FaPICy, Susan E. •nd Jetlrey EUC}l'<le Fr-. HOra E11tn anoClllf<>rOl(4'fll !Mtlernwon, DavldSc:oltandCarolSue l.Ar><tster, William S. and Audl!fllla Fo ,,_n, Darlene and Charles E~d lnQram, C.rltOfl Hopper and W.ndy lff PoMr, Olarles A. and BartMra M. NuHY, Malhljs a nd Jannelle l<al,..rlna """"°••rd. Jta-and aa,.,.., I(. -0---.-,-.. -N-0-,-,-----.-Hlbb\, Thelma Ja,,.andVernonAay oc: -....: Dwtnl>Y,Oebor•l'IA.andPaulA. Mtle,AaymonclE.andBewrly"-LUflf D ILl1' F LUND, re\lcl<'nt OI Co!I• By O.C. HUSTINGS Of llM Dally Pllol SI.tit Huntington Beach at- torn ey D avid P . Be rgland, a U.S. vice presidential candidate for the Libertarian par· ty. has failed lo gcther the ne eded s i~nalurcs for a ballot m eusurL' which would allow voters to reject a ll candidate~ · on a given ballot. ORANGE COUNTY Bergland '!! wife. Nicole. said Monday her husband had lo d evote so much time to the vice . . • presidential campaign sai~ .she had instructed he didn't ha\C time lo petition i:tathcrcrs not to coordinate a petition turn in the pe titions since drive for the initiativl'. they fell fa r s hort of the As a result she said needed numbers. the measure i's dead fo; Only petitioners in San theJune8primaryclec-Diego and :-;ant.a tion but may be revived B::irbara Counties d id later . submit theirs. They con· .SHE SAID the effort ~~i~ec~. fewer than l ,OOO did ge'?cralc g r eat 10· Mrs. Bergland said her te:est in ~he fl~dghnf! husband ht1s tra vclcd in L1b er t~ri a n I a rt y· ;_1bout 30 states so Car on founde~ m.197~· his vice presidential .The .~~J~~tion of can· campaign a nd s he has d1dates 1m~rntive would traveled with him to ha~e applie d t o non -about20states. p r i mary and n on- presidcntial elections. The petitioners needed 312,404 signatures. but al the deadline las t week no petitions had been sub- mitted to county clerks in Los Angeles, Orange, Sacram ento a nd San Joaquin Counties. MRS. BERGLAND, who was coordinating the Orange County drtve, SH E E XPLAI NED that when they started the initia ti ve h e r husband had not yet won the vice presidential nomination. And she said that if he undertakes the petition drive later, h e may make it apply to pre· sidential candidates as well . The Libertarian party, UCI Reading Set By Pulitzer Poet Pulitzer Prizewinner W.D. Snods;irass wi ll give a free public reading of his poems al UC Irvine Feb. 17. The reading, sponsored by the Associated Graduate Students, is set for noon in the Writing Center, Room 126, Humanities Office Building. Snodgrass was awarded the Puhlzer Prize in 1959 for his first book, "Heart's Needle." His other pu bli cations in c lude "After Experience"; "Gallow's Songs." a book of translations from the work s of German comic poet C h ris tit1n Morgenstern, and "Jn Radical Purs uit ''a book of critical essays. ' Currently teaching ;il Syracuse University, Snodgrass t ravels and lectures throughout the U.S. and Canada. IN..,., ea D•t• ot dUlh re1>ruary •· ~=::;:::;:::;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;::;; 19/t SurvJWd DY '''" hU\b.\r>d, Earl E Ll>nd OI ~la ~\a, \On, E~1I LUftCI, Jr ; •hler. Gertnt H110tUierry OI lo••. brolMr. Allen C.Olby OI Mir> ~ta, !.ervlcts wltl IN' ,..Id on Weo· ""'d•Y. Febr...,ry 11. l 00 PM, P<>clllc "'"., Q>apel, lnlermenl, Pacmc View MomorlAI Perk, Ne .. POrt ~~I\ C.. PacOor ViewMorlu.,rydlretl~ BAL TZ·BERGERON FUNERAL HOME Corona del Mar 673·9450 Costa Mesa 646-2424 BELL BROADWAY MORTUARY 110 Broadwav Costa Mesa 642-9150 McCORMICK MORTUARY Laguna Beach 494-941 5 San Juan Capistrano -495-1776 PACIFIC VIEW MEMORIAL PARK Cemetery Mortuary Chapel 3500 Pac1hc View Dnve Newport Beach. Ca11torn1a 644-2700 PEEK FA MILY COLONIAL FUNERAL HOME 7801 Bolsa Ave. Westminster 893~3525 SMITHS' MORTUARY .e21 Main St Hunl•nglon Beach 53~539 We do custom car upholstery. ALSO FOR CAMPERS AND BOATS •SEAT COVERS •CONVERTIBLE TOPS • CARPETS • REPAIRS • UPHOLSTERY • SAME DAY SERVICE • ALL WORK FULLY GUARANTEED AUTOMOTIVE CENTER HUNTJNGTON BEACH ONLY < 714) 892-6611 Free Income Tax Preparation Ill 111 ,I lllllfl\"'I I rr•I lo r\l•1•I ,\11,1h1•1111 '•"I''' save substantial fees \\1th """' 11wn ,11)\101nllll('t\I 111 h.1V1• ww 11111111 11.11111~11,I\ 1'11111••,11111.11• p«•p.lfc \'Our C.tl11prni.1 .ind lt~lt·1.1I 1nt1l(llt' 1.1~ rt'lurii- service since 1971 111 II\/•'' ·1:.110 ANAl-IEIM SAVINGS /\ND IOI\"'/\\~{.>( 11\llQN .\, \J 11 \\ 111 • \\' I 111t11ln .\11• 11 'lllll 1..t t J 1\• Rl:I ,, ."I I t '"'l"'"'tl f lwy. 1J..!6JI Tri 'i.'11 1·1· 1 111 '11",lll'\ l<l.\C ft .H I ,\l.1111 ~I 'l 't Ill lo l ,1 ,i.,•11 FSLIC -~--··- in undertaking the effort. ' believed it would force candid<1tes to take i;trong stands on issues. If they failed. Mrs. Ber gland ex- plained , vot e r s then could reject a ll can- didates. SllE SAID the effort may start a,:?ain in about ~1 year. when th~ party has more time, finances and manpower to devote to it. Mrs . Be rgla.11d s aid most successful petit1on1 efforts rl'quire funds tol pay petition gatherers. In addition, s he s:ud, many persons interested iri the measure were not_ regis tered voters, and their signatures would' not have counted. P UBLIC NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALI FORNI A FOR THE COUflfTY OF ORAHGE No.A·1tU~ E\l~le ol EDWINA C. SCHUPP, O.ceasecl. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN lo 11'<' c~llors of lh,.,. •n '"" ottlce ot lhtt clerk ol lh• •oove en II tied court.or to prewt\l t,...tn, w1lh 1'W: r>t<Hwry wucller$, lo lhe unders<on<"•ch I\ Ille plau ot bu\lne" ol lhf' unoon19""'<1 In •11 ma•le<$ P1'1••n•no 10 lh.,.,.l.ole ol said dec.oir"t wlthu\ tour m6ntM •ftt•r ,,,. llrst c>ul>l1Ullon of lhl\ nollte 0.led Fe1><uerv•. 1•1• f"it\t We\le-rn B•n~ •nd T ru\I P•Wden.t M.t1n 0111<4! Ent1110f 01 lhe Wtll OI IM .tb0¥' ,,.med Cle<-t sncx ANO MARSTON AttwMnalUw 1Mb•ICalW- Pa.-,CA•11t1 Tel: IJ1Jltf1·"1f ... 1-.J11t AttonM'I t. Eaec- Publl'ohlHI 0"'"9'! Co.ul Dally PllOI. Feb 10, 11, 14, •nd Mii•. 1. t•lb U1 I& '"T'lle ollly wey fe ecW... ...,,.... ... ..,, ferrniWW l»•lt h to Ill••• • cleer c-.checeor_.t ....... Ogtlell .... ·a has been said that.H'!!i!~~!il All WORK FULLY GUARANTEED our consc1cncc is that small, Inner voice that s poi ls •d i our run. Actually, our cons1•icnre 1s an cffccltvc guide to accepta ble behavior .•-----~~-~-----.~----~--~ When we do wrong, even when we 1.r~ not found out, we pay a severe pen alty becaus e we· cannot hide from our own conscience Most of us crave the ser eni t y of a clear conscience 1-'or those who haven't learned this fundamental met or life, Nash suggests that their. only hope for happiness 1s to have no conscient'e at all! • Our cx!>('nent'e enables us to ant1c1pate the needs of the ram11Jes we serve and lo provide for them crrectivcly . Al Sherrer Mortuary. no one 1s ever turned away for lack or funds. S!!~!K~R 916 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY' LAGUNA 81::.AOf 494-1535 SAN CLEMENTE 1r,n NORTH lL CAMINO Rb'ol '492-0100 (call ~2-s&1a) Put • few words to work for you In the DAILY PILOT Henry Block has 17 reasons why you should come to us for income tax help. 1• -l ~ , Reason 5. lf the IRS should call you 1n for an audit. H & R BloQk .lo with you. at no add1t1onat cost ot as a legal repr~sen tative. but we ca an swer all Questions about how your taxes were prepared. H&R BLOCK~ THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE COSTA MESA CORONA DEL MAR 117) H-'w -JUL I,. Sf. 210 L c .... Hwy. 0,.. t _, ,_ w....,... M W. a S.. ••MZ2' ()PIN T~HT ·HO .uPOIHTMIHT NICISUIY City of Huntington Beach ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF HUNTINGTON BEACH THE CITY OF HUNTINGTON BEACH IS NOW PREPARING A FEDERAL GRANT APPLICATION FOR $ 689, 000. THE RESIDENTS OF THIS CITY ARE ENTITLED TO THESE FUNDS UNDER THE HOUSING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOP- MENT ACT OF 1974. THE CITY NEEDS YOUR IDEAS REGARDING COMMUNITY l DEVELOPMENT NEEDS. PUBLIC MEETINGS ARE SCHE DULED FOR THIS PURPOSE ON: February ll, 1976 February 25, 1976 It BOTH WILL BE HELO AT 7:00 P.M. IN ROOM 8·7 OF THE CIVIC CENTE R You Are Urged To Attend ! FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL 536·5271 The Ho1Jsing and Community Development Citizens Advisory Comm1tt~ •' \ . -: a; .. . .. 1 r \I u l l1 l' <I v .II \i II l \ I Cl \ r l \' ., l j it d (1 g n n a h f- a d l • r c s J' <'I J (, ) \ ., ] ] ( f t I ' I ( J \ ( ( I , • • 'Camille,' 'Lulu' Open 'Letter ' Setf"or TV . ••n..-v·•-• IUCOUID'I CMIOIT t11 -· ML IUPU INVtlllll 111 -,,, ... II&--· _ _, ___ WMm UHi JIVll "' ,_., .. , AlOMA, IOllY l aOSI ,.._ _,., .... -.... -·--M19Yt¥ .. 1, WIHTllMAWlt "' --" MAN CALUD HOUI ,_. °""' ....... _ .. ON\' -·(AMt ICIUll IUTI "' _,..... OllllJtJ•"I nN LnTU INOIAHS l"l -111• ... -. MllT llll'OllTAlll llOllCll CllllOAfll UllOU ll •~H• UCIJ'T ~CIAL ....... 1...., Ill.Ow 1 .. , t 10c 19 ~II Sill "''' Ill~] ----WHm UHf PMI "" MIAU""'J ALONA, IOllY & IOSI "1 a•.- DOO DA r AITllHOOH ~ ltU1'6'1Aas IOllfl POKf 111 *N'I ·-PO. -YIVtoll WlNmlHAWK CN! -MAMIJ A MAN CALLED MOUi 11'11 wau-n-sn lt.ACICIUID'S GHOST "' (~P\Ut• JOU1N1Y UCX TO Ol iet ·-·-lf •MINIUI Luarf W Y1"1 IACI wmc nu DIVIL C"'1 -.v. 110 •as.us ..... ,_, •a-............. WtNTUHAWi< ,... -""'"°'' ..... UTIU llG MAN !NI o&MILTINft .. A_. Ufl I nMU OJ Glllll Y ADAMS 1t1 Ml. IU'la INVISllU"' -.Y,NOPUNS Collegiate theater openings lake the e.pqtlli;ht this weekend a!l Golden West ·ollege riitSt>S-lhtH-ur· lain on Ill> new adaptation of ·•Camille" and U<.; Irvine's drama students present three plays m as many C\'enini.:e, ''4 Golden W\.·'lt. the "romantic glimpse of another age" goes on stage Thur5day in the Actor's Pia~ box Theater to launch a three-weekend run of performances Thursday through Saturdity at 8:30 µ.m. Hcnala Florin, a former CWC actress, IS direct in~ the e laborate costume drama. Denise Dunne and Don I !ayes play the leading roll's, with Sherry llammn. Dan Baerg, Sue Bates, Jo:.in Hagerty, Ken Cope, Dunit Lawre nce, Bob Myers, Carolyn Mulsada and Steve Avery complet· ing the colh.•ge cast. Heservat1ons 892·7711, ex· tension 545. UC IRVINE'S dramu workshop will pr<>sent Nol•I Coward's s tylish c·omedy "Look After Lulu" on l-'r1day and Saturda} and a pair or one-acts - " llomc Free" a nd "The l\1 arnagc Proposal" on Sunday in the Little Theater 1n Huntington Humanities llall. Curtain is 8 p m . for a ll perform antes. L1nd•1 Boom• is direc·tins: "Lulu." a farciul com · Ni~ abuut a youni! woman in Paris. circu 1922 Joan McG11lis dll'ccts L:rnforcf Wilson 's "llome Free." about an incestuous n•laltonship, while Christie Williams 1!> :.ta~ing Anton Chekhov's "Marriage Proposal." Rcsen at ion~ 8.13-6617. TWO LOCAi. productions completing their respective engagements this weekend are "How the Other H alf Loves" al the Huntington Beach Playhouse and "Gypsy" at the S:in Clemente Com- munity Theater. John Williams' production of "Other Half" gives its final performances Friday and Saturday wil h Myron and Sharon Wilson, Beth Titus, John Loughman. J .0 . flcichcldcrfcr and'u Anne Kurtz compris in g ttu.• cast. Cur t ain is 8:30 at t ht• playhouse. 211 0 Main St., llunt1 nglon Beach. Resern1tions 812·5421. "Gypsy." 1111dc•r thr direction of Dan Verrc. continu.:s tonight through a clos ing pcrform:in.cc Sund:iy at varvmg l'IJrlain timce, al the dinner . ~ theater, 110 1\\cn1da P1cu, San Clemente. with It's II, Not Too LOS ANGELES IA I') -Whal to call a sequel? P:iramount chose "T!lc Ciodfathcr, Part 11 ... Twen· t1cth Century· Fox "The f'rcnch Connect ion I I." MGM, wh1c·h h ud a working title or "That's Enter· tainmenl. Too." has decided lo call it "That's En- . tertainmenl. Part 11 "No reason given. i ~NCA AU CINEMAS SI.JS Tll 2:30 P.M. "WINTER HA WK" IPGI Z: I 5-4:00-5:50 7:l S·f:25 "AMO NOW MY LOVE" (PG) I -Intermission Tom Titus Audrey Sperling. Denise Dale~ and J ohn Mori.In heading the cast. Reservations 4!.12 9950. ANOTHER .VERSION of ''Gypsy" is on lhc boards at the Westminster Community ThcJ ter, 7272 Maple Ave., West minster, under the dirc,·t1on of Sondra Evans. Doris Allen, Sue Pcllc~r1n1 und Dwt\ieorgc play the principal roles in th~ mus ical, presented at 8:30 1-'riday and Salurday. Reserva - tions 893·8626. - South Coast Repertory c·o ntinues tonight through Sunday al 8 u't•lock w11h Martin Benson's production or "Thl' National Health" al the Third Step Theater, 1827 Newport Hlvd., Costa M1..·sa. The satirical comedy about Lfirt4ish hospital!> features J large SCR cast. Reservations 646· 1363. -• BACKSTAG E Community th<.':tlcr afi· c i on ;.i d o s w h o ' v e f o 11 ow e d t h e c ar t> ,. r o r \\'c!>tmins tcr's Hill Cullt•n l "O;n id and J.1-.:1." .. Once Upon a Mattrcs~." ''Light p lhC' Sk~ :· \.'11· ) can catch the young actor -now kno\\n as Wil11Jm Kirby Cullen to distinguish him from the ~<1me show host -tonight in a ~uest shot on "One Day at a Time" al 9:30 on <.:B.S. Channl'l 2 • -ntl 1001 r u1r IXJ tJ "IUCDEAlD'S GHOST"' WJOUIHEY ••CK To or IGI THE CITY SHOf>PINC CENTRE ORANGE •532 6121 ~CITY CENTRE CINEMA.~ S.A FRWY CMANCMESTE R ()(,I C.G. FRWY ICITV OR. EX I A '"WIMTHHAWI(" v~ ..... SUPEI IHYISlllr ~ •Al0t1A.. IOllY & ROSfM ~ '"WHITl llHl flVH" IN-I ~ "'1DAS CHAINSAW MASSACRIE"llU "TORSO" Sp..:111P,.c.e 12·JO 10 2:00 p.m. Cn.ct~ S-& Holl I SI .U Open Doily 12:30 p.m. US S••flt•tr SO JJS7 mr "rn•' JAQllllC:MOUOM "Off( FLEW OVER THE CltlOO'S NEST" (R) 1 )t .. ,,., Ut/\-.1-J:l~l·Jt-J:A~l•ll CINEMALAND 11 U St H~•l0t • A•.ott• ") 1'81 lltl tlh,..,. "R09SJ£R COGBURN" •-••u '"'fW" 1:t~-1t:11 "MOW MY LOVE" -, ..... '"'""" 1:1.- CINEMALAND UU '.t Jil»"Ct &1 .. ,,... U~ 1501 .. ,, , ..... 1. '1lOG OAY AfTCJNOON" '·'~"'°' . S•T!'W' I' O ·I '' ••• , '11ROW~l~.G POOL" \U /1UH • Ot-a;IO CINEMAUND U U \t Hl'Dtl .,.,,,m U~ 1~1 flU IH•111r. ··srou or o" Ill 6•U·"4t U TJ'UN >:t0..6:U·t:40 "Tit[ 8008 TUBE" lilt '"'""" 1:40.4:\1 ... lt LOS ANGELES Nathaniel Jlawthorm"s "Thtt Scarlet l,l•ttcr." made into movies 1n l!H6 and 1926. will get u m•w tre<itment as a l~ o hour ftlm fM N nc T~lt•\ IMun RolJert Radnill will µroducc the dtt!is1c a:-. part of the ncw ··,\me r1c·an f'nm1ly Thc;.iter" wh1d1 Ill' will host <~nd m;1kc throulth Radmtz.Mattc l l'roduc· lions. .,'( --.. .. l11EASTMAN COLOR *" lll'rdn•" UACOSTAMISA 5404594 UA WISTMJNSRR ~).0546 CINIMA LANN llM- 635·7 .. WINNER 6 GOLDEN GLOBE AWARDS IHCLUDIMG BEST DRAMATIC ACTOR. BEST DRAMATIC ACTRESS. IES1' DR.AMA TIC FILM. BEST DIRECTOR. .Ma. NICHW GMIFLlWCWER 'IHI . C~NEST · Un1lt d Artists "ROYAL FLASH" "SHHlC>a HOLMES' SMARTH HOTHta• IPGI "SUMSHIHE BOYS" lPGJ ''1' AKI THE MOHIY AHD au"'' "DIRTY MAn. ca.1.n UlRV" "YAHISHIHG POIKT'' "GOHE IN 60 SECOHDS" lf'GI "HAPPY NEW Y£AR" 1 ''WHITE LIME FEVER" ll'Gt BIG NEW SHOW.S. AT EDWARDS CINuiAS .I Q Th~ Devil in ~ M1ssJones tHEY DON'T MAXE LOVE UKE THIS ANYMORE... But two of ~·s gttatest slan dkll.w1 this is their hiLtrious and touching story! Z:I S.S:4S.t: IS \ "ALOHA. •011Y] a. ROSE" ll'Gt I I_ 4:00-7:10 __. WALT DISNEY'S "BLACXBEARD'S GHOST" (G) ':30.5:00.1:30 "JOURNEY BACX TO OZ" lGl 3:25·7:00 "WHITE LINE FEVER'' IPGI 4:10-7:35 "ALOHA, IOllY & ROSE" 2:30·5:50·9:30 pl'yed by )/\MES BROUN and JIU ~lA"8UltGH !lf'~li'~ 1'~11~.>l.l 'W r 111i W11 11J '~'' 1 l\lfo19"1UIOl'fSIW;4 ~l~IM"tll lllMIJI! flt•l"IJllMll#lllR 111rm 11witl11111~ ti!l!i It • .,, llft ~ 11• 1, Jt-1 ' Al 1 ~.rti. l{fff l!t'\~lll ' 11.U.~ R llQTitlCltll c1·l Or•Qll ,, "'''" H' ~ ~ 1t, t. 1, '¥' .., ~"MCA R,, ""''A llpea l .. -·-·-·--~ PUTT THIATRI 2 IN THI CITY CINnl OUNOl t 634-9212 MANN'$ SOUTH COAST PLAZA II 685 SUN1LOWH STllET COSTA MlSA e 549--3352 'AClflC'S Ht-WAY 39 DIJV11H llACH IM. w. '°"'" 8f OoW11H OIOYI rwY. WUTMINllR • JlW212 . .. ' ' . . . .. . .11 .. "' STA~EY KUBRICK R 'l'AN O'NEAl • MARISA BERfNSON "MAONlrlCU'T UHUHAINfrlll flO . tu,."uo111. LUS~ ao~alous. fH tlll llltNG . HAUMf lNO "'AN$POATIH0 THI:' V1t.Wl" IHTO A WO~LO Of LOHQ AOO AtlO QlUflfltQ rHl atHO Of MAGIC r(W MO't'l(S ACCOMPllSH A"O ~(W OUUCT0~$ ATTlMPJ IN A \If( llill( .... .._ " ... ,_ f ll ,,.~ ..... ,, rED_!!~~~.~~~~A -lco.!!:"w•~-~01 .,"".........,.nut GOLOEN GLOBE A.WARD WINNER FOR BEST FOREIGN FIL M. ENGLISH LANGUAGE (PO) 1WH1TEUll -lEVEA9- l'lU~ OllVE.R REED ~ t•ot /. L MON UU ,_tAaH f CO.to eo l AO'f I~ $AT 1lASH tt JO.),,._, 10 l AO'f' ltO.tOO.tOU $UH l AOf t UCM "'-1 JG HAS'4 JH~>O ,O.IO r:~~~!,9~J.C}~~~~,L l ,~. The Muter1>i-ol Love end SubmlHlon Thel Stunned France WAlllR MATTHAU, BEST ACTOR IN A COMEDY RICHARD BCNJAMJNE, BESl SUPPORTtrlG ACTOR BEST PICTURE.COMED\I f edwards BRISTOL CIHlMA TOGETHCR FOR THE ht TIME The Liie andTimtt of GRIZZI:Y ADAMS 3 DAYS OF THE CONDOR I.IT'S .. " 111111 -HARBOR TWIN ".UtO••t•1UO. CO'\ fa wfh ·~· CINEMA WEST W'IHw .... nu •T•°'-OttfW't\1 WUTMIH CtHTlt nM•tJ "THE TEXAS CHAIN SAW MASSACRE" u . ' ) .. -• . ' ' \ ... ~ .. \ • . ' ' ' -: • • ' \ • ' ,? ~ ' ' ( .. { • ~ i ' . • ... •· ' . . ' ~ • " • .· ... " . A I 0 OAIL y PILOT Tuesday. Feb/Ll!J'.Y 10. 1978 ! ' Tonight's TV Highlights A BC f) 8 · 00 -J Jappy Days. The guys take Fonzie's advice and stage a "beauty contes t " 111 their late.st efforf to meet the girls of their dreams. • KHJ '0 8 00 "Th. T~ing of the Shrt'W." Elw.1l>elh Taylor aru l RH:hard Burton in one of the bt'tter t<iMcm efforts as the stars of Shukcspcar c 's r au cous com ·dy, t1 HJ(j7 movie CBS 8 11 . :10 "'T h<· California Kid ." :\brtin Shrc·n .rnct Vit Morr~\W head th~ cast of this HJ7't movie <lr~ma. KTT V 0) 12:00 -"Kentucky ." Waltt•r Brl'nnan won one of nis three ~scats in this 193X ni<'k with Loretta llouog and H1c harct Crcl'nl' TV DAILY LOG Tuesday Evening FEBRUARY 10 ED S.1u11ion Comedy ED Addams f1m1ly 9:000 @(1)(j)M'A'S'H AA old 1om1rice ol H1w~tye's (Omo ~t~ 10 haunt him when the obj«t ol hi\ 11tec11ons, Catlye W11ton'(zues1 Blylhe Oanntt), 1s une~pectedly 11· 6:00 0 a ool ED m rn News s1&ntd to the hosp111f unit H I (~l 8J !J 3 2i o N110 ni111t 0 Bmnu C~ O ANGIE DICKINSON (•1 ram11, Att111 * AS "POLICE WOMAN" 0 Ironside 0 i! I oj'{lo €Il Polite Woman ID PirtridSt Family "Gintr•tion ol btf ' S1r Pepper ~Ad1m 12 SpJnl1h Olar11• A~duson poses n 1 Lu Vegas ~ • cl'r111t 1ul •• •• eUOlf tv t•Kk '6 (~ 8 I Stir Ire a ''~n1pp1n1 n st 1n whtch 1 mob m l:tttJn' Om llfl s son 11 1bduc:led by I mil {il l1ttlt R1u.ils ''"I lt1dt1 Rnch!dultd 6 l0(6Jm Andt Gt1tl1t~ Show 0 ('29 11 )l3 lEf)Xll Winlel (l<JI Merv Gnllon Sllow 011111p1c G1111u (2h1) lod1y's eanll i'1 i Stump Ult Stm include Men 1 C11nt Slalom. Mens I lhr Utcltk COmPfnt 'oO() M SPotd S'•M&, Womtn 1 AmtllUll OutdOOllMU i.aure S,11tn1 •nd ltt Hotby. t:1Hopin1 liouuut m lht Ud Onu 7.00 0 0 0 Qj ~ m CD"'~ Ya11tly Siio• (l trtt11k!t I Mu1k1I Ctiit6y 0 l oei1n1 IOI Dotfm 9.JO 0 17 t JI (. Off °'' Al " Ti•• Io (';19 I ) 8on1nu J~lir and Ann tilCt ont or the most (8 To lefl the Ttulh mhuf 1tmt1 1n thtll hves-Jut1e 0 Conctnl11hon mus! come to Wms ..-11h bt1n1 • ID I lo;e lllCJ "nm1n, and Ann •1th be1nc ii (D lhe fBI mother .11 'l 1~ Cunsmo•e ED Ille Adams Ch1onidu "John I l• loba Adami M n11ttr 10 Ctol 811t11n" Wom1n! fl /84 1181) Ottmalrc Sctlts €D fl Choltt Add1m1 h mllr 10:00 O 17 3 a Switch! Joan Blon· J;lO 0 Hui Treuurt Hunt dell Rutlh u Otloro Lut, hud ol 0 .'.13 '6 10 E?;) Holiy•ood Squaiesl 1 l•nHIV sptc141111ng 1n utothons, 8 love Amt11t1n Sl)le who 111n to t1Jmt M•t •nd have Wotld ol Surmal him 1cnl lo 1a1I 10 Ptl 101 her hus· I 8 Phyllls band ,fllinR killed In pt11on m Ctltbtlty Bowhn1 0 13 o ,OJ aJ City of An· Bt1d1 Bunch I £tis "Int llovembtt Plan" Jakt N1tron1I Ceoc11ph1c Spt(l•tl Aamin\111 is 11ced w1lh the job ol · lhe Animals Nob<Jdy ln•td '.Dotu t 1•mult1nto11~lt try1nll to unm11k 1 mtnrary "hoeh tain •n ob1e<ti;t udte ol lttuonous par11ofs and Inoa at the ·u1m1~r1" of lht prottct lht lilt ol Mary l\1n1\lon A11m1un Y1ot-tht t1illt1n1,e. lhe1 \Mttrdoth Buitr 811nty), 1 hom1 coyo!e a"d lht '" d mumnc tldt suspttt who h•1 been framed CD Adam·12 I by lht plottm Dorolhy Malone, 1.00 O 17 '3 '9 Good limn l.Jutenc& lutl.1nb1ll, CD. Spradhn 0 ll 6 to m Mo11n' On • A I and ~ltPhtn flholl cuut P1rt II tl•·mt Ii Nor A Hou1e $onn1 and1 ot 1 Ill pm episode 1•1 come 10 the 1 d of J no non 1 0 liews 1~01~ "'do.; tColl ~ '.'.1lco•I "ho rs1 o Pttry Mason de1rnr"ntd to loe~'e Mt mob11e m ID "etn ~ome on 1 tot .,, rd lo her by ht1I Wildlife AdVtntutt late hu1b1nd • I 11 "h"h 1urn1 0111 1 N1d11 Caro to be 1 put 1c ~u~ on Mob t Al• 7~ Low AmttK~n Siylt Nn>I IO;JO m ED NtwJ O MMt (Cl (2hfl "Tht lnd1u ED Monty Pylhon's flrlni Citc•i F1shte1" ( .. es) ~) -l\ot• Douclu 11:00 ~ 3 0 m CD Ht•I (lq Mart•ntll• I e 10 'l3 '6 News 6 Mom. "lht loncut 01f'1 But ol Gtoutho tdra) '6Z lo~" v.nre. R1th1td 61 Tht Honeymoonm Button N•n'Y fond1. Robetr 0 Oll~ SJiidotn otr~; a l 3 CD Hi ppy D•ys m Cathy's M.AGIC FING~RS "Bnulv c~nlr;r v.rien R1th1e ano1 * Make T~eir Debut Join h11 p•I~ b•tome de1p~ndftnt beuu1• The Excitement TONITE th•y ..en I dahnp, !ht mn•,t popul111 m Ml'7 Hartman, Mary li1ttm1n lHll on h1rh SChllOI, lhty tl•t fon : Q) lhru Stoo&n conlhl 10 hrte lhe g11h or thror '16 Comht l•'-'1 advou Ind 1t1ge a "1hadt" I (17 l Barile line d•um' €tJ Robert M1cNtil Report ()Million S Mo•tt: It) (2hr) "the \?<> 18) lrulh 01 Consequentei T1m1ng ol the Shrt11" ldtu t./ €D Clnrm1 J4 {lo1•~"h h11nr H•chMd Au1ton ll:JO 0 17 l3 CBS lair Movlt: (C) ID MATCH WITS WITH "Ca111orn11 ~id" ld11) '14-MuM * ROBERT Q. LEWIS Shtto Vic 110110 .. TONITE AT 8 0 13 6, 10 al Johnny C11son m I 0 !ht Honeymooners Cto11 Will 6 Movir. "lolltrbulls" (com) '43 a:J Mod ~uad "'"I and ~a•dr ffi Nrw' .. • 0 ("1 a l 3 ABC Mystuy 76 Mo.it. (C) 11h1) fht !'jun s ,,r In Act h" (R) Edd Sln'l" '""' 1 1 1) '1 A 1d10 ete e on l<•p~ ,,,, I•'• 1 ~ ·~ 1,~11 Ryrn•I Sta's ~ c~upmro I lht f8t .. .. , M l•H'e MW•t 0 Movtt (C) lht hn tdn) C9 , II. funit tu"· Ceo•~e sa~de•I A•11• >t11 '"'' I .~e •t ho l•O Gtl Sm1rt 8 30 0 17 3 Popi I.• • r I • ,,. m Nun molh ... ,, "' \ Al• , •••• ~ I• rno . Su Hun4rtd M1lltnn11. Chin1'1 I It~" ~n1e11~e 1'0\ m~tt ail!n Htslory Unr111htd CR) t n lo h•r •" 1 '"' 1 htl to marl) 12 oo O Tw1h&hl lone h•m lh•\ d!'C•4• In t,r•o l•••r tl 1 m M0<1t: "itnt11<•y'' (dta) '38- lh•i ' tourhh·D w.lh I liltlt pl•n tmel!• Youn~ R.ch11d Ctttnt. ot 1ne1t """ Q) Mo•ir· "lhrie Blondes in His 0 NEW COMEDY SMASH ltlt'' tdral 60 lr-tk M1t1ono. * LAVERNE & SHIRLEY IZJO O M•rbtt'7 RfD O ( 10 a ) 1 CD l mrne and 11 Mo.,e: "Gunaa Din" (adv) ·39 Shttl•1 Rowf1n.: lot R111b"''''' ·Clry G11nt, DouRIH fa1rb1nks. Jr t Avt•ne ~ \h•rl•1 an~ t~e11 all R111 1:00 0 13 I> ,10 al Tomouow ()<lwhnK 1um 111• on lhe oubl1c O Gent Autrr ·-••t.,1n1 dtpMlm.,11'\ l•Am on ot I I :lO (17 13 Mov1t: (C) "la ol the la· d" to Rrl mn w1ln ~mn lus" (wes) '64 -Dale Roberlson. ' b1f,.•"1 lou• vu•d• wlul'\ brrn 1:45 E) lolo•tt. "lht H1n1m1n" (.-u) bthllllne 1nr w vr11r,1na 11wnc '59 Rnbett hylo1, 110 lord. 19 I Bobby Vinton Show 2:00 m All·"1aht Show. ''fli&hl !Qr ID Mm C11lhn Show fteedom," "Hi&htr 1114 Hi&htt" €tJ to1utt1p1ect lhulre: Upsl1i11. J:OO 0 Movie. "Art1101ed Com1111nd" DownJ111n "Home f11u" (Rl Jean (d11) '61 -hrt Holliman, Ho...11d Mitsh 1111l. Ktel, T1n1 l ou1st. Wed nesday DAYTIME MOVIES 9:30 O "One Hu1rnly "'chi· (mull 'JI l"M Bc•es. htl1n lm (C) "Dvtt ol fut" \ld•I to I m 1ndo I 1"'4\, I o~n• Or1t 10 00 6 (C) "lht Ciul Can't Hitp It" l'"uq 'S6 -ll)nt M1Mh•ld, !Otll ,.,,:1 11,00 ID "lhvn4tr 111 lhr Vallfy" (dt1) '47 -lon McC1lltsttt, CtoeM. Pero Mn C11ne1 1:00 O '1t0ptr Tiles A lr1p" (com) '19 -Con\l1n<e Bennett. ftot1nd Youn a ,. "Wd et Holst" (dtl) '6) -Su11Mt Plt<.hclle. ly lilrd1n 230 0 (Cl "Spttt Monller" <~• 11) 'fi4-f1111(;1nt YDfk hmmy 811con. J.00 10) (C) "Tht l111palltnl Ht1t1" (d11) ·JI -C1mt Snod11m. Mw;hul 811!141>n l.~ O IC) ·rm llt hll" (dta) '69 -tout\ Jourdan, C.11011 O'Connor. 811dl01d O.llm1n. Man and Machi11e The physical agility and mechanical abili- l'y of man is r e flected a top Pacific Tele phone building in R e dding. ThC' spider -like wot kman on the squar e web is helping to tonstruct antenna to,wer and microwave penthouse for transmission of long distance calls. 3,000 GM Autos May Have Defects DETROIT (U Pl J Gcner:.il M otors Corp s aid i t w;1s r c('al11ng abo ut 3,000 c urn.·nl model cars and 575 GMC motor homes because of d efects tn\·olvi n ~ transmissions and sh.~er mg cont rol. A GM spokesman sau.J drivers m ay not be :.iblc· to select the correct ~c<1r position because or an improperl y i n st al led stop on the transmission lmka~c of some Buick Regal , Ct•ntury. L eSabre and Electra mml<'ls and on som e Oldsmnhilc Cutlass models ,\ drt ver t h1nk 1ng the car has been sh1fll·ll into neulral may actually he in the d r ive position . possibly causing the r ar to lurch unexpectedly . GM said The GM C motor homes ___________ are b e 1n~ r cc allc c1 because a retaining not may he m1ss1n~ from the intermcd1at l' stct'nng shaft Tk1s l'Ould t·:11.1~1· t he st ccr i,,g sh a.ft lo Sl,paratc. rC'sullin g in " loss of stccnllg t't>nll'ol. GM said Pacific City Bank 16041 Colden West Huntington Beach, Ca. The Boar d of Directors of Pacific Ci ty Bank Decemberl9, dec lared a on 1975, Stock Di vidend of five percent, payable on January 26, 1976, to Sha reholders of record December 9, PtJIU.IC '.'JOTICt: F ICTITIOU\ ISUSI HE~S NAMESTATEMl;NT Thit toUow lnq per\On\ ar• dOH\oQ t>u\1 nt'h •\ BAILEY SP,.pqf BVtLOfq~ 1601 So Sin< latr Suite I(, An•tw•m. CA t1I06 'taberf M e .. ,,.,.,, 404 ~n Se He"oorl ~•< 11. CA '?&OJ Cortlttn TP11\ bu'Stftt'S\ 1\ condur 1t"d bv ef't un ln<.OOf'PQf'At~d .l\WC1'1tion Oll'\1H IMn 4 p.jtf1¥f\hl0 Aobtrl M 8••'"Y fht\ \t•t~m,.nt w•\ 111~ 'lllrith thie County C•trk 01 Or•f'Qt: Coul\ty on 1975. 0. B. Walter Jan ... rv 11' 191" n 1H4 P • Pvbtl\~d Or•not (06\t O~•'• P olo< ._ __ ....;..;..;re;..;s;.;.1d;..;e;.;.n;..;t ____ -' J.,. u•nd Fe<> 1. 10.11. "" J0116 FINANCIAL FIRM SEEKING OFFICE SPACE IN AIRPORT AREA Approximately 10.000 s q, ft. Principals only. Submit proposals to lox 610 TM Daily Pilot P.O. lox 1560 Costa Mna. Co. 92626 ,,_;,:;, ___ _ - 'Catc1a11p Year Labor's Inflation. Some Wigs Deductible Race Hurts U.S.? NEW YORK <U P() - The cost ot a wig or toupee can be a tax deducl1on un- der certGin conditions. nc- cordlntt to JI and R Block, lax preparation service. llnlted Press lnlcrnalional Um on bosses are calling 1976 a "catchup" year -a year lo catch up w ith losses suffered during the r ecession. H air pieces prcscril>ed b y 3 doctor t o relieve physical or m ental anguish caused b y baldness have been r uled legitimate tax deduction s. T he deciding factor is that they serve a definite thffli)eutlc func- tion beyond cosmetic r e- asons and convenience, the service said. Trucker s, rubber and electrical worker s, building tradesmen and some 15 million public employcs are bucking for increases in pay and fringe benefits. E conomists say the dl'munds could result in more infl<1tion "Most fore('tlSt(•rs urc cull· ing for inflation between 5 and 7 percent," s aid Dr J oseph Sen eca . c ha irm an of the economics d c partmcn~ u t Rutger s Colltge "Bl'T IT THINK you could see a mark ed upward change 1f these contract scttkm(>nts run higher Ir labor unions presl> \ ery hard for sign1fic<1nt Wil{!CS. ··certainly thc r c'l> a g<;od case that the untt>ni. mav fed there's some cat ching u1» to be done .. M :iJor union c<11lll':H:I ~ t O\'l'I' ing som l' 4 5 m1ll1on tnduMrtul workers a n• S('ht'dul<'d to cxp1rl' this ye<1r ;rnd hugc wu~c and fr inge demand s are cxpt'clcd Police. fireml•n and other puhllt· employes, <:onsidercd n "ttn · derbox" by new Labor Sel·rctary W. J . U scry, could be even tougher at the bargaining t able. I.AST MON'fll. polkc :1ncl firemen in thl• District of C•>lurn b1a won an IR p<•n·ent pay hik<• ovN 10 mC1nths. Poht•t• 1n Prine<· Gl'Ol'{!l'S County, Md , ;1j.!ri•cd lu an average• 14 5 Pl'l'<'l'nl 1nc·n·;1:.c· O\'er t WO Yl'iffl- USl'I")' pn·d1ch ~1·ttlc m(•Oh \.\ill avl'ragl' ;1ho11t Ill 1H.•rc1·nt th•~ year . but I hl· 111~ u111ons ~-·~ th~y \\ant m orC' Prcsrc'knt II arry Brid~es 11f lhe lnternat 1011:.i l Lon~~horcme11 and Warehou s emen ·~ Un11w. whost-c ontract doci.n't l1xp1r1• until 1978. sate! tht• aq·rag worker's net income ha~ clethn1•d !l percent. "It's definitely a catch-up year." said Charles MC\rclante, head of the 720.000-member New JerSf?Y I\ FL-CIO. "We're going a fter the dollars in hand.1 ' Food Costs Eating Up Consumer Dollar WAS HI NGTON Pr<'l1m1nary government estimates which have not yet been published show American con-~ sumers spent 17 .1 pen ·l'nt of their takc·home pay for food last year comparer! with 16.9 percent i n 1974. ' The fi~ures, described~by an Agriculture Ocpaft.ment source as tentative and subject to revision, showed 1975 was the second straight., yi:ar in whi ch consumers l ost ground to food inflation THE PERCENTAGE OF consumer afler·t ax incom e spent lo pay grocery bills had declined steadily from 20 percent in 1961to 16.;J percent in 1972 and 1973 befor e j umping 0.6 percentage paints in 1974 ;1ndanother0.2pointsl ast year. ~ • Mor e conl'1rmation of the relative incr ease in the grocery bite • out of consumer incomes last year came in a r eport published today IJ~ t he foreign agricultural ser vice. l t showed that American factory l'mploye:. had to w ork two hours and 16 m inutes in 1975 to buy nine i.electc·d foods which rt-quired only one hour and 32 minutes to earn in 1 !17·1 In C'omr>anson. fat'tnry workers in 13 foreti:n countries, who work for longer than /\mcr1t'ans to puy their food bills. improved their re. l.1t1n• Mandtni:: last year . The new estim ates showed that the same nml' foods cost the for eign workers four hours and 34 minutes of \\urking time last year, a deelin~ of 16 minutes from 1974. THE FAS REPORT, which covered a total of 19 differ ent food items, dtd not give any comparison with 1974 for American and fore1i.:n workers The comparisons were m ade independently by rht'C'k ing w orking time figures for nine foods included i n a repart publL~hed last year with figures for the same foods- O\·t·r Th" <:ountt~r NASO LiJtinq' Ott Otl Oii Oft OU °'' Ott Oii OH Ot1 ()It 0 1! 11 T II.I •0 ' .... e I ., 8') t it 17 >• 1 I 1.• MUTUAL FUNDS NEW YOR llonct\t~ 4 6J S t:grr1 ~o 10 U II S llT\Ptl Cp 8 01 I U I 13 • S• PLI l rn •·•• 1 )I 8~1•nt 18 U N L. IUPI) -FollowonQ Bo\I Fon • 01 9 81> Ellun Tri u 00 Imo Gth 1 01 11l •.•• 10 al PlllCE llOWE. C.ptll 1 .. N L. I\ a 1111 ot bld and 8rOW1> ) )8 ) •I EMrQy ll II N L Inc 8o\I tit Ir I G<wlll II OS N '... Stoc;~ 1).01 N L. ~\~eel prices on CALVIN FUNDS· Falrlfo '01 9,91 Ind F"m , " . 1 IJ ) I I lncom '., N L SIS GllOUP· Mutual Fund\ u Dull Fd I> SI I) 61 Fm Burr I )6 N L lnt~von 1 8' I S7 fndp F 7 37 I Dt t~w Er• 10 to N L Ctwlll •.H 7 )7 Quoled by tM N"!>O Ccln ro 171 9 17 FEDERATED GR : Ill lnvt\I 10.39 1119 Ma\\ F 10 II II IS Nw Hor 7.:i. N.L. lncom I 71 9 Sl Ill( Olv Shr l IS ) 0 A L•lldr 8 90 9 0 lnY*rn G 8,U N L SS l'NCL" Pro Fd S •l N L Komp C 10 H 11 " N•lwd 9 SS 10 44 Em~·· 18 17 . Inv Gufd 7 9\ N l MIT 10" lt • .S Provo Gt 1.70 •• ., Kmp M 1.00 N.L. MoftClay NY \/en 10,97 119J 1tn Emp ''"o • tnv lnolc 1.16 N L MIG 916 10 S1 Prud SIP •.90 10.81 Smm1I ')81015 February 9, .. 16 CG Fund 9.IJ 10 U FIDELITY Inv Bos t0,66 11.6S MIO 13 11 14.IS PUTNAM l ecMI 1,01 1.61 1110 Ask CG ln(F e.u • 91 GROUP: INVES~ MFO 11.l7 n.i. flUNM: Surv•v " '·~ '·'° Adm Gw 310 .. Cllp P1w ,. JI N L 8nd <!Cb • •? • , COUIUEL MCO ll.lS 10• Convtr 10 ., 11,•J Tempi G 9.1' 10.n Adm Inc J SJ ... 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"Which 1s the larJ:t•81 hotl'I chain'>'', m nny i>erfoM -rO\Jld probttbly an1wer, eurl'('ttly, HoluJay lnns With sotne 1,700 est.11bhshml·11t.s, I lohdny J nn~ hus for rent each day an in<'red1bJe 267,()(J() room:. 1hkcd the ques- uon. Whi<'h 1i; tht• lar.:est n·~1.1urant <'.ham 1 " n1t111y pers ons could probably al~o an'iwc r. correctly. McOonald's. With mon: thuo 3,000 units 11\ the United States. Md >on.1ld s M 1ll:-. so many hnml>urgcrs that average daily re ce1pts total an 1ncrl.'d1 ble SS 5 m1Jlton Money Tree H oliday Jons and M cDonald s .ire t>ot.h franch1st'1 s m eamn~ that most of the units that be.tr thl'lr n:imec; ar'' owned by licensees Hoth 'omfJmlll':O. 11ow h;n•l annuul sales a pprox. imating Sl b1lhon . HOW MANY PERSONS, thoui;:h, \\ould be able to iden- tify the company wh1d1 docs whal both llohday Inns and McDonalo s do feed and lodgt.' people • a n<l now ran ks thJrd behind these two giant:. Y.Jth annujl sales of $750 mtlhon., The answer. surprisingly. is Mar11ott Corp. a compdny that has patched together a clutch of different b~s esses to expand its sales by s1ic times over the vast JO ye . Marriott has hotels, 31 of them with .1 tof'a(s 13 300 rooms. and they generate (.1t 1 utes cons1uer.,~ h1ghr1 lhan Holiday Inn) revenues or more than S200 m1lhon .1 year .Marriott h as restaurants -thiit was 1ls ongmal bus1 ness. Among them a re llol Shoppes caf<'lenas, I-arrell's l<'l cream parlors Big Boys coffee shops and Roy Rogers Cast food restaurants There are more tha n 400 u111ts 1n 28 states, and they generate s ales of more than $250 m1lhon a year MARRIOTT'S TIDRD prong 1s ins11tul1onal fec<11ng It provides food service for businesses and schools but especially for airlines Marriott maml a1 ns kitchens at 51 airports around the world, s upplying 75 different airlines, among them Amen can Airlines, TW1\ and the Soviet Airline. AeroOot. Ring up another S250 m1lhon for lh1s d1v1s1on Not content with fccdcn~ and lodgtni:! us Marr1oll will make a bid this year 1 o m u 1 ilkl' flol1duy Inns un<I McDonald s hy <'ntcrta1n1ng u:. .1 );,i Walt U1sncy Jul-t 10 lime for the B1centenn1.1I 1t will unfurl two • Gr~ttl AmC'nca theme parks f<.aturing 11des. sho\\ s, -;hops and r est3urants The, first ont> will op<'n ;\larch 20 i.tl S;i11l<i Cla1 a . 40 m iles south of s.rn 1··ruoc1-;co The SC Miid JS scheduled to open May 29 al Gurnee, Ill , midway between Chicago a nd Milwaukee l Marn oll s appetite for expansion has occas1onally re- sulted in inchgcst1on In 1971, 1t got into the booming cnus c ship business by a cqumng the Sun Lmc which oper;ih , cruise s hips m the-C1mbbean duri ng the winter and in the Mediterranean during the summer Alon~ came the Turkish Greek war c>vcr Cyprus -and presto, there " a~ no Mediterranean cru1!>c hustnl'~s TllE SlJN Ll~E accounts for onlv I pcrrent of Mar- riott s sales bul 1l:. 1974 7'i Op(•rat1on~ produced J S.5 M m1l11on toss -and that" as enough to bn:Jk a 14 year ~\rsn~ of profit mcreases for M;;irrwll While M arnoll earn(' rt S:l8 mil hon 1n its latest hsrnl year, its debt has so.JI cd tn such heights that it's now p~y1n~ annual mtcre:.t or SUI 101111011 Jt has yet to pay a ca-;h d1v1dend Sh.irehol11l'rs .simply have to be content "1th watchmg the sales {!o up LA's Phone Callers Need 8 Directories ind r·q1rrss cd ,a doubt 1 hnt lhl' companv s-jm1poscd -10 < l'nls .1 mopth reduction in llat rate rcs1dent'c services \\Ill offs('t the a dded cost to !>UbSC'n btir s \\ho n('cd .IS• s1stancc for calls w1thtn their home areas but arc not tn· eluded sn the directones sup· 'lllcd to them " The wholC' m atter is being consider ed by the California Pubh<' Ut1ht1es Commission as part of a SI l!l m1lhon rate inr1 ease requested by Pac1f1c Telephone .~U.S. Auto Dealerships Decline During Year DETR011' <AP) -More •: than 500 don1c~t1c new r~•r de· • alc.>rc;h1ps went out of business ·during recession pla~ucct 1975. th<' stcepc~l rlrop in f1vl• years and the 20th year in u row that the numhcr of auto outlets has declined Saddleback Management Talk Slated ACCORDINC. lO an a nnual survey by the trad" JOUmOJI /\ u t o m o t 1 ., 1• N cw s th c n11mbt•r of dealers franch~rl with U S .1ulo companies fell by 527 during last Yl'3r Lo a low of 24 45:1 The lust time 1nor e denl er sh1ps d tsup· J><'a red 1n a single year was in 1970, when there was a drop of 945 The latest count 1s down to :ibout hal( the numher or di:!· nlerships 10 busm~ss JUst after World War ti and cotrh pares w ith 41 ,000 doing bU:'.\I• ness m 1956, when \h~ swa d:.' decline ucgan lndustry analysts atlnbUtf the sharp drop Jast year ttH)l~ st'vcre recession which ~rrp~ pied auto snl<'s By contra.st. 369 o utlets folded 1n 1974. when the industry was depressed by concerns over fuel shortages. and ollly ~2 d1sappcarrd in the record sales year of Hl73 THE 20· \' E i\ R dt'rlmc 1n lhc numhcr or dealrrsh1ps h~s been blamcci on lhc de· m1se of nil but four auto mnnufarturcrs. incrcosrd t nm pet 111\ c prcs~ures m oh· I ainm~ fr am h1se!\, ,m!l the h11J:c Jn\' l'o;tmc.>nts now n:- q111rt'1I 10 OJ>l'r!JlC 0 Ol'W c.:ir outleL Accordm ~ lo th~ J\ulo News survry, Chry!\lt>r Corp. de- alers accounted for ruorc than hal! the lOUil decline 10 1975. I • A J 2 l>AIL y PILOT Tuesday. February 10, 1978 .. ) 0 .~ OD Continentals wide-bodied DC-10's you get two Hollywood films and plenty of extras. Featuring specially condensed movies at no extra cost. · . The films picrun:d :ire just a fl'w of many ro bl' ~hmv11. · GF.NTLF.M~"'"S nu: BARRAIUAN T l Ir. FLIM-H.AM MAN LAURA AGRl-.E~ u~;-.r:· A!°'ID Tl lE GEISI IA TI IE AGONY AND TIIE TIIE GRAPES OF WRATH BUS STOP 11 IE HU~ 1U .n F.CSTASY Featuring our fun food. .,_..,......_·1,;,..:· ' .., • If you'rl' nying our low COS[ Economy farl', ~: ~ next trip L'njoy Continental'~ fomnm. t.\~4 widt:·hodiL·d frankfurter or a heaping . --1 ~ cornrJ hrrf s.111dw1ch at 1101rnnal ch.lrgv ~ 011 lunch. dinner and snack fli ghts. Pim \\'t11e .md cheese.: fill' SOC Or bcr r and p'ri'tll'~S for a <1u:-1 nci: -~' Featuring a drink with a surprising new taste. Only Comi1w11r.1I h:1s M.1kolm Hercfon .. n Cow nn h1 ,,1rd. le \just :1 huck for duce Cm'·'· A u1\\ 011 rlic rncb i~ nor :i bum ~teer. ) Tl th Tl lllEI·. l·Al.I .!:> Ot-t-.VI~ JANf-.LYIU . PLANET OF Tl u~ APES Tl lf. l.J-Vr 1 IAND OJ· GOD OUR MA~ 11.l'IT 110\\ TO MAIUlY A ~1111 IO~AIRt Featuring action newsreels and cartoons on our wide · -DC-10 screen. Cnnti1K·11t.1I hif!hli gh ts thc world of sports, llL'\\' .rnd hum.m intaL·-.r nf d1 r 30's. 4ffs · :rnd 50\. Ami \\·c'rL' shmvinµ orro011 ·-=~~~~,..,.--"'~ rh:it will keep you Lwf!hin!-!- Featuring the only Coach Pub in the sky. Ewryonr\ \\ rknmc in the 'Ip.Kious Contincn t.11 Coach Loungl'. Test your skill ar dcctrorn c PubPong, Prdcr your fa,·orirc bc\·cr:tgc. gl't rn know your fc:llow p:tsscngrr~ 01 jusr relax. Tlw Coach Pub is avaibhle on mo r Con<incnral DC· l<Js c.:xcluding H.l\\.1ii chrough servin-. For compkcc i11form.H1nn ,111d rcsnv:H1ons on all our flights c.111 yo ur travel agent, our partm;r in gl'Cung things dont\ or Concincncal Airline..·~. TO Cl-DCAGO: 9:00 AM'. 11:30 AM :f: (Hollywood I3urbank ). 11:40 AM •t 12NOON'1-. 12:20 PM (Ontario), 3:00 PM't . 6:00 PM ·t , 11:30 PM't , 12:45 AM·+. We really niove our tail for you. - CONTINENTAL A IRLINES The Proud Bird vv ith th e Golden Tail. Los Angele.,-772-60CX); Be verl y Hills and San Fernando Valley -986-1000; Burb:mk. Glendale and Pasadrna -246· 7181: Long Ile:1ch-537·4400; Ontario :md Pomona -983· 3664; Orange Counrv -537-3114; Riverside and San Bernardino ToJl Free at (800) 222-2810; San Gabriel Vallcy -579-4210; Santa Momc:1 atid South D:w-646-2230. • """' I .. # " .. ' ' ' I 'The music business is tough, but I don't get discouraged. I'm always moving forward. There 's always a demand for new talent. lr -Bob Applegate Musician Showcased By DENNIS McLELLAN 01 lhe O•llJ PllOI Sl•H The KOCE·TV crew stepped over the snake-like blttck cables running across the gray studio floor as they positioned cameras for the taping of tile weekly Showcase series . Director Harry Ratner walked into the bright overhead lights He spoke to the bearded singer •Cale d in f r o nt of a thin m icrophone. Colored spolllghts hanging behind him produced a star burst effect when viewed on the nearby color monitor. "OK. we'll run through each number one al a time," Ratner told the singer, who held his guitar '!gainst a silky navy blue shirt~'We won't rehearse every. • thing but the first couple of numbers, otherwise it may get Stale.·· The s peakers throughout the BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tuesday, February 10. 1976 Bl studio pickcd up the· sin ger·~ voice as he began rehearsing tw .. first tune ... Mr. Su nsh1n<.' " "Who's this"" asked a vis itor entering the equi pmcnt -cluller<'d room . "Bob Applegate," rt'plied the floor manager. HOUSEHOLD NAl'IE Whi le fa r fro m bein g ~1 household name. the question of who is Bob Applegate will at least partially bc answered wht•n the 30·minute program airs al 7:30 p.m . Wednesday. Pcb. 11 , and ag:un a l 10:30 pm. f'rida)', Feb. 13. on channel 50. T he 28-ycar-o ld Newpo rt Beach resir!Ntl. who h:.is been writing and sin~ing songs s ince 1967, has one. ovt•rr1dmg ambi· tion: To cut a record album of his own c·ompol>itions. lie is placing his hoix·s on the show to help g ive him much· °2~,J'""~ ~,A"" Oii!!!;,;:=::~~~~ ··milk has ~ ·, 0 something ror everybody " needed exposu re. Appearing gr atis. the bl!arded ball adeer wall receive a video tape cassette of the program, which features 10 of his songs with edited between scenes shot in t he studio a nd those filmed earlier on the bea ch and at the San Juan Capistra no tram depot. "It's good for showing to re- cording and T V studio!>," said Applegate', cxplainin~ many hopeful6 ha ve. a t bc:-.l, only homemade sbund cas:-.etles. FUN THING Applegate, who has copyright- c·c;I ns arly 40 of hl'i comrositions. beg;rn sonl! writing in coll ci::c where he majorl!d in busine!>s · and French. ".M us1c was JUSl a fun kind of thin g tu me," he st1id. But after ~raduat1on he took orf for New York City. ··r realized in lite last year of school that the re- If you remember the product after viewing a TV commercial, it is a good one. Other-. . wise agencies 'bite the dust.' cord business was going to be my life." He began peddling his music to publishers a nd received several offers to m ake demonstration re- c o r d s . H o weve r , h e w as sidetracked when. as he puts it, "The Army got m e." Following a l our of duty in Europe, he tra veled around the continent io a VW bus, writing songs along the way. He als o contracted with the U.S. government to sing popula r and gos pe l songs to lift the spirits of troops waiting to be stationed. SETTLE DOW N Although he admib to falling in love with the old world charm, he finally decided lo settle down "and get a career going:" He moved t o Orange County nearly two years ago, after Ii ving in Hawaii several months where he appeared on the Jerry Lewh telethon ll was Appl<'gatc''> .lpp<!arancc on KOCE's Alternating Current progr;.im last April in which he sang two songs t hat led ~o the current one-man show. He made a point of keeping in touch with the station. "I had heard a little bit of the previous show," s aid Ratner, ad. mitting timing played a part in it. ''He came in Just as we "'ere planning Showcase. "lie c·an take the video tape around and it wtll be a nice showc:.ise for him. which ts \.I.hat this show 1s all a bout ·· Applegate takes a philosophic attitude. "The mus ic business is tough, but I don't get d iscouraged. J'm alwa~·s moving forward There's . alwa)'S a d e m and for ne"' talent -~ New Obiective Raises Hopes MINNEAPO LIS (J\P) -At an age when many senior c1t1zcns have settled into the quiet con- finement of a high-rise apart· mcnt, or a con\'alescent home. Dr. Jeannette P iccard keeps a pace that could tire a person half her age. At age 80, t he trailblazer for or-· din:>tion o f w o men in the Episcopal Church has a datebook full of commitments. Dr. Piccard was first pulled in· to the n ational spotlight by her husband, Jean. and his twin brother. Augus te . descendants of a Swiss family of scholars. T he brot he r s pr obed t h~ stratosphere in balloons in the 1930s and Auguste explored ocean, depths in a bathysphere. <fained by a r<'lircd bishop at Washington, D.C .• in Septem~r. In the m iddle of the con- trovers y is Dr. Piecard, who hves in the ai;inf.! t wo-stor y stuc- co house whe re she and her husband rcar <'d three boys. Jt>an died in 1963 on his 79th birthday. l'PTO DATF: If he r sur ro undinJ?S a rc of another century. Dr. Piccard is satisfied her :.land on women pries ts is both biblically based and up to date. Does It. Pay to Advertise? J eannette Piccard, after six balloon flights , acquired a pilot's • . c rr~e in 193•1. As the firs t in s pace that year, she a pressurized gondola to feet while her husband An esteemed possession is the bann<'r s u s p e nd ed f r o m a st:urway pla tform . A gift from ad m irers , it ca rries a legend from Apostle Paul : ''There is ncatht'r bond nor free. There is neither male nor female. There is neither J ew nor Greek. ln Christ Jesus we a ll are one." "It boggles m y mind, when some church leaders take act,ion against those who support us." she says. "They've tried to sweep this thing under the r ug. They'r e angry because they can't ignore us." By ALl.ISON DF.F.RR 1 f a pi i:;t on e n gine goe s ''sprong" wha t goes "llmmmm- rnmm?"' {;- What bents "ring around the collar" every lime'> If you only go around once in hfr, what should you grab for ? J\('Cording to Len A. Levy, ex- C<'utive producer of l<'l<'vision rnmmcrcia ls fo r Foot<'. Cone and lk'l<linJ?/Honig, 1f you c·an name till' product. 1t 1s a "i<oo<l com· merc1al." If you can't it's a "bad" one. becauc;c 1t docs not sell the pro- duct. idea or image 1l was de- signed to pro1cct Levy's topic nt Cal State Lon~ lk:>ch's m edia clini<' was. os- tensibly. to be TV Commercials, J low and Why Th<'Y Still Work. ll1s answ<•r '' .1~ hn<•f "I frank: Iv clon·1 k nm\ 1\ll I do know 1s thatthl'\ <lo " Mk ·· j lc \\ <'nl tUl, lll~IN1cl , to l'Xpl:11n hm' ~td\ ert1:-<•nH'll l1-.ir<' mad1" tht•ir rt•l1111w 1·11~1:-,1n1l lo define '' h,1l tlw~ art• :incl art• not ·o T ARTI ST IC "\\'h•1t ;1n .id 1' nnt. h ,J ftlm or :.i movie. They are rarely, if ever, artistic. The ad agency's job is lo create the best possible ad, ex- pose il lo the widest and most ap- propr iat e audience, .. Levy said. The agency's job is to find "the implicit drama" in a product. He cited airlines, for example. They all buy bas icall y the same planes. equipped the san1e w ay and the food is pretty uniform "going from average.to lousy." So, the age ncy has to find a "difference" or convince the con- .sumer there js one. Thus, Levy 's agenc y s ells o n e air line 's "friendly sk ies." Appropria te · market m ea ns you're more likely to sell beer during a s porting event and de· tcr ge nt du r ing the "s oap operas." The "soap " commercials are the ones people seem to find the most offensive. Levy said, ad- mitting he's written some letters to manufacturers himself "Rut you have lo realize that commercials ar e aimed at the whole demoJ!r aph1c spectrum. Whal might keep you Crom buv- mi; a product. may be what re- minds another shopper of a pro- du c t w h en s h e 's in th e supermarket." DIDN'T SELIJ If an ad has be autir11l pictures and music. but no one rem e m. bers the name of a product, it hasn't done its j oh. Le,·y :.aid. He c ited the case of the "speecy, spicy meatball " com- mercial ·· Evcr~·onc loved it but no one could rcmt•ml><'r the pro duct. Thal a~cnc) b1L thc dust."' Levy expla ined that the ad agen<'Y doesn't produce the. TV ads. but supe rvises work done under a subcontract. An average o ne-m inute com· mercial will cost $15.000tocreate, from writer's typewriter to fi nal editing and music This, he noted. is only a small amount compared to the cost of nctuall y putt in~ the ad on t he air . One m inute of com mercial time on Super Uowl X. for cxampl<'. cost S230.000. "But when you're reaching 21! million homes. ancl an averai,:e of two viewers per homC', 1t mav be worth 1t to r<'ach the 11ud1cnc<t you want to reach · · Costs may be higher than ., . . . cosmic .rays .and other average for initial production if a sc1e1lt1f1c mysteries. "name" t a lent is used. Sir DEFIESHIERARCHY Lawrence Olivier cost Polaroid $250,000. COSTS VARY To gel what they want, a com- pany may shoot 45 minut<'s of ril m for a 30-second spot, Lc"y said. Screening nine commerc1::ils his agency h~indl<'d. Levy used each as ari e xample of "ex· pensive" and "inex(>(!ns ivc" pro· duction costs. An airline commercial s imply showing the pla ne in flight with a voiceover was "r elatively inex· pensive and a lot easier when we E{ot a pl ane fast enough to keep up with it." Another. using 88 new cars in the middle of the Mojave Desert. "was obvious ly exp<'nsive." A high price tag cnmt> with the charge card commcrcrnl plug. gin~ its use as a travt>I carcl, in which a train, ocean liner, plane nn~us tear through a facsimile of lhecard. ( ee TV ADs, Page 82) But these days, s he is widely known as one of 11 women who defied ecelestical hierarchy to become the firs t of their s ex to be ordained Episcopal priests. The controversial cerem ony performed by four bishops at Philadelphia on July 29, 1974 , touched off s tormy reaction. The Episcopal House of Bishops. re· affirm ing they favoted the prin1 c iple o f o rda inifig wome n. nevertheless found the ordina- tions viola ted church canons and that the 11 w e re not v alid m inisters. The proposal to accept women as priests was narrowly defeated at the c hurch's tr iennial conven- tion in 1973. It could be the mos t fervent issue delegates will con· sider at next year's session in Minneapolis. Meantime. the issue festers. Some of the 11 have performed rites usu ally reserved for male priests , such as giving absolullo[I :md cons ecrating the comm\.l~ nion. 1-·our more women were or· AWNGING She does not CQ\Jalc her stand with women's lib. hut declares she is simply followin~ throuRh on a longing she's had since youn~ womanhood . In the wake of ordination, Dr. Piccard received hundreds oflet- ters on the issue -"I've never counted them. About 97 percent were favorable." She received <'Ollegc or un- iversity degrees in phalosophy- psyc holog y , c hc mistry a nd edu cation, respectively , for bachelors, m a sters and doc- torate s tud ies. O rdain ed a church deacon in 1971, s he at· tended Gener a l Theological Seminary in New York in 1972-73, passing an ordination examina- tion usually r <.'servcd for seniors. She ser ved as consultant to the Nation al Aeron autical a nd Space Adminis tration's Manned Sp:>C<'Craft Center :.it Houston. And as a space agency lecturer. s h e ur g ed wome n t o b e "som e t h i n g more than houscwh·cs.'' ' 'The music business is tough, but I don 't get d is couraged. I'm always moving forward. There 's always a demand for new talent. -Bob Applegate . " Musiciah Showcased By DE NNIS McLELLAN 01 II>• Oall~ Piiot SI.ti! The KOCE·TV crew s tepped over the snake·like black cables r unning across the gray s tudio floor as they positioned cameras for the ta ping of tne weekly Showcase series. Director Ha r ry Ratner walked into the bright overhead lights. ·le spoke to the bearded singer 1C aled in fr o n t O{ a thin microphone. Colored spotlights hanging behind him produced a star burst eCfect when viewed on the nearby color monitor. "OK, we'll run through each number one at a time," Ratner told the s inger, who held his guitar against a silky navy blue shirt. "We won't rehearse every· thing but the firs t couple of numbe rs. othe rwise it may gel sta le ." The speakers throughout the BEA ANDERSON, Editor Tuesday. February 10, 1976 81 studio picked up the sin~er's voice-as he began n'hcarsing his first tune." Mr. Sunshine." "Who's this"" asked a visitor entering the cquipment·cluttercd room . "Bob Applegate," replied the floor manager . HOUSE HOLD NA~1E While far fro m being n household name, the question of who is Bob Applegate will al least p:irtially be answered when t he 30·minutc __ pr~ram airs at 7:30 p.m Wednesday, rcb II, and again at 10 :30 p.m. f''riday, Feb. 13. on channel 5') The 28 ·ye::ir·old N<.'wport Tlcnch r csirlcnt, who hus bL•cn wri ting. and ::.inl'.{ing soni;:s since 1967. has one ovcrridint:: :.imbi- tion: To cut a r.ecord album of lus own com positions . Ile is placing his hope!. on the show to help give him much· needed exposure. Appearing gr atis, the bearded balladeer will receive a video tape cassette of the program , which features 10 of his songs with edited between scenes shot in the s tudio and those Cilmed earlier on lbe ~each and at the San.Juan Capistr ano tram de.pot. ,. '1t 's good for showin~ to r e- cording and TV studios." said Applegate, explaining many hopefuls have. at bes t, only homemade s!>und casl>l.'tlcl>. FUNTlllNG Applegate, who has copyright· ed nearly 40 of his compos11ions. began s ong wr1tin~ 1r1 college where he m ajored in bu::.inc::.::. · and French. "Mus ic was just a fun kind of thing to me," he said. But after graduation he took ofl for New York City. "I reallied in the last year of school that the r e· If you rememb er the product after viewing a TV commercial, it is a good one. Other-. . wise agencies 'bite the dust.' Does It. Pay to Advertise? Ry AU.ISON OF.F.RR Ol IM l).\oly Polol Sl•ll I f a pi ston <'n ,:?ine ~oes · ~pron~ .. what goes "llmmmm- mmm'!" What bc:lts "rin~ orotmd the collar .. every time' If you only go <1round once in . llfl', whal s hou ld you s:rahfor'! 1\ccClrd1n1? to Le n A. Levy, ex- t'('ttt i \'c.' producer of tf>lt'vision rommercwls for Foo1e. Cone and &-ldinJ?/Hon1JL 1f you C:\n name thl' product. 1t 1s a "~ood com O\Cl'l'l:ll IC you c:in'l 11·s :t "ba<I" one. bt'rau<:<' 1t docs not st>ll the pro- durt. Hien or image 1l was de· s1~ne<l to proj<'cl L\•vy·~ topic at Cal Stale Long Bench's medin elinir was. os · ten:-tbly. t11 bt• TV Comm('r cials . How and Why They Still Work. Hts anc:w1•r wa ... lmt•f "I frank.' h dnn'I k1111'' \11 I do know 1s I h;1t till'\' clo WOI" tit• wPnl 011. 111~1 1 .. 1d, to l'Xplnin hm' .1th1·r11~1·t1H'nt~ ,1r1• n1:11h'. th1•11 1 l•lal1Y'C' t'll"h .111111n dd1n1• \\hat th<'~ .irt• and :111• rwl. 'OT ARTISTIC "\\'hJt ~in .id I" 1101 , "'a film nr 3 movie. They are rarely, if ever, artistic. The ad agency's job is lo create the best possible ad. ex- pose it to the w idest and most ap· propriale audience ... Levy said. The agency 's job is to find "the implicit dram a" in a product. He cited airlines. for example. They all buy bas ically the same planes. equipped the sa n1e way and the food is pretty uniform "going from aver agcJ.o lousy.•· So, the agency has to find a "difference'· or convince the con- sumer there is one. Thus, Levy's agen cy sells \Jne a irline 's ''friendly skies." Appropriate m arket means you'r e more likely to sell beer during a sporting event and de- ter gent during the "sou p operas." The "soap'' commercials arc thP ones people seem to fi nd the most offensive. Levy said. ad- mitting he 's written some letters to manufacturers himself "Rut you have to realize that commerci<ils are aimed at the "hole demographic spectrum . What might keep you from buy· ing ~1 product . m ay be what re- minds anothe r shopper of a pro- duc t wh e n s h e's in th e supermarket.·· DIDN'T SELL If an ad has beautiful pictures and music. but no one reme m- bers the nam<' of a product, it hasn't done its JOb, Le\'y said. He cit e d t he ease of the "spcccy, spicy meatball" com· mcrcial. "Everyone loved it but no one could remember the pro- duct. That age ncy bit the dust. .. Levy explained lhal the ad agency doesn 'l produce the· TV ads, but super vises work done under a subcontract. An average one -minute com - mercial will coslSJ5,000tocreate, from writer 's typewr iter to final editing and mus ic. This. he noted. is only a small amount compared to the cost of actuall y putllng the ad on the air. O ne minute of com. mercial time on Super Bowl X. tor exam ple, cos t S230,000. :·a ut when you·r c reaching 2P. malllon homes. a nd an average of two viewers per home. it may be worth it to reach the audience you want lo reach." Cos ts m ay be higher than average for initial production if a "name" tale nt is used. Sir Lawrence Olivier cost Polaroid $250,000. COSTSVAk V To get what th ey want. a rom - pany may shoot 45 minul<'s of film for a 30·second spot, Le" y sa id. Screening nine commercials his agency handled. Levy used each as a n example of •·ex- pensive" a nd "inexpensive" pro- duction costs. An airline com mercia l simply showing the plane in night with a voiceover was "relath1ely inex- pensive and a lot easier when we got a plane fast enough to keep up with it." Another. using fl8 new cars in the middle of the Mojavt Desert, "was obviously expensive." A high price tag came with the charge card com mercaal plug- t:ing its use as a travel card, in which a train. ocean liner, planc and bus tear through a facsimile oflhecard. (See TV A Os, Page 82) cord business was going to be my life.·· Ile began peddling his music to publishers and r eceived several offe rs to make demonstration re- cord s. H owever, h e was sidetracked when. as he puts it, "The Army got me." Following a tour of duty in Europe, he traveled around the continent in a V }V bus, writtng songs along the way. He also contracted with the U.S. government to sing popular and gospel songs to lift the s pirits of troops waiting to be stationed. SETTLE DOWN Although he ad mils to falling in love with the old world charm, he finally deci<!ed to settle down "and get a career going." He moved to Orange County nearly two years ago, after livin~ in Hawaii several months where he appeared on the Jerry Lewis telethon. It was l\ppl<'ga te 'c; .lppearancc on KOCE's Alternating Current progr am las t April in which he sang two songs that led ;.o the current one-mun show. fie made a point of keeping in touch with the station "I had heard a tittle bit of the previous show." said Ratner, ad· milling lim ing played a part in it. "He came in Just as we were planning Showe asc. "He can take the video tape around and it will bl:' a nice showcase for him. which is what this show is all about." Applegate takes a philosophic attitude . "The mus ic business js tough, but I don'l get d iscouraged. I'm alwaxs moving forward. There's . a lwa ys a demand for ne....., talent. .. New Obiective Raises Hopes IMfNNEA POLIS CAP) -At an a$c when m any S<'nior <.'1lll:cns have settled into the quiet con· finem ent of a high·rise apart· mcnt. or a convalesc<>nt home, Dr. Jeannette Piccard ke<'JJ$ a pace that could tire a person half her age. Al age 80. the trailblazer for or·· din ation of w o men in the Episcopal Church has a datcbook full of comm itments. Dr. Piccard was first pulled tn· to the national spotlight by her husband. Jean. a nd hi~ twm brother . Au~ustc. descendants or a Swiss famil\I of scholars. The brother s probed th~ stratosphere in balloons in the 1930s and Auguste explored ocean. depths in a bathys phere. Jeannette Piccard, a fter s ix balloon flights. acquired a pilot's license in 1934 . As the first wom an in space that year. s he guided a pressur ized gondola to 57 ,559 feet while her husband studied cosm ic r ays .and other scientific mysteries. DEFIES HIE RARCHY But these days, she is widely known as one of 11 women who defied eccleslical hierarchy to become the first of their sex to be ordained Episco pal priests. The contro ver s ial cere mony performed by four bishops ul Philadelphia on July 29, 1974. touched off stormy reaction. The Ep iscopal House of Bishops. re· affirmin{! they favored the prtn· c iple of ordaining wo m e n, nevertheless found the ordina- tions violated church canons and lha t t h e 11 were not valid ministe rs. The proposal to aC£ept women as priests was narrowly defeated at the church's trienn iaJ conven lion in 1973 It could be the most fervent issue de legates will con- sider at next year's session in Minneapolis. Meantime, the issue festers. Some ot the 11 have performe<I rites usually reserved for male priests, such as giving absolution :ind consecr at ing the commu- nion. Four more women were or· dnined by a r etired bishop at Washington. O.C., in September. In the midd le of the con- l roversy is Dr . P iccard. who lives tn the a ging two.story stuc- <.'O house where s he and hC'r hushand rcan•cl three boys. Jean died 1111963 on his 79th birthday. l 'PTO 0 1\TF: Jf her surrou ndin~s arc or another C<'nlury, Or. Piccard is satisfied her ~tand on women pne~ls 1s both biblically based and up to d :ite. An <'Ste<'med possession is lhe banner s us p ended from a stairway plat form. A gift from admirers, it t•arrics a legend from Apostle Paul: "There is neither bond nor free. There is neither male nor female. There is neither J ew nor Greek. ln Christ J esus we all arc one." "lt boggles m y mind, when some church lea ders take act.ion agains t those who support us," she says . ''They 'vc t ried to sweep this thing under the ru~. They're a ngr y because they can't ignore us ." A LONG ING She does not equate her stand with wome n 's lib. hut declares she is s im ply following through on a longing s he 's ha d since youn~ womanhood. In the wa ke of ordination, Dr. Piccard r eceived hundreds of let· ters on the issue -"I've never counted them. About 97 percent were favorable." She r eceived college or un· iversily degr ees in philosophy- ps yc ho logy. c h e m istry a nd education, r es pectively, for bache lors, m aste rs a nd doc· torate s tudies. Ordained a church de acon in 1971, she al· tended General Theological Seminar y in New York in 1972-73, passing an o rdin a tion examina· lion usually reserved for seniors. Sh<' served as consultant to the N otio n a l Aer onautical a nd Space Administration's Manned Sp:icccraft Center at Houston. And as a spnce agency lecturer . s h e urged wo m e n t o be "something more than houscw\\'CS." , I ! I ' Tu~ay, Ffittu•iy 10, 197S AT Sex Image Sr WIT'S END Drawn By E RMA DOMBECK I get a lot of m ail from teenagers. Some or it ls even signed. One asked m e if I was really serious a bout raising the driving age to 35. (You bet your leaden foot I a m .) Another young reader said he found a way lo shut me up fo r at least tour yea rs. He enrolled me in Nyack College in New York. (The com · puter has been bugging me for the past four months for my high school transcripts.) The ones who really scare me half to death ate the kids who have their own cch.1mns a nd can fight back. ( Wi 11 Powerless D E A R A N N LANDE RS · I just had my 1mn uaJ checkup and rec-eived some bad news about my health l 'm not d ying, but l need serious surgery. This brought to a head a problem that has been k eeping me a wake nights. We a re good Catholics and have seven c hildren. I often wondered what would bt'rome of the kids if anything ha ppened to me. My h usband is a completely selfis h man. He becom es hysteric~! when the children bother hipt. (ll can be a simple thing like asking a'que~ tion when he's rcadin~ the news pa per.) (Ann LCJnders_ ~ reading the letter si~ncd DEAR N .-s: l' our lrt "Soft Spot " five minutes t e r r a m <' f r o m ago and I'm positive I Hulr blnson, Ka n. T hi• just dumped that same "nutty broad" lives in nutty broad. Orlando. But don't b<' She's a !tar . a l'heul embarrassed . I rccei\,ed and totally ir respons1hl1.•. two dozen le ttt"rs from Promises m e<l n 1iothing. OTHER m en who wen • Appointments forget. e qua lly certain thi•y it. S he 's us ua lly two were m ixed up with t11(· hours late or she never sa me "nutty broad." shows up at all. Stie's u ·The advice you orrered scatterbr ained idiot and "Soft Spot" was Iden- would l;le a lousy mother . Ucal to mine . I hope they No matter what you do all take it. fo r he r , it 's n e v e r enough. Same doll. No ---------- question a bout it. RUfffll'S H took me a long lime before 1 cou ld find the UPHOLSTERY One of them is Marc Talbert. who writ es a column for the Iowa State dail y paper in Ames. In a recent column he wrote, "Er.ma Bombeck is to the housewife what deodora nt is to the armpit. But there has always been one s ubject on which she frequently writes tha t strikes a dissident chord ... child ren in genera l and teenagers in particular." Marc goes on to reveal what for years parents have tried to s uppress -the fact that children raise their parents. ' Jet Lag Eliminated? UP I T eltt1M IO If a child h<is an acci- dent h<.> runs out of the house and l have to take care of C\ erything. My husband 1s J nervous. tense person who cannot cope with an emergency. We h a ve no family near and this isn't the kind of problem I can discuss with neighbors or friends. I have two sis- stre ngt h lo g ive this screwball the air. Now that she is out of my life I'm a new man. I hope ~TM'W..t ..... ,, 1'22 HwtHw llwd. Cosfe Mtt0-541·02St "It is d ifficult to raise your parents and make whole. healthy, happy funcllonin~ mem· bers or societ y out or tht m. It can be the mos t frustr ating thing a child ever does. But, as many kids have disaovered, it can also be one of the most fulfilling. Military history was made by Lt. (j.g.) Rosemary Conasler, lhe fi r sl woma n offi cer to fly solo in a milita ry jet. "Soft Spot" dumps ht•r ::::======-==-~=-=-=-~ pronto NE V E H Call 6 42-5678. Libra FELT BETTF:R Put a f ew words to work lor ou. "Now, I 've always believed that parents should be told the truth about sex. T here are so many things they either don't understand, or else try to hide from . Obviously, Erm a, something happenec between the time you were married and the time your son enterer! your life. Thal something is called . Stick to Principles ters who have told me ~------------------they wou Id t a ke m y children if I should die. If J put this in my will would it hold? P lease ,:ti vt' me s ome he lp, Ann. I 'm O N S H AKY · ,_t;:':.'·· .• ' ·• •1'· · • Shoron Allens • . "-'t:Yo;.a.~·,• ... .....,. .. ,,...-•• -..... , ........ , • ._It':°'"..._,~ /'.' ·:·.. ~EREN ITV ~ "·> "Dishpan hands'! "No. it is called sc.x. IL is iJ..bCjlUtiful natural part of life. I know this 1s :1 lot for you to learn 1n one silting. But just toss it over m your mind. After all. how else could you have had a son and a da ughter? "By eating from the same fork a s your father ?" C'mon, Marc. Fight fair. Whenever young people want to win one, they go for the pare ntal Achilles heel ... their reticence to discuss s·e·ic . <Es pecially with the kids \vho wrote the book! I Parents are changing. Wl' really urc We're more open now than we have e\er lw<'n. Why. on my dorm a pphrat1on for Nyack Culll'gl', hcsidc the word Sl'~. I filled in " FUH. '· From 81 • • . TV Ads An insurance company s pot for inflatable air bags for autos "tot:ill('(! three cars " But. a pu bile servkc announcement on pre serving our fore~ts during the Bicentennial ye<.1r. used existing J!raph1cs and music and cost only 52,000 Levy noted that the luxury of one· minute anrl one-and-o ne-half·minute ads 1s long gone. !\lost now are JO seconds. What most conc<'rncd the audience w<is how 10 express d1sappro\"al of a partscularl) ofr<'nsive commercia l where st will dot he most good. "Write to the prr•s1dcnt or the rornpany Relieve mC'. h<''ll get thl' letter to the right placC'. · · One woman asked. "'If it's too good for toilel paper. why don 'l lhc>y tell m<· whut l ~1m supposed todowithit'.'" WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY lt By SYDNE Y OM ARR ARI ES <March 21 April 191 : You ca n cre3tl! situ a l ion that im· proves security a1vJ l>r ~s you closer to ramily ~xcellent opportu111ty exis ts to start over on mor<' solid st ructure. T AU R US (April 20 May 20): Follow through on hunc h. Unorthodox procedure now could br- ing best resu Its . Short. tnp involving relative might uc on agenda. GEMINI <M ,1y 21 · June 201 . ll 1).!hl1 ~h l versa t i lit y. Change routine sol'iali'l.t'. t•x c hange ideas. Display humor. J\ccent 1s 011 ex panding hor1:wns. pro· tcct ing v:.i lu:ihlcs :i nd getting money's worth. f AN CF.R (Jun<' 21 July 221 : ll<' di rcC't , spt:cific. aware• or basits and ready to deal with in· dividual who wo uld bt' destruct1n' for sak<' of sensationalism C:~de I' hi g h anll you 'll i.:ct necessary support. LEO (July 23 • Aus:: 221 · Check behind lhl' s C"enc s He :Jwurc of hosp1tul <rnd othc-r 1n surance. If analyt1eal. you do good for ~·otirsrlf lf you take t hing-; for granted, you·11 pay .J price. VIRGO (J\ug 23. Sert 22> ;\rccnt on 1kslr!', lnends. wishC's and n· l'<'ivinf! c1 edit due fnr c•f forts m businl'Ss. pro • fessional area~. family membC'r makt"s eon SPECIAL (THIS WEEK OHL YI CARPET• CLEANED $1995 any fivinf room and hall IR~clHJ Of •-s1aet ANY LIVING ROOM '4ow . . . Ad•a11ced teclwllq11es a11d che111ical dnelop1M"ts -kt pouible superior r.s11tts ric1ht !ft yow home -Clftd at a price you can offcwcl How yCM1 c<llft hcrn yow carpets cleGted professiOftally en oftett as you Ukt. DINING ROOM Cor dining area> and HALL O.EANED s299s (Regardles s of Siie) n••-.u~ oaAHGI COUHTY WE'll Q.EAN WALK .AREAS IN 1 BEDROOM 99c WITH EITHER TPf ABOVE SPECIALS ........ . 675-9140 HOT DELIGtfTEO? -DON'T PAY! LIVING ROOM Deep Soil Extraction LIVING ROOM HAU & & HALL s2995 MOST CARPETS DRY DINING s399s IN 112 TO 11;, HR. ROOM TIS Wt DO DTE CARf'fl'IMG RIGHT IM TOUI HOME llRd It 11 r..ty to •n 9-chfefy. We wilt els. TM w COlO•lll yow c_,..t wllile All• ... nlll9 .. eli9'1t iidclttaul c ..... 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J)EAR FRIE ND: Un· less your husband was de cl a red unrit < m entallv or morally) to raise th~ children. ~our will \\ould riot be an adN1uat<' in· strument to plac" :vour children in \'Our sisters' :.'-~· • o norurol lool. A Sertlfllry fcxiol 1 will help och.eve thi•, ttvouqh SCOR PIO (Oct. 23 · Nov. 21 >: Long-range plans solid ify -what ap. peare d a s pecula tive venture could bccomt! real and imm ediate. SAGITTARIUS CNov. 22 · Dec. 21): Finis h pro- JCCt -get finj.!er on pulse. trend of public. Look beyond tlw im· m t'diale Lunar aspec·t incl1c·atl'S revival o f ba::.1c ISSIWS. AQUARIUS !J an 20 - feb. 181: Wh at you lf>ok {~ranted could be sub jc~{ to review. Know 1t a nd "d o vour horn e w o r k '· ~-ol low through on hunch. One who taught you in pa~l might make reap- pearance. custody. · Since you a r e a ··good Catbolk " I s uggest .\'OU d is.cuss this p roble m with your prieM. \'our husband obvioush nN'ds counseling a nd th(. priest would be the idt'al ~r.,on I to turn to during this crisis. Good luck co \OU, clear. ., . ~· ... o 1horouqh c1eon\inq and s~•• care proqrom &ety wonun"s ~Im con be improved In th.\ hiqhly compehlM~ world, men as well as women should benef.r from P'QPf"' slin core. Serenty ..,,11 h-?lp '{Ou loo~ ~ feel berter G1h Cert1f1cates $20 '""'•"" ~oCN GT.-y Cotf""9f1-; .. F1¢:1el 4 900-t WU 1f'l9 In Lido Village 3400 Via Oporto. Suite 6 Of\ tr\• bOatdllfl lJI YDtfA f'\ . ~ CAPRICORN <Dec. :!2· PISCES < F C'b . 19 · J\Jarch 20 >: Lunar a~pcct is sur h that crf'al1vl' l'f. forts arl' spotlight ed Young persons ask <aucs· hons. pay complinwnts and want vour <ittc•ntion. Be v<:rsall°rL'. flcxshle. l)f:,\lt L AND!-:HS 1 Ne wport Beach 714-675-61 91 . ~ ... ~ -· ~-.~~w ,, . .. ..... \ ... 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I ·One nrlC lhrni: .1h11u1 1ht· n~"' prugr.1m\ "'' m.ll!li hov. much 11mc voo 'rt:nd fo.in~ a 'n·"~" v.hcn \OU rclurn \1111 h.1,l·11·1 m"w.r .1ny1hmg .. MISS PEACH aA, Wl-IEN YCIA ~AV VOIA WI~~ YoYf WE~t:: OLD ENOUGH iO COMPETE' WITH YOU~ l=A'THE~, -----"".::-;:---, 00 YOU MEAN IN THE' ~G( WO~LO or= ,.__...,., ~ir COMME~CE? 0 .o ~~~~ HElX,NO. I MEAN FO&t MY ELE.CTJCIC.. T~.AIN$ .... by Mell D OD • J-10 DICK TRACY by Chester Gould , .. 01.JT OF~, 'T RUCt< ORIVERS VISION, TRACY IS UNABLE 70 SIGNAL HIM FOR A STOP. NO TIME 'TO QUIBBLE. ME GRABS A CHAIN ANO DUCKS. • DEMMIS THE MENACE - .. B4 OAllY PILOT .. - UPIT• ...... lo AMERICAN DANIEL IMMERFALL WINS A BRONZE MEDAL. Babashoff Third Sullivan Winner Not Like Spitz LOS ANGELES (AP> -The l1nited States will be strong in Olympic men's swimming this summer, says the young man who happens to be the best of the bunch right now. Tim Shaw of Long Beach, vot· ed the 46th redpient of the Sullivan Award for amateur athletic excellence in the nation. said. "'I'm pretty sure we'll scor<' high over what we've at· complished through Lhc years · In 1975. Shaw set world records in the 400, 800 and 1.500 meter freestyles with times of 3.53 31. lL09.60 and 15:20.91. He also !>warn on the r ecord sett1n~ 800-meter freestyle relay team of the Long Beach Swim Club Shaw doesn't want to be com· pared with Mark Spitz. the swim-· mer who won the Sullivan Award in 1971 and then went on tQ cap- ture se,·en gold medals 1n the 1972 Olympics. "I don't .Imo\.\ \.\hy they make the comparison." the 18-year-old Shaw commented at his award presentation. "We are totally dif- ferent. Our strokes are different. We are different people ... <1nd ... he's not $Wimming anymore." Walton Out Six Weeks PORTLAND (f\P) Coach Lenny Wilkens is trym~ to keep playoff dreams alive for the Portland Trail Blazer~ m the Na- ltonal Basketball Association despite the loss of Bill Walton The 6·foot-1 l center had played in 19 consecut~ve games. keying the Blaz!.'rs to seven straight wins. The} lost lo Golden State l09-10$Suncfay nigh( lie finally WJ!> h1:althy. a rare occurrcnrr during his nearly two seasons m the NBA. II<• played in the first C!O Rames of his rookie season. then i.prnl much of his lime on thr hl•nrt1 with injuri!.'s. Walton h;1s surfcrcd ankle bone s pur.!>, a brokPn toe, stre p throat, dislocat<'d fingers. a broken wrist. a gashed eyelid and a s prained ::inkle. He played in 35 games last Yl'ar. Gloom descended Monday when the nlazcrs learned Walton would he out for four to six weeks with a s tresc; fral'I urr of his lower right le~ Wilkens spent a sleep· less night. m<.'<'lm~ his pl:iycrs at the airport for thr fli ght lo Philadclph1a anti .1 ~:imc \V('d· nesd:l.> 111~ht Shaw scored 1,840 points 1n the Amateur Athletic Union ballot ing for the Sullivan Award which the AAU symbolizes as going to the outstanding amateur athlete in the nation. Second place went to Bruce Jenner. the world decathlon re- cord holder fro m San .Jose. who polled 1,660 points. Women's freestyle swimming champion Shirley Babashoff of Fountain Valley took third with 1.553. The news media, AJ\U board of governors and former Sulh van Award winners voted on th~ basis o f five points for first. three for second and one for third. Sh aw. a fresh man at Long Beach State University. said he expect ed tough competition in the Olympic trials from several s wimmers but particularly from teammate Bruce Furmss. holder of the 200 meter freestyle record. ··1 don't like to make predic· lions because l think it is ridiculous," the blond, 175-pound Shaw told a news conference. "I will be working toward doing well in the Olympic trials." Those trials. starting J une 16. will be held in his home pool at Long Beach -the Belmont Plaza. ··That will be an advantage on- ly because l won't have to fl y anywhere to C'ompete." said the 6-fool·l star who swims between nine and IO m iles daily while ih training. _,-- Pa\t w.n~rs ot ttte Jamt\ E Sullivan Award, ""''""'rd annu.,fty br r~ Am.tt~r Alhl•ffc Uf't1°" 1otN>out\t•n01ng amattur alhltlt 1•:>0 Robert T Jone•. 9011 1'111 Berna.d E Berlinqer all ro1>ndaJnle1~ t'l'J1 Jam" A. Bau.Ch,"" roun<l •lhltle Jtll -Gltnn (unn1n9hdm, rrctClt ,.,,. -W tlham R Bonthron, tract 19)\ W LawsO" l•t•t Jr 9011 19>6 -Gtenn Morn•. •ll-roun1hlhlele !'I'll J Oon•ld Budqe tennis l•:M Donald R La•h. tr.>clo. 1ffl -Jo~t1>h W Burk.cr,.w "•0 -J G"tQOrY R1ct1t. tra<._ l'kl -T. L••heMacMotch<!ll. lrMt t~.11 -cor~ltu~ wacrmtrO~m, Pott v•u1t 1'14l-Gtlbert Dodd\ track '~"-Ann Curll'. 'w1mm1nq tlMS -FeJtX 81d'ncn<tNJ fOOttMll 1~6 Y Arnold Tuck•r. tootball , • ., Jof\n B Kt-tty Jt ., "'"""' 1'148 -Rol><'rt B Mn1n1,.,. ~lo 'OUnd athlel~ 1qO -Rlchard T 8ullon, tooure•k•lllng 191() F•"<I w.ic. cran 19\1 Robert E R•<hMO<. nole•Ault t9i1 HoracP Ashentttltrr I ti, tr<dc~ 19Sl-Sammv Lt~. alvong 19~-Malvin G. Wnllll~ld. tr.oc' l9SS -Har,.wn Diiiard, hurdle< 1956 -Palrocla Keller Mc Connick, d1v1no 19S1 -8ol>by J. Morrow. lr.><k 19S8 -Glenn Davi,, treek & field 19S9 -P•rr~ O"Brien. Shot Put 1960 -Rater JoM•on, all •ound•lllltlt 1'61 -W•lma Rudolph. !rock. 1'161 -J•mes T ~•II~. lrdCk 1'63-John Tl!Omas "-n,,.,1, 1X>l•v&u•t I.._ -OonS<MllAnder. \wlmmong 1'6.1 Bill Br adl•V. baS-tlh.tll l'!M • J•mt• R. Ryvn. tr AO 1'61 R•ndet Matson, snot pUI '* 1 O.l>Or•h M •VH. , .. ;mmJRQ IWJ -Wllh•m Toom .. y, """''"'"" IUO John KlnStlli. ,,.,mmi"'1 toll -Mark. !.pit'. •wlmm•t>Q tU? Frank ShOr tPr. tr•c'k 1913 9•11 w"''°" 1>iuv11>a11 '"' q'4c1t \VO"'""'',.. tr4'Ct. • • Ain~rican Med~ls;. Ex-pro Loudd ,iockey Teain WinS €onvicted BOSTON f'ormer pr,o INN S BRU C K (Al'> - Unheralded American s peed skater Dan Jmmcrfall gave the United States its eighth med~l of the Games, figure skating queen Dorothy ll amill moved into st rong contentiol\, for a gold medal and the young American hockey team kept its hopes for a bronze m edal alive at the 12th Winter Olympics. lmmerfall, a 20-year-old sophomore at the University or Wisconsin. surprised the experts by capturing a bronze medal in the SOO·meter speed skating. llis viotory meant the Americans had equalled their medal total from Sapporo four years ago, and there are more to come. Ham ill. successor to Peggy F1em\ng and Janet Lynn among America's fe m ale skating elite. moved into second place after the compulsory round in figure skat· ing, ahead of favored Dianne de Leeuw. Since Hamill is regarded as the world 's best freestyle skater, s he suddenly became a favorite for t he cold medal to· day. And the outmanned, underdog U.S. hockey team upset a strong Finnish team 5-4 to pave the way for a possible third-place bronze medal in Olympic tournament. ''We played our best game of the year and we're just lhrill.e.d to death." said U.S coach Bob Johnson. "We wanted a medal 3(ld now we have a chance for one. This is JUSl the kind of thing we needed. "We followed a game plan. gel· ting some quick goals to take the lead." In other events on a busy day at this festival of ice ancl snow. Switzerland's Jleini lfemm1 won the gwnt s lalom, the Soviet Union picked up golds in speed skating and cross country skiing and East Germany )\'On a ~old in the doubJc·seatcr luge C've11t After today's action. the Soviet Union remained on top of the medals race with 10 ROlds out On Tl' Tonight · Channel 7 at 9 of 20 events -and a total of 20 medals. East Germany. with six golds and 13 total. and the United Stales. with one gold. three silver and four bronze. follow. The b1~ surprise of the day was lmmerfaH . a 20·}Car·old sophomore •1l the University of Wisconsin. lie whipped around the track to take a bronze m the 500-metcr event with a c locking ~ of 39.54 seconds. It was the fiflh medal the U.S. has won in i,pecd sk atin g an<t brought the Americans within four medals of their best total ever for a Winter Games. The U.S. collected 12 medals in 1932. "I still don't believe I did it,'' said lmmerfall. "Ever since J was a little k~d I wanted to make the Olympic tC'am. Winning a rnC'dal 1s 1 he high point of my hfc." Russian acc Evi:cn1y Kulikov \\On lhl' 500 met1·rs in Olympic record time of 39 17 M•conds Teammate' V<ilt•n\ t\lur.1tov wa:-. second in 39.25. · Peter Mueller. 2J. of l\J('fluon , Wis . Lhl' top U.S. hope in this ev<'nt. finished fifth 11139 57 Immerfall s kated a$(a1nst ~luratov and l>a1d , ··11e dl'f1nitely pulled me along 1 kept saying to myself 'l just have to cutch him. to beat him · That's nil 1 was thinking ubout." ' M o a n w h i I 1· • A m c r.i t an s Colleen O'Connor and Jim Millns captured the bronze medal in ic£> dancing competition Monday night. The gold went to Russians Ludmila P akhomova ancl Aleksandr Gors hkov while the silver medal was won bv the Sov- iets' Irina Moiseeva an·d Andrey Minenkov. -n·s SPttO Slr•lt"9 SOO metrn t Ev~n1 Ku11~0" Soviet Unton ,. t1 \!'Conds 1 \t•'"'' •Y Mureto-w S.Otit••l Ut°'•on. )'j >S 1 O.n tmm<>rl•ll. M•d•""'· w .... l' S4 • Mal' W•llber9, !.wed<n J'I SO Fl9u•• Slr•l•"'I women•\ t101.1re \"iu,nq totnt)Utc.of'1tt\ -t 1~t o. Nav•Hf', Wt\1 Gfrmlt'!v, 17 0 Ot'd1~1, 461 •Ooa1nu ,.,,?orotnv Hctm,il,Un1tedS,c11rs. 11 ~. ~ 1• 1 01•nne qe L•f'u•. T~ N4?1ner'•nG\, ,. ~. • •S 6" • Anc-11 POf'tt\<n. Ea.i ~rman•. lS S " 41 ~ Cnr1\ttne Erratn. E•'-I ~rmany }q S1 .... U.1 • W.•noy Bu roe. un,ted SlbteS, }II O. 41 11 l<~d•nc1no. t1na1 ~ l Ludm11td PAlt.notnova •nd Ahu.•noet Gor,hkov, Soo11~t Uruon q ord!Ntl\ 7 Irina M01Wt>va and A.f'\drt v M1nt!nko"· Soviet Union, 10 l. Coll••n o·connor <>"0noso11. So11•t-t Un1un1 l) Al'M) · 1S. Juayi Geno11r\1 ano tceo' W.t<.11• Wr\t l1•rt10<d, Conn . 134 11 Sus•n Kelley, NttdMll'I. """.•I'd Andrew Slroukott. Ctavmonl, Del . UI Lu90 Men'• do .. 1>1e .. u1er · 1. H..,,, Einn·Norl><!rl H•M, West Germany, t.1S.604 ~conds. 1 li.>n• 8r•ndnttr·B•l1"a\4r Schwarm, Wes1 ~rnwnv. t H 1'9. J. Rudolf Scnmld Frant !.cM<l'lner, Austna, 1:JS tl9, .t Sltldn Hoelllw1mme:r· RuCIOll Groeuwanq, Wol c;.rmanv, 1·t• 231. Also 7l. Rob<>rl B~rkf•r, Dlnver Aoc1'ard C.v•M!J9h, Denvtr, I J1 ~ 14. J•n"tn NM>n•r•y, St P•ul, Minn -John Fu, Lake Placid. N V . t 17~ Norooc S~llng Wo~n·s 10 lt•tom•lctr I R.1u SmeYtWna. \oo;1f't Union, lO m 1nutt"\ ll t 1 '\t.~ond\ 1 H~lena •••110 F-1ri1and lO u 21!! l ~·"" Kvl~ir.o..-.. , Stiv1 .. l Union, )0 J8 41 • Nin;) &..fd1c,.~v•. Sov1t't UntO'l,0 S1 ~ Al\O lo Mortt\4 Aot kwt"U. Wt"\t t..rbi.lnon, N H. )f Jdr'l4 Hl•ttt1. (h1C•C)O. ).t 4 le '1 Tw•I• Htn•I• •• Cl a. 0 M.lt Q1r /Nnotw~ R1thler Ancnora90. Al••~•. JI 01 ti Alptn• S1'11"9 Mt:n•i 91•nt \1..llom I to·rn'"' Hr1n SW'IUerl•nC, 1 1t. '1 1 Ern\t C..000 s ..,uttrl•nd. J 11 II l IR9fm•r Stonm•rk, S-n J U 41 ; C.U\l•'l'O lt\oef'll, lt•IY l )I f)I S Phil Md"'"· Uti1I r0 S1a1tt, l ?I 20 ressional rootball playC'r Hommle Loudd was convicted Monday of d1stlibuting cocaine. /I. federal court j111-y of nine men and thrcr women found Loudd gui)ty on thr s mgle count following a four-day trial. lie faces up to, 15 years in prison and a $15 ,000 fine. Sen- tencing was set for March 8. The jury also convicted Alfonzo Cain, 29, or Orlando, Fla. of distri buli\tt cocaine and Barbara Tripp. 29; of Cambridge or both distributing and con- spiracy to distribute c·ocainc. The Jury deliberated an hour :.ind 30 minutes. <1nteater• Play NORTJI RJD.GE-UC Irvine's basketball t eam faces three road games in the nexl week, begin- ning tonight at Cal S tate (North ridge) at 8 o'clock. The Anteaters, who rell to Biota College Saturday night, takn 10·9 record into tonight's game. UCI defeated Northridge, 84-73, in an earli~r meeting this sea.son at Jrvinc. Indiana Breeze• BLOOMINGTON, Ind . ...-In· diana's Kent Benson scofed a; career-high 38 points. offsetting a 40-point performance from Terry Furlow, as the top-r an ked Hoosiers breezed p11:st Michigan State, 85·70, Monday night for their 30th straight Big Ten basketball victory Benson. a 6-fool·ll junior. was nearly unstoppable against lhe smaller Spurtans. especially tn the second h alf after three Michigan State starters fouled out Furlow. the conference scoring lender, \\as practically the Spartan~' only offensive threat. Tenne•#ee RoMp• KNOXVILLE , T enn . Eighth-ranked T ennt':>!>L'e. J?l'I ting 24 ·points from Ernit• Grun feld :m<l l!J fnim lll'rnard Kini.:. ~hipped Vanclt•rb1ll 73 59 Mnn duy night and kl-pt 1ls ~rip on first place 111 lhe SouthN1!>tcrn Conference bas ketball race The game was extrcml•ly tight until five minute's into the second half when Crunf<.'ld bcg:.in h1ttin~ from long ran~l' over Vandy's Lone deft-nsc. The Vols bei.:an pulling away and. with 4 3.t left. had a commanding 65-45 lcad. ·19ers TriuMph LONG n E/\Cll -A 1.!llaltend in~ call ga\ !.' Dale Dillon a basket with four second!> lc•fl in overtime and Cal State <Long &ach) de· featec'f Lroublccl II await. 67 65 tn a nonconfcrcnce basketball game Monday nii.:ht Larry Hudson hit the rest of the 49ers' six points in overtime on a field goal and l" o free throws The Rainbows playl'd with only eight players and minus coach nruce O'Neil who w:ts suwL·ndetl after four players "en• ordi.·rctl taken off th<• tcum O\'t•r appear ing in :i local tt•ll•vision com mcrc1al UPI TtlOfloto SWITZERLAND'S HEINi HEMMI SPEED S TO A GOLD MEDAL IN THE GIANT SLALOM. Hawa11 h<•l<l on for ;i 61·61 tic at the end or rt:gulat1on play and thl' score was l1t'd :.it Hf> ti.'i in over lime when Dillon drnn• to the basket but Rainho'' center l\tl'l Werts\\ a~ culft•cl for ~oJllcndmJ.l and the score gaH• till' •l!lcrs th1· n ctory Holtz New Jets Coach NEW YORK <AP> -"When yo u think you 've gone as far as you can go, you might as well get out of coaching," is one of the favorite sayings of Lou Holtz. ~elected as head coach o( the New York J els of the Nation:.il Football League Holtz. who worked overnight miracles as head coach of North Carolina State, was chosen as the J ets' n ew chief on Mondav. knowledgeable pro footba-11 sources said. In his four seasons al North Carolina Stale, Holtz guided the Wolfpack to a 33-12·2 record. which included two appearances in the Peach Bowl a nd one <.'arh 1n the Liberty and Asl ro· Olucbonnel Bowls TV Viewer's Guide Tonig ht's Olympics Schedule By The Associated Press The United Sta les-Finland hockey game and the attempts of two American men for individual medals will highlight tonig ht's television coverage of the Winter Olympics. The American effort at the X ll Winter Gam es has been surpris- ing thus far. and that record could be improved today. ABC- TV will show highlights from 9·11 Included on today's Olympk program ar e the US -Finland hockey game. the finals in the men's 500·fTleter speed s kating event. the final run in the m en's giant slalom . the women's IO- k1lomcter cross-country r ace and compulsory f1 p u rl's m women's fll!ure skating The best U .S mt'da l hOp<' 1s Pett?r Mueller of !Vlequon. Wi:; . one of the fav()riles in the ;i00 mete r s in s peed s kating . Mueller. 21. fiance of women·s 1,000-meler silver medalist Leah Poulos, will race against the clock. Th e skaters compete in pairs, changing lanes once. The skater in the outer lane has the right-of-way on the lane change. .~ol re Dame Roll• SOl'T H RE~D . lnd. -Notr<' Da me. led by All .-\mc ri can forward Adrian Dantlcy's 27 points. I urned it nn in the second half Monday nii:ht and beat St. Bonaventure. 95·811. in a n 1n terscction3l basket bail clash. The lOlh-rankcd 1rish, 15·4 for the sc.:rson, needed a 20-9 spurt midway thr()UJth the second half to put away I he stubborn visitors The Bonni es closed lo within lhre(." at 54-51 early in the i.econd hair before s lipping back lohn•on Honored SAN FRANCISCO -Marques J ohnson of CL/I. is playinj! bet- t cr each wet'k now, and the Pacific-8 rl'cogn11.cd lhc fact Monday by naming him its basketball player of lhc week again LA Star Not Expected to Be Back The other hope for a U .S ml'dal is Phil M abrc, 18. of White Pass, Wash .. who ranks fourth cntenng today's final run in the men's giant slalom . Mahre will 11eed a very stront! run to win a mt>dal rn the race rn "'hich each racer must pass through about 60 gates . Severa l pre-rac e favorites, currently behind Mahre, will be c harging today. Today is the Olympic debut for Dorothy Hamill. the Amencan figure s kater who is a favorite to win the silver medal. In the com- pulsory figures, each skater must trace figures on the ice and then copy them. Skaters arc j ~gcd on the accuracy ol (tjt1res, their style in tracin~ them and their nccuracy in reco- pying them This is the first of three part s of c•1Jmpetit1on. Dianne de Lecuw o( llolland 1s fnvored. ··ue had two phenomenal games trom every sta ndpoint and pirked a pretty Rood week to have them." co:ich Gene-nartow s aid o r the t\·f oot fl junior forward. Johnson scored 25 points in the Bruins· 92·87 victory over Washington, then came back with 32 po1nls~alurday as UCLA downed W ~l~lon Stale. LOS ANGELES (J\PJ - Pitcher Andy Messersmith says he thinks he's played his last game for th<' Los Ange les Dodgers. An arbitrator dec l a re-cf Messersmith a free ai;ient and the decision has IJt•<.>n upheld by a ft>deral court jud{:l'. something owners of th<' 24 major lengue I f.'am s hnvr ct1•r1dNI lo nppcal Regardlcs!I of the outcome. th<' :lO-year-old M esc;ersm1th s31d \londay ht• think" h1-; l>0<hlt>r~ da)" :in' ~one ''l llon'l CXf><.'Cl the r·ourt tori• verse itself and T don't expect the Dodgers to bid for me," said Messersmith "The Dodgers p rotected their pitching by refusing to trade a pitcher while my status was in doubt. They're one of the few 'clubs that can withstand the loss of n front·line pitcher , especially if <.>verythin~ •'vc>ryone 1s sayinf! al)(l11t Tommy .John 1s lruc." Messersmith added, "Also. I hav<.> to thmk th:1t the DodAers simply urrn't l oo h:iJIJIY with me." M l'.'5'."Crsm ii h pi.l eht'd without signing a contract and under the re newal clause the DOdgers maintained his contract" in 1975. even r aising his salary from $90,000 in t 974 to Sll5.000 last season. lie contended, and arbi tr at o r Peter Seitz agreed. that by playing the year without a contract Messersmith had made himself a fre<' a~t'nt The Dodgers have joined the baseball owner·s attempt for a stay of a federal judge's rulin>t that upheld Mcssersmilh's frec- aizenl status, a solid blow aitainst baseball's reserve clause which basically binds a player to a team forever. Messersm ith, 19-14 last season without much s upport from his teammates, is a two-time 20- game winner a nd said h<' doubt!;'~ he'll h ave problem-; findin~ work. lie d1cln 't want tn 1hst11ss de· tails of his contract talks" ith the Dodgers lhttl left him uns1~ncd except th<1t his rf'qUc!o;I for :i mult1y<'ar contrnct and nitht of consent on any trade w~1s re jected. The other <'Y <'nt schcdull!d to da.v is the doubl<'·Seal lu~e for men, and the Americans art' only favored to ftntsh ncarthc boll om Cage Ratings Th~ Top Tw<!fllv l••m\ In l"" lls"!Cl•l•d """\~ COlf*O~ 1>41•~~11>311 l)Olf w ill\ rltCord\ through Sun· cloy, Feb I. •nO total 001n1om.. I\ ) ?Sf. 1 ~r11uoll• IA I t,a.J 11 N C•r .~I 1• 4 I.~ 1 N Cl• 111 HO I) (tni,f I/ l IU • M.,rylnd II J Ill U Ml\\tt IA j ll• \ RulQtt• .. 0 IS• n w MO<h 18 n t 17 6 UCLA 11 J Mil I. Mo(~ " ~ llJ I Mt• ILVI t) 1 >•I 11 \I Jn~ 11 t 19 8 '""" ,, ' ... 11 "' Tr<h 18 ) SI • w;n~qln U 1 Ht " (tlll•n•ry 70 l H 10 N.0,'l'le I• 4 Jll N,Toa ~I 161 41 .. + Tuesday, Februa-y 10. 1976 DAILY PILOT II Unbeaten Corona ' Nips Mesa, 55-54 By ROGER CARLSON Of 11M D•ll'J 'llel Sl•fl You need a break once in awhile lo stay perfect in anything and Corona del M a r High 's Sea Kings got three of them in the last 14 se conds Monday night a s Costa Me sa 's Mus tangs fell, 55·54, in a packed win- ner's gym. _ Coa c h Larry Sun - derman's Mustangs p ut the ball up three times in those final moments, the last one at the buzzer. But they ~ere turned away e mpt)'-handed as the Sea Kings held on for their 22nd s traight vic- tory and 1 llh in Century League play to remain the only unbeaten basket- ba ll t ea m in the C IF Southern Sec.'tion . With ~ thr ee games le ft in lea~ue play the Sea Kings own a three-game lead, assuring the winners or no less than a portion of the circuit crown. For the Mus t angs it was the second st raight D.>lly Piiot "ltot<>• llY P•1r1c-O'OonMll . one -point loss to the CIF CdM'S ALEX BLACK (33) MOVES INSIDE DAN BYERS (34) AND GARY WILLS (40) AS CdM'S DOUG GARN (34) LOOKS ON. 4·A 's No. 2 team. while At Little School Athletics Play A Minor Role By ED BURG ART college b ound students," · 0t1Noa11vPilou1a11 says Lindstrom "W e When it s tarted raining don't turn away as m any on a r ecent afte rnoon, as we accept and our af basketba ll coa ch Bob fili a t1 o n 1s non Lindstrom was forced lo denomin ational " cancel pr;1ct1cc a t llunt· o ington Valll'Y Christian Five yea rs aj.!o, Hunt High of Costa M c-;a m gt on Valley l"hns ltan Don't grt l hC'·1dra thal was loca ted 111 .i Fu11n ... • the thriller was the 21st --one-point win for CdM <·oal'h T andy Gillis in 28 verdicts in his seven- year r eign at Corona del Mar . Corona del Mar was plagu ed b y p e r s on al fouls a nd an equally tough Costa Mesa man- to-m an defense and blue c hippe r s Alex Black, Chip Stassel and Doug Garn were all saddled with four personal fouls before the third period was r ompleted, forcing * * * Con• Meu I S4 I lq II pf Ip 8';'"" b b 4 18 Mr.tit' • l .. ll . W'll\ 1 0 7 _. 0rndn 7 2 S 6 \ptM. ... 0 8 t(ll~y 0 0 0 Oy\~rl I ! I 7 Gillis to s huffle his lineup constantly . Both sides suffered at the hands of officials Ron Herrington a nd Rudy Komineck, who keP,t the benches and crowd in a constant state of u11roar with their c.'alls . A technical fo ul w ; called on a Mesa play« • for asking an official I keep a n opponent off hi b ac k. o ffens ive foul <SeeCd1'1 , P agc86> Van Horn Ignites Eagles' 63-54 Wir By LAURENE KE YS OftlM Dally, .... Slaff Stu Van Horn came off the bench to lead a thir d qu arter r a lly , Jim McCloskey poured in 34 points and the E stancia High Eagles defeated.the host Santa Ana Samts 63-54 Monday night in Century League basket· ball action. Trailing 31-24 at the h a ir, E s tan c ia began whittling away at the Saints' le ad, but it was Van Horn who s parked the come-from -behind effort. With 43 seronds re- m a ining in the t hird period Va n Horn scored to put the Eagles ahe;id 47-46 a nd then s ank another a t th e buzzer. From then on in, it was clear sailing for Estan- cia. P l ayin g a mor e methodical game in the final quarter, the Eagles were fin a lly able to penetrate and hit from underneath. The Saints abandoned their more effective zone offense for a man-to-man and McCloskey and his m ates were able to get in close for the high percen- tage shots . But in the s tone -cold second quarte r . coach Dave Carlisle's Eagle were not a ble t o score . bucket in the first fiv· minutes. And the Oash: dribbling Saints rolle1 up the points to lead a one point by a score o 29-18. F o rward P e l• Neumann pic ked u1 three fouls in the firs period and was forced t• s it o ut th e s e conl quarter. no doubt addin1 to the Eagles· woes. M cCloskey broke th1 ice and then went on l• shoot nine points in th1 las t three minut es befon the h alf. Jn addition the 6 -1 senior hauled in eight re bounds for the winners althoug h s urprisingly th c s ma 11 e r Sa in l~ dominated the boards tr. the first half. E"•nt1• IU I hi II pl •r H.tll J 1 ' , '"-"'"•"" l 0 J • M<CIO\~~y 14 6 ;... Conltr 0 0 G 8 1\Cf\O!I 7 I ~ V•n Horn ' 7 I( l>rl(~ 0 0 I 0 Tolal\ '6 11 17 6J !Mini• An• Uo 19 II pl Ip Tr•'flor s 7 :; n 51_.,d ' ' ' /0 Je"\tn ' I • 11 Ha lr\fOf'I ) 3 J 13 B Brown 0 0 ) 0 H Brown • 0 l 6 Tol•I• 10 ,, IY S4 score by Ou• rltr• ESIM<la 13 11 is I• 6) the roof was leaking m t a in V ~lll ey Ba ptis t the school's ,::y mnas111m Church and consisted of Firs t , y ou mu s t un-16 students Its athletic ders t and tha t Hunt · program didn 't beg in un ington Valley Chr1st1an til the followin g year a nd has nogym. Lindstro m whose wife Sbnl• Ana I) 16 11 16 S• Tola l• Coro"• Oel :;., l~~I n S4 ---------------------- "We conduc t most of Michelle was a lr endy a our practices outside," teacher at Huntington says Lindstro m . Valley dtdn 't po p on the And that probably b<'st scene until 1972 describes the s t ate or the The school m oved to Conquerors a thletic pro-Costa Mesa in 1974 and gram thathasa long way alo n g w ith th e JO I to go to achieve maJor enrollme n t in crea se. a thletic s t at u s lik e Hunttngton \'a lley Chris . ..# Edis o n and Fount ain tian h as placed a muc.'h / Valley. stronger e mphasis on While Founta in Valley sports. has 4,400 students and F or e x ample , the Edis on numbers 4,056, starting fi ve on the cur. the enrollment a t th1:. rl'nt bas ketba ll team at- re li g iou s sch ool ts tended a one-~et\k -eamp .,. 170 -and that includes al Biola C6J1 ege las t sev e nth a nd ci ~ht summer . It cost each gr aders. player $110 and M ay and T h e yearly a thletic Linds t r o m sa id t h e: budget is a who ppm,:r money cam e from ea ch $2,500 and that money (!'tudent's pockeL comes from a j ogathon "Also. last year was the school holds eaclT the firs t tim e we c ut year. Unlike the large ;m yone on t he vars ity s c.'hool s, llunt1ng t o n baske tball level," says Valle y Christi a n only Lindstrom . "But a nyone fields three s ports who c.'Omes out for sports football. bas kt'lball and \\Ill play. We have no baseball hmit on the junior varsi- "Our firs t priority 1s to t v lt>ve l. ·· Au110 ·tt \chlO"mflr B••<~ lu1 c;.,rn \tA\\l"I lq fl pl Ip 7 2 • " 1 0 2 • 7 1 • " 6 0 3 ., I l S l I> • • II> I 2 4 0 0 • 0 Gu•\IW'\\ ' ' 0 • Tolit' '1 1l ll SS S<ff• .. ., 0...rt•~ Co\I• Me~ I} 10 II 11-S. C.0-on• ""'Mu II 10 " 12~} Biola Invades S~C To..pight Former Huntington Beach llis.ih S chool star Jim Worthy will be in the starting lineup for Biota m':N1~~ .. ~i't:!i, •College t onight in a c ru c ial No rth e rn Di vision NA IA District ~~~~~~· lll basketball e ncounte r ':." :... at Southe rn California §t.tl~~D~" College in Costa Mesa. ~. . Tipoff IS al 8. Diol a. fres h from a 76 73 victory over UC Irvine Saturday night, will be out to protect a 6-1 conference leading r e· cord. SoCal is in the run· ne rup spot w ith a 5-2 mark a nd Saturday lost a 59-45 verdict to firth ~-!llralr&:iiiii:::.:...;.:;:z;~~ .. r :i nkcd Grand Canyon es tab l is h a s t ron g ·Also. Linds tro m is a c a demic .program ," keeping a closer watch says principal Willard on hts seve nth and eighth May, ·:but we ~o feel that graders, hoping to prc- athle t1 cs ts important pare them for his varsity and we do want to tn· progr a m in a s imilar crease it." m a nne r l o t h£> pulJltc DOUG GARN REBOUNDS AS MESA'S GARY SPINK WATCHES. College. The e mph ;1s 1s o n schools . basketball the t eam Plans are also in th<' practicc s ovcrtwo hours m a kin g fo r a multi· per d ay h a s l>f'en purpose gymnasium to CdM Still No. 2 Pro Score Coach Paul Peak's SoCal Vanguards have come on s trong in the second half of the season Na11 ....... 1ea.utba11Au0<••1"'" with Rand y Adams , ~c;:~:';'.~0~.~:;::;,~~::C .• ,.on F'red G laster and David announcing ....... THE (i} ' SPORTING HOUSE of NEWPORT BEACH -Orwtge Co11nty's Most UlliqM Athletic Club For Ladles ..ct Gentl~n ,............,..: • 16 ................... Cowts • hrMMt ,._, -4 Cce:dllaoka; rro,r- • ,.., '""""" ....... ·--•PNS..,•......., . c....--.. ,....,...., ·~ rliyticl• Te le Lec.te4 .. ani.. ............. rri Cltarter Mew1betthips Now A.-oHble At $100 FOi FURTHER IHFOIMA TIOM PHONE 7 I 4·752·0565 Califontia's Most Coftgeftiol Sporting Set stron g enough t o a ccou!1l he b ui It in th c near Despitl' losing tl'i first for a 6·0 r·ccord in futun'. 'gam e, Loni-! lkadt Poly Academy Lea g uc (('IF Of c.'Ot1rse. Lind strom (21·1> re tained 11~ No. I l·A> a ctio~. _And May says th l.' p u r p ose of ranking OVl'r l'orona del plans on hmng ci full· athletics won't c h ange. · Ma r in t h e C l I'' '1 -A time football co11c h next "Our purpose is that basketball poll v Milt••°"' 111 J• lb O.n••• 138 . ., ... Yor-119 Barron paving the way. ~~~"11w> "r~s~1 ~~~u~~~··~~~v~.,~q~,,.~.~~·o~s~~~;~;;;;~;;~~;~;;~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ OHwir°'i Mui,. ln'Jl"""ood, Atl!'t'\t-i, --- H4.1,Hi l'lQton 0Pd<h KatPflA PoHM:k'na, LB Mitllk11n, V1H11 P~rk, Glen<Mle, ChM!ey l·A year. f C urrentl y, winning is n 't e vl'fy -Howcvc r,lh<'ttnhcntcn Linds trom coach<'s f1.X1t thing," says Linrlstro_m. Sea Kings of Tundy Gillis ball, bas ketb all <ind "W~ try to ha ve t~c kids gained stronger support, baseball. I unders ta nd that rf they picking up s ix first place -But academics .has -g1ve JOOpc rcenl,theyarc v o t es t o P o l y's 12. a n d a lw a y s w ill doing okay . Winning is M a rina 's V i k i n ~s . ('Om~ first at a *hool notaway of life. Veryfcw ranked No 4 la!>t week, !hQt sends 90 percent of go on to the professional drop ped four notches Jls :itudents to college. ranks." afte r los ing f O F:rhson ··w~ expt!ct our stu-while Cy press r eplaced dents to spend at least ffB T ests Huntington Beach in the 12-JS hours a week study-' No 10 po'Hlion . (Cypress ~g." says May. "We feel beat Huntington Beach 'f you. are a s tut e Kennedy Friday_) 'v'latt:r Oct r c academically. you will mained No 9 be d isciplined in s ports " • " Despite his coarhm~ C u r re ntl y t ied for i"l'e~":';:;~~··• t h r e e s p o r t s , second place in the Em· i.c.r ........ 1,..., 111 01 Lindstrom 's first duttes pire League bas ketba ll J .-111•m"-• ''t-21 . ~ lh H t . t •.SM> Goroon10 ff• 1) a re as an instructor he rac e, e 1 y n tn g on s_ si .io1>nao.co m,, mustachioed Lmdstrom Beach High Qilcrs face 6V•rt>um~·H6 •1 th I · I K d 1 SMll • Bort>ar.t 111 31 p'""" ltl ID 160 111 l(IO .. q7 I Cama .. 110 119 71 1 Petm SprJn9• II~ 1 I 3 LvnWOOd no l l 4 F'ullerron fl&-3> S. U Mlraciol (19 7) 6 Voe tor VAll•v 118 31 1 Cabrl110 (n.31 e Redondo 119 • 1 9 R•moM 116-4 > 10 ~lhHlll\ fll •1 2·A llh 111 177 "' 177 'l'I ,. S4 11 JS l ';M1•Clara (18 JI 1113 7 S...Marono (18 7) 17S 3 All8 lMN 171 II 111& 4.Morenova110 111 11 160 S 0.llr 118 61 9S • Ptrr" (11 41 '1 1 El••nor• 116 31 78 I A.,aHon (16 61 40 9 'l'uulpa Ill 11 ~ 41 10 ,..,,_,, 116 )I 1- 0f M'r"\" C~nyon, M 1\\10,, V.f'IO VAll\"y Cllthfld~. Palo Vtrd@, I.A l ulh•t•n. El Dorado Sonor_., WOt~mM Bonn•, Rowland, Q>ntr-a1 1-A I I Morr') 88V 111-J I ' 8 t9 0..ar 11._71 l Tehachapi 116 \I • 8'\hOI> 11111 S A<•nlwood (II &I • H..,1. 1,....., Valle\' Cltrh ti1rt 114 JI 1 Aom -wclor Cl1tl\l•M (17 •I I Ml Cl"" PY-~p (14 JI 9 Cl'lad..,1t~ 11&.71 10 teaches two m a th, two e exp os 1ve enne Y e.M1r1,..11,_41 physical educa tion and a Fighting I ris h i n a .;;;;ii;;;;;;;..Oiiiii .... _________________ mifl driver's trainingclass. pivotal league game at -KEEP COOL -u C.llp•l•l• 117- Lindstrom, a graduate Kennedy High t onight. ()( nearby Southern T'pofCis 7. ,.._.A .._.EW SAAB California Collc~e. is one t<~nnedy is 6·4 and is " " of 15 full or part-time averaging 71.4 points per 11FREE FACTORY AIR" tearhers at a religious lea~ue contes t. Elmer school w hich has a year-Combs' Oilers, who beat Jy budget of 5145.000 Kenne d y 94-R2 earlier. With P'wchase of Atty ~wSoab FEIRUA.RY ONLY Harbour V. W. SAAB Tuition is SOOO per stu-are scoring 71.5 points. d e nt a n d th e ma in Thediffer ence ison rle· academic e mphasis 1s on fonse where the Oilers the scumccs a lthou~h ar~ allow ing opponents e ach student m us t takt' a to score 58.3 pQtnls Ken- Bible class nt'dy is sur rl'ndenng 70 ,r11 I I ~och Bl•d., ....... lch. "We a ~ \,ook ing for points 842-4435 • OE. Daily Sun1ct service from n~arby 01 ange County Airport. Package lours and economy fores for f.,m1ltes and grouf)6. loo. So ca ll Air Cahforn1<1 first. If there's an easier w?iy lo get you there, we'll be the first to tell you. Cn// [nsv /nfoni!CJlion in Oronge Cn11rit11. (7 Jtl) 7.52 1000: Dow11n• (:! 13) CJ:!tl 3313: Loguno. ( 71 ti} 496 6000. Los A ngeles. (213) 627 5401. rmr "'" 1 AIR C~LIFORNI~ We're easy to take. 88 DAILY PILOT Los AI Racing Entries l"or w ....... u, Fl"I Pt\I I U U Ea•tt• l'lr\1 lttet. U Ed tl•• llh, Ith •ftd tlh ltac .. l'lltST llACE H O y<1rd, ) y• •r old\ ClolmlnQ Purt.t 'l'IQO (.l.)1m.11Q l>fl<tlJSOO "•lontltu Wlr•CI ICltll\•O I 1'7 Oil Llm•h 8ar tMvle•l IH Wln~mur fW•t.on) 117 ACll\111• IC.rclo1• I 111 O.ddy S•lnv• \Rouon I 111 PT l'.WJOY fTru wrtl Ill M•t M\Ouo\t Towl11 IM1tcn .. 11\ 1n J'ro'I •hit fHor II 1n C•lltor111~ Sun•11lne tL11>n.r111l 111 Ml•<'• Luhalu IAd•lr I Ill 5ECONO llACIE -HO varcl\, 3 , ... r 010 "'410.m C1•1m1n9 . Pur.,. $1100. (lt11ml1>9 price \000. GO Clll<k Clll<k IL1Qllom I IU vnc•e Ph•~11~ u:aroo1.r1 1n Ml\IY Clloroor (Wt hon I 11/ Vtnd•#'Jel tMon1..onJ ttt loroSH 18roo~•I 112 Wll<llO.<kTwo lWllrdl 111 Ml>\ Tiny Ea\lu\ 19t~•\I 111 c.oea11111 ur .. .ure1 in W\ft'#rt9l\t CC.tt rt\W' I t t I B•lll• Him IP909e I ,,, THI 110 llACE S•9 n rO\ 3 ytor olCI\ & uP AllO••n<t Puf\t \HOO TOfllO'\ 8o Jlll<)lt ll(nlQhl 1 111 ~'9A"'• On•er IAdairl 119 Ne••O• Ft•n ICorOold I 111 ~dv E•erell IGorral 119 Mr ~nBar tWtrCll 119 Bud'• Locli (Brook\) 117 S.r Bond tPaa-1 111 1·m"11<Vo11 (Tro \urt l 119 Fr .. woy Rocke\ IClerl\U) 117 UO'• Bally (Lipham I 111 '°UltTM llACIE -170YMd\. lVHr olds & up. Cltlmln9. Pur.e ~1100 Clt lmln9 Price n~o. Tl>e Sun\<! Buc.n Woman's Club. Earley Ch•r~ (Harl) 1?1 Si>eedY Sic (BrookU 119 FiOlen' 8rl9llt ICruoerl 111 Kool Papa IB•nkSI l 19 l(nl9hl of Olory (T1eaiurr I 119 E691• LtndlnQ IKnlQM ) 11• Joe Fruler 1Clftri$\~I llv Away She OcH/\ ILipMml 11/ Fll"TM llACE -•OO YdrdS l y•M Old\ Allowanct Pur"e U800. Tiie Antlltlm A( 1111• 70·30 Club Of> Copy Me tWa1>0nl Conlrcltrol~ Jt1 ll•P•am I He'\ NOi Kllld1nq IA001t I L•m11·, Reo••CIS IT•U>11rr I Jrt Oon IH•rll ""-•I Now (WarCI > KIP\ Son ICl•"U" I 111 110 11? 111 1n IU 119 SIXTH llAC:I! -'°°yards. l YNr olch & uo Cl.Jlm1nq Pur loll! IJXIO. Tuesctay. FebJ.ut ry 10. 1976 .~A~me,~ PATH OF CLUBHCAO AFFECTS DIRECTION Of SHOT r .... o IJclors aflect lhe course ot your ~off shots. lhe first is the d•retllon of your clubtace during 1mp..iCt S!1oul<J Ille llull late "Pt>roacll to tM lt!lt yuu1 shots will ~o to che felt It 1l 1, JtltJres~e\J to the nght your shob wtll tent.I to lly right It would then seem thJI 11 tht: tlublac.e '" looking !>Ir J1Cht aheJ1I. tht: shot w.)uld CDr res pond. Such ·~ not always the ca~e. how1·vt:r ...i:. thc:.ti l.lraw. 111£:5 show. 0 Although in e.ich s1tuJt1on the clubtace 1:. toolo.rng :.tr J1l hi ::.11CC1d. only 111 1llust1Jt1on if l w11I the ball c.:1rry lrue T111s iS so, bec,wse only 1n 1llustr.it1on ~ l 1s the clubhead moving strJ1ghl <1head and applying ''pure" backspin to th.i b.ill. In 11Justr a 11on • 2 !he llulJ hcJcJ is moving from outside to 1n•,1oe the intended large< line. Ttus movement puts c1 1;loci.. Voi~e spin on !ht! bJll t<JU!>•nt: It to ~lice to the 11ghl In 1llustral1on : 3, tile club head, moving from 111s1de to out· side the target lme, puls a c.ounterclockw1~e cut on lhe ball so that 11 spins olJ to the fell. Remember lhol to hit stra1gt11 shols you must not only llJv~ your club lacing the target at impact. but 1l also must be moving in that direction. .... 0 Prep Cage CdM . • • Standings FREEWAY LEAGUE W L Pl" PA F ulle•lon II 0 HY S8A L•Hobr<t ' 7 711'1 l>4 <Continue d From f•a~r u.s1 ~ceml.'d more' Jlfl'\ all•nl thjn drCl·nSl\'t' fouls :m d tht• host , h:1 J I 7 foul!> levied .it tlw hair. Cla1m inQ Pritt \SOOO Hu\llln Buv I Brooks I V•llev Bou IC1rdo1• I Su-ler Sanely CT reuur• I Ouott lo Mhmo ICrUQtrl Ltt B•r Walch IAda•r I Halld PICked (Har II in -~Par\ s • ol&-... Mesa h art a l·hnnr<' to brea k ll orwn in l he• I 1r't half but Ca1INI lo "1:nr1· 011 Si'( Oil(' ,1nrl 0 111' -.1111,1 lions at lh •• f.·1·,. lhrnw line and l h1· Sl·.t I\ m~:-. s ccmt•d 111 1 om 111;1ntl \\II h I :.!:! ll : t .1111' ,1 ;,;'i 1:1 hul!.!l• Ul LC>Mll S o 104 1'1 1 '' '>av•nM 'S b 8141 l \fJ If• Trov ~ • IOQ ow 11~ !>MIO Ana Vatltv l 8 I'll II~ Mo'1 Royal !Mott I\ 1 111 Sunny H•I \ I 10 611 8}1 ~·oe Tiny ILlpllMn I Copy R19n1 f1<n19n1 I F1y1noo .. 1d 1w .. e11 Iii ' .. , 1n SEVENTH RACE •1111 Y«d l vttar ol<h & uo o. nnw mt.. Pv,•" Vi000 T~ Wdlttt ~ Wtloh.''dl\' [tM .. tnt Company CIC IOnt I Har II Ml\\ Pep Straw IL•pn.lm i S1tv,.rlOWf'I (Ward) ,.., Ill Ill Ill 1/7 Mond•y·i S<ore\ 81.tf'na Piu ~ e.J Loo#,. , ,,, La ~"br<\&J \•J"'lnY H ''"t..l f utt1onon H. ~J..i";<t l'ln1+ 1) SA va•1~11tl l HJV1'1 W~t'lf'\d.IY 'i G.lmfl'\ Ou!>na t-'rtt 1r. di ".>ovanrM r ut1(!rfO"i'llf')w"'ll \A Vall,.., ilt SYl'lnt H 1 L•l ~d0Tf1of f,ar GAR OEN OR,0\1.E LE4 0UE W L PF PA Fickle Fr~nty ICardorn i La\\1t1\ TOO Mdn CMorr1,nn. lmprtts111t1y IAO.l1r I Cl11c C.Ommand fl rtt.l•,u,,. f Coqoiak IWAl\On I 11/ Aan<M 4\lom110' 111 Sonl••oo P 1 ".A'\ U1 t \JI 1ill ~) th ~·t .,,) I 1l Bois. C.rMd• lllP Lvn• 19Ank\I '·I C.roen C,rov•~ Jtl Captain ll(n19111 ) 112 lo\ AtnlQOS '/I • 114 ~IGHTH llACE 3SO v•rd\ l y•M olO\ c1a1m1no PUf\f' "HOO Clillfl\H'M'J Pr1te\6~ l•MdtoCalcll lliPh•mi ~ H\\Ofl ((•fdO/a J l<1md1c1ty <Ad•1r) Our~11on !Clerh_. I RcayJOVOU\ IH•rll 11~ "' Ill 111 110 Pac.1l1ca ;1 Cltf L.o Quinta t 1 ' / ~"I Moftd~y·\ SCO/'f'\ San11•CJO 60, Bo• h.a (,r ' .,,.. •' ~ro-nGrow.,S7,Ul\Arr-·11 Rane no At.Jm•to-. 11 P:~. 1 ., " " 8olw Gr•nott M LO\ Am1qc,\ CENTURY LEA CUI"' Mr Bt •C•l•h M•l<h•lll ~ry's TtCIOy O~r IKn•QM I Mr T OlarQ"r CWot\On I Go~r Aq11n IN MOI 112 CM""adiol M.1• Ill Viii.a P•" W l l'F PA "tn ,r.., >H ~ I • • ~~\ I -l 6J '"4 111 E<l<t~C.d JU\O 0..0 ICrUQtr I 11/ ~ta l•lc"a [I Modtnd TU\hn NINTH RACE JSO y~ro" 3 VtM \ ,.., f ~' J.1] I'! ti•' °"' ... old\ & up C.l•1m1nq Pur\6 $1'l00 C'••m•"') p,,, "'1000 l<•no Hula CM,IC ·' Krac\h" K•\lly tl(n"I"' I \ ...,.,,,01•n1 IL11>1'fml Jo8wrt\\ ICl.,1\VI Ctllernt'moo" IC.ar 1 ~I 1ommy BU" 19""'' I PaQf 1no .. (WMd I R0<ket 'o Ml> fl ,,.,,C,., Pt que\I L•tllt ll.H 18roo•s I Roe It.ti\ a .. Re..., ((.br(IOIA I 11~ 1 ll 111 111 I?/ II I 111 , . , 1.1 111 ~nl.\A .... MaOf"Ou• f' t 1 ..,. ,,,, t.V , ,. Mond~v t Sc.ore, COro"'' Ort M.Jr ,~ l\f.t M· • #C ( \t,'tn (.1..l f>l St'fnld Ar•.; S4 l'1·.11n )!.. V1Hn P~rlr. ~4 [I MQ<h '1J 8t M no•'I)'•• ii Yftdn,.,d,,'f 'G.a"'tt' ('.>r~tM 0(-f Mftr lf MioJl'\Oh.J lu,hn ,,t (0~111 Mt-1 E\l•n' 1a at Vtttd PJHk ~~·· A"""I E.1 Modrn~ Basketball Scores HIGH ~C'400L fC•lrU< 0•11 LH<JUt I P~dl•nch ~, (IMUll' '( s~ ft)ntan• ~1. ~''''""".v"' \O ~nGor®n1obO P,H,fit 11 t Pac1J1< Lr.tqur J P-n.clotnd '11 Aln41m01d ).' Arcadt• \A l t R,1nt ho \1 Muir o 0n.-.·11nqup1 41 OT J IMlu•M v.a11.v Lu9.,.) \I l'\u..-r 66 Monr'\.,11• &'S A,,ovo ~. S-t" r,,.,br ... 1 ~· Mt V1•w .. ) [IMtnl• ti ~. PC>el &..t q,,._. mt• it'1 ;..J tS1tn• lt~qur1 WP\t Co"1rtd '1 C~v1nn 1111 OT) lo\ Alto•. I I (,1 .. ,,00,." •,,,...,rn t111f\ e.1 ( Ol')••w"lod 41 W 1hof\ fHH) •> ... Pu~n,,. '' IHUl•nU LU •ut l C>'tr•''O Ii Roy•t <J6• M At.; lom t 0 r,ldthlnn•• 7~ k.1n11a 88, \10, ,, v ... ,' & ' W,•lnvt H. !.•n D1mf1" bb CMonl•lt• LUqu•I N'-rtnv1' wo/,Cnnrttt 0 1tk ~ Wt'>' ~"1,•n ~', Ro11tl.1nd .4 t l\t'"-' 0 A"'ltjw•,, Ptltlit lfl No~AI.,., 411 l\,,\\f•tt ~4 ISfn GHriel Y•11~y l~•qu~I WArrtnVll, N•HWt lk 64 ISub11r1>4n Leaque I C..1llr I). e""'"n' •S Raque tball Tourney St-..r Ora nl!P l'11.1!'l CollL'l.!L' \\Ill llCl.,I 1)11• ~f.rl1• fllll· door douhlt'' thn·r Y.all r a 1· q 11 t• 1 II .1 I I l h .1 m p111n .. h1pc; '.\I .1rd1 fi 7 <'nm p <'Llltnn '' 111 hf• lwld in !-IX hr.11 kl'I ... in <'lucl1t11! m 1•11 ·~ npt•n "orn<'n ·, op<'ll , nll'n ·~ )', <' n 1 o r ~ • m t' n • " II . \\llnll'n·s Band nwn·s C Tnurnr~· pl;i,· hl'f!lll~ :1l 9 l';11'h morning ancl l'tlll!- :it 10 NlC'h f'11~hl. Th<' fN• is $10 with en· l nl'.s a<'ct•ptcd on a fir .... t <'omr. fir<;t :1rn•t• hasis F:ntn· ft'•'' 5IH•11!d h1• mail~d 1,11 .Jim t':tr~cin, 2~01 F ,u n ll'W Hoacl , C cl'd:r ,,,.,,1 Ch1•c l-.s must h<' madC' f)ll\'alth• 111 t ht• orr ILH''J ll('t ha 11 l'luh F" ,, r ,, rl 111 I 1 11 11 ;1 I i n ( II r m ,, I I fl n ' I' h 0 11 I' S.'>ti ~,,:1 COLLEGC C11St,\h• rt U1 "1 H •f"•11A.•O'"l A1 r • Otf .. '·~ \ t • _. ,11 , H Otly1' n i: 1. W ,.-, n•t..:(..111 f ti t:>-tru1t ,j Ru'IA'i")!\1 llllMf\ 10, W 1 fO'Pf't '~ lnd•ln.:t 8~. M H f'ur-.,_n St 10 M1cruo•" 'fO. Oh.o .,, M t+ntr• 0 '""' ~--\• s.1ni• ,, f'it .r.•PI> O••aMm4 C1!,, ~ ,,..."'"1 •,,., Purour 8'i. Norrn""'"'''°'n SJt Y..1<tuT"' ,I n ,.. t , 1rJ AIAb~tna n Fll')r1(1,, • t /\t1t!in r ... ,.., I' V j J '• """t (.irOrQ1d 8'>-jl,.ll'n~ '" 111 fNtm""1' St "1 " rt •. , • • M 1\\1\\I001 Cjt I'\ A t '~ • l,.f',(1•"" 't• 1 'Y H ,t b f I 1 U4Al'W tJt \10 ,ff')f1 I Virq•n ••91 ~of\tr~•• f\I "'"' ,(0 '"1,.tl\f t I ' hq~q, ~ .... • Putq•" ''" !>"'·•A• / I~ ft J>hl,. )~ f I rt11 • # Warrior s, MD Clash Tonjght 0 0 \VN EY 1\1 :Jlc>r Dei H1gh's Monarchs wi ll l>e trv ing to protect th1·ir Angelus League n•rr'rtl of 5· 1 tonight w h t'n thl·~· t rek to the confines of Pius X lligh Sch ool. It's a 7.30 t ip :ind < • .'oaeh .lt'r rv Tard11,.s rr ew 1-; t1C'd .w1th St. Anthony for tlh' c 1rcu1l ll'.11I. T h l' ~1 n n a r c h s \l htPPl'cl l'1m. X 111 lht• fi rs t round hy :1 iO bl count. C.11! ''" ··,,111 ·•I ·/11 I "· ·"· ' / •• , ''" /., •I I ,,,,. 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No Entrie R SJnl,1 /\1111 a ran• 11n tnc!\ \I ill not br pnnt<' ll; <'C' tr.11·k nff1c·1al.., m o\••d "" lht t•nll\ l11·adl11w I,""' l11 tn :? I hours 11\IC' lo 1111• 11wh mrnt '''1.: J! h«r -..vr ..... SEVI N ADVANTAGES OUR PAGER OfURS lhat yours m4y noi! 1 COMl'U TE OllAHCiE COUN-:'Y COVUAG£ l"c/w~i"9' L.9efte l tod . ~Oii c., .... ,,,.., Mrulu v .. ;o. Da110 P'oiftl, • -11 '" lo1t9 a.o~h o.•J '"'P'' of L.A. erH 2 MOWTH TO MOIC!H H NTAl cr~IS 3 NO DEPOSIT :':£QU.AtD ON Al'l'RO~EO CPCOl1 4 OHi y ~17 10 PU MONl M TOTAL COSl b~l.,.,lttd pa9ttl 5 l'lW C0"111'ACf UNIT 'illl 11 '• ••~'•I 6 YO ICl ltlCSSA<H P'AGERS ALSO AR£ AVAll /\llf 7 FUll FUF MAtNTlNANCf t714) 63!>-JlOS .., so IAllU , ' }•"TA .... tnm L6tlffl• ... HP\ M•o*' Vttll O•"'• ttit ttt h" Cl•""""'" \.ti!t J~fl Cot, ,,,...... l'I ft" t.-U ~ ,,_ •h·>UJ Los Alamitos Race Results Golf Team Prep Basketball In Finals f'•rMelM.,, C-y. Tr.ck l'-y f'lllST •Ace -.oo ,.,.,. 1 .,.., O<G• a. ue> Cto1m1no p.,,,. $1'l00 r11•1 Trlo••H~.,,. !Ci"''""' Nllt rrt1fl l8rOOk\I "~icnup IW••O I """' " 11 1120 ~JO '10 810 uo • .cl Al\O r••1 ~OVll Top 8or !,Ir Otrco•. K•nl C•ICll M•, Jollv YIOOOw. O.nct ~II. LAlt CtrQn, Van·\ Str•tcrud -l•9""''H' W•ht'I, \cooQv Ooobv Oo, :>am \ Wonc>tr Mon,"'•O• E••fell l1 E .. <11 -10·Th•1 Trlple H•w-lo .. Nil• Tr•111. P••O \IU ,40 SfiC:ONO RACE •OO ·~·"~ , v~a· MIOryt Sun,,,_, ll•ll~tl Tl--to.'1 tao AIM> rtJI -Midftl ... 1 8e0¥ ~ty $<>Wlte, Deer Ott G1r1, Blad . T~ HOw:r•l<lle\ SIXTH llAC:fi .00 u rd\ , YO• Olds & ul>. c11lrnln9 Pvr .. U !OO Bid Who tBrook\ I S 00 01•1• QoQclll IClerhw 1 1t1119 O Tl\e Ao..a (Wero> T11ne -70 96 UO HO MO 380 4 • .0 AIM> ren R•IMJ Bond, Ju•I A\k Mt. Po 4POllO JU. Mr Too Te•. 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Mr Ade· Q~lf+, Amt1dl'il1 Wtltfl Crt!Ck Chu .. , Slrp N F~tch II S<:rdltht4l W 1t11,-1ffl Wel4tt. l\clld lQrnO<io flc••lliH•. E-.,qh,•Ldfl()1nq l"IFTH ftACI; N•l vHO' l veor 1.J(j\ A Ii,, ~ II' , A ;;..,u• ll,t\\ifn'tf Hi l>'•f •••'I SEllEHTM RACE 300 vor<h J V"•r ol<I\ & up. Cla\\1llod allow•nc~ Pvl>e '6000. Grty O.ncer CT•ft>urel Al'• Ahbi IM YI•> I 1860 1100 6 70 ) IO 3110 ho Top E•P•~1on IC1tr1sw. I r,,.,., -10 11 Noi.crotcll•• EIGHTH ltACE -400yard~ J ye•r Old\ ""'"'•"ii p,,,,. \1300 ()ti Ver R•n lMit<,..,111 U 10 I 40 4 lO Bv Bv Baby !Wdl\Clnl 1l «I I 00 U\• Lvnch C fre•\ure' ) 00 Tt""' -21 10 ~l\O ran JtQU., ' Ch•r~r. G<mtTW Some Ch•"~· ~ep !><!••or, l ow t=ero(•OU\* S..nd Rtw~r Aull.n. H• Prr10rm.tn<.t:"4 Stuo•n !i.crdrUt,.d -Etlolr Odf'\Cf'r F'.,)i Brt.tket. Mol090, Fa\tt\I J•I Ytl lS Eucla -1·011 Ver R.,, lo .... ., IY 11.lby, P•1d $-IM.00 NINTH RACE J~ yard\ 3 year Old\ &uo Cla1m1no Pur.rUIOO. !inllly °"~ IM•l~U C.ily Liit\ IWerdl Moon Flv•r l8enk\I l •me 18 H I~ 00 7 (!() HO 22 00 uo 1.60 rr.t·t> ,,,n rnr111 on·., MlCut1', K.dyot, W•\•• Wt1t1 Mioon \IOVdflC, Tiny W•U,, Hour'M'I ,, 11 Me.•• Comttl '>c.,d11 t" a h'fluo UdHcy I(,, .emblf, l •• nn• IA.f'nn U EJ<.oct• 10 SntllY DH & 1·0 1Y I tV 'liO 1 80 u l .. , Paid \IUt .00 ''~··'•"'' (f.t \Olly Ni r•1·• ' .• , • ~ Att .. ooanrfl \l, l An eig h t·m a n tea m from Big Canyon <.;oun~ t ry C lub of Newport Beach topped a field or 14 t e ams from the San Oie go a nd S o uthe rn California a rea to finish first in the Desert Inn & Country Club's interna- tional Gold Cup tourna· rnent in L as Vegas r e· cently. The team com piled a score of 453 and will re· turn to the Desert Inn ('OUrse ror lhe Gold Cup finals to be held June 16·19. They will be com· pcting against 22 other district squads from the U.S. and Canada. Mem bers or the Learn include Elton ll alh'll, capta rn, D a n Demille, J erry lle lperin, Will Hig- gin, J o hn K ost e r , M ayn a r d Fra n k li n . George Chel1us a nd Ken ~liphant. ELHIGUELCC Two B•l"r 6.Jll\ of Four\~ Tour.,•rMnf • I O• v~ Grc1f, Ptul Alll>ilum. Oon Wind. Sh·ve 0 '1(""'•· 11S ) How•rd Cu'J1c.. T1.1m S'#ffney. Kollh H.OQlle,,:i. Roy O••~•. 12•. J Boe Joro"n Cr••CJ WHH•m\un. J•<• Hunftr, Et'""' 0ouQ'1f'rtv. t)() 4 f:t'U l vM , Hirri~n C•rfl(k, 0111 How,ucS, HMry Cht~hlrf, llt J•<lic and Jill l ournu"ent t. thf'> Mt. •NI Mn.. Henry H11nd\CfHKh, Mt , "nd Mrs f:'r-MJ c;1nd•1r , Mr and Mr~. NOrnwn Rlt.f', Mr .""° Mr~ f'f-rMrd Llwm.;o. 111, 3 II•~· Mr •nd M". Biii ttow.ud, M r ur"O Mr' L·1ny UQOU\, Mr 111d Mr• ("1f'Hr;11 WOQf'IWMd, M r dl'\d Mi · ... (.f\u\k. 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IS.cr•l••lol: ""111"9 Pleet (Lllt<lt • \/ote<le'nll IQ) chtrUO\ P••• YOlt<IO'n (Of\11-!>rtltl•Y tflflChell Vlltoro• s.c;,_1, <oe com11ln«.1or1e,1 de to• Ol\trllos °' Clet~ l!>•<ftt••lol. tens Vil tori• Str ... t, vot1c1o•n .,.....,,.,,, tfl •• tluelact oe C•lhero,..Mottl\ tMYlli·Pll•D0'911ooml Co.I• Me .. 1>1•4lolecluu e•ecclone\Ot •-tot llnsP<Klor); t \1-V Cit COfldo>Oo; Que IO\ 1...,lt) clot llollftQ Precln<I U, Comprl•l"O ~Iott 9 1en<he Fl•htr -eclo'n IOS IUO••tt tQ~I Cltfllro cit· tlKllonp..,clllCIH2 220,12 Ill: J ... (Jutll \I..-; qi. I••""""""'~ cltnlro (Olsltllo Cle Voleclo't1 u, con\l-clot Frtl\C.e\ Sl•l•r t\Omb••d•• 11•11 •loo Clth911•CIU ai51rll0\ .. elt<CoO'll rt9ul••K S'l·l20. Cler-(Se<rtlU IOI. Oh<l•lh Cit etecclo'n ... ,. \II\~· St·lll); Lellll Avlle uwo~d••trllo' Cit vot•<•o'11. Polltnq PIK• 11.uoeroe \/ote<lo'nl: C~r-t~cret••lol: VOllnQ Pte<l11tt t, comptl•lftO '99111., >101e1er Roldtnce. Mey Sletttt olt<llon preclnclHJ.OOS, U·llol. NlCot1e1 Sh .. I, i;.t•O. <01strllo de llol.tl0'11 1, cOt\Sl.,_ Ot ln>oe<lor lln~PKIOrl: 00\ltlt°' dt •IO<CIOt\' r~ul•re> u.oos. Pllyllll Wol•--IOI\ 11·1MI: J~ IJwtl: Polllftll Piece ILuqarct. voleclO II); MeriorttW•IJ•n• Chase Ro ld.,,.ce, , .. , .. tSe<re1.,1ot: 1U t<no• Piece, Mtrdell Price CGe~Roomln•H•l Cl4t•~ CSe<n1l••lo): ln>!M«lor 011~totl. .MyrNHalo.r VolfftQ Precinct n. comorlsl119 f'e'llllet •1tclion pre<'"'" n.ou, 5MI••= IDl•lrllo Cle Voteclo'n )I, c0n>I-Ot dislrllOS dt ele<Clo'fl Atl\lll(tS ~.o)ol. si.Q4.ll1 Polllftq lllKo (1. ..... t ci. VOlkle'fll: """'-S<-•. :!OSI PomotwA'tt-. IMuHl·PvtDOW Aoom) All<• C....vsa1i. .luc19tU .. 1I: Yo\1"9 Precinct IS, comprlsi"9 A9\lt<l• 1-lor (lnsoe<torh ~ecUon Pff(lnc II )),112, SJ-1.0, 52·121: l..Ovlse F•ulllner FrertkOleW Qerll tS.Cret•rlol · Gwe,,,..ceru .. lle Cleric IS.Cret.,IOI; Rermortd Mcc..ct IDl\lrllo de Yoleclo'n U, cOt\Sl.MIOOde µvdge IJ11t1I: d1\ltl~ .. •le<CIO'n re9ul•H~ SMt2, T••-Fr•t•s \M'°• U·lZll: ~nc <Se<•tlirlol. PollinQ PIKe 11.ltllotr de YOIKlo'nl; M.ory O.n1IQer Eel''°" Re\ldeMt. Clerk (Sec,.tulol: \lolinQ Precinct l. cornothlllO rtguler 30l•G•r11eld Aven11t Geor91..-. Dollnlg ele<llOro precincts 52.00J. S2·00.: ln"'9(1or llMDt<IOr l : (Olstrlto Cit voleclo'n J, co'"'lllldo c» °"""'Ed'°" dlstrf!Os de •l«Clo'n rt9ul1res 52.oo.J, JudQe IJw< I: n .. I: M.try Ttrnmon• PolllftQ PIK• ILuo•• de vo1ec1o·,.1: tle•ll <Se<ret••lol: Fire StMIOll Humi.r 3 lrls1'1mmoM Ill Roelle"•' SI reel Clerk IS.Crel•rlo); IMO«IOr (l111pectorl: Tllerts..Jonu Yotl"9 Prt<lncl tt, <OMpri\1119 f"t9llltr •IKllOropr~lncl\ SJ.I'S, SJ.111: IDlslrllo de vo1ecto'11 n. <Otlst-de distrilos de elo<clo'n ••t1uleres 2'MtS, 5Nt11! ""UlftQ l'IK• ILvgM de Voteclo'<1); Bftflel To-1:1, U6Wcut l'lhSlreel, Detty eeec11er Judge l.lue1 I: Yoll"9 Precinct 14 comorhlng rt9'11ar ISocl•I tt•lll elo<llon precl11cls ;M67. SJ-<Mh lnS99<10f lln!l(>e(.lorl: Pllylll• Jollllwn (!erk (S.Cretarlo): Rutll Sne•lllen Clerk tSe<retartol: IDhlrllo Ot Vol•< lo' fl 16, consllftdo de ,.,.,., """ $cltcldtl dlstrlto' Oct elecllo'n reg11l••es S2· 101. Judtle IJO#tl: ~1-<Mll: H•cllne Blecle Mrs. s ... Mtrer Po•ll~ Pfec11 IL111Nt de VOlllCIO'nl: Clerk t!.e<n1tetlol: Paute•I"° S<,_I, t<•tllry11 Ctlldlll Voling Precinct J. comprhlnq f"t9ll•r t060P•ulerlnoAve,,...., Oe•k tSe<retarlol ; ole<llon precincts S2-<I04, 52.QCll: (Mulll·Pu•DO~ Room I H.,,tl S""-f IDlslrito <M Votec10·11 3, <ottS\Mldo o. ln"'9<tor ll11spector1: ~Mrilos Oct eltcclo'n reguleres sz~. ,,_ H•IO ~2.ootl: Jvd9elJueal: Polll119 Piece <L1191r 1111 VotKlo'nl: tiutller Hrnole H••per xllOOI Cleric l!'>ec:ret.,lo I· <1S E.osl 18th Slrfft MIChello H•l•ll (Multf.PurDOMt Room I Glerlt (~reterlol. tnspeclor lln5"9Ctorl: .Je11nTomll11 Volino Pucln<t JO, Ctf\'ljlrhl119 "'911M elecllon precincts 11·200. U·ltO: 101s1t110 de 1101ec10·11 30, ,.,,,,,_ • dls1ritos de elK clo'n ''"''"" SZ·toO. ~MIO): Polhnq Pl•c:e 11.1196' tie Vot•d o'nl: Wll.sonS<-1, IOI Wilson Slrffl, 8e•tr1ce tt. De u Vigne .luclQe Uue11: YOl1"9 Precinct "· ComPflSl119~·· tMultl·Pu•-AOO<nl &le<:tioftllf"e<lnKl0tl: Mary Ann Slwlw CJerlt ISec~riQI : CDhlrllo de Vo1eclo•n 11: ctlflstarldo de Doloris Lowlr19 lclhtrlto0tele<elo'11re9111arS2·12SI: J...,.. u .. 11: Wry 0. Ro' Clertc IS«t"tterlo>: Pol1'"9 PIK• ILutM• ele Vos.<lo'nll s.tdy t<tWI !>moc:lt llesldeftCe. ~ (Se<,.tarlol: Oorollly Down• ,,. CAmllllOro A•enue Mery Lotef\ Voll"9 Precinct '· <oMPffslnq ......,,., 1111oector llnspe<torl: Offi< <Sec:m••loll "!«lion preclncts51-440, SNll : M.ory Smo<k ~W ~ CO.slrolo ci. Voleclo'n '· COtlS,_ de J""91 IJ11Hl: dostrltos do elo<clo'n rtQulerH .52-0.0. Lot11t111-., .SHl31: . Glertt <Secrel•rlol: Polllti9 Pleet 11.~r de Votecclo'"I Te,. .. 0.111.,e St. Joaclllm'l Gllurch 11•11 CJe•k 15.e<relerlol: tW.. Orange A•enuco JH<I OIOn ln\Pt.'Clor llMIMIClorl: Ltlll•nColln Judll<' 1Jue1l Ale• Colin Cieri< !SKretarlol. L-•Jar1omb .clerk 1Se<ret4rlol: Rose Ctpptllno 11011119 PrKoncl 18, compr!Sl"9 tCVlll• elt<llo11preclt1Ch Sl·Oll, 51·1~•· IDl\lrtlo de llol•c10·11 II, con\ I-"" cMlnlo\ oe ele«fo'n rtgUl•res S!.Cl8. r1·•90: Polll1>9 Pl.to I Luga• de Volecto'n)· Trei1..,. Town GlubflouM!. 317 W.,st Wilson Slrttl Votlr"J P9clftCt s. <omorlslnq , • ., 1~pe<10t lln~torl: e1.cuor1 precinct' SJ.00., SJ.113. Gll<l'l's e. Fell~~m (0/slrllo de Vo1eclo'n 5, cons1..-« J"'* U11tzl: dlstrilos de elecc10•11 ,e9ule•H Mele<'\ Price S7«>9, SMl31: Offk (SKretulol: Polling Piece IL~r o. Yotecio'n); OorllOlarttt First 8'!1tist Chrl5Uensu-ts, Clert ISKrel•rlol: "°"'" Q~ter Hall, J-lllne BrOO-l 301 "'-'611• SlrMI t11Wtt<l0t lln5"9Ctorl: .J•IM H .... lllon Jvd!leU~rl: SuSitlltfowe Voll"tl Precin<t "· comor1s1,,......., election pt'KIMIS U·IU, S2·zot: COlstrllo oe Volac:lo'" It, <Otl>l-Cle 0t\lt1to\ de elecuo'n regul•res Sl·IJ:l. S2·10'1: Polll,.q Piece 11.uvar Cle v oi...clo'nl: C"''"" Rt\ldttl<:e, 716 JQ611f\ !tt•"'· C.••e<JC! C••·~ ISe<re•U•ol· Georgi• McCltll•n Cler'< CSe<re1u1o1. -•guerlle Btene., • 1-lor llnspecl0tl: Vollr-q Precinct•. comorl,l"'I f'l9Uler Polly Curr.,. e lKllonpreclncU52·tlS,U·ln. JlldQe IJ.-zl: COistrolo de Vo1_.10•11 6, cor1Slllftdo de -•9'• Gensler 01s1ro1os oe elec.cto'n reguler~ SJ·W, CJ"'" ISe<retar101· Sl 1111: S..llyH•um.,. f'l>lhn9 PIKe fLucter de Voltct0'nl: Cl-lSe<r@tarlol. ~'"' Ke twr )(11001, Eliultttll H•rr•s 11)0Safll• An• ... ,,,..., A_,.. Ho. I !~Spector llllSJttC:tOrl: O trolt Elliott .lud<)e IJ11erl: Joyce Riiey Cl••lt ISecnt•rlol: lnaVet>eWe\I G•erlt tSecrtllrlo): !Urbd•• l<•nen vo11r19 Pre< Inc 1 '· comptl\>nn reqvlM 11'(11011 oreclllCh SJ·OW.. SJ 1'6: U"trno o~ vo1,uto'n "I, c.on\•itOOO,,,. lli\lrolO\ de elKClo'n rtQlllMt~ SH>S.. \1 ... ,~ ltllllnQ Pleet (L-• de Voleclo'nt: '' v1u .. S<l•ool, l~ Mot\lt 111\I• ""tnue, IMulll·Purpcl\C Roornl ln>P"(lor (IMpcelor I; RulhW<lller JUdqe I Jut I I: 0o<ot11y Ollwr Cl•rk ISK,.,,tt1tlol: M>rQO Clury Clfr-ls.<rettrlo); 'M!llCly-ller VoJlnq ~o<;lll(I 10, C-PfftlftO,.,I.., ••KtlOft pt'tcll\CU Sl-021, S2-031: IC>o\lrltn de Vole<IO'll 10, <OMl.lndo de cll\lrolo• cie t lecClo'n ttovleres 52-021. ~, 0111' PolllftQ Pl•Ce (l.UO-• cit Voll(lo't1I: Au ..,,..n\111.+ Retldtn<e, n7• We~lcnln••tr Pl.ct, Gll•tll' '"'O"Clor lln~oe<lorl: 1 .. n Ru O.ns'I J•odll" cJuerl W••• E•\lorly Clork ISectf'loflol M\ lley8Ar,...lf C••rk ($ecr@IAFIOI: °""yOrdwoy Voll"'I P"<IMI ''· (O,,.llfhlno,...,.. rlKtlOt\P,.,,Clncl\SJ t91.S1 '"· "!~: IO·•••llo.,. 'IOllO{ to'n 't, Ceflst-~ dl\lrll~ de et•ccoo'r> rtQllltrH P ·ll7, ~, tn . n oo• 1>o111119 Pl ... IL.-• oe VOl•clo'lll: near Strt91 S<,_1, }100 8Ht $1fHI. Room E 111\~l~r (ln•p~lnrl~ ll••ll<I•• o •••• Ju~ IJlltfl 8M~t•8•111"CI"' ("l•t'k (SKrwC1tr •o J, M.>rv Th0r111on ~'"~ rSf< ,.,.,10) rtu.t B•rca Volino Prt< II\(\ " (l)l'lll)tlSln<J ''°"'"' rl~loOll Pft<oc><h U 11', \111t· ID•\ltllO ... VIII•< I<! n It, con\lontto 0.. <l\lrl~ de tltc<lo'n rfQ\lllf'1 ,, m. '' 71tl l>ollo~ "1~• flUO•• ti!' Yol.o(oo t1l C:~•• Mt•• cnr 11.11. vollno "'•clnct 73. comorisinc;i fetlUlar •"'< llon prtc Inc Is 51-<Ml,12· ltl: 101\lrllo o~ llo\3eoo•n u. conu-o. dl•l•llo• de ell!<cio'n re9ul••es S2.Q(?, SJ t•t I. Pothnci Plll<f' ILUQat de VOIKIO'nl: l(lllybn)Okf'!.<'-1, JISS Klllybroo .. ~ 1.•11,. IMulli·Pu•PO~ R~I lllW>eetor (111\°"lorl; I.& .. Ger,...,, JUOQ!! Uut1 I: VlrQoftle Rln9lor tier .. ISe<rellrtol. Oorl\GeyMr Oe•k <!'>e<r•l•rlo): c;.11r.-Outfield Yoll"f Plrtclll(I 74, c-rlslnq te(jUIM •IKllOllpr.cl"'I' n.01&, SMU,SJ·n •· IOlttrllo clfl Yoteclo't\ 1•. consl..wlo Of dlstrl~ Ot ••1cclo't1 rtQul•,., n.o ... 52-211. S1·120: Polll"'I Piece 11..,.er• Vot.c1o•111: Olurcll04 l"e H•••reM, t•lAnelltl"' AVtl\llt, (Ftllo•slllPM•lll l11~tor (l"'Of'(tOtl. How.,'d C. W•lket J"°" IJuetl: c;.rtri>el• W•lht Cl•r .. ISec,.latlol. 9.,.,..,. A•t llvltte ti•"· fS.crel•rlol: JlAlrlClo Mc f'Ul•M IOhtrll" c1e Volaclo'll 1S. c.,,....en(lo cit! (ll•trllo• 0• tl~<lo'l'I ro9ul~••\ S2060, \2 ''" Pwllll"Q Pl.er 11.uO.t cit VOtKl0•111 S1 ,.,. Pol Mt !Ji.cf' ll,llQt• 1141 Vol.ci9ft') ,., .. ,_, Mollll• 11111•11"'· 901 ....... \t ""' \1 ..... 1. IR.<•••IHl'I ftnem) ln\l)t< ,,,, lln\l)OICIOI I '"''"' ~·•11\0ll J,_ IJU"/I l))(otlly p ""''~'' Cl•r• l\Mr•t•t1ol Ao~• -mmeno Vol1119 Pred Ml '2, c-i""9,..,_ eltCllOll pre<lftCI U-Otc: IOl•trlto oe votac:lo'" n, c~• dhlriloctteleclio'n•novllf·SH1141: Polllftt l'lece 1"-de Yole<W.'ftl: Mc.El'""'"-~•. '4SWHI WIJson St,..I, ((,.,_, ,,,_,or llMPt<torl· SherrvW••cl Jud91' !Juul. Et11nt"'-91t't Clffk CS.Cret•r~l Sri~•• Rk 1'eros 0«11 CSeuettt IO I LOrette Wllty vollflO 1>tec111e1 ~. t omo•hlflt '""''' •lKllOtl Pf"ttln<O 1' 011. 11 lU l~U•llo dt Vol•clo'n ,., con••-do dlllrltO\ de tNt(IO II ••OU••'" S) 011 jMIU Po!llf>Q l't.c• ll""°r dt Vot.oclO 11) PUBLIC NOTICE te•ll-1• ""-'· )2')l Cellleml• '''"'· "4>9<1•1111\lr\ICll"'I 9100M I ,_,., 1111-1orl. ... lr1C1• 1Ctlletft\ J.,...IJvtrl: "'"9'(Tt1.0.M ~ll 1$t<rel•rlol Jwll•C.t1011 ci.no ""''•'"''"'~ l.eulMMeU.y Yoilflt Precl..Cl 40, Comjlrhl!IQ ff9lll•r ~11oftprec•"<1 n011 tOhlrllo do Yoteclo'n .0, con•IMWIO Ot l<ltttrl11 Ot tlt«lo'" '"'"'" U.Oltl' ,,,..,,... "'-IL,~rdct Vtt.IO'n): ,...1111nle1t11u, J21•CW...,. Av11111t, tO.t ... I 1-IOf lln-torl. Lor.O-Movelltr Jvooe IJuu I: JUMMolllflKktr Cl<ttk csecret•rtof: Re-MOlillOI\ G,,.,11. tSecreterlol~ ~TO-Mlle! llotlf19Prtc:IMt•1. tornprlslno reaul., 1tlK\lol'opte<lnth S1 )01, Sl·JU: ID4llrllo cit Vo1eclo'11 o . tonsltf\dO di Cllstrllo) de t lecclo'n te9ul•~ U 201. "·214). """Int Pl.ice (l.U9"rclt Voleclo'nl. c1ner Rulc1ct11ce, lmHewtt•mpshlre Oriwc, IGer-1 lnspeclor llM(>e(IOt): 0Wrtot1e wanter J~IJuerl: Helen Re~ Cert< IS..retttlol' M.lr90re1 si.-o Off" tscK('ltltrlo I : ~·-Mc:Gullough YollftQ Precinct 47, <Otf1Pr1Slngrf9;1M tfle<ltOftP<KlftCI Sl·IM: IDhtrllO Cit llot•<lo't1 0 , tOMl-de dlSlrlloot t lecd o'll fe9\llir H·I•): Polllnq Pleet Cl....,..r de VolKIO'lll' Mu1191r RO IOtnce, ~I Sel\te Clar• Clrclt In-tor tlnlpe<lor I: ... ,.,, rr ... tweln JUOVtlJwil: Matle G. P•M Oef'tt ISecretttlol: DorOtlly Munger Cl-ISecret•rlo): 1r·-Crur PUBLIC NOTICE P BLICNOTICE: PUBLIC NOTICE DAIL'f JtiLOT 87 Pl'8UC' NOTICE J~I I 'S•• M IC W•l•nobr X<••~··· ')re A I 119••11• 5":fet•'•• ~·· p ""'•"°' LO\ hJ94t•\ "' VOlottiO rt r\t"''"',, __ , .. , too.r.M.t ...... .....w-----..,,.... '··· QO•••""'"' Cv~lyo\tt GrlPIMI ~ .. o S.u •••11• Mu~•C11).rt , •Cho11do .,, 1 0--l "•tO d-.i tlfl• l>\IOll•"•O 0•<1nQe t.Oo•t D•nv "••~• ro1>f11<1rY 10, l~/4 \I~/~ PURI.JC NOTICJ-; STA'Tl!Ml!H'I' 01' AIAHoONMEHT 0' UH.OF "IC'TITIOUS IUSIHIU NAMI 111• touowlno lie"°"' 11 ... •II«>· dot\td '"' Ule OI , ... llcllllou• DUJl~U ,,.,... R E II E NT ERPRISfS, 31()0 Pl'lmro ... \eel INOKh, CA '0140 The ffctltlous OU•IMO 111me re1.-r.o to....,,,. w•\ II led on M11y 11, ltl\ In the CAVnkYo0'//.'.•"r· 11r 1owe11, >100 Prlmro-c, S.11 lldch, c1111 901.0 Thi\ D•al~• w•• COt\OU<lfd l>v •n lndlvlO.,.I. Ror<• e Orlow&o Tiii\ •t.olemenl wb lllPd ""''" li.t GovnlV Gier~ ol Ora11119 Go.inly on J ......... ., lS, ,., •. • Publo\l\cto o, • .,~ to•>t 0.11/t::. J•ll 10,21,•ndF•b.310.1t7• 1211• P UBLIC NOTICF. FSI .... Pullll'>llecl 0•"'911 Coesl Deily POO'. Jat\, 17 •nd Ftlt J, to, 17, 1t1• J?,4-lf> PUBLIC NOTICE / i1Jftd11y. 'Wb•uary-t~--------~=-------.....: _____ ....,;:;::,,... Pb sical Edueation Woman Trains U.S. Cadets I ftr<1m Wir(' S<•rvlch Su,• Pl•lcr~on brcuks a l 71 \•ca r-old trndJllon at Wt•sl Po111~ today. 5he bec<>mes the first kmule µhysit•<1I cdu(•a11on 111struc1or ~1t the s111l &II nn•lt.> U.S. Military i\t•adcm y Sht"ll llavc plenty of fc111al1;; company .July 7 \\-hen about 100 women plebes umong the l ,'100 in· ('Oming freshmen join her 111 rnaking history, but she's not be1ns: hin•d ;ust to educate them. Mrs . Pt•te nrnn . who has neve r served 10 the mililary, will first lie assislin~ u male tn· ;1ructor in run111nM the phy!>1r al t•ducation classes. But within months s he'll be training the m en tn \'UrtOUS as pects or phyMl'al <'dt11'a\t0 n, including Un· armed combat tN·hn111u1·~. T ltcn. when lhe historic first female c.1dc·ts ~1rnvc in July. :-.he'll O\'erscc •·ocd classes. .. Caroline Kennedy hm; tcmporar1ly droppe d h<'r la test suitor , Prine Huvcrl or Pruss1ct, a London 11t•wspape r ~oss1p~ l'Olum111s l said. Column1i.l Ni~el Oempi.ter. writing in the Dally l\l a1J. s;i1d Pnnct• Rupert , 20, is a grcat- ~ran<hon of Ka isn Wilhelm If and the son or heiress l..ady Brigid Ness. M iss K enn edy has tern· pora rily 'discarded the youn~ prince wJlJ,le s he works as a photo gr~her ut the Winter Olym pics in lnnsbrut•k , Austria. CAROLI NE KENNEDY • i\ 45-year.o ld Polish woman s hipbuilder has set out to beat two rivafs an<I become the fir~t woman to sail solo :.i round the world. Iler big kars are illness and whales. Krystyn a Chojnowska-tiskiewkz. mother or two, left lhc P olis h Baltic city of Gd:m sk last wct'k :.rboard a fre1g ht1:r rarry1ng her 31·foot s ailboat ··Mazurek" to l.~1s Palmas where she'll s tart the lwo-year , 30 ,000-milc \Oyage. S h e is due 1n the ( J Canary lsl::inds at the end PEOPLE of February. The d ate of .__ ---------'- her s:11lboat departure ·from Las Palm as has not bet•n set yet, but s he is ex· peeled to leave in m1tl-March. • • P'RINCECHARLES Pres ident Park ("hunJ.!·llet' <lccoratc<l t • S Lt Gen Jame<; ..-. Hollingsworth, uutgnrn g c·11m - mander of the I Corps group 1 Korca.C S 1, "1th 01w o(South Korea's highest security medal!>. llollmgsworlh rcccl\·ed the Ord<"r tJf Secur 1l v Service Merit. Ton~1l (umr1cal1011 >. when he p:ml a call on th<-President llolltn~sworth. who 1s r etiring.\\ ill he rP1)l:rc•1•d by Lt. Gen. John II. Cushman clunni; a <·h;rngc· ol comma_nd ceremony Thursday. P UBLIC SOTICE l'ICTlllOUS IUSIHESS NAME STATEMENT 1~ tollow1~ Of'r\OnS trt 001no bU\1 neu ~s WCHEll N ltfE SArETY !.VST EMS, 4SO/ 1 rnrnont Lane, CofOM •Jl'I M.:tr, (•llfOrn111 91ftH Wl'tlHt '"du-.1r1•,,. A C&liforn1"<or pnr1t11on . .-~1 Tr.-monl tan•, Corond dl'I"'-'•. Ca Morn•• q1&1~ lf'h\ bu\IM \\ •\ COl\0Uf1td Oy d (Or j.O/Ollon WELLEN INOUSHU(S Pt ·m .1c '.'OOTICF. Sl•Sb'~~~~~ ~ICTl TIOUS BUSINESS NAME ~TATEMCNT l~ fOllUW1nQ f) .. f \On ,\ ftC.HWJ t)v\1 ,.,,..""' HOl.IOAV l<OME~ lftllH/ (,~fl">ld AV\•nuf! tivnl•f'\tilon 01 .ch _A 'llM'1 Pt'tllp H M r. t•ttm1•1•, f''l()'12 {>.\r hwld l\vftnvt-''"ntrn11tnn l:snt1tn, (/\ l.f)r..c" Ott I~ \ ti\ fun 10/J>41 f.11tr l1fflO Av•nu•• ttunt1nqt•m l\,,i,rn, (.AV-1,,..0 rn.• •• ,,,,.,w ..... c IJf'Otlt ,, c.i h'( •• 1un1t --0 p.1r-t,,.•r\' •P Pn1llpH Mr''''"'" t ~ HLJC ~OTIC~ • PUOLI~ OTICE l'ICTITIOU' I USINEU SUP'[RIOlt COUt'TOl'CAUl"DIUUA HAMI! ST&TE,..~NT COUNTYOl'OltAHOE tJw IOllO••no D<tl\On I\ dOonq P\nl C:.UHYnl .. ,A .. ~ ,,., O•OfltT05HOWCAVS8 UNITED AUTO PAlll'I, )'lO) W>t\I "OM CHANGE 01' HAME COHt tflQllwo y N••POtl bte<ll Ill ""' MAii•• Of \l\t j\p"'~•t>Oft .. C..1110tn•t•l..O OANICL PAIRICK. MANl-EY For OP'\ Nwwoort "llutv '\"l'Pfy Inc • a..~ Of N•- CAl••o•n.• (Q•CM>••• "" >m ........ (oM>I OANtEl PATAICI( MANLEY .... Hio• w•~ "'' .. "°'' Bo<n. C•llloHw• toteo • o-t1h0111n tnh cou•t IOf ..,.._, ~™"' •llOw•no pe111oone1 lo cntnQ>t IM neme in., 1>11\•l'tU I~ (til\OuCl•o t>v 1 (01 lrOll'I OANIEL PAIRJ('I( MANLEY to Ot>r•ll"" AON OANfELMANl(Y OP\ ll•wl>Ort "'u\O )uwl• Inc 11" l>ll••bv orcl..,t d t11.i1 •11 rieoo•>\ JO"'' M41 ttoft 1ntttt\UtG m uw m.Uet •tore-wtd •P. '--' '•l•f t t rt 4\•.H•'' s>r•r b4ttOr• ''"' toun .,, 0eO.fltnen1 1nt\ "•'t>m•nt """ '•'"O "''"" \n. NO l "' 1UO C1v1t t enter Otil#e ""-""-Cour"r (.tr .. of 01<11111<1 C°""lr on knl• Ana. C.t lllotn1,a, oll M.irrc.11 U. F•11r ..... y •• ,.,. 1•7•. •t It OOo'•IO<k. m • •"" ,...., •"" l'Sl1'1 1""1' '"""" Uu>e, 11 ""' lll•r ""'"" ""'' Pui,,t"t~t-d 0 •.-1u.11· (oe\t 0\11lv f>tl~• WtO swt1\lon tor thAnQI! ot name sN>vld ~b 111. II. 1•. •"0 M••• n I. 191• SAi 16 no• br'O••nt•d II I\ lurli,.• ll•Cl~o~d IMI ct COOY Of 1-------·--------11n1., 0'<14'' IV '"uw f.•U'-" bf-pubtl\t'W'<t 1n lhct O..uly PUot, '"'ffl>W\1Jt1Q•r Ot qt•ttbtt•I c1r<u1011on, c>UDll1'htd m th1~ <ountv 4t 1-------·--------••ett\t 01\Clf ~ Wt'l'" for tou, (OMV(.UUV~ SIJP[RIOll COURrOF fHE weO •proor lolllt•Cl~vOl \~oCll'ldrinQ f•l 'l\LIC: NOTl('fo; ST Al E 01' CALI FORNI• FOR 0..ttO rtorua1 y 2, 1q7~ THE COUNTY 01' OllAHGC SAMU(L OREILEN Ho & 11l11 Jud9eolll\l"SuPertu• Court NOTICE OF HEAlllNO l'OR COM ARTHURA.WORTH PROMISE 01' LAWSUI f 2011 s.ttl JO'lquln Holl\ Rod E-'4lt 01 DORO I HY PAT l"ll50N, Ntwpor1 Bt<Kh,Cllllorl\l•Uto.IO Dec~•"'" Ttl: (1141 M0-1211 NOTICE I~ HC:AEOY vii/EN IMI Atlorft•Yfor Pelottontr JOHN C ... A f IE l'ISON, JR , All Pul>fl\llt'd Or .. noe Co<1sl Daily PilOI, m1n~\\r"to1 w11,, th!' Wttl •nncA.'0 M F•b tO, 11.14 and Mar 1 1•11. ~,. 11~ t\t>rt"1n" ~ttoon to, cimptomt\I' • tdw\utt lni.IUUlf'd Oy' Inf' E. '\f\Jft' ~1n1u Eart W•\hmuuh •l JI fur t 1HKf'lltthon It•~ •nd tt.tn\tf'r ot I•~""' to tww h·o .. ~ t(>ffrt1nc1 10 wn•ch I\ ""'0-0 fOf tutt~, P4tf'l1cu••r . @r'\d tn...lt In. ,,.,...,.., dnd "'•<~of nfodr1n') lht: \.•m• n.,,, ~n ..,.., lf'U 1 hut\O.tv t-rb 7Ct 1t/b .. t ff 00 am 1n 11\Ct (Outt•<Ovot 1 1 l>t'°"'''""'""' No lot ~·ltd toutt .u 100 C•-t•< (Ant• r Or1v• Wtll-.\0 1h ll'u: C•tt ut ~to AN Calltorru.t 0tt1f>O .. ,...,, Ud' y ~I l"'Htt ~ Wil li.AM Ii )I JOHN, P Ul\LIC '.'IOTICE FtC1'1TIOUSBUStNESS NAME STATEMENT lttf' f0Ho•1n9 e>erson is dofnq ~ ,,.,1.\a\ L ... R RV M URCi AN AN TIOUES.tUI~ fu<hd $tr•tt Fountatn V••lry CA '1170IJ L4"• Murv~n. t980 Cllurcl'I SI , CO\t• Mt._,., CA 91&?1 lrw1. tk.i.tn~u 1\ <.ortUuClt!'d by •n 1n d1w1du•t Lrtrry M oroan T t\f\ \httf\~nt olfdS ft I Cd wdh ll°'e' PVBUC NOTICE HOTICI TOC:ltfOITOftS SUP'liltlOlt COU llTOI' THI n ATI 01' C:All l'OaJOA t'Olt THI! COUNTY 011 OltANOt Ne.A-Mii f;tl•I• 91 J0S£PH A RICl(En$, 6hJOS A RICKETT$ O.t .. \ee 6b0 ... tl•iNd -dtnt !NI •II CMfM>n\ h••lno c•••mt -<1111 ,.,. Wld ~.O.nt •re requu ..S to Ill• lhem, '""'"the neuu•r~ "0..C:""'" In ,,.. Ofl10 of I~ Clll~ ol II••_..., ... 1111.ci court, or to ore,t11111t•m, with the rtK•lW• y •ou<M", to the unot•\IOMO tt IMOlllUOI WlLllAM V. SCHMIDT. Attorney •l uw, ,.. S.11 MIQuet O.lw , Suitt JOO, Nt•oorr &H<ll, C.tttornl•' ~. which " the plfKt ot """""" OI ~ u1•0tr\l9ned In •II m•lltn o.rtfll\ •no 10 tht estel• 01 \&•d <M<tlk!nt, '""'"'" four montll• •II•• "'" 10,1 0111>1lo1ron Of llH\ nGlfCt Otttd Jtnu•r y 7', "'• SECURITY PAClrtC NATIO NAL 8 ... Nr< E.ecutor ol lht WlllOI I"* .tbOve ,..moo dt<odcnt WILLIAMV. SCHMIDT Attorney II uw :166S... MlttMI Orlu SIMtt)OO .......... tie~~. CA '2UO l•I 0141 M4·tlU AttOl'nfy tor EH< ult• PYl>l t""'d Ortnoe CoHI Oaolr Pilot, J-41 u •no F tb. l, 10. 11, .,,. :ns 7• PUBLIC NOTICE CP'·l ... NOTICI TOCREOITOAS SUP'I! RIOll COVllT 01' THE STATE 01' CALI l'OltNIA l'Oll THE COUNTY 0 1' OllANOE N •• A ... 112 E>l•le OI MAllGARET 0 . HAWI(, 0MH~d. (.aunty ( h rt ROBE AT EAHMAH Atto•nev•l 1.•w 2f.O Hubor, ~utlt JU Co\U Mn•, CA '2671 l't1·' 0 14) S40·0IJO NOTICE IS HE REBY' GIVEN 10 ll>e cm ltoo ot Ille tbO•• named dK-nt tNf •fl peri.ons h•vtn9 claim\ •~inst Ille wtd lk!<etHnl •re rtquh.O fo lilt them, with 11'\e Attes'•' ~ vou<htr\.. ,,, lht olllu ol Ille t lerk of lhe allO .. .,. County Clerk ol Ora no~ C.O..nty on \lllf!d court or lo or.,.enl II.em, with Ille Jonullf111, t'1• F• ID nece\H•Y vouch.,.s, lo lh• unClerslQl\tCI Att0t"n1v tor Adrrunl\tr.ator Pul°'ll\"'.'d Or UlQ<'" (.Od\1 Otuly ,,itut, '•b•ua•v tO, IS. WI• )~I 16 r u m .IC NOTICE FICTITIOUS 8USINESS NAME STATEMENT 1 ti the olllu ot her 111ornev, TMOMAS ""1>11>11<'CI Or•nQe Coasl Oatly PHot. l I.ORD 13s21 p0 .,0 Cle V•lt«I• J•n 17 and ftt> ), 10, 11. 1916 147 76 S~ll• 1ll, L~quna Hiii\, C.lllornlt 92.sJ, which I• Ille pl~e of txislne\• ol f'U HI.I(.; NOTICE Ille un<M•ilon«l In •II m•ll•>l -••In. ______ _,lnci lo the •Jt•I• ol \•Id dete<lenl, within $*11 four months aller 11\e lltll publl<•IJon SUPERIOR COURTOI' THE ol thl\nollce STATE OF CALIFORNIA FOR 0.ltd January '7, 10• THE CO UNTY OF ORANGE ~UE A.OS8AUGH No. A·IMll Aomlnl\l•al•I• Wlllt·lhot·Wlll Pl 'BUC NOTICE CP'·t'4t surw•tDll 'OIJllT 01' THE STAH : OftCALlfOllNIA FOii THW Q>VNTY 0' OllAltGE NeA·_, NOTICIEO, Hl!AlllNG 0, PETITIOfl P'OR 'ltOIATIE 01' Wll,l, ANO ~It Llfllllli TISTA.MENfAltY E>llll o l lE'ONARO H LOOSBROCI(, •1>0 l\no wn "~ lEONARD k VAN l00$8R0(r<. Otc"""' NOTICE IS HEllE8Y Cill/EN llWl JAMES E BEAL hu f1l..S h•trttlll f petition lof Proo.lo ol Will •no tor I\ •...n<• of 1.•ll•'l Te\t•m•nt•rv 10 IN PttottOMr reteren<o lo whlth I\,,,_ lor l•1tlher p,oni<u••r&. •"4 t<wl IN time •l\O o••<• 01 nu rlno tho ''"""""' -.. \ll lor Febru•rr 11. •91•, II 10 00 • m , tn the courtroom ot Oepertment "9. J of H ICI t ou•t. •I 700 Ct¥o< C.nl•r on .. v.lt\t, In ll'le City ol 5'11114 AM, C•lltornl•. O.ttd Jt~u••v ''· IU6 WllLIAM E.SIJOHN. CouMy t1e1k THOMAS l . LORD JlSll P'•\"deV•l•nd•, Sull•lll u,..,.. Hiiis, CA, tlUJ ltl: 1114) Ml·JHO Alltn1•~ lor: .,.lltloner PYl>fl\hed Oranve Coul Oatly Pltol, FtbrueryJ. •. 10, 1'7• 411 7• P UHLIC NOTICF. STATliMINT 01' A8ANDONMENT Of'VSE Of' "CTITIOUS 8USINE.SS NAME llle fo1-1119 Pers-s !\aw '"""" -11>11 un of the flclltlous -1ntts -TME S E& TERAACE APARTMENTS, at >Jill M•rlnu Drive, L~~ Nill11•I. Ct l•lor"'• 'nbf1 TM ll<llllOU\ lxi\lneu name rtlHred lo t bovt wa \ 111.0 1n Or•nQe Cour>ly on F'ebr ... •y '· 1'73 Avco Co..,munHy Oe•elooors, Inc, 16710 West lle•M•do Or;~. S.n Olt«t. CA. "10)1 Thi> b<illne" .. H con Clue led by • C.tllorn11 coroorat1on. P•ulG.Zlrnmer, Vice Pro~ldtnl !>ecr•tarv & General Coun\el Thi\ sl1lemenl wa\ lllC>d wttt\ 1111! Countv Clerk ot Or•n9e Counly on January t•, 191• FUIOJ ""bll•l'oet:I Oranoe Coe•I Oally Ptlo\, J.,,. 20, 77, ••Id Feb. 3, 10, 1916 nH& PUBLIC NOTICE lht-to11ow1nq p~r son\ ace d01nq bu\i neu 1t\ N OT I c E 0 F H EA R I HG 0 F Anne«edolllt• •••••• ol l'ICTITIOVS 8USINESS R C fl 1.'NlCRPR"ES 7100 Primro\tt .A'WWr\ut' ").,-.)1 Ur+1( h, C • .I\ 'IOl.0 Rap Et'\1,.rprl\t'\ lf'IC ., CalifOfr1ht COfJ)OfA11on tt.11.t P.tr .. '4dfo, ~'"l"' CA llOIU I Tl'U\ bU\IM \\ I\ condurtftod b't ,, cot 00f'•l1()ft RAP ENTE l'!Pnt!>C~. IN( ~Oyc.•· l 8r •ch~t If Ptp\1dtnt ft~I\ \tftVmt.•rt1 W'9\ t1lrd W1lh tho-. Count.,. tlpr._ of 01 .>no .. C.ou1111 on ,.., ... ,, ·~ l,,. Pl' RU(' NOTrn : SUPElllOR COURT O F C ... Lll'ORN IA COUNTY OF ORANGE f .1•,t1N , /\ •J t/J NOT !([ o r f't A \O NA L AEPR E~E NTA T 11/C 'S ~ALE OF AEAL l>l(OP (lllY AT PAIVATC SALE ( I 11• OI IJll' Ul A I tiJJMllN, P. (• • I If PETITION FOR PROBATEOFWJLL theabovtnamt <IOt<t ditnl "AME STATEMENT AND FOii LETlERS TEST/4MEN· THOMASL.LOltD TIW tollow1n11 po,.on is Clo.no bu>1 TAllV U511'•-4"V•l•ncl• neut\ r •totr OI H EN RY O C ... RY', S<lll•lll MESA l/EqOE LIQUOR. IS70 Oo·l~d""' YtUN Hilll, C•lllONll• UUJ B•••· Street, Cost• Me.a, C.ltlotn•• NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tl'ldl Ttl 1710 '411·U.0 '1161~ THELMA f (A"Y l\.l'f '""'1 """'"'. "'*""•'w AOml•hlr.tlrl• CT.A PtAv•n l.IQUOt Inc. d C.tlllon>•• Qeht•on for Prooott~ ot Wiil And f()I" 1..,.. Publi~ed Or•n~ Co4'\l Oa11y Pilot, <Ot POr4'110f'I. 1S?O 8 ctlilf,. Strttt Co-\tet ""'8n<•· 01 L..ttUcrs '*!ttorntntary ,0 tne FebtuarY1. 10, 11. 2•.191• t \S.I• MlllW,C..lltornr•'1616 ~t•l•onflr rtff!U!n<.tt to wh1cn ·~mo.· tor Th•\ bu\•ne\\ 1\ condu(l f'd br .t cot PUBLIC NOTICE PGr•t1on PL.Al/AN llQUOR, INC ~ "''" Aobtrt\ Pt l\•Ck'nl Tht\ ""''t"'f""' ..,..,, h tt"O w11n ,,.,,.. Countv Clt•ll. ol O••n9e Co-ty on J.,. ... ,. 11. ,.,. ~S1*11 PYl>fl\l\td Or•t1vr co .. 1 D•llr Piiot • Febr,..ry l. 10. II. 2', 191• m 16 Ptmuc '.'IOTICE l rtrry A We llt'n, Pr,.\10Mtt Tn.-. \tattmtnl Wt1\ fllf'd with trvt t ountv C.l•rk ol Oronoe Counly on J,tltU.tr\i 11, ,,,, 7,,1\ tt.HNn~nr W•I\ flh d ilil''" ·~ County Cl"''" ot Otdt\~~ t<JUnltt Oil JMU<l•Y 8. l~I& ,.Jf)ft' 1 1•, ttt h t tt ' r.1vrN •~·'' F\111' Pl'd~l(.JA t ~UI \. IVhN h P' t vi.11 Pubh\,,_d Or,\t'I~ (t)••\f Ob•ll/F~:;':;, Pl10l1\f'll"<1 Orano,. (f)"'" oa ., •'" l:"I' ,,.,,, '' "''"'"' nt lh• r t ti• •ii tit,u10 J1tn 10 71 dnd Ft"b l, •o '~'' "~ 1,. J;i." 21.lnd f ,.o J 10 11, l'f/I\ J)} tc, ~~,7~·,~ . .i;,,',:~·: •1 '.:t,~ ·' .,~~ ~~,'"'~:: tlt r 1 IU h.H m UHi f r,n•ld1qn Pl'RLlt' NOTICE PUB LIC NOTICE .,.,.,,,,i,,., ''""1""'"'· "''" '"'"' ''" NOTICE TOCAE_D_l_T_O_ll_~---l·---F-IC_T_l_T_l_O_U_S_B_U_S_l_N_E_S_S ___ :~~:,:::'1~'"1~111~~~ ~.~'t',~·~ ~,::' ~: SUPERIOR COURT OF THE NAME STATEME NT ::•;,. •.::•·',~~·':11,1 t~P ~t "t 0•::~: '\:~ STATEOF (AllFOANIAFOll T"'° follOWtn'I ""'""~ •'> <IOlnQ l><oS- THE COUNTYOl'OAAHGE """•' No /4 U Otl V 0 S f ':> C I E N T I F I C l .t.1tr ~f MAll VANN 8EAf\CHC. H10:.rquM E N t '>. Hq P.tvlM•"O I> • • ,i J AWnUl'>,(.cn.ta M..,.\tl Callforn1,t~ti'6 r.011rr 1<, •tEqr.nv C.IVOHothr Al•1n M Vo''· ~'q P~u14rono , ", ... .._, \ ,.. U•f• ,\t)O..,,. n t•·,wn,,. u·~·nt AYf"n\il" (O'\IAI M "'"· ( 3 l1tnrn1't<i'1b)t. " •f "'' ,,,,. '"''" h•'l•'1Q 'f.t1tn\ ••1-Hn,t Thi\ t><•\iftojlO\S •\ H.Nfdut lrd by dn"' t~r-~t1J ON1·n._·nt • .,,. rrou1rf\d lo ti••· dhml•Jttl lt••o, w lh '""' rw·t•·'· .~,., °""'~ ,..., ., in Aht1n M Ycnt H"' Otf1•,. Of Hlr , 1t•1 II. ot th•• 1th )v1• 1 n Hu\ \tatenwnt w ih f1t.-.d w•th tht' Mhd,ourt,nr Mn•• •·l'H-h•·m .w1U\tht County (IPO ot Or,Jno,. Count1 on '"~ ,.,.,,,, v v1u.11 ht , tn 1n1• uncfN 111Qnoi-U Jan\lol1r'f ;/, t41Ttt nt '""' t1tf11 ,. ot MU\lt jl;, JJt Lt I ll 1tnd (,Att~l Ir, A11nrn1•v .... , l.ofW Ofw W1h,h11t• lt•vd , t O\ Anq11ltt\, t..tl1ft>fn1" ~()ti who'' i\ ""'(JI•••,. ot t)11~1w .. , nt '"' umt• r 111nrt1 1n ''" m1111•••t pi, 1.~11' ml) tn trw .. ,,,,,. ul 'ut1f1 tire t•d1•nt w1hhfl l----- 1""' "'"nlh , AltN 1111• IU\l l/u))l!l·ll•Clfl Pl11U.1(." NOTl('fo: tn 1rw, nQl•U•. Uo•lo'<l I "1"'1"'l 1 I'll~ NOTICE OF MA RSHAl')SAlE ~~.', ·:.::1; ~:7~:1 ~o~I~~ No. '1 W lhrt' itlH'hrt t'''''" •Jd•"t' •·ttii,,,1 JPrri; L PM, (lb4' Poe\ Qu.,l1h' f;>•umb MUStCK.PCflEA, 1no 0.'t••fl01tnt V•. Kw .. lnQ•Wt> ••,lnJncJ .oncl GA ARE TT C•J"'p~ny, Pl~tnltll Atto•,..1\ illl l.<1W "°' V•rh~ nf ~n tt"r•rut1on r\\1;Nf <..n Ot\t WH\"lr• Bt~d Mnu.1ry l b, 1'11& b'f tho M un1t •P ti LoiAftqf'ffl, (~hforn1i1•00U r-ovrt JuO(Jm~ltf f'Nl1•1t+tl fl 1'1 H 'lff t2'n .,, lJU r..l)unty l\t ()1t1n0(". St,,u~ of (.1,lttMn1,• AttorntY\ to,. E ,•tutor UPof't a tudQMf'nf f'n1"rf"d '" ltt\'Of ot P\Jbli\~f'rt nr.,n+t., t..Ott•.t O.tiJy r ilt'if J,.r,-y l Poor. drltl PM,_ (Juuh\V t~1vmb • 1·D 1U, t 14 trnd M~t ) 1'>tft \f\ If lhQ ~\ lu<tQITW'nt <rfldUor ·And .10t1n\t __ Kwt1nq W-e• ffat't .1~ 1udatt1,.,,f ~bf0t I'\ nr.u · '\OTICE ~U PEAIOll COURT OF THC STATE OF(Al lrO RHIAl'OR THE COUNTY OF OR&t•GE HO A ... ~I .. OTICC O F HEARING OF l'O'TITl()H FOi! 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The m1auLMArketpLac1 on tht Oroanc• Coast DAILY PILOT CLASSIFIED ADS You Con ~di II lond II l rotlt It Wolh o Wont Ad [642-56~ One (oil ~1 • i< t I O>I (rtd•I AJ>!wovol Reol Estate ····••••·•·•··•·····•·· Hous~s for Salo .................. ,~··~· G .... rol 1002 ••••••••••••••••••••••• IN LAGUNA * S1':1.1'~CT lfOM ES • INCOMt-: l•ROP .. ;llTI .. ;s ERRORS: Advertisers • H~SIDl-~NTIAL shCK1ld check their ads & BUSrN 1-:SS n 1-JNT ALS , * Ci\l,IFOHNIA daily and report er• & N~VAl>A RANCllES rors immediately. The DAil Y PILOT assumes liability for the first in· correct insertion only. SUPERB LAGUMA REST AURAMT·IAR One or Lag una's most de· __________ 1 b~hltul restaurants and t•ocktu1 I lounges. Offers lrcmcnd ou::. inves tor JX>t( nual Fine localioo. Wonrlrrlul l'hcntclc. Thr place lo JlO 11\ Lui:un:i Sl:i<.l OOOT~nn:. 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Thi" lll'll .. 11.lflt'r 11 111 lltJl hllll\l llll!h .ti l'l'flt ,1111 ,1d11·llh111 r.: 1111 J'l•al t·~l~tll• \I h11·h I!'> Ill \ IOIJ llun ol lhc law HC>Mses for Sale ..............••..•..•• COROMA DEL MAR LEADING LAGUNA TRIPLEX GALLERY BUILOIMG PROPERTY One of Laguna :.. finest \J11~l1pll• un11 111 lltt• ltl'.IJ 1 ~allcncs will sell hldR. 111l:rn1111•1 dt'I .\1 ~11 .J u~I ·'j :ind lease har k on altnH"· ltl11d, l111m ltfl' l,w1wh l1vc tcrms $175000. 1>111· "' 1111" '"'"' 111111'11.il ' Ill 11 JI o• I I I I'' 11 11 1111 111.11 l..1·1 011 .111 11:1 Ill l"I ,111·d lul 11." .111 t"'' •·p ' t1u11.i!I\ i.:11o11I 1111111111· ;in1t "' l1d11·1t• It c·.111 lw 111111ru\ l'tl \\I.' 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AC'll 111!6 <:r.•11n1) ri• J,:ii:una llr.1rh 4tl I !14fAi SA PJll ,lo,ll/\t'I\ ''·'· I I .1 I / ll•»1•l I ;1i:-una I tills Sill 11:110 /lolll<TJI COi 'STY cl1.1l tr1 t'!J.111 1:.!:>11 CLASSIFIED DEADLINES I ~-.11Jhn1• h•r n 1p1 & l..111, \ 'Ill •• '" ''" ,, .. \ t~ Im' put.11• •1.ull • ' t , ftt tvr 'hnct.1' <\ \1on 11 " I 111 "' "' "' h ,. n 11•'.tdhm h :-.1111rtf.11 I.' .,,.m CLASSIFIED REGULATIONS Fil llOllS J\11•1·11 "1'r' ,fltl\lltl I h1•1'k I h1•11 ;"I' 1J,111\ & n·porl 1 rrnr, 111111111f1 ,t11•I• I'll f ll.\11 S 1'11.11'1' .1"um•" l1.1h1hl\ l11r 111" ltr··I Ill •~trn-i I m· 1•111111• ttlll~ I \NC'Fl l,1\'l'IJ I:-<:' Wlw11 ~tllu11• •"' 1111 lw ~u.n~ tu n'Ltk1• .1 r•·••urfl 111 lh1· hll.1. \'l"\fllt-:11 ~IVt•n \(JU h\ \ 1111r 11<1 1:1k<'r a' n •11•1111 "' vour ('a11r ,,llnl1nn 1'h" kill num tx·r m11,1 IH' 11ri·~1·n lC'd by th1· .uh 1 rt •~n m ra)l('of a 1li'l'Ult• ('/\Nn:1.1. T ION on <. 0 It II 1-; l " T I 0 "I II l" N l-:W A ll H E FOll E lll'NNINC; 1-:v1•rv 1•ll11n '' m .1tl1• II' klll Of t'IJrrt'\'l ,J n1»• olll lh:it h.1'> ho•1•n nnt••rt••I. h11I "'I" .-.. nnnl 1'11:tr:in l•'C' In <111 '" until t hi' .111 h;I~ .1111wa rt•d In I hT' ··~lllt't l)IME i\ 1.11'1-AllS nw~r .ltl\ 11ri' '""'tlv r.1~h m :u1v11nr 1· h • m.iol nr al anv 11m· of our fll hi'\" NO r•hont• orcJ1•rs II 1· ad I ' n l' ;1 11 m l-'nt1.1v, ("11,l,1 Mt''" 11( h rr I< 12 noon :11 all hrant'h ofrtri'~ rtll-' llAIU' 1'1 1.(IT rr•~N\11''rior noli. I' CLASSIFIED MAILl~~G ADDRESS I' O HM l~1M ' ... , •• , \11·~ •• •121;:.>fi SAM ClEMEMTE MOTEL c h 0 I ct• I 11 , .• 1 I I() n F; I c.; J in 1 n u I< 1• .i I n ~a r CrC'l•w ay 1 2 u n 1t1>. $165.000. TEN UNIT 10 UN IT OFFIC E & A P i\ H T ~ 1-; N T llllll.DING Prtm1• lt>t'U· \lfJO I 'nast 11 .... y Lat.!unu. Nu vat'J111·1c·-. Xlnt mvi':>I· ml·n1 S2J.1.IK10 COMMERCIAL LAGUNA CANYON T1•rnl11· retail loral w n 3,000 sq fl ~111re plui. IHOO ft l•mll•mporary ho m1· i\m11k pu rkm1! LEAS'·: RANCH PROPERTIES W1• hu\I• :m 1·,ct•llf'nt 111 ' t•nlorv nr r :1 n f·h 11111p1·r 11.. 1nf'lucJin~ 120 a1 rt• bl•aut1ful 1rngaled rJn l·h 1111 l'a:.1 slope 1)f S1crr;" and RO<IO ar re dc•cd(-d Jl'rl'<i in :"l'\ atla pJuo; llJ0.000 a1·rc~ of feder al l.rnd TEMPlc HILL.:; S1rn1·1011s 4 h <'1I room hmm' w1lh whtl<' w.111•1 Vtl'W. wn:.1•t:.. 111.:nt 1t 1~hl-. :i100 "Cf fl ur .:rarmus I 11·1ng $1~.:.,()(I CHRIS ABEL HOME Com11t1•11•h 1•h:irmin1t • 1·1•d.1r .11111 ~·l .1 :.., w11h b I I' :t I h I .1 k I II I! \" 11' W . $11110(1(1 CHOICE lOT Ov.n1•r ""'" EXCHANGE fur 1•4 1111· 111 1nLnm1• proix•rt ~ $t't 'ISO OCEAN fROHT I 4 .1t'r1·-. 'ill'1·l a1•ula r \'ll'W prop<'rl ~. 5 rental u n ti'. I rt• mt' h cl o u !'> ll<'v('ltt11m1•nt rutcnf1a f $375 01111 OCEAN FRONT I. u x 11 r y h 11 m 1• <' n l.agun.1 ·~ l'ho11·p,,.f bt•a1•h 3 I a r 1:1• llt'd room" pl u!< I! II I' ' l ·' II a r I m I' n I $4511,000 LUXURY CONDO Jn old v illage. Near town, bcnr h Tw o s pa c ious bedrooms, 2"'2 baths. Sepnratc dining room Dream kit<'hen Great Vi<'W Very private. TIUS WON'T WAIT $85,000. PRESTIGIOUS Tt•mple lhlh Near town &ncl h<-a<'\1 O"er!>iz1: Ive br aut1full.Y lands~·ap~d 1111) tlrl!rcr hrcathtak1n1t O <'Clln v ie w 3 large lx'drooms Spacious fam1 ly room. (1v1n~ room din. mg room. Two patios anti two j!rcal view decks . All this for $12:1.000. OWNf':R MUST SF.LL. ... , t .. -~~!.~~.~ ....... 1~!!!.~.~ ....... 1~!~.~-~ ....... j~~!!!.~~~.c: ........ ~!!!!.~~.~~~ ....... ,~~!~!.~~~.~~.:....... T_"8CO __ a_.y.__f_e_o_r_u_MY_.__1_0._19_7_6 _________ p_A_ll_Y_P_Jl_O_r __ B __ 9_.._~=---=- G...,..t 1002 G-.rol 1002 Gnerol 1002 GeMrol 1002 G~rctl 1002 Gt'Mrof 1002 HousH For Sale Hot1tes For Sale H04asH For Sak ···•····•·•••····•····· ..................................................................... •··•··········•••••·•·· ..•.........•....•..•.....•..•...••••..•...•..........••.••.•••••••.••••••••.•.• , •.••....••. CAREFREE CREAM PUFF! O h wow! Sm ull lo t . beautifu ll y m a intained 4 bdrm situated m idwa y b etween t he beac h (;.~ blocks ) and community tennis cou rts (2 blocks ). And <1 quarter of a $m illion par k is going in s oon ! Don 't m iss this impeccable home a t this r ca li s tic price, $7 2,500 , in Newpo r t S h ores. A :--c ldom-on·t h e- market floor plan. U~l()UI: fi()Mt:S REALTORS ? 675 6000 2443 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar a/so Mtsa Verde, 546 5!190 Jnd Balt1011 lsJanrJ 673 · 4324 GeMral 1002 Getterol 1002 BAY ANO BEACH 675-3000 2407 E C O AST MWV C ORONA OEL M A R YOUR MONEY'S WORTH ••. money h as value again -especially when you can buy an e legant Lido, waterfront home so close to actual cost of production. This tri-lcvcl 5 bdrm., 5 bath hom e has all the amenities for luxurious livin g -plus an ever changing 270 deg. bay & ocean view t hat provides d aily inspiration. Price only $398,500 BAY & BEACH REAL TY OUR 27th YEAR 675-3000 1002 G~ral 1002 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OCEAN VIEW FABULOUS BUYIN TURTLEROCK SJ1<ll'1ou:-. 1 hl·tlroom en· ll"rtainrnt.!nl home "1t h '.tile~ anti 111ghl light 'll'W, many un 1qul' l·11~111m fc-alurl'"· 5 a1·rl' ll'111\1s anti swi m d u b plus your own pool. l'nl'f' JUSl St 17 ,l"I\' · "h1l'h in l'l ud c s l u ncl . C a l l (173·8550 C.Jl'I fJ ,,, ~. • • ,, I • .. f ', , ' Beaut. 4 RR, i am.Lm. Country~lis.fL atm o s p h e r e, e n c l osed p<Jlio. estab lished lrees. oo;,it shp. S245.000 Being r e modeled ; c ustom 5 UR. 5 Ua. 6500 Sq. ft. ho m e on pu1nl, pool, dotk Custom, com p letely rur m shf'led offtt'c, huge fam r m . formal DR L~<' lot w/bt·aul µool 1608 GALAXY OH. Ope n Wrtl /Thur~ 1 ·5 2 I I I Scm Jooquin Hills Rood NEWPORT CEHTY, H.8. 644·49 I 0 G~nerol I 002 COf'OftCI del Mor I 022 Co1ta Mo10 I 0 24 ············•••·······• ....................... •··········••·••···•••· BALBOA BAYFRONT 1~'11 ln•I ",Jl\'l I 11111l pro l"'rl' 1u111•cl rum I ~1111.1 hie IOI 111,11 1111 "1"1\ll \" rlo<'k. :-1~11 t 1"1t111g l.111ll 111~1• \,11'1ll ,,,,,.,, ll('t',tllll j.;l'oljlh~ bUM•, l\''l.llll':llll 111 'l111p:-., l'n1 l" ~1.111 ll\.IO Cll' II tll I lllhllfl'I Jt•w11•. 642-5200 Pe te Barrett Realty •DELUXE DUPLEX• t-:M·dkut :1 Bl!, ;! H.1 g1ouml 11001 0\\11\'I'., 111111 \\ ~ JllH flJl lO" ,'( Ju\ UI ICIU°' 111,1'<\l•r "\Uk PLUS :! 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Boat slip. ~5.000 BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR 1002 G 1002 lorry Pfis ter M-111\ i\ll·:S1\ \"1.;ittn: t.llXllH'\ ••••••••••••••••••••••• •• ~~~~~!••••••••••••••• 1..,,__,,...,,__,,...,,__,,...,,_...,,_"""""' , ~ lH>~l l1 : SftL~k)O h()wnt•t ~ .11)\11111' 1111·~111 .. yllfl!.1111 REDUCED GREAT STARTER ---------1 _____:___:__. 111'11'1' 'l'h1:1 1,.. .1111111' Ill •• General 341 Boy\1dc Drove N 8 675 · 6161 UNITS "h1l1· Ml"•a \0l'1 Ill' :-.t1•al • L1•li1 bit• 1·11nwr F11rm.ol EASTSIOE! SELLER PAYS t'onui,j 11<'1 i\J;ar J11u1 pit"• ,\c·t 1utl\'' ('.di t ·t"ntui, ll111111~. t;i1111l~ ruurn . :! Fvur 11,11 hl'clrnom 111111 ,, l'lll'l', ~lli7.JOO l'•JI .,ak :!I l >uh.111/1 111\h• 111v1•,1 . lln pl:t<'CS 1'm1 Sl:!:!,51"1 $2000 h\ o\' tl\'I 1•:\1•1:11\'nl 111\'llh 1111 . 1;1r ,1 .I h1 ~ ~~!'! .......... !?.~~ !~~~~! .......... !?.~~ t I I \\'h.11 .1 1'11.1111l· 111 m.1k1· • 1.1·,1111 ..... 1•1 ... ,.111•1. ,jl 1:•u• th\m•t ll' I" 111.1111·,• .,.S ,111., 11, .. 111 FJ'I uk ,7 v • -l>a . dlil tr11l1 rand1 HAL Pl...,CHI'"' u ~ \'.iq ... t .inti II\ up .ii t..111.,1111r, l"tl)I 11r c•11ll 1111111 11111" I 11cl c 1> t UNCOMMON "PRESTIGHfOME" .... .... l 11,1.1 \11·,.1 r .. r \ 1'1'\ 11•\\ I I'. • • I :-. "J l'I . ·1· I "''•Ill• I "·"" l'hb \I tll 1,11 -, .• _.,.. () I I I 1 ""I" lt l• \I '>t:o-1l•1ll.1c·, 1'111111 l11•l•1'' I " 111'11 1"11'•l' 11 • """ VALUE 5 + POOL .. • ' . • I at I \ har l. •• II> :!nol (. I I( I ~I" I If :!i:!i i-:. 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Loan ·" ud.1hlt· .11 ~s .. n11l11(h or "''''' l 11H111~·111g Cll\ 6 75-4392 11•tlu1 1·cl l .1 ll 1 utl" \ 111 ,1 Ill"\\ lo.Ill ,.;,1,,i...11k ;\ll"•J \\•nJi• 1 111 . :! h.1 1.tl, 'Ii I C11,l.1 :\l l''\:I J aeclru1111h. 4 BR DUPLEX 1.11111111 f1 "" 1•nl1 \I hall ~CALL NOW (7/~ 752-7315 3 BEDROOM RAHCHHOME [~-· ~ .I lk·clroom plu-. IJmtl.' ~ • 11.11u11"1lh lln.~plan·. 11lu-.I l'lll'l11,..1•ol 11.11111 l.111·.1h'<I m;,11 Ill<' lw.uh !11· 111 ,1 ----------- DONALD M. BIRD OWNER TRANSFERRED STEPS TO GOLF TAKE ADVANTAGE Custom hurm• on cul de sllc street 1\11J1111d the corne r from l\1~su V<•nle C ount r y C lu h 1111 Call HI~ :.!!i:J!\ ~ r 'I 1 I • 1 l•l I ,ill 1111' .U\ ,Cl'llOllll 1111•111 I t1 !>t•1: !Ho:I li7tii STOP LOOKING! $35,000 St.Jrl\·1">. tlr1•:1111 ' ( '1"1 clvt 111 .1 It ·ti, ltl (II \\ "11 111111 I (2) TRIPLEXES Bread 'n 811tter Jlll\ 11111· 111 lml h vi I h1~I' 1'111111~111111" pl 1111,·1 I Ii'' 1'1'1''1'111 111\'l\fll~;. till .1 tnpk\ "<11·1• i.; !.l11ry llllll:-t \\ ll h 'l l'.lll' ':art!-. Vidl p11 .. 1· Jll'•l $60,950 each macul a t t• 1·11 111l1l 1on lhruugh·oul. 1-:nJOY h111:1· sep ur at1• p:arr;,,. i':m>rm uu>o la1111lv rrn1111 with f1rnplarc· & "''' h.11 Guurmeb k ttl·h1•11 ttl tomorrow + lorm.11111111· St>l'I 111h·1I I! 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I llP1lt 110111 111· .11111 J°11 I "" 11111111 11 ;'. .! 11.11 h f.1 q ,. 111" ,ti" -----------11111111 ·1111, 11111111· \\ ..... p.11111, olhh· g.11.1;:1· 111·11 Eastside Hei9hts lt1111w1 h 1111.• ,,,,,., 11111•!.-l 11i... 1·11111 1'-, l"H1b 1.111 Jl EXCLUSIVE .11111 '' l11J!hh •'l•''.t .11l1·il "" t'I""' 1 .. :--011111 t •11•1,_1 ·I Jlll. fam rm, c1111 ,.111 "1t h .1 11 c 111111 . pro t'l.11.1 .111t1 111·1, .. .i 11nh pool Ass umalik ,, , lt·,·.0011.11 l.11111 • ·lf•lnl! ,\ ~l:S..llKI 1'all 111r 1·11mplt'l1• 111 a n c 1• n 1 11 1 , 11111'11111 111•1111.1111111 <'.di dl'lJ1b :.11; ;1~o 21 l'ro1t•,.s1t111;il Hl· .. 11 ·1 l11d.1\' 1 .. r :111 .q1p1111111111·111 (j.l() .• HJ!'IO It• s•"' .1 lr11 1\ t l'\h \II•'.\ liili-~lj 'lJf't~I ----------1 "'~1, 110\11· _. .1!. __ !_~ ·-I 640-6161 -t_~ • "t-- _A_S_S_U_M_E_S-32-.-50_0_1 '-__ -~' S2B8permoPITI ~ ~ ~ Walk ing u1 s tan1·1· l•I N ewport H ei9hh South Coasl 1'1;11.1 :1 ll1!h11l,. twnw ''1th 101 Bedroom +-J;im 1111. :! 111 I'' I\·"'' :1 ll('<lt <KHI" ·• FRENC H CHA TEAU 2 STORY-BEACH· POOL llr.1111<1111· h 1111g 11111111 1111111.ol cl111111.i: l'ltlllll g,111!.·n '""" k1l•ht11 .1111~1 11 11p1·11 .. 1.11r' 111 'l'Jl.11 .. , .. 111.1-.11•1 t. 1 l11ltlr.•11-. ,11111· ;!;! l"I h,tflt 1111111 Sl/t•lf JI.I fl\ 1 1111111 "' 1·1l•111k1n.i: i t11111\,111l llutr\ c·.111 n1m !H1:1 'iKX I EASTSIOE CHARM ER l1t·11t1111111 , ., 11111 l1allt 1"11 q1l;a1 1• 1111 11, "" h" .1 ... lt1•1 I·. I 1·1 c .11 ,11.c• dt10J opt IJ1•J '..,, \\ fi;tUll I llllt'h .11\il d1.qw' I .1 I'll/\ f.11nll) rouOI so. OF BAYSIDE r ho1 ~hJg It 111 lll'\l .\i" l>i•I"' •1'lu•r ;incl \11th a a Bit.:! BJ ll'lllal """ S.•l.;itKI !\It, 11~1 'I"''' lh\111"1 l111u>!hl .1 01tl\ 1 •~ ) eJr~ ul1I ~m.1lll•t h1m11• lt1·.11I~ !111 l•',.,1t11nn.: iJl'ollll l't•1h11g, rnm 1• 111 1111 Fd1 J:! fJ,f nJlurJI "'""I ,inti t1n1·k l''l 111\\ l 0111 ll"\lUrt'' and 1"'11 l·ll 546-4141 lo1·at1un CallGll i:!ll $65,000 E-SIDE TRIPLEX ~ COATS&WALLACE REAL ESTATE , INC. Newport Beach End 'O Point Coron<• dcl ;\I ar •luplcx l'n1•c, Sl!:!,KllO For sal1• by CIWfH•r. I•: X'l01• l IC rt I e11nd. Sl'c 11wn{'r <•I 421>'~; L:arks pur, CclM ur l'a ll GI I 7:J~li T H R E E Be a Go111f Nl•1gh!Jur 8 E D R 0 0 M l )n lk01'.lll \v1· ,1 .. ps lu MOVE 111· .. wh A 11 u .. 1.11111ly lu11 Wc will sell your h111m• HOMES hutlll' r1111111 lur l"\lr;1~ FAST FOR 3 0 1 'l"'llJllc •II 111111,&:°'I K ('1111 10 $391 900. \l•rt1lll1· 1·1111111,, :1 l.;1tli..., All .\lul11plc l~1.:-.l 111 i.: T hn·l· ll'll al S:l'l.!JIHI \ ,\ i.:•••f pat k1ni.:. ~·01111 nrn l!\JJrll~ 111 UrJll!W C.:ou11t~ 1"11 \, Con\'l't1l11tn.d ·'''" >11111111 1;,.11111.1111 "' • """ ;I\ ail<ihlt' Oq:r 7Ulll 1b,um11111111 tt•rm-. -; 1\ lt il1· 11111111·\ 1, 1 h1·.1p ~a lcs peo1! l.l' H ca lt1Jr I iu.111 ('.ill for an JPJll .111ol ·" .11 1.1hh Ll"l u-. 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St75,ooo s 11ll ha\ C' r o»m 1111 J.,,..1!-1tl,. :! lltl lln. hmiw ,,,,..,.,,ti /\rlt!tllC' hl'al'h d1alC't. , i•t.:\'l.i bit• i.:a 1 den 111 PETE BARRETT I h\111·1 •ho\\ m " c·I•· '.tn: l\111;11l1l11Jt • l'la11 11 I Bdrm ~'l"·rh l.111tf" .tp 111 ... ~ 11111•11or 1mpnl\1 llktlh ( 0t1fl\ ....... 111111 (Il l, l 1lcl:'nlrv loh\'tnJ.:room whJl h ,1vt' \OU llnl\ l'111·t•d11,.,d l ,11 with f1rl'plJl'C & 'ww of SS150 L>own • i Ir ,1o;~unw ::,:u 11·'11 '' -REALTY- Ju_,h i.:rnunds. Gourmet 7', Jnd ::,lij!:! per mu 11,1, Balboa Bay Pro p. 673-3663 833·0523 E\'c!' associated BAO l<EAS-AEAl TORS 202\ W Bolboo 611·lb61 "ABANDONED" ENGLISH EST A TE 2 STY-VIEW $42,950 \\'1nd1ni: r11,11h' ,1y lt•.111'> 1t1 M·c·lucll•d drl\'I'" a~ ;1m1•bl 111\\l•rtng pint·~ &. ,·uralyplu" t r1'l''· Sp11·;1I till! 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Hideaway * 675-70 60 • ffiJ,lc•r rdrcat wuh "all of J.:IJ!t'· W 1t1i! for l hi I ctr·· n & i.: u e.; t . {) :\ J J .. S Just I 0° o Down :\l:1,.:111llC'l'Ol :JO" '>IUdto !SSS W B 1,_' C •j' ('11111p lut 11 .I 1:1< "lt.1 loft "1th 111wn lwam~·•I Ne1tt to Ma:1i:;a~:~, ;11111 .1 lllt. :! h.1 '""''' n·tling,, T.1kc 11\"l'r 71 '" 549_8655 l q1h, d1 Jl'· tq1h clhl \'.\ l11Jt1. :\<J n1·w l11a11 -----------~·;o1 1·111-., t.1 111 h ,\ h,,, tn-.1~. S:l:.!7 :l:l1p;1"5 Ull ~llll lHMI !lf.:1 il!l!t. OH THE WATER JACOBS REALTY t '"/ I I• ' • '' 't llnnc a BIG DOG Th1o; nH·c lttllc• Cd:\! ilupli•\ h"" .1 l1•111·1·tl \'ard anti p .11111, •lilly :! lJlk' Imm the hc.Jth loo Your 1111/.!l!ll' I\ 1ll l111·e this .• Just S&l,!JjO Trv Ill' , 1!11\Hl. 675-6060 "ABANDONED" PROFESSIONAL ESTATE WALK TO BEACH Form.ii C'nlry \\ J Y k.111 1111-l \il l!IJ!ant1c ll\·111g room Formal tl111ini.: 11111111 ('ountry i,111 .. 1 k1t1·h1·11 I llt·tln111mo; 11l11o; "'11ara11• 1.1m1lv 11111m With \\ ;lfl l\t \\;;II l11'1C'k I 1 rt• pl u 1· t· . I. o <' :1 t 1 ·II arr11:.-. fr11rn golf •·1111r~1· 0\\ 1w1· 11111tl\ a kc!, l":d I :1ti:11;1m. ' I ••t 'i • t f /('I, ' I • Lcas 1: 01111011 or <'nntr:irl :.ale. 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BEST DEAL I (',ill~"·· •:t 1'1 • '. :1 Bl'il1u11m h••llll' 1111 [ ···-~ lat ~··· It ~· lot l"rnl\1'1111·111 ~ ' ; :ll,11 ,lt.1111111) 1115 llillO C o r ona del Mar I 022 ....................... r · .. ,1.1 \I 1·' :1 1111 ;1111111 1:1 ... 11 111\<''11111•111 Full 11111 1• ~.I:.! \Hiii c· \I I .. _ ....... ~, I • ~~~~~~TIES BLUFFS CHARM s. .. ,, ... \\.t i llll h 111 1111 ... :1 htlrlll :! l>.t ltt>JIH' • \ 111111 ~ l"\11 .1.., "'·II' .11 111111.t p.11 '" l·.nil 111111 C'11ml orl.il1lt• h ul 1·11111" 1111'111 1(1.,\.11H 1• llO .11 1•.1 lllMJl S7!1 \~)II C. F. Colesworthv Realtors 640-00fo 'i HOY,\l,ST <:1·:0 HCE BIG t'1\:0-:) ON f14'~1Ullf1JI l'll!>{Onl h111fl rt\'C hN lrtlOfll IHI 1111' 7lh 'l'l'l' Sta1n1'tl gl<1s,. l'11l1y, 1·1rc·11lar dn' c. many tn ll•rcs llnj! rl'aturcs . COLE OF NEWPORT FOUR UNITS AT THE BEACH I tr'I 111111• 11lh•n •cl t'\l't . I \\II "'"' II\ 11lt• tl11ph-\ ,., 111 tll1111 1·1•111ltllu11 1 I ,f<I( .11.,, 111111 I 1 'Ill( llt.1 111111' llnh "'"' hl111 I. ltllht· 1111•.111 ''IMI •MMI Days, 6 75-7225 Eves., 646-2888 C.A\.L UI 1()91 .t. •HI! tl,•WATI OJ WA.lUI \'ALLEY HEAI :fY A BERO ENTERPRISES CO OUTSTANDING 1.11 \' .\ 'r I () :'\11111111111 111ml n1·\\ I' I l'lll•Mlt "'" "II ( ,,,.,, .111d l'\\1llt\\ttc• '\1(:111 I.I ( ; 11 1 ts \Y lll'I·: \' ,\ l"I \'\11\ll \\:-- TRADE (11r t1(flt't tl''>lth•111 I' Ill 111111 1• 11111111·1 ('. H11ll-. H11\ I ••• lt.•11111•\ Ill ! ' S~.I I. S 199,50 0. f ee. l" .. 1110411:!1 l ea • • • \t11111f,! la111tfv 1·. 1111happ~' \;l>;\\' OHl.l·:,\N~ rlc:.1g11, :ihoul h',I\ Ill)! t 111' ~pai· -I 1111 & 1111 nu :; t Ill . ... 1111 v h•imt• N1 1'11ltli1· & :-;1" ~lao;:. homo• Pool·:./ p,11·111•h1.1I :o.1·h1111I,, 1"1\ 11' Int·, •·ul iii• ''It" SI. fl'(' 1·111r.:.!11·i.:.sh11ppc c•n11,, 1,11111 Sl~!llM>Cl ' ;> II\\\'~. c,W n 1lll'l!1' ' .. ' Ill< s, .1 lo.1, :.! p,1110-., 11,'l:·I-' /7 (}/ --:0 1111111 "/au111 "'''"JI & ,,4..f// Y e?LV V~ r h I 1 ' 1 S ,. I I REAL ESTATE 644 ·6397 ·\'I\ ~'II.\ < 'onv llNh·r 1 111.1b unh .'\;l'.1 11..S Oona Point 10 26 N •••••••• • • •• • ••••• •• • •• ewport ll•Jd •l t.! 111111 , 1111 111. Hei9hts p1111w ·" 11 1,,1 1 .... ·''. it \\.dl..1n).! ol t-.t,111 1 I ' (11 dlll lilt• t tl.l •l.ti /tltl• \h·-.illil l l'l.11.1 ·11111 ... l.!\l.•l\~t 1111 .1111111, m111 h Ill do 111.111111 T1•11 111c· l.11111 1\ ho1111·. '>flJI 1.1111~ 1·111111 -.. ll'\lu1 , ..... V.1·.h111n.1hl1· ll\ 1111! 1-t>11111 l'•fl 1111 \\II h llM'd h111 k illt•pl.1t'1', tl111 A MCHOitAGC: I IHVESTMEticTS 1 17141 496-77i it 1111!. l.tlllll\ '''"'" 1·111111>11, . l1ng ht ri11·h l..111 hi·t1 Founto1n Valle y I 0 34 1•.,1~l1ht· ,,.,.,1,, ,.,,.,,, ••••••••••••••••••••••. 1111· ~Olli' h11.1I ::.a.11,!l.111, OPEN HOUSE II" ll. '"'II ~ 111 I i!!tl TARBELL, "::I in California" E \STSIUI·: 11111 . :!ll.1 ~rph fr ~'.II I llt'tf \ii '\11 t• 111111·1 111·1, hh•ll """" ,>l\, 1tWI II\ II\\ 11 lo 1 ' ,,:,?·1 I .lllH I •h.1 l n \\11h1111, Sunday til sold 18548 Lime Circ:e .I llt·tl11111111. tl1·n, p11111' ll•'\\ ..,,h,•·· '·" IH.'l'. tit'\\ lhl ,\ ,1\ I Ill' t'tll I'\ I Iii tlo .11· '111"'1 \II \1)1 11\ lit> \I I ~I,-\ ")Un l\.l'I I; lo• (• !flW I !!!fl I lJSi•) 'h .1 1 II . F • t I ·' 11 ti Huntinqton Be ac h I 0 4 0 Hn•>h' ·"''' O t'\\ I)\\ t\, •. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •. "'' hl1 l>:ri "~' 111 t111 I BUILDERS r.uig.i.utl II I·. ht:•;·~ I. I PRE-CONSTR. SALE :Jiii. ] h,1. I JI( d i)" .I:! I ll1•oft1>1H1\ ht11l1i'' di \\,1 s h1·1 tl1 \11 f11111l111 i.:t 1111 i\1·.11 .a ,.(11\1' 11111 1! Cci° h.11 I.. fllu• i..-. '" 111, .1 11 '.';.,,, ~.ore! Ill 'h11pp111~: <'1•1111•1 l.1l.111i.: lltllth''-'lc• '""l'n .i Mu:-.1 ..... 11 1.ll\\ .11 ~;1, .1rn1 111111, ""'"l'f t ',•11 11 .. u r• LIONSESTATES 1'12 li:!MI I ~.:11; :!57!11:.?1:11 r,:1c! ;111111 i· '1 Hl·.l'ci J LAGOON Li.:1• 1 hr.:! ha. Ill'\\ I\ pull TOWNHOUSE 1111 111;1t'kl'l :'\1c·c· ,11'1•,1 111 c :II rll'JI "l'l\11111 -. ,v.,_ Harbour Area s hopp1111!. t 'alho l11· Tlw bc~l ul holh h\1'!'. ~ehool '" C'ht1rd1 l'nl'l'd :1s fl doc•k + 1>1·st 1111•;1 .11$45,000 515!11!11 111111 on SC'a)!all' l..1go1111 1111 l 'thlhm <lt't"oralt•d I llH. .I ha 1\ sk mg S'>.! .~•Oil lf5m9 REALTORS :!.>I:• F: Coasl II\\\ 675-5 5 11 ~l't' 1111'< Ctlll' hl'llllC' ti ._ put 111 1111111 c ph• ·1;,,., l!ood 1<1 l .... t Sl•I MMI 11.tflH'\ ll1·.1h\', •1;•12:.:1:1 111 .. 1211.1:1 · S©~dtl1"\-l£t.~S RE ALTY INC. 714/846-1371 Thal lnfriquing W ord Game with a Chuck.I~ ------(4Mt4' ti.l' <tAY l POU•H ------ llE.\l .. TftKS 1 General I 002 General 1002 0 p_,,,O"!l"' ~tf111f\ a• ft~ ' " ,..,.,,.,.o·,..t .. f bf' ~ ..... ,,. t"'""" h.•v• '...,ofr ..,,..O'd• I BEACH IALIOA ISLAND DUPLEX ~ Wa nt to t r ade? We want more U un it s -for this charming DUPLEX . Fron t house ha s 2 bedrooms + cozy fireplace. Plus 1 bedroom apa rtment. Both have been remodeled and are only one shor t block to lhc North Uay. See it, you 'II love tl at $115,000. 2828 E Coo\! H19 h woy Corona dl'I Mor PROPERTY MANAGEM~T-~llmi I "" I HOMlS IOR tlYINC NllWOflll •• M I ~•t\ ' t " r ' I .!~~~. ., .... ~·, ,,..,,;, ,,. ,... ••ff L.::::...:.:. __ •• ,,..,, .. '"' •4'10• __ _1!!1!1~- BIG CANYON Owner wi II r1rn s11ftor l'urr) mg :i 2ncl on this beautifully upgra clccl I>cu nC' ho me. 3 Bed r ooms, formal din ing plus exceptiona l gardens & Ja<'uzzi. Choi ce c·orncr l<H'. Sl5!1,!'illO r A COl.DWf\.L tAHl(Y CO. 644-1766 ...........•..............•................••. macnab I Jrvine realty CHARMING HOME + UNIT 'f:.islf'f111l y d t·t·oratctl 2 bedroo m w /hrkfs t a r('a & f1rc•plat·c on trC'<.' ltn(•d s lrt'('I Short ll btnnn· 111 hcu<'h & town. ~.;,no. :\l ,1ry Lou M al'ion G'1 2 x2:Js <Uf~1 I u2.121s 644-6200 tOI Oo•~1 0.l•P I LlKOYtl I I I I I I I AGOEM I 2 I I I' I \ I \ I' I! I I Woll S11('~I i< whcrl' vov • mJl<e ,, lo1tvne 011 1:111>~' l'>ut ' ,... __ L _U_P_R_E_P-~, •. --lo• rcol 1 1n I I, I I I 7 0 c,. ... ,,.e •• ,~ •• ~ .. ,11. q .. n·•d . _ _ . . • , hv 1,0,,,0 '"' t~fl ,.. ...... ,,, wtJ'ti' -~--+• _.._ _ _, ~''h1 thtvelop hOfh stflo No 3 bfll .,,,, &'" ., • •.• I 11 r·; t'- ~ I' I' I' I° 11 I' I' I ! . BACHELOR PAD \ JUltNI 1·c1hni: <,unk1·n n111vcrsat wn 1111 with fpk. 011ly $li.OOO Call ' S:l6~ RD LAKE PARK Su('.l('r older hon11• wtlh r hurart1·1 3 ll1•dr111 f. <kn. l{tit rt :! lo\ lkn F'rankl111 l11 t·pl;11·<'. lloiol .ll'l'l''' 1;,11.t)ll' Wllh '40rl..!>ht1J1 Only ~ lfi.~><Kl SCOTT REAL TY 536-7533 SCRAM-LETS An$w~rs in C louiflcation 8080 1--------• 7 -. 8J8DAJ1.Y f'U..()T ...•..••••.......•..••• Tulffi1•y February 10. 1976 HouH1 For Sale> H041ies for SGI~ ...........................•....•.•..••••••... Hoe1us For Selk ~~!!!!.~~.~~-~ ....... ~~!!~.~~~.~~-~ ....... l ~~~~!l.~~1.!!!~~ ...... ~!~!.~~~~~~~ .... ~!~!.~~~ ...• HoulH For Sal~ Hc>wport Beo~h I 069 ,...wport l each I 06' 1 1,.c~ Pro~y 2000 C-Of"OH del Mor l222 ~~~~ ••••••• ••••• ?~.~~ •··················•••• ......••.••...•..•..•••.•••.••...........•..•• ···•··•··••··••••·•···· ····•···········•·····• \ H..tiAcJfon lea c h I 0 40 LCICJllM S.ach I 048 l~o Beach I 048 LCICJl'"O Buch 1048 I ~rnall n•nt.1b cm'' h:l' 3 Br I'> R.1, Z C'u r l:Jr, :l RENTALS HJ lot Sdl or l''l'hani.w tilk!! <r 1>t•ad1 :? llU, I l\u • s:r.s .....................••..•.....••••..••..•.•••.......•.........•......•...•.....•.•.••••.... FIVE UNITS llu.nlu11,'lt>n Ht-tich ~ Hl ork lo bea<'h \II "'th f1ref.l.1<'c•-. Al"J)) 1t·ntco. ZAG k0D7.KY. IUtr. ..... _ fi!ilill . ... __ 1 .. Lingo $98,500 1ur morl.' uni!'. ,,; , 61~11 :? HR.:! n:i. $37~ 150 F1111inCo Hltr" 61:!;;()00 322~ :!llR,2 B.i .• h1111 •• SIW Co sto Mesa .. 2 UK, 2•, ba • , $.loo * ~PLEX * ••• ••••••••••• • • • •••••• 2 UR, :1 nu... . .. . ~111 Sh.irp lmmJ('. all 2 llR, ll.Jd, H.J\ l'11111lo. I Ur, ~I 3 UR. 2 l)J • , • SI:!!> 5111.1 • I 11.1 l.OH•ly IJOlbcJP HJ. Ill'\\ q11 •.. ll rpl). :1 HR, :?I .t ll.1 • ~~ 1100 . 494..a6 I I Loq. B.och. **OPEN HOUSES ** \ honl'' 1111· Llh· 11u11\l•\ ln•..,h & 1111 ma tu I a i, • If:. ou hJI t• to p,1111l. n111w & ~l't' llus Ill'\\ 11 ... 1111•: ~l'.ll 1'111hh1111~l· .'I. lfllll'I «tlUt•t l'r1d 111 Lido. IOI'. hlln:.. t'\*JJer plu.ptb· PJllil S42!'ill'lll ~..&!'i-:t2.11 4 lilt, 2~ b.; •• --~ mi.: LE RAISOR SOl"l ll < ·o \.'\T l"\\'t-:. ... nn::-.T C OLLEGE PARK .~l!I 0111:! &Ill G7\0 J lll•ll1 oom. :! h.1\hs REALTY Four Superbly DHiCJlrled HomH AV A1LAILE FOR INSPECTION SUMDA Y 1-4:30 PM l J 1 p l' t " , rl 1· a II l' ~ Real Estate byMrlll(y 2437 MONACO DR~rvlne Co••· 7-DR fo'rc11d1 Country $435,000 .. LIDO 3377 Vio lido, H.B. REALTY 673·7300 12 Unih ltrl'IJlan'. tluulill' t'lll' CM •••••• $21 S,000 i.:ar:igc, SJ7:,, fl{'r month ·l.'i2.1 t'ampus l>r . Jn ml' Campus Valley Shov Ctr. CALL833-8600 lOUnits Wuler & i.:anlc111?r 9s 000 I urn1s ht•ll lu r t hc:.c .-.----- "PlTTER PATTER" <.:nsp, clt-ar, r am. rlro1)1, ~oftly on lh1:. (·h1·n!>h:tbll' 4 bdrm. home in prime .1rea of S•1 H ll. 5110 .varus to bc11eh. Very "hJrp & carccl lor 'r JSldullv rlt><·orulell l.11nesome-Necds Ill'" rn1 lWr !lG>! ·44:-16 838 EMERALD BA l -SRR English Country $265,000 Newport Beach I 069 Htwporl Beach I ~69 ..••••••....•.....••.•..................•••... lonq Bch •. · • S • beautiful i.:rou11tls . First t1111c 111 rent. super S.llE OR EXCHANGE Roy McCardlt nic·c 4 br. 2 ha, {'pt, drµs, Nomall{'rwhatyour lu· $365 ./1110 963 -450\J H'11tml·nt nl·(•d 1:., we\ e hottor 1810 Htwport !Hi3·17H6. No rental !cc. 424 PANORAMA $225,000. -2BR &. den. a charactt.:r home. LIDO SANDS i.:ot 11, or can llel it! Costa Ml•su 548-772'-J • V1llu,.:c t{('.il Fstatc. MATl:-.1(.; C:A LJ. 469 JASMIME -Horth Laguna Tudor l'harm Opc•n ceilings $112.500. bc<am 494-8086 499-4551 \\'I'll kl')ll 3 I Ul•n horlh' w 11Jo•:iu11f11l l'&1\l'l'1•tl l,,10.11 1 lll l!t'll \\ 1lh l'lll orlul 1li1\11•r,. ,t ;,:11•1•111·n lowest Price in the Bluffs PJI k o II Io Ill l ,1 I I' t• l 1 11 j.! Trallc 11µ now from your __ ---- rental home or s mall un· 4 Br 2 u a family rrn LCIC)Uf'a ~ach 3248 ,._ • • t '••····················· It!\. to~nial din: rm, Jll l>ltni. JnH 2113 , Crpk. rl'frig, lri.: I jGuall ~ ~5 515·71"5 vrt. , 1cw. <'h1ld, pct OK. Plac• · ll•l:· vat·~nt.<i llll CCJnllu. 2 Sl35 11!H·500U __ _ Prop•rti•s car J!ar $275. 556 777i RENTALS 752-1920 <J!)k lor !We It :-. warm & t't)(V. l't•t11t• <\ d1<tllt•ngmi: Start 1111 hy ownmg & you'll soon !llOYt' up to th<> Lop. A 1lc 11,.:httul day to day JOY '11th all thc luxuriou\ l.11'1ht1l.'s a Conrlomm1um l'Jn offer. 9G8·4156 <l11I~ 111 pan•' 1111111 .1 S11l1t 11•\t l l'untlo. 2 ... 1111!1 hl'itCh & -.hut I II ,. •I 1 ,, o 111 , . :! \1alk ·,o 1)()()1 ~ p111po"·at1 h.1tl1' h1,.;hl\ 11pi:1,u1cd. Ir · 10441 .,· e 1044 jL 8 h 1048 Now Reduc:edTo I cit.qi. l11:h1 ll\t111,.,. •• ~'.".~ ••• • • • ••• • • •• •• • • .~ .~". • '•••• • ••• • • • • • • • • .~~ •• ~~~ • • • •• • •. • •• O nly $6 l. 9 50. \u l'u1\th\ 101H·tl L:.ar~l' • d1•t·11. lull~ n 1111•tl l\l·.1r .... 4-l'dll &l I i:!J l qUJt'I.. S68, 990-IRVIME t•OO OUAllSI NlWl'Olll tlAC.. LAGUNA BEACH - - -OCEAN VIEW In So. L.iguna. l·Hdrrn . LAGUNA UNITS ·I llr, 2 Ha . 2 l':.tr garaJ:c, apt 1..oca11:ct l·l)lk. uhm·c FOR SALE bltns. <'JJIS. drp:., SJ!l.r, <.:oast llwy. Walk to i.ho~· RARE FIND PATIO HOME Ideal home tor .1cl1H· rC'· DEH + BAR! llrcd or :.tJ rll'r home fo On1· of In tnl•':. ftn••i.I \Oung couple. One ol pJt111 h umc' () ·i-; l rvint>'s fines t <'O m Yt-:.\H :\E\\'' \hsolut<'lv UPMOST mun1t1cs 2 Ucc1rm & OL"I ST .\NL>I Nl:L'l l<imdy room. SSO,(JIJO IH:<:O H/\Tl-:()1 \'erq IN O\\ncr movmg out ol :.t·lludl•d path\\ay l'Otr) -.t.i.tc Showshkrurnodel <:utl\edrJl Cl•il1n i.:11 . ELEGANCE home. With many l'Xlr.1s. !\1:.immolh II\ 111~ ro11m 1'h1s l uxur1ou i. 4 CullS.10 1151 hosts ra1H•tl 'l•arlh bl•droom. 2 bath, s hake slumpstOlll' t1rt·1)lal'l' roofed townhouse h as llandy ~ourml'l :.lylc full re cr eati o n a l k1khc11. 1''u bulous tll•n la1·1hties includmi: paols. ,1·1th co1.v walk 1n har' l' I u I> ho u ~ c. p 11 1 l 1 n g t•---------•I Spac1011siy l'll·i.:anl ~ll'JI· greens. play nrea:, t'<.: ten ----down nias\C\r ~u•ll'. twt1r n1s courts. Fill\ & VI\ UNIVt::HSITY PAHK.ex· ron•d wartlrolH•s. terms available. 18:.145 lcns1vclyl·ustom11.l'll.cle· 1Jr ,1m ;i t1 c varen bc;1m:.. \ icw. ,, t lt1m >'l 111 • \'alley. • l'rl'u pa to, :. 1 ... • 1. re<" rac1I, lcnni~ l'ourl:.. llrl' µ1~ & m ul<'h1111.! ploJn 1 l~ IQuail h. S&S.OOO. i-'1.'C 552·1!!166 tcr,., J.!LI!> BUQ all ~Ur· Iii Plac• . H rnundc·ll bv -.Ju111p-.t•11w Properties DEANE OMES "·ells rnr.prna1 ~ .. CALL 1400 ouarl5st~r!~lf llAC.. FO~:~l~~-~~:W! ~,::~~;\~ !>~~;~: ?1'° \ IJll •The c l ci:ant Ueanc .,. o • ) I ----------•! homl'::. larg1•sl m olll'l AVAILABLE NOW :!STURY.4 Bedrooms-2 IJi.odrooms and bath up & :! l>edrooms, bath down. 12 i\la:.ter bedroom s) Loads or kit l'hl'll <'UP· bo.ird:.. Berni;? repaint1.'ll ms1de and out. 1-'anlal>t•c hume for the price. Only !:\.~J.000. 'T111~m--;-i..,.im·· -. '"'1r":lm-m .. m·· 962·4471(f:I:)546·8103 LANDMARK SACRIFICE H11sl1c (J(':-.1gnt'CI w/ht•;1vy \\llt111. glass & cu:-.t1m1 ,..11ultt>rs, just I '~ y<'ars Ill'\.\. " Sµ:it'IOU'I Bil .... t .1m rm tin ck I pie. 1wh •'.1rpcl and imported l1lc • :wx HI Sparkltn!: pool. \\OOd l'l)I' patio \\ /J:!.Jl> URQ 3 C:ir gara J!I.'. 1ran~fcrred ... SG:1.000! ! ~ ! Hkr 962·551 l. --------------1 2 Story S5 I ,500 ALL TERMS .lu~l lt!>lcd aniJ 11r11 "" fnr 1 \t:\IEDl ,\T~: -..tit· 111~ tot with hoal or 1 r.1111.'r .11 ('t''"' p11 -.:.1htlilll'S .!11\211 Fan11h 1c111m \1\lh maS~I\ I: Cllll.'rta1nmen1 h..ir .\ \1rnn111J.! 'alul' al 111~1 $51.500. Cull !162·7i71 Bil await" y11 11! IM · Mt-:OJJ\TE OCC'Ul'A:'\· C\' ! Ucaut1ful ttkll cn· t r~. 2 i.lor1cs high S1>:1l'1n11c;ly l'lc~anl h\ llll! room ho:.ts •• :?-:.ton brtl'J.. l.1rl'lll3l'I' Wit ii atrium ;a,.,.,,. Form.ii J1n1n~ ruo111 . \'1Pw kilch1.·n & don 't mi:-., 1111:. all i\kx1c·an ·tslt• I Joor & l"OUnll'r tor>:-'. llea vy lwa nwtl C'l't llng on·r c·:.lra large f.1111il) pa 1 io room. .1 i-,x·r ll 1\ 1.,\ltc 1-: 1n:n1too:.1s: i-:1'1'1'111 1\ c 111.1~1!'1' ~Ullt• \\ 1lh Homan 11t) lc• lull &.. \\,ilk 1n cJost·ts. Thrrt· '' n10r1; · ..,elf·clcanrng 01 l'll. J>l I Hll.' a·uJ cit· ·'..tl' 111 l a I I 0 II \' I ,. \\ 0 I toot11ill ... d c <';ell 111111 ;;,z. \';tlh -\':1l'alH ,.;_ ":.111111~ I '., I • tr • f "/ '" •_, J [~ lij~Hi~] l'HESIDF::-.IT 11 0.\11-:. Tu1 tlcrol·I.. 3 Bit. i hJ, t.11n rm . .ill lt•nl 1'11. '"'" AJ11h n .• 11num. Tht' 111 dUtk.; ll'Olll!> 1111111' pool ~i!l.'~111. BOND REALTY 8 3 1-9411 ----- NOTICE SUPER Family Home Spal'1t>u" 1·1wlo"t'•I p.11111. profl·~,..1011.il IJ rHbr.q1 111i.:. low 111a111l. ~ .ird I llolrm,. .. :!1 · h Jlh,, Fordh.1111 11111d1·I. (Jnlj Si:l,500 LE RAISOR REALTY 1!i2.'l Campus Dr • I l'\'lllC' C.1rnpu;; V:illl•y Shop Ctr CALL 833-8600 SPACIOUS MASTER S UITE •• with \\.ilk Ill do-.\'\ amt IJal< 011). T11i1 .11lil1111111.1I lxh mi. .. 11111 :! hJlh-. u11 :.(atr!>, l'l>lll l'lllt'nl lJch Ill and haJr b.1th rlu\\n. l 111 que J..1tdn·n. l.tTgl' t.1mtl\ toum \~ltll r111·plJll' ·"'" lormal d 1n1ni: IL " t u•.torn 111 1111' ,11111 pro l•!''"'ll.all\ l.11111,, .lpt•d out. ~7t..uoo. 552-7500 red hill realt.y how Daily Pilot Cla~c;. 1flcd :ids rlhfll:<y their ffi('~S:tj!l'S \\1th ll'j.!lhthly and 1mp:art '!Our ;His. \\l' :arc proud In s:iy. r1·;ilty ~ ,::ct re~ull s. l'hont· ~ fi42·5678. --------- Pron1ist.• l1t•r a11~·tl1i11~"' l111t ~i,·e-l1t•r fJHge) This Valentine's Day send your love a greeting all the world can share. Express your love in a Dally Pilot Valentine It's easy, Compose your personahzed greeting. a love poem, pretty prose or words your love will llnd special We can set your message in type to fit lhe border below, or your handwntten thoughts may appear in this border -please use a dark pen to write your message. This size Valentine is $15; you may order one by phone or mall at in or bring it to any of, the Dally Pilot offices. For help with your ad or more information on other sizes of Valentines call 642-5678, a friendly Daily Pilot ad-visor w111 be happy to assist you. BORDER 17 ~ )'VIII lluuhlt• ~.1r i:~ .__I" ''"'·"·'· , .. ,,,.,.,.,, <l!l7·1';Gtor5~5·0923 ~I ::..•l}>llll l'.all :,w •rl:.!" Spectacular WA TERFROHT I l )n•;111 \ ll'll I nun l'\'l'I) w1 • .,1 :>-e\\ poi I. :•1110 ,.11 111t1111 B1:.1m1·d <·1•1l1ni.;" -11 homc· ,111 till' ".itt·r ll1•1·t..., I Jlr. ~ame s urn1111 h er &. ~hp. Xl11t. c·mul . I :1h.i1h, :$1!i:i.t)(kl _ :1 lri.: hd1m,, :J li.1111~. 21----------•I l fllk.o, J>r11·1•1l l11 M'lf I ;i-,1 1!1• ()\1tll'I'. a u11111111• .rntl ~l:!!J.0011. Xlnt t1•1111' • l'11•u;.in1 hou ... • 111 :'\:orlh i.w.mo dmin, ownl·r ,, ,11 Other Real Estate l'OCt :J Hr & lh "· ~· ·ha, -.·,1rf\ 71 t' •~t '1'() tU.I\ ·····:················· ouk 11arq11l'1 llour,., rll' li1.· .;~i.unit·rl·lluri 11 (.'.ill Mobile Home$ '1 ~:11t·r w;illp;q>t•r,., l'lll·:STJ<.a: ll O~n::-. ForSale 1100 .Ja1nau'un ~hulh·r~. ~l'J> tti;, f~~u; ••••••••••••••••••••••• . .. 11111•r111 / ore•, 11 ,11 <'l'Jlli. ----'i Star i::u~il)' l';irk, s ,I 111 h1 ~ & hall. l.ovl'I\' 1 ·,op '7:121\liO 2 1111 :! ll.1 .. ,.,·lud1·d ""'I ing, 11l·11 1.\. •'-'•·111~11 t Sh11n·' l 111 " : I ~l!l~>OO l'ri 1111 11111 ::o:ix hb11lc. \ ll. ''.ilk to rna111 Ila . .! ,,1 \ Ill.oil\ 1;,111~. 1 lll•at·h Sho\\11 hv ;1ppt lllk' tu lw,11'11 I 1111-l•1 1 ltot 'lut11h hnnw 1 l1•.1n 4\ !17!1 lllli(i rl:I)'>, 1~17 :!8:!t. ('11111111 ('Ir,:.! fll111h 11•11 lll'oll l 'h\•11111•11t l'll''> .~ \\\•1•k 1·nc1, '"'· t·l11hh1111 :.t' th 1;11. 1:1:i:1 ::Ol:!l.!'>IJO Pn111•1pal-.0111\ (l\llh'r ~1 lK ~01;!.1 Commereial Property ,\ SS l' :'11 1\ B !. I·: 7 ' " '. l.0,\:-.1 on lh1, I'""" II 1· t• .1 11 ~I cl o• :1 II I< , ._,.11u1tc·t1 ~.11ot1·11 l~J1dy 11 l' It H ' () ' 'I II I :-. "-'l~.~.1~1 En joy the Good l ife ;\2:!:!;t~O ( '11.i"I II\\ I 499-4584 49 3-2513 CONDOMINIUM LIVING AT ITS BEST! CHECK THESE RIVIERA EXCLUSIVES II< ;1ut1l11I l •1111111.11. ;u,1111 '1111 l11111w •>n Coll t 'nur<.l' 111 :-. .• ti(.. \11.1 II gl " ~>I:! 011 11 II\ II\\ 111·r 1.ltl lt1~.! $46,000. Newport Heights . 1u ... 1 h'l•••I :! Jilt ru-lw 11 ... wh 1.11111"'· '~ 11 h "l"'ll 1 ..... 111 1·1 11111~:· .. •Ill l.11 .,. \,ti ti, ill Cl,11 Ill .al I I lit) ' • M1t1 I lllll!>l •,c·tl 1'11 ,1.1 I ,Ill W e're here to help! 1600 ....................... COSTAME5A 82,800 SQ. FT. COMMERCIAL 1'111111· t 11111m1·rt·1.1I • rir 1wr 111111•11 l' I :>:e\I 111 l1,1nk ~.n 111g .. <\ loa11, Ill' l"'"ll' 111,1j111 dq1,11 lnH·lll 11111· \';due• pnt·l•d .ct ~.t •'I 11011 ("nmJ.lrlt•I\ 11.1\l'd \\llh 111.111 ""'''C' lo11iltl111 ,\ 111 hi ,1.111 d.11 t) 1 ',111 i:1.' 171111 1111 1\t'l ,111 , l<l• .. \I. I.~ I \II ll"'l'\l::-ol'.\11'''1' 111,·1-..111, I • l'HI \IJ•'.t' I• lllll•r•l\l'ol 7.! .1 \IK~ 11 lkllO "I II hltlg ,11 \ 11 l 111 1 1 & I• 1.11· ,. n t 1,1 '"' • I'(\). \)111\ S'i;l,IHMI 111 E·\N \'II·.W c/\1m•1 .... 111 • .•r1 ,. "'1111 Uu1;l1•\ • .s ,,uf\. Sl .!U (lttO,J .! •• du"" " . ·u I> Ill, 1111 1,1,WH·I , .lllll:"StJ'-'.111.1 1;11;>1.lto:! ~l:!I l'l.111·11t1.1 t' '.\I c )( 1., \:\ \ 11. \\' t l'lllll. '"t llc·1vht, 1 ... 1111 r.·rjCondominiums/Town· 1 m 11< 11. 1111 i..111 h Y•~ ... m houses for s ole 1700 '······················· Bdr11111, .! hath-.. Xlnl , H1 1 1 1:.1 1 11111111. 11111 •ti l11t at11111. du••· tu :-lmp. 1 BOAT DOCK 111r ,.,,,1, .111· ~IC i . .11 .all pini.; t... l11•Jt h ~:1'.l."11111 \'nu I l .1 11 1 1,• 1 111 1· .1 I I ~I ,,, 1 .1 '" 11r f• • •. ' lir ··• h 1 111:. 1:11 ln_.1 11r i.'li •1:1.1.1 Ill'• 011•.m 111·w Lil' 1 j 11111'1•1 \\, l 'I' •' • J•1,,•1,1H1all\ IHI! Ill \\Ith 111.111 \ I \I I •• I I.\ ''" 11•·1 l ,al I 'lo I .I. l>clu"e office bldA , , ic\1 1161 Gll'nt;a~lc Tcrracl.'. v1ni: and lieJch. All ulll. .. ot l·oa.,t A1r·.:ond . on· S-18·0259 or 548 !.lll8:! pd. by O\\ ncr. S200 l\~o. ,..1tc parl-.1ni.: & fully JA-r L-,,<'-fncd b<tl'k )'d 2 Ul>Rl\I . & RUMPUS I d A f \'Ct • 0 HM home. bu1ll·tn cai:,e · sa e 111 ~ Kids OK SJ25 M o kitchen, dbl. "ara~e. m<>nt for ownl•r or user 556.2660 & 675.3805 .. ~·lll'r will t•Jrry fmane· _ ___ Qwct rcs1denllal section. 111i.: J\~kmi.: Sl60,000 2Br. new crpts. drps. re S385 M-0nlh Hc•ilo11om1cs, Corp. mod 'd kitch & hath. MISSION REALTY • • G75·G700 • * S2i5./mo. Ph. SIG·629'J 985s:cstHwy,J...aguna ---Phone 494-073 l MAIN BEACH UHITS ~Je,..a V ,, br. 2 ha. fir, ---- LAGUNA BEACH frpll', ent hull, ganl rnd. $600/m o. $100.000 house. 7 ShoflS facing the new $-125. 546·0281. 4br, 2ba. lrg ram rm, dm downlown o ceanfront -. --~ r.---:-u; rm. de<'kS· ocean view. purk. /\i.k111Jl S•175,0UO. I-or lease, !.l.>/mo. 3 ' Call 71<1·5-ll ·4G61 Sam lo w11h $1'10.UOO down . Colleue P:.irk. c lean & Spm ' s harp, 1·uc·anl. Call --·--------Owner will curry financ·· tlli,: of S:l~>.O<IO. payable Chu(' k Ev c r l' l t al Churm111,:! 2 bd, house s:l 158 pt·r month. includ· S.IG .. 1Ml,(i42·571!1Al!t. nocluldren.S31S. 111~: W, llllcrl'~l. Balan<'e EAST SIDE. C:!\J-.-JfuJ ·1~4-741R 1-:vcs. 1h11· 111 111 )C:11·s. l'rojccl · Ba, fnrd yar(I, Alley, S350 LCICJl'"O Hiquel 3252 t•tl u1u1udl J.!rO!'t:-t Jnc:omc mo 548·8~85 ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~l'l,!HiO. l ll\'1.',,lor, here is "I' 21 <>'"'~ / 3226 4u '• J3 • ..., .... p m. 1 our 01111ortun1t) t•1 own Dana Point Cold He alt v ttw llnt·'l t..1gu11u <'om •• ••• •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • '1!15·•1G!JJ 1)r H'.Jl ·27uo 1111•rt·1.1J111011c1l~ :l Hr clupkx. 27' hv rm. ----- lkal11111111111•-. t'm P whill.' ".ill·• otl':m , 1ew I \\'t•sl Nml' Condo on l!Oll • • tii5 liiOO • • lm·ll ,<J ~15() •1!1!1 :!Zti t·11ur"' :mn. newly de· \II r<H'l 1 H' On•,111 \' tt!I.\ l'JtlPLEX, t'<1ri.hall I Blk lo b\•at·h. Walk lo tn\\n, sunny <·orner loc. ~W.0-00. shoultJ handle rh1\ll~ Ft·nnel & Chns· 11.111s11n l<eJllo rs. 27% l' .1 r I :. II .1 d H I ' cl , I ' .1 1 I :-. h a ti C a I l . W111i-.1•h.1ll 1 ,\-.,.01·1;.lt• f)I 1111•, !'ill> 7:!\J 2.1111 He~ •ii 11 i~I !'i>l:!I TWIN DUPLEXES lll"r' l\OTI\ of lhc'l' I' r I 111• · ll f ll w n {',.' h I JI tlupll'\t·"· with prl\ al1· l>.1llu,., l11r $)11,l)\)CI J\IJ :! l1t ·clr1111m ()y, 1wr \I 111 l·X t h<llll!l' l,P.llQuoil ~ liilPlac• , Prap..-ti.a 752·1920 1400 OUAI\ U NlW~T IUA( .. 44 UNITS \II \•lull B111ltltn1! In l'n 1111 lh-111.il \1<•.1 I '1 11\l 1p.11 .. 0111~ ,\l,l•::-.IT · coratcd. lmmed. oc· IHO:ACHllOt:St·:.~uir.2rr c upan cy. S37S mo. i:ar. blln,.., dl.'1>0:.1t & hi 493·1666. _onl) · <l!l<J·298I} --Hew-po~rt-h_ac_h __ 3_2_6_9 ~toin Valley 3234 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• •BLUFFS, 4 Br 21,: Ba . .\Hr :!lla ,fnc·d bk yd,vcr~ V.1m Hm. Pvt palm, dcun Ch1ldn·11 & 1>cl:> S<JJo ti-ll ·l 180/ 830·5050 X . Oh:. $;ri5 ~)jJ I 411~.2 :a .I Ix!. :? h.o, 1'01 111111•11 h.11 ·1-. 'cl hll 111.... I 1 11lr. npt'., ot111 d , 1111·1• ar,·.1 ~.11;11 1·h1Idr'1• 11 /111· l., •1 k :, IX I Ii I I llH, t.11n rm & den or :.th Ult 1 Yr Jca~c W<'~tcllfl ar(':t. 'S65h M1111lh ,\,.:1 5-liS·552i 1.1·:,\.'iE OPTIQ:--;.5 Br, •I :11\r ( '1.111tl11, \'1"\' 111 lllkt•s B;i home on Golf Course s:1 :1;. llltl ~:.o "l'C I s~.1 Ill Sant.I Ana llflt;,. Sil!l5 l'll·an1ng, 1111t r c lnll mo. By0wncr.GIO·i10ll2 . x;19.645;1 ----- ------V1cw llomeon Uack llayJ HuntinCJfon Beach 3240 Hr, $575 mo. 1213 > ••••••••••••••• ••• ••• •• 8&>·2007' Stit .. 1867 SH·•· :1 Br. I'. 1\.1 . II C'nnl --.-------( ,111 ti0 ::,:! ~ill 11 r all , llarlK1r V1C'w. 3 Rr 2 Ila. nr 1.1:1.lllior.'il!/9511. "'houls & park. Frplc,. 1lhl J:ilr, avail aft 2115, 11t .. 111lltul I llr. ckn. Ii:•· ~.1:; mo. on Jsc. Hers. l·'.1m llm. :! :.l}, Formal i52 7 l:l l, Orkr Dm&Ln Hm.,111hfrrl1· · · -----~!15 mo t\\':111 :1111 i i), s1-:w llco;1('h l>plx. upper. !JtjJ 1581 or751 6101 J llr 211.i. frpk. yrly lsr. S:l\15 1).1) S (j lf,.J'.143 J::\ l'S. :-,.18,llJ79 •Super J llH. 2 111\ 1 pis. drps rt o S:llOfmo Blurt' Condos; lc<isc!' 1111 1 l·lc•\atur ~1 •• ;,,,., 111 1 ... 1 r•11 1 oup1exes/ Units sale 1800 f.I:! .,5-,0 1:,·<·~ ~.11; lfl>ll :?Hilrrt\•, :!h.tltt . ft.t•.tul l·u1 ll. l H l\11U t•t•'1••••••••••••••••••••••• •Sui>i.·r I im. 2 I\,\, r pL ... ,..t.1runi: Jl S.1!15 ctn.i:-.H O,;).ll.t 11111 A.1:e:1t644·1_1_J3 __ _ • Frplr. :i llH, 2 II.\, ('nd Wi\Tf.RFRONT 3 Dr Con- ll :i l 111 . l' 11 l >.I 111 p s • do, :JG' Slip. 2t"2 Ba, S62S. 1•.11 d.11-.t•1tin •. <!•1.-1 tu J'\1t1•,,l·.11 1 J.1~•a11}•J11 \l\ll'llJ:lt -IN l.\W lotsfor sale 2 200 t\ll)ll11ni.:.~1~.:,ou Hi.tll\ i;1111!n Sl l'.\ltl\Tl; l':"IT ln1 ....................... . J..1r~<· I luh Ill on 1,1•11u11ol 1111111 , \lllh 11.11111 ,111'.I "J~ •. :iuu 'I 11 , •• 1, , .• 1 t' h h 11 in •' l'VT PTY wants lcar FIRST TIME ,, 1.1111111 "': Hom.an 'lul> 1111\\ n huuH·s or vac. Inti. $345 mu J)hl ,i:ar. 5-15·7&15 •2 !'ilOr}. fplr '1 llR, II.\. JJW. s;1:1;, 11111 1 l\r Cottage for rent, SIJ:l monlh. OM MARKET ! •111 •~1 tMIO 1.111 l'Jth ~I 111 C:\1 or NR. t:Hs , Ono• 111 .1 k111ol \~,, I• l1fl II II "·1'1 l'lll 1,';!i IWi l l' 1llage Real Estate 0o'l'olll \II'\\ ;> llcli 111 · . 1 hath, II •I h 11'.•' I lo•\\' d1·1 II . l'nl'l'rl 111,ltl .it l>I:!.~~)(/ 963-4569 • 963-1786 h1111w Wllh 1•11\lom ;11hl1. ('(IS'l'\~11·~~·,,\Trtll'LEX 2 H·:l ,., • .,.,),.11 11;.i l l•1l~. 111111 111d lt11n1.tl Ill<. 1;11 n·n1,dl111·,1t11111.:lt\\O •ll'i·an11t•\\, ..,,f1t•lw -;11h· 11:1•h • lml•ly 1'<101 ,\. I>!• I 11.lrm•, l1.1r., ! 11.1t1os 111 S:on Clt•mf'lll•• C.tll :il ----------•I 111\Y SllOll 1-:S l'<•r\' p1 11 all.' 2 Br 1 ClJ honw w /hug I.' hrH'k pal1<1 & I rpll'. lo.icb or <'harm & w.ll'mth. Nr. JJ\1 hl'at•h , ,1\ .111 thru t\ug. Sl~iO mo. 1;.1:.? :!Oi2orti12 r~121 I· II. 111.il Wiii 111'1""11 l.u11~ 111111· 11'0 tlll'\ "' ll'fll•>llllS :17:1 nn Sh.1111 :1 1111 :i 1111 \ 111.t lll"tl.ll•'l1"1'11,.lilo• :'l.i•\ll 11 111.dd1• \ \ ),11.111 , --l'.1t1l11 \'111Hl11 \')11,.1• lq m1h'::1fic:atPID OO@~IlG~ l•l'''" ••11 1n.11l.1·1 1111.• ,11 ,.,~11;1.,:s:1:;1 Mountoin,Dese rl, lllt' h\'.llh 1,.11111:. roiurl, 11 " 11 ,. r , pr 1 ti 1• •·I Resort 2400 -11 I p t 2000 p1111I , l•ll'll/11 lh•a11l o \\ 11~ L 11h1 {I ti 11. 7 1 ncome roper y •••••••••• • • • • • • • • • •• •• 1 h , ••••••••••••••••••••••• I"" I. 11 •I.' .11mo~µ ere :\·framl'. I-sly, 2 llr. ron\'. 499·2800 I, _______ , .A-OltPZ REAL ESTATE 900 Glenneyre St. 494 90 3 )4' 0316 Stunning! l ll•ll rn , :! • h.1 1 u humo· \lllh hl•,1m •I..:' 11111 '.1ldl·n. p .. nd • Pr.1 m11 ttl•• N \\1111d thruout J,.11 o•o,I ,\ 111 I 1!11plt•\ Ill Ito\\ II ~I>' t t ,t 1·11l .11 I fl,I' 111111' I.I'll ' ,! lull Ill ,\ ;1 I.d i 111 , \I I Ii I .1111111 rrn ... l•.tih,, 111111•' .1 •'II• I 1 ,11 ·•~•·' .. all lilt 111- 111.111\ l'\l I·'" I· 1111 .. 1 Ill o•\ <'I\ t J11t1i.:' ~l:itl IHKI LIOMS ESTATES 11111lclo•r111111k1•r ,.1•ll1n1: 11111111•1 I)' :l Tll Ill u111t o; Ill pn1111• .1ro"1" 111 ll11nt 111i,:ltoll 1!1•,11 II :"1•" ,\ m·.1r n•" 536·2579 592.5010 ··~> !'>{) Fr hJoll! 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',Ulll I B This variety of fine schools could introduce you to a new tomorrow FREE NUTRITIONAL LECTURE I ndlvfdual D~strations' & lnstrvctions of Reflex & Muscle Testing. /Digestive Problems /Vitamin Defici~ies v'Hypoglycemio ( ,1 v'And Diet E•tty Wednesday & Thursday h~in9 at 7:30 rM by Or. Gery L Couf\ire Chiropradic Offices 2~3 Westcliff Dr, Suite I 07 (Corn r of 17th & Jrvincl (Uehind Coco's) Newport Beach 645-5300 Wanted Potlntml Volunteer Nulnt1onal Instructors MACRAME' CLASSES- NOW FORMING Tuesday & Wednesday Evenings & Day Classes on Thursday Plants & Plant C~ Instruction Niii Line of Mauamr' Prod11ets . Many Oiscauftts On Mocrame'. 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Career Train NOW For: Secretarv Receptionist Bootckeeper Jr. Accountant Typist-Stetto Special Brush-Up Courses Day or EvenlftCJ Classes 55~-8 890 Irvine College of Business 1700 Ea:;1 Garry Avenue ::ldnttl Ana Cahlorn1.1 92705 (N1:-vpor1 Frettway at Dyer Road) Orange County s most proqress1ve and mnovat1ve Career Center INTE:RIOR DE:)IGN COLLE:GE: Short Term or Year Course tor As•,oc1a1e 1n Ar1s Degree 200 N PWPOrl CR.r11er Or Su•IP 200 Newport Beach. ca PhOne 640-0!>00 Free Organ lessons For Beginners Reqister Now For Class~s Starting Each Monday Ev~in9 At 7:30 PM HAMMOND ORGAN STUDIOS 2854 E. Coost Hwy., Corona dft Mar 644-8930 DAil y PILOT BI I Condominiums Unfunilih•ci 3425 .........•.••••••••..•. Sp.Jc '""'l' l ond11 .• 1111 ' \lt-:..1\1•r1k ct• :s /Ir :i li.1. tq1l1', p.11111. ~ 1·.11 I .11', l11•aul VI .OllO<h 1~1· puol \ \ .111 .! IV 7t. ~I.Al mv ;\u I h11d1 .. tl UllUCI ,,. "llJH'h .. t I;~~ 2llr :!BJ. Ol'l'Jll \ 11. I q1h JIJllO. ~!.If ,1.:1·, l.1u11tl1 \, • 'IO mu l!lti l!l,1 I Apartments Fvmlshed ...•••.••••..•......•.. Balboa Island 37 06 ..•.....•..•.•••••..... Co111p rl'l 111111-.ht•ll 111:..01 ~· .1pl :! Hr 1111 1 l11l11t 1•11 1 • Pd5 llt'I ' I I If tl :>J.Jll 0111 \ rly tl7:1 ~>O~~J Bolboo Peninsula 37 0 7 .......•••••••..•...•.. :! llH, !>l1•p' 111 hC'ad1. II.II l.1111-: lhl ll{'h. Now I,, .I ulh' .IOI h 1, t.$ (ji;.111 I llllrn1 1'1·11111 1'111111 :.1.u· 1111 .lu11<· 1:, l til 1111 l + g,1r. s:!:.?:1 f.15 77117 Ml'I'' t11 lw.1l'11.) I h ii.II It :-.t.>v .>Ii~> 1111 I !I u11l. Aho 111t1ll'I" I 111 • 1111 IJl'h, • tii.'i ~111110 Brl.1 '"'Ft'\' • Costa Mesa 37 24 ............•.......... I S37 .50 WEEK & UP , •Studw & J Bii 1\ph I •'I'\' & :\laid Sr•n· i\\,111 • f 1li11n~· St •n , JI Lil f>lll)l •Ch1hln•n St•t•\ 1on •Lu\\ m1111thly 1\Jll'' • '>.j tff I-"\\ l'l'k 's rcnl \\ Jtl :!376 Newport llh d. C:\I 5-llHl7'1:i or ti 1:; :1!Jti7 2035 Miiierton, CM !'1111.1.:I<'.' &\. 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Fl 'I.I.!-. l<H \ II' 1., .'.J,,1l.11hnr.t \I :·.~1·11111-.1111. s \ •.I.> I~ )II,\ 'hi .:!.lllll ( I I (.,I L I fJ 11 H,cr >' l /\ 1\.11 SA.Cl\ <);'11)2() Ptu 11 /11 ~1() 1,':)~3 I Aparlmenh ~~~~~~~--~~~~~~ •• ~~~~~~i~~.e.~ ••••••••• YMCA SCUBA DIVING CLASSES Discover The Exciting New World Of Scuba Diving Triple Certified Instructors Emphasis On Safe & Sane Diving 45 Hour Course Lecrn To Scuba Dive Safely & Start Putting Lobster On Your Table A Basic Course That Stresses The Proper Methods Of Safety As Well As Teaching Th e Techniques Neede d To Enjoy The Underwater World Next Course Starts Wednesday, Feb. 11th Wednesday Nights 6:30-10 p.m. Ocean Dives On Saturday Morning COURSE FEE-$60 SS DISCOUNT W ITH THIS AD C all YMCA~42-9990 Orange Coast YMCA 2300 University Dr. Newport Beach Also Ad•onc~ & Specialty Courw1 Chris Loomis Days 5 58-060 I Eves 586-5299 Balboa Island 3806 •.........•..••...•.•.. \ 1'.1rly. ~)l.H'IO\J-; :! lilt art. frpli'. S32.>. 1111'111. ulll 1;1;1 ~17~, Bolboa Peninsula 3807 ··•·•·•·····••··••···•• l.11xun 1\pl 011 Halhu.1 ll<1y. 3 B1 , 2 BJ."', dl'n. 2 fri11c .... all hltn rullv 1·1llllfll kit. laundr) ~111 I' ll.iJh .. ,1. 1,., ... 1 ).11a1 ... .1~ :111 ( '.111 (11r \IC\\ Ill~. :119 :..~Jl!H. l'\'l'~ till -141i:I Capistrano Beoch 38 18 ....•.•......•..•...... ll.11 hl•lor. B.11 lwlor1•t II'. Furn or uni urn "'"I\ di' 1111.•tt'tl s1~1:.; 1nt"l11tl1"> 1111 .i!ll:n21 Corona dcl Mor 3822 . •...•.........••...... (Sll":,r~~ con<>;\\ m:r. :i.r \ n :.? Br Ttl\• 11 house. I rph• l'onl, ll'llll"• l'Onl11wn1:1I hn•akl.1'-1 S1111w Oft',111 ~ ( '.1l.1h11.1 \II'\\ I '111>1• 111 ~h11µp111"' & I 11\1' ht .. 11 h. 1"41 2til I • \llr :! llr I lt.1 1111\'lt '. 111111, 1\ 1h'h'"hr. ~IHI \In A$!1 111 1; 11 , 1113 7 812 DAILY PILOI TuQSday. Fet>ruary 10, 1976 ~ ... , u..t\rn. Gutst Hom~ 41 SO lnO.striol R~ntal 4500 Lost & Found 5300 Jobi Wont~d. 7075 H..ap Wuted 7 I 00 ......................... ...•............................... ., .•....••. ··•••·····•••····•····· .••.••..•.............• ······················· ~~'!'.•:.'.'.~~···~ ~~~'!':.i.*.~ .•.. ~.~.'!':!':':':. •... Corona d~I Mor 3822 Coita M~so 3824 Costa Mtia 3824 ••.•.•.........••....••.....•••••••.......•..•••••......•.•••.••..... Newport ••ac:h 3869 Lovmi: ('tlr(\ 101" l1lt1t"rty-~l'W l.ihl~· !l5tlt:r,rrfr7"\rr T.os :\IT1ml'M'. rarr-:-n.1rk Ilkk1>•ni: 1·11\'l'ln1w :rrt ••••••••••••••••••••••• rn:.alc or km IJJI du:h, 1N/ll 11f~ L.:•· r .... r Q II U.i):. !> IU :.110 IGtb1Sanl,a An.i t..'\I t•h•nt:.al ffi\ horn\'. l{1'J' buv \ll'I\ i nrl floor •I fir. 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Y our per son al ized V a le ntine> g r eeting can bC' "sc>nt" in any o t the borders '>hown h e r C' Ads come 1n threP sizes: sa. S1 5 and $2 for lhc special child 's si 7P c ard. (You muc,t b e under 12 t o qucJldy fo r ttw little s t greet ing' For help with your ad, jus t call 642·5b78. A frie ndly D ail y P1lol a d -viser w ill b0 happy to a ssist you . And, if y o u like , you ca n charge your V alent i n e ad . Your c re dit is good with u s, o r yo u m a y u se your M ast er C h a r ge or BankAmerica rd. DAILY PILOT . . . 642-5678 Mail 10 Daily Pilot Classified Department. Box 1560 Costa M esa 92626 .· 7 Tuelday.F eblu.&tJI lD. 1!17....;;6'-----='----...-_...DA_l.-L..;..Y..;..P.;.;;ll.;.;;0..;,T..;..8=.:J:..•~3 Add 1t. .Build 1t. .Diaper it...Hammer it. .. Carpet 1t...Cem ent 1t. .• W11'c 1t...Hoe it...Cl ~~n it...M ove it . Press 1t...Paint 1t. .. Nail it. .. Plaster it. .Fix it. SERVICE DIRECTORY P lumb It . Patch ti I Pt.' I t>m QOt' Roof 1t...Land~cape 1t ... T1ll' 1t. 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In N.·11, 1, HOME SECURITY s~ v,r: pss.k i{(·~,sl\otn·a b~,e W ILLIMtS &SONS Reterences !J'j!J.:IJ:~ .\11\ll\"S l'J.l ~11\INli .~·:.1~'.·:1:1:1,1t;;,:id ~7~d: k1td1t·n:-, (•ahinc'li., $750 . ·I $10 ·h· $5 ar(a rinancmi; i!vu1 . l,ork:-.l>e adbolts S 111okc rates. •~ uµ._ are ... Masonry/Hrkk /Ulork Wl\LLP 1\l'l-;HI NC All .1,11;!11107 • l"12:.'621 r>attui>, ccnll'llt \\Utk. ('. : <.,"II\ l .,c a1C~ t J,1(:. H·l 207 1<17 South Dctl•ct ors etc' ..-l'l'l' Ph:5-18·2377cvcs. &Sto , ••a1t581·7829 K .1 \" ·k <' . NOJllll'l'llllS~t,\Ll. ,. 111.11c1rnpcto<or .. rp Cuast I nvestment • . --nc.-., 1nus. ,.111 1u111,1n ""' .... onlr:it•tur 1101·:. own re1u.11r. IS yrs exµr l>o ~9-c.i12 l''>lllllllll'' bl5t>53:!Jsucl WO U LD N 'T YO U ----~ teed. Free l-:!tllm:itl'"· Ur.olstery work P:.ilomho l°on~l work rn "::.clf. Ref:. - ---llATllEH ha\"' a pro· ~:-1,cl(k, Dlock.tlStudn e, Table Call Norm. 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Good LondscaptnCJ refs.5<15·8583or833·39-l4 work. 8 }r~ e'<p<.>r, 1 \''' 6-I0-7934 Wa)nc642·8673 whole s ale pri ces . rt!fert'm:es 536·1711 ••·•--••••••••••••••••• s pray. Call ·l~ti·721:! J~k --RototillinJ!·$2.~: Landsrap Pointin9/Pa1Nrin9 f Ch k l::xpr. Coll1•l!e Student LF:ONITI': CONC RETE 646-lOn HOUS F.CLl-:ANIN(; 1s mg, Sod·Blue,::rass 16fr4• ••••••••••••••••••••••• _o_r __ u_c_·_. ____ _ H••d t r,uuport11tf on 1 Carpe ntc-r . Odd Jobs. STAMP I NG . Cob -Try a Daily Pilot Our Bus iness. Call SQ.i''t.Tom960·2170 P ETERS PJ\lNTlNC Rcnsonable/Rcspo11:-.1hll' J;en 'I home i mprovc· hlestonc, bn ck & tile Classifled Alf to buy, sell Janice's f(;cggcdy Anns Int/Ext-Reas Rates Int/ext. Fr e:.t:-. V1ctor1a A Dolly l'llot Ad·wl.w mcnt. li1S 93t;J p;illos, l'lc. 640·434!> or rent somelhJng. 1;15.r-.553 Want Ads Call 642-5678 Cull Gene al 552·04514 Bch Pn111ttnA. 497-3154 For Cl.wifitd All ACTION Oill "4J-S611 H.tp Wonhd 7100 Help Wa1tted 7100 Help Wont•d 7100 Help WCNtt•d 7100 Help Wont•d 7100 Help Wanhd 7100 Help Want~ 7100 Help Wonted 7100 Merchandise ...............•....... ..............•........ ...............•....... ........•.............. ...................•... ........•.....•........ •.••••.•...•..•........ ..............•.•...... .•............••....... ~ ACCOUNTING CLERK PART-TIME Busy ne wspaper accounting ol'· ltcc n .•<1u1rcs parl·l1mc t20 hours pc r '''cc k J perm :rn ~rrt g-cner a I dental :1ssis tant<.'. Joh int ludcs a \ ancty ol dutil'S within the depart· ment. It yuu have the basic office :-.ktlb inl'lutltng t yping. t en key au· clmg ma<:httw and arc acc:uratc ''1th f1g11n•s, pica~<: subm it·' uur ap· pltcat1on bl'l\\Cl'n !l·Ou a in. and ·I 00 p m .. :\londay through Fnd:.iv Call For Appointme nt lJ.\IL\' l'ILOT 330 \\' Bay St.. Co!>W i\lesa 642-4321 Equal Opportunity Employer BOYS AND GIRLS JUNIOR SALESMAN 10 To 15 Years Old Earn $20-$40 per week working after school & Saturdays. Huntington Beach & Fountain Valley areas only. Leave name, address & phone number on tape recorder. Call 5364298. Hdp W uted 7100 Help Wante d 7100 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Earn SH;(l \\1•1•k & ur1. ~1<'11 :\tanai:<•mt•nt 1 11r Larlu·~ 1-'11!1,·1 U1 u~h l'hOl'l.l•. l'F:l<!--():0-: Sall.':-:iliX 11:17H t-;,,.,. 111111-.tnJ.! hw 11;11 l * F C Boolclceeper C onstrue S 12-18,000 G e nl Ofc/Secretory Hl<J', 1-'<:c l'.••d l I 1111' ,1 !'> ~ 111' I a I t• I fl \11t11ll'"·"l' "u1i111 w:-Full~ l\f111t;1h1i•d f,i:I 2:!:?:1 Marine Corputer ,j If' l'~tll•r Ill l'U!\lllll) ~ prnd hoa1h11al1la11~ & 1 ,. p,111' \V\•~l\·1 ly i\I :.i flllt'. :'\JI li7:1 t!J!J5 'JURSING RH S..pervisor REAL ESTATE I' /llml ~::.r shifl CAREER P 1limc1luysh1ft. Supl'r fwntai.llc: OP· A111>IY l'a rk • Sup1.•rior portunity for th<' i::o 11 l·a1 the art:"" I" ·IS .:cuer ! Current s laffin1:. S11111· ri 11 r ,\' c, ·.r. B. \'Cry utl1vc local Red 1~12 3110. E O E.. ~ Carµcl Hcaltor, cager to • · -----.;;;,-work with new people. :->ur~m~ /\ttencfant, <'.. No hc~ni.c neecss:.iry lo 1~c·ric11rt-d . Bayv1n• 'apply. FREE on the job ~.on1•. llo:-~1lal; .20~5 '-Ca1ntnst in the fie ld For I hunn 1\\l'. < ~l &t2·:l50.:> n~·all LmcJa, 558.7555 ~t..:ltSl~t: ·\ LYM REl:IEFLVH'Sl2) F 1111w :Hi !>h1ft. Mu~t h,l\l" e\p{•• ~ 10 mctl1n 1 lwn & tn·al11wnts. Xfnt lwn1•111s & hl•alth m:- 1',11 k I 111" ( ""' llu'I'· 11;1; r l.1~,11111 lld .. \; II. 1.1:! 111111 1':111 '1'111w t' 1•t·~ & Sul /\ \1 l't•111·1·1 lor :-IUlll'ttt:-. l11,1dc w111 k. Cuaranln'1l 11J~L·.·l';dl 1\1 , uft ·lpm, s \ ·.i~w1:i or<.;. G ~1:101111~1 l'ar l·T1mc l't•rrn Wktlys. ~:.il & Sun 3PM·11PM &fri&Sat 11P;\t.7AM RELIEF RM Sal & S1111..i i\M·3PM C1>n\jl'l :'11r:-.. Thurman t~lli ;71;1 Hl':Ti\IL OPt-:NIN<~S FOil : SALES MANAGER TRAINING News paper promotion company has openings for people with vans or s tation wagons. Earnings $150 t o ~OU or more per w eek-. \rood c han c·c for advancement. Must lw <Jblc to work with teenagers. This 1::, not a paper route. Cal l Mr . Scott al 549-8956 for apl>qjntment. Equal Opportunity EmplO\'Cr Antiques SOOS ....................... ANTIQUE SHOW &SALE Fl'l1 l3, 14 . 15 111 Halll'IK>m tJf So. Cua~I l'l:u" llutcl. C..:o:.la 1\1{•:.:. l~a 11 1)1cg11 t-•wy :.it lin!>tOIJ l'~rt 7-JOpm, Sat. 12 10 pm. Sun. 12·6pm To l\c11l'11l lleart r'und. SI SU adm1;.!>1on. \'1r1onan P:.irlorSet, UJk Furn. & J unquc. E\ ci>. fi75·5016 Help Wonted 71 Od Help W •hd 7100 Appliances 80 I 0 ••·•·•···•••••·••·········•••·•·•·•··········· .•....•..•••.••..•••... MEM TELEPHONE SALES WOMEN OVER 20. Have fun selling Orange <:ounty·s leading news pa pe r along \-\ tlh ~tn imPortant charity drive. EXCELLENT EARNINGS Two three hour s hifts. Purtahlf' lbhw:-hr, ;1iO, () K~l'll' t'i.. ~I c-rn ll 1::.i~ '''I' l' ~II 751 ·.t18::! c1·c!>. \jrcen C:oldspnl llefr1i.: J 1.1 I'll, ll. $80 4!Jti·455~1 ,\vol'.ido dut tloor ,\man;1 :!ll f111st1lri·c r efrb;. lli 11111 1dd SSOD/bsL 01 1· l;l5·l.5fl!I Cf you· are 12 to 16 years old and would like to earn $20 to $.50 and more per week, with a chance to win a trip to Philadelphia, Cape Ke nn edy or Washinh'1.0n . D.C. and cash awards, bikes and other prizes. I have a job for you. If you a rc willing-t o work hard. 'learn r esponsibili ty and the value of money, ca ll !\tr. Scott. 549-8956. l.11. Ht•1n1lt·1 ~ i\~enl'y lll:!O Btrt·hSt,!-.lt• llt..I ='('\\ IXH t lk•.fl'lt ~ X:l:l lll!l(j l';ill lllr Appl 11-:st<1h 1.~, :'II .\ ·1 l ' I< Jo: \\' o :'II 1\ .\ • T.11-.e 111• l·n111n /write l)r I> I Im I' l 11 Wt• I 1 11 ml' d1·1 S for hwal Slon·~ your m'" l''"""' s .'t 1·011la1 t ,111 .1 1\p11rn\ 50 hr S<!UO 1111•n•hanl.-. Flt·x1blc hr:-rwr mo. Cir Ill'\' St•ncJ re ASST. MANAGERS W11h <'x11nnt11n1: Nal'I Jr. S111·1·ialty Shop. /\dvall· cement opportun1l1t'~. ~encruus bcnef1b. Apply m pcr:-nn. l'l~THJZ.:S. l1i W l'~lm1 n !\l er 1\1,111 , Wc:-t m I 0:30· I :30 5:30-8:30 H 1 \'('le Kenm(jre washl'r ~1i111, Nuri::c l'lcc dr~ er l)ICI, Kl·nmorc ;(\(It" wa s h~·r. <~u ar /d cl ~li Rbi2. l;cner.11 01111• .. Skill-.. :\1•1·rl c•,1 r , Ille t} ptnl:. :-.111n1• 111 lnc11m Sy:-h·m .... phortl' unh•r llt•'k t xpi•r ~iii .11/J~t _____ l:!l'.!I \\'1l5h11·c Hl11l. I. 1\ <;ooil l~pl:-1. 1 <;Ill '11'' :\I ·tht1mr full or p lltmc !ll~t.!:• ----X n k • I ' ;J I ., l . ' • • 11 !t 1 '.' l • • -l·,,11er. lll'lc:>" Top '"'' Transportation will be furnished. This is nol a paper route Equal Opportunity Employer -telp Wante d 7 I 0 0 Help W a 1tted 7100 ....................••. ·•····•···••····•··••·· BOAT BUILDERS 1.1 'JI·;<.\ HI' ~.'l\T E HS \l l l.I. \I E:'I: .l \ r' n11n c·xp :\Int 11·" 1\ l11•1tt'l ll' 1'.11·1t 1c Tra" ll•r Curp :<&o h.,tl11111' l '11'1 a '""'·' 'll'rl.. r .\HT T l\11': position :is ,1 '""'" 1nr.: 1 l'lwf dt•rk IO:n~1m•Prrni: lirm h;1~ an 1 m mt•rltalc oµcnin~ for \hJrp pc·r:.nn "ho ts ab\•· to 1•ork w , m1111111a l '11p1•n '""" llut 1\'" 111 , lutl1· s .-111ni.: up & kcq > Boat Repairme n 1111! dr.1•\'1111.: frld & llll!. Heclh1ll. l :\t ~'rin~c lit•m•ftb. 1\Jlpl~. ----------•I Shell St;1t1un, l ilh & In tn<' N ll GROUP INSURANCE RATER Seeking ,in inu1\ "/i.:ood common :-.cn:-c & math ab11lly :O.:o typtn~ <1r 111 in~-!:\ala• y $520 mo Cont :.H'I 1'1·r~11111wl lh-pt PACIFIC MUTUAL 700 Nl·w1x1rl ('Ir Dr ;>;c" port lk•u ch Equ;d Oppor t-:mployrr \10111-:1.:-. \1 \SSEI -..1 ·-.. F 1i.:111 ,. \l..,lc·h I··'',,,., no•\•111••1 T11p m1in1·~ :"-•·" :S1ud111 11:11 .IX\ I MODELS :\111sl h.1\t' wa11•rlr11nt 1·1·1wo 111 rl,•,11:11 draw h1>:1tyard "'P''r :"l·•·tl 111i.:s. ~111n1· hit• t~·p111i.: rwat wmkc-r~ \\ 1 l1'.1r rp ' sat.in· '' s:1 so p hr, ~s HOUSEKEEPERS 1•.1tnt·k l!Jrnl·~ :i In••· l.1111'(' photol!raph1·r ' 1111w inll'n 11·\\ ing 111ull1•I l11r m:ljor maga11ne' ... m·h :t!I "(;/\1.1.EHY" ;'\ti flf lllr l'\ f'l'flt'll('I' 111•1•dt•d. you 11111:-.l lw I>- \I •., ilh<l\C 11\('l'~ll!l' Ill f,11 ·1• <tllll 11~111'1' :till) W iii 1111! to modd nu1lo-llt;!h 11.1y. <".Ill lur 111lt'l'\'tl.'11 lii:1 i.l.'~I (•ord ;-... .. l•t"''' pit'•"'' It " I' "k {'.ell LtndJ. l\1.1lun• Jll'l''lln:-. Gnorl l\lark11• ~ U41.1I \ .tl'll, i\ Ill ;,-,i; :.'>«Hl "''lll'l 1l-.. ,\llull r\·~111 1,;:1 1~11 COOK ('.11'1' r1·n11•r Iii.! :"ll(til \I o t h l' r :-II ,. 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(.ill l'Jl t."i:t•t;.!'-t .• BOOKKEEPER F 1"111: th111 I 11.t I N•m ,..r1111l-.1•r 11111\ ,;1111 It '<l•I' t \\ 1ll1lmv l>1•,1 ~Ill>, <,~; 1~1111 ltL,ttll''' m.m look111i.: 1111 p;i1t llltlt' ·"'Cll'l.lll' 1:.1rn !-,,1w~1 \ r ld.'l 1 IHJ CANVASSERS DOOR TO DOOR 0111\ "' 11t•1 'ti nn·tl ,q1pll (\tll :\Ir ll;11 ''· ~11111.mn lll'f' '"' \ ..... h11.,I ·"" I ltthl ,..., rn,1111l.1111 111111•1• I'\ I I Ill '" I "I 111 I \ I "' nwd1.111• n1•1•tl i.11 , ~I l CASHIER, FfTIME Collri.:•• "tu1h•11l . \\ .l!!<' 111111-.. l..1·1·1wr l'uok tor "I'"" rn11111111i.:-. li.1m -1·oupll' 1,,,,. 111 1'1t 21'111 '·cl.I\ ... I' \I. k \pph l'IH)m '"' h.1111 l~I:! ~~Hi hl\lll '.'1,1111 1:!1111011 llll 'I\ l'llt HI II!'> HI.ST \ \ I( \' I' . .!1i11< '\:\\ 11<11 \ 111111 1 \I COOK I t 1 m 1• 1>: -t 11 •· r 1 n 1hrr.1put•t1l· d1('l •. Xlnt l!l·nd11c; & sal.1rv. l·~rk l.1110 C CIII\. 1111~11 . llit; l"l.1J?,h1p IM. "\ ll COUMTER GIRL I' I Mon Frt 11.1111 '•111n 1\pph 1"11-.l1•r F1 h•1t• K~l~l W l~ll h !-.l. 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( h.11r"1l1• I I 11nr Al lc•J,l Ii lllll' t'\l>l'f Some !-.Jh 11 11 ll lf. :1.'llO [h•nt.11 A~s1stant Nl'W1ll1rt Bl·.11•h Xrav C1•r1 a mul-t <Hr ,:xpcr 11rc h:• r.·d r.11 '.! 1115 l)(•flla l J\ss t :-t~llll Orlh11.J11nl ,,. nl f11·1• Jo '( fl"rtl'1111• prc-fl•ri 1•d B1 1111-: h11nclwrittrn rr,um1 to.r.>5 :!ntf St , l.Jl!un.1 DISHWASHER f1.1yv1 ('W C'o11v. llosp 20!'>5 r ltunn c:11 1>12 :ir.o;, DRIVERS WAMTED \1•'11 nr \V nnlf'n :\111,l h1• 2,\ (II II\ l'I \pµI~ In l'•·r:.on Yellow Cab I l1111:-t'lw1• 1'1' r I or r.: 111'~1 tionw 1 .di ht•l\\11 !J,1m & lpm. lilli 1Ji11; llutht:l.r1·rwr p.1rt I tnH· l or I .1 d 11 11 ' \" 11 :-.;,'\\IH\lt & Wtl"in ('\I C;.lh IClttl 1111\ Sl·:h.Fl.l'Ell. IH'\\ lrnm• h«>111\' 111111cllt· .ll!t' 1'111, ll I"\\ I k. l'llUl..lllJ.:. )!1111 l"t'l I.I\ I' 1n lllll H c• t ' It l 1 ,1 11 ~. r l' 'I fi!'1l ti! 1;, ll~kpr "·~111111• 11urstni.: 1•xrc-r. li ve in S:IO() "''' xlnl .11•com. <h't H', rt'I. no sm11k1•rs &15 !)()()()dpt l':\I 3:!.'l 1 .. 1' 'lr.1111! :-1·n.;1• "' l'l'"ll"n'1h1hl II,\ ~ 1kJWl1 dal11ht\' good \\11rk1111! n•tlll. ph•a,1• 1·all \\'<·1111\ ~ ;, h .t ~HI! fr,' m H , 1•111 t:!Ht. 5 :l(J lo !I '"w lnll'r\'11'\htl\I: 1-'rn Dinner Waitress i\pply In l'c rs1111 ~11111 Thru Thur :1 r.11111 St•\• Mrs Happ G ulliver's Restaurant 18-18:! ~1a1·i\rlhur Ill\ rl t.r-:t:,\L s1·:c n 1·:1'1\ Hy lrv1n1• lkccnt C11hfnrn1a hl1g,1 ,11,.,1., At1lrs 1.,11cr-pi" tion & dome!'llc· rcl.-1l11m 1.,1 11 7 i;htll "(""' e;>.p Top s kills . 2 \ 1111111! \ 1•nlt• Con\' I lo:.p. lilol lawyrr!>. Non smokl·t ("rn\l'rSt. c :\I II U l'rcstq:c nfl' ~18 l IOO LIQUOR STOR 1-; r u :HK Wtll I r Jtn .1 :-.p1•nal pcr;.on who 1s hont·'I. ncilt. hooilt1hll• & 1wnpl1• oncnlC'rl 67:\ r.:1n aft 5 Liquor l'h•1 k, 5 IH I l'l> ;\1 at urc 1'.ll:r.;11n only. C 1 ll l!l(l :!llOlla\' ~I A Ill "ff 1-: I> r-: ll I .icln Shor~·" 1 lotl'I Call G7.1 l!H0ll MAIUS f1H -.mull ,., dust\ e molrl llouri; r .m Ill' arr:111i:1•tl I'll K5:!1 l\11\IO \V,\NTEll P11r1 tmw • C11ll :Vh·~J Mol••I • 11 IG :11;111 ~l.\l~l'E\A:'l.t'I': MAN P•"tlH111 I"'' 111.1111•111 let nvltc 111.111 ,11.111lrl II\,. 111 I, ,q.! IJ II ,1 It ii h .11 10,1 X:MI :t:1:n COSTA MESA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL RH'SLVH'S & NURSING ASSISTANTS 7 :i.30 ,'It :1 1 l.30 RN'S& NURSING ASSISTAMTS 11·7 :10 MED-SURG Full ;'\t 1'~1r1 Time> On Call l•.ll.pr•r'll an1ll' n1r1• 1111;.p 11111~ :\Int 'Ill fl tlalr pa) I" 111n1• lw111'f1t~ & Wllfkllll! l'ilUth ~;q11:ll I lpp1tr Empl1n er PART/TIME C1 ;11h1•1111~ "Rnat11r•'' rur '"\l'llllH'I l1,dl1>t ~·,Ill) t11 Sil 1~11wr hr ~.~11 11117 PBX OPERATOR ''""'' nllf..' Sen 111· t''(fl onl\ fur full nr l•Jrl t •m.(• :1 11 shift 64:!· 1111.1 Perfect Working Hours 9am-2:30pm or 3:30-9pm r·: .• rn "-1 hr pull an,:: your pcr:-•H11.lltl' tu \\Ork. All ""' k 1h1n1• from our nl'~ lr\lllc llf•· \1n1 m11 ... 1 1w1"~"~·" a pk;.i,,ml dl'.lr \HI• .. & a 1·11nf11ll•nl m.111 I 111'1· l't•rlt•\·t fut ~lucknl: & huu~1·" '\ "' .-.:o a1•1 ual "l'll1ni.: 11t\(>IH·1l F or m11n• mlo 11J.l llOltK bcl"n 11.nhn I 1·1 h '<'1•nnd t 1,,., ... 111 <'•1111hu·nl '''I"""· 'I /1 11·p.111 \h>«lt·I U (" l 1111' I ,1 11 11 11 It It \ S h .t • I. .>.!".! l!l:!I llUl'lla 1';11 I-, 1<1:;.\I. EST \TE S,\LES \ TTE~TI O'\; l.ICl·:NSEI>. l :\LIC~:.\Sl-:ll, C l·;TTllE Rl·;t> l' ,\HI' l•:T THEATME;\IT! Wr 1 rain .~ uu I 1! sl.'ll humcl' with an a1•rcl1•rat (°11 \'ours\' that 'tarts 1m 11wd1.1IPIV. If y1111al'l'111 11·rc:-ll'll 111 l'.1rnmi.: htJ.: mmwv from Che ~tart , J.!l'l 11111lvld11ate.-ed free 1ram1n~ on Uw joh m one uf manv l11p offlt•••s llw:.it "tl thnJ1111l OJ'an~l' l"oun t\", rail !or furthl'r <ll'· t0,11 h Arll'nt'. 111 1) >!»I Ki I:! Rt-:i\I. EST \Tl-:S.\LES Join #1 Tarbell, Re a ltors •Free 15 day 1rn1111n1? 1·nurs<' •C..1d1llar rar prnf,!rnm •I l:11o1·;,11. i\t 11p11l1 o In I" • I !> t Jl I .1 <' e ~ s a I c ;. 1 n Oran.el• l."uunt \ •I!>! 11lc1n• lii.t111i.:s t.1k(•t1 In Or.init" l'ount • lsl plare hst111~s sold 111 Oronj?c County ' •lsl plal't' alh crt1s 1111! 1n <;ahfornlJ •Isl 111.11 ,. ;ulvc-rl 1;.1n~ 1n lht: US .. \ •li;t pl:ir<' w1nnrr Rf':LO llome Uuycr "Contesl If 1111li1·1•11scll. ll'I u-. .. ~ -.11-t v11u in oht .1111m i: \our l<1•ai l•::-11tl• l11·1•11w t'all LEE COLLl~S 96 ?-5566 S.\t.l·:s <'1.1-:ltK 111 learn nt 1 w1· :.upp ly business P11ll 11m(', plc•a:.ant work. 11 ... 11'11 S t :1twncrs. 4o;w ('ampu:--"" ~llt'h __ _ FULL OR PART TIME Come in preferred. or call Mike Johnson . 250 E . 17th Street, Suite O. 646-4100, Cosla Mc::,a , Ca. ------ .s:i c; i-:. Hcl ni:. Workinr , ond )lutnr on t op. CJj~:,IC'. SiS. t)l5 5!!07 SALES/CANVAS Help Wonted 7 100 H e lp Wanted 7100 :'ll u :-t S('lll'~n m~ lluurly "uj!c ai:a•ns t •••••••••••••••••••••••j••••••••••••••••••••••• \~,.,her & t;a'!t Dryer SR4.: rnmm Srlhng quality Service StJtinn t\tti n <.:·u·horSl5ll~~ut~.Rcfng. proc.Ju<.'l w11!ood rc pula· dant. exper ti lJ.1\ N TRAINEE Sdl <ldr Sl-1. 646·3G88 t 1 on I. Ink I c l t c r r:ves. Full & p lime• .\IJ Ki•11mon• w<;hr, $125: K1•n Jo' 1 r ~brand 1-' o o d s . ply, Shell Station, lil h A ASSEMBLERS 111,,11• !:J!> 1lry\'r, SIOO, ·I &I0-8110 lrvme~H_.______ , 1' 1 opp1•rl o l\l' Shakier 01!llr1 bul1•r' Sales F:ngr/EF. to$20K wanter.I Tr;unmi.: 1•ro Exec Secy/Ali\ to$900 v1dNI. 0:11 .:12;1 l; Ofc/Typlst toS650 ------ Typrsl/Lag J11lls $175 :ikipprr fvr :IH <..>11111 It vine l'eN1onnel ARenC'y Cruiser in :\pUrh. 1';11\ 4811r-;,1'lh Cos\u Mesa time. 1-:xpc r & r1·~p11n.,1 I !'uite 22il 642·1470 b 11! p <'r s ii n . C:.., 11 7l4-li4 r1·!iOOO :i211; or Salesmen ... /\'llcraitc S50.000 Com rmssion. 71'1·752·7521 ~Ir Fis her. SR.EDP OPERATOR Sl'rk1n~ .in 1ndl\ 1d11.1l PACKAGERS 3848 Campus Drive 546 -4741 \1 ril~S I '111111 II I ,\II p11rl ' l.11u.1t 1Jp1•11r l·.nipl""'r If you :ire un e.xp('r ~al••:-.man w/a ~uccc!.sful tr.1c k rernrct 1n dirPcl :-alt•s or 11lhrr specially :-alt::-. 1971i l"Un l>c your l11i:1•sl yrar yet. t\I illtons 11 I 1111 I l.1 r' 1 n c 11 m · m1ss1on!' h :i vc h<'l'n t•:1 rnetl tn I he RI': IT 1''1l'11l :"lo hc\·n::.<' rl'<t 'rl Emili'!>!> l l'il<lS. \ "CC'k trj1n1nl!. (;ash t•o m · m1:s!i1on:-"c·ckly. C:all ~Ir ~lurphy, R:\:1.1~ \I 1th 2 1 '"' r' S \: :11o1 11 \ l' I ~ I " \ .11 ' "t ,. 1 ol t )pt•r:1111r ' 1·x11l'rl<'lllt' m1 .. 11t1·1 •I 1111, 1111111111111 lB;\1 :llill :Ill) u-.1111-<I!-. 11 ot•lrt• .111 -. l11•t.:ttt i\IVT uudcr llAS I' l'urn I 1 1111,.. ,\ 1• ''I. 1111 • 1wny l.11.•nef1t' 1ndwf,• .1 I 11m•· t .ill \\ ""·" :Ii• I h11111 \\ orl.. Wt'l'k x ~ .. :!•i''H CompJny 'fKl""irt I an ~unmcc. F.(l11t·a11nn,1I 11• I"'\ t'IS I fund plan & more ' "'' 1'11 1111111 ' ' 1\pply Pcrsnnn<'I l>l'pl :\i II 111 1 •• •• h '"' "'"' SALES SECRETARY PACIFIC MUTUA L 1 I' '1 1011 1" :,, ''11111 l.ti,.hl I i..l-1•11 ,\ P'll ut ion Newport t'I r l>r N<'11 Port B<':il h Equal Oppnr Empl11\1·r f I••' K I 111>"11. \Inn l·'t 1 '•f, ... , •• ' .111. IH,\ ·)··~X E '1:-t 1n multi 1·---------· •---------· plP man otc 111 sulPs St.art Nim . l.or~ll .i\nn•:t\ 1 oonhnat1011 o f a cl t\'C U1str1hu1nr Olfl'f' 1111 :-..il,•s uk. lt<.•qu1remcnts porn1111ty for )!ii 1·a111 2 :l Yrs rN'cnt b11i.mcs~ mi::s. Wt• a\~tsl. For .cppl l''l>t.'r . Xlnt \yp111 R & sh.. c.111673· 171\ti Ll"t•hnk al hal·ki::round ex· --~-- tr<'mt'ly helpful For ap· Stereo Salesman. t•xpt·r ;l plication plrasl' t'all must. Ill 1>rc~:-urc. !!"'''' Hu y c h <.' m Corp . . closer. USA Stereo :11:!1 7M/R33·3630. An Equal S. Bristol. CM. 1\ppl,1• Oppor. t-:mploy<'r l\l F, ll·tH':\t ___ _ *UTOTEM* EMPLOYMENT O PPORTUNITIES F11ll 111 I .11 1 I 11111 · ;\11 l'.\f'l'I \, 1'1·s~.tl I ,, ••. '1 f, I I Ill 1lil1· <•••lo I ht• "\ti.11 1 .1 'Ill I tit \I \ l<I". I Fnl' .\1111!11·.1111111~ ,\ lrtl" UH l \l.l .1 1 It ~til:! iiO:! 1 w 1·ur S' '11•111s. Inc· SALESWOMEN Technician. quahhrd 111 ---------)ltnimum :i yrs cxpr. llomi• ~ Car str n·o.~ Salary 1-comm. Srllm~ Xlnl 11a1· ?5511:1).121 l S.\ conlcmp11r:1ry 1-;11rni>can ~tereo, 37-1 ~· Br:~tol, f ;ish1 o 1t:-,\pply in -~I /\pply M ·i'.11 ~111 \I pt'r"on 1\propos. 29 Fashion hluntl. Ask for Joann<'. SEAMSTRESS F timr. perm po~1tmn <or nicn & wurncn "<; houli<tll\'. Mus l have ex 1~·r. Call for intervw appt THE LOOK 644-6500 •SECRETARY Downey Savinll!I & Lonn has openm1t 111 Oran1w C:o. lor shurp mcJ1vulual W/ftonrl f.h & t y ptnJ? skill~ Xlnl salary & lwm•f1ts Call Per~onnrl ftlr f11rlh1•r tnfo 549 -0902 Eriunl ()prli'lr Emplny1•r THE LOOk ltos 3 I/lime 1ios1\1nn' oprn lor pPoplc ,., Jll'r rt Ill h1,::h Cashion \\Oml·n·:-. sportswC'ar. Coll 540-4500 For Appoint men\ Or Apply At 3001 Redh1ll A\'cnul' Bldg 4, Sutll' 108 Coi;ta l\ksa •TRAINEE• This busy t"hl.'nl or 1111rs hos askew • l'ontrnl <":irc<'r t-:mplnv ~111_~g1•n1·y s.-.f, liMf> MOTICE W A ITERS l':\\11'1 '11 \lll'I :!I 1\pplv, 111•1)\tlll!\1,1\:-lt•·,1,111 1anl. ".!I; \l,11111c \\l', l1.1lho.1 hl.md WAITRESSES fur IJ1h.\ , olf\ l -.hop 1-;x pn .1 mu~• 1\11111\. rm, Na ylur .... :!illUU 111 tt•i.:a II'<~ .S I!' WAITRESSES l·:-.1wr'll 1"111! 111• p, t <:tlO<I hr-. ;\t-.•1 1111p1•,1r. lhc•r :!I "'"I ~ S11 J111n 511:111\V I''·"' ll\1 1·, NB ;'l.u l'h11m• I .1 I h Waitren. exper'd (I\ I I 1 1 (;I ,1\ t'~ .trll 11111 llfl\\,trd '• " n hi.:\ '7';.ilt \\,1ll11,1p1 r lt .1 11 •1·r~ n•·t1•I\ ,, 11utru•d1ttl• h ,., jl• I d told\ ll•·•·d .1ppl\ •illl .1.111 ·'" l'\1 I'll XJll 1 ;, IX II~~). Bicycles 8020 ........••..••......... :-,, hwmn ~trl's :J :-prl l11k1• " spcrdnmtr. Xlnl t'Ontl ~.;; 1;.tt;.1<:1li7 f.:1d1('~. 3 ~lll'Ccf hlt')'l'll. ~II. l'.tll !'Jl!li·illi7 --------- Cameras & Equipment 8030 •········•···•·•····•·· < '111npll't1• l'hotn set up 3,, 1111\l \',1-.h1l'.I. IOOmrn ~ NM Imm t«:lcphol o l cn:.c'. l·"t. :I. llJ:-h. 1 ;1~\·~. tr11lml l'Hi (ii\.111 C\i'' Doqs 8040 ~······················ •PET WORLD• 1'11 n1111 ... Pl•kc·~. 1 h1hu.1h11.1, !'oodles "hdl 11\1. ~l 31tC:.1', (; ""•'Phcrrl l'om~. lilt' n11wll pup1l1l''· Stud :-" 1110,t hrl•1•rl!>. 2:1:!:1 \\' lilh ,11 Fair' H'" :-\. I >111·1\ ,., ,., r1:n .~.u:!·, COOIJ i\ ~.\\'!-. 1\ d H' t s I' t 1• 11 l t I n-.111' h.1l.1111 ·1·1J tor \'11111' d11i• '•• s11ppl1•m1."11i.., "''' \\ .t~I 1• Fn•t• deli verv. Sl·u•m'l' l>tf'I Prn1i°11l'ts ~1:11\ 11111. 1>11~ OIH•:1>1 1•:N<'I-: Class I•' Sl;trl WNI. Feb \IS 7 :10 l'l\I. Nt•wport/ In 1111• 1\n•:•. Mli·492ll \l)!h,111 1•11ppw:.. l:! \I.I". 11hl \t-.l" 1 t·~ C:ham p. I 11ll' U I 11 t• :-. , b I a 1· k i.. 11t·.1 m" & rl'llS, :\1 & fo'. tr1i ~ ,,, 1;.1:; lZ:lS l\l-.l'l 1\ J)ll llS show & pcl !loot chea11 ;\lolher i\ K< diamp. 499·J729 pn pty <Jiu z.;nit Shecµ dof! 5 mo '-httw 110~ i.how,fom pet. 1 h l1111·s w/papcrs S'lZ.-1. ~117H9 ln'h Sl•tl1•r Yup '1 mo~ /\1\1'. .. hots , $65 i:.:1111 ~>111 .111'.' f,oee to You 80 .. 5 ••••••••••••••••••••••• l"rl'I' Io 1:n1Jcl hom1•, I • ~.rn di mall• & l r~ma)l' lo.tlh-11 . Hl:!·@U!l \11>. B(·~1ttlc \11 l(ll horn•· l"m 1111111, '-l'•'Y\'fl, -.hoh hous1•hn1k1•n. 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Shtp tn shun• re~ult"'' t.1.l .)l;i~ • 7 ' lo~:.i~t 90"1t0 4 Whet.I Dri"h 9550 A00u0f00.~·-'.'".P •• 00r+cd••••••••••• l~-:t.~~·.~~~~ ......•..... ~~.°.~·.'.":~.'!~••••••• ~"!_~~·.~:~~••••••••••• ·~ ..... -~"' ~ ..••.••...•........••.• --BJ4 DAlLYPLLO'I i.uuaay . .Eotiru•!)' 10. 1976 Frff to You 8075 MisultGMOUs 8080 ••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6S J~'\'(l l'll.'k \ p 1\\U t.BMW 9712 MH"Ct~1ltn1. 9740Yolkiwa4Jfft 9770Chevrol•t 9920 WANTt:D: us~d d.acron <')I. OC\\ l)JIU\, It·"' nu. ••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••••••-...• ••••••••••••••1•••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••• • VACUUMS ~9 gs soils, Genoa, J ib, l>[Hll Sl8SU!ol h :r. 6 IU u 1 IU Sib. Husky, lleaut. Fem. l )r. old. Xlnl wall"h do.: ~ l.J h o m ,. w I y J r U 645 6558 c1lt '1 Well behaved-'l'1J{llr kit· tt'll, wit.huts w;rnu, Jav· tng ho ml•. 003·627!.I PUBLIC AUCTION SADDLES &TACK VACUUMS U~PAIHED nliker, Dnher. 1:tc s,..nd <'\(' t:XCllANGt-:1u, l'AftTS r~phes to C.:la1mf1~'\I ad ----- IU,1-./WllT TV:. $29 95 no. v12 C'IO l> uly PtliJC T L Hox 1500 Costa Mc:1a, <.:.i rue"' 9560 (,,'01,()H TV:. ~ ,!i \1;!626 ••••••••••••• •• •••••• •• WtJ hav1• b e1•n l'nm-4 AKl::"S-400Nr:iw"LUl ....-•'721'.'unl·'i tt111 l..itJ.J1Vl.!f 11;<.1orll'd to l1<1u1di1tc 11t"r N.H. O~n 1·7 Ually 11\1 llP ~vinrudt-2 lallk:.. Special, :100 V 11.1lu.1I b .. 1 mdt•r of i\mt•ncun Sad· Cull ll45·"42t UM.'d tw11:<' S:ISU, ll'Ml'I> & g,1~ 1.111!. M.tll) Jumltw• 8050 <lh: Cornµ..111y ,q.1prox 673 5751 ~Ir;" ~!IOU fi7!, ~"1~1:1 • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • •• • • • • • • ~., 0 , u o 0 . \\ 0 r 1 h 0 I 17th (.' 1:-.:N,.TU It Y 011. on 90 O ~>1> & Sa\ i.o • nt·w ~ uwd ( ll r n , I! I I ( ::. • 111 I ::. C. W1h11n " Bar~ain Nook • MS W WthSt. <.:\I . h:mdrt1..1dc We~tcrn and WOOD Xlnl i.:om.1. i700 locrh,Pow•r 4 ;s \."he'>': 'I I' l 11\1 t-:n.ih.,h 1o.11ltllc' ..111\J t;.wk 97~-0052 ______ ••••••••••••••••••••••• nu Like nu Loh vi of all l.m1h 1r11 ludm1: 100 Baybout l'l.r..:-•l' Ill l'l'll "u J~ ,,;:i 34iJ~ .. 1111 !>addle~. 1110:.l \\ rth 5 .\ t N ~;~~,:~:~.~:~:~~l~f~~~'.P· tury Good ~111, ~~VO 70 Dollg1·, .!o" \ Jll. J IK SADDLEBACK BMW 530i1 s HERE NOW BEST COLOR SELECTION IN THE SOUTHLAND •7 3 Mercedes 2200 DIESEL Gt1:ll l \'<'UllOllly' 1.\ulll.ID.J.1J1: 1 r,tuo;m h~tt>n. Jtr l'Ut1tl1l10111111o1 ro.iJlo, hc.ikt 1Sl·r IE~17til $7895 ~~iawQir1 .:uara111t•1•s, Kool ti.an· :JGJ 451Sl & !Jti2 6115 Pho11l', tllO \' !!. 1 :! l>IJ\I, h)ll hll i;.11\', Pads, Sunhcutn l°llVl>l'1"1>. 111' U1r1·h1·rafc , nu :.c.1h lop c•ond < '111:.w,.: Olll SAOOLEBACK BMW **I Buy** :.t.iblt• bl.rnk(·l!-. plt.Uil MATTRESSES for 6, nu 70111' "hry~lc1 ~t<J:,0 .• \l"n•pl llJllll• 011 :t111•i& -cvl!rylh11Ht 1m<1~1oabll' lf:I 831-2040 495.4949 Goud Ui.ed l·'u rn1lurt• & tn lltl• lal·k ltrll'. Brand rww from mO<lt'I eng w 1t rlr, gd for :.k11ng, m·w pu•k up "u;. :ms Hl70 llarhor HI\ ti. /\r1phunl'es Olt I will J\IJC'l'ION1':t~HS NOTE: hvml'S .. \II make!> & b1g i!Oough ror f11"<h111g ,. . .. 1 1 t sat•n ft('C $1 ,000, :11i:! 2!1(i~ 72 Uvui;c '. Cull, "11 11, St•llforYou. 'l'h1~1su11cor themos1 s1tci.. Ourga111 pr1cl'::.! ufl Sl'M. :.hort bet!. 1, "'' TJl.,t• MASTERS AUC TIOM 1•0111pltte llnt•s oc ::.uodl('s _.r;..111.IJ03G _ _ _ lt·a11s. l'ar ti-15 .• ~:I:! •46-8686 & 833°9625 & l•it•k that we h;ne hud Stt'rhni: Silver i-·ialwurc. t:luss1c l!IOOL"ht "' rr.1fl Jll _ , , ... ft 6 Coll 842 1542 an upl)orlu111ly tu :.ell and . mah 0 , 1 H • 11 t 1 I 11 1 ~ t1.111 l ht•\\ I \ \ut11 '"' • • e,1l'h item will be :.old at 18 P1•11~~ i.ettlll1ts~e~ runabo~t \ k' ~··uoo Chc)cnm· ti.. t In~ 1lul> Lake new, Game cul>le :.cl. Jut·twu tu cite hr gh bid u:~ :li\l IH":.. ~r 55811701 or Giii ,117 .. ~ ;\I.in) ..;11." ttl'.! 1•JcH1 ,~t ov'-'r SilUO., Sell S300 t.kr · rlon. llH cun 1uon. · · ¥ \VL',I.) L'l·.·11. 11,7 :lU P~I l_tc. pl..1t·•·111 cnt vJl_uc B'-'RTR1\.~I· :JI!" ~11t:.hlir >i IJl' d111 rm. i.el. l"U~t ,. .. :>UOO IX: l tr c II .. :>iOO , :.ell for $175, t)thcr Or,in,.:l'l.:oullt~ 1'\111' . , ·:. ~ er· a Tw Cum mm:. IJ:.b. 1\ll 11errn .. ~2 Ul87. Bh11;. II> ISIH'.11r Ur. ttlO ·Htl!I, 8 lo ~Jm, 5 lo 6 elec. Gear ,\ I 0\\111·r l \>,la :'ll1::.a. l".1hl ~~ __ _ anxious. Ed lt1t·hards11n JJunci.n PhyH· :; pt. dl·sl. ''ht'sl. TV, \\Ir utl fr:1t11t 1\170 Npl 6 1. <.:M Ii Hi 2270 1\utlio11 l'1111dudcd Uy Ho:.:.il!nul Ski~. $70; Were Yilc:htSalcs li75 Ott7:! THI S'l'ATI·: Sl5U. K11e1:.sl. liluc $tar, l.l~)Lll IJ.\TOl<S. I :-;l', S45; lll•iHI ll'IU, l.ouk Hin-36, Chr~!~.;~:t t'urtttit• \'t•ru Se;d, Au1·111111c,•r 1hngs, Tin: ChJ111s. £\cs. ;~ lnl'I •, 'I' l'l 11111 1111•, '.!I llOU 1111 11,11" hi \\at r on I'" r 11.1111 ~Hiii H:!i l:lt;'.!(I Ii lb··lto.lo.1 ;11 1-'ol'll • .' I' I c ampt·i :11.Q ("Ill(. <111.11 ~.1:. la11!., SI I00,4!1:1 IH7!1 HAL GREENE BMW & ( \t'."\I '"' !\1\11'i' 631-1276 • • l!llil M 11% l!lO SL Xlnl 1· o 11 o . o r 1 ~ o w n t• r , Wht 1 ctJ 111l . ~5500. C.ll K'.!:l:i J Sk lor Hoger. ~.tin & 'l"I \ 11 • l:M .!I.hi ··L.A. Ar~a·s ------ Newest Dealer!" \11•rn·tlc•-, lil.'111. 70. 280 S I·: 11111 l '11e·~Ct1nl' /lfl u Jmm,cl" Sb\liJO. Pvt. Pty. l.lo"tWY i:!lJl!l:.?7 ti6u7> ~571j(,a115PM_. __ _ :J;\llll',Wt•slulW5 'ti 7 ~l1·r1·1·dcs 200, .1h:.• •luldy 1 mmur, runl> ltlo.c nu S:J~~5!bst oJr Jton 5..'i-1 ·1110 I Muhogany runi ~ ·1 IJOSll'r Terms Cash or l'hccl,. !'>-l8·0::!0li Twn V-H'a, 1111 It, planl ii> !Jahim I' l .llJllO mt, "pmcupµlc '" lwd S125. 7 \\llh proper 1 u. VIII-'.. ltathu, IJF, Mlli>tSi•ll • MGB 9744 (lra'wer dresser w m1r t::lcctnc dQci. \lnl c·oud ~undcrSho1•l't'. tJ111~h), l!J2 •J,:l\I & I ST & •ROADWAY •••••••••••••••••••••y CREVIER rur & _!X·nc:h S!l5 l·:xl. ~lit . -$75, W;lll•r sultcnl'r i.:ood trim lall. SANTA AMA li7 MGB. New~& >Ill Km•c lwl•• lhk ~[;(I M1scelloneous 8080 hu· 3 pcuiih· i>!J5 uo. Che:.l ,'\nderson ·, 1.i11 'IUIKI i2 El C ,1 m '' ~h1:ll ,\ <' 8 35·3171 IJJllll Hun~ good! ,\It pt·s n•t r~·1 "' ~ ••••••••••••••••••••.••• \i I drJ\.\t•r:,. (\\hllel --- -PS. PH. ,Julu nu lin .. •.... Pri al partv 644 4221 s.-.1.2.nJ WANTED ~OOt.l lSlt.4 12· Glas~par \\ 77> .,l1•n Xlnl ~.!n;, t.l~iuJ7t. 11•EULt1MATE0"1v11<c.MAtH1NE ,. c ._._.__ _. _ _ _ _ 1-:ni.: • stt·cnng c·,1111 r "'' "-I 97 46 ' "I d I l I TOP <.:Mill UULLi\11 .. ' 1~ 'I I I ,., IJ I' l ' II I l 9720 ""Y" ,,-11tl!/1;0C e..11 rl•e ,lllJ.:l J't\l I> 1-'0H YUU H l;ippan r.ani.:c. h.isc, S! ..... orn.:. ~./Jam, ti• alsu11 .. ..111 o Datsun ••••••••••••••••••••••• cocktut l t able. StiU JEWEl.H\', Wi\TClll::S. c~'t.'lcv_cl .o\en . h~uile;. _!::~~·tlprn,6733125 ~11n11L, ~:,•k(w~5.!1nm~ i.:1•·a1 •••••••••••••••••••••••·~Opel GT. llntish Rae. \lli3-·Hl!laftt'r-t. AllT OliJECTS, GOLD S300 G_arage opn1 Sl25 loats,Soil 9060 " """-'" "' -~II.LB\\ \Ut1H rni.: Grcl·n. $1,6UO. I OY:ll E:irlyR;k-;-a pk s IL v 1': n s Jo: I{\' I c ,.; . !>15-5402 ••••••••••••••••••••••• Autos W onted 9590 IM'I su;-.;. T(J\'(JTA, !fl:HllHll all 5. table ~ 4 chairs, Sl:>U. 2 F l N t-: I•' It N & 1\ N · Rdco mcl,•I dt'lt.'l'lor sells SABOT. Complelt•, plui. ••••••••••••••••••••••• OH \'Ol.1-.S\\',\(i t:;, Ponttro ·----9-7_4_7 Cnptalll$ chairs, $50 ea. T IQUES ti-15-~:.!0iJ for S70, vour~ for $45 oars. Sl75. "WANT TO SELL ,. 1 i~~~~;~~l ••••••••••••••••••••••• I ~1 '32711· Kini'.! w .1• lll'tl. 11l'W~ ~Jrand nuG75 li260 f-"15 !HI!;! YOUR CAR?'' TUI' l>ULL.\lt l!)H While P antara, 6,000 ·I PoSl~I', hand curved bed firm Sl!l:i md tlcl. Usual· Sm trul·k camper s hell. LASER 1,,•t 11:-. ,l'll It 1111• \•H•. C.\1.1. m1 lake new, custom cov· w/stup seen~. i\lu~t sell. ~~nctt:J5·2:!ti:J ___ Hm tal)l! ply r 2&-l ch. Xlnl.cund S7tlo t ',\'>11 ' \\1· t.1lo.1· trt 1r.11l1• !'ii\Llll·:H"IAOt-;Nl·: er G10_·5_ll_57_. _____ _ S400/bst. 645-0715 or FIHVWOOJJ Uoth nr nu.~i-15·335>1 G73-:l412orti7:,~ilii ,1"' n1 .1 I.,. 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Then gunfire came from a iln Inglewood s porting goods bery for which Miss Hearst is Shepard said he followed vehicle in a shopping center store trying to arrest one or her standing trial. Harris out of the s tore and tried parkiA~ across the street, kidnapers in May 1974, a young The 21-year-old ne ws paper to put handcuffs on him on the with a son hanging out the clerk testified tbday at her bank heiress testified a t the hearing sidewalk. window · ng a weapon thnt robbery trial. Monday, admitting she fired a "Were you successful?" asked "looked s mewha t like a rifle." Anthony E . Shepard, a clerk at mach inegun and a carbine prosecutor James L. Browning He said the bullets from ''two ¥el's Sporting Goods, took the "without thinking" at the store in Jr . bursts of fire" just missed him. stand with the jury absent from the Inglewood section to help free "Only on one wrist." The clerk, who had Harris the courtroom on the second day SymDionese Liberation Army Shep"rd said that during the down on the ground until the . of a hearing on defense efforts to member Willia m Harris, who scuffle, Emily Harris "was on s hooting sta rted, said he took cover b.y lying down behind a light pole in which bullet holes were later found. Harris jumpe d over som e shrubbery. the center dJvider or the s treet and r an to the van. Shepard said h e followed the vehicle for sever al blocks in his own car and saw the terrorists switch to a stolen a uto. lie said he backed off afte r the third occu· pant of the van -Miss Hearst -* * * * * * * * * ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fights Back Tears Patty Tells Saga Of Fear, Violence walked down the street toward him carrying a carbine. De fe n se A Horney F . Lee Bailey did not cross-examine Shepard. Miss Hearst admitted Monday that she also helped rob a bank in San Francisco, took part in the kidnaping of a high school stu- dent and trekked back and forth across the country with radicals without trying to escape. mis FWWER WAS 'PO'ITED' RIVERTON, Wyo. (UPf) Principal Darlene Berg didn't know what the little green weed was that s prouted up alongisde a geranium in a fourth grade classroom at J efferson Elemen- t ary School, but had her suspi· cions. 't. She called police who alsonad suspicions. After a weekend of tests, their suspicions were con-· firmed. But how did a marijuana 11tant get in a classroom flower SAN J'BANClSCO IAl'l Weaving a chilling saga or ·rear and degradation , Patricia Hearst says her Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapers forced her to em brace violent revolution •ind enslaved her m ind w1lh thl'.' b~lier she would never l'Scape the tcr · rorist underground. member to sexually abuse hcc Hailey did not purs ue the maltcr further. -pot--2 .. W<' don't know for sure," a police spokesm an said Monday. Fighting back tears. Mis!' Hearst finally told her story to the world Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PAlTY-AS at her bank robbery trial. 1{ was a bizarre account of weeks in darkness, sexual assault, months or livin g with the recurring threat of death a nd a night of watching som e of her mos t vicious tormentors die in flames. She s tartled the courtroom with her declaration that she had been sexually assaulted by SLA . m em ber Willi a m Wolfe when kept blindfolded in a closet for several weeks after her Feb. 4, 1974, kldnaping. She said her June 7. 1974. taped eulogy or Wolfe and the other SLA members who died in the fire was written by William a nd E mily Harris. In the tape. s he proclaimed her love for Wolfe, calling him '"the gentlest. most beautiful man I 've ever known." On the witness stand, however , she portrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bailey questioned her: Q. Did you, in fact. have any af. Storm to End UPI Ttl..,itolo PATTY'S 'ATTACKER' SLA Member Wolle fection for William Wolfe? A.No. Q. Did William Wolfe ever do anything offensive to you? A. Yes. Q. Wh al d id he do? A. He assaulted m e sexually. Ch oking back t ears, Miss Hearst said Wolfe accosted her m the closet a m onth after her kid· naping and wasn't the only SLA Sunny Days Due ·Back on Coast By HILA RY KAVE Of Ille D• 11 Y Piiot SI" It The current. week-long storm that brought more than six in-_ c)les of rain to i;ome part~ of Orange County is expcctecl to bbw out tonight · le:.l\'IOJ! in its wace mostly clear skies and warmer tempera tures Weather forecaster:. predict a less than JO percl!nt thancc of showers tonig)lt and V. rctncsctay. although some cloudiness may remain . Sfhe thermomder 1s ex· pected to reach the high 60s Wed· nesday .. The fi ve-day forecast shows no sign of mor e rain, according to weatherm en. Between 2.5 a nd 6.5 inches· of rain were recorded at local rain stations during the past seven <lavs. but the s howers caused no serious problems. {>ffic1als throu.i:ihout the county crhoed tht> hclief that if lh<' rain h:id fallen hard<'r and faster. floodin~ anti mud~liMs could have occurred. as in other arl'as or Southern Ca Ii f ornb. Tes tifying with th ~ JUry ~1h'><'nl . sh1.• i.aul she took pnrt in tlH' rohhcrv on Iv out of ft«Jr of de al h anti $;11d ,·he· m·H·r surrl'n <kn•ll ht•t•aust· remainini: SLA mC'mh1·rif thr<'alt•nf·d lo stalk ht•r for l hl' rest or h<•r hfc 1f :.he did She was captured Srpt lR. With ;1 whis pe ry voice thnt was barely audible at times, the pale newsp:ipcr heiress said flight was futile as two s urviving SLA members continued to car ry on the legacy of those who died -lo imprison her forever in a mental dungeon She said she watched the May 17, 1974 s hootout at Los Angeles on a te levision set in an Anaheim motel. "Whe re could I go'!" she asked several \imes, s avin~ the SI.A convint·t·d her !heel o,h•• had hePn abnndont'd l>y her f;mul) ;,ind that the fBl w:rnted hcrc.Jcail Miss Ileana rcn">um·t'<i •• II h1·r t aped comm uniqlll'i. lrnni th1· SLA as products of <'0t·n·wn •rnd said she was forrecl to hdµ rob a bank and lat(•r tell a tccn-agl·r that she acted frcel) She said s he was threatened w1lh death "hundredsoftimcs." Miss Hears t. 21. took the stand al a s pecial he aring at her bank robbery tria l as the defense sought to suppress all evidence of her m ovements after the April 15, 1974. bank robbery. Burton Liz's Welsh Wizard LON DON CA P > -On the morning after their second wedding. Richard Burton had "two of the reddest and blurriest eyes I have encountered." recalls the bride, actress Elizabeth Taylor. "l c rawled into bed beside hsm a nd just held him very c lose." she s aid in an inter view with the B r itish ma~azine '"Woman." "My Welshm:m is indeed a wizard. He wokl' about three hours I al l'r refreshed as if he had JUSt bcrn christened "I low can you s:et macl at anyone s o utter ly out· ras:cous?" D.toly P,lol St .. I Pllolo FAMILY SAFE ~!rs. :\!:.iria :\ll1act1, 37, and he r four children ;Jrri ved ~:J fc ly in (':ipistruno Beach from earthquake· l'a v<i gcd C uat e rn .ila Sal 11rd<1 ~· to stay with rel a ti \'es. Iler hu'ih:111d. ,. pll\ ~ 1c-1 .in. 1't•rn ;11rn.'d behind. Children. clockw1se from ll•ll ;.11·\· 1 ialnwllc, 5; Jlcrberlo, 11, J uan Car los. 16, and '.\lan..i I .alll'I. X. Vi cti m Describes Earthquake Horror By F R EDERICK SCllOEMEllL Ollht D•lly Pt lot Sllll "All the people were screaming hke they were c razy ... pcople everywhere. crying. :.creaming, bleeding ... " Tears welled in Maria Muadi·s eyes as s he told of the borrors of the Guatemala n earthquakes that have left an estimated 17.000dead since Wednesd ay. Mrs. Muadi. wife of a promi· nent Guatemala City phys1c1an, left the d evastated country Satur· day amid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 41 -year.old hus b,.md, Isam, remained behind. Mrs. Muad1 1s staying al the Capistrano Beach home or Mr. and Mrs . George Chade. Mrs. Chade is Mr<; .. \I ua<li ·ssis ter. "You frlt like \'OU were a little piece of paper.·· ~aid Mrs. Muad1 in halting E n gll:-.h =1s s he dcc;cri bed lhc f1 rc;t jolt 1 hnt ~truck at:l 15a.m . w~'rlncslkl\ Afte r· the s hock. thl• \T uadis gathered 1 hrir four t•hdrlren intr> the family's two cars and drove lo Mixco. a suburb, hoping to find a new home intact It had been leveled. "The next three ni~hts we slept m our cars 1\oonc wanted to sleep inside the buildings. They were afraid of more ca rthquakes." she said Thr city's poor. who had no cars, slept outs ide in parks and open areas. wrapped m sheets and blankets, Mrs Muadi said American supplies began lo ar- rive at the city 's jet airport by midday Wednesday. H::. runways,' s urprisin gly, were not damaged. although the terminal was destroyed. "The United States came with airplanes and big, big trucks. They bro11s:ht medicine. nurses and supplies. The planes came every five or 10 m inutes," Mrs. l\luadi said. The supplie s were sore ly necd<'d. At Roosevelt Hospital, where her hus band is a ranking (See QUAKE, Pa~c A2> Suit Filed On Laguna l,000 Steps By J ACK CHAPPELL Of 1111 D•ily PUM SUit The State of California has re· adied a suit against the owners of 1,000 Steps in South Laguna seek- ing civil a wa rds for alleged viola· lions of the Coastal Act and to force public access to the beach. · Deputy Attorney General AJan Robert Block sa id today the a c· lion would be filed either today or \Vednesday in Orange County Superior Court. The suit has three causes of ac· t1on. The fi rst two seek Sl0,000 each plus $5-00 per day each for each day construction was un- der way on the fencing allegedly improperly erected at 1.000steps The third cause seeks removal of a locked ~ate at the lop of the J.000 Steps which had barred all but easement owners. The suit is filed agains t the South Laguna Coves Association, an organization formed of pro· perty owners of nearby land who acquired easement down th· steps to the 8th St. Beach with the purchase of their property. Block said the suit centers on installation of a s ix-foot fen(,'e around tbe casement , and in stallatson of the lockin~ gate, both allegedly done without a coastal commission permit. The suit is being filed at the behest of the Coastal Com· mission. Rlock said the suit will not deal specifically with 'the issue or ad· milling the public to the beach, although it does touch on that subject by noting that historical- ly t he p u blic h as used the stairway for access to the cove below. The rickety steps down the side of an oceanfront bluff have been the subject of a continuing con- troversy for about 10 years as the county has sought to afford ac- cess to the public tidelands below <See STEPS, Page A2) ....... .....,.. Because the r~un was light ot most t imes. the earth did not become oversoakcd. even 1n areas charred in recent fires . Six Finalists In te rvie we d For SC P o st "-..-:·~ -. -1, .. ~ " ' "' . , , l\'eatb .. r D ec r eas in g clouds • tonight with sunny s k1('s a nd warmer tcmpcr<1tun•:> Wednesday. according It> the wea ther st>n 1c1• Slightly warm<'r w11h hi~hs of 60 at the beach rs :rnd f\~1 inland. Chance or rain nl'.'ar zero tonight a nd Wedncs· day. I NSIDF. T ODA l' A police off rcer u•ho tncd lo la1k a 16-year-old f m'Tld mlfl luming over l11s ril/1• wos forced to kill 1 lw {11111 1•1 11 heated standoff S1nry1 A4 Index AIT-S.r•lct •> """~~" 1.r-.. .,.llt<ll IU -fltY TrM L.M. .. .,.. At Me•lo c.11 .. "'1• AS M-1 l'u""' (l.tMlll... It U Hllitft•I Htw• c.<ftk• It Of•,,.. County O'ftt-rd IJ 1'11•1• DNtll ... lktt ... ~· 1. .... i•I ,." A6 SICK-Molrb h bi..1•l11me111 At Ttlt Vltlon f'l-t AIO 11 TM•ltrt ~ ., ""•""' l119fmiUIOft At ~II Hrw. IJ "'° ... AIO ... •• Ill , ••• AIO II A II .... D4 .... lsolated inricl cnts did nccur in some areas Offiei:ils in Fnuntam Valley report th:lt water fl oo<IN1 a yard and gara~c near un Edison Company casement n<':.ir Talbert Avenue, but caused hUle d am age. • In lluntington Beach, a service ditch beneath Cryst<il Street col- lapsed and created ;1 hole in the road No inJUrt<'s rrs ull<.'d and c1· ty crews quickly rcp,aired the damage, OIC('Orcling to I( city M f1cial. , Harbor Patrolmen :it both Dana Point llarbor and Ncwriort ( ee RAIN , PagcA2) Laguna Hope(ul Address Ch ambe r Candidates for Laguna Beach m unicipal offices will address the c hamber of eommnce breakfast meeting al 8 a m. Wed· nesday atthe llotel Laj?una. Candidates for City Council. ct· ty clerk. and city treaor;url'r will ha\e three minutes each to out lmr 1hr1r pl~1tforms. Thr<fTlccting 1s pubhc Dreakfa~t 1s $:! :-,o. The San C'lcmc11lc C'it v (.'oun· cll 's s<'a r<'h for a ll(;W «11 ." m a n a ~ c r e n l t' 1 t• 11 t h 1• hom<'s tretch today with the flr!>t interview with om• of s ix fmahi.ts forthe top 11dmini!>trn11ve post The council ml'l wi th a can· didate for th~ pos1t1on this rnorn- lnJ!, accordin~ to an 1nform<'d sour<'<' The m ertin~ ":1s nnl public:.illy announct'd. It was learned that inlt'r\'iewc; will continue at 8 a.m. Wcdm•!> dav at Cit v II all The councst alc;o will m<'et in closed session <1t 9:30 a .m. We<l· ncsd ay to discuss matters of pcndinft litigation and labor rela lions. The meelm~ was noticed as requfrrd by slate J:iw The six finalists for lhr poi.it ion were recom mend d to I.he coun· e ll by Pu blie Mnnage•mcnl Sernc<' of Ar<':Hlia. a fll"m emplo) et1 LC' screen appbcauon!J tSe<' n AUS1'~. ~stc A2) • . . Jt ~ ·-..~....... . . ('), ! • CM!lly f'li.. ""' , ..... F~~CE AT TOP OF SOUTH LAGUNA'S 1,000 STEPS SPARKS LAWSUIT BY THE STATE • Violations of Coastal Act ChOrged In Restricting Access to the Beach A'> Alt-Y PILOT L/SC NEW YORK CUPl) -A Con Edison atomic powc•r planL nelll' New York C1 \y 1s "an :iCCident waiting to happen" thnt could be the world's la rgest peacetime cat astrophe if faulty s teani equipment e:q)JodeS', says u nuclear safety engineer. "If I had the authority, I would today require Indian Point No. 2 to s hut down ," Robert D. Pollard, a project manager for the federal Nuclear Regulator Commission said Monday. Pollard told a news conference there was no danger of an atomic explos ion a l the plant at Buchanan, N.Y., :.bout 30 miles north of New York City in Westcheste r County. Dut he said the facility's poor design and construction have created the high nsk of a steam explosion which could release ns- sionable products into the al· mosphe re. "It would be a catastrophic ac- cident larger than anything else that has occurred in peacetime.'' Pollard s aid. "Whal we're talk- ing about is the radioactive con· lamination ol hundreds or square miles and thousands of deaths." Pollard, 36, a n electrical engineer who h as supervised safety evaluatio ns of seven nuclear plan t s for the com- mission, announced his resigna- tion effective Feb. 13 lo protest alleged federal s uppression of the potential dangers. lie said he would take a pos t with a .Massach usetts research Jtroup. ''I believe U.S. regulatory commissions have routinely con- cealed the existence of major safety proble ms," Pollard said. "I cannot in good conscience re- m ain silent about the perils of thl· country's nuclear power pro- gram ." The Indian Point complex con- sists of three nuclear power plants, No. l and No. 2, which arc. owned by Con Ed, and plant No 3, wnich the Stale Power Authori - ty bought from the ut ility la!>l year for $394 million and expect:-·' to put into operation by this sl)m- mer. A Con Ed s pokesman said No. 2, which is the only plant now operating . produces 873,000 kilowatts of electricity and saved cus tomers about $120 million in fuel costs last year. "'We believe we have taken .every reasonable step to insure the safety of the Indian Point plant," the sookcsman i;airi False Alarm Shuts Down Onofre Plant The San Onofre nuclear power plant was s hut down for four hours Monday when a safety monitor falsely siJ:naled a drop 1n w:iter pre,;s ure, s aid the Southern California Edi::.on Co. Company spokcsm~in flobcrt Krauch s aid there wris n<'vtr any danger of a nuclear accident an<l the pla nt was restarted without incident. Krauch s:ud one of th<> three monitors hatl bPcn shut down for testing when the folse emergen· <:y signal was sent and the core'> o r the n uclcnr fuel rod s automatically dropped down (or cooling. Krauch said this Is done e ven if one monitor is still func- t1orung norm;illy. Rancher Convicted SAN OJ EGO <AP> Bortego SprinJ?S ran<'h owner has heen eonvict ed of conccalini? and tr:msp<>rting illegal a Uens. ORANGE COAST I ~ ..... , .. J .. 1"\ .. 119111Qllll ... ! .... 111111• l hift Ot •"-"" Cn-o\I O•llr r 1t11t •t11111lhwtl•C't,,1 .. 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In 1972 he managed the primary campaign or then Congressman John Schmitz. Hulsy. a deputy pr06CCUl.Qr for the City of Long Beach, said he worked on behalf or Goldwater and Reagan campaigns in tho 1960s. In 1969 Dennis Carpenter, State Republican Cha irman, appointed llulsy chief administrative of· ricer of the Republican State Central Committee. llulsy, his wire Karen and their five children have lived in Orange County since t968. lie served as p1·cs1denl o f the Aegean Hills Homeowners A~ sot•1at1on in t971. Budget Plans For San Juan To B e Studied Thl' San J uan Capistrano City Council will meet Wednesday at 7 p.m to discuss priontics to be translated into a fivc-yc..1r budget. - I n late December. CiLy Manager James Moeulis :.incl the department heads outlinro what tht•y fell the city's pr1Qnt1cs should bl' Their rt'commendations in· eluded new, l a r ger ad- ministrative facilit ies. citizen prnlf'<'tion. improvement of th1· Los Rios area, parks and recrea- tion, circulat1on a nd community desi~n . Generallv. olll<'r r<'comme11da- t1ons rnn ·the gamut of city :;;erv1ces. Al that t1 me thcrl! was little ells cus11ion among the c·nunc1lm1·11 wh<>sard lhe.v wis hecl lo sludy lht• suggest ion:-. further. Semester Plan Delayed Again n1s:igrPement among trustees caused a second delay in the adoption of Saddle back College's new semester calendar Monday night. Althou~h board members have already approvecf the switch from q uarters to semesters and u 160·day ins tructional year, they have bcC'n unable to r('ach :Jn ac C'onl on the actual dotes. Trustees art' st•hNluled lo rr view lhe tn<itler again al thc11 Feb. 23 meeting. SC Laundry Units Burgled Burglars cleaned more than $500 in c h a n ge from coin· operated washers and dryers at Cive San Clemente apart menl complexes over the weekend, Police reported today. Apartment h ouse l aundry rooms on Wei;t l\venidn Ma r- quita, South La Espt'ran:rn, Avenida Monterey and. Calle Del Commercio were struck In four instanccb coin lxlX lock~ w\'re drillect or punched out. In the fifth case. a kt'y :ippsmmll.v wai; used. police "3id. Anothe r Victim . CHICAGO CA l'> -Another victim of the Wincrest Nur11ln~ and Rest Home fire died today, bnn~inf! !ht' dc•l\lh t'OUOt Of the J nn. 30 fir.' to 21. The lutcs l vie: tim was Julia Holmes, 76 mness DefJaied Firearpi Vote J Hinshaw, Wife Split Granted , Bid to Ban Handgun Killed, WASlil r--;CTON CUP() -TI1c ouse Ju<Jrcflil'Y' Committee today k1lll'll lc~blallon that would have imposed a nationw1de ban on all handguns except. for Lhosc owned by pouco and certificci gun rlubs. The committee. by a 25 8 vote. defeated an :tmcndmenl h y Rep. John ('onyt-rs , I D0 1\11ch.>, whic h would have banned tht• rnanufacturc, sale. 1mp0rta- tton and owners of :.ill h<mclguns. requfrin~ citizens who now h ave handguns lo turn them in for fair market value. By TOltl 8 1\RLEV Of, ... 0.11, ...... i.u" Superior Court Judge Lloyd E. DI an pied J r . reduced many set.- t I e m c n t '1c m a nd ~ o f <.;o ng r ess m a n l\ndrc w J . lunshaw's wife, Thais, Monday' in g~antlng the couple's divorce. Hinshaw, however, convicted earlier in a nother court on bribery charges, n ow finds himself facing another $3,365 in legal bills tha!. m u.st be paid within 90 days. In his ruling that dissolved the two year marriage, Judge Blan- pied indicated he does not believe the 48-year·old ex·Mrs. Hinshaw is as severely afflicted with multiple scl e r osis as was claimed by her lawyer in week· long hearings. There was very little evidence of any serious disease Dec. 20, 1972, according to color photo- graphs taken of the couple during their wedding, the jurist noted in a 12·pagc r uling granting the divorce. And he further repeatedly ob- s erves that. much of Mrs . Hins haw 's apparently in- capacitating condition may be psychiatric in nature. Judge Blanpicd predicts that the lifting or the mental strain as a result of his ruling may eveo have a beneficial effect on her condition. He r ejected Mrs. Hinshaw's claim for lifetime fmancilll s up- port on those grounds and rules that her share or community pro- perty valued by him at $29,130 shall be $11,200. Mrs. Hinshaw. whose name of Worthen is restored by J udge Blanpied, gets 1973 Cougar, 1972 Lincoln a nd 1966 P ontiac automobiles as part or that settle- m ent plus her share of an SS.800 condominium once owned by the couple. Judge Blanpicd rurther ruled that 16 boxes o f personal p<>ssess1ons held by the District Attorney's Office ln safe keeping throughout the divorce proceed- ings arc Mrs. Hinshaw's and must be returned to her. llinshaw was further ordered to pny for Mrs. llinshaw's psyt•hialnc treatment for the next two year!> up to a maximum of S200 n month and to continue to make his federa l medical in· suraocc coverage available lo her J udge Rlanpied refused to al· E'rom Page ,t l RAIN ... Jlar.bor werl! kept bw..v m recent days securing loose boats and pumping oul nooded boats. WC'ttcsl area of the county b !\till Silverado Canyon. which re· purt('d 1.40 inchf's Monday, !>r- inging the storm total t o 6.44 in chcs and the sc•ason total to R, 74 inches --the same figure as last venr nl this d ul l' · In Sun Juan Capist rano, .36 in- t•hes fe ll Monday, lirin~in~ the storm total lo 4.!17 im·hl'S. Season tnlal is 6. J.t inches. compared to Ii i:l la:-.l ~ ra r In lluntangton Beach, .19 in · ches were recorded Monday. The storm has dropped 2.62 inches there and the season total is 3.66 inthes. Last year the reading was 6.81 inches. In Newport Beach, a .3 l reading was re- Jow legal feeit ot $7 .000 demanded by Mrs. llinshaw 's attorney. Noting that there had been ''bad blood" between opposing lttwyers during the divorce hear· ing "for no reasons that I can un derstand" he set the award at $2,500. He also rejects the pla\ntifr'fi argument thnt Mrs. Hinshaw was lured by Hinshaw from her 20-~ar marriage to Las Vegas contractor Max Worthen. "She knowingly left a secure marriage," Judge Blanpied said. And he further concluded that Hinsha w would never have m ar- ried a woman as ill as Mrs. Hinshaw made herself out to be during the divorce inqtliry Planner Due To Address LB Officials Pla nner Tom Vals ic, a private consultant lo <'itics und countil'S, w ill address c ity offi cia ls , ar chitects and the public during two seminars on slope density planning Wednesday in Lagunu Beach. The first session is designed for -Planning and buiJding pro· ressionals and will be held at l '30 p.m . in city hall. The second, de· signed to explain the concept m simple terms ror the pubhc and lay city officials will be held at 4:30 p.m . at city hall. The basic concept behind slope density planning is that <1s the steepness of the s lope 111crca!>es, the numbe r o r housing uml'i which can be placed on a ~ivcn parct-l decreases, Stan Scholl, director or municipal scr~·1eel>, said. "ll is a rational mf'lhocl of de· lermining the numl>er or units that should go on any piece of land depending on the c1>11Lour of that partic ular piece of land," he said. ValsiC''s firm, William Spunglt• and Associates of Portola V:1ll1..·y. has been respo nsilll e for slorw density planning in Moull•n•y. Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Lo:i An~eles counties. Th~ rrcsent:illons arc offered free Lo those attending. Fro• Page Al FINALISTS .. for the position The job v. ill rwy S26,000 to $32.000 annually, dc- ~nding on q uallf1callons. It originally wu~ pred1ct crl th:it the pO!il would bt.• fill<'IJ l)y 1'\•b 1. It 1s now helievC'cl thal on announ· ('ement will not ht forlht•om1n14 unttl Mart'h The new m:in will 1'U<'C't'<'d K(•n neth Ca rr who 1s !>lcpptng do\\ 11 artl'r 11 .v<'ar:-:i!-rrlv manaj?Pr In becom1· the city'..., f1n;1ncc rl1rc" tor J ewelry H eist HOUSTON (A P) -PollC'l' sought a man and a woman tod.Jy in the a rm ed robbery of a southwest Houston Jewelry store. Thf'y escaµcd with un estjmnll'rl $250,000 in jewelry. The commillce. working on legis lation to tighten existing g un control laws, a lso·killcd a n amendment thal' would h ave let hondgun owhcrs keep existing firearms, while banning tlw future man ufacture, im· portation and resale or all handguns. That amendment. offered by Rep. Martin Russo. (0 -111. J, was d efeated 22· 10. Rep . Robe rt McClory, < R-111.). said during debate on the amendments, "l don 't know if we want to deprive law-abiding citizens or their rights to keep h andguns." City Taps Panel 2nd Tustin-Irvine Cam-Pus Gets Study Trustees of the Saddleback Community College Distrit·t agreed Monday night to appoint a citizens ad visory committee to study the feasibility of a setoncl l'ampus in the Tustin·lrv11w c.irea. The committee has been t harged with ~he-.5tte loeati<>n of the northern area college, de- veloping a fundin~ plan, and lo make recommendations on the timing for land acquisit ion. Trustees approved the com- mittee's formation by a 4·1 vol<' over the objections of Laguna lleach trustee Larry Taylor who has steadfastly opposed the bwlding or a second campus. "I'm sure we cannot finance any part of the second campus without increasing our tax base, which requires a vote of the peo- ple," Taylor said ... We won 't be Light Color Discussion Due at Meet Wh ether whil e or brown h~hl should prevail al Dana Point 1 larbor will be d1scussl'd Wednc·!- day at a special meelmg of th1: JI arbor Review Hoard. Board memlll'rs will receive a rc•;,1s1ht11ty report on \\hat rt v.0111<1 t'OSl to conn·rt th<> entire harhrn to cnerg) ·effit'ient sodium v:ipor la mps. Th(•y ~l\'e off a brown colored light. Th~ ~ust basin of the harbor b now bathed <st nrghl 1n less eff1- c1c·nt hlue-wh11r• light frum mC'rrur.\ \':lpor lamp-; Thi• reµt(ln.11 l'O:i..,l :d cum m1!>!>11m rc<'l'lll (\' 111·dr•rcd Ill••' Cll :.r1tl111m \ a1H>r li1:l1l~ 111 tit•\ 1'11111 rrwnl of "Ii ps 1n lhl' h.irhor .., ", . .,, l>.1'•111 One• thous;rn<I 110~11 :»ltp::. '' 111 lw an .;tallC'd th I.' re Ttw n.,.,,.,,. board d1n•cted that th1• fl•a ... ilultl y l'l'Jl<ll'l 111• m ;rrll· ht•CJUSC nf l'Ollt'Crns th.II two <llf· ft•J'1•11I c·olore•d lights would uffrtl harbor, . .,, h1•t 11·~. Thi.' r(•\ 1cw IJo:ird \\'Ill m1•c•t al!.! p m. al the Flood Control L'on- f crcncc Room . Oran~l' County Jo;ng111ecnnµ Buildmµ. 400 Civ1c- Center On \'C West. Santa /\na. in a position lo develop a second campus in five years." Board m embers have been eyeing a second campus in the ·northern area of the 36S·squarc- mile district l o accommodate future growth in Irvine. f'lans call ror the establish - ment of a satellite campus..Jhis fall and a permanent campus by 1981. The committee members are to be nom inuted jointly by trustees and Supt. Robert Lom- lea nll anrl arc to make their re- commendations by April 12. Police Seek Canyon Road Crash Witness A rive.month-old Dana Point J!irl remained in critical condi· tron today al Children 's Hospital of Oran~e County as the result of massive inJurics received in a hcad·on collision m Laguna Ca - n) on Friday. The ;:u·c1dent also injured the ('h1l<l's mother, Leslie Robinson. 20, of 311092 La Serena Drive, who "as rC'ported in st able condition today al Saddleba ck Hospital. Also 1n1ured was Gary O. Samaha, 26, of 31568 Wildwood l<oud. South Laguna. Samaha "as reported 111 s at1sfactory·to· rood concl1t1on :tt South Coast l'ommunily Jlosp1tal. The cuuse of the accident re· m:11ns :i mystery, and'J'rafficOf- f1 c(•r A J . DeLuca appealed for "itnc·~M·s lu the crash lo come fon, ar d. Officer Deluca said both Mrs. fiflhll1!>0n :ind Samaha have heen 11n;1hll' lo n •call ~P<'Cirie c•vcnts Jll!>t hdor(• :ind during the acci- dmt It had bec>n assumed from tlll' po:-.1tmns of I ht• C':Jrs ;ind othcr ('\ Hl•'nl.'\' ~tl I hi! SCC'ne that Mn •. Hohrno,011 had bcl'n westbound .mcf S:imaha was eastbound prior 1n 1h1' :irC'ulent about a mile west or El Tom ro:id. :'\rw mform at ion contests that m1llal a~!'u mption. DeLuca said. "\\'h,1t we need is an indepen- dent witness,·· he said. corded Monday, bringing the .------------------------------------------ total lo 2.82 ror the season. in comparison to 7 66 inches last year. FrOltl Pag~ A I QUAKE ••• member of the mcdicul staff, three months of m edical supplies were exhaust ed in one day. It was the only Guatemala City hospital left standing after the quakes, she said. The h osp ital . built with Ame rica n a nd Guatemalan money, has 800 beds. More t han 3,000 persons were housed there last Wednesday. she said. Mrs. Muadi appealed for dOM· lions from local residents. She Raid they m ny be ta kentoChade's Liquors. 34262 Doheny Park Road, Capis trano Beach. or directed lo Los Angeles-based re· lief organizations. "We are so thankful for all the help from the American people. They have ovened their hearts to our country." shc> said. Fro• Pag~ A J STEPS .•. the private ly owned bea{'h. The situ:H1on with the c-01mty is currently in li mbo with membe1 s of the association dcmandinR Urn~ Ir the puhlic is granted ac· <'<'SS, trash. sanitation, lifc~uard and police prolectaon :>bould be provided also. WHO'S BEHIND YOU? How much do guarantees mean? It depends on the item involved and the manufacturer A $100,000 house 1s guaranteed for ONE year. Mosl automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one year Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year. Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry 1s TWO YEARS for manufacturing defects. The feeling as that manufacturing defects w ill surface within that two year period. Beyond this. these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usage to glve coverage beyond that period. Don't be misled l>y "Phoney" guarantees. They are prorated. based on milHnvorce costs. plus padding and labor to change. By the time you figure them up, ll usually costs more to change than the original purchase price. Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance o f complaints is not because of defects but because or improper installation. We mlnim1le the number of complaints by having the best installers around. Also. we deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems. Buying from Alden's will gave you the greatest security. .. DEN'S ••••••••••••••••• ·installation. custom draperies · UC.N0.210.m 1663 PlACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 92627 • PHONE 646-4838 -6A6-23SS, Tuesday'8 Closing P r ices NEW YORK STOCK , EXCHANGE Tutl9dar FeC>ru•ry 10 1!176 L/SC DAIL y PILOT A J Chained Down .. Marriott Strays A.f ielil Hy MIL TON MOSKOWITZ Asnd-ihe question, Which. la tha lac~ b.o.1.cldlaln? '~ many persons could probably an:swer, correctly. Hollddy Inns W1lh some I 700 t111lubl1shrncnts, Holtd<H Jnn:s has for rent cnch day un 111cred1ble 267 000 rooms f\sk1.:d the qlW1>· tton • Wh1ch is the largest restaurant chain •' , many 1>ersous could probably also a ns w e r . corrt'l'l Iv . McDonald's With more than 3,000 units m the nltcl.I Stutes McDonald :. sells so many h amburgers that average dally re ce1pts total an mcrN.11 blc $5 5 mllllon Holiday Inns and McDonald s ar(' both franchiser"' nH'anang Money Tree that most or the units that bear th<>tr names are owned by licensees Both co:pan1es now have annu;il sales approx· 1matmg $1 billion , HOW MAN\I PERSONS, lhou;;h would be able to 1dcn· tafy the company wh1rh docs wb'til-oth llohday Inns and McDonalcl s do -reed and lodge people -and now ranks third behind these two giants with annual sales of $750 m1lhon? The ans" t>r surpn stngly 1s M ::.irr1otl Co1 p a compi"nY th.it has pat<'hctl togt'lll('r a clutch uf different bus1neS!>e:> lO expand its s,1lcs by six tames overt he past 10 years Marriott ha:. hotels 31 of thrm with a totul of 13 390 rooms and they generate <at rates considerably higher th3n Holiday Inn 1 revenues or more than S200 m1llaon a year l\larnolt has restaurants -that was its original bus1 ness Among the m a1 e Hot Shoppes cafetenas Farrell's ire cream parlo rs Rag l\Q\s coffee shops and Hoy Rogers fa!>l food restaurants fht'rc are mort' th.in 400 units m 28 slates, and they generate s<ilcs or more than $250 million a year MARRIOTT'S TIORll prong IS 1nst1tul1onal reeding Jl provides food s ervice for businesses a nd schools but especially for a irlines M,1rrwtt. m:.11ntains kitchens al 5\ ~11rports arouncf the \Vorl<l :-.upplying 75 different a1rltncs, umong them Amcncan A1rl111cs TWA and the Soviet A1rhne, Aeroflol Rmg up another $250 m1lhon for this div1s1on Not content with feeding and lodging us, Marriott will make a bid this year to overtake Holiday Inns and McDonald s by enterta1rung us a la Wall Disney Just m tame for the D1cenlenmal 1l will unfurl two ' Grcal America ' theme parks rcatunng rtdes, shows, shops and restaurants The first one will open March 20 at Santa Clara 40 males south or San Francisco lhe second 1s scheduled to open l\lay 29 at Gurnee, lll , midway between Chicago a nd M 1lwaukce Marnotl s appetite ror expansion has occas1onally re suited m md1gcst1on Jo 1971, al got into the booming cruise ship busmess b y acqwrrng the Sun Line which operalC'> cruise s hips 1n the Caribbean during toe winter and an the Mediterranean during the s ummer Along ca:ne the Turkish Greek wa1 ovu c, prus -and presto, there was no Mediterranean cruise bu:.in1.:ss THE St:N LINE 3c<'ounts for only l percent of Mar nott s sales but its 1974 75 operations produced a SS 8 million loss -and that was enough to break a 14 year string or profit increases for Marnolt While Marriott earned S38 m1lhon in its latest fiscal year its debt has soared to such heights that it s now paying annual interest of $18 m1 lhon It has yet to pay a cash di\ 1dend Shareholders s imply have to be content with watching the sales go up LA's Phone Callers Need 8 Directories U.S. Auto D e alerships Decline During Year ness tn 1956 when the slt':.idy decline began lndll!.l ry :m:tlysts :-ittnbute !he c;harp cirop last .)tnrln llw sc' rr<' 1 cc~ss1nn which cr1p pl• d 1uto s.1lcs By contrast, ,1 1 out lrt.s folrlt>d 111 1971 "hen the lnclus1 ry "is rft prC!.S<'ci bv c<fnccms ov1 r fud shQrlagcs ,1nrl only 92 cho;;.1ppcarNI in the reco1 fl ... ales year of 1973 T H E 20 VEAR tJpcJme m the number or dealerships has been blamecf on the de- m 1sc of a ll but four auto manufa ctu rers, increased competitive pressut-~s in ob tamm1t fran<.'h1scs. and the huge investments n ow r~ qu1rccl to operate a new car outlet .,,,..., t t I\ ( ,,,_, '"'' \I ---w <(!><,' l8 10 .. 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Los Angeles-772--60CtJ~ Beverl y Hills and San Fernando Vallcy-986-1000; Burbank, Glendale and P::isadcna -246-7181; Long Bcach -537-4400~ Ontario and Pomo~a~983-3664; Orange County-537-3114; Riverside and San Bernardino Toll Free at (800) 222-2810; San Gabriel Vallcy-579-4210; Santa Monica and South Day-646-2230. . . . . 7 ·saddlebaek I EDIT I ON o ay s Closldg N.Y.Stoeks VOL 69, NO. 41 , 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 TEN CENTS Clerk Says Patty Fired Two Bursts SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Patricia Hears t fired "two burst.a" of bullets at employes of an Ingle wood sporting goods store trying to arrest one of her kidnapers in May 1974, a young clerk testified today at her bank ~bery trial. " Anthony E. Shepard, a clerk at Mel's Sporting Goods, took the stand with the jury absent from the courtroom on the second day of a hearing on defense efforts to prevent introduction or evidence about events which took place alter the April 15, 1974, bank rob· bery for which Miss Hearst is standing trial. The 21-year-old newspaper heiress testified at the hearing Monday, admitting she fired a mach inegun and a carbine "without thinking" at the store in the Jnglewood section to help free Symbionese Liberation Army member William Harris, who O.lly ... i.t Slalf Pllolo FAMILY SAFE-Mrs. Maria Muadi, 37. and her four children arrived safely in Capistrano Beach from earthquake· ravaged Guate mala Saturday lo stay with relatives. Her husband, a physician, remained behind. Children, clockwise from left, are Gabrielle, 5; Herberto, 11; Juan Carlos, 16, and Maria Isabel, 8. Tale of Terror Quake Victim Describes Ordeal By FREDERICKSCllOEMEHL new home intact. It had been 01t11e 0.11, P1101S••" • leveled. "All the people were screaming '"fhe next three nights we slept like they were crazy ... people inourears. Noonewantedtosleep everywhere, crying, screaming, inside the buildings. They were bleeding ... " afraid of more earthquakes," she Tears welled in Maria Muadi"s <See QUAKE, Page A2> eyes as s he told of the borrors or the Guatemalan earthquakes thcit have left an estimated 17,000dead since Wednesday. Mrs . Muadi, wife or a promi- nent Guatemala City physician. left the devastated country Satur, day amid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 4l·year-old husband, Isam, remained behind. Mrs. Muadi is st:iyin~ al the Capistrano Re ach home of Mr. and Mrs George Chadc. Mrs . Chadeis Mrs . Muadi'sscst<'r. "You felt like vou were a lillle piece of paper," said Mrs. l\l uad1 in halting English a s s he described the first jolt that strurk · .nt3 :15a.m . Wcdnt•sch1y. After the shock. the l\luadis gathered their four childr en into the family's two cars and drove to Mixco. a suburb, hoping to find a Or:::J, :,ast Burton Liz's Welsh Wizard LONDON CAP) -On the morning after their second wedding, Richard Burton had "two of the reddest and blurriest eyes l have e ncountered," recalls the bride, actress Elizabeth Taylor. "I crawled into bed beside him and just held him very close." she said In an interview with the British ma gnzine "Woman." "My Welshman is indeed a wizard. He woke about three hours later refreshed as if he had just been christened. "How can you get mad al anyone so utterly oul· rageous?" had been caught trying to steal a pair of socks, and his wife, Emily. Shepard said he followed Harris out of the store and tried to put handcuffs on him on the sidewalk. "Were you successful ?" as ked prosecutor James L. Browning Jr. "Only on one wrist.'' Shepard said that during the s cuffle. Emily Harris "was on * * * my back trying to protect William Harris." Then gunfire came from a vehicle in a shopping center parking lot across the street, with a person hanging out Uie window (.iring a weapon that "looked somewhat like a rifle." He said the bullets Crom "two bursts offire" just missed him. The clerk, who had Harris down on the ground until lhe sh;ting started, said he took· * * * cover by lying down behind a Ughl pole in which bullet holes were later found. Harris jumped over some shrubbery' the center divider or the street and ran to the van. Shepard said he followed the vehicle for several blocks in his own car and saw the terrorists switch to a s tolen auto. He sa1d he backed off after the third OCCU· pant or the van -Miss Hearst - * * * • walked down the street toward him carrying a carbine. Defense Attorney F . Lee Bailey did not cross-examine Shepard. Miss Hearst admitted Moqday that she also helped rob a bank in San Francisco, took part in the kidnaping of a high school s tu- dent and trekked back and forth across the country with radicals without trying to escape. * * * Patty Reveals Sexual Assaults in SLA Closet . Sunny Days Ahead Hv lltl.AR Y K/\YE • Ot l~t t>••IY P1lol St•ll Tlw t·1ir1·i>nl. \H'<'~ loni: storm l!Hll hruui.:lil 1•1or1• than '" 111 c!;l'" 111 ram l o .... uriw 11:11 t of Orangl' Counl~ 1.., l"~ I""' \1·d to bow nut tonight lt•a\ mg in its place mostly cll•ar !.kics cind warmer temper a t un•s. Weather forecasters predict a less than 10 percent chcince of s howers tonight and Wednesday. .although some cloudiness may remain. The thermometer is ex- pected to reach the high 60s Wed- nesday. The five-day forecast shows no sign of more rain, m.·tordmg lo weathermen. Between 2.5 and G.5 inches of rain were recorded at local rain stations durin~ the past seven days, but the sho'' ers caused no scnous problem s. Officials throughout the county echoed the belief that 1f the rain had fallen harder and raster. flooding and mudslides could have occurred. as in other areas of Southern Ca Ii fornia. Because the ra in was light at most times. the earth did not become oversoaked, even in <See RAIN, Page A2) In English Canyon . . u .. , PATTY HEARST'S PARENTS RETURN TO TRIAL Daugnter Describes Her Life With SLA Terrorists MAC Picks Garden Spot The Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Council (MA C) select· ed a one·:icre parcel in EngLish Canyon Monday night as a s uita· ble community garden site. Dul councilm<'n stopped short of giving complete approval to the program which would allow vegetable gardeners to lease 10 by 20.foot plots from the county at a foe of SlO a year. MembNs of the five-m an panel s:ud they wanted further in- fo rmation about the financing a nd management of the co-op garden befo r e committing the mselves. The site recomml'ndC'd by the MAC parks and recreation com- mittee is adjacent to Gl en Ycrmo Elementary School and out of the line of surrounding homeowners. acco rdin g t o Com mittee Chairman Tony Loeschner. Loechner noted that between 25 and 30 Mission Viejo resid ents had approached the MAC for a plot since the co-op garden plan became publicized. Ron Gagnon, an attorney run· ning for the MAC, questioned the expenditure of public funds because Mission Viejo residents have backyards in which they could grow their veg2tablcs. But Counc ilman Cal Neve pointed out that residents of the· Casta dcl Sol retirement com- munity. the Aliso Villas con- dominiums and apartments don't have any backyards. Neve agreed there was bound to be a vandalism problem but said. the gardeners could police their plots themselves. "Van- dalism is just a chance you have to take." he said. A stron[o! proponent of the com· munity gard en plan, successfully tried at Leisure World and in Yorba Linda, Neve added that a second site should be. investigat· ed to serve residents of south. ·-Mission Viejo. Community gardens have been offered by the county to several communities with undeveloped (See GARDENS, PageA2) Bizarre Account Revealed SAN FRANCISCO CAP> - Weaving a chilling saga of {ear and degrada tion, Patricia rrearst says her Symbionese Liberation Army kidnape rs forced her to embrace violent revolution and enslaved her m ind with the belief she would never escape the ter- rorist underground. Fighting ba~k tears, Mi ss Hearst finally told her story to the world Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PATTY-AS at her bank robbery trial. Jt was a bizarre account of weeks in darkness. sexual assault, months of livin g with the recurring threat of death and a night of watching some of her most vicious tormentors die in n ames. She startled the courtroom with her declaration that she had been sexually assaulted by S LA member William Wolfe when kept blindfolded in a closet for several weeks after her Feb. 4, · 1974, kidnaping. She said her June 7, 1974, taped eulogy of Wolfe and the other SLA members who died in the fire was written by William and Emily Harris . In the tape, she proclaimed her love for Wolfe, calling him "the gentlest , most beautiful man I've ever known.'' On the witness stand. howe ver, she portrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bailey questioned her : Q. Did you, in fact, have any af. fection for William Wolfe? A.No. Q. Did William Wolfe ever do anything offensive to you? A. Yes. Q. What did he do? A. He assaulted me sexually. Choking back tears. Miss Hearst said Wolfe accosted her in the closet a month alter her kid· naping and wasn 't the only SL/\ member to sexually abuse her. Bailey did not pursue the matter further. Testifying with the jury absent, she said she took part in the robbery only out of fear or de· ath and said she never surren· dered because remaining SL/\ members threatenP.d to stalk her for the rest of her life if she did. She was captured Sept. 18. (See PATTY, Page A2) Weathe r Decrea si n g c loud s tonight with s unny skies and warmer lc mp<>raturcs ·Wednesday, according to the weather servi ce. .Slightly warme r with highs of 60 at the beaches and 65 inland. Chance of rain near zero tonight and W<'dncs- day. Attorney Pursues MAC Race Assets MAC Orders Viejo Storage Yard Upgraded INSIDE TODA."\' A poCice oflicer who tried lo talk a 16-year·old f nend into turning over lus rifle, wa.t forced to kill the boy in a hroted standoff Story M Index AtY .... s.n<I<• AJ Annu-n .,_ hm ... <• 81 MDNy Ttff L.M ... .,,, At MD•/,. Calll•"'la Ai Myi"ll F•M• Claul!IM 9•14 IUtlout Ho•t C9mkl 8J Oo'l1'99(0ynft c:...u-•41 8J ,...,,, DHlft Hollen At S?OrH l•tM'lal Pf.. J.6 StoO MM~tU l'" ........ l"mtnt At T•lf'.,1•.c1l'I ""'"'. A \t \ 1 T,._,..,,., ~ ...... <O«>t ............. l111•r"'IUfO" A• Yt>MIO ttf~\ 82 AIO "" AIO A4 ... 111-l tu• fl tO lt . " II• b• ... fEditor's Note · This 1s Q11e of a series of interview·11 wit/I candidates for Mission V1e1o's Municipal Ad t11sory Council. Eight people are vying for three seats to be /11/cd by balloting on March 2.) Attorney Ron Gagnon says his children are g rowing up in a community with features of which he never dreamed. He wants to keep it that way, which is the reason he is runninR for the Mission Viejo Municipal Advisory Council. "l 'm princip:illv con('l'' ne1I "ith Lake M issiop V1qo I \.\ant ti to bt• a rt>al ;is.,l•t tn thr rnm muntl\' .111cl tf I m clN·tt•cl to th1• '1 \C ~'ill h1•lp a"s11n• th.11 11 \\ell lw t'\l'l~th1n~ 1l 1·mllcl ht·.·· (;,1gnon s.1.\ ~ ~ A rcsi<ll'nt of ~I 1ssion VicJO for the past four years. G;ii.:non prac- tires law in Westminsl(•r hut o;oon hopes to open a s(•c·ond office 111 his hometown. "l believe l can hnn{! reason and logic to the council. I res ist pressure g roups and um not swayed by emotions.·· sa) s Gagnon. a res ident or 23852 Avenida Columbia. Althou~h h e fct>ls pos itive ·about most features of his com· munity. Ga gnon is d1·.1ds t'l again~t :i cut n•11t 11ro1lflsJI 10 mal.c· 1111h!1t l"Hk laud "' <•1lablt• lo hobll\ I' .1 rcll•nt•rs fhz .. '' 11111\ ~·11111p to hrt•Pd \ .111tl.1h.,111 1111) d '''('rll l'<'ttpl<• "111 <>nd up \11111111 1: fl'n•'l'' .11111incl lh o~r 1:.1r d l·n~ .1111! hu1 ld1n ~ (~;N• (,\(;NON , Pn~r A2> o .......... ''~" ..... .. 'REASON ANO LOGIC' Attorney Ron Gagnon A Missio n Viejo plumbing materials :.tora{o!e yard, known as the "bonl' yard,·· was ordered shaped up or moved out Monday by the Municipal Advis ory Coun· cil (MAC ). The yard, located on Jeronimo Ro:1 d b e t w een Los Alis os Boulevard and Alicia Parkway near the Burroughs Corp. plant, is maintained b y the Mission Vic· joCompany. MAC councilmen described the yard as necessary but s aid its un- sightliness is dis turbing nearby homeowner~. The C'ouncil vott>ct 4-1 reques t· in~ the l\t ass 11111 VieJo Company to either srrcen the yard or mO\•c it to another Joe at ion. Councilwoman Kathleen Kcllv \ Oted 3A310sf the m easur e without stating her objections. U .. ITOllfl- pATTY'$ 'ATTACKER ' SLA r.1 ember. Wolfe A 2 DAILY PILOT RAIN •.. , ,. SB areas charred"' recent fares. llolated incidents did occur ln aome areas. Officials in Fountain vaneneport thlll" aternoucte<t a yard and gur agc neur an Edison Company cascmcn\. near Talbert Avenue, but CttU.'1<.'<i little damage. · In Huntington Beach, a service ditch beneath Crystal Street col lapsed and c reated a hole in the road. No injuries resulted und Cl· ty crews quickly repaired the damage, according to a dly ol· ficia l. Harbor p atrolme n at both Dana Point Harbor and Newport. Harbor were kept busy in recent days securing loose boats and pumplng out fl ooded boats. Wettest <.irca or the county 1s still Silverad o Canyon. which r<.- ported 1.40 inches Monday, br· ingin g the storm tota l to G.4.i ir). ches and the season total t o 8.7<1 inches -the same f1i;ure a:; last year al this d ate. In San Juan Capistrano .. 36 in· ches fe ll Monday. bnnging thl' storm total to 4 .97 inches. Season total is 6.14 inc ht:s, compared lo 6.73 last year. In Huntington Beach, .19 in· ches were recorded Monday. The storm bas dropped 2.62 inches there and the season total is 3.G6 inches. Last year the reading was 6.81 inches. In Newport Beach, a .31 reading was re· corded Monday. bringing the total to 2.82 for the season, in comparison to 7.66 inches last year. Front Page A I GAGNON ••. storage spaces for :ill Lh t•1r tools a nd fertili zers -t o me lhrs becomes a sore spot, .. Gagnon says. "I don't understand why t h ey can't u se their own backyards for the growrng of vegetables. If elected Gagnon pledges to examine the issues can•rully and to consider both sides of each is sue before mak rng decisions . "l speak my mind. I always h ave and 1 can say with as surance that I will not be th1• silent member or the l\1unic1pJI Advisory Council." he !><Jys. Gagnon. 35, admrls th<1t he doesn't know what the com· munity's burnin1-: issues are anrl lays part of the blame on the MAC itself. "The MAC is not adequately surveying the a ttitudes of lh{· people," Gagn on a sserts. Ill· says the council could improvl· its communicalion with the µeo- ple by providing newspapers with·summar y capsules of the is sues. "The paper s hould print coupons so that the residents could check off boxes and let the· MAC know how they feel on thos<.· issues." Ga g n on insists that r e\\ persons really know what's hap· pening in the community. "I want to find out and that's why I'm running." says the attorney who describes himself as "just" .John Doe crtwm" with no real aspirations beyond that. FronaPageAI · GARDENS ... park properties. Plans arc to clear and till lh<' plots free of charge and to ins tall temporary s prinkler systems us ing a felleral revenue s hanng ;.ii location .m ade available to the county. Took Money HONG KONG (AP> -Cathay Pacific Airways acknowl edged today that on e of its senior employes received SB0,000 from Lockheed Aircraft Corp. to help the American firm promote sales of its TriStar airliner in the Far East. ORANGE COAST '" ~::~;,:;f~,~'::'~',~:..'.1r, ~!~~:;;::; ;.,,,·:: :;, ::; (OA\l l'ubll\.hlnQ(Omf) .. nY Vtut••tt-.<hHt1n• ~,fl OVblt'tt\l'ft Mtm(l11y th•l')lfyh ( ttt'-tY t 1t tn· I·• M•· .. "I, r.J,....,(l<ftl n .. 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"'" 495·0630 CJ>n_,.lol\t, tt14 O'•f"lor C "H fl•1hllV!1,,.., C""' 0-flY t.4 M'fl>\ \I•""'· 111.,; ,ffttl<""''\ t 1~1Nlttl f'f<iall•r er eth''" 11'"'''•"" n~'"'" 11 •t I" r•&rb1tvrr1t w•U\O"t \P•''"' i> •'•I\ "'n t•I (_~ytf!it\'"""'"'"' ~tA,llli•f tr t I"~'' 1'" fl t '' ' , .. Mr '· t.-utcitl'li·• "l ,t • • 1 -., t,, ' 1 ' \. ' r tt r, t -t., I\,& I 1 l• • '' it"'• uo 1!1 •t \ ,.. r-Jt - Tueld1y. r ebruary 10. 1976 D•lly Ptl .. Sl .. f PNto Reliving History Serrano I nlc rmediate School sludenls who raised $50 for the preser vation of El To1·o's one-room school house arc given a guided l our by Mrs. J eanne Gagnebin of the Saddle back J\ rca llistorical Society. Students (from left) are Dana Meisn er, Robyn Pig none. Diane Murphy, Mrs. Gagnebin, Kris tin Carlson, along with adviser Perry Stampfel (r1g hU. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From Page Al Illness Debated IJCl-IJplaeld Student's Suit Nixed by :Jndg Expelled UC Irvine student Bruce MacNaughton remained that way today when Orange County S uperior Court Judge Lloyd E . Blanpied Jr aJ(ain ruled that he had no c11u.Se of ~1c Uon against the un iversity. Upholding d efe nse arguments filed by lawyers for UCI and Ch a nc e llor Danie l Aldrich. Judge Blanpied commented that MacNaughton, 42, or 4725 Royce Road, Irvine, failed to take ad· vantage of the administrative op portunilies offered him when he was dis missed last June26. MacNaughton is seeking re - instatement to the academic pro· gram, an opportunity lo com· plete the mast er ·s course he "" as taking at the time of his ex· puls ion and $4 .3 millio n in damages. Mac Naught on 's e xplusion came when he failed to complete a number of a ssignments in his science course after sever al warnings. He later accused instructors or acting maliciously in failing to ad- vise the administration or ht.) plans to make up "incompletes .. in his studies. MacNaughton said another r e- ason for his expuls ion lay in the fact that he circulated <.in essay e ntitled "0 r g a n iialion a l Surviva l" on campus shortly before he was asked lo leave. MacNaughton, a former owner of a pet food company, states hL' is being punis hed for cxposini! various flaws in UCl's Graduatt.· School of Management. He claims he is also being punished by the school for seek- 1ng remstatem\•n l lh1ough 111·111111 take n by the Amc1·1ca11 C:1 .. i1 L1be1·ties Union The former student daims t hat l lCI administrators arc motiv:it ed again!>t him lllrough Jcalou),y of his business and acndcm1c powers. Attorney Biil Shefticlcl toJay said Ma<.·Nau g hton 's new al· tempt to negotiate the pretrial stage of the lawsuit faill'd "because we ran up against <i judge who doesn't know the l;.iw "Ile do es n 't read h 1-. paperwork and he dr;~m·t rm derstand the problem. Shcfficlct :;aid ... Nevertheless we :.hall fr lc an am ended complaint in Uw hope that even Judge Blanpwd m ight be able to comprehend rl. ' AtOJn Plant Potential Disaster? NEW YORK (U Pl) -A Con Edison atomic power plant near New York City is .. an accident waiting to happen" that could be the world's largest peacetime' catastrophe if faulty steam equipment explodes, says 3 nuclear safely eng ineer. .. If 1 had the authority, I would today require fndian Point No 2 l o s hut down ," Roberl 0 . Pollard. a project m anager for the federa l Nuclear Regulator Commission said Monday. ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE Vle)o Lawyer Hulay MVLawyer Declares Candidacy William Jlulsy, a conservative 33·ycar -old attorney from Mis- sion Viejo, has announced his candidacy for the 74th Assembly District seal being vacated by Hobert Oadham. In 1974, llulsy ran for Orange County District Altomey against Cecil Hicks. In 1972 he managed U1c primary campaign of then Conl:res~man J ohn Schmitz. llulS). a d~puly prosecutor for the City of Long BeaC'h, said he worked on behalf or Goldwater and Hcai:an campaigns in the J!)t)()s. In Jll69 0 <'nn1s Carpenter, State RC'publtc.tn Chairman, appointed I lulsy chief :.1dm1nislrative of· freer of the Hepublican State Central Committee. QUAKE •.. said. The city•s l}OOr. who had no <'ars . s lept outs idl' in parks and OPl'n are:.is, wrapp1'xplos ion al the plant at Buchanan, N. Y ., about 30 milt•s north of New York City 1n Westchester County. But he said lhe facility's poor design and cons truction have· c.·reated the hig h ris k of a steam c-xplosion which could releusc fi!,. s ionable products into the at· mospherc. Jlul!>y, hrs wife Karen and their five d)1ldre n have lived in Orange C•>Unty since 1968. He :-.ervl•d a s pres ide nt or the 1\egC'~ln 1111 lc; Homeowners As- 1-oc1Jt1on Ill I !>71. Y Pre-sclwol Class Offered American suppl it.•:-. began to ;.ir n ve at the city's jct airport by midday Wednesd ay. Its runway:-.. surprisingly. were not damaAl'cl , although the t e rminal "a:-. destroyed. .. The Uuited States came with airplanes and big, b1).! trucks. They brought metlrcirw, nurses and supplres. The planes c:imc every five or 10 minutes." Mr!>. Muadisaid. The s uppliC's wc·re sorely needed. Al Roo:o.e \.ell llo:.p1tal. where her husba11d rs a r Jnkrng member of the medical st:iff. three m onths of mt'd1cal '-UJlfllil'S were exhaus ted in onl' rlav. It wa'\ the only Gu .itC'm~la.Crty.hosp1l ,ll left standing after the quakes. she said. The h ospital. built w ith Am eri can and Guate malan monev, has ROO beds. Mor e than :1,000 i1ersons wer e hou:.cd there l;1st WednC!>cJay.shcs JHl Mrs. ~1uadi aµpci1lt•cl fc>r dona lions from lot.ii n·~1dt'l\ts ~lw :-1a1d thcv rn ,1v lw I akt·n to Ch;11k'-. Liquor~. :i.i 21;2 l>olw11 y l'a r k Hoad. Cap1str;1n11 ll•':1ch. or directed tn 1.os 1\ngrlt·..,·hu:-.1•tl n · lref ori::a n 11.:1t wns From Pog.-11 I PATTY ... With .1 whi;;pcry voicr• that w <ic; harely a11<l1hle al l11nrs, thr palt• ncwsp:1per h<>i rt'Ss s :rnl fli ght was futile a" t"" o s11nw1nJ,! SLI\ mcm bcrs l·1111t 111111•d I" r a rry on lhe lc>gar.v of lhos1• who dll'd to 1mpnson hl'r forC'\'l'r 111 :i m1•nt;,il dungeon. Shr ~.aid -.tw watclwd the Mav 17. 197 \ sh1'K,to11t iJt Los Anr,ele5 on :1 tc·ll•v1swn set in an nahe1m nwt1•l "Where could l go"" shl' asker! sPveral lim<'s. :-.,1) mg lh<' SL1\ convinced he r that she had b<'cn <i handonecf Ly her family and 1hat lhc FUI wunll'll hL•r dead. Oy TOM BARI.EV Of t~t Dally Piiot St.alt SujX?rior Court J udge Lloyd E. Rlanpied Jr. reduced many set· t l c m c nt dema nd s of ConJ(ress m an An drew J . llinshaw's wife, Thais, Monday in granting the couple's divorce. Hinshaw, however, convicted earlier in another court o n bribery ch arges. n ow finds himself facing :inolher SJ.365 in IC'ga l bills lh<i L mus t be pa id within 90 days. Jn hrs rulin~ that dissolved the l\\O year marna~c. J udge Dian. Two Injured In Santiago Jeep Accident Two m t•n wen• inJurcd l\tonday m th<.• Santi;1go Pt·~tk a rea of Sad- <llchack Mo unt a in when their jN•p skiddrcl off muddy. n arrow Div1dC' Ho:11l and rolled 175 feel <luwn an embankment. Orivcr Th omas M a rlin l/oll:1rhidt'. 28. of Fullerton, was thrown from the jt.•ep. which rolled on him on 1ls way downhill. I>ollarh1dc sufrcrcd a broken left arm. ltrs pass<'ngcr, Dale Rak, 24, Los i\ngcle:-., remained in the <'::tr. Rad had a fractured nose ~ind facial laceration<;. The men had a citizen's band radio in the jeep, which they used to s ummon help. A ham radio operator reC'eivcd their distress C'a ll and contacted county fire men. Rad wcalhcr prevented a heli copter rescue. The sherif£ and California Highway Patrol dispatched 4·whcel drive units to the scene. The two injured men were tal<en to Chapman General Hospital in Orange. arm Vote Bid to Ban Handgun Killed Wt\Slll NG TON <U PI) -The House Judiciary Comm11Lcc today killed lci;islation that would h ave impost•d a nation wide ban on all handguns except for tho'<' O\'t,ned hy police and certified gun clubs. Tfll'homm1ttcc, by a 25·8 vote, defeated an :Jm<'ndmrnt hy H£>p. J ohn Conyers. (D·Mich.), which would have b:lnnexi."' ing 1~u n rontrol l aws. nlso killed an amendment thnl would h ~1 v<.' let handgun owners keep existing , firearms, whil<' h :mning th(• future manufacture, im· port al ion a nd rt:salc of llll handguns . Thal a 11a.·1HI mcnt. l)fft•n•. \\ :1o;; deft> at P<l :.!2· IO .• lic>p. Hohc.•r t ,'\l<:Clory, (lt.IJJ. >.said duri ng debate on the• ~unt'ndml'nls. "I don'l know if we want to dcpri,·c l aw nh1dini: c1t1t<.•ns of their rights to keep halldl!Un.:' . ' pied indicated he does not hcli <'ve the 48·year-old ex-Mrs. Hins haw 1s as severely affli cted with multiple scle r osis as was claimed by her lawyer m week· long hearings. There was very little cvidcnee or any serious disease Dec 20. 1972. according to c·olor photo- graphs taken of the couple during their wedding. the juri!>t noted in a 12-pagc ruling granting the divorce And he further repeatedly oh ser ves th a t muc h of M f'i Hin s hav.·s <1pparc ntly in capacitating condition may be psychiatric in nature Judge Dlanp1ed prcdi<'ts that the lifting of the mental strain as a res ult of his ruling may even have a beneficial errecl on her condition He r e>Ject cd Mrs. llins huw'-. claim for lifetinw fi nancwl !>Up port on those grounds and rules that he r share of community pro· perty valued b y him al S2!>, t:IO shall be SI 1,200. Mrs. Hinshaw. whose nam e <1f Worthen is restored hy Judge' Blanpied. gets 1973 Cou~ar. 1972 L i n coln and 1966 Pont1a« automobiles as pa rt of that setllc· ment plus he r s hare of an SS.BOO condominium o nce owned by the couple. "It would be a catastrophic ac· C'ident la rger tha n a nything cl:.1· that has occurred in peacetinw," Pollard said . "\V h:1l wc·r<' talk· rng about 1s the r adioactive t•on· tum1nation of hu ndrcds of 5'111.11 L· miles and thous ands of dl'Ulh~ " Poll ard, 36. ;in clec:trit·al engineer who has s upen·1scd safe t v evaluations of !>ev 1·11 nude-a r plants for the• cor.1 m1ssron. announced hi.;; rc•s1j!nJ uon effeC'trve Feb t:J t11 11111tt·~t alleged federal suppression of the potential dangc·rs I le !>.ml hr woultl tak e a p o ... t \\llh .t i\tass:ichusetts rt•s1·~1rl'h ~rnup .. I heli~' c U S rcgulJluq commissions have routinely con· cealcd the. e xistence of rnu 1or safety problem s." Pollard saul. ··1 cannot in good consc1<>nce re- main silent about the penis or llw country 's n uclear power pro· gram " T he Indian P omt complt•x rnn· sists of three nudc;1r p1)v. Pr plants. No. I anti N11 2. ~lmh .11·1• t1wn<.'Cl bv Con Ed. <11111 pla11t :\11 :1. which 'the St :ill' l'uwl'r J\uth111 t 1v bought fro m the utilil~ 1:1~1 vcar fur s:i!J.t mrl llon and 1·xrwc1-i · io put into operat11111 hy lh1:. :.uni mer . A Con Erl "l'Ol-l•sman ~aul :\n 2. which is the <1111~ plant n11 w oper at1nJ?. produce:-. x1:1 .11110 kilowatts of ell'C'l rinlv an<l :-.,I\ t•fl eustomers about St:ii m11l1011 111 fuel co!'>Ls last year. WHO'S BEHIND YOU ? Motht•rs "ho \\ant some lime Ill th1>rns('ln·s l'an lake their pre~ ~l'lll>olrrs to lht.• Sa<ldleback \ allc:y Y ;\fCA Fridays for cr afts, songs :rn<I gamt•s. said Steve \ oun~ C'\c•c·utl\ e th rector . <: h 1 I r! re· n 2 1 .: t o 5 y e a r s parl1c1p.1tt· 1n the program. \\ h1c:h runs from 9 :i m. to 2 p.m. Chrldn·n hnn~ sack lunches and ;tr<• prm l<kd \\ 11 h snacks and cir 1111" <.'o'>t ftir ttw pro1?ram is S1 per c·hild H<.'~rslratron 1s required by tl.1• W1•tlrw-.d<1v rn·ccdrng each Fr1dJ\ :-. program i\rlditrnn:i l information is r1varlaht.-lrqm the Y, 23131 01.mg1' ,\\'1• 1n l·;I Toro; BJ(). Y;\lC1\ Pr,·sirl~nt Church? \\',\!'l tll~CTI J N <Af'> -Cam· p ~11 g11 111 a 11ag1•r s ror unan- 11\Hllln'tl pr 1•s1cknl1al hopcf11l !->t 11 r 1 :rni.. 1 'hurch ~ire scurrying 111 n•ll1·1·t 1•1111111.:h money by i-~eb. :·1 "" tlwv t'.1n clarm federal 111.1•rh111g 11111.l s while the 1 ·1•!11•1 .11 J·:h•t·tron <:om mission is 'ltll h~11dltng l'.inrhdutc ccrtifica - 1 ion. How much do guarantees mean? It depends on the item involved and the manufacturer. A $100.000 house 1s guaranteed for ONE year Most au tomobiles are guaranteed from 30 day"> to one year Most electrical products are guaranteed from 00 days to one year Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry 1s TWO YEARS for manufacturing defects. The feeling rs that manutacturrng defects wall surface w1th1n that two year penod. Beyond th1s. these manufacturers feel there are too many variables rn the usage to give coverage beyond that period. Don't be misled by '"Phoney" guarantees. They are prorated. based on mill-invoice costs. plus padding and labor to change By the time you figure them up. 1t usually costs more to change than the original purchase price. Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance of complaints rs not because of defects but because of improper mstallotaon. We minrmrzc the number of complaints by having the best installers around. Also. wo deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems. Ouymg from Alden's will give you the greatest secunty. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·installation. custom draperies Ii 1 ., JJ'\ •• ' 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA. CA LIF. 9'1627 • PHONE. 646·.4838 -646 2J5S, Irvine EDITION ~ Today's Cioslng N.Y. Stoeks VOL. 69, NO. 41 , 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 TEN CENTS ··Clerk .Says ·Patty Fired SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -preventinlrod~nofevidence hadbeen caugtittryingtosteala m y back t ryin g to prot ect l>atricia Hears t fired "two about events which took place pair of socks, a nd his wife, William Harris ." bunts" of bullets at employes of after the Aprll 15, 1974, bank rob-Emily. Then gunfire came from ::i an Inglewood sporting goods bery for which Mias Hearst is Shepard said be followed vehicle in a shopping center store trying to arrest one of her standing trial. Harris out of the store and tried parking lot across the street. lddnapers in May 1974, a young The 21 -year-old newspaper to put handcuffs on him on the with a person hanging out the clerk testified today at her bank heiress testified at the hearing sidewalk. window firing a weapon that robbery trial. Monday, admitting she fired a "Were you successful?" asked "looked somewhat like a rifle." Anthony E . Shepard, a clerk at machinegun and a carbine prosecutor J a m es L. Browning He said the bullets from "two Mel's Sporting Goods. took the "without thinking" at the store in· J r. bursts of fire" just missed him. stand with the jury absent from the Inglewood section to help free "Only on one wrist." The clerk, who had Harris the courtroom on the second day Symbionese Liberation Army Shepard said that during the down on the ground until the of a hearing on defense efforts to member William Harris, who scuffle. Emily Harris "was on shooting started. said he look * * * * * * Two Bursts cover by lying down behind a light pole In which bullet holes were later found. Harris jumped over some shrubbery. the center divider or the street and ran to the van. Shepard said he followed the vehicle for several blocks in his own car and s aw the terrorists switch to a stolen aut.Q. He said he backed off after the third occu· pant of the van -Miss Hearst - * * * walked down the street toward him carrying a carbine. Defe n se Attorney F. Lee Bailey did not cross-examine Shepard. Mi ss Hearst admitted Monday that she also helped rob a bank in San Francisco, took part in the kidnaping of a high school stu· dent and trekked back and forth across the country with radicals without trying to escape. * * * C·oastal Propos~ Revealed Burton Liz's Welsh Wizard LONDON (AP) -On the morning after their second wedding, Richard Bw :.on had "two of the reddest and blurriest eyes I have encountered,'' recalls the bride, actress Elizabeth Patty Reveals Sexual SACRAMENTO <UPI> Conservation is t ·supported legislation to enact permanent controls on the development of the scenic California coastline was ann o unced today amid warnings it faced stiff opposition. The legisla tion was spawned by voter approval or the bitterly contested 1972 coastline protec- Uon initiative which created a series of commissions to tern· porarily regulate coastal de· velopment and draft a perma· nentplan. Sen. Anthony C. Beilenson <D· Los Angeles), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and sponsor of the proposal. warned of an "extremely difficult" road ahead and called on supporters of the initiative to "re·enlist in the fight to save the coast.·· He said the measure sought to protect "the scenic beauty of the coast, encourage its orderly and balan ced developme nt, guar antee public access. plan for siting of energy facilities and power plants and to increase the opportunities for public recrea- tion." The measure. supported by the Sierra Club a nd other conserva· tionist organizations, would ex· <See COAST, PageA2) ~ . Quake Victim Tells Horror Of Disaster By FREDERICK SCllOEME11L Of~ Oally f'lloUt•H "All the people were screaming like they were crazy ... people everywhere, crying, screaming, bleeding ... " Tears welled in Maria Muadi's eyes as she told of the horrors of the Guatemalan earthquakes that have left an estimated 17.000dead since Wednesday. (Related story, photo, A4l Mrs. Muadi. wife of a promi- nent Guatemala City physician. left the devastated country Satur· day amid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 4l·year-old husband, Isam, remained behind. Mrs. Muadi is staying at the Capistrano Beach home of Mr. and Mrs. George Chade. Mrs. Chadeis Mrs. Muadi'ssister. "You fell like you were a little piece of paper," said Mrs. Muadi in halting English as s he described the fi rsl jolt that struck (See QUAKE, Page A2) Or:~:cJ,:•st w ·eathf"r Decrea sing c louds tonight with sunny skies and warmer temperatures Wednesday, according to the weather service. Slightly warmer with highs of 60 at the beaches and 65 Inland. Chance of rain near zero tonight and Wednes· day. INSIDE TODAY A poUce olf icer who tried to talk a 16-yeor·old friend into turning over his rifle, was forced to kill the boy m a heated $fondofl. Sto771 M . Index Al Y-WYl<t AJ Aft!\ UftfttS ••-.. m•ck llJ Mo.,., Tr" L.M ... ,. At "'°wit\ Cll"-""• AS Mlrtllal l"vn1U a. .. 11-a .. u N.tllenal Nnn Olftll<t IJ Or.1,... townlf 8t AIO II' ••O •• Al et.u .. •• eJ Ptf'Cll• Dt•I~ '""'" •• ~·h lllllort•I P•..-"' Slee\ ""''''h l"ttrtl tftt'Wftt f t l•W•t\10" l"IMntt -A 10 I I f'f\f•I•" Ho,_KOP< 8J WO.•<""· tft1trrNO•on At Worlct Ht'#'\ Ill 1 114. AIO 11 .,, "' 114 .... Assaults in SLA Closet ·Taylor. "I crawled into bed beside him and just held him very close," she said in an interview with the British maga zi ne "Woman."" My Welshman is indeed a wizard. He woke about three hours later refreshed as if be had just been christened. .. . "How can you get mad at anyone s o utterly out· rageous?'' Saddleback Panel Eyes 2nd School Trustees of the Saddleback Community College Dis trict agreed Munday night to appoint a citizens advisory committee to study the feasibility of a second campus in the Tustin-Irvine area. The committee h as been charged with the site location of the northern area college, de- veloping a funding plan, and to make recommendation& on the timing for land acquisition. Trustees approved the com- mittee's fotmatlon by a 4-1 vote over the objections of Laguna Beach trustee Larry Taylor who has steadfastly opposed the building of a second campus. Sunny Days Ahead By HILARY KAVE Ot"'-0<111,~llolSUH The current. week·lcng storm that brought more than six in- ches of rain to some parts of Orange County is expected to bow out tonight -leaving in its place mostly clear skies and warmer temperatures. Weather forecasters predict a less than 10 percent chance of showe rs tonight and Wednesday. although some cloudiness may remain. The thermometer is ex· peeled to reach the high 60s Wed· nesday. The fi ve-day forecast shows no sign of more rain. 11ccording to weathermen. Between 2.5 and 6.5 inches of rain were recorded at local rain stations during the past seven days, but the showers caused no serious problems. Officials throughout the county echoed the belief that if the rain had fallen harder and faster, fl ooding and mudslides could have occurred. as in other areas of Southern California. Because the rain was light at most times. the earth did not become oversoaked, even in · (See RAIN, PageA2) UPI T•lfll"°IO PATTY HEARST'S PARENTS RETURN TO TRIAL Daughter Describes Her Life With SLA Terrorists ''l'm sure we cannot finance any part of the second campus without increasing our tax base, which requires a vote of the peo· pie," Taylor said. "We won't be in a position to develop a second campus in five years." Board members have been eyeing a second campus in the . northern area of the 365-square· mile district to accommodate future growth in Irvine. Settlement Demands -Cut Plans call for the establish- ment of a satellite campus this fall and a permanent campus by 1981. Judge Discounts Ex-Mrs. Himhaw's Illness The committee members are to be nom inated jointly by trustees and Supt. Robert Lom· bardi and are to make their re- commendations by April 12. President Church? WASHINGTON <A P> -Cam· paign man ager s for unan- nounced presidential hopeful Sen. Frank Church are scurrying to collect enough money by Feb. 21 so they can claim federal matching funds while the Federal Election Commission is still handling candidate certifica· ion. By TOM BARLEY Ol lM Oa lly PllOI Stall Superior Court Judge Lloyd E. Blanpied Jr. reduced many set· tlement demand s of Congressman Andrew J . Hinshaw's wife. Thais. Monday in granting the couplc·s divorce. Hinshaw, however, convwted earlier in another court on bribe ry c harges , now finds himself facing another SJ.365 in leg::il bills that must be paid within 90 days. In his ruling that dissolved the two year marriage, Judge Blan- pied indicated he docs no~ believe the 48-year·Old ex-Mrs. Hinshaw is as severely afflicted with multiple scleros is as was claimed by her lawy<.'r in week· long bearings. Expelled Student Loses U Cl Lawsuit Expelled UC Irvine student p Bruce MacNaughton remai~d that way toda y when Orange County Superior Court Judge Lloyd E . Blanpied Jr. again ruled that he had no cause of ac· lion against the university. Upholding defense arguments filed by lawyers for UCI and Chan cellor Daniel Aldrich, Judge Blanpied commented thnt MacNaughton, 42, or 4725 Royce Road, Irvine. failed to take nd· vantage of the administrative op- portunities offered him when he was d ismissed last.June26. MacNaughton is seeking re· instatement to t he academic pro· j'.!ram. an opportunity to <:Olll· plctr th(' mnster's course he was t..1k1ng at the lill1C Of hi:-l'X pulsion and $4.3 m illion in damages. M acN aughton 's explus ion came when he failed to complete a number of assii:inments 111 his science course after several warnings. He later accused instructors of acting maliciously in failing to ad· vise the administration of his plans to make up "incomplctes" in his studies. MacNaughton said another re- ason for his expulsion lay in the fact that he circulated an ess<.1y e ntitled "Organizat1on<il Sunlval" on campus shortly bt>fore he was ask rd lo l<.'a\·c MacNaughton, a former owm•r 11( a pet foot! ('om pun~. 'IWte!> he (Scl' STU OF.NT. I' age A2> There was very little evidence of any serious dis<.'asc Dec. 20. 1972. according to color photo- graphs taken or the couple durinj! their wedd\ng. the jurist noted m a 12-pagc ruhng grantini! the divorce. And h<' further re)X'atrdly ob· s erves th nt much of Mrs Hinshaw's apparently in· capacitating condition may be psychiatric in nature. Judge Blanpied predicts that the liftin~ of the m<.'nlal strain as a result of his rulinl! may even have a beneficial effect on her condition. lie rejected Mrs. llinshaw 's claim (or lifetime financial sup· port on those grounrb and rules that her shMl' of community pro- O•lly "Ool ~1111 Pllolt STILL CUT OF SCHOOL Ex·UCI Stu<lc nt MCNQughton perty valued by him at 529,130 shall be Sll,200 Mrs Hinshaw , whose namr of Worthen is restored by Judge Blanpird. gNs 1973 Cougar . 1972 Lincoln a nd 1966 Pontiac automobiles as part of that settle- ment plus her share of an SS.800 condominium once owned by the couple Judl?e Blanpied further ruled that 16 boxes of personal possession·s held by the District AUornry·s Office in safe kreping throughout the divorce proceed· ings arc Mrs. lfinshaw's and must he· returned lo her. Hins haw w:i~ further ordered lo pay for l\I rs. Jlins h;nv's psyd11atric tn•u t ment for the next l\\O y<>ars up lo a maximum of S200 a month and to continue lo makt• l11s fr~lt•ral mrdrcal in suranCC' rovl'ragc ava1)ahle tr> hl•r. .Judgr fllanpied rcfusrd t<> al· . low lrgn I r ees of $7 .000 demanded l>y Mrs Hmshaw 's attornt'y . NotrnJ! that lhrn• had been (SN· 111 NSllA \\', Page 1\2) Nixon Death Remark Told WA SHINGTON <AP> Pr, . .,; dt•nt Bwhard Nixon on<'c tnltl a ~roup nf congressmen, "I can go in mv office and pick up n telephone and in 25 minute!'., mil lions of pt>opl ci will h(' dco<l." according to Rep Charles Rose <l> N C> Ro~c snid Nixon w;1 .. di5cuss- ing the power of his offic<' with aoout 30 <'o ns.:rcsc;m<'n nt one or st>vl•ral IWc•akf<t~ls held by Nixon '1uring "Operation ('an.IOI ~· ;_1 Whit,. Jlo11'>1' ttfforl to .. t;l\'1• 11ff 11n1wac·hm l'lll 11rt)Cl'l'cli n~s Bizarre Account Revealed · SAN FRA NCISCO (AP) - Weaving a chilling saga or fear and degradation, Patricia Hearst says her Symbionese Liberation Army kidnapers forced her to embrace violent revolution and enslaved her mind with the belief she would never escape the ter· rorisl underground. Fightin g back tears . Miss Hearst finally told her story to the world Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PAlTY-A5 at her bank robbery trial. lt was a bizarre account of weeks in darkness. sexual assault, months of living with the recurring threat of death and a night of watching some of her most vicious torm~tors die in flames. She start~d t he courtroom with her declaration that she had been sexually assaulted by SLA member William Wolfe when kept blindfolded in a closet for several weeks after her Feb. 4. 1974, kidnaping. She said her June 7, 1974. taped eulogy of Wolfe and the other SLA members who died in the fire was written by William and Emily Harris. In the tape. she proclaimed her love for Wolfe. calling him "the gentlest. most beautiful man 1 've ever known." On the witness stand, however. she portrayed Wolfe as callous . As Bailey questioned her: Q. Did you. in fact. have any af· feet ion for William Wolfe? A.No. Q. Did William Wolfe ever do anything offensive to you? A Yes. Q. Whatd1d hcdo? A. He assaulted me sexually. Chokin g bac k tears. Miss Hearst said Wolfe accosted her in the closet a month after her kid·· naping and wasn't the only SLA member to sexually abuse her. Bailey did not pursue the matter further. Testifying with the jury absent. she said she took part in the robbery only out of fear of de· ath ·and said she never surren· dered because remaining SLA members threatened to stalk her for the rest of her life if she did. She was captured Sepl.18. (See PATTY, PageA2) Ul>I ftlfl) ... w PATTY'S 'ATTACKER' SLA Member Wol1e ' .-\2 DAil. Y PILOT Tuold•y. Fib1uaty 10, 1978 ,.,.... Pflfle AJ RAIN ••• areu charred lu recent fires. ----~Jndsi nts did occur ln some areas . Officials In Fourfliiil ~ VaJley report that water Oooded 7 a yard and garage nc~ir un Edison Company easement neur Talbert Avenue, but caused little damage. In Huntington Beach, a service ditch beneath Crystal Street col- Japsed and created a hole in the road. No Injuries r esulted and c l· ty crews qujckly repaired the damage, according to a city of· Cirial. Harbor patrolmen al both Dana Point Harbor and Newport. Harbor were kept busy in recent days securing loose boats and pumping out flooded boats. Wettest area of the county Is still Silverado Canyon, which re· ported 1.40 Inches Monday, br- inging the s torm total to 6.44 in- ches and the season total to 8.74 inches -the sam e figure as last year at this date. In San J uan Capistrano, .36 in· ches' fell Monday, bringing the . storm total to 4.97 inches. Season total 1.s 6.14 inches, compared to 6. 73 last year. Jn Huntington Beach, .19 in- ches were recorded Monday. The s torm has dropped 2.62 inches there and the season total is 3.66 inches. Last year the r eading was 6.81 inches. Jn Newport ~acb, a .31 reading was r e- corded Monday, bringing the total to 2.82 for the season, in comparison to 7.66 inches last year. Atolll Plant Potential Disaster? NEW YORK CUPI> -A Con Edison atomic power plant near New York City is "an a ccident wailing to happe n" that could be the world's largest peacetime catas t rophe if f a ulty steam e quipment explodes, says a nuclear sa!ely engineer. ' "If I had the authority, I would today require Indian Point No. 2 lo s hut d o wn ," Robert D . Pollard, a project manager for the federal Nuclear Regulator Comm ission said Monday. Pollard told a news confer ence there was no danger of an atomic explos ion a t the pla nt at Buchanan, N.Y., about 30 miles north of New York City in Westchester County. But he said the facility's poor design and construction have created the high risk of a s team explosion which could release fis- sionable products ioto the at- mosphere . "It would be a catastrophic ac- cident la rger than anything else· that has occurred in peacetime," Pollard said . "What we're talk· ing about is the radioactive con- tamination of hundreds of square miles and thousands of deaths." Poll ard, 36, an electrical engineer who h as supervised s a fely evalu ations or seven nuclear plants for the com - mission, announced his resigna- tion effective Feb. 13 to protest alleged federal s uppression of the potential dangers. He said he would t a k e a pos t with a Massachusetts research group. ··I believe U.S . regulatory commissions have routinely con- cealed the existence of major safety problems." Pollard said. "I cannot in good conscience rc>- main silent about the perils of the country's nuclear power pro- gram." The Indian Point complex con- sists o r three nuclear power plants, No. 1 and No. 2. which arc. owned by Con Ed, and plant N?. 3, which the State Power Authori- ty bought from the utility last year for $394 mill_ion and ~xpects' to pul into operation by this sum· mer •. ORANGE COAST '"" °''~ t~,,, o_..,, r,10., ~'" -."•<~ ·~<n•" tl'n. N•"'°' Pt• t.1ri1 1, punt1\.N-ctt" 1~ Ot1tl'I~ (O.''·' f1v41h 'lhm•tCort O•HlV ~'"''''" ·~t+li(ilt'l .. ,O . uuhh \ht-41 Mtd•O••Y tnt1rv•1n f •uf n• hU C u•tA MtW. Nf'Wl>Otl l>r1t<l't, .,. ... ,,.,r"KI~'"' llit .. ,,.. , """ tte•n V•H""· tr•1nf". S1•dOll'\l-AO VAll••v ••··• l 80""" hli•<.n/~lf' CoA\I A "no'" rt'Q ~11 ~' • ..,,,,. ,, QUOfl\"41(f S-"'ft.1td1U\ f4l'<f Sut'IWJ.• .. , '"•' pot'W1P41t pu041\l\1nQ j)f.1t\I I\ ~t llO W-\I u .. , ~tttlt<..oit• Mt'\•1 C.-Mornht tl.:t Robert N. 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"" t """ ,, .. 111 ,ff ,.....,,. ,,,,,,_ .. _, c._.t1it"''"·' ,~ , '"' ,,,, ''"' t \ I\ n'll r-,..,19 r.r m.t·il.A nm .nHHt m111.u.,Gnol f\fllh01 \_· t ""°"'"·· , I (I 0•1•v Pito• Stl'ft PhOto FAMILY SAFE -Mrs. Mana Muarl1. :n. and her four <:hildren arrived safely in Capistrano Oca<:h from ea rthquake· ravaged G uatcmala Saturday lo stay with rel atives. Her husband, a phys ician. remnincct behind. Childr en. clockwise from left, are (;ahricllt'. .'i, ll<:rbcrto, ll , Juan Carlos, 16, and Maria Isabel, 8. Front Page Al QUAKE .•. at3:15a.m. Wednesday. After the s hock, the Mu adis gathered their four children mto the family's two C<J rs and drMc lo Mixco. a suburb, hopinJ? to find a new home intact lt hau been leveled. "The next three nights we slept in ourcars Noonewantedtoslccp inside the buildtnf!S. Th('y we re afraid or more carthqu<Jkcs," ~he said. The city's poor. who h<1d nu cars, slept outside in parks und open areas, \vrapp<'d in ~heels and blankets, Mrs . Muadi said. American supplies begun to ar rive at the city's 1ct airport by midday Wednesday. Its runw<i ys, surprisingly, were not d<Jm<Jge Muadisaid. The supplies were sorely needed. At Roose"ell Hospalal, where her husband is a ranktnJ.1 member of the medical s taff. three months of medical !>Uppl1cs were exhausted in one day. lt was the only Guatemala City hoi.pit:il left standing after the quakes, :.h<' said. The hos pital. built with American an d G11att.'mal.1n money, has 800 beds. More than 3.000 per1;vns werl' housed there last Weclncsday. she said. Mrs. Muad1 appealed for don<• lions from local r es1dt11Hs. Sh<.• said they may be tu ken lo Clrndl'"' ·Liquo rs. 342tl2 Doheny !';irk Road, Capistrano 11e a(·h. or directed to Los A ng<•I(·.., h<•i.l·d 1 e her organization'> "We an· so th<Jnkful for all the helµ from the J\m•·m·an pcopll' They ha\C opc1wd thc•ar h<•Jrl'> l11 our country." she <;,llfl, Man Departs A/ ter Handing , I ~· ·Over Body LONG BE/\Clf (/\P) -Police said today they a re looking for a man who left the body or an un- identified woman at a Long Reach hospital and then drove a wur without giving his name. Pollet' sauJ Hwy were trying to confirm the Hkntity of the woman." hulll lh<'Y s;.ml hac1 been beaten to death at l<.>ast 1i hours before s he w;1s dtoppe<l al the hospital. lnvcstigators ~aul she was bcliev(•u lo haH' been a 39.ycar- old rc:-.1dcnl of I'\ apa. She was left :1t St. 1\1 ary llospat al on Monday hv a m:.in who drovc away im· rnediately .1rt er onkrltes helped him lift the \I.Oman from his car. Rclallvcs or the Napa woman in the Long Beach area called police and said they fear('d the .... oman had been killed, officers said f 'rorre Page Al HINSHAW. • • ''bad hlood" hC'tween opposing law,·c>rs rluring the divorce hear- 1nj! :.ror no n •asons that I can Un· derstand" he M't the award at $2,!)00 111· also rejects the pl aint1 N"'s ar1~um1•nt ttwt l\lr:;. Jlinsh<Jw was lured bv llins haw fmrn her :!O·Yl'.'ar mtirnage to Las Vegas contractor M ux Worthen "She knnw111gly left a secure m:irrial-!t' " .1 utl J-!l' Tllanpicd said /\nrl he fuillwr c·1md11dcd lh;.il lhnsha\\ would nevt•r have mar- ncd a \\om an as ill J S Mrs. lltn-.haw m.Hk h<'rself out Lo be during the llt\'or ce mqwry. f 'rom PagP A I PATTY HEARST . • • With :.i whispcn• ,·01n· 1h;i\ w;1.., barely aud11Jlc :1l l11m''>, llw p.1lt• newspaper ht•tress saHI flighl was futile as t"o .,urv1\'1ng SI.A membcri; con\1nuetl to ..:arry 011 the legacy of LhosP who cl1t•d lo imprison her for<''''·r 111 a m ental dungeon. She s~11cl ~he watcht•d the May 17, 1~171 ~hr14Jlout al Los /\rfgeles un u lt>lt•v1s11m sc>l man Anaheim mote l. "Where coulcl I i.:rf'" sh1• askctl c.c,·1•r;ll t1nH:s. s.1,mg the SLA com meed h('I' thJt -,hl' had bPen .1hnnrlont•ri by h<'r family and that till' FBI wallll'U ~rdl?ad. Mass llt•arsl renounced a ll her laved comml1n1quC's from the SL/\ as proctuets uf cocn·ion. anti said she w:is J l'>n·cd tr> hC'IJJ rob a h:mk and lat1·r I i'll LI teen.ager I hat she tictctl 11 et•ly. Shi' s aid s he w:is threatened \\1th death "hundreds of Limes." Firearm Vote Bid to Ban Handgun Killed WASltlN(;-fON I I'll The> Hou se Judiciary Committee· tmlay killl·d tcgislntion lhal would have 1mpost•ci a n:1ttr11iw1clc han on all handguns except for those owned by police and t•crtificd gun clubs. 1• The t·om m illr<·. hy a 25-8 vote, defeat ed an ' ~mcndmE.•nt hv H ep .John (;on}l'rS, (0 -Mich. ), which would have b:nrnf'd th<' manufacture, salt', imporla· l ion ~1n<I owm•rs of all handguns. rcqui nng c itizens who now hnvt• Jwod~uns to turn lhcm in for f air m:trk<'l '-ahtl' The com millet'. work1nA on lcgislalion t o ti~hten cxistin~ gun Mnlrnl laws. also killed an <imcndmc>nt thut woulu have let handgun owners keep existing . firearms, w hile> hnnning tht! future manllfa<'turc. im· port at inn :md rC's ralc of <111 hnndguns. . That amc1Hlmt'nl. offc>rcd by Rt'P· Marlin Ru!iso, (0·111.), w<1s cl('fralt•tl 22-10. Rep. Holwrl 1\tcCl01')'. m 111 >,said clurint:: debate on the Aml'JHlnwnt~. "l don 't know if we want to depri\·e l::nv -abicling ('lliZl'tlS O( their nghts lt> keep handguns." I Manzanilla \lfctory Ragtiine Winner In Yacht Race Ragtime won all the marbles in the San Diego to M anzaniUo yacht race, scoring firs t lo finish, first on overall handicap and first 1n Class A. ' Ragtime's o.J'arall victory was assured when Droom Hilda, a Class C entry, run out of hun- dicap time early toda.y. Thert> was no report on Broom Oilda at the 8 a .m . roll call. It was the first overall han- dicap victory for Ra~ime since she has campaigned in Southern California, according to Bill Pas- quini. co-owner with Bill Wh ite of the 62-foot sloop. She has been first to finish in every race she ,, has entered. Only 13 o r the 39 yachts that started the race Jan. 31 had finished by 8 a.m . todav. Hoats 111 Manzanilla were G reybeard, Joli . Hagti me, Miramar, Endlc:-.s Summer, Dorothy 0, Nulu IV, Celeri t y, W histle Win~. Primavera. Deception, Man11c and Lussino. The rest of the fleet was struni:: out from 5 t o 40 miles front ' Manzanillo ·with the maJorily clustered about 40 miles out. Even with the light winds re ported in the area virtually all of the boats were expected to finish some time today. Bonzo's Baek Chimp in Reagan's Closet DURHAM . N.ll. <UP l l Bonzo the chimpa nzee has swung back out of Hollywood history to haunt Ronald Reagan in the new Hampshire Republican presiden- tial primary. The beast gives President Ford equal time. Reagan made a movie called "Bedtime for Bonzo" t wo de- cades ago, a comedy about rais- ing a chimp as a child. One activist in the People's Bieenteoial Commission. a small but noisy band whose counter- celebration includes damning big business and harassing primary candidates. has taken to wearing a hairy Bonzo costume l o f>rimary rallies. The primary pnmale made his debut at a Reagan appearance al Dartmouth Un iversity last week, but the candidate managed to re· ma in the event's top banana. Two Injured In Santiago Jeep Accident Two m en were injured Monday in the Santiago Peak area of Sad <lleback Mountain when their jeep skidded off muddy, narrow Divide Road and rolled 175 feel down an embankment. Driver Thomas Marlin Dollarhide. 28, of F'ullerton, was t hrown from the jeep, which rolled on him on its way downhill Dollarhide suffered a broken left arm . His passenger . Dale Rak, 2-1 , Los Angeles. remained in the car. Rad had a fractured nose and facial lacerations. The men h ad a citizen's band radio in the jeep, which they used to summon help. A hnm radio operator received their distrcs), call and contacted county firemen . Ha d weathe r prevented a helicopter resell€'. The sht•rilf ;rnd California Hi ghway Patrol dispatched <!·wheel drive units to the scene . T he two injured men were ta ken to Chapman General Hospital in Orange. Rancher Convicted S-AN DIEGO (A P)-A Borrego Sprin~s ranch owner has been con \'ict ed of conccahng and transporting illegal aliens. Sunday, at & University of New Hampshire appearance in front of 3,500 students, Ford found one questioner at t he audience microphone was Bonzo. Bonio beat his-chest over a question conde mning big busi- ness. Ford, like Reagan, ap- parently decided the only thing to do with a chimp in the crowd was to pretend chimps are people. Ford simply remarked hl' could not understand one nf Bonio's woros-:-got Honro-to rt:· peat it, and a ns wered the ques- tion. Monday. trailing Ford to th<' university campus. Reagan v1~1t ed the Tau Kappa Eps ilon fraternity. Reagan.was a T eke al Eureka College in Illinois, fou1· dt'cades ago. Come on. fe llows, said Rccig<Jn, why did the students show "llell- Jime for Bonzo" on campus l111s \\eek? His fraternity brothers laughed. The former movie star said Lhe movie was a "good corned?' when made, but askerl, "Is 1t still funny? .. Because you're in it, a Teke brother said. Reagan la11ghed. One brother added, "And you know. Gov- ernor. we've got a number of chimps in this fratcrnityAlous1•, too." Frona Page Al_ COAST ••. tend the life of the statewide coastal commission and reqwre local governments to draw up their own coastal plans in con· formily with the plan enacted by the bill. Beilenson told a news con- ference that developers and other opponents of the 1972 in- itiative and previous coastal legislation "arc already geared up l<> attack this bill." .. Hu1lders. land developers. con s truct ion trad e unions. utiht1es. 011 cnmpanies and other:-; seeking to protect their narrow sclf-inlercsls will be out in fore:(' to defeat this I.Jill or attempt to weaken it, .. he said. SC'n. President Pro Tern J:amc~ R. Mills c 0 -San DiegoJ . forecast 111 n•sponse to a question that 1f a "reasonahly good bill doesn't pass" the legislature cnv1ron- menlalists will agajn take their case to the 'oters with another coastal protection in1t1 at1 vc a). they did four years ago. WHO'S BEHIND YOU? I ASSEMBLY CANDIDATE Viejo Lawyer Hulsy MVLawyer Declares Candidacy William llulsy, a conser vative 33-year·Old• attorney from Mis- s ion Viejo, has announced ·hli> candidacy for the 74th Assembly Dis trict scat being vacated by Robert Badham In H/74 , !h1lsy ran for Orange County District Attorney against Cecil Hicks . In 1972 he managed the primary !'ampaign of then Cong1·es~man Jonn Schmitz. Hul:sy. a depu~y-prosecut-Or for the City of Long Beach, said he worked on behalf of Goldwater and neagan campaigns in the 1960s. ln 19G9 Dennis Carpenter, State Republican Chairman, appointed llulsy chief administrative of- ficer of the Republican Stale Central Committee. llulsy, his wife Karen and their five children h ave lived ln Orange Count y since 1968. He i;;crved as president of the /\e~ean Hills llomcowncrs As- soc1alton tn J97L From Page Al STUDENT. • • is bring punished for exposing "anou), fl aws in UCJ's Graduate School of Management. lie claims he is also being punished by the school for seek- ing reinstatement through action taken by the American Civil L1b<'rlics Unum The former ~tudcnt claims that L'CI administrators are motivat- l'd ag:imsl him through jealousy of his bus111ess and academic r>0" c·rs. J\ttorncv Di II Sheffield today .l.a1d M acl'\au,i:hto n 's new at- tempt to negotiate the pretrial stan<' of the lawsuil failed "hL•cau .... 1• wt• r::in up against a iu<lgc who <lncsn 't know the law. ··11.-dvf'sn't r ead his paperwork and ht.> doc~n'l un- dersttrnd th<' problem," Sheffield s;ud "Nev<'rtheless we shall file an am1·1Hll'd t•ompl<Jtnt in the hop{' th;1t t.'Ven ,Jurfne IlJanpied mi ~ht hi' a hit• 10 comprehend it.'' 'Tanks M ovc In HEIHllT. Lebanon (t\}') The Mmy moved tanks tnto lk1rut'~ ftnanr1al center today lo L!Ua rct 1:urn•ncy tl'ansfers in pre- paration for rt'opcnmg of t he hank.., nn Thur~rlay . How muc h do guarantees mean? II depends on the item involved and the manufacturer A $1 00,000 house is guaranteed for ONE year Most automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to o ne year Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule 1n the indui>try 1s TWO YEARS for manufacturing defects. The feeling is that manufactuMg defects will surface w1th1n that two year period. Beyond this. these manufacturers feel there are too many variables 1n the usage to give coverage beyond that period. Don't be misled by "Phoney" guarantees. They are prorated. based on mill-invoice costs. plus padding and labor to change By the time you figure them up, 11 usually costs more to change than the ong1nal purchase price. Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance o f compl aints •s not because of defects but because of improper instat1a11on. We m1n1m1ze the number of complaints by having the best installers around. Also. we deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems. Buying from Alden's w ill give you the greatest security. . ~,:,..·;·~\·--DEN'S ~arpe·ff~!;.1 :iiiSii.ii8tiiiti: ·custom d~a~e~~es .1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CAllf. 92627 • PHONE 6.!6.48J8 646 2355 ' 7 Bilntington BeBeli Fountain Valley ED ITION Afternoon N.Y.Stoeks VOL 69, NO. 41, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 TEN CENTS ~·I B Council Eyes Meadowlark Demise Meadowlark Airport, under heavy attack in recent years from nietcbboring residents, encoun-ttred new opposition Monday in its battle for survival. Huntington Beach Mayor Pro Tem Harriett Wieder told fellow City Council members that the ci- ty should s upport the complaints ol lhe people who are seeking to get the license revoked. .. It's time we stop passing the HBBank Robbed; TwO Held A pair of young collegians dri v· ing a red luxury convertible were captured m oments after a $580 Huntington Beach bank robbery Monday. Aurora Foxx, 18, and Anthony Bradcliff. 21, both of Los Angeles, were booked on suspi· cion of armed robbery. Miss Foxx was captured at •shotgun-point about 2:45 p.m., less than a block from the Crocker National Bank branch at 96 Huntington Center, just off the San Diego Freeway at Beach Boulevard. Bradcliff, he r alleged ac· complice in the a borted robbery . of one teller in the bank, was ap· prehended several blocks away, • after apparently being spooked into fleeing. Bradcliff was arrested atlhc J . C. Penney Company auto repair center al 7777 Edinger Ave. Officer Dennis Branch was only a block away when a leller pre- ssed a silent alarm button as an attractive black woman pushed a note across her counter and bran. dished a gun. "CIA-Holdup,·· the note re· portedly stated . Officer Bra n ch noticed a woman striding briskl y through the center parking lot when he wheeled up to the bank. The manager raced out and pointed her out. Branch said the woman ran and he flushed her out of a row of cars with his shotgun. A .38 caliber snub·nosed re· volver and $580 in cash were re. covered. police said. Neither Miss Foxx nor BradcliU attempted any resistance in their separate ar- rests. Miss Foxx and Bradcliff, re· portedly El Camino Junior College students, are held in lieu of$25 ,000 bail each today. Stolen Goods 'Dangerous' LOS ANGELES CAP) -Police say radiation d etectors stolen from a Wilmington waste and disposal compa ny carry enough radioactive strontium 90 to cause bone cancer or leukemia if absorbed into a person's system The substance was <'ontained in the three de\liccs stolen Mon· day fro m t h e Willi am It. Hutchinson and Sons, Inc office. police said. T he dev ices arc black metal boxes. 6 by 8 inches, with a number of gauges and dials and arc used lo test the amounts o f ra di oacti ve materials in waste Rancher Convicted SAN DIEGO (J\P)-A Borrego Springs ranch owner has been convicted of concealing and transporting illegal nll<'ns. Burto11 Liz's Welsh Wizard LONDON (AP) -On the morning after thei r second wedding, Richard Burton had "two of the reddest and blurriest eyes I have encountered." rPcnlls the bride. actress Eli t a beth 'Taylor . "l cr awled into beet beside him a nd Just held him very cloi:;e," she said in an interview with the Briti s h m a$t:11i n e "Worn an." "My Welshman is indeed a wi iard. lfe woke about three hours later refreshed as if he hnd just been chrlstc.>ned. . "How can you l!<'l mad at anyone so utterly out· r ageous?'' buck and take a stand," she sald. "The peQl>le out there have real problems." According to Mrs. Wieder, a petition is being circulated to have the California Aeronautics Board revoke the Meadowlark license on coml?laint.s centered mainly on low flyrng. One of the chief critics, Mrs. Jeanne Coll.i ns, says the planes fail to fly at safety levels pre· scribed by l.he F.ederal Aviation Agency. City Adminis trator Dave Rowlands says the city has had its hands tied because the euforce- ment of FA A r egulations are within the j urisdiction of the federal government. He pointed out that the city can- not eliminate a legal conforming use which has be~n approved by the city in the past and complies UPI Ttl ... l>olo PATTY HEARST'S PARENTS RETURN TO TRIAL Daughter Describes Her Life With SLA Terrorists fllness Debated Hinshaw Divorce Settled in Court By TOM BARLEY Ol IM O•llY Piiot St.If Superior Court Judge Lloyd E. Blanpied Jr. r educed many sct- t 1 e m en t d e mand s o f Congre ssm an Andrew J . Hinshaw's wife. Thais, Monday in granting the couple's divorce. Hinshaw. however, convicted earlier in ano the r court on briber y charges. now finds himself facing anothet $3,365 in legal bills that must be paid within 90 days. In his ruling that dissolved the two year m arriage, Judge Blan· pied indicated he does not believe the 48-yea r-old ex·Mrs. Hi nsh3w is as severe ly afflicted with multi pl e S,Lle r osis a s was claimed by her lawyer in week· long hearing~· There was very little evidence of any serious disease Dec. 20. 1972, according to color photo· graphs taken of t he couple durinl! their wedding. the jurist noll'd in a 12·page ruling granting the di vorce. And he further repeatedly ob· ser ves that much of Mrs. Hinshaw 's appa r e ntl y 1n· eapacitating condition may be psychiatric in nature. Judge Blanpied predicts that the lifting of the mental str;iin as a result of his ruling may ,even have a beneficial effect on her condition. He rejected Mrs. Hinshaw's claj m for li fetjme financial sup· port on those.grounds and rules that her share of community pro· pt>rty va lued by him at $29,130 shall be St l.200. Mrs. Hinshaw. whose name of Worthen is r estored by .Judge Rlanpied , gels 1973 Cougar, 1972 Lin coln a nd 1966 P onti ac automobiles as part of that settle· menl pl us her share of an SB,800 condominium once owned by the couple. Judge Bl anpied further ruled t ha t 16 boxes of pe rs ona l <See lllNSllAW, Page A2) Self-defense Class Offered A class geared towards he}ping wo men sur vive attacks by rapists a nd muggers is being or- J?anized :.it the llunlmgton Beach Boys Club. Students will be taught defense for home. car. parking lots and other d an~erous situations. ac- cord ing to in s truct or Pat Downey. Classes are being held Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 9·30 a.m. to 11 :30 a.m. at the club, 319 Yorktown Ave. Women may sign up at the Boys Club or may call 898·6736. They also may register at the lluntington Beach High School District Adult Etlucation Office at5201 Bolsa Ave. with ordinances. FAA t equirements are that airplanes must fly at a minimum of 1,000 feet over congested areas and 500 feet over open space. ever, this doesn't apply to when enterin~ the traffic to laa,d, Rowlands assert- s aia the planes out or lil!Aa.much lowerthan500 feel o~he residential area on landings and takeoffs. ll is reported that a number of complaints alleging flying viola- tions are before the California Aeronautics Board for review. In the past, chtims of violations other than thos e for low landings and takeoffs have been reportedly unauthenticated. A veteran city official said that tot.he best of his knowledge no one has ever been killed on the ground because of a plane crash into a Fights Back Tears neighboring residential area. Another long·tlme observer points out that the ·airport was built in 1930 whett its only neighbors were bean and celery fields. ··1 see the dispute as a classic confrontation between an exist- ing facility and the demands of a growing population," he said. "The people knew the airport was <See AIRPORT. Page A%) Patty Tells Saga Of Fear, Violence SAN FRANCISCO (A P) - Weavi ng a chilling saga of rear and degradatio n. Patricia llearst says her Symbionese Lil>eration Army kidnapers forced her to• embrace violent revolution and enslaved her mind with the belief she would never escape the ter· rorist underground. Fighting back tears, Miss Hearst finally told her story to the \\lorld Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PATTY-AS at her bank robbery trial. It was a bizarre ;J('('ount of v.ceks in darkness, sexual a~s;1ult. months o f lh 1ng wilh till' returrin~ 1hrc:1t of dl':tlh and a ni ghl of watch ing som t• of her most vi('ious tormentors die in names. She startled the courtroom with her declarnt ion that ~he had been ~rxu:lll\' ;1•;i;:n1ltl'U bv SL/\ mcml.ll'r w;111an1 Wolfe · v. hen kept hlindfoldcd 1n ,1 doset for several weeks a fter her Feb. 4, 1974, kidnaping She said her J une 7, 1974. taped eulogy of Wolfe and the other SI.A members who died in the fire was written by Wilha m and E mily Harris. In the tape. she proclaimed her love for Wolfe. calling him '·the gentlest. mo!tl beautiful man I've ever known." On the witness stand. however, she po rtrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bailey questioned her: Q. Did you, in fact. have any af· U~ITt ........ PATTY'S 'ATTACKER' SLA Member Wolfe fect1on for William Wolfe? A.No. Q, Did William Wolf,,e-ever do anything offensive to you? A. Yes. Q. Wh at did he do? A. He assaulted mesexuaJJy. Choking back te ars, Miss Hearst said Wolfe accosted her in the cl06et a m onth after her kid- naping and wasn't the only SLA Storm Bows Out member to sexually abuse her. Bailey did not pursue the matter further. Tes tifying with the jur~ absent. she satd she took part•in- the robbery only out of fear of de· ath and said she never surren- dered because remajning SLA members threatened to stalk her for the rest of her Ufe if sbe did. She was captured Sept. 18. With a whispery voice that was barely audible al times, the pale - newspaper heiress said flight was futile as two surviving SLA members continued to carry on the legacy of those who died -to imprison her forever in a mental dungeon. "Where could I go?" she asked several limes, s aying the SLA convinced her that she had been aban<!oned by her family and that the F B 1 wanted her dead. Miss Hearst renounced all her taped communiques from ' the SLA as products of coercion, and said she was forced to help rob a bank and later tell a teen-ager that she acted freely. "They told me I would be killed," was her simple. di rect explanation of many of her ac-- lions. She said she was threatened with death ''bundredsoftimes. •• Miss Hearst . 21, took the stand at a special hearing at her bank robbery trial as the defense sought to suppress all evidence or her movem ents after the April 15, 1974, bank robbery. Sunny Days Due Back By lllLARV KAYE Ot 1111 Oally PllOI Sl•ll The current, week·long storm that brou~ht more than six in- ches of rain to some parts of Orange County is expected lo bow out tonight -leaving in its place mostly clear skies and warmer temperatures. Weather forecasters predict a less than 10 percent chance o ( showers tonight and Wednesday, although some cloudiness may remain. The thermometer is ex - pected lo r each the high 60s Wed· nesday. The fi ve-day forecast shows no sign of more rain, according lo weathermen. Between 2.5 and 6.5 inches or rain were recorded at local rain stations during the past seven days, but the showers caused no serious problems. Officials throughout the county echoed the belief that if the rain had fallen harder and faster. flooding and mudsli des could have occurred, as in other areas of Southern California. Because the rain was light at most limes. the earth did not become oversoaked, e ven in areas charred in recent fires. Isolated incidents did occur in some areas. Officials in Fountain VaJley report that water flooded a yard and garage near an Edison Company easement near Talbert Avenue, but caused little damage. In Huntington Beach, a service ditch beneath Crystal Street col- lapsed and created a hole in the road. No inJuries resulted and ci· ty crews quickly repaired the damage, according to a city of· Cicial. Harbor P a trolmen at both Dana Point Harbor and Newport Harbor were kept busy in recent President Church? WASH INGTON CAP) -Cam· palgn man agers for unan· nounced presidential hopeful Sen. Frank Church are scurrying lo collect enough money by Feb. 21 so they can claim federal matching funds while the Federal Election Commission is still handling candidate certifica- tion. days securing loose boats and pumping out flooded boats. Wettest area of the county ls still Silverado Canyon. which re- ported 1.40 inches Monday, br· inging the storm total to 6.4-1 in- ches and the season total to 8.74 inches -the s ame figure as last year at this date. In San Juan Capistrano .. 36 in· ches fell Monday, bringing the storm total to 4.97 inches. Season total is 6.14 inches , compared to 6.73 lasl year. In Huntington Beach, .19 in· ches were recorded Monday. The storm has dropped 2.62 inches there and the season total is 3.66 (See RAIN, Page A2) 'I ·Coast ~ Weather Grand Jury to Get HB Slaying Decreas ing clouds tonight with sunny skies and warmer temperatures Wednesday, according to the weather servic:e. Slightly warmer with highs of 60 at the beaches and 6S inland Chance or rain near zero tonight and Wednes· day. INSIDE TODJ\ \' Two r e ports d e t ai li ng circumstances s urrounding th<.' shotgun slaying of Hun t ing1 on Beach mu s hroom f a r mer Nicholas DiStefano will likely be presented to the Orange Coun ty Grand Jury next week. D<'puty District Attorney Pat Brian re· ported. The two reports on DiStefono's death have been developed in· dependently. One is being done by the District Altom l'y's Office and the other by the lluntinJ..'tOn Beach Police Department. DiStefano, 23. was shoti;:unn<'d to death by lluntin~on Bench policemen on J on. 7 \\ht•n :t r.1m1 ly dis pute er upted a t the mushroom farm, 18196 Golden West St. Youn g DiStefano lived al the farm with bis bride of four months. Cindy. T he Orange County Grand Jury may weigh facts in the case and determine if a ny action should he initiated a~ainst the police officers involved. Orf the ni ght or Jan. 7, o(ficers responded to a call from Mrs. OiStefano and her mother-in-law that n family fiJ?ht was in pro- gress ~·lth shootini: in\lolved. Shortly nrter officers mnved. Nicholas 01Sh'f:wo bolled fro m thl• cloorv. D) in .ippnrent panic and sprinted toward offi cers. Police said they suspected h•m :ls a gunman. When he failed to obey orders to halt a nd one wnrning shot, he was hit by a voll ey of Police shotgun fire . DiStefano died almost Instantly. J le was found to be unarmed. Subsequent inv('Sligation dis · closed the younger DlStefano was probably tryin~ to csca.pe the rage of his brother Arthur, 35, o f 6 232 C h i n ook l.nnc. Westminster, who W:JS nush<.'d from hiding in a gre<'nhousc 00 minutes latrr. Neither brother W3S armed, although Arthur DiStefano is al· leged to have fired a .22 caliber r e volve r in the house a nd Nicholas had allegedly grabbed a 30-06 tine in defense. Arthur was arrested and races a Feb. 20 hearing, charged with two counts of assault with n dead· ly weapon. Officers involved in the shoot· ing. Sgt. Phil Oliver and Lee Camp, have been assigned to Police he3dquarters duty since the tragedy and until the in· vcsti1tation is concluded and (Ind· h1gs announced. A police olf lcer who trfed to talk a 16·year,old f rimd into turning over his rifle. W01 forced to klU the boy in 4 hecUed 1ta.ndo/f. Story M. ladex •• .,_ S.nlce Al ..,.,. u"*n t!r-.. ,,.Well, •I Mllt•lf T'" L.M ... .,. Al MeYlff Clllltt"fl4a AS ~I l'llllf' Cla!MlllM ... ,. Mall .... INt>n CM'ftlu •1 OtMte C...11t" cr.t•••• ........ ONlll NelkH Al '-"- &•lerlll f'.... 1'6 St41CkMlrll"s t!11"'11l111'ftt11I ... T....,11,_ 1'1-t All·ll 'Tllt~l ..._... •t .... ..... ,,........, .. ,... ,., ..... ....... ., All ,.. Alt '" ,.. eM .... "'"" All At •• JU I t Systelll Revainp? HB Board Studies Reorganization II u n l 1ngl0 n lh· .It' h r It y Celernent:ir) ! ~thool U1~lrtcl trustel's arc ex pl't°ll'd to discu~~ u po~i:.1ble reorgan11.alltm of lhc 111 tcrm<'d1alc lld1ool S).!.tem iit a 7 o'clock meeting tonight. The session will !)(: at Dwy1:r lntermcdiatl' School. 1502 Palm Ave., llunlrngton Beach. Trustee Norma Vander Molen ~aid today s he will propose mov· mg sixth graders Crom the three intermediate schools back to the elementary schools, as well as lengthening the dass day for six- th, seventh and c1i;hth graders. Firearm Vote Bid to Ban Handgun Killed WASHINGTON <UPI ) -The House Judiciary Committee today killed legislation that would have imposed a nationwide b an on all handg uns except for those O\\ ncd by police and <:crl1fied gun clubs. Tht• commitlet', by a 25·8 rnte. defeated an a mendment by Hep. John Conyers. t O-~l ich.), which \~ould have banned the manufacture. sale, importa- tion and ownt•rs of all handguns, requiring citizens who now ha vc handguns to turn them in for fair market valut•. . ~he committee. working on legislation to tighten ex1stmg gun control laws. also killed an amendment that would have let handgun owners keep existin~ firearms. wha le banning the future manufacture. im- µortation and r rst.1 lc of all ha ndguns. That ame ndment, offered by Rep. Martin Russo, (0-111.), was defeated 22-10. Rep. Robert McClory, <R· Ill.), said during debate on the amendments, "l don 't know if we wa nt to ~~~~i;~n~~.\~·abiding citizens of their rights to keep Front Page Al IDNSHAW. • • Possessions held by the District Attorney's Ofrace in sare kecpini:: throughout the d ivorce proceed·' ings are Mrs. lhnshaw's ;ind must be re t urned to her. Hinsh aw was further ordered to pay for Mrs . l11ns haw's psychiatric treatment for the next two years up to a maximum of $200 a month and to continue 10 make his federal mt•d1cal in· s urance covera(!C available to her. Judge Olnn pied refused to al- low legal fees of S7.000 de mandcd by Mrs . llinshaw's attornl'y Noting that the re h ad been "bad blood" b et ween opposing lawyers during the divorce hear- ing "for no rC':.tsons that I can un- derstand" he St'l the award at S:?.500 He also rcJects the plaintiff's argum e nt thaL Mrs. Hinshaw was lured by II mshaw from her 20·year m arriage to Las Vegas contractor ~l ax Worthen "She kno'' ml(ly left a sel·ure marriage." Judge Blanpied s auJ And he further concluded LhJt Hinshaw would nt•\'er have mar- ried a woman a s 111 as Mrs. lhnshJ w m<1de herself out to l>c dunng.thl' divorce mqw ry. Valley Boys Forn1 Ne w K~ystone Club /\. LC'o K cysll)n c C lub , sponsored joinllv by th!' Foun t.1in V:.ill t•\ I.ions and Bn\s Clubs. will hol<I 1t-. fir..,t mcclln~ at 4 ·30 p.m . Wl'dneMlay at lht• Hoys Club. 9840 TalbNt .<\ \'l' Club ofri cial<; s;.ml th1· new nr ganizallon w ii I be for boys t I lo l 7 and will s trt•<;s commun11v scr\'lce. Those w 1..,hing more 11i- form:.1lion may ph()nc 9AA 525:? Motocr oss Card ed ,\ V:tlcnl 1nf' s D :iy motoc-ros'> r 11t't' will h<' hclrl S.1turda ~ at tlw Fountain V1Jll1•v £\civs' Cl uh. 9R t0 T a lhcrt Ave , for ho)s lhrougflout O r.mge Counlv T hosP "1shi n~ I<> rcg1s lC'r s hnuhl 1·all Ted Brick or Chn :-. Torre~ al !HlR·52fi:!. ORANGE COAST ,, ' I• I +I t1•11• ( • ,, ' r•,l +l't I ti 1 Y.•H' ,,.., r h , t 1 l 1•1 '11 w• f'" 1l. j•uM+ H It, 1 t '' • "' ++ • ! ~ , 1 f I I , I I < , (<o '' • t • 1 I 11111•1 "' nut•••\"' 11 N'u.,.i.-.\ 01•1, • .. '• 1 , t11 I" It N'1 "' r,, # 1 f It f•,,. I, ti 1f ! I•· j\(t .. rl\;ld .. , • .., t tt. "' 11 ,,,.,,,, ,, \ \o 1 '" •l••I t .111 •',,I• "'' ( 1 t A\ 11 t • ji'J'\jlt•\l•t "' , .... 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' °' , • \ Police Scout Program Now Recruiting New members are being recruited by lhe Huntington Beach P o lice Department- sponsor ed E xplorer Scout Post 563 for training in preparation ror careers in law enforcement. Youngsters. male and female, aged 14 through 17 are eligible to enroll 10 the progr<~m which in- cludes on-the-job assistance uf local officers and sometimes school credits in w ork ex- perience. Deputies may include traffic control. searrh and rescue opera- tions and tas ks \\·ithm the dcpart- ment 's communical1ons. ad - ministration and investigation dtvisions One of the P ost's most am- hi t ious prvJt•t·ts "as recently ('11rnpletcd. that of converting a tfonatcd. 65-passengcr bus into a mol11l0 turt1cal eommund po!>l l'qu1pped v.1th a commun1rat1ons cl'ntcr. kllchen &Jnli cm(•rgcncy pov.cr generator. Further info rmation on J01ning the l'olice F.xplorcr Po!>t may be obt::iined by l'3llin~ 536-8392. the cl<'p:irt ment 's com mun1ty rC'la- 111rns tlin!>1oi1 Classes Set lnMacrame Beginning :inrl intermediate macramP rhisscs arc being of- fered h v the Fountain Vallt•v Her reation Department at a co;t ofS5 for four weeks. Beginning m acrame will be al i :30 p.m . Tue<;days at Cox School wh1lf' the intermediate class will meet at i p.m Thursdays at :\lo1ola School Classes will s tart next wc>ek Prc-r c gic;trat1on ic; rC'quired and <"an be completed between 8 a.m and 5 p m . weckd:ws at the 1 erreat1on 1kp.1 rtm cn.t, 10200 Slater A\'\.' Davis: Thugs 'Recycled' PORTER VIL LE (J\P) n nngerous r nm in a Is are being allowt•d "hark on the streets as raw garbag<' to contaminate the <·ommun1t \'." Los Angele!! Police Chief Ed\\ urd M. Davis charges. Davis co nte ndNI during a "flCC<"h :ll the annual Chamber of l'omnH'rC't' clinn<•r hf'rc that 54 111·n •(•11l of ttw <'n mes are com- m11lt•cl liy rnminab on proba· lllln "We ore rcc~·chng dangerous n 1minab without treating tl1ern," Oa vis s aul. 4Teacbing' Baseball LR.ague Set for FV The F ountain Valley Iloys Club Is starting a "T s hirt" baseball lc;1gue. 1•mph<1s izing te achin1-t ba'll'ball s kills rather lhtrn com- 1wt1t1on. Club Director Chris Torres .;aid registration will be open un- trl J-'eb 28 for boys 7 to 13. Those \\ 1sh1n~ mor e information should 1•;.dl Torres or Ted Brick ul !l(il\ :>:?:1:! ' She urged pare nts to attend tonight's meetrng "to let the board know" hat they wunt," ;.1tl ding s he would be mtere!>lcd in learning other alle rnatn e!>. Mrs. Vander Molen said both Gisler and Sowers Intermediate Schools ar e now overcrowded, whil e th e re a r e unused classroom~ al some elementary schools. She said s ixth graders were moved from the elementary campuses to junior high facilities several years ago when elemen- tary schools were crowded. But now, the situation has shifted, an<.• she believes the MX· th g rade move would ease in- termediate cr owding. ln addi tion , Mrs. Vander Molen s aid s he \\ ould like to see the board m akt an optional seventh period for sixth. seventh and eighth gr aders mandator}. Al present, s he sa rd, those who don't take the optional c lass at· tend school only the minimum al· lowed by slat e law . "I think o ur s chool district should provide mor(' than th1· bare minimum," she cornmt·nt ed. "I think this would be a vt•n · ~ood plaCl' lo spend our tax- payers money.'· District officials said the oP tional s eventh period was'addl·d two years ago, and about 35 p1·r ct•nl of the students arc takrng part in it nO\\. The firllt yc::ir the program t:Osl $.10,545, they sr1id, \\hilc it costs S99.573 this year. If the cxl ra period werc man- datory, o ff1 rials t•slimalt• it would cost $212,085. But Mrs . Va nder Molen con- tends the extra cost would be worthwhile S he also said allow- 1n.i; students to ~el by with the "'bare m inimum" allowed by law sets a bud example. She also said as the oplionul classes arc urrangcd now, sixth graders are oft en in the same class with seventh and eighth graders . Even though youngsters work individuatly, she said, the sixth grader may floel unfair compel ill on with older students. Mrs . Vandrr MolC'n said !>he pe rs on:.tlly has h ;1d ··some· m1~ ~i v1ng::. ·• in general ~wndrng hi'r own sixth gradl'rs to the middl\· school and has la lkl'd with othi•r parents who share her' 1cw False Alarm Shuts Down Onofre Plant The San Onofre nucle;1r puw•·r plant 1\ as ~hut down for fnut hours Monday "hen a saflly monitor falsely s1~nalcd a drop in water pressure, said the Southern California Edison Co Company !-pokesman Holi!'rl Krauch said there> was never <tnv danger of a nuclear accirtent a nd the plant was re!>lartcd without incident Kruuch said o ne of the three monitors had been shut clown for tC'slin~ when the false emergen· cy s igna l was sent and the ctirt'S o f th e nuclear f u e l rods automatically dropped down r()r ('OOlin g. Kraurh S<tid this is d1Jnc even if one m onitor is still func· tioning norm ally. Bobby Sox Softball R~stration Set Fountain Va lley girls nine to 15 m ay register Saturday for this year's Bobby Sox soflhall lcague. Registra tion will be Crom JO a.in. to l pm al Von·~ Market, Ta lbert /\ vrnur and Magnolia Street. Rc~istration is $5 with an option a I $3 75 a ddition a al for photographs. Girls should briM a parent and proof or age. leag u1· officials said. Family Night Set At Valley Center The Fountain Valley R ecr ea- tion Center w ill s ponsor o "rami- ly night" s tarling al 7 p.m . t-'ri- day al the city's rC'creat1on com- plex. Brookhurs t Street and 11<'11 Avenue. The even ing will open with l?ames and prizes, officials said. and the G entry Family Sing<'rs or F'ountain Vall<'Y. will perform at 8 30 p.m . 1\dm1ss1on 1s Sl per family. f'ront Page Al AIRPORT. • • therewhcnthcy movcdin." The Meadowlark issue was re- turned to the city administrator (orstudv. Mrs. Wiede r also w as meeting todnywlth membersofthe HOM E Council who she said alsof~l thal measures s hould be t aken to pro- tect the rc!=1dcnts from crash hazards . O••'Y P•lol Stoll pt.olo FAMILY SAFE i\lrs. \luria \1liatl1. :ti, ;ind l\l'r lour c·hild1 cn :.irrivcrl salely 111 ( '.1pi..,1 1 ano Ht•adi from t'arthquakt'- ravt.1ged Gualt•mala Sa turda\ to sw:.· ''1th 1't'lat1n·~. l kt husband, :.i phys tl'l ~tll, n •m ai1wd lwhind. ( 'hild1·1·n , l'lo('k\\ tSl' from left, .i1·c· C:1hrit•llt" !°>; llt·rht rto. 11, .Jua n t'al'lus. lli. aml l\J aria ls:.i bd, 8. Victi m Describes Earthquake HoJTor Dy FREDF:RIC'KS('llot-::m :rrr. 01 II\• O•lly P•lol \1•11 "All the people v.~re..,1 n .1m1n • like they wt·n· cra7.\ 111·111 II cvcrywhl·rc. en 111~ • .,, , •• 1m111u. bleedin#o!'. " Tea rs Wt•lll•d 1n Man j '.lu.111 ·.., eye.., as she Loh! of 1111 1>111 1111' •• r the Guatcmatan 1·arthq11.1k•" 1n t have tcrt an c:.lt m ;11 Pd 17 ,1~'11 rlt .111 Stnl'<' We<lnt.•Ml .1 .\ Mrs \1u11<11 . 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Beating Vi ctim Left Off LO:\(; 111-:·\C ll (AP> -r ollcc .... ml 111d:iy lh<'' a rc looking for a mJ11 11 ho I l'fl I Ill' body of an un- 1dN1t 1r1 \•d "om a n at a Long Ht•arh ho ... 111t~tl and then drove ;111.1\\\11hn111 g1v111g his name. t'olirt' su1d they were trying to 1.·~rnf11 m the identity of the '111111,111, whom they said h1ld been ltl•;it 1•11 tu d1;ulh al least 12 hours h1 fon• :-.ht• was dropped a t the 1tu ... p1tal lnVl'stigators said she was lwht•\ t•d to hnvc been a 39-year-· 111<1 n•,ld{•nt of Napa. She was left at St 1 :in· 1 lospital on Monday 111 .1 rnan ·\I ho drove away jm- 11wcli :111•1' a fl Cr orderlies helped 111 in h It 1 lw "om an from his car. lt\•lat1v1.•s or the Napa woman 111 \lw Long Beach area called polu·c and st11d they feared the 1111111.111 hall ht't·n killed, officers s,11\1 Tioo Valley Students Join Honor Band Sus:i n Tul l ev a nd M a rk M t Fa r I a 11 d , b.o th s eventh gruders in the Fountain Valley School 01strict, were appointed 1 l'l'Cn tl:, to the Southern l 'ultfornu1 Junior High School I Ion or Band l\1a rk also was awarded a posi· 11on 111 the Southern California .Junior High School Orchestra, d1stnct orr1cials s aid. The stu- dt·nts competed for scats by audi· 111mmj.! and upnn r l:'commenda- 11ons from their school music directors Susan 1s a student at Courreges School. while Mark attends .:\kl>ow<'ll School. The Honor BJnd will perform March 6 al ~l;1~1c· Mountain, while the Honor Orrhestra will play April 13 on 1 hl' C)lwcn Mary, officials said . Bank Robber Pleads Guilty FR f:SXO ll'PJ> -Rita Maye ,\utn . 42, m other of 13, has <'hJn~ed her pica from innocent to J.!Ullty in lJ .S District Court to .I l'h::lq.(t' or hank robbery. 'Ir-. •\utry entered the new p(,.,, b e fore J ud gc M. D. Crocker 1us1 hcfore h~·r tnal was to begin 'l11nd,I\ Shl' ~\ ac; :irreslcd Oct. 16 in ll.1k1•rsfic·ld a fow minutes a lter a "''m:tn walked into the Com- 11111111tv :'\a11ona l Bank holding a l1qu11l hllrd bot lie and told tellers · lw h.1d a lwm b. The woman said . ~h1• 111•C'drd S20.000 for her 13 ('hildr1•n a11d escaped with about "-'ltJO F rom Page Al RAIN ••• 1111'111•., 1 .. 1:;1 ~·C'ar the readin~ ''.is ti k l 111 r hcs . In Newport H1-.1rh, .1 .:n reading was re· 1 01 d1•d ;-.1011duy, bringing the lol.il to :! H2 for the season, in 1·111np:.in:-.on to i .6G inches last. ~l'.11'. How much flo nr 1Jr.intces mean? 11 depends on tho rtom involved and the manufcir.t wr:r A $ W0.000 houc:c ts guaranteed for ONE year. Mo::;t automobrl us afe guaranteed from 30 days 10 onf' year Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days lo one year. Guara nt~es on car p0tinn are complicated The rule 1n the Industry is TWO YEARS tor manufactunng defects The teelln'.J 1s that manufactunng defects w ill surfJcr> wrlhrn lhat two year period. Beyond this. these manufacturers IPPI 1t1ere are too many variables rn lhe usage to give coveraqe beyonn lhilt period Don't be mi•,lcd h'J ·Phoney' guarantees They are prorated. based on mi11-tnvo1cf' cnsl nh1'l P J<ld1f"lq nnd l~bor to changf' By the lime you figure lhem u p. 11 u ,uJ'ly co~ts more to change lhJn the ongmal purchase price. Carnet manufac.turPr•. t ell u:; that n prnponnerance o f complaints is nor becau•w or delcc..I hut becal!Se ol improper rnstallatron. We minimize the number of compt,•1nts by having the best installers around. Also. we deal only w1lh morr ·.11hslant1al mills. further reducing problems. Buying from Alden 5 will q1v<~ you the grealcsl <;ec11rrly 1663 PlAC[NTIA /\Vf"JIJI • COSl/\ MES/\, CALIF. 9')07 • r~10N(. 646-4838 -646-2355 \ Orange Coast EDITION T o day's C losing N.Y.Stoeb v'Ol. 69, NO. 41, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, FaffiUARY 10, 1976 N TEN CENTS HB Student C~ntradicts P8tty Hearst SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -As an apparently cheerful Patricia Hearst looked on, a teen-ager to· day described her as a genial captor who worried about his comfort while wielding a gun i11 front of him. " Thomas Dean Matthews, i~; a Golden West Coll~ge student, who took an unexpected ride with Miss Hearst and two Symbionese Liberation Army companions in May 1974, took the witness stand for the government and im· m ediately contradicted the heiress' testimony of Monday. Tbe testimony is being given outside the presence of the jury in Miss Hearst's bank robbery trial. U.S. District C.ourt Judge Oliver J. Carter must determine whether the panel should be al· lowed to hear evidence about SLA "communiques" made by the defendant and about the Los Angeles crime spree · in which Matttbews was caught up. Matthews testified that after being taken captive in bis van, he watched Miss He~rsl easily ban· dle an automatic weapon, and said she r:epeatedly patted him on the bead and inquired about his well-being. He was asked during a brief cross-examination whether Miss * * * Hearst had expressed "concern during the night that you were feeling all right." .. Yes, s h e did," the youth replied. Testifying Monday, Miss Hearst said she never handled a gun while she spoke to Matthews during their night-long ride through the streets of Los Angeles. Matthews, a smiling, affable * * * student, pointed her out in the courtroom and said he bad seen her taking a bullet in and out or her semiautomatic rifle as sbe s poke lo him. He said Miss Hearst wore a black curly wig which "she kept adjusting during the course of the evening.·· He said Miss Hearst's compa· nion, William Harris -whose wife Emily had commandeered Matthews' van -introduced him * * * to Miss Hearst, saying: ''This 1s Tania." "She took n bullet out or the rhamber of her weapon and put it in and out or the clip in the weapon,·· M atthcws recalled. Asked lo identify Miss Hearst in lhe cour·troom. he said, "She's right there, sitting next lo Mr. Bailey." Miss Hearst, at the defense ta- <See WITNESS, Page A2) • * * * Patty Reveals Sexual Assaults in SL A Clo set !Miiiy l't lol SI.Ill PllOIO FAMILY SAFE -Mrs. Maria Muadi. 37, and her four children arrived safely in Capistrano Beach from ea rthquake· 1·avaged Guatemala Saturday to stay with relatives. Her husband, a physician, remained behind. Children, clockwise from left, are Gabrielle, 5; Herbe rto, 11; Juan Carlos, 16, and Maria Is abel, 8. Victim Describes Earthquake Horror ByFREDERlCK SCHOEMEHL 01 llt•O<>llf PllOI Sl.tll "All the people were screaming like they were crazy ... people everywhere, crying. screaming, bleeding ... ·· Tears we ll ed in Maria Muadi's eyes as she told of the horrors of the Guatemalan earthquukcs thal 12 Candidates And Write-in For Newport, The filing deadline came and went today an Newport Reach, leaving an even dozen candidates for the Aprll 13 city council elec- tion . Howt•v1•r. onC' of those can- did<1tes. l'h al 11 µ .I ohnson, 1s plan· ning to wage " wnte-in cam· paign. l lc was disqualified :.is u re· gular c ::111 didalf' because h e Jacked cnouJ! h v a hd si~natures on his nomtnot inn pet 1tion. Six cand1dn.tcs are running in ll'\" Coronn dcl Mar district now represt•nle<I by John Store. They include Toni Bl a ndi, Duncan ·Mcintosh, William Morris. Archibald Srotl IIl. Per Trebler and Ray Willia ms. Store is not seeking re-eiection. Two persons arc oppos ing <~~ CANDTOl\Tf:S, Page A2> have left an estimated 17,000dead since Wednesday. (Related story, photo, A4) Mrs. Muadi, wife of a promi· nent Guatemala City physician, left the devastated country Satur· day amid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 41-year-old husband, lsam, re mained behind. Mrs. Muadi is staying at the Capistrano Beach home of Mr. and Mrs . George Chade. Mrs. Chade is Mrs. M'Uadi'ssister. "You felt like you were a little piece of paper," said Mrs. Muadi in halting English as s he described the first jolt that struck at3:15a.m . Wednesday. After the shock, the Mu adis ~athered their four children mto the family's two cars and drove to Mixco, a suburb, hoping to find a new home intact. It had been leveled. "The next tbree nights we slept in our cars. Noone wanted to sleep inside the buildings. They were afraid of more earthquakes." she said. The city's poor, who had no cars, slept outside in parks and open areas, wrapped in sheets and blankets, Mrs . Muadi said. American supplies began to ar- rive at the city's jet airport by midday Wednesday. Its runways,' surprisingly , were not damaged, a lthough the termin.jll was destrored. (See QUAKE, Page A2) By Neaeport Of firials rt Parking Plan Opposed ?\cwporl ncarh offi<•ials will OPJlllSt' a county plan lo add up to 650 public parking spaces Jl Orange County Airport. The proposal was brought to the county Board of Supervisors today, but it was continued until March 2. Discussing the plan with coun· cilmen Monday, City Manager Robert Wynn said he believes the proposal is "in violation of the Envi ronmental Quality Act." According to Bob Lon g. Wynn 's administrative assistant, the county Board of Supervisors in August ordered a plan for more pa rking s paces al t:he airport. reslripC'd. l'rodut tnJ.! 1;,o :-.pJc·t•'- Anolhcr 1 ~15 sp<11 ~:-. \\ ou Id b1: cr C'a ted by t:.iksng over thl: employes' parking lot at the south end of the existing pubhl· parking lot. The employcs would be moved lo a new area adjacent to th<' airplane tie-down area where 225 over-flow public parking spaces also would be included in the lot to be constructed there. Employes of the airlines and car rental agencies as well as airport secunty gua rd.<; are ex- pected to oppose the plan at the upcoming hearing ffl11ess Deb ated Thieves Baek For Seconds . Police are investigating the looting of $6.000 worth of office equipment from two Newport Beach firms which rented the machines to replace ones stolen in a burglary a week ago. The most recent th<>fl s took plac<' in the hour-; nf ~1..11 hnc!>~ Sunday night 10 ;\londay mornlflg at Vshmi; Fire Prolc('taon and Na· tional Training <..:ollege. located in separate offices at 1300 Campus Drive The two firm s were among nine in the building victimizecf by burglars the previous weekend. Police said another busi- ness in the same building -Alice Whytock lnleriors, also was broken into, but nothing was reported stolen. T he plan which has been de- vised by the county General Services Department, would pro· vide 395 spaces adjacftlt to the terminal and 255 more spaces a half-mile away on North Airport Drive. The 395 terminal spaces would be created by moving the car rental parking from the north side of the terminal to a smaller lot on the south side and taking the metered parking lot. now on the south side and moving it up to the area where car rentals were parked. That would create 50 ad· ditional parking spaces. Hins haw Divorce Settled in Court Long said the existing public parking lol across Airport Drive from the t erminal would be Rancher Convicted SAN DlEGO (A Pl-A Borrego Springs ranch owner has been convicte d of concealing and transporting illegal aliens. DOW RECORDS 11-POI NT GAIN NEW YORK (U PI) -Prices closed broadly and sharply hiRher today in active trading on the New York Stock Exchange amid hopes the economic re· covery would be long lasting. The Dow J ones industria l average, a 2.28-point gainer Mon· day. added 11.57 points to968.75. Advances led declines by about a five-to-two margin. (Tables, All). Prices we re higher in active trading on the American Stock Exchange. By TOM BARLF.Y Of lhe D•llY Piiot Sl.tlf Superior Court Judl{e Lloyd E. Blanpied Jr. r educed many set t t e ment demand s of Con g r essma n Andrew J . Hinshaw's wife, Thais. Monday in granting the couple's divorce. Hinshaw. however. convicted earlier in a nother court on bribery charges. now finds himself facing another $3.365 in legal bills that must be paid within 90 days. In his ruling that dissolved the two year marriage, Judge Blan· pied indicated he does not behcvc the 48-year·old ex·Mrs. JU nshaw is as severely a fflicted with multipl e scle r osis as was claimed by her lawyer in week· long hearings. There was very little evidence of any serious disease Dec. 20. 1972, at'cording to color photo· graphs taken of the couple during their wedding. the jurist noted in a 12-page ruling granting the divorce. And he further repeatedly ob- ser ves that mu ch of Mrs . Hioshaw 's appare ntly in · capacitating condition may be psychi atric in nature. Judge Blanpied predict§ that the lifting of the mental st.rain as a result of his ruling may even have a benefi cial effect on her condition. He rejected Mrs. Hinshaw's claim for lifetime fi nancial sup· port on those grounds and rules that her share of community pro· perty valued by him al $29,130 shall be SI 1,200. Mrs. Hinshaw. whose name of Worthen 1s r estored by JudgP Blanpied, gets 1973 Coui:::.i r , 1972 Lincoln and 1966 P onti ac automobiles as part of that settle- ment plus her share of an SS.HOO condominium once owned by the couple. Judge Blanpied further ruled that 16 boxes of pcrson :.il CSee HINSHAW, Page A2) It's R agtime All the Way In &at R ace Ragtime won all the marbles in the San Diego to M anzanillo y achl race. scoring first tk> finish. first on overall handicap and first in Class A. Ragtime's overall victory was assured when Broom Hilda, a Class C entry, ran out of han- dicap time early today. There was no report on Broom Hilda at the 8 a.m. roll call. Trash Goes Ori Scliedule For Sp!lglass Bill It was the first overall han· dicap victory for Ragtime since s he has campaigned in Southern California, according to Bill Pas- quini.co-owner with Bill White of the 62-foot sloop. She has been first to finish in every race she has entered. Tr:ish will he collected on the regular schedule bot h Thursday and next Mondav. evc'n I hough both ctny~ arc holidays. accord· ing to Newport Beach Gt•m·rnl Sc-rvice Director J:tk<' M\'ndcrsc Thu1 ~rl ay is Lincoln's b1rthll.1y nnd Mon day is Ule wa .. h1ngtn11 's bir thday hol11l.1 y. ~ cwport Bench Cl· tr II.Ill'' il I 1 ('rt1.11 n op«n on L\ncnln':-. H111hd.1v, hut \\ill t'IO~l' 111 uh .. n •II< 1• of \ht• Wa ' 11,.:1 1 I h l.1' I.Pl! cl •• Skateboard Ban Sought By JOANNE REYNOLDS • Of Ille O•llY Piie! 5'.ttt If residents and city officials have their way, s kateboarding will become a thing of the past on Newport Beach's Spyglass Hill. Monday, city councilmen dis· cussed an ordinance which would ban s kateboarding from city streets having a grade of more than six percent. They made It clear they were talking .1baut Spyglass Hill above Corona dl'I Mar The nrdinarlN' and a 5it:-iff re· f11lrt on alternate method~ of Pl'I trnl\ skateboarders out of the' N' f sidenlial area in the coastal hills will be brought back lo the coun- cil for action Feb. 23. Councilman John Store. whose district encompasses Spyglass Hill, said the proposed ordinance was prompted by complaints from residents. "The biggest problem 1s that ouls iders come in," he ex· plained. "Tht'y come in i:roups \n 1r11rks When they ride down lo the bottom of the hill. the truck picks the m all up and takeF them hack u~Ho th<' top 3~11in " "IMC' so:d complaints oboul 'katcbOt•rtl1ng from Spyglass Hil~ constitute a quarter of the complaints received citywide. However , the proposed or- dinance was viewed as a last re· sort by Councilman Paul Ryckoff of Balboa Island who asked that city officials investigate other way s o f di sc ouragi n g skateboarde rs. "short or broken glass." Ry<:kotr based his mild oppasi- Uon to the ordinance on a memo from Police Chief D . .James Glnvai1 w hich outlined some 11rn· blcms which would be crt•iltl'd hy ('cc SKAT•;, P;,gc/\2) Only 13 of the 39 yachts that started the race Jan. 31 had finished by 8 a.m . today. Boals in Ma nzanillo we re Greybeard, Joli, Ragtime, Miramar, Endless Summer. Dorothy 0, Nalu JV, Celeri t y, Wh is tle Win g, Primavera, Deception, Mamie and Lussino. The rest or the fleet wns strung out from 5 to 40 miles from Manzanillo w ith the m aJority clustered about 40 miles out. Even with the light. winds re· ported in the ar<'n virtu:illy all or th1• houlll \\ t•rt• t''<IH~ctccl to finish :.nmc ll nw tod.1> Bizarre A ccount R evealed S1\N FRANCISCO (AP> - \\\·a\'ms:: a c·hillins:: saga of fear and degradation, Patricia Hearst c;ays her Symb1onese Liberation Army kidnapcrs forced her to embrace violent revolution and enslaved her mind with the belief she would never escape the ter- rorist underground. Fig hting back t ear s. Miss Hearst finally told her story to the world Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PATTY-AS at her bank robbery trial. It was a bizarre account of wee1'.s in darkness. sexual assault, months o( livi n~ with the recurring threat of death and a nighl of watching some of her mos t \'J('IOUS tormentors die IO flames. She sta rtled the courtroom with her declara1ion that sht> had been sexually assaulted by SLA member Willi am Wolfe when kept blindfolded 1n a closet for several weeks after her Feb. 4, 1974, kidnaping She s~11d her1June 7, 1974, taped eulOf!Y of Wol!e and the other SLA members who daed in thf" fi re was writtC'n by William and Emily Ha rris. In the tape, she proclaimed her love for Wolfe. "allini:: him ·'the gentlest, most beautiful m an i ·vccvcrknown." On the witness s tand, howl'\ Cr, she portrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bail ey questioned her: Q Did you. infact, have any af· feet ion for William Wolfe·~ A No. Q Did William Wolfe ever do an) thing off ens1 ve lo you·! A Yes. Q. What did he do? A. lie assaulted me sexually. Chok1ns:: back tears. Miss I learst said Wolfe actosted her in the closet a month after her kiri· napang and was n't Lhc only SLA member lo :.eitually abuse her. Basley did nol pursue the math:l" further. CSee PATTY, PageA2) Or::~7:a t Weather Decreasing c louds toni ght with sunoy skies and wa rmer temperatures Wednesday, according to the weather service. Slightly warmer with highs of 60 at the beaches and 6.5 inland. Chance or rain near zero tonight and Wcdncs· day. I NSIDE T ODAY A pol.lee oj/icer who tned to talk a l6·11ear·old friend into turning ooer l11s rifle. was f orced to kill tile boy in a heated slolldofl. Story A4. I ndex .\I Your S."'I<• .\) Nin l.lllC!tl • Ii,,... .. ,..lledl 81 IMnoTr" 8' A10 LM. 8oyd 111 MO•lt\ ~H1or11l1 AS Mlllv•I F'1111ds Cl1olfltI• 0.1lh H•ll<n 111 SllO<'I' t:.ilorlal P•,_ 11• it•O MarlttlS ElllH'tllll-fll At T~l .. ttlOf'I "IMnc• AIO•ll Tlltllff\ Hero><o• • Ot Wotlher 1ni.rr"''"o" "' w..10 H•ws , "' AIO At •• .,., .... .. , .. ,, A II "' •• ,.. J ( ( $ ( < t f t s r I l J j c h tl a c a d I A tJ l , I • A2 DAIL y PILOT N Coastal Proposal Revealed ' SACRAMENTO CU PJ J - Con s er v n Li o n ls t ·s up ported legislation to cnacl permanent controls on the development ot the scenic California coulllnc was announced today amid wa;nings it faced stiff opposition. The l egislation was spawned by voter approval of the bitterly contested 1972 coastl1ne protec· tlon lnlll,tive which created a series of commissions to tern· Porarily regulate coastal de· velopment and' draft a perma- nent plan. Sen. Anthony C. Beilenson CO· Los Angeles), chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and spe>nsor of the proposaJ, warned or an "extremely difficult" road ahead and called on s upporters of the initiative to ''re-enlist in the fight to save the coast." He said the measure sought to protect "the scenic beauty or the coast, e ncourage Its orderly and balan c e d d e velopment. guarantee public access. plan for siting or energy facilities and power plants and lo increase the opportunities for public recrea· lion." The measure, supported by the Sierra Club and other conserva· tlonist organizations, would ex· tend the life of the s tatewide coastal commission and require local governme nts to draw up their own coastal plans in con· formity with the plan enacted by the bill. Beilenson t.old 4.1 news con· ference that d evelo pe rs a nd other opponents of the 1972 in· itiatlve a nd previous coastal legislation "are already geared up to attack this bill." "Builders. land developers . <'onstruclion trade unions. utilities. oil companies and others seeking lo protect their narrow self-interests will be out in force to defeat this bill or attempt to weaken it," he said . Sen. Pres ident ProTem James R. Mills (0-San Diego), forecast m respe>nse to a question that if a "reasonably good bill doesn't pass" the le gislature environ- mentalists will again take their case to the voters with another coastal protection initiative as thcy d!d four years ago. f' ro• Page Al HINSHAW. • • possessions held by the District Attorney's Ofrice in sale keeping throughout the divorce proceed· ings are Mrs. llinshaw's and must be returned to her. Hinshaw was further ordered to pay fo r 1\1 r s . llans haw's ps ychiatric treatme nt for the next two years up to a m aximum of $200 n month and to continue to make his fede ra l medical in- surance cove rage available to her. Judge nlanpied refused to al- low legal fees of S7.000 dem anded by Mrs. Hinshaw·s attorney. Noting that Lhe rc had been "bad blood" bet ween opriosini; lawye rs during the cti vorcc he ar ing "for no reas ons that I can un nerstand' · he s et the award at S2.500. He also reject!> the plaintiff's arg ument that Mrs lhnshaw \\'as lured by Hinsha w from her 20-year marr iage to Las Vegas $Ontr actor Max Worthen. "She knowing ly left a s ecure marriage ." J udge fll anpiect said And he further c.•on<'l uded that Hinshaw would ne ver hove m ar· rled a woman us ill us Mrs Hanshaw m adc herse lf out to be during the divorce mqw ry ORANGE COAST f t. f>t1lnQt (OA\I O•+l'f f•1•ut, w.th "'""" • \l•lf'h1ni" th• to.1 \llio\ r•r •·\, l\ JNll41UW 11 flt U•• (MM.qt• lOfht ~vftll\ll1t•ij l~o...\¥ _,. l~t ... 11 •V1hvn' M~ r>iubl1\htd Morw·._., 1'-Pv-I'' 1 , in.,., lot Co\lf Mt \lf N• ""~H\ l't ikh, ··~•inoton l1r4'c.h/t ount•1" """P" h .,..,~. ) .. (t(ll•O·•' 1o v .. 11.~ •rid\ •!JW"• Ut1H,. \Qwln ((6'9\t A ,11'\\11• ff"tOf\otl t Gll10ft I\ rtyl,ill t'l11d '-"tV' JI\¥' tf'ld ~lflf\ d•O'\ lf\e Pfll"(tp.itl I 11l')l1\"1ftQ f l•tli I\ 41t JJO ltn \Io., ••r•tt. to\I• ""' "'"'• (•hlo1n.• ~>t.1' Rober t N . Wl'<.'d J"'u•1M t.l ehQ V1.1bi1~ 1 Jacl< R. 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SENIOR HOU ING: Adopted un ordl.nancc allowing sCJli!>r ~tlien housing projecta 1n any ione of the city, subject toausepermlt. TRUCKS : Gave final approval t o nn ordtnance bannln& large trucks from side strce~ In Corona del Mar. CITY CLt;RK: Appointed Ueputy Cat y Clerk J>om George acting city clerk m the ubscnce of Laura Lagios who i.s ~eriously ill a l Hoag Memorial Ho~patal · LIBRARY: Nam(:d Wiltlam Blurock a nd Associates as the architects for the Newport Center Library. GAS TAX: Unammously passc<l <.1 resolution opposing an Orange County Transit Distnct J>roposal to use part of the C011nty'S Shari: Of .state gas tax funds for development Of U fixed rail transit system. STREET SWEEPING: Al the r equest of residents. re- moved Ocea~ Boulevard ln Corona del Mar from the posted street sweeping program. Expelled Student Loses UCI Lawsui·t Expelle d UC 1 rvinc student Bruce MacNaughton remained that w ay today when Orange County Superior Court Judge Lloyd E . Blnnpicd Jr. again ruled that he had no cause of ac- tion against the university. Upholding defense arguments filed by lawyers for UCf and Chancellor Daniel AldrlC'h , Judge Blanpied C'ommcnted that MacNaughton, 42, of 4725 RoYl'l' Road, Irvine . failed to take ad- vantage of the adm inistralivc UP· pe>rtunities offered h11n when he was dismissed lastJw1t'26. lWaC'Naughton is seeking re· instatement. to the aradcm iC' prtl· gram, an opportuniry ro com plete the mas ter 's course he was laking al the tune o( h1s CJC· puls ion a nd $-1 :J million In damages. f'ro• Page Al WITNESS ... ble with her chaer attorncv. I' Lee Bailey, s miled bra ght'ry .it the witness. The young dt'fc:mdunt, ap· pa re nlly in a good mtwJd, had begun the day lttuf hing at un uo · parent joke her at orncy told ht•r before court begun. She wor<' a noth e r new o utfi t u multicolored st riped over blous e with a pale beige turtleneck un demeath, a nd brown stacks. In her d ramutic testimony on the first d ay of t he heming, M 1ss Hearst admitted she was the person ''ho s p rayNI th1' Los Angeles s tore "1th J?unshots one month aftl'r t hl' b.rnk robhcr)' with which s he •'> ch,irgcd L:nde r q uestioning hv L S Al torney J ames L. Browning, Mat- thews s aid he asked his t•hiitty abductors, "\Vhy c11d you rob thC' ba nk?" Mac Naughlon's e xplosion <'a mc whe n he failed to complete a number or assignments in his s cie nce course afte1· several warnings. Ile later accused instructors of actipg maliciously in failing to ad· vise the adminislration of his plans lo make up "incompletes .. in his studies. MacNaughton s uid another re· ason for his expulsion lay in the fact that he circulated an essay C'ntill e d "Org anizationa l Survival " o n campus shortly before he was asked to leave_ 1\Ja cNaughton, a fonnerowner of a pet food company, states he as being punis hed for exposing various fl aws in UCl's Graduate School of Ma nagement. tie claims he is a lso being punished by the school for s eek- ing r einstatement through action· taken by the American Civil L1herties Union. The forme r s tudent c:laims that UC I nc1mm1strators are motivat· t·d a gains t him through jealousy of his business and academic powe rs. Attorney Bill Sheffie-Id today :-aid Mac Na ughton's new al· tempt to negotia te the pretrial s tag e of the la w~uil failed ··because we ran up against a judge who doesn't know the Jaw. "H e does n 't r e ad h i s paperwork and he doesn't. un· derstand the problem," Sherfield said. "Neverthelt•ss we shall file <in a m ended c·omplaint in the hope that even Judge ntanpied might be a bl<'tocomprchcndil.'' 500Not Home For Newport Census Count By HILARY KA\'t: 0t Ille O•lly Pll.t SUr1t The current, week-long storm that brought more than six In· cbes or rain to some parts of Orange County is expectc~o bow out tonight leaving I its place mostly c lear skies 4l, warmer t emperatures. ' Weather forecasters predict a less than 10 percent chance of s howers tonight and Wednesday. although some cloudiness may remain. The thermometer is ex· peeled to reach the high 60s Wee!· nesday. The five.day forecast shows no sign of more rain, according t.o weathermen. Between 2.5 and 6.5 inches of ra in were recorded al local r ain stations during the past seven days, bul the s howers caused no serious problems . Officials throughout the county echoed the belief that if the rain had falle n h ::i rder and faster, floodJng and mudslides could have occurred , as in other areas of Southern California. Because the rain was light at most times, the earth did not beco'tle overs o a ked, even in areas charred in recent fires. . Isolated incidents did occur in some areas . Q((icials.in Fountain Vnlley report tha t water flooded a yard and garaAe ne ar an Edison Company easement near Talbert Avenue, but caused little damage. lo lluntin~ton. Beach. a service ditch beneath Crys tal ~treet col lapsed and c reated a hole in the road. No injuries resulted and Ci· ty crews quic kly repaired the damage. according to a city of· f1cial. Harbor patrolmen at both Dana Point Harbor and Newpe>rt Harbor were kept busy in recent days securing loose boats and pumpinf{ out flooded boats Wettest area of the county is still Silverado Canyon. which re· ported 1.40 inches Monday, br· ingin~ the storm total to 6.44 in· ches and the sea son total to 8.74 .inches -the s ame figure as last year at this date. In San Juan Copistrano, .36 in· ehes fell Monday. bringing the storm total to 4.97 inches. Season total is 6.14 inches, compared t.o 6.73 last year. Jn HuntinJlton Re ach .. 19 in· ches were recorde d Monday. The storm has dropped 2.62 inches there and the s eason total is 3.66 inches. Last year the readini:t was 6.81 inches. , Tustin Doctor Freed in Death WEST COVINA (AP> -Police · Burton Liz'& Welsh Wizard LONOON (AP> -On the morning after their tJt'tOnd wedd1~. JUchard Burton had "two of th.: rc.'ddesl and blurne i.l e yes I have e ncountered.·· r~c alls lhe bride, actress Elliabelh 'faylor. "I cr a wled into bed beside him and j u11t hold him very clo~c." she said in an interview with tho Britis h magazltH• "Woman." "My Welshman udndeed a wlurd. Ile wo~e about three hours later refreshed us if he hlld jwst been christened. "How can you get mad at anyon e so utterly out· rageous?" MVLawyer Declares Candidacy William Hulsy, a conservative 33·year-old attorney from Mis· sion Viejo, has announced his. candidacy for th'e 74th Assembly District seat being vacated by Robert Badham. Jn 1974, J iulsy ran for Orange County District Attorney against Cecil Hicks. ln 1972 he managed the primary campaign of then Congressman John Schmitz. Hulsy, a d~puty prosecutor for the City of Long Beach, saJd he worked on beh alf of Goldwater a nd Reagan campaigns in lhe 1960s. Jn 1969 Dennis Carpenter, State Republican Chairman, appointed Hulsy chief administrative of· ficer of the Republican State Central Committee. Hu.lsy. his wife Karen and their five children have lived in Orange County_ since 1968. lie s e rved as president of .the Aegean Hills Homeowners As· sociation in 1971. f'roaa Page A J SKATE • • • the ordinance as it appeared Monday. Speaking t o the council. GI av as uplained that as written, the law would force officers to take into cus tody j u v e nile s cau~ht. s kateboarding in violatioo of the law. ' He explained that once in the s tation , the young offe nders would have to be held until their parents could be found and come 10 the station fo r a counseling session. • Relief Sought A Costa M t'!.:J woman, worktn~ t h r o u g h l h c: G u u t e m ;1 l u Consulate 111 Lus Angeles, has been uulhor1 :rctl to t'ollect itrms for survivor:. or the GuuwmaJan carthquukes. Olgu Loumeau of 20:J Oit le St .. will a ccept· food, d othlng or m Q 11 (' .Y cl (I I) u t i v 0 s r r 0 m throughout Orungt: County. Chcck11, m~1d.,• 1.u1yuble to the Cuatemulun Aid Chain, should be delivered to ht'r or to Mrs. Rae Poller.. 1501J W i1rwick Lane. !l;cwport l!euch In addition to Mrs. Loumeau 's home. donations of food, clothing and medicine a rc be ing accepted for her at·all s ix Newport Beach fire stat Ions. The Orange County Salvation Army will collect clothing dona· lions for earthquake victims that are marked for Guatemala earthquake r elief Checks are also being uccepted by the Oran~e County chapter of the American Red Cross, 601 N. Golden Circle Drive, Santa Ana. Mrs. Loume nu said med.lea) volunteeris are needed to serve in Guatemala. Those interested in volunteering can contact her at 548-3029. * * * l'ra111 Page A I QUAKE ..• .. The United Sta tes c3me with airplanes and big, big trucks. T hey brought medicine, nurses and supplies. The planes came every five or 10 minutes," Mrs. Muadisaid. · The supplies were sor ely needed. Al Roosevelt 1106pital. where her husband is a ranking member of the medical slaff, three months of m edical supplies were exhausted in one day. ll was the only Guatemala City hospital left standing after the quakes. she s aict. The hos pita l. built with American und C uatemalan money, has 800 beds. More than 3,000 persons wer e housed there last Wednesday, she said. Mrs . Muadi appealed for dona- tions from local residents. She s aid the y m ay be taken toChade's Liquors. 34 262 Dohe ny Park Road, Capis tra no Beach, or directed to Los Angcles·based re- lief organizations . ··we are so thankful for all the help from the American people. They h ave opened their hearts t r, our country," !.hl' s aid. Front Page Al CANDIDATES "William Hams stated they needed money bec ause thl'y were fi g hting guerrill <.1 warfare and 1t w as n 't ea sy ' · ~1 at t h I! w s tes tifi ed _ He said Mas!'> llear:.t :1ddccl lhut she had '·heard lot~ of puhhcat) that her gun was n't l<ni1IC'd and she s aid this was a ll false " The Cat y or N<>wport Bc ~1ch have released II Tustin doctor could lose $20.000 in slatc runds if booked las t we ek for invesligu- Newp-0rt Beach houschOld<; stil l lion of murder nfter the decom- not included In Lhe r urrent census posed body of his former wife rrmmn uncountr d . ci city a1clc was found in his apartment. ~aid today. West Covina police detect 1ve He s uggested that. with up- 11roval from the j udges or the Harbor Judicial D1stnct Court, JU\'enales could be issued a traffic cit::ition for the violation, which \Wuld sa ve time and manpower. "We prefer that this ordina nce he applied to a limited area," the Police chief soid. "We arc spread rather thin with many police problems of a greater magnitude and we are rather jealous of our ti me ." Councilman Paul flyckoff. whos e district includes U<.1lboa Island, Beacon Day and the eastern bluff of Uppe r Newport Buy. llis oppo- nents arc Hans llcgn;.i and Gwen- da Watson. Browning asked. "Did s he :,,1y she was free to u<;c the cun '1" .. Yes ," replied Malt hew:., whu frequently brus hed has longish hair away from his eyl"S. He was casua ll y cl;1tf in m l open-necked burgundy s hirt and hght·colored jean" The w itne<; . only l wl) }cars younge r than M 1~s llearst, said she "stated s he fired .it thr slorc and said it wus a good fct.tling ro see her t wo com radt•s comm~ e1cross t he str eet." Asked by Rrown1nl! 1f :-he specific ally used th<" word "C'Dm · r;idcs" to describe thl' llarnscs, Matthews said Yl'S * • * f 'ro111 Page 11 I PATTY •.. Tes tify in g with the 1ury absent, s he said she took purl in lhe robbery only out of fear of de· ath and said she n•·,·cr surron dered bec ause re maining SLA members threatened to stalk her for the rest of her lifc 1f she did. She was captured Sept IH. With a whispery vot<'C thnt was barely uud1blc at tl mel->. the IJUll' newspaper he iress said rt1i,:ht was futile as two surviving SLA members continued to r ar ry on the legacy of those who died to imprison he r forever 1n u m ental dungeon. She said shr watched . the May 17, 191\ shootout at Lo" Angeles on a television set in an Anaheim motel. "Where could I IW!" she asked several times, .saying the S J.A convinced her t hnt she had been nbrmdoned by her family und that the FDI wantl'd her r1ead Miss tlonr5l r enounced all h<'r taped com munique" from the SLA 11s products ol coc•r<'lllll, 111111 said s he W;Jli forct'd to help rob a honk and lat er ll•ll a lC'en ::igcr that she .iclNI rree ly "They Lold me J ''ould hl· killed,·· wes h1•1 simple, direct cxplnnaUOl'I Of 01 uny of hl'I' llC t1ons. .John Forrester snid Or. Richarti About $1U.25 per pe!"ion as re· C. Ey, 42, of Tustin. was hookcct turned lo cities from i.tate taxes for investigation or murder Fri· based on thl' nirrcnt ceni.us day after detectives found the fi gures. bod y of his divorced wire, Marilyn , 41 , in a Wcs l Covina I le suid the most that could be expected or the ordinance is ~ citation because to go further than thal would be imPossihle. Mayor Do n al d Mclnn i!>. reprcsentin~ West Newport. 1:. bein g 01111 0 .,cd b y Hobert Brocknrnn. J ohtl:-on, th<' wrik ·ln l·antlidatC', '"in Mc tn111s' d1stncl. According to city plnnning aide apartment. C r aig Bl uc ll , abo ut 500 After a n autops y failed ro re· households a re still not rounted. veal the cause or Mrs. Ey's de· These a re pers ons who were not ath, howeve r. £y was releascd Three Figure in Israeli R eshift hom e when ;1 census lakl'r came p ending the outcome o f a · TEL AVIV, Is rael (UPI) -labor bloC'. arc con s iderin~ by a nd who did not contact city chemic al examinatlon orthc cor -Members of three political re plac inJ: him .,..1th dt•fcns c hall for a new cens us appoint • parties, including dissidents In mina!>ter Shimon l'cres, Jsraeh ment. psc. Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin's ne ws pa p(' rs saarl todav 1\ccordmg to Bluell, based on an a verage of 2.4 persons pe r household. the uncounted popula- tion muy number 1.200, amount· in g to S20,000rn los t revenue Census take rs will be <·omplct - 1 n g th e ir ta s k o n Frid a y. Everyone who ha~ not yet been counted 1s asked lo cul\673·7801 Two 'Students' Held in Heist A pair of youn g <'ollegians driv- ing a red luxury convertible were captured moments after a $580 lfuntington Beach bank robbery Monday. Aurora r oxx. If!, :1n<I Anthony Rra d c liff. 21. bolh of Los An1?ele.s. were booked on susp1. cion of nrmc d r obb(•ry. Miss Foxx was captured at shotgun-point a bout 2·45 p.m . less than u blor k from the Crocker National Bank hranch at 96 Hunti ngton Center, just off the San Diego Freeway at Beach Boulevard Rradc llrr. he r ulleged nc· complke In the a borted robbery of one teller in the bank, was ap· prehended severul blocks away, after apparently being spooked into fleeing. BradC'liff wus a rr<'sted nt lhe J . r . Penney Company tlUtO repair center ot ,777 l'~dingcr Ave. Officer Dennis Hranch wits only u bloek awny when a teller pressed a ~ilent olurm buUon u11 an ntt ra ct 1v e hlnck woman pushed n not~ ocross h~r counter and brnnd1shed a gun .------------------------------------ WHO'S BEHIND YOU? How muc h do guarantees mean? It depends on the it em involved and the manufacturer. . A $100.000 house 1s guaranteed for ONE year. Most automobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one year Most electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days lo one ye ar Guarantees on carpeting are complicated. The rule in the industry is lWO YEARS for manufacturing defects. The feeling is that manufacturing defects will surface within that two year period. Beyond thrs. these manufacturers feel there are too many varaables in the usage to give coverage beyond that period. Don't be misled by "Phoney" guarantees. They are prorated. based on mill-1nvo1ce costs. plus padding and labor to change. By the time you figure them up. it usually costs more to change than the original purchase prace. Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance of complaints as not because o f defects but because of improper installation. We min1m1~e the number o f complaints by having the best installers around. Also. we deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems BuytnQ from Alden's will g1v~ you theJg~atest security. 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • COSTA MESA, CALIF. 9267 7 • PHONt 646-48JB 6 •6·1JSS Tuetdoy February 10 1978 By MILTON MOSKOWITZ A:sked t he question,' Which Is the largest hotel chain" ', mllny persons could ,.,robably .1nswer, c orrectly lloltd,lY IM S W1tb some I 700 eslubUshmcnu, lloh duy Inns has for rent e ach day an mc r~'<ilble 267 000 rooms A:>ked the quc:> uon • Whil:h 1s the larJ:est re sta urant c h:.un" m;,any person s r ould p robnb l ali.o ans wer (Orreclly. McDonald s With more than 3,000 units 1n the United St.Hes Mc Oon.i.1!1 s sells so many hum burge rs thot averng~ 1ta1ly re ce1pts totol :in lncrcd1 blc $5 5 m1lho n llol1do v Inns a rHI M c Dona ld s ,ire botn franchis e t s meanmlt Money Tree thul most of the units that beur thl'1r 11.1mC's are owned by hcensel's Both compumes now have .annual s ales a pprox 1m :sllng $1 blll1on HOW M ANY P•'HSONS, though would he ..iblc t11 1dcn llfy the t:Ompany \\hlch docs what hoth Hohduv Inns ~md McDonald s do -fcc:d e1nd lodge people and now rcrnks third be hmd these two giants with a nnual i.alcs of S750 m1lhon'1 The ans wer surpn:s1ni;:I~ 1:,, l\la rriotl Corp a company thal has patched together a d utch or different bUSlntr.iSeS tO expand its s e1lcs by six l1rnt:~ over the past 10 years Marriott has hotels 31 or them with a lotal of 13 390 rooms and they ~encrate Cat rates t ons1derably higher than Holid ay Inn ) revenues or more than $200 million a yea r Marriott has rest aurants -that was its orig inal bus1 ncss Among them a re Hot Shoppes cafete rias Fa rrell s ice cream parlors Big Boys coffee s hops and Ro) Roge rs fas t food re~tau ra nts I here are more than 400 units 1n 28 state~. and they gene ra te sales or more than S250 m 1lhon a ye ar MARRIOTT S THIRD prong 1s 1fl stitul1onul reeding It provides food service fo r bus inesses an different m rhnes, among them A mcm an A1rhne~ 1 WA and the Soviet Airline Ae roflot fling up another S'l~O m1lhon for this dh 1s 1on Not con tent w 1lh feeding a nti lodJ.(tn~ us Mar 11ott will make a bid this }car to ovcrt,1ke Holi day Jnns and M< Donuld s by entcrtammi:: us u la W .alt 01sney Just in lime ro1 I he U1ccntcnn1al It wall unfur l t wo Creal Amer1c11 lheme Jlttrks-f~alunnR r1dt:s shows s hops iJnd rc:itauranti. The first one will op( n M 111 c h 20 al Santa Clara io mile'< south of S 10 1-r.anu~<:o 1 he scMnd is i.ched ulcd to optn May 29 at Gurnee 111 mtd\\ay bet\\een Chicago and M alwaukee Mar n otl s appcltte for expansion has occas1onally re - sulted 1n tnd1gcst1on In 1971 1t got mto the booming cr uise ship business by a cqwrmg the Sun Line which operate" rru1se s hips m the Caribbean during lhe winter a nd In the Mediterranean during the s ummer Along came the Turkish Greek war over Cyprus -and Pl ci.to, there was no l\led1terranean c ruise business TllF. 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Glendale and Pasadena -246-7181; Long Ikal h-537-4400; Ontario an<l Pomona -983-3664; . Orange Counry-937-3114; Riverside and S:m Bernardii10 Toll Fret: at (800) 222-2R10; San Gabriel VaUcy -579-4210; Santa Monic:i and South Bay -646-~230. Orange Coast EDITION VOL 69, NO. 41 , 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA 1'oday's Clo~dng N.Y. Stoeks TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1976 C TEN CENTS ~~~~~~~~~~ HB Student C~ntradicts Patty Hearst SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -As an apparently cheerful Patricia 8earst looked on, a teen-ager to· day described her as a genial captor who worried about his comfort while wielding a gun i.n front of him. Thomas Dean Matthews, 19, a Golden West Coflege student, who took an unexpected nde with Miss Hearst and two Symbionese Liberation Army companions in May 1974, took the witness stand for the government and im· mediately contradicted the heiress' testimony of Monday. The testimony is being given outside the presence of the jury In Miss Hear5t 's bank robbery trial. U.S. Dis trict Court Judge Oliver J . Carter rnust determine whether the panel should be a l- lowed to hear evidence about SLA "communiques" m ade by O.ily l'llot S~I P-• FAMILY SAFE-Mrs. Maria Muadi. 37, and her four children arrived safely in Capistrano Beach from earthquake- ravaged Guatemala Saturday to stay with relatives. Her husba nd, a physician, remained behind. Children. clockwise' from left, arc Gabrielle, 5; Herberto, 11; Juan Carlos. 16, :md Maria Isabel, 8. Victim Describes Earthquake Horror By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL 0111•• Otllr PllotSUff · .. All t he people were screaming like they werrvazy ... people everywhere, cry.ing, screaming, bleeding ..... Tears welled in Maria Muadi's eyes as she told of the horrors of the Guatemalan earthquakes that It's Ragtime · All the Way In Boat Race ·Ragtime won all the marbles in the San Diego to M anzanillo yacht race, scoring first to finish. first on overall handicap and first in Class A. Ragtime's over all victory was assured when Broom Hilda. a Class C entry. r an out of han- dicap time early today. There was no report on Broom Hilda at the Sam. roll call. lt was the first overall han- dicap vict ory for Ra~ime since she has campaigned m Southern California. according to Bill Pas- quini.co-owner with Bill White of the 62-foot sloop. She has been first to finis h in every race she has entered. Only 13 of the 39 yachts that started the race Jan. 31 had finished by 8 a.m . today. Boats in Manzanillo were Greybeard, Joli. Ragtim e. Miram ar . E ndless have left an estimated 17.000dead since Wednesday . <Related story. photo.A4 l Mrs. Muadi, wife of a promi· nent Guate mala City phys ician, left the de vastated country Satur- day amid fears that aftershocks might injure her four children. Her 41 -year -old husband. Isam, remafaed behind. Mrs. Muadi is staying al lhe Capistrano Beach home of Mr. and Mrs . George Chade Mrs. 'Chade is Mrs. Muadi'ssister. "You felt like you were a little piece of paper." said Mrs Muadi i n h alting Englis h as s he described the first joll th:.i l ~truck at3:15a.n:i . Wednt>sday. After the shod<. the Mu:idts gathered their four ch1 lurC'n into the family 's two cars and drove lll Mixco, a s uburb. hormg to fin d a new home intact. It had been le veled. "The next three nights we slept mourcars. Noonewantedtoslecp inside the buildings. They were afraid of more earthquakes ... ~he said. The city's poor. who had no cars. slep t outside in parks and open areas. wrapped in sheets and blankets. Mrs. Muadi s aid American supplies began to ar· rive at the city's Jet airport by midday Wednesday. lts runways. surprisingly. were not damaged. although the termin al was destroyed <See QUAKE, Pagf' t\2) the defendant and about the Los Angeles crime spree in which Mattthews was caught up. Matthews t estified that after being taken captive in his van, he watched Miss Hearst easily han- dle en automatic weapon, and said she repeatedly patted him on the head and inquired about his well-t>eing. He-Was asked during a brief cross-examination whether Miss * * * Hearst had expressed "concer n during the night that you were feeling all right." "Yes, she did," the youth replied. Testifying Monday, Miss Hearst said she never handled a gun while she spoke to Matthews during the ir night-long ride through the s treets of Los Angeles. Matthews. a s miling, affable * * * student, pointed her out in the courtroom and said he had seen her taking a bullet in and out of her semiautomatic rifle as she spoke to him. He said Mass Hearst wore a black curly ·wig which "she kept adjusting during the course of the evening.'' He said Miss Hearst's compa- nion, William Harris -whose wife Emily had commandeered Matthews' van -introduced him * * * to Miss Hearst , s aying: ''This is Tania." "She took a bullet out of the chamber of her weapon and put it in and out or the clip in the weapon." Matthews recalled. Asked to identify Miss Hearst in the courtroom. he said, "She's n ght there, sitting next to Mr. Bailey." Miss Hears t . a t the defense ta- <See WITNESS, Page A2) * * * Patty Reveals Sexual Assaults in SLA Closet Bizarre Account Revealed SAN FRANCISCO <A P> Weaving a chilling saga of fear and degradation. P:itncw llearst says her Symhioncsc Liberation Army kidnapers forced her to embrace violent revolution and enslaved he r mind with the be lief she would never escape the tcr· rorist underground. Fighting back tears, Miss Hearst fina lly told her story to the world Monday in testimony MOTHER DENIES SON ASSAULTED PATTY-AS al her bank rol>bery ln<.11 It was a bizarre account of ~eeks in darkness. sexual assault. months - or livin~ with the rcturnng threat of death and :i 111g hl of wa t chin~ some of hl'r mo!.l Yicious tormentor:; die an flame!.. She startled the courtroom with her declaralion that she had been sexually assaulted by SLA member William Wolfe when kept blindfolded in a closet for several weeks after her Feb. -1, 1974, kidnaping. She said her June 7. 1974. taped eulogy of Wolfe and the other SLA members who died in the fire was written by Willia m and Emily Harris. In the tape, she proclaimed her Jove for Wolfe. calling him ·'the gentlest. most beautiful man l'vceverknown .'' On the witness stand, however. she portrayed Wolfe as callous. As Bailey questioned her: Q. Did you, in fact, have any af· fection for William Wolfe? A.No. Q. Did William Wolfe ever do anything offensive to you? J\. Yes. Q. What did he do? A. He assaulted me sexually. Choking bnck lears, Mi ss llcarst said Wolfe accosted her in the closet a monU1 an cr her kid- napang and wasn't the only SLA <Sec PATTY, PageA2) MESA FORUM The 17 candidates seek· ing three seats on the Costa Mesa City Council have been invited to speak at a breakfast m eeting of t he Newport H arbor-Cos ta Mesa Board of Realtors at 8 o'clock Thurs day in the Mesa Verde Country Club. The meeting is open to public. -· Dally PilOI SUff Pllolo LOOKING NORTH FROM FAIR DRIVE. COSTA MESA'S 'BIG DITCH' IS DRY Fears of Rain Filling Newport Freeway Excavation Prove Groundless Ditch By ALAN DIRKJS OH ... O•llY Pli.t St.« It was not muc h of a test. but the rains dad come and they did not turn Costa Mesa's mile-long ditch into a canal or a marina. Engineers from the California Depart ment of Transportation <Caltrans> reported today there had been no flooding in the ex· cavation in the Newport Boulevard median. Engineer s have long main· 'tained the hole -it's 30 feet deep a nd 225 feet wide -would not flood for two reasons: first, a channel has been dug alongside the excavation to prevent rain from surface streets from run· ning into the hole. second. the soil in the bottom is sandy, allowing absorption. But these assertions have not silenced critics from quipping that the ditch. excavated to get fill dirt for the Newport Freeway -Corona de! M ar Freeway interchange at Bristol Street, will become Coata Mesa's Panama Canal or a Costa Mesa marina. Deputy Mayor Jack Hammett r ecently told members of the California Highway Commission when they met in Costa Mesa that the excavation would become an attractive nuisance to children as a r esultofflooding. Costa Mesa Public Services Director Jim E ldridge repeated today that no water will d.rain tn· to the ditch. ''Only direct rainfall will gel into it," he said Survives John Gietzen . chief of the hydrographics section of the Orange County Flood Control District. reported 2.29 inches or rain had fallen in Costa Mesa in the pas t week. "But this was an cxc-ellent Rlness Debated Rains rarnrall for absorption." he said "lt fell moderately over a period of days and thus there was no waste." Gietzen said the test ror the median excavation will come <See MEDIAN, Page/\2) Hinshaw Divorce Settled in Court By TOM BARLEY Ol IM Dally PllOI SUH Supe rior Court Judge Lloyd E. Blanpied Jr. reduced ma ny set- t 1 em en t demand s of Cong r ess man Andre w J . Hinsha w's wife, Thais, Monday in granting the couple's divorce. Hins haw. however. convicted earlier in another court on bribe r y charges, now finds himself facing another $3,365 In legal bills that must be paid within 90 days . In his ruling that dissolved the two year marriage, Judge Blan- pied indicated he does not believe the 48-year-old ex-Mrs. Ilins haw is as sever ely afflicted with multiple sclerosis a s was claimed by her lawyer in week long hearings. Blanpied. gets 1973 Cougar, 1972 Lincoln and 1966 Pontiac automobiles as part of that settle· ment plus her share of an $8,800 condominium once owned by the couple. (~e HINSHAW, Page A2) Or:n~~as • Weather <See Rl\GTIM E, Page A2) DOW RECORDl 11-POINT GAIN Port Mesa Relicensed There was very little evidence of any serious disease Dec. 20, 1972. according to color photo· graphs taken o f the couple during their wedding, the jurist noted in a 12-page ruling granting the divorce. Decreas in g clouds tonight with sunny skies and warmer te mperatures Wednesday. according to the weather service . Slightly warmer with highs or 60 at the beaches and 65 inland. Chance of rain near zero tonig bt and Wcdncs. day. NEW YORK <U PI) -Prices closed b road ly and sharply higher today in active trading on lhe New York Stock Exchange amid hopes the economic re· covery would be long las ting. The Dow Jones industria l average. a 2.28-point gainer Mon· dav. added 11.57 points to 968. 75. Advances led declines by about Q five-to-two m ar.:in. (Tables. A\l). :I . Prices were higher in active trading on the American Stock Exchange. Hospital 'Cleaned Vp' Untkr New Owner The Port Mesa Convalescent Hospital, threatened with the loss of Medicare and Medi Cal patients last December because of alleged non-comppance with state health laws, has been re- licensed. A new own er, Ronald A. Reynolds of Glendale. has taken over the m anagement or the hospital at 2570 Newport Blvd . Costa Mesa. and has had the facility re-certified by the slate Department of Health. "We have cleaned rt up. an, c reased the staff. developed policy and proc('dures, and passed the s tate lic<'nsing inspec· tion." Reynolds s aid today. Robert Mitchel. supervising surveyor for the state Depart- ment of Health in Santa Ana, con- firmed the facility has been re- instated as a hospital for both Medi·Cal and Medicare pro- grams. The change of ownership and the r ecertiflc-ation were ac- complished w ithout any patients an the !H>-bed hnspilal being '\ transferr('d. In December. state officials said patients would have lo be tran~fcrred when the facili· ty was disqualified fro m the Medi-Cal and M edicare pro· grams. "But I mod e a gamble," Reynolds said. "I guaranteed the state that l would make the pay· ments for these patients m yself if we did not pass a new inspection. We did pass the inspection and the state made the payment~ retroactive." CSeePORT,Page.U> ·' And he further repeatedly ob- srrv cs lhnl much o f Mrs. H inshaw·s apparently in - capacatnllng condition may be psychiatric in nature. Judge lllanp1cd predicts that the lifting of the mentaJ strain as a result of his ruling may even have a beneficial effect on her condltlpn. He rejected Mrs. Hinshaw's claim for lifetime financial sup· port on those grounds and rules that her share of community pro- perty valued by him al $29, 130 shall bc$11,200. Mrs Hinshaw. whose name or Worthen 1s restored by Judge INSIDE TODA l ' A police o/{icer who tncd to talk a 16-year -old /ncnd mto turning over his rtflr. JOOS Jorced to kill the boy in a heated slando/j. StonJ 114 Index "' Yevr '-••let AJ """ l..anM•• IU lrm1 .. mbeck 8Z MOM'f'Trff AIO L.M .. I'd .Al MoYIH At C.llto....i• .AS M\ltOMI ll'llftd \ A lO O•UlllH l•tc H•tl.,•I Ht•\ A• Citml<l 8J OH .... C.1111W Al trM1-d al ..... 1 1-2 OHlll,..11<.0\ .Al Sjler1a It 6 Ultwl•l P•.-.A4 S4«0ol.lrll"t Al•ll 111\ffUI",,,."' At T...,,111M All ,. ..... 0 .A1•11 ,,.... .... ...... K _ 82 Wt•lllff If l11ttrmlul... 1U -If H•_, At ' 4 2 OAtL Y PILOT c lueadar. February 10. 1978 Victim Aid Hopeful Cites Needs E:cbtor 's Note: Thtr.: ore 11 con· - dldotu vying for three 1eai1 on the COiia Me1a C1t11 Council. This ltory u cbout one of them. The tlectton b March 2. Costi1 Mesa City Council can- didate Davld J . Yarnal think& the city abould tel up u rape coW\llel Ing and defense center. lie s ugges ted it be staffed with women police of(icers. Yarnal also said he would sup. v<>rt a 50-mcter pool at Costa Mesa lUgh School and sald that ir a councilmun he would favor the ctty contributing more \ban the , 25 percenl or the cost the city re- cently ottered the pool boosters and the Newport-Mesa Unlfled Scbool District. "H was impossible for the boosters to raise the 25 percent that was asked of them," Yarnal said. "A pool will bring publicity and revenue lo the city. Look what 1.he Olympic pool has done for Mission Viejo." Yamat, 58, 1s married with three chlldren. A heavy equip- ment engineer, he has also run service s tations and restaurants. His home is al 2583 Santa Ana Ave .. and he has lived in Costa .Mesa for 18 years. He said he would support low· cost housing programs for the elderly and claimed money is available through an organiza- tion ca lled the California Hous· ing Finance Agency. He said the "holding pattern" • on expansion or Orange Count/ Airport should be continued. On downtown redevelopment. he-s11id much money has been spent on studies and emphasized it was time Cor action. He look is- sue with a call for a bridge to be bullt over the Santa Ana River al West 19th Street beca°'e, he sald, there is no money availa- ble. "It's wrong to talk about It, .. headded. · He calJed for McNally School to be preser ved as a hi storical s ite with a park atmosphere created around It. - On planning, he said he was op- posed to commercial intrusion Deity~..-54att ....... WOULD SUPPORT POOL Mesa Candidate Yarnal into residential neighborhoods. He said this is what occurred on the westside and contended .. haphazard piecemeal zoning" by past and present planning commissions blighted parts o( the westside. He spoke in favor of a com- munity center for seniors and young people, but was cool to the idea o( a city newsletter, saying Jt wouJd be expensive. It Is up to the citJ~en to be informed by re- ading the press and attending public meetings, he explained. He suggested the posslbillty or a cosl-sharing program between the city and property owners s hould be investigated to build s idewalks in sections or the city: He also suggested using the elderly as cro.ssint1 guards near elementary schools and said the s ign ordinance should be revised because the a mortization period for small firms j s not long enough. Expelled Student ·Loses UCI Lawsuit •' Expelled UC Irvine student Bruce MacNaugbton remained that way today when Orange County Superior Court Judge Lia.I E. Blanpied Jr. again rulld'that he had no cause of ac- tion against the university. Upholding defense arguments filed by lawye rs for ucr and Chancello r Da nie l Aldrich . Judge Blanpied commented lbat MacNaughton, 42, of 4725 Royce Road, Irvine, failed lo take ad- vantage of the administrative op-- portunities offered him when hi? was dismissed last June26. MacNaugbton is seeking re- instatement to the academic pr1>- gram. a n opportunity to com· plete the master's course he was taking a l the time of his ex- puls ion and $4.J m illion i n damages. MacNa,u):lhto n's explusion <"ame wh en he foiled to complete a number of assignments in his s cience course a fter seve r al warnings. Ile later accused instructors of acting maUciously in faitingtoad- \'ise the administration of his plans to make up "incompletcs'' in hiS studies. MacNaughton said another Te- asoo for his expulsion lay in the fact that he circulated an essay e nt itled .. Org ani zational Survival" on campus shortly before he was osked to leave. 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He claims be is also being punlshe.A by .the school for seek- ing relfislatement lhrough aclion taken by the American Civil Liberti~s Union. ·The former student claims that UCI adminis trators are motivat· ed against him through jealousy of his business and academic powers. Attorney Bill Sheffield today said M aeN augbton's new at- tempt lo negotiate the pretrial stage of the laws uit failed "because we ran up against a judge who doesn't know the law. ''H e does n 't r ead hi s paperwor k and he doesn't un· derstand the problem," Sheffield · s aid. ''Nevertheless we shall file :m amended complaint in the .hope that even Judge Blanpicd might be able lo comprehend it.·· Evening High School Opens In Costa Mesa The new evening high school in the Newport-Mes a Unifie d School District is scheduled to open its doors at McNally Con· tinuation High School next Tues- day night. Classes will be held from 5:30 p.m. to 9: 15 p.m .. each night. Monday through Thursday, at the Costa Mesa campus. Students working fulllimc must attend classes a minimum of four class hours per week. Those working parttimc must at Lend n minimum of 15 hours per week. Courses w i 11 be offered in Englis h a nd r eading. social sciences. busines~ and math, work experience and arts and crafts. The new evening high school is an experiment to attract students who have dropped out of school early because of their work schedules or who are considertng leavlng school. For more info rmation. phone Carol Castaldo at 556·3450, after 5:30 p.m .. Mo nday throug h Thursday. FroaPag~Al MEDIAN ... with a more Intense d<>wnpour. bul even tht!n he doubled whether the median would OC)()(l heC'ausc ()( the drain age chnl\nel and the sandy subsoil. "Even if It did flood in parts. they could install an automatic pump s ystem to pump lh<' waler to 3 specific drnin," he added. Coastal Proposal . Revealed SACRAMENTO (U PJ) - Cons erv u ti o n iSL·Sopportcd leglslation to enact permanent controls on the development of the scenic California coastline was announc ed today amid warnings it raced sUJf opposition. The legislation was spawned by voter approval of tfle bitterly contested 1972 coastline protec- tion initiative which created u series o( commissions to tem- porarily regulate coastal d e· velopment and draft a perma· nent plan. Sen. Anthony C. Deilenson CD· Los Angeles ). chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and s ponsor of the proposal, warned of art ''extre m~ly difficult" road ahead and called on supporters 9f the initiative to "re-enUsl in the Cight to save the coast." He said the measure sought to protect "the scenic beauty or the coast . encourage its orderly and bal a n ce d de ve l o pm e n t. guarantee public access, plan for sitin g of energy facilities and power plants and to Increase lhe opportunilies for public recrea- tion." The measure. ~upported by the Sierra Club anc1 other conserva· lionist organizations, would ex- tend the life of the statewide coastal commission and require local governments to draw up thelr own coastal plans In con- formity with tbe plan enacted by the bill. Bellem1on told a news con- ference that developers and other opponents of the 1972 in- itlatl ve and previous coastal legislation "are already geared up to attack this bill." "Builders, land developers, cons tru ction tra d e unions , utilities. oil companies and other!> seeking to protect their narrow self-interests will be out in forct> to defeat this bill or uttempt to weaken it," he snld . Sen. PresldeRt Pro Tern James R. Mills CD-San Diego), forecast in response to a question that if u "reasonably J,?ood blll doesn 'l pass" the legislature environ· mentalists will again take their case to the voters with another coastal protection initiative aH they did four years ago. QUAKE •.. ~·The United Stales <'<tmc with nirplanes and big, bag trucks. They brought medicine, nurs1's and supplies. The planes came every fiv e or 10 minutes," l\t rs. Muadis ald. The supplies were sort'ly needed. At Roosevelt Hosp1Lal . where her husband is .a,rankin g member of the medical staff. three months' of medical supplies were exhausted in oneday. ll was the only Guatemala City hospital left standing after lhequakes, she s aid. The hos pila I, bui ll with American and Guate mala n money, has 800 heds . .More than 3,000 persons were housed there last Wednesday,shesaid. Mrs. Muadi appealed for dona- tions from local residents. She said they m ay be taken loChade's TONIGHT NEWPO RT·M ESA SCllOOL. BOARD neRul:ir mcct1n1:. (;osta Mt'sa City Counc'1l c:hum hers. 7:30 p.m ' ' B E H 1 N U T II 1': H£ADL1NES" -Dr. (i1l~·s 'f Brown lecturer, OCC Forum 7:30 p.m "THE NATIONAL llEAl:t'll" -South Cous t ft c1a·rtor y Theater, through Sun. tl p.rn WEDNESDA '\', l~En. ll COAST C OMMU N I TY COLLEGE DOA RI> Regular meeting, 1370 Adams, Sp,m. OCC LECTURES "Positive Parenting," Marti Malterre lcc· turer. Island House. Newport Center .. 9:30 a.m . "Income Tax Prepara tion," Richard A Brown J r lecturer. Fine Arts Bldg. 119. 7:30 p.m . "Fa!"hion Accessorie~ Workshop," Barb;.in.1 L1euwc>n. lecturer. Room 325 Estanci..1 · High School, 7 p m . BASKETBALL -1-\illcrton :.st OCC. 7 :30 p.m . Tustin ut Coi.t a Mes a. 7 p.m . Est anci a ,11 VIiia Park, 7 p.m. fo'ountain V:.slky al Newport Harbor, 7 11.n1 E'rone Page A I IDNSHAW. • • Judge Blunp1L•<.I furthl'r nill-11 that 16 boXt·s of pers ona l possessions held by th,, Ob tricl Attorney's Office 10 safe keeping throughout the di vorce procced- 1ng6 are Mrs. Jlinshaw's and must be returned to her Hinshnw was fu rther or<.lerccl to pay for Mrs . Jlins huw's psychiatric treatment for tht• next two years up to a m:J\1mum of $200 a month and to ront1nue to make his federal medical in surance cover age av:.iilabl" 10 her Judge Bl anpiec1 rl'fust'twcen oppo!.mg lawyers during lhc divorce hear- ing "for no reasons thut l cun un- derstand" hc set the <.1ward at S2.500. He also r ejects the plaintiff's argument tha t Mrs. llinsJw w was lured by llinshuw rrom ht'r 20-year marriaAc to Las Ve gas '<'ontraclor Mux Worthen. "Sht' knowin ~ly l<'rt 11 SC'l'llrt• marriaizc." .J udgc Bl anp1ed ~.11t1 And he furth1.·r co11eludcd t hat Hinshaw would never hnv<' mar· ried a woma n oc; ill 8'1 Mr o;. Hinshaw m11d(' hf'rsl'lf 0111 lo lw during the d1vor<'e mqw n f'ro• Page .1' I PORT .•• Reynolds would not dis<'losc how muc h h l' paid for the hospital, but he did say he has bc{'n the administrator or owner of other convalescent hosp1tuls. "l a m convinced the prulllcm was mana gement," Reynolds. who wiJJ also be administrator of Port Mesa, said. Ile also ln~islt'11 he has long-term plan!i for thl' facility. ··we have no intent ion of sl'll ing," he ~:ml ··we a1e ~wn· to stay." Ranche r (;onvicted B11 Newport Of fidals ·• ~ rt Parking Plan Opposed Newport Bench orricials w11l oppose a county pion to add up to 650 public parking s pace& at Ortingo Cou.nty Airl)Ort.. 1'he proposal was brought to lhl! county Board or Supcrvisori; today. but it was continued until March 2. Discussing the plart with coun- f'roa Page Al WITNESS ••. ble with her chief attorney, F . Lee Bailey, s miled brightly at the witness. The young defenda nt . a p- parently in a good mood. had begun the day laughing at an ap. parent joke her attorney told her before court began. She wore a n o the r n e w o utfil a multicolored s tri peri over blouse with " pale bel8e turtleneck un- derneath, and brown slacks. In her dramatic testimony on the fi rst day or lhe hearing, Mlsi; Hearst. admitted she was the f1erson who s prayed lhe Los Angeles store with gunshots one month a rter the bank robbery with which sbe Is charged. Under questioning by U.S. At· torney James L . Browning, Mat- thews said he asked his chatty abductors, "Why did you rob the bank?'' "William Harns stated they needed money becausetheywere righting guerrilla warfare and it was n 't easy," Matthews testified. He sa id Miss Hearst added lh:it she had "heard lots of publicity that her ~un wasn't loaded and she said this was all false." Browning asked, "Did she sav she was free to use the gun?'' · "Yes," replied Matthews, who frequently brushed his lon~ish hair away fro m his eyes. * * * Fro• Page A I PATTY ••• member to sexually abuse her. Ba iley did not pursue the matter further. . T es t ifyi n g w ith t he j ury :1bsrnt. s he said she took part in 1 he robbery only oul of fear of de· ath and i.aid she never surren· rlererl bN·ause remaining SL/\ m(•mhers thr~3t~n('(l to st;.ilk hl•r for the re5t of her life if she did She " 3S capt ured Sept. 18. With a"' h1spery voice that was harcly audible a t times, the pale nt•\\'Spaper heiress said night. \\~1s futtle :is two surviving SL/\ members continued to carry on the leS?acy or those who died -to imprison her forever in :i mental dungeon. She s a id she wat<'hed the May 17, 1974 s hootout at Los Angeles on a television set in an Anaheim m otel. "Wh ere could I ~o?" she Mkl'<I several timei;, s aying the SLA con vinced her that s he hud been nbandoncd by her f:lmlly un!I lhti l the FOi wanted her dead. c1lm~n ~1ont.luy, City Manager Robert Wynn s ald he believes the proposal is "in violation or lbc £nvlronmc•ntal Quullty Act." Accor d ing to Hoh Long, Wytm 's mlm1nu,trative assistant, th«> county Boa rd of Supervisors an August ordered a plan for more parking s paces at the airport. The plan which hn.<i been de· vised by the county General Services Department. would pro· vide 39S spaces adjacent to the termlnnl a nd 255 more spaces a half·mlle away on Nol'tJt Airport Dri ve. The 395 terminal spaces would be created by moving the car rental parking from the north side or the terminal to a smaller lot on the south side and taking the metered par king lot, now on the south side and moving tt up to the area where car rentals were parked. Th3t would create 50 ad- ditlonwl parklnJt spaces. Long said the existing public parking Jot across Airport. Drive Crom the terminal would be r·eslrlped. producing 150 spaceR. Another 195 spaces would be cr eated by t a king over the employes· parkln1t lot at the south end o! the exl.sti.ng public parklng lot. The employes would be moved to a new area adjacent to the airplane tie-down area where 225 over-n ow public parking spaces also would be included Jn the lot to be constructed there. F.moloyes or the airlines and car rental agencies as well' as airport security guards are ex· pected lo oppose the plan at the upcoming hearing. Fro• rage Al . 1 RAGTIME. • • Summer. Dorothy 0 , Nalu IV. Ce l erity, Whistle Wing. Primavera. Deception, Mamie and Lussino. The rest or the fleet wns strung out from 5 to 40 miles rrom Msnzanillo with the majority clustered about 40 miles out. Even with the tight winds re- port ed in lhe urea virtually all or the hoals "ere e xpected to finisf\ some lime today. • Bene fit Art Show • Set at Me a High An a rt show and :iuclion will be <'Onductcd at Cosl a Mesa High School Saturday to raise funds for school m usical .units. There will be a preview in the media center from 7 to 8 p.m. with the au<'t1on scheduled for 8.30 p.m ThP show will be staged by the Band Roosters who said the collt'etion offered for sale will m<'ludc lithog raphs. <'tchings and ~raph i c::i. ~1gn cci by renowned· <1 rt1sts. i\dm iss1on will cost $2 JX'r l'Ouplc. Tanker Damaged Liquors, 34262 Doheny Park SAN DIEGO (/\Pl A Borrl'J;'' Road, Capistrano Re ac h , or-Springs ranch O\\ner ha:. been directed to Los Angeles-based re-convict ed of concea li ng and lieforganizations . 1 11 I I' J\1 iss Hearst r enouncrd all her taped communiques from th<' Sl.t\ as products of cOt'rcion. untl !>:lid she "':is forced to help rob u hank and late r tell ;i tcen-a~cr that she acted freely. "They told me I would h e killed ," was her simple. dirert oplanat1on of m a ny or her uc- tions. C II H I S·T C 11 U R \ 11 . N e w Zealand CAP 1 The L.S Navv ta nkN M :iu ni ~t· l1m pe<I into Christchur<'h today with ex· tcn~1n· dumai:c In its bow from ice on tl:-. \\ :1y hack from the An· tarctic. "We are so thankful for all the _tr_a_ns_port ng 1 CA a a icns. ----------------------------- help from the American people. 1-------------------------------------Tbey have opened lheir hearts to our country," she said. * * * Mesa Woman Organizes Quake Help 1\ Costa Mesa woman. working thr o ugh th e Gu a t e mala Consulate in Los Angeles, has been aulhorizec1 to collect items for survivors of the Guatemalan earthquakes Olga Loumeau of 203 Ogle Sl . will a ccept food , clothing or money don a ti o n s fr o m throughout Orange County. Checks. made payable to the Guatemalan Aid Chrun, s hOuld be delivered to her or to Mrs. Rae Potter. 1506 \V arwicK: Lane, Newport Beach. ln addition to M~. Loumcau's home. donations or food. clothing and medicine a re being accepted for her al all six Newport Beach rirc stations. The Orange County !)1tlvalion Army will collect <.'loth111g dona· lions for earthquake victims lhal urt> ma r ked for Gua tc mutu cart.hqui1kc relier. Ch('c.;ks r11:c nlso bcini:l a<'ccptecl by the Ornn~c County chapter of lhe /\rncricun fled Cro~s, r,01 N. Golden ClrC'lr Dri Vt', Santa Ana. Mrs. Loumeau said medical volunteers ar~ needed to S('rve In Guatemala. Thot'le interested In voluntcerine can contact her al MS 3029 ' I WHO'S BEHIND YOU? How much do guarantees mear? It depends on the ilem involved and the manu facturer A $1 00.000 house 1s guaranteed tor ONE year. Most au tomobiles are guaranteed from 30 days to one y ear Mosl electrical products are guaranteed from 90 days to one year. Guarantees on carpeting are comphcated. The rule 1n lhe industry is TWO YEARS for manufacturing defects. The feeling 1s that manufacturing defects will surface w1th1n that two year period. Beyond this. these manufacturers feel there are too many variables in the usag e to give coverage beyond that penod. Don't be misled by "Phoney" guarantees They are prorated. based on m1ll-mvo1ce costs. plus padding and labor to change. By the 11me you figure them up, 1t usually costs more to change than the original purchase price. . Carpet manufacturers tell us that a preponderance of complaints is not because of de fects but because of improper installation. We m1nim1ze the number o f complaints by having the best installers around. Also. we deal only with more substantial mills. further reducing problems. Buying from Alden's will give you the greatest security. 1663 PLACENTIA AVENUE • C05TA MESA , CAllf. 926t7 •' PHONE 646-4838 -646-23.SS