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• MO~DAY AfTE1U~OON, MARCH 5, 1973 •. ~ ... NO-;Mr I IKT~ :W PAIJ•I
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l USAF Lt. Cal.· John Qramesi of Blackwood, N.J., returning prisoner
' of war, waves his bome'made American flag out window of Medivac
Bus en route to Clark Air Force Hospital in Philippines. See story
A parking lot attmdant -....,tedly made. &ales . of hadtkh in c.rs of.
restaurant cull!4mm was an-b)' Lal!ID!" Beach police .Friday. ·Page 4. ·
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IDdden ~~yoffs?
~ .Reynolds Weber, JI, ol 3013 Mountain v,... 1'ive, ,_
Beach, !WU arreslecl by--· at the J>Ortini.iot ol 8-e ot e;,m. f.11 Broa~ ... y. ~ WU boobd m dwJlol ol
.: B.rO'Wn Claims Solons E:~ ::-~~ 7 • -:.=: • John Soporlto, Lapa--.
•• said that two grams d ~bashidw wre ~.>1'1fa-andolJeiled . Alte, r.ed. Lobby· Records · ::~ '!'~=~::=:-= • to be a synthetic drQg.
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11ACRAMJiNTo (AP) -Tbe socrewy ministers a 11149 lobbyist1aw, Ilia! Brown iovesttgatioll for .-two l!IODlho lie
ol State acellled a leglslaUve committee termed "so weak and riddled with :!.:!1 ~the .... ~-=-~ 1'!481 of Illegally altering public recprds Joo)!holes ~.at it ~a virtual lnvitatfoo to reataurant a abort distance away and be
to hide ·Dimes of legislators and lJtate of• corrupµpn. • · alleged a aate Yu made to ., ..,.
flclall who roctlved money flom 'lob-Brown aaid in a statement tb!I com-dercover agmt In .Ille ..... Olfian ... mittee encouraged lobb\llsts ID file rested We!Mr -he _,. to Ibo ~ • "vqu• and meanlngll'§l OS-.r<porls. ~ ' 8eci'etOrJ .. r Btate Edmund a .. Blown-•u ilas beOiii the cimcl81 pcill<1 iii 111e • Arr · w Jt. a Oemocrat, aald Ibo colxlmiltee lobbyist control committee to alter publlc ""'~ r.r -1· "4'facecl llie, doi!UmtlltB by blocking out dopuments wben a lobbytst makes a lull , tiiO "'1I)Jlc olflclala' nimtS." · and honest repo~" be added. H • T __ "'Bmm, tbe llal6'1 watdJdoi over cam-Brown's statement dld no1· spe\iflcaDy · Unttn,atnn Llf.QS · pl1gn flJing-pltoed~ ia1il stahl' lllW ' name the commltte<."bul.an ~llid ii ··~ ~ wu appalOlllly ~taleil whtn !be aame w11 Ille joint subcommittee. Tbo N ~"ordered lti stall to keep lob-chairman.ls Aasembl!'J!l411 lobn Quimby .ew County Miss
6;Jst --from oilier staJe (l>-Rlalto). who WU ,'lJOI lmm'edlately •
..a.enciea and the 'public\" 1 • available for comment. ,.,.
'Tlf1tl of Brown'a cri!lcilm w11 Ille Brown's statement .... prepared 1or A ·subotltute enll'y, ~ -
Joint SUbcomm111" on Le II t ah t Iv e ...i .... at a joint news coo!erence with Oweo from lluntlngtan 8-11. llepped
.UVocacy ~tra!loo, .,, b ~.ch a~· freehman Auembl~• Ray Gohlalea Into the lineup Friday Dilbl ad captur<d • ,_ the ljliss Orange c.onty lllle.
( l>-Bakersfleldl. ' • She took the p1aoo ot Vickie TaJlnian,
Father R~ues · '. Gonzalea plal!ned to unveil today a bill Miss Huntlngtoo 8-11.· -*lpd
aim,ed at blocklni tho now of mll1lool ol aside becauae ot lbe 1a1m1 •equil-
dollarl · of lobbyist eamPllgJI. ""'" In the ccunty Plll""'L • • •
Boy From li on
TAKOKA, Jap111 (AP) -A IO-yeai.old msn J'facbed between Iron bm and foro.
·-·=:•Ille jaws of a lion with his bare to free hla t-year .. ld son from ~
Oli'I IJ'lp, poll« have reported.
'!'be boy, Yullhiko Hayashl,entored a l'llirlcted llocltlde Salw'day at a ..o In
tlljo town In norlbem J1pan. Then, police "lfd, &unday, a &-year .. ld female lion ~ through an opening between Ille
boil of ber pen and icratcihed Ille }¥Jy's
I.-ad seized hls Jell inn. 1'be.. boy" fatllor, SllWcb1 Hayashi, leaI>O'I Into Ille~ and ffJUilll three
minutes with 1ho )Ian. The father suf·
feted ooly 111iht Injuries to his rl&hl
band, '(>Ollce aald. The boy'a lnjurlea wlll
nqutre -k -llllen~ °"' added.
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lljbujions, glib and' favin !lJ atato Mlls o..... perfiiriim .. --Jegf!latora. IJ'be measure would ouUaw Cabaret, ln Ibo ccun1y lllle. Ille Wll,,...
lobbylsta maJdng campaign ooir neM1p In Ibo Milo 81mt'""*" 9-91
lriHbualflkml, ~~belaaid. ·~ ..,..· ...._ pagesnt lul year.
an ~' ore ·~ --~ l"ountaln Val!oY • ..Alllla "'"'"• '" ference, Gonzales llid the ~·bill o1 ~---,i,hmo• .,... .., woa being redrafted by !lie legislative was ... ~ I* .,.. • ...-lo '1M
counsePa ofllce and cancelled his ap-county -
pearance.
Whlle.ibm. in.11>ou1 ?VO Johbylsts at Bo. Ski S . the. cap11o1, Goolales aald ear11or only y ers Ul'VJVe
.. aboUt a quarter" -of-them we cc.
aldered a problem. state law c:umatly
requires lobbybta to Ille opendinc
records with the ~tary ol State, In bli two mootbt In the Oip!lol
Goolllea llld, ho bu ....Wed ollen ;;/
campalgn funds and been
.. overwbelmed"' by offers ol. free meals,
dr!nb, theater lllCI racelrllck -· "VICAUOO ..... and minor tblnp such 11
ahlpmenll 'Oi wino."
BEAR VALLEY (AP) -,.,,.. ,_.
ak1era mla1q ......,llht In • blbm1I
weaihered the cold bJ bulldlac a -111>111 t1tli!' 1til1r""" · ..
shoriff'a olllce r.,..ned. Tho AlpiDo
C.U.I)' Sberill'• olllce .... -~ JO, al Gary (;aodmae, ll,
were fowld unbanned 9undaJ --
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Huntington · Calls Paper Obsce-00
1'!111 an' -·· ollice hea -""'"'-r.r -·ol Ibo ~Loo A,..lis y..., Prell ......... ---.icton·Beodi.
'Ail-1 ... -.... -.. will be -tomgbt bJ Ibo dl)'·-'IUB mau.Y llill$ 1ep1 Orm ot Gold, Bcuma and Ta!Jock •il ·repre-
Mltlat ..... --~ and -OIUga, who want to place Free Preas news ra:b lo Dmtinglm Beadl.
Qty --Dnld -llid today Ibo -could be
--Jlxft.-0, but not ...... -wbere mlnln -easily buy tilt-.
"WB CONSD>!Ql ii m ol«me paper. rm not mn """ YO!' could call . it a JW!W49P'f," Rowiaadl .W. .,U lbould not k S>ld, to mJnorl.•t-
atY. ~nor,..,. Dm -. bu laued a lepl opinion' atating the ·paper could
be -mm --under 1*0tildm ol the Clllf<nia Pmal Code. SMDB AND Ortep. 111 lber -lib ID Ill up Free Prea newi ncu
-ID other llOft ncb OIDmonlJ -In the city. ,
.bqil, Talact, their lepl mmsd, uys 1U clleuts' cmatitu11maJ righla
...... ~ 'riolaled lly tliedeejal.
Tho .....,;J .-al 1 p.m. ID city councll dwmben.
Indians Reject ~.S. Offer
To Leave Wounded Knee
allowed to, iean llarliDg at 1 a.m. PST
wllhoul ht ol mua arreata.
!"eden! --• gand 1Url' ID-.....tlgatioo later would detennlne il
c11arga ..... -Camp Uld today Ille burning of the
IOW!l'Dml!!Dt ~ .... wu "a b i t -tie. But we cOoaltlOl' the oiler only • atartlog point. •
"We doD't care if Iller U!el\d the oi-
ler.We can\ eooaider l'liDc ou~llDlil they
..... --the -Iba! ......... t .. here." .-.......
His -rdJecled. the eootempt
the -.--receiVed -it l8oo INDIANB, Pap I)
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Aboard One
Airliner
NANTES, FrBnce (UPI) - A Spanish
Iberia DC9 jetliner with 68 penons
aboard collided In lllgbt with another
Spanish airliner high over western
FrancO today and crashed ln a boll ol
fiam<s, kllling all aboard lbe DCt, airline
auUmitlea said.
1be aecorid plane, • Spanlu cl!U1er
Con>oado jet fiying from Madrid to Len-
don made a sale emergency landlnll al a
military fi<Id at Cognac, France, and all
aboard escaped •
POllee and airline authoritie1 said the
DCt jet, belded from Palma de
Mall""'I', Baleailc lilancis, to Loodon
with 80 adult passeogera and one hoy
plUs a crew of aeven ezploded after tbe
col!Won and crashed aoulb of Nantes Jn westent France.
''There were no survivors,'' said Iberia
Airline officials in Paris and police
authoriUes here.
French air traffic controllera bave be.en on •trike far weeks at the Paris
airports and military peramnel have
been hadllng airline traffic.
Pollce said they could -.. ... plaoation how tioo alrllners aJlPll'lllly
llyil)g In tbe lllll8 dltectioD bit each otll<r.
It was tbe aecood plane crasll lnclllent
(See AillLINER8, Pap I)
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o r-ge , .
Weather , .
The"wealherlady -· iniony1 ~ for Tueod.ay, wllb Iqha ol around
65 degrees at the beacbea. and m.
land areas. <molgbt lows ln the
50i.
INSIDE TODAY
,. , "The Rand it~ th<lll the
eye," "'l'l'S•U». The IOllCJl Strip-
p<T of 88 V<O!'I Ml .,,,.. dt<JX'
thought.I, lh011gh, Ilk• ,.,,. btli<f
that soci<ty atil! haa • lot to
learn about se:r. See •'°'11 cm Page 11 . ...... ' ~ .... a.: ~ c......, tJ·lf
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Sudan to Try Guerrillas for Envoy Murders --
JQWmJllll (1lft) --aid ... .,._,. ____ Ille
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... 0 et -.... -.wtly afta-__ .. U,S.. I 0 DooA.
Nofl, H. .. ..., d6ef .t r 'sri 'S
c-,e Qutis u-., 4'1, left !or
........... ........ • praldmllal jet
--""" 6imilieo wbile • SSododor •11•11 llml ola)'Od "Aald 1A11C SJne,"
"'" -md tire Bel .... cbar9' d'al·
-...,. -ancl ldded Friday
nfclil aod Ihm -by -ol 'Mi 'b f fire la tba btN •MU al tbe
Saudi Anbiln J'af•MJ •brn tbrJJ bid
-lltld ........ Two Anh diplomat.I were rt~
Aulhorilies said the men had -
American olf1dals at tbe airport said
Sod•rwe officials told them the Black.
~planbor poup "will be eucuted. •
The Stale Deportment said the bodies
would arrtve at Andrews Air Force Base.
lid. near Washington lioie today and that
the mm woold be burled in Arillll!OO Na-
UGnal Ceme1ery, llolb were World War 11 .....,ans,
'Ille onlln dlplomJJUc mrpo o I
Khartoum wu on the runway today,
llllllf ol them weeping openly, when the
two Dag-draped oolfinl ...,. loo<led into
the plane by fort-lift tru<U.
The praideatlal plaoe -dlspalchrd to Khartoum by President Nixon.
'Ille Saudi minllter ol public aervice
and admlnistralioo, Abdul Rahmanwill
Abdul, llC<Olllpilllled the -Se . convey SUdaD'• coodol..-penooallY to
President Ntxoo.
The wives ol the two men, holding back
tean, .... 1 down the loog line o1
diplomats and embaSSY staft shatlnc
bands and saying goodbye.
11n. llocft slopped to embrace each
o1 the lwr U.S. -~ in dma
blue uniforms •bo gtwded the collins.
AllOlhtr ,..oat "'°"""'" plaoe flew
Ille bocb' ol the Egyp<ian-bOn> Eid to
cam.today. u the eight members ol the Black
September group are uecuted they will
be the lint ol the gnrup lo be executed.
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POW Af>9•111eat ·
·Reds Walk Out
Of Joint Talks
SUGO!f (UPI) -ft!: I) I . e,
· walllal m ti. a a r 'ic el o.e W
.~c 1·-,1a • ..,.
-led about lfarrl1 13, a Wftk from -,.
AD POWs are lo be ,_ by March 21
_. terns o1 the Paris -agree--. G'Wll" t11e • • n • fll. Vir•wt•-priwer1 ti ... _
· 'Oley mid ~ •c ' c••ld
,..... ... -A -POW RI _ 1tilwtllenEi11 & Zlllr
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5-loy .. _, ... -·
Olllmmist spolrmnen Aid the North
V'......,_ and Viet Qq delegales to
the JllC wrt ready to return as aoon as
r.outh Vietnam hands over a irombled
list ol POWs lo be at rr...
. Supreme Court
A South Vietnamese spokesman said
today the Saigon g....,..eol still intends
lo ttlum all WIT pri5ooen It bokb by
Man:b 21-the deadlint set by the Paris
il''*'oeot 'Die -0.,u1n1u1m are demandi~ that
Saipl olfiriak --one-fourth ol Ille .. -It bolds -in addition to
the ().um•mbl l'OJVI already relea>ed
-ml tllil Sallon &Ive the Communilt!
• list ol '"1-s .. be released. The
0+11n11mlsts claim salgon biS un-
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Hughes Decision
WASBillCroll IAPI -1'o U.S. darqa...m.d the number or Com-
Sllpreme c.rt .a, *" F ' to mllDist POWs tt bolds and bas refused to I"*''..., its ... f •wile .a a band over the list
rnaaM das • j•lcHM4 ipimt: the The North Vietnamese JMC delegation
finmrill mipire ,,,, ...... R.. Hqglws ~"·.Lt. c.ot. Bui Tin, WU asked
Jn • llrifl. ,..._ -*'· Im MP amt Wbdber the dispute between the Viel-
,..-Ille 1*oa <I '""""' lta' Trw ....._ """1d affect luhlre American -----·--...--. iog. UJ1oi: Ille 1ii1P _,.. *' ·,;,, "!lie a-ol the RVN (Republic ol
>mdirrc Ille J 19 4 -• • -V'-) -ered with the work or the ..-..,. _,. I 'lrJ'.,. eap.s JMC aal, ol ......, It will have an in-
'l'ool 0... --lrJ' ..... --.. the...-release," Tin ... , ......... I T I ...... p jot ..plod.~-ol that mt.I eolirdy
--1w 'IWA irl .. -. eap.s m.llie RVll.atllithe U.S."
Tool ._ _ -- --11 'Ill< Aid Cite Yid Cong """"1d only perotlll elae '!WA -. rdia to a_.,. Wbm the number of
:lire --c-t ,.;a .. Ille i.-wos cornet acconling to the ........ j k 1 -.... wW Pmil-agrmlll!ntl... .
'115 --.. , n -ai''Drt -114 Gen. Giibert H. w·-oocr.o.w-ar"'<!, chiel ,,_ div• , C U.S.. .... to the JMC, said be felt the
'ftlemQidl)'iaatlttl ... , Wd ·pr1t'w DUI not stall the release of
that tile )rt b I """ .... .. .. we Ameriem~ ...... l<lt<!l . ... ... --States !eels cmt A& a ..,_ ._;: , W. can ClllllimJe while ~""1a"'~ lry~ ,!~ · -sec'; '!:'.::.L ieing~ted, a U.S.·
,,......i --• ,.rt irl do-Wtidwmd uld the American position
0 ..._ a.. _..... for a --is 1fiOt all parties should stick to the ..--,...._ ._ -aoeement on the return of POWs,
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don't mo. llp .... awcMp 1'llrJ ar"e Diil
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I*-• altould be releued at the
....... inllrrals in ~., 15 per-
-ml the !'OW releases abonld be
cmup•!ed by MaJcll 21, or IO daya
!ullowing the effective dale ol the ceaae-m..
Rapt:. Victim, 52,
Describes Man
~ County Sherilrs olficm today
dmilaled the desaiptioo ol a man
tlesailled by a li?·year-<>ld El Toro
wcman as the assailant who broke into
her Imme during lbe weekcod and raped
her at knilepoint.
The victim told officers she was asleep
in her bedroom when the intruder,
delc:ribed as about 22, ol medium height
and weight and with long bklnd hair,
pushed a knile against her throat and
""'1>l!d ber he would kill her il sbe
resisted.
Investigators have not yet determined
the methxl used by the intrude:it lo gain
mtry to the victim's second Door apart-
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UPIT .......
It Takes One to Love One
birth instead of laying eggs as most lizards do. Their
tongues are as long as the combined length of head
and body.
These African Jackson's chameleons, named for the
man who discovered them, will never win a beauty
contest in the animal kingdom. They're called the
most unusual of all the lizard family, giving live
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Motorcycle Fans ---~·
Get· Excitement
After AU-Mace
NEW YORK (UFI) -Thrlllsetklng
molorcyCle !ans clabning l!lunts by
daredeVll Evel Knievel were too dull at a
JDOC()tcycl&' 'stiow got 9omt' bitcttett.ent
after all when the promOter Of iJie show
maced I.hem during a dispute over a re·
fund for tickets, police said,
The promoter, Ken Brown, 30, was ar-
rested Saturday night oo harusment
and Mace posseMim dlarges, and nine
persons were treated at the first a.id sta-
tioo ol Nassau Coonty C-Oliseum at East
Meadow, N.Y.
About 75 persons among the audl<nce
ol 2,700, all ol whom paid $6 each to see
the show, conlrooted Brown afterwards,
told him the stunts weren't good enough
and demanded their mooey back.
As the argument grew heated, Brown
allegedly pulled out a can of Mace and
began spraying the group.
Police said two other men, James M.
Draper, ~. of Wichita, Kan., and Seth
Westring, 35, ol NUes, ID., both con·
neded with the show, al8o were charged
with possession of Mace.
Coast Auto Dealer's Son
Seriously Hurt in· Mishap
'Ille son of Newport1Beach aoto'<tea1er
Chick lversoo was in critical condition
today at Hoeg . Memorial Hospital with
jajurles &ll8laluW Wl\<O his car plll!Jled
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Alcohol Okayed
For Ohio Smte
COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) -Ohio Sliote
University will modify school regulations
to allow possession and consumption or
alcohol in student rooms at apartments,
OSU President Harold Enarson bas told
the board ol lrustees.
Enanon said each residential unit
desiring availability of alcohol must
develop certain plans,
"To receive approval, such plans must
incorpc:cate appropriate safeguards to
assure such consumption be resb"icted to
student rooms and apartments and the
rights of individuals to whom the use of
alcohol is offensive will be fully
respected," En arson said.
lrom Pacific Coast Jllghway early Sun-
day morning.
Chick lvenon JV, 20, -of ~ <llmmel
Drive, Neiijiori 'lleach, apparenlly' ll>st
control of his 1'12' Jaguar XKE oo tbe
rain slick highway near El Morro school
just north of Laguna &ach, California
Highway Patrol offlcer:s said,
Officers said the road was dart and
ligt: rain was lalling making the road
treacberou5. Jvenon's car c.areeoed off
the road, clipped a telephone pole and
plunged 100 feet down an embankment,
police said.
Iverson was thrown clear of the car
which was a total wreck, officers said.
The Newport Beach police helicopter
airlifted Iversoo. to the hospttal.
the hospital,
Officers said the injured youth was
conscious at the scene and was com-
plaining or leg and chest pains.
A spokesman at Hoag Hospital said
this morning Iverson is in intensive care
with internal injuries and a number of
other "undetermioed injuries.
Goll Course
Loses $300
To Bandit
An employo ol the San Clemmie
miniature golf course on north El
Camino R<.al, was robbed ol l300 by •
lanky young bandit over the week.end -
the second holdup in the city in as many
days.
Ralph F.dwanl Norvell told police a tall
man anned with a .2kalibor pistol came
up to the linb Saturday at 10:"7 p.m.
and demaMM money,
After taking the cash. the bandit ran
acnm the miniature links, vauJted a reoce and disappeared in the area of the
Boys Cub, pone. ..... told.
Deteclives this morning said that there
was a "1ligbt resemblance'" in delcrlp-
tioo between the gull course bandit and
the grubby ,_ man wbo robl>ed an
employ• at the San Clemente Inn Friday
morning and !led 00 loot .
'""' liotier -~ officers said, ...
-dl!Iemrtly ............
In Ille Satmday boldup !hi! -· at-tin: including a long. Mexi<aD w.;t, a
pith belmel and combat boots, Norvell
said.
Witnesses to the robbery at the Inn a
day before said the bandit there wort a
windbreaker with a tire company
emblem attached. greasy jeans and
a Wftk's growth ol bean!.
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Skull, Bones
F oiuul, b)' Boys
PACIFICA (AP) -Two boys on
an outing have found a skull and
two jawbones in the Devil's Slide
area mme 100 feet from the ocean.
Police Sgt. James Wakefield said
the ... ol the bones and skull could
oot be determined ininwtUttely.
He said olf'icials in Santa crm
County, ......... .....-.! umolved
munlers have-.lleesa M1Qmjheif1 were notified of the find,
Oakland Man Killed
OAKLAND (APt -An argument in a
jazz club here ended when a man whip-
ped oot a gun and shot William H.
Graham Jr. in the bead, police said.
Graham, 29, of Oakland, waa killed in-
stantly at the bar ol the Lamppost night
club, police said. Officers said they bad
not arrested anyone in the case.
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.Will File . . I
Map Soon
A.~f-lnlluence ""'P will lieJlled
with the county within the next~two
weeks to make officlab· aware of a new
coordinating """""° made '!P ol I~ South Coast homeowners' al80Clailons and
civic groups in unincorporated areas.
Tile new group plans to call itaell the
United South Orange Coast Communities
( USOCC) and ils llr8t 11rn II to establlsb
belt.er rapPOrt and a line of com-
munication with the couoty, according to
chJef orpnber Paul Saytt of Dana
Point.
1The map has no legal purpose, but we
want to receive inlOl'llllltlon from the
• county planning commlalob, the 'stal&-
empowered L<>ca1 Agency Formation
Commission and any olhei-a,.. ol stale
ol county government that takes action
that would influence us," SI?"' ~
As these agencie<".,. made awatt of
the group, Sayr< said, USOCC would
formulate its own committees to find
solutioM to problems sliared by thO dil·
ferent unincorporated communiUes.
Common problems listed in the
organh.atioo's tentaUve by-laws concern:
planning and land use;· tuation; roads
and freeways; schools; police, fire and
OOuse protection:· pan. '°d recreation;
local governments; ,Oood control, and
ecolQgy-environmental impact.
The idea has attracted residents from
hom<:owners in South Laguna, Three
Areb )lay, Monarch Bay, Laguna Niguel,
Dana Point and C&piatrano Beach.
l!<preSentaUves· of these areaa have met weekly to formulate by-laws and
work on the financial issuea, Ap-
proximately 150 concemd residents at-
tended lhe first organitJlllonal meeting
Jan. 16.
"There have been no problems: within
our group. It i.1 a yuy open-minded sort
of thJng where the people want to do the
best thing for the area as a whole/' said
Sayr<.
~4 kgeneral meeting Will be held within a
month, Sayre said, to adopt the bY·laws
and to elect a formal board of directors
and committee chairmen.
It will be open to all residents of t~
groups and to any other civic or
homeowners' group that would have the
same type of. interest and who. would be
-wllliilgtO partlcfpi~·--g'l<fSayre.
Pope Hits De~dence .
VATICAN CITY (UPI) -Pope Paul
VI Sunday ccmdemned the "upanainn ol
mcral decadence," JnclnrUnc delinquency'
pomograpby and tmorism, ln tht aome
of Ibo atrongeot·lanauaO hl<baa lllOd on
the subject. At llli ""'*' bl<sllng to a
crowd in SI. Pliter's Square, the-· Pope
said, "Sad, ugly and even tragic voices
are drawing the public attention.''
S1vans Auack
Drunk Invader
MOSCOW (UPI) -Sw811.'l at-
tacked and wiously injured a
druht who crawled into one of their
warming buts beside tile pond at
the Novodevlchy monastery, tile
newspaper Socialist Industry said
IOday.
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British Soldier·
Dies -of Assault u
·Dana Point
Out of the Past?
Oscar Running Bear, a member of the 1Alnerican
Indian Movement, strikes a classic pose as he ·stands
with his rifle at Wounded Knee .. S.D., on the Pine
Ridge Indian Reservation. The .Indians aze medi•I·
with government officials in 111 effort to seWe Ille
problem in the town.
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Subway Riders
B~ten, Robbe~
Movie ~ Choking
States May Guillotine 'Throat'
By vouth Gang By United Press Int.ermUonal . : . . • .L . ,..: "Deep Tbroal," the hard-core sex
">* mOvie tllat became a smash mt but was
NEW·YORK (UPI) -A gang of youths banned by a judge in New York, is in
threatened, punched and r o b be d legal difficulties in several states.
passengers on two cars of a subway train The movie, which cost yeteran sex film
5undaY as it lurched wtderground for 57 maker Jerry Damiano six days· and
blocks. . $2(i,IJ!)O to produce, already f1as grossed
At one point, one of the dozen youths $4 lnillion in 70 cities. ·tt nms 112 minutes
waved a pistol A woman passenger with and features ll__explicit sex acts - a sex
a history of heart trouble fainted. act every-3:6-minutes.--
movie and tndicted four paw cm
obscenity charges. the I n d i • D •
leglsi.ture is eonsldeting a11ill lo declwe
tbeale'l! which show such ...m.s plltli<:
nuisances. The meaSure ~ paaed me
house.
A case against tile ~ ,, .. ,.,'<
which has been showing the . ....,.;., is
pending in ).os Angeles, ml tbe U..!I. al·
torney's office in Milwaukee Im 1DDWld
against it.
Police said three of the teenagers who On Thursday, Manhattan__Griminal .
allegedly took part in !be escapade were Court Judge. Joel Tyler ruled that "Deep M T l1s Wh
arrested as the train pulled inlQ the !25th Throat's" only theme "is .an appeal to ayor C y
Street static:n in Harlem ... Another two prurience m sex. It lS bard-core
were arrested at their homes. PorDOifilQ...hy_ With a vengeance ... This·is H-· •
on_e throat that ae....v.,. IOlii!-cu_ t." --· --e Had Police 11le-.-1nclden..--~..... '"~•M-e_ar-Jy-_'a_f. . _ . , temoonwben~~acaror ms fin~that-1t Was Otitibe as
a train beading froiiiColumbwl Circle at deltned·by~eilourt-appliettn-~-A~---~~-~~
591b Street on Manbattan•s Wesl Side. ly to that particular movie and only in rregt Son, 19
Al the train started out on what is ~e._w York. .
normally a six-minute nonstop run to The Grant Lee Theater in Fort Lee,
12Stb Street, police said the youths began N.J., just across the river from New
harassing and threatening the York, is showing the movie. The pros-
pwengen, sbaklng them down ooe . by ~. <!f ilq"'·O!!'l•l\IOllillOu\h,.&>un·
one for cash and jewelry. ties in New Jersey said ,tbey,.were not
Tiley moved into Ille ~I.car and w)len planning I<> halt showings of the mo.rio.i
olie man reSi.i.d be,.waa,pmiched. One Ho .... er, perao -ing-tliif'.iiiOfle
youth pqlled out a gun. · Ama Leruc, 47, have been indicted in at least two cities,
who IJOllce Uid bad" a history o1 heart and legal sl<Jl'I b4ve !Jeen taken against
trouble, fainted and iater was treated at the mevie in another two. •
Harlem Hopital. In Chicago, a Cook County grand jury
'n>e robbery continued until someone, Friday watched "Deep Throat;''-then-in-
apparently a passenger, pulled an dieted . ttu;ee officials of the Town
emergenc)r cord, bringing the train to a Underiround Theater· Inc. on obsCenity
halt at 116th Street. All but three of the charges for showing it. (The theater,
teenagers Jum.Ped off the train. reopened Saturday under ·a temporary
A transit patrolman alerted by the restraining order.-)
STOW, Ohio (UPI) -1bJw B<lpr
Howard says be bad bis JS.jear...i.I -
ai:rult!ll on marijlana dlol#S w.-....
"l ~ided It was my respna11ifdy • a
pareoL" '
,,~i'lfll saj<l,)le,did .... .,i,.--
ll1B ·~ o:~.i.fler tossing -....... .in bed, unable IO sleep. Al 3 a.in. 'l1am.y
be got dressed, weot to Ibo poliol! -
and filed crlminal dJarges .f:A. dill"'1•••c
marijuana Jo a-1Dimr~ ·
Young Roger Howard is dmglld -giving marijuana to bis 14 ;ca-aid
brother. Gary.
"When I reached a derisim ill my
mind and got out ol bed, I aDod tbe
boys' mother and talked al length -
ber," be said. "It was a mutual OOiM••
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Marine Gets
Bronze Star
lldilioc-CaJ,lt. David D. Harris, a, di S-. Pltim bas been •wanled the
~ Stir lledal with Cmnbat "V'' for
..... tbe lifts "' -oilier Marines . ~ -i...vy artillery fire in Vlei· -lie ns • m!1111J officer of the Isl
lllliDe Rqj"+• md ael'Yi.ng as a Senior
-lo tile Se¥mlh Vietnamese -°"111 lnfmtry ~I when be pebwd bis be2olc actions on July
ia.im
A jWesidt•4ial ·citation presented to
him Ii a re:a& tttiremeot and awards
d!&WJ, waading to a Camp J!lw•••• l&Wevuan, desaibed his
dmd: I
"1i1lile be was briol1ng a naval gunfire
-Ille -... -bY rounds .., --artill.ry fire and col· ...-in .......... !nipping the oc-
....... tbe cil--in pare
Bmlsaaftd CIUl ollbe -.r under
!ft, •-W.on-in a~
-...i -more ortillery fire to
--wvouded Marines to ... C II aid. .
-lonllr.bedin!ctedfroma
-the ....... lion ol tbe wounded, Ille ...a ol the sbff aml equipment of his
unit to • helinJpter landing zone. Several critiea11J WOdllded men received medical
;iHMire *Mii after a rescue helicopter
1*letl tbem up.
He was .....-mg at the lime as senior
advi9ft" tq the Seventh Vietnamese
-ColpJ Jnfanlry ~t. Harris
is ... -ol LoJ t:. Harris of Worland, ..,...
train's motorman arrested the three who U.S. Attorney , Frank l!Jurtha said
stayed on as Ibey left the tnlin at ' the federa) authorities seized the fllin in ,uly
With Street station. About $97 in caall, a 1972 on Chicago's f'.iOrtb Side. A federal
ring, and a. .32 caliber revolver were grand jury indicted Patsy Ricciardi,
recovered, police said. nephew of reputed 1119bster Felix
A rash of night-time subway violence 1n Alderisio, on charges of transporting
the 1116Qs prompted transit police to put obscene material across state lines. That
one patrolman on e.acb train between a case comes up for trial in May.
, "It was a tough decisic:u to male. bat I
decided it was my responsi!jlity as a ·
parent," he said.
p.m. and 4 a.m. Bui some daytime trains A Vanderburgh County grand jury in
still run wltbOut patrobJ\..en on board. Evansville, Ind., last week also saw' the
The Howards .,. -.. ml -
sons live with Mrs. Howard.
Roger pleaded innocent to tbe dllliile
and-was releasedirom jail m ~ -·posted by bis employer, P6« J. Plglia,
president of National Mactrine Co. of
eujiaboga Falls. He is to -iD
Cuyahoga Falls Municipal Caart oa
fbursday. llello, World
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district when be wa• savagely beaten by
a mob made up moirtly of women ·and 1 then was shot in the bead. 1
His death brought the toll in vloleoce !
among Calbolics, Protestants and securi-1
ty forces since August, 1969, to 7~ lilied.
Barlow was the ninth soldier killed in the
province this year. ..
Roman Catholic Bishop William Tbilbin
visited Barlow's unit today to express his
sorrow and regret at the killing. ~
Another soldier 10J1; a foot when a
rocket bit the armorea personnel·carrier
in which he was on patrol. He was id~
lilied today as Fusilier Edward Shields,
20,
Two comrades in the rear of the vehi-
cle escaped with minor injuries. Shields
was reported out of danger. · \
Tbe Sovlet-made rocket was launched i
from ooe of two cars which had been t
following the two-vehicle pat.rot \
Jn continuing violence, a bomb blast j
caused extensive damage to an electrical ~·
appliance store in south Belfast's Lisburn ~
road. :
The two armed men who planted it
gave a warning and there were no j
casualties.
Two other teenagers were shot and "
wounded during the night.
A gunman in a passing car fired four l
bullets at a 14-year-qld Protestant girl as :·
she was walking along a road. ----..:.._
A 1&-year-old youth was admitted to a . ,
hospital with a guo$ot wound in~tM ab-Ji:
domen and authorities said he wa~ in ' · mu ' se~ :\en:· occurred desplle \he .,.
presence ol another 1,000 Brlttsb lroOps '
in Belfast , ,placed on duty to curb ·
violence in a ~Ucal referendwn this 1 week. • ... -,
In other incidents, a bomb wrecked a ·
hall designated as a pollling station in the
Thursday referendwn· on whether
Northern Ireland should remain British·
or become part of the Irish republic to
the south.
Among the other weekend victims were
a-Protestant shot as be lelt a .l\ellast
dan~ hall, an Ulster .militia sergeant
found dead neaf. LQndonderry:1 a British
soldier shot two weeks ago in Belfast and
a Catb6Uc bus driver slain in Belfast.
Howard said be was not aware amt
Roger, l/; coovict.ed, could be_., .... to
a possilile 30 years to life in pria:ll nm
be went to Ibo pobce.
llDjoJing spriDgtib weather during her first ipree in her outdoor
cage lll lhe Central Park Zoo, Patty Cake, the first gorilla born in
apttrily in the New York area, bas this reaction tq the world outside.
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a jealous boyfriend? Perlups the noctumal · artist
hated milk -or poll!bl' was f~ p to tll9 teeth
with Mark S!>ltz,l .wno now smiles airily through
blad<ened teelh from bis billboard perch In Belling•
ham, w-..&. .
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~EAST COAll't, OU> COMT1 Al u
~ Orlll&e Oooot beocbboy,
tl'.1 -lo build lmagtl ol tbll oclm oout that are prioclpolly compooed ol
crowded ttreetl, ahJPJardt a D d
~apen. Imagea, b)wever, can be
faulty.
• Like back hen:, you mentloo Soulbem
calilornla and rljhl away, they alarl
talking about earthquaktl and l!MI-
' And In Southern C.Ulomla, I f
IOIDebody from back bere llWll talking
· about the Eat Coall, we start lhlnklng
about Jammed 1treell and crowded llv-
111(. But lumped judgmenta like these can
leave you holl\ftd by your own pellnl.
New Jersey ii a ca1e tn polnt.
. ' JUST ONE BOUR IOl'Oll the Hudlon
,River from New York City and you are
In a whole diUerent world. Try Beraen
Gounly , wbere llUle lowna and vlJltgt1
follow one another acrou the landacape;
places like Ridgewood, or Waldwick, or
Ho-Ho-Kui, the Ind.tan place where town
govemment l'Wll rrom a white shingled.
burrougb ball that dates from a dil!erent
aee In America. No chrome and glass
cl.vie center here.
Bergen County ii a forell of trees, all
<lenucl<d now like 1Ucka In the sky. But
,•Prinl will come and the oak and maple will turn .,.... and Iha brookl will IJow
oild indeed thil will be a place ol beauty.
llomel, many two 1tortea wllb bem-
roof.I, dot !be landlcape and many ol
places date back lnlo Revolu-
bl.lloiy. They oeem lo build
irouJ1d theirc&nel back bere. 'l1lere ii DO
ivldence 11111 !reel were tom out for
¥dewaly or" taco ,•t.ii\d•· -
I SMALi. l'OWN AMllRICA ii 11111 .... ti Waldwick, the Htlle white, woodeo
oiled MAlthodlal Church .with Ila tradl·
onal spite on Wyckolt .Avenue calla
orshlpen ucb SUnday a1 it bas 1ince
Yet sir, Put.or J, Earl Sta;ey is
roud that thil year the congre lion
lebratet ita-176tlr birthday. Do the
I, Cillzenl'Flrll NaUooal Bank 1ives
that feeling ol IOlld COQfldence with
oo...tory red brick.
No Ill', they don't )1111 tear down old
Udlnp back hen •unply becauae they
~old.~ t Take-a drive, for example, over into
JDe ne1.t town of Ridgewood where, on a •llibl rtae In tbe rollinc CGUDll)'llde,
tnother church marka !be •kfllne with Its •pin. Hero tbe Dutcb foondtd Old
1'aramu1 Reformed Church. It Is
1UbetanUal Dulcb; built ol mortar and
•tone whicl\..Mve defied the ravages of
lime 11\nCe 1725.
INDEED, 01.J). PABAM\JB ... M
old at !be .11.,..,Gtiteral George
aablnglon declded4i'i'ae If ID tbe cam-
ol ma and agiln 1n 1780 when it
vartnualy u a bamcka, bolpltal
prilon. ~Breve lbe cblll Femu.ry winds of New
eney and read the Dltaues that com-
emor1te Ibis place: '/ou -"er U
nylbing would be 1Uowtd lo stand so xiiz In Southern caur.rnJal Well, we 1Ull
have the Ml11lon at San Juan
1plstrano . ' .
• There ii a grsveyard nerl to Old ~amua ctnacb. It la IUl'l'OUDded by a
tack Iron fence and the leaning and ~ atbered gravestonel stand like roWI of
rn:gular 18Dllntll. Few ol the marten
an be rud. Bui IOIDft. You learn that
~ Marta Tlarbuyn paaoed from tbil
\nortal Ufe OD March 14, 1712. ' . 1 THE PLAQUE TEIJ.8 you that many pf Wuh1ngton'1 c;onunental anldlen are
purled here. But the stones are little
r.iore than rubble now. Yoo cannot find
!the names of these patriots who sleep.
IThey probably brought ll1<m here in 1780,
!after the battle 0( Monmouth, some 50
miles away, when Washington gave Sir
Renry Cllnton all be wanted. And these
men bad turned tbat war 8100!ld.
' THE NUMBED HANDS, )'llU rub some
.'of the slone facea. Bui It Is fllUle. You
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1can't find their namea.
The icy wind blowiDI ....., the Old
!Paramus graveyard chills you to the
/bone. Did they fight the British in this
1wind? Could it have been this cold?'You
:retreat back to the comfort of the car
'heater.
You hope lhey sleep well.
the Yoke ol America wm """"" U-
freed, aJonc wllb fl -miUtarT men. U..... Amorican civlllana and t•o
Wut German medical worken.
ONE 01' TllJ: ~ ..., nurae
Mcoika 8cbwlnD, 30, wbo -coptured near Ila Nq April fl, 11111.
It wu the -prlaojl« rolwe In
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STAFF SGT. BILL BAIRD, OF OHIO, HELPED TO HOSPITAL BUS
Greets Color Gu1rd With Sn•ppy Salute, Ttars of Joy
Jury Drops Cannibalism
Charges Against .Pilot
YELLOWKNIFE, N.W.T. (UPI) -A
graa&jury bu decided against criminal
prosecution for Mar1in Hartwell, the
bull! pllOI wbo ate lbe Desi\ of a dead
; p&ssenger ·w llllrvlve !2 daia In the sub-
• Arctic barrens after his plane crashed.
The 4&-year-old German-bom pilot, who
aurvlvtd S2 days ln the su~Artic barrens
aller hil plane crashed and hil lbree
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pauengen died, was not recommended
tor criminal prosecution by a coroner's
jury.
Tho jury'• report said the ~year old
German-born pllot'a lnuperlence In
plloUng hil Beecbcralt 18 in the northern
barrens and bis unl1mlllarlty with the
countryside and flying at nlght COD·
trlbuted .. the cnsb.
But It did not recommend. that
Hartwell be prosecuted either for
crlmlnal negligence or for desecrating
the body of the ~er.
e Cardlnab Named
VATICAN CITY CAP) -Pope Paul Vl
elevated 30 prelates of the Roman
Catholic Chun:h to the College ol
Catdlnail loday, but told them cardJnail
may lose their exclusivity in electing
Popea. .
Three or the new cardinal5 are
Americans: Archbishops 'llmolhy Man-
ning, 53. of Los Angeles: Humberto
Medeirol. 57, or Boston, and Aponte
Martines, $0, or San Juan, Puerto Roco.
The pontiff also identified two prelates
he had named cardinals in secret -"in
pectore" or in his chest -in \969
because they lived in Communist lands.
e Nizo,. Budget
WASHINGTON (AP ) -Declaring lbat
the cities' hour of crisis has passed,
President Nixon says he wants $2.3
billion for broad community-development
revenue-sharing grant! to state and local
government.
In a radio speech Sunday previewing a
speciaJ message to be submitted to the
senate and House this week. Nixon said
his latest budget eliminates iieven urban-
development programs and suspends
four housing programs he described as
outmoded and ineffective.
e T8phold
HOMESTEAD, f1a . (AP) -Dade
county's public health director said to-
day 30 cases of typhoid had been con~
firmed at a migrant labor camp and he
''wouldn't be surprised" if the tolal
reaches more than 100.
"As of late yesterday afternoon, there
were 30 confirmed cases and a~
proximately 70 more under partial suspi-
cion," Dr. Milton Saslaw said of the
epklemJc which baa hospitalized 107 of
the camp'a 2,000 migrant farm workers."
"Certainly, UU. la a major outbreak,"
SUlaw uJd. "We probably will have ad-
ditional cases conllrmed." Asked if he
believed all 70 suspected cases wou1d be
confirmed, he answered, "possibly -
maybe even more."
two ""· Oo amday, !be North Ylel-
--108 -and two
'l1>lla lo -· Finl oil !be p1ane.lodly -tbe nnk·
log -mlUtary -ol tbe croup, /tnny Clpt. Stepheo R. 1-ld,
U, ol Mllwlllkot, \!!ii.
"M1 God, Y<'ll doo't know bow good It
11 to be ttt.e, lxtw aood It Ui to be bome.''
be aaJd In • brlel •-"-Leopold, capWrttd May t, llel, In Km-
tum pnivlnce, uld when be w11 told be
could make a apeech, "Tbe llrrl thlnC I
'thoufhl OI wu lo add up lbe yean in
captivity that the men In tbil crow ha~
served.
I STOPPED countlnJ al 1!0, one bun-
dred fllty yean for 14 people ii a kali
time. Bui tb<re 11 no llOn'OW In tbll -p
loday. I tblnk rlgbt now thil ii !be bap-
piell group of men In tbe Uoited Stalel or
any place elae In tbil w<ll'ld ••. Of ......,,
we llll no< be C<111pletely aallailed or bat>
py witll all our friends 1till in Hanoi. are
releaoed by the end ol thil montb. 1bat
still doesn't make ua any less happy
day."
The POWa were dressed tn the aame
gray 1hirta and dark 11ackl !bat other
prisoners who have returned from Hanoi
have worn .
All but one of the American military
men smartly saluted the American flag
before stepping down the ramp to be
greeted by Marcoi, Adm. Noel Gayler,
commander ln chief of U.S. rorces in the
Pacific ; U.S. AmbaS!ador Henry A.
Byroade, and the commander of the 13th
Air Force, Lt. Gen. William G. Moore Jr.
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ltbrlDe sci. Frank E. Clua Jr., 3'. !Ibo
wu copWrttd JUDI I, 1917, aaJuted
Gayler as be llepped down but DOI the
colors. He WN tbe only POW lo be
ftltued ao far for whom !be mllitarT
bu DOI aonoonced a home town. 'Ibey
aald thil WU done It the rtqueol of bla
family.
TllJ: RETURNEES gmerally appeared
to be In mucb better abape than the fl
POW• releaaed by the Viet eoi. oortb ol
Salgnn Feb. U. Informed IOUlCtl aald
moat ol them bad been In Nortb Vietnam
•Ince 1911.
All of tbe POW1 appeared lo be In good
health except Army s.s,t. Gail M. Kem&,
26, of Daniell, W. Va., who waa token oil
the plane on a stretcher and Anny S.s,t.
Bill Allen Baird, ZI, of Wooller, Ohio,
who waa on .crutcbu.
Baird, who was lall seen durinC a com-
bat operation OD May 6, 1988, milled
ely as be saluted and shook hands
wl Gayler, Marool and the otbera. But
he be helped lo the walUng
hospital bus by two men.
Alto DD the flight were five member&
of the armed forces radio television
network captured In Hue during !be Tel
offensive on Feb. 3, 1968.
TllEY WERE Marine Capt. Jamea V.
Dibernardo, 38, of Mission Viejo, Calif.,
commander of the unit, Anny Spec. S
Jose M. Astorga, 22, of 5an Diego; Army
S.Sgt. John A. Deering, 80, of Durham,
N.c .. Army S.Sgt. Harry L. Ettmueller,
29, of Pleasantville, N.J., and M.Sgt.
Donat Joseph Goo.in, 44, of Lima, Ohio.
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Navy Cmdr. Arvin Chauncey
Wild Horses f Slaughtered ·
Ranchers Charged in Brutal Heli.copter Roundup
RENO, Nev. (UPI) -A blood-flecked
corral in the Idaho mountalns and seven
slain horseS are all that were left of a
herd of 60 mustlll)gs brutally captured
and killed by ranchers, Velma "Wlld
Hor5e Annie" Johneton aaid Sunday.
The horses were driven to a remote
corral In the Lehlnl MountaiM of central
ldabo by a bellcopter, theQ bauled away
for use as dog food said Mi's. Johnston, a
founding member of the national Wild
Horse AdvllOfY Board.
Charges of cruelty to animals under
Idaho law will be file'd Tuesday against
at least four ranchers, Dantzler said.
Two federal laws and one .state law were
broken by the stockmen who rounded up
and carted off the animals, he said.
"We maintain these were wild horses,
part of a borse herd that bas been In that
area since 1940. Perhaps as many as 60
were removed within the last 10 days,"
said Dan tiler.
¥HE-SAID HE visited-the·-artl, whefre.
some of lhe horses apparently panicked
and bolted over a clifi as their captors
attempted to corral them.
"Those at the botlDm of the cliff bad
either been pushed over or stampeded
over during the roundup. Their nostrils
had been chocked down to make them
easier to handle. ft was one of t.be most
horribly cruel things I've ever seen,"
Dantzler said. ·-
Blood was all around the holding cor-
ral, be said. .
Mrs. Jobnston said $1,000 was spent oo
investigation of the incident and a report,
qomplete with pbo~~ba of the dead
Mlmals, will be preaenttd lo i meeting
ot!beliOanl Matelfff.221ri oen.er, coio.
"The reason !bey baul them out like
that is ID !tell them for dog food." Ille
said.
NOSTR.U.S OF THE horses were clip-
ped with metal rings to subdue them,
said Franta Dantller, Salt Lake City,
Utah. It was "the most outrageous,
prem1dltated incident of animal cruelty I
have seen in 10 years,'' aaid Dantzler,
who is director of the national Humane
Society's Intennountain · Region.
McGovern Links
Bad Nutrition
With TV Ads
Chile to Keep Allemk,,
And Stronger Left Wing
WASIUNGTON (UP]) -AD American
child who is a "moderate" viewer of
television sees 5,000 commercials a year
-l!l,000 commerclail by !be lime be
reaches 16.
Sen. Georga S. McGovern (D-S.D.),
gave the fi,w-es and added that a large
proportioo of the commercials deal with
food products -predominanUy breakfast
and snack foods.
McGOVERN CITED survey1 by t h a
Oepartment of Agriculture and the
Department of Health, Education and
Welfare which "indicate a disturbing
decline in some very impor,tant parts of
the traditional American diet."
"Tllls ctecllne Is accompanied by a
striking lncn:aoe In the cooamnptlon ol
an amy of nontraditional anack kinds ol
food&," McGovem said.
SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) -President
Salvadcr Allende'a Marxist goVerru)lenl
Increased Ila streagtb In Congress loday
as returns came in from Sunday's na-
tional balloting.
Not ooly did left-wing candidates beat
off lba threat ol lmpeaclmeot ol All<nde
by anU-Manlst candidates but !bey also
picked up oeats In !be senate and House
of Deputies with almost all returns in.
THE OPPOSmON, bowe"1, malntaln-
ed Ila control In bolb chambers.
The election thus apparently falled to
resolve a pollttcal stalemate that has
e:tlsted for months between the govern·
ment and the opposition.
The opposition candidates were run-
ning abead of the lefllata about 54-44 per-
cent In !be returns, wltb Important Santi-
ago Province sUU ool CGUDted.
Other perconlage pnlnta went f o r a
splinter party and spoiled ballota.
McGovern called his Senate Select
Committee on Nulr!Uon Ind Human ~=~~1ry1or1o~~ Miles, ReynoMs
what effect commarclail have upon
cblldren'• c11.1a. D H . S Nutrlllaallta Ind prevenuve denllltrY eny aving ex
experta 1'Vt ~ad u the 01'81
~=w.i:i.=i=-~ 1c1-·In Motel Room
The ChrisUan Democrals a n d their
alli~ had hoped to gel a two-thirds ma-
jority in the senate lo force ADmle lo
moderate his leftist program. A two-.
thirds vote is required to impeach a
president. . '1
IN A BROADCAST Sunday oiP~ Al-.
lende said bil Popular Unity coalition,
which took PoWer two yeara ago Wa3
doing extremely well. He predicted gov-
ernment -spooaored candidates would
win 40 percent cX the seats.
Fonner President Eduardo Frei a
Christian Democrat, told a rally that' the
election wu "a definite victory" for the
opposition. His supporters snake -danced
in the streets.
The Voters cast their bellols under a
brassy late summer sun as the military
in charge cl. public crder oo election qy'
patrolled the llreeta and guarded ~
polling placee. No violence wu reported.
The U million registered voten, half
Ii. Chile's population, could vote for ellbtr
a single 1ilte of candidate& supporting
Allende or for the alate ol antl-Manlsts
who want tbe fftlident lo moderate hll pollcle1.
Winter Storm Hits Rockies
In a 1latemeot SUnday, McQovem uld
KellOIS, General Mills and General NOGALES, Arlt. (UPI) -Movl~ 11ar1
Foods, aa W!ll u lb• advertising .,..,. Sarah Mil., and Burt Reynolds aa)d Sun-
cles of Leo Bernet, Doncer, Fltqerald, dll)I !bey did not engaae 1n ,.. when Ibey
and Sajnple and Benton and Bowles bad llayed In Reynolds' motel room the J!lahl
refllled an lnvllaUoo to appear. Mt .. Mllel' bualnO!I agent died In her
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•AllOMAl wtA1Mll MIYM:f fOllCAll ._ ,..,. t$t J-& -t)
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HE WO THEY refused on the bu~ room.
that lo appear would ~ct wjlb their "1SS MILES argued !bat abe bad been
10tere1t In a pendlllc anmplalnt llled· · beaten up '° aeverely ·by David Wblllnl
aplnat tltem by lbe Fedml 'l'rlde oam~ 28, bar buslneu manager, that Ille wOUl'd
mlalon. not bave been an attractive oex partner.
"Tbe rrc complaint toeu.lnc on quot-Whlung dleil In her 100m ol an overdoot
tlcm ol. mtralnt ol. trade and monopoly ol druP-
ponr bean only !be ll)Oll Indirect nla-Reynolds uld be wu iDen1J oomlna to
tlonablp to the bull ldndl ol. nulrit!Ob the 114 of a woman bi -
edllc1tlan, heallb and diet queetlOlll "My only pmoDI! lnvolvemont ID lbll «b1dt are tbe IUbject ol thil oemmlttee'• entire 1itu1tlcn bu been !be fad !bat I
ln .. Ugatloo," McOomn uld-11ve lhelter fur tbe Dlgbl, to a -.n r-,.er.c11,... wbq 1'!'.'!..l>otil badly beaten up 111 a man
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He dem3nded to now where the bad
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Paper Says
UPI T•lec>holo
GUARD TOTES RIFLE AT SAN QUENTIN: INMATES 'NOT KE EN' ON IT
Wilma Ruth Schneider, 31 , Is First of Several Females to Be t-lired
Man•w at~ln • ~ ~
San Quentin Gets 1st W 01na•1 G1iurd
SAN QUENTIN (UPI) -Standing with The men's advisory council. a group of
her riDe on the gunrail clbove the in· elected convicts whieh tnvestigatcs
mates of San Quentin, the prison's first prisoner compl aint.!. has started gettin~
woman guard says she's not worried together a petition :i.goinsl women of.
about working ammd 1,400 caged men. ficers.
~-men are~upset-about lll feel it is an invasion of my -pr..i.va('y
her. • to have a woman watching me while I'm
Wilma Scbneidefl. 31, of Sonoma, a taking a shower," said Edward Jones, 40,
group supnisor al a ~te reform school serving a manslaughter sentence.
f~ ~ years, qweUy ~ the Mrs. Schneider left the shower area on
JJl'UCD s first female correctional officer one occasion when lhe men complained, ~ u:t!i~ poosibilitJ, l"d bo clob-and Park~ip she would be'.)13Signed to jt
beftd or Im\ h\ llri<l.)'Oir:f,'" .. llt said.. 9 on.;l Q)U ~ l l \ • • ' "I just hope il ooinetli1ng happens, I'll be ~ ''llul if l re • tro~hle. lh<l'll be ex-
able to deal with it. J'm certainly not -pecied t? respoad "':~thout worrying if
goU:w to be nmnino ~ watchine the someooe s undressed.
inma!'s r~7 ~ : . _-----.,;"' :nie ":01:"~" .s,uatg.~ :>ald. she , .. n1-
"I'm CD11Vinc8f lllat -""°.be a "athtzOO WillHhe m"' s fe~uigs. •
rW.,.Glet in here," she added "I think "All r can do is hh.ridle it the same way
they can help provide a more ~onnal at-a ~octor handles an examin~tion. I'~ not mospwe for the inmates and even make gmng to ga wk at the:n. It w11l take time,
life a bit more pleasant _ lf anything but ~vent~ally tl~_ey 11 r;;i n1ore com-
can be pleasant here." · . forta61e witb me afoUl1d.
'!be h1rlng of Mrs. Schneider for the
~th post broke a 111-year tradi-
tion of male prison guards, or cor-
ftClioDal olficen as they are ollicially
labeled in California.
n also immedJateJy raised questions
about some of her duties -such as
supervising showers.
While Mrs. Schneider, a slender
brunette who was recently divorced and
ltas tliree small cbildren, was convinced
she cwJd bancllo the guard job, San
Queotin inmates .voiced doubts.
'!be pnsooers objected"!<> ~ j,¢.orm-
ing some of the guanls' nOrmal duu .. -
superVising showers and makil)g body
-ol inmates.
Reagan Alleged
Running in '76
WASBINGTON (AP) -California Gov.
RDnakl Reagan is plaMing a preliminary
c:ampoign be hopes will lead to the
Ropablican presidential nommauoo m
1171, the Wasbingtaa Post reports. .
In ill llaodaY editions, the paper said
Reagon bas told ,cl<lle lrielldi be'll begin
a -Jdng campaign to enhance his
-lar the naminatloo. Olatnr1 to wlier reports, the Post
Aid, Beapi ltas given up any plans to
seet Ute Senal8 scat oow held by _.r &liA Cr$JtSIDD.
Girls 'Hired'
By Rock Singer
SACRAlwtENTO (AP) -T\\·o" 19-ycnr·
old Californ ia Girls have testift'd thc11
fell in love wilb a handsornc British r1>rk
singe r who asked lhem to become ~rostl
tutes in Nevada. Singer John Goltk'l':or thy-Jllgc:s and
Lynn Dudgeon, 2a, lt. sell-<le~cribed prns-
titute. are being tried in feder:iJ C(lnrf
here on charges of transporting the lwo
girls across a state line for Unmor::i l
purposes.
"He told me he loved me outside his
motel room," said Darlene McCullough,
who wept during her te!t.imony. Miss
McCullough, a wai tress at the Fairfield
club, sa id she notified law enforcement
officials when the singer asked her to
become a prostitute.
WITH FBI knowledge, she allo\'1od
GoldsWOrtby-Higgs to purchase gold slip-
pers for !\er and outfits called "trick
suits," Miss McCullough said. FBI agents
arrested the sio~r and Mis~ Dudseop.
when they arrived with. Miss McCullough
at the Mustang Ranch, outside Reno.
Prostitution is legal in Nevada.
SACRM1ENTO (AP) - A
0 public in·
terest foundation" f i n a n c e d by
California's big business interests is on
the drawing boards and one of its
nrchitects says the fo Wldation will take
on the environ1nentalists and antipoverty
lawyers he says are disrupting orderly
govenuncnt and gr0\\1h in California.
The Pacific Legal Foundation is to be a
nonprofit. tax-exempt f o undation
r,perating from rent-free offices provided
here by George McKeon. a Sacramento
-eounty land developer, says Richard A.
Zumbrun, quoted in the Sacramento Bee
Sunday.
Zumbrun, an aide to state Social
Welfare Director Robe.rt B. Carleson said
he expected to become legal counsel for
the orgnnization \Yhen it begins operation
in about six months.
Surplus of PhDs
Seert U1itil Grad
Sclio ols Decline
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California .is
heading for a big over·supp~y of PhD's by
the end of the decade unless planned ex~
pansion of the state's gcaduate study pr~
grallJS is . pr11ned back, -Says a report
prepareO for a leg1sla£ive coffiffiit~.
The report, released Sunday by the
Legislature's Joint Committee on t h.e
Master Plan for Higher Education and
prepared at Stanford University, said the
surplus has already shown up.
Borlfl Found '
BLYTHE (AP) -The identity of a
'"Oman \Vh~e vude body WaS f01Jlld 8~~
JOO ~~!/fllJ the P!'orado l\i~Or-!Jflli.
( NEWS ~RIEFS ·)
\11eman walking her dog remained
unestablished today, authorities.
The woman, about 5 feet 8, had been
dead from two to six months, in-
\'1.!iiligators said S_unday .
0 Ckirl• Papers
SAN r'RANCISCO (AP) -William P.
Clark Jr. can be sworn in as 8i California
Supreme Court justice any time after
confinnation papers are filed , says Chief
.Justice Donald R. \Vright who voted
agrunst Clark's appo intment.
'W' tight said Sunday the papers should
reach the $ec~tary of State early this
w•ek ,aii< dtark m•t' the!t choose a di>,t~
lo be sworn in. The chief justice said ,tha~
they should be able to work together well
despite Cla rk's opposition.
O Fashion Store
SACRA~O (AP) -The Farrell's
Ice Cream Parlour that was the scene of
America's worst air-ground plane crash
la~t year will become a fashion store, the
ne1v O\vner or the site said today.
The store i~ on the comer of an upper.
middle class sllopping center across from
Executive Airport in sou.th Sacramento.
It is 700 feet from the end of the runway
from \Vhich a civilian F86 Sabrejet
fighter plane failed to take off last Sept.
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Carrier Arrives
Reagan.*s term as governor expires
~---D--supporien ...., quoted U say-&7~President OJmmittee :«i lilldy-lte-onniMtced ronowmt the
lflt ....r.-.i electiOOB.
During a two-day romance Wilb
Goldsworthy·Higgs, Jenntfer Johnson
said be asked her "to work for him" and
she assumed "he Wanted me to sing." At the ranch, Miss Johnson testified
she once asked Miss Dudgeon for so me of
the $400 she was suppose\! to be paid but
Miss Dudgeon• told her. "That's. not the
way it works."
ALAMEDA (UPI ) -The USS Midway,
first attack carrier lo retum from Viet·
nam since the cease-fire, arrived home
to a wa ving crowd and a huge "Welcome
Home" sign fluttering from the Golden
Gate Bridge.
A dense fog and i:ain Saturday didn't
hinder scores of persons who crowded
onr.o the. bridge to welcome home the
'vessel.
Alaskan 'Top Panner'
. ' l\OMllON'D (AP) -A
1leonlod .....,.dar ( ro m
SbpllJ, Alasb, lilted his
W1 lo the W<!flcl Golcl PllD'
nlnl Qiampiolllhlps here Sun-
da,. '
''How It mrybody going to
-wbll a good gold panner
70Cl an unlil yo11 come down
bcre illlitlboilltem;" Baiifthe
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•• Prolpedor John.~
John and -40 otber --Ill llarlal 1rith pans ftDtd wHb an even amount of ........ elcht gold ntl8&0t•.
Jolm lllltd • .., all his sand
Jn 18.J oeeoodl, leaViog tho
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gleaming nuggets In lhe bot-
tom.
Second place wenl to Mrs.
Murray Hirota, Atusa, who
removed the sand In bor pan
In ;u seconds. Larry Bertie"
Falloa, Nev., took third with a
Ume of u .z.
NONE ,()ll" the-wlnwlrs g _
to keep tbeir nu gg et:;,
OOwever,
But John said be walked off
with about $200 In prl1.e
money . "a lremeodou. tro!Jh¥
guing on four feet ~Ut" and o
"beautiful metal detector,''
Which he. says he can Ille 1n
his prospecting work up In tho
Klondike coontry.
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tivities to the courts, !Ubmilting "friend
of llte court" briefs and OC<BSiooally
bringing lawsuits on its own, he Wd.
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'New Looi{' Needed
With the Vietnam war over 11114 Ille prioonen h • s Sod
bome, Pr.eslden~ .Nb~ now ..,., 1iDil. Jlmt lo lake a
· good loOk et defflopmenta °" the domootic Croat. He m., see, as lnc:reuinJ numben ol Amerlelm
a,. seeing, an unl1l'OOOdented ugJlnea In goyemmmt. • ugliness that needa repair, urgentl1. SomebQw tt ......, that one J10dl!nt after another
lw lihaken the people's uust In ~l n started
about the time of the prM!ectlon 1Tl' 1eandal and went
on lo Watergate, a nasty episode nner aWo{adorlly eJ:s plained. . •
Tbe White Howe aeemed. to .be )nvol~ and ..,.
acting FBI director Patrick GnJ bu confimled llW
confidential FBI files in the cues were indeed twned
over to White House oUlcia1s.
The oame "contide.n!W" filef s were the subject ol
another ruck:UJ when it waJ reyeal8cJ the FBI wu iD
the habit of a8sembling extremely peroooal informatioo
on members of Congreu, p....wnallly for possible 111e
to discredit them. Gray says till& hu been stopped.
But now the FBI 'ii engaged In a campaign lo dis-
credit certain newsmen and new.papen -allegedl7
on White House ordera -lnclucllng tapping both buJj..
ness and home phones· of the aelected targ.CS.
The great press "put down.~ 9tartecl by Vice Prm-
dent Spiro Agiiew, expanded to Ille courtJ, with report.
era jailed for claiming their constitutional rigbto, and lo
the area of . public teleVlsion. Sman stations were flatly .
warned of fund cutoffs If their news programs were
deemed unsuitable by the Washington bierardly.
Charges that the Internal Revenue Strvice sets ·~·"quotas" for age:ots auditing tax returns have been con·
· • firmed by former .officials who state agents actually have
won promotions based on the amount of money they
have extracteti· from taxpayers called in for a.udit. .
After a -with.. 119 one at the belm, the South Coast llegional Ccaaenlltion Commission bas picked
Nny Capt. lldYiil James C..-penter as executive diree·
11r. n will~• lint ·dY!lian Job 1n s1 ·years.
Clpt. 1 philosophy and background in·
"'nlal -gemeat are undear. He bas said only
-Prop>aition 20'1 suecess shows the people want
oolid -l'IP'ing. Bis e:dmshe administrative uperience seems · im·
pewi>e. -retiring· as exerutive director of the U.S.
Nna1 -in !..on.( lleatb, be bas worked jn master· pinning lun<tions £or 10 yean. ·
That -~ hopefully will be the key to get· :.f Ille CO!!l!D!ssion out of the organizational red tape
Into peuuit hearings. -• •
Theft are about 200 permit and eremption appli-
cations actnally on file now. Temporuy staff bas handled
~ than 1,000 requesta for information or applica· uam. II""' are coming in each day.
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The IRS outdid itself, however, in a recent.SU Diego
case involving a small moving company operator who
temporarily fell upon bard times and got behind in bis
taxes. Refusing lo accept installment payments lo update
his account, the IRS finally seized bis warehouse, without
a court order. And when some of bil friends. all Ins
In ...... ii ... lo thi! permit load Cmi>enter .Will be
-willl the need lo assert bimseir Jmmediately-as a m.i. ~and effedive leader, and lilera!ly chlrt a ,_., m antnown and turbulent waters.
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•ALL I WANTE!> WAS A LITTLE SHA~E ...
Preite lnvolve-s ITT Scandal The Waning
Value of
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
The Tangled ·web of Watergate
High Degrees ---Recent news items-paint -. the
Western mind's odd fucinatian with
canni.balism.. It seems tbt Wat ac-
cepta man llilling man, bat not man
eating man. And this somehow rais-
es him above bis f.ellow Rmals!
A. J. D.
WASlllNGTON -The more you try 14
anr.wel tbe Watergate scandal. the more
-,.. find mlangled with tbe m ....ta' And tbe more difficult· it
ha •••ws to didingnish time who "riolat-
ed the ""' !nm lhooe who are supposed .. ,._.the ..... ----It was in "The Gondolien," I believe. ~,,:;---~ .. ~ ~.:: actJy a yur ap, &r
that W. s. Gilbert coined the immortal ,_ ......... ......, .... -... Han .... dial Attar-une. ''When everybody's somebody, rll:JGmfl'alRidwd
nobody's anybody." In that ~· ID±· 4 rf!GPm-
muslcal laod of Baralrarla, every dtiUn high school diploma P&hapo 51 ,...n ed. llis mnfinnatioa
was given. a noble ti~e, so that a title . ago, tbit diploml stood for u•wthi•c, lk.aincs ii m tffort
meant abic!lu~~oo,lllinl· _ '*"~ u.a·w the adults bod -ID......--the Itmayheoneof·Parkinaoo'•Laws,-or ~-I!utn<iw W!ilim<ftlliln.--tf~........-. 1Jari11c
a part of Peter'• ' preismg' cu to colJrgO, .... the colkee the --
Principles, that ere-degree has lolt oomelhiDg tf m c:adld. imp. lie -aD m -.,... 1o
dentials get diluted Which college JO'l •ttmd ha bea:lme f::w bis depilty! L. Patrict Gray. Notr:a year
as Ibey expand. A mor. impc)rWlf th3o Ifie .-· ?-....,..-Grq-is" facing" Ills awn cm-
baH • century ago, of a B.A. finmtim beatiugs 10 bea:me FBI direc--
only two percent of Indeed, during the mo IDWii! ... Djltdlt kr.
the population was slump in the u.s_, thmr who -.
graduated from col· hardest bit were those with tbe IDOll 1BE IEY «-1111wt11 in the m affair
leg •• and -a B.A. academic credmtial• It was Pb.Ds a was lM """rishing memorandum writ-
bad .... e-·dilltlnc· lhe -who fell the impact -... h7 '"' ....,,. Dita -. which
tioo; today, there Boeingretrmcbed..andwbmguwa:ililMB llll&P*d an antitrust settlement was
are so many Ph.Ds that even a post-war contracts wett cut back. A gmenl linRd to a tm.D political commitment
graduate title needs bolstering in order warker ~ far more easily ~ ~ m ~ hrrcame such an eor to wure a good job. from _ me job lo.-than a ......... in microbiology or orgamc • ha••••J. ...,,.,s,.,. that the White House
WHEN I •tarted playing bridge in the . belat-lly tried lo claim ii waa a fake.
!!IJ{)s, there were only a handful of Ufe . IN ~ BOOK piblished -that '!lie W'. ....... Pllsl ftlJO'led !bat E.
Masters the highest class, and the title time. F.dooabOn md Jobs: fte Grat Boaad Baal ns di:spatcbed to Omver
really ;,,eanl somelhlng theo. Today Tr~ Rolmy,"_ Iv~ Beg -that to ... lo lin. &ml. •
::::: .:i.ici i.Jll~~ : '"'*r"...,;;:.t:.. di: ?-. -~
of I'M'. Eastland later made clear that
he had directed that the document should
not leave the FBI's control.
Our sources say, however, that the
memo was slipped to rrr by the Justice
DE!pat1meQt . at Pat Gray's direction .
a ''very eerie" stranger, wearing a "red When the committee staff at one . point
-.tg m cockeyed ·Hke--be-put-it~on..olo-a~-attempted to-..n:trieve. tbe_document. we
daB car," oalled .., bis molber. SQ1>ie: . '!'< l!>I~, tbef. cwldn't get it back ri~ht
quently, Html was arrested in connecc.iOn away because Gray was stalling ,to give
with .Ille Wat.eqale b<eal:,Jn and .a n'l'more.tlme with tbe document.
aimi1ar wig was found in cue of'•tbe m bad it examined by a couple of
rooms rented by the Watergate ··con--' dubjoits ''experts1" who concluded that it
Jpirators. . -· ~. ytrltten' later, than it was _dated and,
· THE WASlllNGTON Poif..b. ioi>tl!M . lheriolore, was a fake: Thus, H"'!t and ~-llunl'. ,.....,~ ~ .. _,,.-_ ~ Qrn ~I lo. have · be<!i working 111 ~ a -... ~ ~ver w~ .,.... "• -tirideni to dlsCredit the memo. Hunt has
an effort • • ·to dixredit tilt Dita Beard jme to jail for his Watergate work· _., md led.in.JlO<I"*' ..... st81emen1 Gray-has been '· led FBI bi r ' clannnig it ,,.. ·• forgery -three~'til!e"U-.._"': . -· . ' appnn c e .
al..,. she had acknowledced ill autbeos TllROIJGHOUT · THE !TI' hearings,
licity. Gray. was Jn charge of deciding which
While the bewigged Hunt was ~ing Jujt~ . Department documents the
Mn. Beard for her statement, 5enate ~~ ~lJdiciary Committee would be
Judiciary cbainnan J.-EaslJand a}low<\I .• lo . see._ He happily . made
slipped tbe memo lo the Jusll<e nepans avoilahle.the_papeis which helped Klein-
ment for an FBI analysis. This ·;9-81 c19ne di~ bu~ refus:ed to tum over many
secretly without the koowtedge ·pf" tbf: qtben ;which RUgbt have proved em-
otber committee memberl. The FBI con-~mg.
firmed that the memo was written on senators w!\O. requested revealing in-
Dita Beard's lniewriler ·and lhat the · lormalion were repeat.dly told they
typewriter ribbon was the same ~ ill wouJd. g~t it Bat often, ·it ~d never ar-
Ule the day the metllO wu dated / rive. S€nator QueJJlln . Burdick, 0-N.D., • .· . _ for el:ample, a.Skea time 'and again for a
BUT MEANWHILE, the documei;it chronological summary of events leading
mysteriously ~ up in the possession t.o the.J1T'anlitfust settlement He never
got it. Senator Ted Kennedy, ~M'a!IJ ..
repeatedly pressed Gray fOl' the Justice
Department's basic file on the l'IT set,
tlement. But Gray refused to let the
committee see the file.
THE WASHING TON Post a I s o
reported,, h Dttringsthi>zperiod, the-Wltlle-
House was growing increasingly con-
cerned about the impact of the rrr
allegations and bad launched a major ef-
fort to discredit columnist J a ck
Anderson ... "
This effort was directed. larg~y by the
same "Mi$Sio1;1: ,Impossjble." ~ ~~t
was Jater caugh~ in the Watergate ICID-
dal. James -McCord, then President Nix-
on's · c~ign' ~ty chief,.<~ vestig~ted us and submitted memos -lo Hunt. .
We have been told they coordinated
their investigation with rrr. which hired
t,he celebrated private investigative Orm
lntertel to assist with the project. Inside
sources say Intertel was not fumed IOOSe
to nm their own investigation but receiv-
ed specific assignments through the
White House.
HUNT AND McCORD, instead of
Qiscrediting us, .wound up discredited.
Both were were convicted at the
Watergate trial and the effort to
discredit us was taken over by Pat Gray
and the FBI. lhero ~-~/JI~ in t~.1/z.§., • ~ ... ~y }UAPlilJlb!'I ~~-~ • lie< -&l>en l!<md, c:anfirmed lhal
been.... to..: "some ... · ~s1a!:'t)~ w s e h p-· · I s ~!.writ~~~-u~7 . • ~·~~it:E -: ·.·? -~ .. e ay Inst e -sosta '. ervice ..
tJ!"l"th'!!'!l..._,,;;. '"'I.Iii= allf!llli ; ; ~' 7 -a<ademi<-I"-• --• ot~e "M:..t....:jf u "YOt u !:. . ·~ / • .r...-t: ~·~ ..,:."";.~
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tbe_gap·' ~ dmdeoW~ Masteri"lrdlii , · ·e~~._,many~~ ~ 11-ttda_..._)ll. •'--•"I . . -~ .... -''"'"'I...,....._,., ... ? ss••_!'"'-•·be . •"~~ they ~)f'beclate ia:ir -.-: ....-_ _,..._... • .·-· , .. "6" -1-..--:~-'"'-._..,,_..,,. "Just as promised," he said ... If, oovJCel. All tilles get ~ •• a-~is 00 looser worth the-. LDoe -a'a Inn the U.S. J'llllal Serlice. · · ' :, • ' ' ' " ~. al' we ·-.1n ~ Sertioo, clelaJe<l.,jlul r befote · 10 a.m., you drop your letter In
pand lo lal<elnmott and more~ BarOlnria, -everybody .. rot -le. _ol;., lell. Wat&or ~ :ART HQPPE' ,-. I,' ~; u u:i!:""'illi.'tlii: -_.,., nlislajd. I'· any mail box marked One-Day Service
THISIS why it is SOPftbelic lo~tbe ~·got anything that's wartll 'ft!I')' 1em11 te mft peoetnted the plastic · ·1 ~'. , -" 1 ' /'~· _, restaurani'a-lip Q>de." we guarantee to pick it up one day." '
government pleas for dropouts to acquire muc""""k !:!"' u ill wlida 1bt tattered CCllltentl , · > ... ;. _ ... •..., ·:~ :t ~fare ill;"portant fCJr the Mr. Pettibone ..yent on to talk
-:_--·~ details~ me ov~. tqich. 1.\ 1,..; ~· . , . ,,..,v,; ·:·o ~a : animatedly about other new efficle.ncies1
'MiMIR ed' D • ,.":'.... .11 -mwn lo the Pool-Ollice · ·'· t 'w.u -.ru"" lllili•"'" _1 llilidtL.-' 1111 '-' •• .!'OJ!,, }'ES,• ~-.said. "i\dding five such as automated package crushers -aD "VOTCe ~ ~~ Coffee wbei·Mr. p;~tit: ~p~ 'digjta _1o,anenvelaPe~easesO?e•etght ~:p;:~~ir~:;i:is8~~~rsi:~::p·
_ . :-._Q~~..-. "-~-"-~m1 .;-•. • ;:·~1be~~~~"'"~io-1111: :=11:er;m1~:i::~ it-:.:~:~:~:d:~o1-::.s:'
The qu!"tion l!Gore ~house~~.. • • ~·l.'11!".._lo 7 -,.._ 7 M)11'!~'J• ~ . ,,.~!= · •Olli tbe~~ . /· which routes all mail through the
the Ameran f&JiilbrturV1ve? To~~ EDJTODT .l r ·,, . •11z.: • · · ~-41!!'! · ~ •~ • •. , .. ~,t 1... , ~ c. • • a,,, • • cafeteria. "As we say in the service," he
precise. can it survive lhe talk-; •· ™ \: .--....... ""'!'a-• • s• ~ ~'' •''. ~ , ~ Jf .:/. df!11::r'\ii:tii~'rous said, "let's bring the mail and Ille
chances of SW'Vival'! Such lhouibfl. ,. D"E"C!"l:' .I nru-. · 'lcil.iW '-•••r .,. :,,;-'·.; :r.-.. ·~.._,~. ·-.: • ,..._... ' &tan . · Mlt.1 O!:D' qrg . motto. employees together." bound to arise amid all the di.sCuss Of ~ iu:..:JEl.fl..l\..\..l A--Pi*wwwlft:Jllliaai A. 2 ~-\..~ , ..... -'"-... ,, ' ~ You klloW,. '?(ej~ rain nor· sl~t nor
"An American Family.'" the l<levisioo • (-e•.....,I. Jlr. ,. I said lhat aeelni he wasn't lil·~·OI-" gl4Jclnl ,<I' -.. • ·.'! Mr. 11.ot!lbon• I ASKED H1M at wbal time Postman
series on the William C. Loud family of Uw 'eMt bectDM" ~ perhaps be oouJd .speak frtieb' .. ~, ~ frO,woed. '',*J:low ~ it. go?" Herman A. Unreadable ' would: be
Santa Barbara Calif. we, J,. parenll <II the bobJ ........ ;aft a _. bero by ac1ua117 delivering a llllOU!ders stralghlened and hll ~-Nol, veiy1fe11, I sstd. Whatever hap-honored .
As virtually ' everyone Imo,.. by now, also the plainllffs of the --. • leller lo llr. ml llrl. A1ttJt J'tamm Qf . unglaud. '• peiied lo ~y &erv!ce? "At 10 a.m. on August 3," he said.
Pal and Bill Loud decided on a~. 'llleftis plenty tf-ID-.. -l(rrGe -. !I ..... JI~., µi.t ,. 1' : • ·' 1 •. "1970." ·
during the filming of tbe series. ~. l~t claim. ·:A oi;:w ~ ~ ll'JMbl W Wm 1llllledl hm Tr•••iN.J.~ ODty • • · -: ,; • ' 1-',.. ·..,, .• ,_ • I said my press release 1DliR have
lesser crises also were recbrded by the dissolutkm m mjd..tife is~ GMa•td • .._.. m&r. v '~f·'~"' ~. "' p · r ' · J.~.,.; been delayed.
cameras that followed the family almost bY ~· marital cou nse..lors . '""Di1r. Jbe ldter" ..., ~ • , ._. .. ~ , -.J.__~ • OJ!UULl!CJOll "Aa we say in the aeh'ice,'''M aa14, ev~rywhere for seven montbl. 1tle psjd>a~, and ma _tr l mo ~1a I •-tlitual 1o JG:. PolJi Ap:iap o(vl«l::l ~ '". ... -. ,1• , · "better late,'' ~r1gm~tors of the project insist that their tomeyJ/ ~ lfOI wro1e • Semi Jlaple. . 5trel$. TtmDi, tiio_ ·\be. -f _. ..Z · --~ -•-Than never?
mtent!"n was to docum"1t the lilf of OJ> Beha~.ma~~lltiss!:; flw _. del!gMld ID ,_.,. IL . DOll..ed.. ..,olttMitf r£~·" •/~ '~ ,~ ~ J'•' "Yes," agieed Mr. Peltlbooe. "We qy
Amencan lamily, nol lhe Americao pr\'SS~• ts••··---"'"' ' "It's a *llelt lo-..,~ mall )bese . _:_____;, i ,.......,., '( ! · . · ) lhal, too."
famUy. JIG !here bas Item 111 Ina-cl J1.t ...._, -r.-'-. -bY lbe ..-.. lor the<\l\'llrld ' 00,'lrU' & 'M r---...... -----.,..., • • .,. .. ,.u1 .. divonie --.... ...... ..... s • ,....... • ........ o1 ' THE B '.DJ.J.LllJ.~ NEVER111ELESS, DllDI' viewera nedforllllp:Myoars."'111eCoodaboll s• ...... lier c-.I.B..T.. .....,..~Ute_.--~:~ •
evidently regard lite LdlJd> as re--marriod for 21 yoars -a., .... ...... !Ito -,...._ • -....,.-.."""' ilioCulaed "':!.~ . . -. , s • 7 · OIA"°I CO.UT
lallve or American family )ife in general. cledded lo llO their_. ft1I. 'ftia -ill aid,..-,, 'that "" 'Ille Unlt.d NaU..--aad !Ito " . ~ • .
AnlhroPologiJ! Margq"Mead went·ao It It--a ff mlll'ied ~fell ~. i:---lhe id. ID lbe ftdme Quation, 1 '~11ti!t ~ 8'1t'~ . wllldf~·-of P,Olloy in
lar as lo caU the TV Sitl'ffs "as IR!pG!tant an obl;,.lion to 1nak up. Al c.disW • z.:..:_ , Ridtard 8Ymoodi and MJcMel Oord!I:· .. VB. In 1111i ~ are
a moment in lhe bbloi'J ol human -~-~· ..... ~ ·-not --bmlolJ .... (-1Nlill,Q). . !lftll(pod _s_mv.I_l •in • .,. thought as the invention of the oovel." . u0ooe the IOCiaJ pressure. was to mmr. 4 ';? EF 'le So I ca1lll.'d .., t11t PGlta1 ~ t · '' ... "" ' tJco ~ it delcrlblii:
Newsweek columnllt -Almnder' -lt'1 oflm 1o clhorco. • St:< •ice'• lop """-1 Etlpert, Bomor '11111 llOOlt lriloel till aiicfm Ill llte 1
wrote lhat "the "'°" aa a •• Ts l'WI••• Ills lltli.I •• 111 la n t hllhl;J ....-i -. ab• u t A J'INAL ,..Uoo deall with lhe new
nuine Amenc.,it tragedy, a 8'1ml* lilo .~lllf...!... ~~ti"';. -1 0 .i _ _, aoM lle'd bO ,iad lo llD lll lbe ~Uoo ID lhe clQ1cl lhluq.ie role wblch Ille U.N. mtem bat been
the pit Al school, al home.al -k and · -1 ""' ~-'" • l'I -•' ..,.~ pl..? ~-,,,.,_,, lbe. Jlgltl o'f called upon 14 play In H\lllon lo llt!1
al pl1y, these ruce-looting people act like ~ wi:1 pedtapa ;!" .._.""i.. 'i: 'Qu · , .,,,..,_ to aeet lo allor ~ pmmlll, major problem. Ulln&JIOjll!Ja~
arnuent 1.00lb1es." ~1~ .':;...,_. .;;;::-.-Oles 7
• .,.,.. -DOI --WI ID)' .uon .. a we .a.Jy, lbe authors seek lo
WHAt EVER h oed lo lbe -of lift llllll. I llelieft. It 'relehnoe lo hlrth Cllllllol, either • I • ldenllfy lhe I~ which dolerntlne lbe T ... S_sss a p p. -. <m -" • I I -tf .... lion policy ,_,,.. or .. an .. pollcJeo and _... of lnlemaUOnal oge~.'"""• the family waldlword of w!U lie ~ ... h7 Ibo .,... --;--,, , I )..., • -lro -la ......,... ltoalllt, --atrldly -••nlloitt, 11111 lhe eflec~ of Utt& In the Fiiiies? In time da1', Amu1can ..• of modem -.• 1bRI • "'1° P1., -n -~ • ,.-.--farnillel wtte aupposed to 'bll like OJ2Je ft.at remaJm to be lfm. '• u.e ._. IS'et ee • 1r1r, .. .., 'F t hw, II , ~ turn on poUdlt tA national governments.
and llal+let. NOi Ar<ltle F.dJlb. Ml. meol u It> 1111 fi-oble -,, aot Ibo I 04; lllo -It II -II ti...,... !11te aalhon Fm lo lbe early, .....,. . lllcbard s,mmdl It RepraeotaUve In Ale:rudoi' oanlenda !Ital ~ now -lamllJ 11111 ... ..-... .. a -· Ill I ., • Clltr _,.... cdlfltl ll""8pla "' lnYQ!va WllO and Europe for lbe U.N. lniUWI• for
In tbdr 4111 md early 505 _.. Ibo Jul publlc'I fwy. '11>e ,.._ 1mJ 1ro lilll, I*+ IH!b .. Pll t I I --IJ" ~ J.~~Jf,.;,,..~Uooal, ~ Tlal~wl· md '\e,""'lh· Jdlchadp-~
-•ho ...Uy fully 111 •• , .. TolaloJ llllld, "HawY --.. ., I --... -I' I fie, _. ..... -~ ~.--UOOI, In ... ~ ...... lb the ,.N. P'1lnd 1or ...........
(morriqe). We in.a; .... _.. -m!p-allie; ,,..,.., llldllpn famDJ II m' M illt -• -' ' II I -fy jllamlnc "u a propl>yl&rJa aplilll Ad[vlllea In New York..
pod k lo dealh. For the .• Jnlh It lbel 11\lts awn....,.. ..._. o•epopitllllon and war.• -'lbe. laclon ,VICOOR elf KEYB£JIUllG
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Death Notices ..... Ctrffonl I . Aold. Aoe U. of lflllll IUW,d St., H1111tlrllllan llMc:tt. O.te of cletth, Mt;rcll I, lrh. lllrvl_. IPI' 1111rerrtt. Sftlro ..,,, Mfry Aollll fllrM 1l1!9n, LV-C. c:.r.n,..... J-M. Howe ..-Jo AllM !l~~!..!....~"T'u!.-~~an T, Aoki. v1111:-iml~;c;;;;ol. t"AML ;"fM~!J ~c .. ~r..:i..,.h~ PM~ fmtth1 Ciiiotl. lltli ry,HlM?·
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March •, 197J. Sul"llW<I b'f llll!lbll!ld1 Gusl•YI lltotMr, Alll'9d illllth. of C.Un =S.INtll lhf" 1l1l•n MtrtM . .,,. ·-.. """"" ,_1 •II ot Germ1nv S.J."'lc•t• Wlldnn<Ml'I', 1 PM. P•t ille vlni: l!:"JIM!t. ln111'"""t P..;lllc View Memot1*1 P'trk.
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v11111oom, "' Vlrq1nltr th•" 1l•t1n1, ll011 er11. Vlull11 . Arnell• 0 'TI r v , l~I V!clol11 TQrrn, TUii ... ..,.....\(n, WftlnndtY, 11 AM, 8 .. 1 8•,.lttlw•Y ,.h,.....i . 81ij 8ro•dway
Mofl\19r'V, Clr«:!OA. --
ARBUCKLE & SON
WE'!TCUFF MORTUARY
4!7 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa
MMllSI •
BALTZ-B~RGERON
FUNERAL HOME
eo..u del Mar -Colla llela NS.UU • BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY lit _dwa,, Cotla j\(-
U UISI' • M.OORMICK LAGVNA
BEAµ! MORTUAJIV
IHI Lq11111 ·Clo1oo 114.
-II • · PACIPIC VIE1I'
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemete:ry Mortuary
Chapel
3500 Paclfk: VleW Drive
Newport Beaell, Ca1Uornl1 -• PEEK FAMILY
COWNIAL FUNERAL
BOMB
7801 Boin Ave.
Westmlnirter b3-S515 • SMITHS' MORTUARY
m Main St.
Huntington Beacb
5SMISt
By O. C. BIJSTINGS
Of ...... , ..... ,..,.
~ Jclln Brtw
(R.Fulk<toa) .. wine north
Oran&• .Coonty attm)e)'• lo
, .. -hla bill fAll Ill)
lhat would f'""' Ibo ... auon o1
a Superior Court brlnlfi In Fullerton. .... ..
lie bu Written letters to in-
land borrllterl uldng them lo
ronn a committee to JJU!h
passage ol the bill. He wants
the committee to 1 pp I y
pressure lo COWllY olllciab,
including Presiding Supetlo<
Court Judge Bruce Sumner,
who oppooe the branch coorl.
* * * BRIGGS, who l1lo
r<pl'Mftlts porllooa "' San llul!ardlno County, liq bee!!.
busy on onolllor lronl -Otliio
Hilla, where some folks have
tailed al>ollt putting a n
airport.
The assemblyman bu asked
the director of the 1tate
Department ot Parka: and
Recreation to ltudy ttie ana
as a pouible state park, open
space preserve, or wilderness
preserve.
A N Y lln'EllB8TED Rb
pubUcana .... _ Ibo -
of II and IO and lloln& In the
Mbslon Vlejc>IApnl Beocb
....... Invited lo tab·up the
charter of the Seddlebact
Valley Young llopillllcam
which ii now unclaimed.
The group feD lnlo inaCtl•ilY
In lbe fall ol 1m when many
of Ill mermen were abeorbed ,
by lbe Cornmlt... to fte.<lect
the President and VI b e n
several of the officerl moved
oul of the area. Since no
meeting have been held this
year, the charter Is being
made available to any new
group of Republicans lhat
wtsl1es lo elect ollloers and
hold meetings .
The group'• former
IOCr'ela1')', Mn. Judy Anne
Headlee, 26B9Z Pr ec I ados
Drive, Mts.lon Viejo, 1R1111erts
that anyone interested in re-
fonnlng the group may call
her for infonnattoo at l30-78P7.
* * * EDWARD F. WARD Jr. or
Costa Mesa and Steve Holden
of lluntington Beach have
been elected to the Orange
Man Found Guilty
In 'Sex Sale' Ri.ng
SANTA ANA -Former
Santa Ana CoUege security
guard Willie Crittendon has
been fOUD\l guilty on con-spiracy to commit prostitution
chargeS" filed after police u~
covered-what they said was
sex ror sale ring at a San .
Ana bar.
Orange County S u p e r i o
Court Judge Kenneth
Wllllams ordered a probation
report prepared on Crittendon.
28, and set April 8 13 the date
he will impose what could be a
state prison term of up to five
years.
The m.pound Crittendon
was one of eight persor.s in·
JudgeOkays
Trial, Delay
lh Slaying
' •• SAN'i'f. ANA -A dela): ,has,
been 'lianted in the ortiige
County Superior Court trial of
a Huntington Beach man who
has pleaded innocent by reason
of insanity to charges that he
shot and killed his wife.
Presiding Judge Bruce Sum·
ner ordered John Roger Alden,
42, of 20662 Goshawk Lane, to
be returned to his courtroom
March 19 aller learniQg lhat
the defendant's attorney I! 111.
Alden was aITested at bis
home losl Aug. 5 aller Hun-
tington Beach police found the
bullet-riddled body of hiJ wile
Arlene, 39, In the mister
bedroom ol lhe real~ ••
".
dieted by lhe Grancj Jury
following investigation of an
alleged prostitution r I n g
centered on the B r i s t o l
Gardens bar in Santa Ana.
The bar's liquor license has
since been removed and a
Superior Court civil action in
which the dJstrict attorney's
office Is seeking permanent
closure of the tavern is
scheduled to be heard next
month.
Crittendon was Identified by
police as the ringleader of the
operation and the keeper of all
funds received by t h e
organl7.ation.
Three of five Women in--
dieted by the Grand Jury bave
re<elved jail terms and/or
fines. Two olhen ... l!Cbedul-
ed to face trial next month.
Two men named in the in-
diclmeDI wilh Qtttendon were
recenUy: cleared of all charges
in prelr~ actlon. -
Bite Trail
Funds OK'd
SANTA ANA -Federal
funds or an undetermined
amount have been approved
f'lr assiatance in developing
addiUonal bicycle trails on the
Santa Ana River.
The Board of SUpervlJors
last week approved executing
an a~nt with the federaJ
governm :-for the money
under a ederal Land and
Water Olnoll'vltlon F u n d
grant.
THERE ARE MORE THAN 2o00
SPARKLING, Dl:PENDAILE1 UUD
CARS FOR· SALE ON COSTA.
MESA'S HARBOR BOULEVARD OF
CARS. .!
•
County Republlcoa C..tral
Committee to nplace Mn.
Man:bi Bents ol Newport
Beach and Mrs. Alice l!arlletl
of lltmling1m BeldL
1be e two women, b 0 t h
membon ol Ibo county Gnmd
Jury this yell', resigned from ORANGE coum
lbe GOP committee when the "--------' Superior COUrt ,_ who Is ·
working with the Crand Jury
ruled Ibey eould DOI bold elec-
tive office and alao aerve oo
the Grand Jury.
State Senator 0 e n n i 1
Carpenler CR-Newport B<ach i
later obtained .. O(>inioo
from the legislative counsel
Illa.ting there would be no con-
flict. .. lbe judge bad ruled,
becauoe, though elected of-
tlcials, the women were "par·
ty offictals," not "public of.
ficialJ_" .
They "'51gned anyway.
Ward is administrative
assblanl to Asaeml>lyman
Robert Badham (Ji.Newport
Beach ). Holden was Mrs.
Bartlett's alternate on the
central conunittee. * *: * JOHN MEYERS, executive
seaetary of lhe county GOP
central committee, has resign·
ed effective March 20. He is
taking a post as director of
communicalilons and publica·
tioM for the State Republican
Central Committee in Lm
Angeles.
Huntington
Man Fined
For Drugs
WESTMINSTER -A Hun-
tington Beach man 8CCU9ed on
arrest of car theft, drunken
driving and possession of
drugs has been fined $475 in
West Orange County Judicial
District Court after pleading
guilty to reduced charges.
James Dobson, 2t, of 6782
Vista Del Sol Drive, drew the
fine and a suspended 60-day
jail term alter pleading guilty
to drug allegatioru:. The auto
theft and drunken driving
charges were dismissed.
Dobson's court appearance
bad been delayed unlil be
recovered from injwies suf.
fered in a traffic accident.
Graduate Dean
ORANGE -Dr. £. W. Kia«
le Orange County director of m~ntal health, has announced
a reorganization oi. the depart·
ment "designed to 1ncr~ase ef·
ficiency a n d eff~Uveness
through the separa.li?n of ad -
ministrative and cl1 n1cal funC'-
tion'l."
Jonas Sdlullz, 37, a pro-
fesaor of physics at UC Irvine
since 1168, has been named as
dean ol lhe tp'llduate division.
As dean, Dr. Schultz will be
responsible for administration
of advanced degree programs
and will review fa culty'
research proposals for their
relevance tO teacttlng, ac-cordlok to Chancellor Daniel
G. Aldrich Jr.
saroLTl, a Newport Beach
resident, succeeds Professor
Howard M. Lenhoff, who has
returned to fulltlme
rttpOlllibilitles for "aching
and research in lhe acbool of
biological sclencos.
In addllior> to In. duUes as ' .. dean, Schultz will continue to
teach and conduct researcll in
the UCI School of Physical
Sciences.
ms RESEARCH a n d
publications are in the field of
experimental high e n e r g y
phys.ics, the study of the pro-
perties and behavJor o f
elementary part· and lhelr
NEW UCI DEAN
Physicist SchultJ.
Timothy P. Mullins has
been named director of ad-
ministralive services. a new
post. d "-1ullins is a former a -
ministrative analyst and pro--
gram coordinator for . lhe
county administrative office.
Most recently. ~fullins was
executive assistant to
supervisor Ralph Clark.
Dr. J. P. Elpers bas been
named new Pf'Oir'M\ chief ol
the mental bt;aJtfi department.
Or. Elpers will be in charge
or all clinical or treatment
services of lbe department. H~
has been deputy director of
research, evaluation and pro-.
gram development for the
interactions at high energies. mental health services since
Schultz received his BA, MA July 1970 and will continue in •
and PhD and degrees in that position. t ,_;;~~======;• physics at Columbia Universi-1
ty in New York. KIDS LOVE
He was engaged in research UNCLE LEN at 111< Nevis Laboratories of
Columbia University anc1 a1 SATURDAYS IN the Lawrence Radiation
Laboratory at uc Berkeley THE DAILY PILOT
before coming to Irvine.
•
It Mi'8'mms when~ make the
move t.01'.i:reat Western'SaWigs.
over Californi8, more than any other ··'
{ .. ' savings association. The Great Western
You get the strength of assets over
$4 Billion. Complete safety, sinre 1887.
The highest rat.es of interest you can
find on insured savings. And office; all
feeling is all these things. And so much
more. It's the feeling that comes from
knowing you've put your savings in
exactly the right place.
.GR.FAT ·WESTERN SAVINGS
I . ~·o..-I ' ·~,.,._ ' 1 •lAQUMAtm.U/L.elMn .... I '~ ........... I 'SEALBEACH/ut.w. ... • , ...... ~ 140-0S1S 1te1 ..._.Met{.,,...._• nf..t.. 1410011 'lllWO RMd • U1...... 1f1t Nd""" M 1tul • 547.7571 2191 WMtmlftlW M .. • Q4.M11
Arthur P. Moore, Ma~ Wlyne L SMppwd, MaotaW .lid( tto.I., Mtl\ll.W #I Elliott. Mllllier JOhn A. Howe, Mana&.-
o,.. .....,.• •• P& ' 9 A.M. lo 4'30 P.M. Deify I Until 6 P.M. FrfcUlys I Free l'll<k;ng
1FME WITH ACCOUNft Ol't1111 Gii lllCIAe .... n....-..... (It C1t11CM .........,. lnfelers CMeke. ..... Onlen, NotlfY Senk•, Thnt n.tcf/Not. CoftlCtloft. AllO F'" ai.tM.._ ...._
MEMBER: FEDERAL. SAVINGS AHO LONt INSURANCE CORPORATION, FED~ ~E l..0-'N ~K • A SAVINGS ASSOCIATION OF GREAT WESTERN FINANCIAL CORPORATION
t• ............ ~~~-
FRQM Fashion Island
Newport Beach STEREO SOUNDS :OF '.THE HARBORQ_
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Prest
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with
Tahi
This
beg '
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Ya w
fen
·s •· •
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the
A
Isle Race
Captured
By Roi,.;n
Bob Onot.. ti.foot ClC
sloop Robon, Dying the colors
ol Newport Hari>or Yacht Cub
claimed a clean sweep Jn Loe
Ange!u Yljlbt Club's blustery
i;lnta llar""1'a Wand race
Sonday.
Rol>oo linllhed the l'l·mlle
coune In 12 houri to nail down
ovorall haodicjlp and Class A,
hooors. Secood place weot to
Dick Deaver'• eount.rpolnt
from LAYC, aod third WU
George Tooby'• Robin, NHYC.
TWO YACllTS were
dlsnWted.111 tbe llQ1l8lly wlodl
aod heavy.... oil Santa
Barbara waod: They were
Bob Poole's COlll!Db-San-derllng IV from Bahia
Corinthian Yacht Club, and
Bob Finch's Lark, LA YC. Both
made it back to port under·
power. .
The race was the second of
LA YC'a Whitney Serlea.
MATCH RACING-'-Scenes like this will be repeated lime and again Miircb 11>-1~
off Long Beach Harbor as 10 of the W'Orl<l's top matdl racing crews crosa
tacks In the Long Beach Yacht Club's Congressional Cup series. This year's
, matches will be sailed in Ericson·39s.
Handicap winner in the Llt-
tte Whitney Marineland Race
for M1dget Ocean Racing
Fleet yachts under 30 feet was
SO Long, skippered by Gary
Swenson of Anacapa Yacht
Club.
De Core
Vicwrious
At Dana I
cal Pr .. ton·s De Cort from
Newport Harbor Yach! Club
was the Class A wimier of
Dana Point Yacht Club's
Pacific Handicap Racing Fleet
Series opener Saturday.
The race drew 14 entries ih ' Class A, seven ht qass -B and
five in Clai!' C. Final resUlts:
CLASS A-(I) De COre, Cal
Preston, NBYC; (2) Bright
Star,' BUI Pascoe, NHYC; (3)
Shi !>I Gordon SUtorlus,
DPYC.
CLASS B -(I) Sola Via,
Karl Lassey, DPYC; (2)
Estarte, Keith MI net l 'e,
DPYC; (3) Sklrr, Ari Phelps,
.
Australia Picks
THE ZS.MILE Marineland
race, sailed Sab.trday, waa
also hit by 20-25 knot winds.
Pacific Handicap Racing
Deel 1achta in the Harris
Serles also sailed t h e
Marineland race: The winner
was r,lqic, skippered by Steve
MuUhoDen, Alamltoa Bay
'Yaclit pub. Final results: · J
Olympic Winner ..
I r ' 1, ,
g1?npic· Games saUIDa '*! had •' ooe of 10 ierJding ~~~ ,\t;i-1:= cu
medal winner Jobn ,..., ....... _has yacbtamm for tlit rigbt to i~rJ.ir.:'.:...'~li·=:.:n, nl w.mor . .t..
..........,..-. Al Caawl, BCYCi =) Trlbvt•, replaced. America's · Olp ~. compete in the Long Beach MKt>orM11c1. Blatt.'"""", '"'"' •rwl Uwl'lorft, IYCk .(4) R~ , Jotln
dicate -organizing Alan Bond ctasmc. Bond's decision to ~~a;i ~lfti ~.,~.i.ft ~
as skipper • cl. • record rw-pass the helm. to Omeo and ~~~, \\t f!:'1lt..9."lJ:':~: "-··• p~• Y·-•t Club ol to--..__ aUc, r.tl (~IN'Mc&-a ... K'HYC. '"'''" ' t::nu d\;U eerwe as ,a crew JDe:IJlUCI CL.ASS c -{1) c-MDornt1 (2) West Australia in Long .._..., ._ him by •·•--w--• "'""' ' '" ... ,...., -T"" """' Yacht--Club's nlnih-;;;i ~1.. ~~~;-~~ ~p,,a::v W~<~~~· JOM ~QJpmatcb~ ~to~-----up ~.'l.1C!~:.1i · cart~t'=. -"'·•series"-~ 1•11 ol Chalnnan'Paul smJth ol Long """o\'M tr.lo ,....,..;;._,
-.. """"' , • • Beach and lollow!d Hood'• ~ ... LL -. 'I .. L ... o.,., ficlaJs dJsckJoed today. · ·-AYC. ll ._,,_ '""' euneo, 44, wan the first four ~lier ammnrement d.. Cuneo ~~:rrt.fr1'~v ~~!~~:; Dragon-Class: rices at Kiel, as -skipper for tbe America's t31 w.tt.."1v it: , 4i L9"fel, ._ Jo.t. Geml.any~ and, -~~g !$well. -CBYC1 ISi Hlgli Ftv-r, D•vt-SWI
then coasted to the -.1d medal The Lmg BeeCti event, to be '"tJh~fl'(llK.Hl~1.non. H•11• 5"" kofltld, ABYC I ( l Hlll:lo ti, -Roa.rt with additional fln1sbes fA 19th, sailed in ~ -matched LOtl•fl lr .. WYC: 31 TtMClow. Alt'4 --LJ --•~~ by and Grae. Klrnbflf, AIVC1 141 third and fourth to establish Erieean oiNll II OOlll ~~ Oow!tr:lw. 0-ld Huell:~ K$Ft (J)
himself as on& d. intematiooaJ luck. of draw. will have lntetr •ctp~"'11'~i~ 't~Z:\ ~~ff MKk. ·
yachting.,' leading sk"""""'. .~·oc1 -America'• n.K Ravor ~,_ ·M.lllhOHMI, A.BY£; f2) ,,._,., "YI"'""~ -_.. _.... ""'I' RobY 8ffsaflt, ll9VC1 1~1 '1•rnt• Dlclt 1be achitvement wu all the for 1973 since the U.S. skipper 11.·"'-• .. vc; '•) T(trlt)l1. Jan.M
) V I Cowie, l.AYC 1 ISi (;hepi)al'lf, Lit CLA~ C -(1 u gar more remarkable since Qmeo, conskfered most Jikely to de-\tr•"·· .. cave; C61 v1v1. Karl 1Qo11:
BoatmaD., Hug b curran, a resident of Brisbane, is sub-fend the trophy, BiD FiCker ol k•· uvc.
DPYC.
Dl!Yor•ttl ~· 1\IJ..~' i~;1o,a1iacted1~~ eWJ1llrl·Beachand;lf~YQl:lt .,~ !.~ • .:_ , .
Culver, DPYC.'· and.decided tli"forego his usual Y.C.,1s aiJother of ttie·!e t£i>" s n• •
-'I.' ~ medication .d1rlng the Games ., gressiooa! Cup cooi.stants. 8Il IeU:O.
'because of Slringent c6ecU on '".:."'FtCker, a Southland architect, ' • '-'
Transpac
Entries
Up to 60
Nearly 60 entries have been
received for this summer's
2,~mlle yacht race from San
l'edro to Diamond Head at
Honolulu, race officials have
aMOUDCed.
drug use. sailed the 12-Meter sloop In· Sail Team ' t ..... d to victory .....,. Austra~
BOND, LE A D ER ol the ia's Grote! D in 19711 and has
Spirit of the Weot Syndicate -asked by the newly-form·
which plans to challenge ffJr ed Courageous Syodicate to
the America'• Cup In 1971, oerve aa Ila skipper nest year.
Yacht Magazine
Triumphs
cat State San Diego
Univenlty sailora WOii the
fourth race of Pacific Coast
I ate r co II e giate Salling
Association's southern Serles
SUnday -at WesUake.
d , Led by aklppers J a ck Sale Anno-unce ~·tema·n and John Wanamaker, the San Diegans
-, • scored 23 points to 26 for l'Ul>
J • • .; nef..µP, UC San Diego.
The 75-baat limit of the
n'ranspacific Yacht Race
should be filled toog before the May 2> filing deadline, aaid Sea Mag&JJ.ne, one of the
race Chairman Cbarlea W. largest and lllOll ~,._lul
Snlith. NilQnll yachllng pWillcalions,
The 67-y~-old "TraP,!J>8c" baa been. sold ~ 'cBs .Pablica·
Pacific Motor Boal In 't•. · Ba= w~ the low~lllt A •
Sea was founded In 19.ll ""'1 dl1i.: -=· went to -UC ~
acqulredob)' Mlller.Freeman, in l(vjno wlJb aldppen" Tom
IS5S. Wilsm: aod·John Rols·llllggan.
start3 on the Fourth of July tiona,· ii was annOunced today. THE Mo·~y ...... every other year, alternating l"lan.i.. ma~, Willson was the low point B
division ICOl'<I'. Fourth place
Was USC with Peter , Wilson
aod Benny Mitchell. There
were 12 boats in the eight .
races.
with the longer CallfQnlla-to-Announcement of the sale publlabed in LOng Beach, is
Tahiti "race (o paradise." was made bf Nonnan A. sold to more than 55,000
This year's ''TrarilpSic" wll1 J?arer. ·prealdent of CB S boating enthusiasts in the lS l Harbor Pu!JliCl!tlona, and M l I I e r -otaleo. Fot the post begin at Los Ange es Freemill, president of Miller lour ;iean, 111'. ranted '!""
at I p.m. PM, lllO tradlllolla) Freeman Pu b It ca ti o o s, Giid In ad'mlillnC linooge ~·>n.~/:~lndward publlaber of tbe maguine .,_g aD the naUoo'a boating ~-ge ·-· the 1971 bonotB 11nce 1toa. magut-Freeway Pact
T-.... The mqulne wUJ DOW be
aettlng a ';Ei of 9 days, 9 TBB SALE WAS nego\iated published b,y· CBS Publlca· SA~ (AP) - A
!lours, I . les JDd 13 foi 111 undbcJosed number ot ttoils' lkJnd.parkhunt unit; WatllOllvllle llnn bas"'"' a ft. ~<It. k Johnson of shares of, 'common otOck. which alo<>lllJbl!sbed lload'and mJ1llon freeway· constructjon
'PorUand, Ore., was the HIP' I Dollar value of the transactlon Track, Cycle World and l'V4. contract in Santa c.,.. County,
per, sailing out of the Lahalna was not announced, but In-Darer said the preaent the state Public Works
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TONIGIIT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
~ Q 7:30 -"Robin and the Seven )ioods." ,
Hollfwood'i Bat Pack -~ Dean Mar· '
tin, Sanuny .Davis Jr., etc. -head ihe cast of tlW! •
J964'mum""1 comedy.
KC!!T fD "Wlnesburg, Ohio." Jean Peters re·
turns to Ille screen as a mother striving to free
her 60ll from I.he frustrations she has known.
NBC 0 9:00 -"Brock'• Last Case." Richard
"Madlgm" Widmar~ stars as a New York detective
who quits the force and moves West only to find
himself investigating the murder of a loo;al sheriff.
ABC D 9:00 -"Fuzz Brotllers" and "Doc Elliot."
Two new 1)ilols for the coming season are shown.
the first sfarring Lou Go!sett and Felton Perry as
a pair of black detectives, the 60C0nd with James I Franciscus as a New York physician out w~. .
.CBS fJ 11:30 -"Band of Angels." Clark Gable,
Yvonne DeCarlo and Sidney Potier head the 'cast of
tbiJ 1957 adventure drama.
TV DAILY LOG
Monday
Evening
MAJICH•
1:0000.P mm Gile"'"' llllli-Ullnann •
(l)Ott ....
0 TIM Avtnpn
GI Tiii fllltbtonN
Ol Stir TM
fl) Ml DLdet Entmotld1
tJll Hocl1tPOCIP Ltdp
E!)Thrtt st:Ooae•
1:30 (I} HGpn'I tMrNI
l11tldents that occurrtd durln1 theit
fivf.ye1r rel1tionship. •
0 m NBC Monday , Mtvlt: (C)
(Zhr) "lrtei'• lut Cell'" (dr•) '72.
Richard Wldm1fk stirs 1t Lt Mil
Brock, wht qulb tht Mew Yori
Polict Otpt. to 11bt or1111tt out
Wnt but ii fofoeC fu h1mt1pt1·
th1 locll sherifft tnurdar when hit
Indian foreman b accvMd. tten1Y
01rrew 11111 S.th Brtckell 11so atar.
II CONQUISTA: Hosted ., * by Richard Boon• GE MONOGRAM SERIES
0 I IBC:p;(I Collqulstl A eolorlul
trip bid In tlmt to 1541, th• yelr
lhe Sp1nish ConquistadOfs puslleC
throuth Me~ico 10 the Vtat plains
of America, and ln\rodlHltd th•
horn to the Indians.
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0 Movlt: (C) (90) .. M, Gtl1h1"
P1rt I (com) '62-Shlrley Maclaine,
Yves Monlind. Upset because hei
tllrector·husl>and is 1oln1 lo m1~e a
film In Ja~an with an unknown
Gtbh• In tlle lead, 1 wile decides lo dis11uiae herulf and If)' out for
the p1rt.
()) CIS Mm W11ter Cronkite
@) Mtl'f Ci11ffln Sin m...,.....,
EflConustt Education €m INMI Clrton Show
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Doublt fe11ur1 (C) (2h1) "fuu
Brothe1s" ind "Doe Elliot:" two
new pilots for the comln1 se1SOn.
"fuzz Brothers" st•ts Lou G$ett
alld. Ftlton .Perry as 1 tum ot. bllck
dmetlvt• with the Loi An11ttt
Pollet D8pa1tment wllo dlscovtl 1
planned $10 mlltlon jtwel fOb!MfY.,
"Doe Elllot" stirs J11nts.frallillscu1
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Minorities in Movies: Fair •
' . EDJTOR'S~OU-~!l.riCbt-1 ... -..f mltlM!llesl _;or.tho.black _.-mltJ, jd
11 th< Sl<pin Fet<:h1t bla<k Many ethnic leaden say no . aa othe< -do.•
chara<t<r; QOfl< too. tl1< Movie Pf"d....,. admit that
bloodthirltV Indian. The portrayals a)!ll) of minorities
wind.I of cha1t.ge are !Weep-can be Improved. But a spoke&-
ing the ethnic 1tereotype man adds:
~t of the movies. But are "We undentaod complaints
film.8 proare1.tng fOlt that the images of some ethnic
enovgh; h4I olt the. change groups on screen are often bee~ for the {IOOCll Tile fo1' distortion.I. But that is also
~owu·1;g .second of .two art-true of w Asp charac·
icl_u on the eth~ic enter· terizationa· in films. The
Uunment revo~ution anal-nature of all entertainment is
vzes the lftuation. distortion."
By BOB THOMAS .
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -Film
portra)'als of ethnic niiooritles
have come a Jong way from
the years when Willie Best
popped hi• eyes at ghosts and
Philip Ahn P!Sbed bamboo
uoder the fingernails o f
Yankee war prl!ooll<rl.
A i:neasure of how far.eUinie
images have irogressed i.s in-
dicated by this y e a r ' a
Academy Aw a r d npmlna-
tiom:. "Lady Slnga the Blues"
and "Sounder," both black
oriented, won a 1otal of eight
nominations, including Diana
Ross and Cicely Tyson for best
actrUJ and Paul Winfield for
best actor and "Sounder" for~
best movie .
But do films today present
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GBOllGIC. ICOTI' :
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Show Tiint 7:00 a. 10:30 ...
FOR THE past two or three
years, producers' represen-
tatives ha v e bad frequent
meetings with leaders of
black, Indian, Japane.<se, Latin
and other ethnic ogranizatioos.
'lbe loudest protest& have
come from the blacks ,
particularly --Hollywood cpscovered the gold that can
be mined from lihm about
blacks. Several groups C6m-
bined to form the COalition
against Blaxpc;>itatlon, which
presented 1Z deman~ to the
pr($cers.
Most of the demands were
for economic. improvement
and tfiey were ~· But
producers refused to allow
consultantship on scripts.
"We don't allow the
government to censor our
films hllfore their release,"
said a producers' spokesman,
'.'and we don't allow anyone
else to, eijber. But black
leaders can review ftlms
before rele.ase and .rate them
SECOND FUTURE
ROBERT -REDFORD
_ ONE OF T8B lelden of die
Coalition a g a i n • t Bla:l--
poitation is Conrad -feP>oal -of th.
Congress of Radal ~ -
CORE. He remarks:
"We evaluated at.)lll 5'
films """"'"'"" blacb nl . diaeovered that they btlve DO
balance. ,Jn white films, if the
•i>Jer Is a prostitute, ti-is
usually a brother who ii a
good guy. That " not true in
black fllms. . .
"There is no politiea1. no
social message in these black.
mms. They merely perJietuale
the Oiarles Condi
Freeman Gooden Amos 'n'
Andy image. They're ~1 a
step above Stepin Fetdlil
"But the ~ im-
plications are so deep tbat die
current libm are 10 times
worse. Far instance., after
'Superfly' in whid! tile 1lero is a cocaine dealer, four
hospitals in New ; Y or k
reported that cases of·cocaine
abuse had jumped 400 per-
cent."
PORTRAYALS OF black
Americans have c b a D g e d
through film history. In the
early years, they -were either
Uncle Toms or, as in the
notorious example of. "Birih ot:
a Nation," menaces to while
womanhood.
1be talkie era broo&bl -sterotypes. Stepin F e t c h ii
epilooliud the sJow.ti.m>. tasSes, dim-witted 1retainer,
and others were reqidied to
contribule to sudl clidies as terror of ghosts, lz!oe of
·•-'• A=. ed tllO drJor for black film
Silll9' J:aw Mr S.:i a Jiiibri"fdldcile-ao l caDnow ..,.....1Mt1Mt-Dlll'l'•'11JW1.•
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... .. --u. do " -J--1 ....t..t..-onel that HCIOLDft(fll SHOULDH'T PLAY ._ -us: ~ l',... _ _, W'ITK OEAO THINGS" tl"GI
r-"Qol 6e ca*81 llll5. ,., .. tlOfl.1 can attend and "•ODY sTl~E•S" !l"G)
' I I' el ._,M051 « t...--..m., lbout tbeirl~~~~~~~~~~ _ .. _ lloolilC--· . ,....,
"""" -lllSd. liad< heritage. Tiie ___ ...,.. ilt Ole "Wben 1 was a kid, we ~d ~~ eodfMM,,.... • ,.
..._ A Md: Jamea llmdj• SUpmDan and Captain ...-1!
....., w .... lllllt -of Mlln'el. Now blaclt films have -OJilC ga:BSR ......, -through that stale. and , , j,_.....,
be · OJD••W '*"Iii wbltel.. -we can turn to more realistic Mar did Ille eew biaS. Md films.,. * MATINEI TODAY *
ainJS -· • talide of BLACIS ARE oot the only tbe law. miDaritieS who have com·
80llB w.acs Gbiia•a• plained about bow they've been portrayed in movies.
baN •w•+e***f tllat '"'Scllnd--Indians have been getting
tr-teji'. t d tie fine-film the worst ol it from the
in the ...., d. hlld: -Nrlioe:!t years of ll<lllywood . tW•i· tidaielibtt~ The bloodthirsty redskin ..... -...,~-ralilm.. It is a .. fl a 1llact. became sum a stereotype that
i-ilJ .in ...... -_,.,,_ were shockeddlin
tl7ilC Iii ..., .. '"wt --wizen Jell Chan er wbilleGHt • iatlleSD+ll&. played a bllmao, com-
passjoMte Cochise in "Broken
&+cue, .en-tilacb: a:m--Arrow."
sids ,......,.. •••wthimc of Since then, the Indian's
.., 'oi..-pleoo '"' • '°" side " ·western history haS ~;',;*a':'!:;! ~t IB!n. shown in such films as ~ -"Cheyenne Autumn" and "Lit-
the 6bn bas tilde uk:uance to .__. ... ....._ ........., --iaK:e. tie Big Man." Little has been
""'"' • ....-~ filmed about the plight of the
all~~ of ELVIS LIVE!
IYJI
in ndl'*' 5G9lll
@J Mt1roa11or o
Oirttkr Kart Warr e D lDdiao in modem society; the
be6effs the ~ crime recent ''When The Legends
movie bas jml about es--~Die~· ~";w~as~a~n~ex:ce~pt~io=n~.;;~~~~~~~~~~~ .......... itsoll. lie filmed
"Come Back. (:II a r I es ton
Blue." a talo of Borlem crilDe.
He .m --"'!be !.-id of Isaac ~:· sWriEI ~ oms Jr_ as
• lamed jDckJ ... tllO .... -"'!llere --for films liR ._, ... °SlllJ'rllY,' " ..m•----............ ~ -·--
Bill OoobJ -· """"' -
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AWARD
NOMINATIONS
OMINATED FOR10
ACADEMY AWARDS
INCLUDING llST'ICIUIE • •m ACTRESS LIZAMJNNELLI •
llSf SUPP0111NG ACJOI JOEL GREY UST OtlECTOR BOB
FdSSE. "LIZA MINNELLI IN 'CABARET'
-A STAR IS BORN!"~~~~:•
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(I) WlldUt. Tt.utrt 0 Whlta MJ Untl mi ""1.wo t!J I D111m 'If JtlftMI 1:30 I) Cf) Dorh Dlf Slltw' Dolls Mtt· fB Fray Dilblillo tin tnd her borfrlend Jon1th1n
fJl) Wheels, Klln1 and ci.r Rusk plan a weektnd 1t Bil Sui,
GI El Amor Tllne tin d• Multt on'1 to see it shattered whtn
.fiil)Y1rMd1dl1 Musicales OOrls's offlet p1I. Jaek\e, 1nd hel
G) Al Anthony Prer.ents boyfriend, Sid. b1r1e rn on ttie ar·
6) Sj!ted Riter 11n1ement. Ptt1ick O'Neil 1nd Sid
7:30 IJ Johnny M1nn'1 St1nd Up 1114 Metton 1uut.
Cheer Don Rit~les 1u1sts. 0 Ntws
(1) Ho11n'1 Ht1oe1 Q) Gomer Pyle USMC 0 The Ntw Prlu Is Rlrf!I EID Thirty Mln11te1 With •••
IJ Movie: (C) (2hr) "tM11ron ol (ID Y11ltdldes
Ott Blltk Museum" (su~) '59 -10:00 fJ ()) Tht New IHI Cosby Show
Mlchae! Gou11h. Jane Cunn1neh•m. Tim Conway and Sh• "' Ha 1uest.
Ci) To Tell tlM Tnrttt 0 m Ci) N1ws
(j) The Tllrill1ttkers O Crlmt fifbtlra C1J MHUon $ Movll: (C) (2hr) El) El PICldo dt Slfil ~n ind th• _seven Kooch" (com) Em t l!ICIA\I rilltplky: Mllttr l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~I
64 -frank Si111tr1, Dean r.lutln, .,,4 Hi• Cliu first ot two protrarrrs
Sammy Davis Jr. offerin1 rare 1Hmpsts ot etltist
®l Wild Kln&dom Pie11&orsky 1t work wttll hla USC m Til•t Qirl m1st1r class. '
&I Dra1net @m Mudl1dl1 llllilnt
El) CM1plrtlo @ii T'1l Chi Ch'u1n-U:erdses 10:30 0 Talk Bick m Th1 Advtnturtr m lnsplntio111l LIYi111
(iS Rev. Aly Pizani fim N1n/Spotb ·
(FJ Spotts Challenge 11:00 fJ 0 0 ale;, al Min
ffi The Addams f1111ity W (J) (l§1 Nm
1:00 O (1J Gunsmoke '1hls Golden D One St!p 811ond
Land" The unusual and movin& 00 M1nh1I Dillon
story al 1 Jewish immi1rant t1mi'1 O Movie: "M•n ln tlll Middle ..
comiD& to 1ti115 with Ille turbUlent (dr1) '64--Rol>ert Mitchum, Fraitce
life on the Kansas trontier. Nuyen, B1rf)' Sullivan.
O ®l m Llulll·ln Dom Deluise m TMll Ol Co11Mq111nce1
1u•s1s. m Mm• 0 (I) (I) al Tilt Rocikla "A (iS Mlllle Reese Show
Farewell T111 F1om M1rty" A sllatit· 11:15 iJ1lolltr811111S
ly retard~d air! is deeply. 1tfectld 11:30 fJ (I) CIS Ute Mmt: (C) "Bind
after set1n1 an old derelict dil · el hpb"' (adv) '57-Clt!k Gtblt,
a heart atttck. Sldn., Poltttr Yvonne O.C.rlo m Ho11n'1 HtrN1 Dam .;hnflJ' ClrlOI •
ID Perry Mason • g ftn111 lo:d11
El}Hffl1Ynt1SCo1111 O(J)(j)Ef)Widl W"1d If (11-m ! SPIC§~l HollpHMMI Telev!slon .... rtllnl!llzt ·•~ p, 1 T"lt ·• o»
Th •-''W'b Oh·••j •• ...,,.. I I 1
ea... 1ne~ u1g. 10 ~an in• Ross fUISIS.
Peters sta1s IS 1 mother strlv1n1 ID Tt Tiii ttit Truth
lo free her son lrom the s1me !ruS· tralions 1ile has Imposed upon her. J2:DO m Atfrtd Hltcllcotk f'reHnb
e?i) Hocbe de 'al• 12:30 0 Newt CB Mlruelit& Y11dtz Show ID Movlt: "The HapPJ TillM" (mm)
el) Movie: (2br) "Ktre Comu 1111 '52---Ch11ltt Boyer. Mt!Sh1 Hunt.
N11'(' (tdT) '34-llmes C11ne7. C!) Biii Cotby Show
1:30 m Mtrv Srittln Show 1:00 !IJ 0 ()J N..,
a!) Hovell 1:30 0 Movie: "Spilt Slc:olHI" (SUS)
t:OO l) CIJ Here's Lucy Nost111l1 over· 'SJ-Alexis Smith, Ric:htrd (f1n,
comn H•rTJ whtn Ill dlddn lo 0 News
se11 lhe Unl~ue tmptormellt "t!ICJ S:OO 0 MO¥ie: "Elfh11t1 1nd Auloul"
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high
hand.
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Impact
Studied
I LOS ANGELES (AP) -The
; enViromneatal impaet ot ~ I creasing snowfall In t h e
northern Sierra through cloud
seedinf wW be studled by San
Diego state.
The Federal Bureau oJ
Reclamation and the
California lleparlmenl o f
Walet · Resou""'' said they
contracted with the uni veristy
( ECOLOGY J •·
for the galherlng ol in-
fonnation to belp d r a w
guideline& for ecological
research and m on i tori o g
necessary belore any cloud
~Ing should begin.
Officials said research has
shown lhe possibility ol a s to
10 percent .)ncrease i n
snowpackl if tfie seeding pro-
gram passes t h e en-
vironmental impact tests.
e ·water Plant
HOLTVILLE (AP)
Construction or the world's
first desalting plant using
· geothermal sooces tlJ born oot
pure water is expected to be
completed within seven "'eeks.
Preliminary tests sho.w the
subsurface water is similar to
the ocean with a salt content
of 35,000 parts per million,
~id a spokesman.
The project din!ctor, Paul J.
Corrigan, said the pilot plant
may be producing 30,000
gallons of water dally by late
April.
. Envirogenics Co. of El
Monte designed and built the
plant under contract to the
U.S. Office of Saline Water.
"Will you fix the TV. Mommy? All it doe• I• go 'BEEE·
EEEE-EEEEEEEPI"
Phllanthro1'Y
$40 Million Left
'
By Auto Pioneer
From Wire Services
Auto industry p i o n e e r
Charles Stewart Mou, who
'diM last month al 97, left lll<l!'e
than $40 million to the
philanthropic organization he
founded.
The Mott Foundation, which
received what was described
as "the great bulk" of the
io~~~~btW.; ~
ceSll ol $400 millioo, a !Qil!>
dalion spokesman said.
Mott's widow, Mrs. Ruth
Rawllings Mott, 71, was given
sued for divorce in New York
by his wile, Sigyn Lund.
She said lhe couple bad been
estranged ror two years.
11He_ just walked out and
moved to the West Coast. I
concluded I wanted to wash
him right out of my hair."
* The U.S. pilot whose name
became a household word
after his U2 spy plane was
shot down over Russia in 1960
Says he gets a touch of "stage
fright" when be flJ>'S his
Cessna Cardinal over the
maze of southern callfomia e Tree Aid Out? freeways
( )
. Franc:b Gary Powers, a
OAKLAND (AP ) - A PEOPLE former Central Intelligence government official says it is Agency pilot, now reports
unlikely Alameda County will freeway traffic conditions at
·be able to obtain federal funds Applewood Estate, the family leut lour times an hour Crom
to cut and remove .dead home in Flint; a vacation 3,000 feet for radio station
e\icalyptus trees which pose a home in Bermuda; the KGU...
fihiirells.bazard In the East Bsy furnishings-of both;-and-llOIJ\e ·Powers said Iha~ although
Investment propertieL talking to an · aulllence ol
Representatives ol various * thous'!nds call be ~. It
public agencies told a special Former actor-singer Phil. Is ilothing cong>ared to a CIA
slate Assembly committee Jtepa Is to stand trial in San-lllllSion. ·
that 95 per~l orihe eucalyp. ta Barbara• Marclt~l3 on ' ' * -----· '
tus grov~ m the area were. ~rges of·:tr · · ,.Dln. Lee llu •. 1l;e;...,ew ldlled~.by fro.,...l~~· • -an a1Ieg . cllHllib offllii'lil«in i
peutures,laat.ne c e m'b • r · tice a county "".JJ'!t'/Jv to" .,,,.,... 'Connfllli:llO!l'; 'Is go
Now, "llelil)f"1S.,tons of day '* lavorably on 'a ~gj ;g"""lllW.· to move -..,..
.bark and1eaves.lier acre COO· ippeal. • -. ~ motor home NfoJates 8.
stitute a lifa -~ they said. A request Crom Regan's11t-~ Frederict a.miY ll!d. ordl
"Based on what I fnow now, torney to have jurors selected nance: '
J don't think you can get Crom throughout S a n I a Dr. Ray n..,. In a 28-loot
: federal pre-di~aster f ~ n d 5 Barbara County was granted. self~ntalned motor home on
becau9e you still have time to * 8 dairy farm near Frederick
remedy the situation )IOUr-••-•--• selves and local ageomes have Roan1e GrUam, the llClor and uaes ~ ~ ~ • power
· not yet invotr.d mutual di>-who plays Mr. Dirl In a televls-llnes and oocasionally !Is
: aster acts," said ROOert ed gasoline cmnmerclal, was "':Jter.Al!red CUtaall, county : Stevens of the U.S. Olfice of • ••-. Emergency Prepardness. zoning admjnistrator, said •~ owners of the farm bad been
sent a letter saying county
laws make It illegal to live In
a motor home in the county.
e Noise Polley
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
legislative advisory panel says
California has the toughest
highway noise standards in the
country.
In a report, the Assembly
T ransport.atlon Committee's
,Jlllvisory panel oo •el\icl•
noise said greater empllasis
should be placed ,.Oil en·
rorcement of eristing-1mtinoise ·
laws although new state laws
may be needed Jn the future.
The panel ' also said a
general '"'tewide attack on highway poise could not be
handled . without substantial
fundinjl. I t recommended
study ol bow much K would
'cost the """'""1fJ' IQ be pro-
vided with a quieter en-
vironment.
e Sf!U'lage Sult
Suit Names
California
Qty Sales
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
su1t m.a 1n·v.s. Dlstrict·eourt
here alleges "fraud an d
~t" In t~ sale ol lols In
California City In Kern Co111>-
ty.
The class action brought by
Martha C. ~. an Olkland
widow, ..U '100 mllllon
damagos.
* Patrick J. Na(tllt, son-in-
law ol the late lormer Pr<si-
dent Lyndon Johnson, bas re. Joined Texas Btoadcastlng
CQrp. as an eieCuUve. Nug~ whci nlanlled Luc:!
Baines Johnson, formerly was
emplayecl by Teua Broad-
casting, then recently served
as an officer o f Conr
municatfoll3 Properties Ine. of
Austin, a national e a b I e
television and communlcatlom
!inn.
Texas Broadcasting owns
SHE STATES that and operates K'J'BC.AJl!.Fm-
Callf ,._ ~ ,~ TV, Mmat, Photo Proceaors ornia ~"' ~e...,......, and bu • 5o percent illterest co. and Ill ouceessor, Great In CaJlH41 Cable Ol. of Amtln. Western CIUes, Inc., proml9ed
buyers ol lols In the Mojave *
Desert area !hat the land Sheriff rlcllord D. lioll&tllA>
would lncrea8e In value. ol San Francisco 18)'8 he bas
1be suit aays sales began in. .named Hone of the most
SANTA CRUZ (AP) 1958 and promotion said Im-< Uoll'!l'llily respeclod men" In Scotts Valley bas failed to pro-provemenll were being made lhe de~' lo . ,;,place
perly dispose of waste Crom Its and land value appreciating In farmer Undetsbertff Reuben
sewage treatment plant, con-anticipetlon of a city of 15,0oo. Greenberg.
tends a suit filed against the Hongisto accepted
dty In Superior Court. BllT, CONTINUES tbe com-Greenberg's resignation amid
The complaint said the city plaint, Uds was f!lse, many cootroveny surrounding con-
failed to comply with a order Jots have been repossessed dltlons at the county jail inSan
last September lrom the and they are "dll!ic:ult or Im-Bruno, and then named Sgt.
Calilo.mia Regional W a t e r , pos>jble to ....n." Qlarles Smith as Ills ~ top
Quality Board of the Central Mrs. Kamm asks that all aide.
Coast Re~ion. The order re-sales · contracll be rescinded Smith, ',41, wbci !>layed with
quired Scotls Valley t o and ttlunds o1 '11111 Olilllon ex-lhe western lli'dllon ol lhe
discharge sewage waste at pended by purdwerL She a<!-Harledl Globetrotten !or five
land disposal sites wltJioul al-dltionally -'500 mllllbn m years, Joined the department
lectlng adjacent property '1t damag... iq, ~I.
drainage chaMels. ~-------------------•
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by slate Atty. Gen. Evelle J,
Younger on behall or lhe
board, alleged that sewue
discbAraed Into pnuier sites
percolatei1 to the surr1tce and ~owed Into drainage channel& --
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Policeman
Drops Suit
On Fonda
Sally Rand Sauey~ Sexy~ 68
CLEVELAND (UPll -A
Cleveland pollcman bu drop-
ped the '100,000 personal ...
Jury la,...U he fllod aplnst
actress Jane Fonda o n
clw10I that sbe kldced blm In
the groin and upper leg.
Patrolman Robert S. ~
was one of the policemen who
amated Mlsa Fonda a t
lfoptlna International Airport
Nov. I, 19'10, oo suspicion of
carrylnj[ drup Into the coun-
try lrom Canada.
The pills found in her
pnssesolon turned out to be
tranqlllliloeJ9 !or which she
had .. _..ip11on.
Pieper'• suit was dismissed
at the "'!1Jesl ct Ills attomeys.
OllLANllQ, '";i,UPI) -Bel*JJI lla1'1 Rand't pink and -, fans Is saucy llltle _,,.,,ct 61 wbo thlnb
IOdely lllill i... Imm about ....
Bocbllge at an Orta"'*> oJcllt dim, where topless
maldeoa _.. claJJ<q 111 the Iopa ct the lables, the -
-<i a,. !AS Clticago World'• FU -rated a
-lllill do • llllOI opUI -. dloQ1nloi monl attitudes and oud!ly.
"WE Alll! otiU under Vldoria'1 nasty heel," said
Americe'• aeoiJI' sapot.
Bui Sally. lland, 'Who lil:eo lo aay "I've '-going
-up lo my neck ...,. .me. I left the Cann In Mls-
""1rl,.. bas .., advice ... oil..--girls going ofter i career in tbe raw.
'1'lbey doo't want any advice," she said.
'Ibey can watdJ and leom. howevOI', when the lighls
dim to a weak blue, the music softens and the petite
blonde dances oo stage In a swirl ct yord-loog leathers
and a wlapy negligee.
'l'llEllE ABE ...,,. sail!en. Ono woman al a table
in lbe wee boon, who Imel been teyJng lo gel b<r date to
take Mr lo a <OOllJlry rrwslc · loonge, ll&ld, "I ain't too
turned on by a .. yMMlid -doin( a tan dance.•
"Wow, that llfll!lgce Is ..,.._ Thlt wa ewift. -~
it?'' . .
She loob ~Y naked, bul the fam n tricky,
of(ering only • fleeting glimpoe.
"THE RAND ts quid:« thao the flfO." It -el
Sally's •Ylnis·
'Ibis Is the same Sally wi>o ocandall!od St. Loull IOdoly
In 1934 with a Lady Godiva -ride ·~ anlJ my loog blonde bair .••
"It """ my lonn ct aodal protelt," JJbe Aid. "Peoole
were olarvins during lbo6e Depression d8Y3 and here Ibo
ari>trocnltic women ,,.... spenclin& $~000 kr a m-to av
to a party."
THE LINES around her eyes hint at her age, despite a
lace-lilt, but Miss Rand's 109 pounds are still well_..
tioned on her 5-toot frame.
"I've dieted all my life,'' she said. "Who needs a fat
fan dancer?"
Still wortclng !-0 week! a yeor at night clulJo and ..,...
cert halls, Miss Rand -Mio toot her stage name from
the book of maps -is not concerned about her age.
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By ALLISON.DEiaut and was."really feeling~~" ... ·. ~ "Often," she said, "people. are un-• ' I ., • -:t.5!: Sbe bad .ilf'O"'fortable at first because they don'l "Imagine~ a mna11 ,,_Iii ~~IJ.~howto..W:and·trytoohard." ·
boot, lkloting'lf.l:r"-lbe ...... ' . . ::i.I! _..._ ·-. 11111 forth. Beccme daytime class f<r adull wunen 9hl\\' /~fl , She uplalned . · wortm In a
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malerial, telovlalm and ~ P'f'""' J
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above yvu." ' · -ihe griidUiliy · • · ·-a uttle ·yoga. · · ••Each week you ezperienoe greeter
Gradually, because the two were sell awareness. Each time ~ learn
diametrically op_.t and oo class re-more about yourself Jn a ~ and
beca!""' al it'~ poaiUve elfecla OD her
own life. "I -that I smiled more,
la""""' -and• bad a more positive ~'toward people. Even my diel ·
BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Twenty-five area women toot this
Ydyage ooe reeenl ~ momlng and,
mtaDy ..W:ed, IJ8lmed Ill ' a ""!dlnl
from "Desideiata." '
Alt.r two boon with yoga lnslructor
Linda Andrews Ibey went placldly back
to their daily lOUllne.
The cl-, Offered by Orange Coast
COllep on FrldaJ mominp aod al OCC
aod Golden· Well oo. foor eveninp, Is
lllRd u P<nonal· Exercise.
' .11 bepn•a .maple ol.;i.era ago as tho
typlcal·calislbeolca«ited p bys I ca I
fllDesa class aDJl evolved,lnlo • yoga pro-
gram.
INSTIUJCl'OR
The lmtuao• ll<rsell toot a . yop
class, went once 8· week fOl"slZ months, •
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Amlrews conducts· "
daytime yo~e
-c:leu for
adult women
.sponsored by
OCC et CM
rec:reetion c:enter.
DAILY •PILOT ·,
·--ptfOTOS gy....__~
PATRICK -<>'DONNELL
~.~s.1m ...... :t
~ she c1ro--" lbe exerclles and ex· ••ysical way." paiidecf th6 : . . . ,...
But, she added, 41not everyone lites
"I try to make the class as practical as this. People who lll:e It lend to be Jn.
possibJe," she said. ''They can take what · they learn in class and apply it to every-trospective rather than people who want
day life. U Ibey waol to go farther, Into to focus outside lbemselves. People who
modllalloo or diet a< pN!olophy, they like it really like IL P<ople who doo'~
can. But . I doo'I force anyone to do don'L"
changed."
Some a111er students have been with About Homosexuality
her since tbe first class for OCC, a year
and a half ago. Others leave the program
tor nllile aod then mum because they
feel Ibey ll'l a lot out al yoga.
· ~,''. 'BENEFITS "IU1el~':..ttl aboull"8 day more
YOGA METHODS The ultimate goal Is "to gel Into pooitfyd,J, ,
Yoga, she ~ ls· a purillcatioo> -)'OUr.!ell to determine lbe tbingt ::im1 . : . 'll»cmno -......,.will ,be repeated
of the body·aod the mind. "You go as far• •need ~m'-'-• •-' Ille ...,_ that begimJnrln Ajlrtl aod a secood teacher as your own temperament aod con-..................... ".""' ~ ~._.,_'*""to bandle atudenl8 uDab!e
slltution le8!1. Yf/11. need balancing. We eet'to tDOw hoW our lo emoll in Linda'• lift -· ' . minds wort. • ,.. ~. .. I'
'"lbere ls· never any excess stress or ~· UJM•11ne for the Class ls up to1be stu-
strain.., lhe body. We""8eJn,andoutol 'L.''.11 provides a •great deal al Inner -.lll:eeverylbiogelae.-theciaS8.
every movemenL Tbenl Iii' llb ..........., .,..ce so we can ·go aod' deal wllb lbe ..-., • she Aid, "Is up to the Jn.
no cramps. busUe aod busUe <>f living. dividual."
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' ANN LANDERS: I refuse~ ''dear'' because 'you are 1g1. ~
eel, ignorant, meddllog. foOt Foi! I • i.
b/r(e read yoor column aod tieueveci.iOu '
wen> a friend of bomOsexUals. A (ew.'
days ago you turned on us like a jungle
aoimal aod exposed yoor hypocrisy aod
ignorance.
I am shocked aod outraged that '"1l'
would call us "sick" and describe
homosexual activity as "unnatural." ijow
dare you? We already bave· maey
psychiatrists OD ·our side. "«.
Some ei:cellent papers baYe been writ4
ten on lbe subject. They have glveo ua a
cleen bill al beallb. 'Ibey 1187 we are NOi'
sicl:. We are only diHerenL \vb;y Is ii that
Y¥'baven'I re8d thoee papers? I think
<id lhould be fired for incompetence. -
FORMER READER .
DEAR FORMER: I u-.e nod ll!em,
hilt I don't happen lo agr<e wtll! lbe
...... I am wHll lbe psychlalrisll who
believe Hmo1t:i:ual1 are stet and that
au betWeen. two men or two women 18
W18alllral.
I eaa Usie• te and respeel opinions dff.
ftrut from my own, bowever, wltMat
becomlnl angry, obocl:ed, or eatraged.
S.-l1IPIY reputable pbysid.., are 011
Ille other aide of lllll argumeoL Here are
oome ~ of my mall:
FROM THE BRITISH WEST INDIES>
Dear Ann Landers: May I congraluiale '°" on your concise and perspl"""""'8
-to • hotnooelual who llined· hlm8ell, "One." Twenty-five yian ago I was •1one," also. After six years of ln-
depth aoalysls my life was changed com·
plelely.
-HAROLD M. VOTH, M.D., MEN>
NINGER FOUNDA110N
CJlicAGO, ILL.: l have wor,ted .with
maoy bomosmuils and, Jn my opinion,
Ibey are Individuals whose emotional
development was arrested .at a
preadolescent level When a ~ve lack
of development Jn the maturatiolf wooess
ciccurs Jn aoy area, U can be ~IO!Ted to
11 an Illness hi; Jll)'cblalric lerml -DR.
SARA CHAR1'ES, ASSISTANT "Pao.
FF.'lSOR OF PSYCHIATRY, lJNMWISI·
TY OF ILLINOIS
. niOM HOUSTON. TEX.I' BolllllfeJI·
~ly, Jn my opfaloll, 11''\iol -niol er
l8latal bellavlor. 'Il1e original pmpoae of •
IU1la1 activity was to perpeiuale the ' 1pecleo. Any dOvlado• from ll1e ,...m
that threatens ••the berd" cannot be ~
lldeftd normal 0< utoraL ~do noc
use my name since I am not a spedalilt
Jn Ibis Deld. -llEAllT SURGEON,
BAYLOR UNl\'EllSlft
FROM NEW YORK: I would not call
homoie.xuality a 0 dystunction" as yotl
did in your coJwnn recenUy, because this
meaos the Inability to use sex organs
adequately, which many homosexuals
are able to do. Homoselilallty, however,
Is a distortion of the. choice ol ,..
partner 1rom ~ natwat to the ..,.
·natural. 'Ibis dl!lorllon comes fnJrn
severe and early development ..,,...
leml cauaecl by an Inability to relate to
significant adults. -NAT A L I E
SHAINESS, M.D.
So there yvu llave a ama& ........,.,
dear reader1. And my thanb &o an· wbo
wrote ' -evta the ~ ud llostUe
readers. I appreciate all points of view,
whether I agree wltb tbem or not.
You are right when you' say bomosex~
uals are sjck and their sex activity is un-
nalural. It Is dilficult to explain to a
homo!exual just how· sick and unnatural
it Is. They refuse to believe It. But I
!mow beca"use I've been there and back.
-FOREVER S'IRAIGllT . Are your parents Ion stri<t T · Hard lo FR~ TOPEKA, KAlfl.: Tbank yoo , "8chl Ann Landeil' booklet, "Bugged
1 .. llallac lliat bome••n•lity i.1 u UJ. by Par.nts? Ho'li lo Gel Men rr.edom,"
-. l Dlade ll!e same 1tatemeto1 on ll1e could help yvu bridge the·gcnoralion pp.
Men llrtllla ...,. no& 1onf op ml have. Send flO cents In eoln with '>""" ~
Jiad I great deal of Hgy maD lie<aD5e aod 8 long, slallllled, ~
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duriDr the 'l'w!> lbll ..... -..-i.ci t\lelcllJ by lhe
A ..... 1ace t.oogue ol Lqlm -.
It WU I fUn ........... But,
-ol aD, ii -• mlad-e>pondlng aj>erlooce.
1bal'r what H was all about .
Krelkin WU introduoed U
"the man who knon wblt'1
on your mind .'" 1be
baodlomo, -(mi<Hllisb) gentleman iroved this true as
he enchantocl blr lllldien<e of
....Uy mlddlHged and older -A> an-· he offered
mqic and mOv.d a ring from
one band. watd>ed by lhe
ring's ..._, oolo the latch of
. • ~ held In blr other
band. Just lie tbal
CAllJ> GAME
Tbm he cheoetwo'""""' with whom fit played a game
of cards. It .... the kind of
gamein wbldlU..,.drewlOl!le
cards from lhe deck and be
lold them what Ibey bad in
their bands.
He started with ..... of
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chzbl ''1o Ille ldl ol ,....
band.. """ ol -. "'nst to it." tigbl of dtlbl
. . . "'Don1 be too -lolka, I do dm for a living"
• • • klllc' ol lpldel, -ol t11moojb ••. and oo 1D1lII be ..-aJf twelve cards the
WOll\lll ... boldmg.
He did the same with the
other woman.
He used to fail on the """"1d
hand, he said, but then he
rulizfJd "my memory was my
wont enemy." The canb in
the fint hand got in the way
of the second hand JO be wrote
tbem down lo remind blmsell
wblch O!leS he already bad
mentioned.
Kreskin doesn't perform
witboct andi~ patticipatkln
l!JO next be gave everyone a -
chance to "read" his mind.
They were tald to cl.,. their
eyes and envision him drawing
a clrele oo a pad of paper and
writing a IW<><!lgit number ,
hoth digits being odd, between
ooe and 50.
Only a few women got it
(37) so be suggeslAod it was
c:hanc< and aaked the audience to concentrate again.
NUMBERS
This time the number wu
11o1,. liO and lllll and both dJlita we'e nm. A Wff8 ol
JW.a.~lhe
-ed thal. a peal ma111
read blr UIOllCJ>ll of the
oumher !& ('l1lls r<porter waa
-both-.)
He took lhoughll from the
all<fieoce alao.
A woman waa thinking of
her daughter's ear problem.
AllOlber WU th!Ulng tJI f!o!I
Lake City. AnollJer WU lhlnt•
Ing of a Dr. Wald and her two
nieces, Darlene and C.Olleen,
all -0f whom be named, and
still another woman was ask-
ing a question which eveo
Kreakln doubted when be saw
who was thinking it.
The question was, "What's
wrong wbh my innards?" He
lllgoeatod II WU her atomach
but wouldn't go beyond that.
He read a Cew notes which
members ha'd jotted down at
the beginning of the program
without seeing the slips of paper.
'And, .. iliW proof ol bll
ability, be ·lell the auditorium
wt;Je four memben bf the au-
dience hid the eheek be was to
be JIOld with ""' the perform· ance.
MIND EXPANDER
Kreskln
Now, many of the womeri
we.re hoping his p o w e r
wouldn't be working because if
he didn't fmd the checlc, he
said they wouldn't have to pay
him.
Leading one of the women at
the end of a handketchief,
however, he spoiled their
baJ>eo --the cbocL ' Al!llHl'ALIST
~ the lndleooe "" cautioned before bia
performance, Is not a psyd>lc,
not a medium and eannot
predict the future.-· he prefers lo be called a meo·
tall>t.
He told the audience, 0 to
thole who belleYe, DO espiana·
!loll ls -.ry. To tboae
who do not beli~e, no ex·
planallon Is posalh!e:"
But -he doel Is -1&'·
ly called many tblap, all ol
which hl>ply an ability to
~ .. beymd the ...,... • and this doesn't m a k e
seue," be said.
He believes there are more
than five semes. For eump1e,
be cited three senses of touch
-extreme beat, extrei;ne cold
and general -and the sense
of balance.
While scientist.. agree on 11
senses, Kreskt'n 1ollowa Dr.
Margaret Mead's suggestion
of 22 senses. And with this
many senses, be said, what he
does is neither psychic nor
supematuraJ.
Rather, it is an ability
everyone has but one wbicb is
d<nnant In moot.
KttskiD became lnleratod
in this reabn at the ap of 5
when be waa given a oomlc
hook on )landrlke the Magi·
clan and by the lime be was
n!oe, be had blr own magic
show.
PSYCHIC PHENOMENA
Thls processed into the
psychic l'heuomenon and he
would have bis brother bide
pennies for him to fmcl around
the house. At the age of I 111,
he had a show as a hypnotist.
Hi! abillty was a blessing of
his childhood. "l didn't have
lime to know wha\ couldn't be
done." Later education, he ex-
plained, can be an expansive
experience or it can be
a negative lnftumco.
"It's just that you and I can
do ID()re things than we ever
believed we 'COU!d do," he said.
He suggested they ask any
fireman if they haven't seen a
WQman carry a refrigerator,
sate or other heavy object out
of a burning house without
realizing she had done it.
0 nirlng the upset, she
forgot she couldn't lift it," he
explained.
In short, he was saying that
the mind, the power of ideas
and the JmetJl»itioo .... do
-thlnp It 1IOI hlocbd -There to atrr<Ddy a lei of
1nterat·ln the lleld. ''There is
a great<t allempt to leara to
baroeal the potenUal of Ille
human mind.• be explaine4.
BALANCE JiEBlll!D
Bui, be cautioued that it is
not the ...-to an prob-
lems. "'lbere has to be a ha~
ance."
lie -"' asked why be uses bis abilities for en-
tertaimnent p.uposes rather
than some other end. His
answer is simply because
"that's what I do best."
But be does have a
philosophy.
The Greek word, philosophy.
means "to wonder," be noted.
And, "The beginning of all
truths started with won-
derment."
U be caUSEd some won·
derment in bis audience, then,
Kreskin said, be would feel ho
had dooe bis job.
If the conversation after the
theater presentaUon a n d
Celebrity I.mcbeon was any
indication bis job was done
quHe well. A lot ol the women
were wondering.
Horoscope: 'Sagittarians Play Hunch
TUESDAY
MARCH 6
ls subject to radical revision.
TAURUS (April 21>-May 20):
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): is about to be fulfilled. vantage of fresh opportunity.
There lJ apt to be un-
dercurrent of secrecy. There
By SYDNEY OMARR • is air of waiting for other shoe
Lunar aspect now emphasizes SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
change or long-range ,ptan,. :You get proverbial second
What you thought was a ~ '·• chance -make the most of it.
lainty proves to be subject to Le, is in picture. Bring forth
revision. Y o u r philosophy sense of s.h.12. w m a n s h i p .
lakes sudden tum. You feel Display yollr"ialents. Emerge
that some YoU depend on are from emotional shell .. Vitality
not as reliable as imagined. makes comeback. You will
You mature. Good! ' have strength to project
AQUARIUS (Jan. 21>-Feb.
18 ): Hold off on Jetter writing,
short trips. Take time to
review basi c obje c tive .
Relative, usually reliable, may
n0\11 be misinformed. Know it
and heed your own counsel.
Scorpio and Leo are in picture.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-S.pt. 22): personality.
Siar Vignette: Aries AiJn lo fall. Tread lightly. You are
Miller knowledgeable about m stronger position than astrol~ and utnsensory ~ght be. imagined. Key now
perception. Claims to come is ~o retain confide~ce. Expect
from "a family of psychics." sohd results, not miracles.
Example: "I was having lunch GEMINI (May 21-June 20):
the other day with author Jess Friends have falling out -
Stearn. Suddenly, I had a strive to maintain neutral
vision or packages in front of stance. Romantic involvement
my door and no one was could lead to complications.
home. I told Jess to get me Live your own life. Trying to
home and I told him about the please everyone defeats basic
packages. That's right. When purpose. Maintain integrity.
we got home, the packages Don't give up something for
were there, just as I had nothing.
Guard va1uables. Take no un-
necessary chances w h e r e
money is concerned. Some
may advocate investment but
may not have your best in-
terests at heart. Know it and
»ct accordingly. Get promises
in writing. Then check for
loopholes.
SAGTITAR!US (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): HWlCb is on target.
Heed inner voice. Adhere to
principles. FOllow concepts of
Golden Rule. You find out
where you stand with member
of opposite sex. Young person
acts in eccentric manner.
Don't cast first stone.
PISCES (Feb. 19-Mareh 20)o
Money transaction could take
unusual turn -h a v e
alternative plan at hand. Take
nothing for granted. One wh o
makes promises may be
sincere but could be finan-
cially embaITassed. You are
on brink of va1uable discovery. CATHERINE GEHRKE
A Cut 'Abov:e
Winning fin! .,i..., In the division of hair cutting in
tb6 Long eOachBawressers' Guild show is Steffan
of. Hair West. Dale Bernadon models the cul
By Von de Kamps
Betrothal Revealed
Mr. and Mrs. Ted E. Van de > ;;;"~'P!
Kamp of Corona de! Mar have ' •
annoonced the engagement of
their daughter, Boony Ann
Van de Kamp to Wllliam
Franklin Lowell Ill of Los
Angeles.
Miss Van de Kamp is the
granddaughter of Theodore J.
Van de Kamp, found,.. ol tho
Van de Kamp Bakeries and
her father is the retired senior
vice president ol the firm.
She is a graduate of Im-
maculate Heart High School.
attlmded the University of
Denver. Universite d' Aix·
Marseille and wiII receive a -.
BA in social science this t~ k
month at UC!.
Her fiance. son of Mr. and
Mrs. William Franklin UnreD
Jr. of Wellesley Hills, Mass.. BONNY VAN de KAMP is a graduate of Tabor
Aeademy, Massachusetll and
has a BA in mass com-sity of Denver. Presently he
munlcatioos from the Univer-is employed hy K'ITV.
described." . ·~ ,, CANCER ,(June;lll.July 22):
.. • Adjustment at ; home i s
ARIES (March 21<1.Adtli)t\ e m p h as l 2 e d Harmony
1 -1l'here Will be more ex~ replaces al!sensicn. D o rt ' t
in ·)'Oii!' llfe,,~A ~ permit ptid• to ifand in way lll&<IQWllil> •wt-" ·.qi· ,...,....,.., ~'"ember
indlcale\t . '""''" ei:lo' •' ope[w"'·W'~. Gift
wbera partilershlp.° manlag• puichaae now ""'1!d brighten
is conctrned. LesaI agreement surroundings:
LDIRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22):
Avoid p:-emat,ure atarts.. ,y;oo
may be impatient. W f s e
COUr.le is to finish current pro}
ect. iliie at a distance is
working oo your bebalf. Cheek
c a ll s , correspondence.
Promise made to you in past
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan.
19): Plan allead for travel,
special .sodaf' event. Be ·fle:i·
ible. Re~ion from r"""11
tensiom is Indicated. Sag!I.
tarlaa plays Important role.
What was a roadblock to prog-
ress is remWed. Take a<f..
IF TODAY IS YOUR
BIJn:BDAY your voice is
unusual -yOU have dramatic
quality w1llch makes you
j,opl1ar. J..,. should be ooe qt
your' most significant montlls
oH,mc y~,. to you many
pe~ . under Taurus
and Utira. \"it are semitlve,
generous and you enjoy the
"good life."
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Wedding Vows Link Coast Couples
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Gehrke of Huntington Beach
have announced the engage--
mem ol their daughter. Cath-
erine Arm Gehrke to Oiarles
F.dward Nelle, son or Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon C. Nelle, Seal
Beach.
GROVER.CARR
Shelley Ann Carr became
the bride of Clive Grover dur·
ing nuptials performed by the
Rev. Dr. Philip Muqay in the
Community Church Congrega-
tional, Corona de! Mar.
Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Robert M. Carr of
Newport Beach and Mr. and
Mr.i. David Grover of Los
Angeles.
Attendants were M i s s
Monette Brown, Miss Julene
Jancarik. Chris Grover and
Ken Mandrup.
The bride is a graduate of
Corona del Mar High School,
aod her husband is a graduate
of Eagle Rock High School.
Following a honeymoon in
the Bay Area and Lake Tahoe,
the newlyweds will make their
home ill Santa Ana .. ~
WILLOUGM8Y-
DONAHEY
In an outdoor setting at
Park Newport, Kathleen Susa n
Donahey became the bride of
Ted E!Uott Willoughby. Both
are residents or Newport
Beach.
MRS. GROVER
Miss Patricia Donahey was
the maid of honor ; James
Lockwood served as best man,
and Ronald Bruneau and John
Whitney were ushers.
The bride is a graduate or
Costa Mesa lllgh School and is
a graduate ntedical assistant
from California Profes.sional
College.
Her busband is a graduate
or Fullerton Union High School
and earned a BA in soci<1logy ,
from San Diego S t a t e
University. He also served for
four years as a captain in the
Air Force.
The newlyweds will reside in
Irvine.
KAMPMAN-SIMPSON
Huntington Beach residents,
Diano Patricia Simpson and
Kenneth Micbsel Kampman
exchanged ..,.,. llld . ring.s
The bride is the daughter of l1efotO the ~ D •. Douglas
Mr. •1111 Mrr. Dqoald ;F. llray In the l!relhren Church,
Donahey Of Costa-il'C$8. and ~'-Westmin$r .• J ,· ,
her husband's parents are Their parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Gwendolyn Willoughby of Mrs. Glen H. Simpson and Mr.
Buena Park and the late and Mrs. Kenneth R .
USAF Col. (rel.) E a r 1 Kampman, all of HlDlllngtoa
Willoughby. The Rev. Edward Beach.
Allen officiated. M J s s Cynthla S l m p 1 on
served as maid of honor, while
bridesmaids were the Misses
Terri Simpson, Cheryl Keen
and Cynthia Oliver. Leslie
Keen was the fl ower girl.
Attending as best man was
Steven Hain; ushers were Jeff
Wakeland, Cornelius Borst,
Dan Graziano and Richard
Keen, and ring bearer was
David Simpson.
The bi'ide is a graduate of
Fountain Valley High School
and her husband, who is a stu·
dent at California S t a t e
UDiversity at Long Beach, is a
graduate of Marina High School. . • .
?i1iss Gehrke, a graduate of
Marina High School, now at-
tends Golden West College.
Her f1311Ce, also a Marina HS
graduate, is a graduate of
GWC and attended Loog
Beach Stale University.
An August wedding ls
planned.
COASTLINE HEALTH
VITAMIN E
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100 c:crp..ie.
D~P~tDM.d~ This Aerobat's Fancy Is Plane
~....-~~ ..... ~p;'°"<!.,b-~~'~
To avold .tllsappoinlment. prospective
brides are reminded lo have their wedding
.stortes With b!Act and whlte gl0$1J1 P.hotq.
graphs to ·the DAILY PILOT Womens De-
partment one week before the wedtllng.
' Picturei recel.00 after that time will not
be used.
For, eng1gement announcements it is
impen.ltfe that the story, alJo accompanied
by a ~ and white glossy pil'lure, be suJ>.
milled m weeks or more before the ,.eddlng
date. JI deadline ls DOI me~ only a story wW
be uaed.
, To llilp ltll requimnents on both wed· ding · an4 engaeemeot stories, Corms are
anllable In all o! I.be DAILY PILOT offices.
Further uemoot will be aDIWmld. by
Women'• =: ltlff memben at 6U-43l!l.
OXFORD, Ohio (APJ -
When 57-year~ld Jeanne
1'tt.LMI feels restless, .she
Jumpo In ber tiny opef><OCkpit
airplane, roars into the sky
and does a few turns and rolls.
"My hair's getting some
gray in it, but I'm not loo kin'
for a rocking chair," said Mrs.
Munns, a devoted aerobat.
Mrs. Afunns, widowed in
I~ grew up afraid of Oylng.
But she Sel aside that rear
when she had lo hurry to the
side of her sick mother in
Georgia eight years ago. Flown to Georgia by a
friend Jn a private plane, she
IJllUntly fell In love with air
lrll"!I.
Slie eorolled for Dying
-..... anti earned 1 license.
tn 1971, an acquaintance ln.-
troduced her to the tiny Pitts
Special. a ~500-pound dual·
wing aerobaUc plane which
Mrs. Munns aaya HJooU like
you could put 11 In the paljn of
your hand.
''The first Ume I rode dial
pl an< 1 just ftlpped," said the
s-root-4, 111).pound pUot. "I
just had to have It."
Mrs. Munns shelled <1ut
126,000 for one of the Uny 1,..,.
seat planet and traveled to
Wyoming lo p!cJ< It up al the
mnnufacturer'• plant. -
"Boy, tfiat was IOl'tlethlng lo
get the call that it was read)',"
she said. ''But when I gol Otll-
there and uw thole: JrdDoo
loins, I bad other ldeaL
.. About all I could do llJIDI
home WH follow the r..a
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supplie& 24 GtM teke clifectlon
S Staikase 2S Bundfed hay 49 Humen being
part 26 lOYe, in· 51 Boy's name
6 fernin~ Aorenc11 52 Promontory:
name • 27 Become Abbr.
7 Scandfnavi8'1 iaioted 53 Mothet of , 41, H~tli gen1.1•
' 43 ~.of year
45 ~Gt: French
46 Represent•·
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eatnin91· ; tran1iti0n 54 Citrus d•inks
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S•lnfittu.ated P1efh1 ' • 56 State
person 3'f T.ranSjilttll· 57 Greek god
10 ToiteJing and sion 58 Nunsfn'laid
f•llinB-..r -31 Curses 60 lntert
PEANUTS
MISS PEACH
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by Tom K •• Ryan
by Dale Hale
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PIECE OF PAPER
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.OVl!R?
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' , by Chester Golllcl
By Charlff Barsotti
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DENNIS THE 'MENACE
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· --w~ • ; ~P ,~ MIMN~SdTA'$ FRANfC SANDEll.S'~ETS'CLUBBED BY NEW ENGLIAND'S GE¥ SMJ~ki. . ~, ,,;
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fOr Mighty UCLA
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€Oregon Prep Hoop Ace
West in Form,
Counts Counts
For Lakers ~Would Play on Varsity
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Jerry West b
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -"Hey, man,
"'1 that dude .to UCLA,'' Sidney Wi<;lts of iie Portland Trail Blazers, a former
'QCLA All-America , said a year ago after
Ii.ting up Portland prep star Richard
fashlngton,
• Ir UCLA coach John· Wooden wasn 't
~tening then, he is now.
• back in form, Mel Counb ~ playing
Washingtoo .. in a prep game wllile UCLA belt« !ban ever and the~ .Angel~ La-
was In ~ !or • pair of ~ km appear ready to take oo·ajl comers
Conference games. in defeme of their National Baakeltiall
"Ile p~ like he's S feet ·&·with his Aaociatim title. :: }
qUic-and he rebounds lib> he:s 7-1be Laker11. shreddfd ,~ Cl"'e\l!Dd
IQ, ".added Southern caJilornia coadl Bob cavalier deleme for 127 points s/iiciay
l!qyd.. · evelling, beJcl tbe C.vallei'tiC,; just 64 and
a Washington, rated by many coacties as flit country's top collegiate prospect, is .a
senior at Benson Polytechnic HJgh School.
•"He would play varsity ball for us as a
lreshman," Wooden said after watching
"I. woukl equate him at tbt moment wm their Sist NBA gam'.e wit}i;.etse.
JDOre like a BIO Russell type of player." west, playil>g his se<ona. gaihl! liter ~: =ly ~~ ';:: :t,i = miajU( 11 with a hamstring humcle.pull,
meiit as anyone I've aeen." showed why 6e bas been an AU-Pro Se-
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butterlly, ""° tWr ~ atber enata.
C.!hY Corr of IJbuquorqul!, -Ibo -.,.. l!r•tltrot..-ID l:iUI ..i Wleli•.
-ol ~ublqloo -the ..........
-In 1:21.lf, --record. Jemie Bari& of SUnnyvale, Calif., Mt .
1 0.-0 marl< in U...IOO medley with
2:21.31, followed by Karin Bcrrmann ol
Weot ~ in 2:27.1# and Cmlada) Jane Wrtiht 2:27.tL Mlsa BelotA> w.,
-In 2:27.1111 and Mlsa Carr flflh in
2:18.20.
Evert Devours
Wade in: Pro · ,
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Tennis Debut .
FORT LAUDERDALE. Fla. (AP i -
Chris Evert dominated Virginia Wade of
Greal Brltalp !or a H, 6-2 victory and
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U.S. SKATER JANEt· LYNN GETS A KISS FROM OND.REJ NEPELA.
::J!o~~::, in he'. professional • Sports ~n: Brief
"This time, I ' am · accepting .the
money,'" said Miss Evert, 18,_of..Eorl Ska-. tmg"· . . Cham" p Rebr· es,· Laudenlale. She turned down ~,000 last
October when she won.the.VirginlaSlinis
cbamp1mship in order to retain her
~..,:~~::. U~ted States Musselman Won't Move·
Miss Evert broie ~-Wade's first
two serves in the openiDg 'set of their
championship matc4 ii! the !50,0lla 8&H BRATISLAVA, Czechoslovakia
Green,Stamps Women's Tennis Classic. Czechoslovaki8's Ondrej Nepela, winner
Sbe'played her usual back court: game, of his third consecutive world _ men's
hitting lobs or bullets out of reach of figure skating crown before an adoring ·
IJ.Olllfi!town audience, has announced he is Miss Wade when her English oPpbnent retiring from <;:ompetition with the hope
tried ·to rush the net!. "And she. ·atbght or skating pf(>feS&i,onally. .
Miss Wade leaning the wrong Wa9~'for ' Sergei · Chetveruhkin of. the So~1et
passing stxt_ts when Miss W.ade s~yed in . Union won the silver medal after besting
the back courts. Nepela in the concluding Cree skating
section Saturday. "I really felt like a beginner out Jan Hoffmann, an East German 17·
there," said Miss Wade, 27, who was year-old , was the bronze. medalist, com·
The filth and winning poinl f..-the
·Mexicans was scored by Diaz G<m:ale&.
who heat Estancia High grad Cllarles
Coakley in three sets·5-15, 13-11and15'.
Don Paup,. coach 'and captain of the
Americiln'' team, said the Ma:iC1ns
played;. very wen and . that it was a
stronger team than tlie one they defeated
in San Diego in 1970.
Mexico will m~t Canada in the final
American Zone round in Montreal Man:b
12 and 13.
IC4A Champs : ranked sixth in the world last year. "The pleUng a 1·2-3 duplication of the final
only way we're ever going to get better standings at the European champion¥Ups
against Chris is if she gets worse. I don't three weeks ago. PRINCETON, N.J.-Mike Ktogb's fte..
think anybody can get up to her stand-U.S. champion Gordon McKeilen Jr. of tory in the two-mile nm helped )bnhat.
ants. Lake Placid, N.Y., was a cUsappointing tan College win the team title for the
"She's so good at the moment, nobody seventh. first Ume siriee 1956 in tbe IC4A tract
can touch her. U I cOuld have held her C h R • and field cbampionllhips -Sunday at even at the beginniU(, &ay-•the first-six 08C •. · etJr-es -Ptintl!lon Unlversltfs 'JadWin Gym.
games ... it might have hurt her con-LARAMIE, Wyo. _ The University of nasium.
fi~... ' _ Wyoming's Bill Strannigan said Sunday The Jaspers, coached by Fted OwJ'tr,
Miss Wade was ~wn S-0 m the frrst set th.i! time be rneans it _ he ls, tfirougb as piled up ~points~ taking the crown .. for ~ore fina,lly holding her ~r:,ve. . a major college basketball cga~after ta ' tbe 10th tune, wt.He ~avy, the favorite,
_ "~ haven't play~ ~ . enough t,o Seasons. , was a distant secoDd with 24. P!'.~ l'he~ she's going~· I lhe ball, · , , Keogh, a "!'live of County_~ and Sidd:'.?a~:W*de, ~ 1 Miss Evert N;q. ~w}Jeh · ,._ ... ,~ J,,·.., ~. • ·t:.1{' still an IrisH cittr.en;flnisbed tn·l :G'-8. ljilli'~"flall'11w~/. 'l!J!l!il . . ages ... !!l~"m!Eruts -~11~"" ill..'ll'i'~~~· f::, .. "' "sg',18 ..•.. '" 11
·her -... ~1n•·lllld'alwavs m•-Ml ·-'~~tl".'~u. I .~uUou ' . . t • -·to•hil:"thdifr;f:t;p·~'J' :;.j~'ll·?" ~-Ir') remain in his presen pv a~~· 1 "' • ~ / '
"I'd like to pla·y her mottt:and tTtore,'1'~ •• h~_,basketball coath.' 'l:'nivet!itf 1bt~1•1r VERO BEACH, Fla. -Sonie might
added MisS Wade;"'"°~ il-3 in !'latches , fiOliW announced Sumlay -rught. · :· '· • call tt a break:llimugh~ Don Sutton -1d
with Miss ·Evert. 0 1 thirik1the more we A univennty spokesm~ sa1_Lorefer...to.call.ii.a.begi.----
play again.st her, more the chance-of M~lman .contacted .uruv~ • The veteran Los Angeles Dodger rigbl-
winning. Florida of6cials and asked them In hander won 19 games last season, llis
"She plays so unlike anyone else," coo· ren,iove his name from const4eraUon for finest ever, minor or major league, and
tinued. Miss Wade. "She has such in-thell' head coaching vacancy. was rewarded Sunday when the National
credible accuracy, detennination and U S Beaten League team gave him a reported $27,500 concentration." • • t raise for 1973.
MiM Evert said she wasn't nervous MEXICO CITY -Mexico beat the Sutton, the final Dodger holdout. came
during the match, but added, "I haven't United States in the first round of to tepns with the club for a rep ... rtt>d
really been sleeping that well. It's all ex· American 1.one competition for the ninth $87,500, a bit Jess than be want? 1 Cut
clting to me." International Badminton Chamliionship. still a nice beginning.
Allin Started C.Qnfidently,
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Didn't Feel ,lfe~·c6uld Lose
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' ,,,. tribl!t'5 mlgbl give an anlinary 17_ lection for yean.
ye&M>ld an lnfiated rgo, but Richard 1be veteran guard banded off 11 as-ollLANDo, Fla. (AP) -More tlian could do no.bet~ than 72. Zarley, bad a
Wasbington ls no ordinary 1-· siJls, hit sis of 13 shots from the field, . ever, he looked lik• a re!U(e from tbe 64, Jones rn and -Blancaa 69. Gilbert waa
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H • 71 ···--who, • ~ -17 points, and dlrectecl the Lebr G _._ V••-. NCAA Playoff
Closed Out.
es a -oot a~ ,.....,. • atlact which opened a IHI · halfthne Our aU( Co._ ........ · alone with n-m. ,
his remarbble talent. bad to llort llinlt-'-'•e. , He's a.~ Utile:~, lrec~facecl Lee Trevtno, a winner ' lli ·hfs laSt •
ing about where he would atl8*I Oollrgo "':"''I"-' , talk~ ...... tbe dll and~liilred. The,VJCtory,Jackel.he bill previous star!· never really, got j.ntn con-
Australian Bruce Crampton finished well
back at ?i-279 but retained his spot as
lhe season's leading money-winner with f/7 58L A!iih oollected $30,000.
)>efore he even finished lll'Ode -. .-can t a"'"<. • jtist been presented ~ltln0it1-IY.owallcifed ~~ '-tentlon. He..llAl! ' final n rcr-278?' .Jack . •. . From oommunlly .... ,_to ua.\ the ........ West -bilr blll club," his lJ,I -·""· ti OD ~ • ' --~ · ~· ......,..., _..... Bll1 .. ___ • "Wo . " ,.....-. ~ ·Nicklaus didn't compete. Arnold <Palmer ·· = ,:'!:,= :e.:' ,!! ::...":: :=e~ betta-":d';;°s1mp1y 1~~kl:,1 lhe sl~es, _w-.-over !llled to q~:for lhe fina!'two,tounds.
1be cast ta ~ealiy, complete !or 11!" !bi!· -yo" t b wbo Im beu111e JillY bi!ller whm he's in there." Bui Bullily Allin-~1r bave boen ·;• . _' · " " ·' · '
NCAA basketliaU playoffs, and lheti! are Oreillla'• mosl publidzal -1iDce Od!ts, lhe Hoot l'eserve forward, happier, lie grlnpe(.lllft! ~ drug store
some familiar faces ready to take the track Olympian Steve PttbUine. plqed bb leCOOd successive fine game, delivery boy with a' dGUnt tip.
Washingtoo is expected to anJJOU!ltt.llis baolln( down 13 rebounds in 24 minutes,. "I ffiill)I winted \q "l'Jh anollier tourna-
stage. choice of a college oo April 5, ""P 'Diet U. played only 18m1nutoaol1"81 Friday Dienl," wd tlie :18-yea,,.,ld, a four-time'
Such glamorous names as U~, Gray, the Benson coach and fllklcllerNen night's JONI victory over CbJca&o and ~ated"veteranrof ,Vi~. "Fd won
Penn, Kansas State iiid.l USF are in the for. months between his pbenomena1 bauled down II rebounds. belore but I kind of backed' liito It.
past-season spotlight · as· a result ot athlete and college recruiters and tbe "Q:iunts is playing very well right "[ won, then kind of faded. Winning the '
wee, kend play. news media. now,'" said Shannan. "It's his hustle that se:cond one was a Jot harder than\wiririing,
''He ,sa.id he wanted to sign early Ind t lib. His enthusiasm is contagious. He 'the Jil'St.'1 ~ ~ ,The three conference powers were body oU b' .......... " Gr -" · -gei every LS ._..., ay --gives us an extra rebounder ib tberer . That was only becaose: jt was two amoqe §even champions crowned over "ftl be glad when it 's owr. too..'~ he ad-~ , .. , u......, 11211 years in coming. When-be got a'roubd to
the weekend. ded. "I've got drawers full or lelter.s. • ... T • ' T it, Allin scored by a. whopping eiRhJ
The first leg towards the NCAA title is Gray, who says Washington has been ~ : ~ 1? ~~"' 1~ !:f ~ strokek with a .JS.undef..par total of 265
billed for Saturday at four sites. . recnliled "by every major uniftrsity in "'*'-1 o.. '' Oll,,,..,.1,111 ,~ ~ • SWiday in· the $150,000 Fl6rida Cit.nlS
IntheEastFurmen,St.Josepb's and the ('()Wiry," expects the young ~._ :~·l~ ~ 4 .w r: Opengolftournament. · , · 1 Penn are paired with three independent Pottlander to pick ooe d fi¥e a::bools. ~ : t.: ! ~ : ~ 1; ' His~ winning marg.Uf and bit ~!r
powerhousess. FunnaJ , h~ wililll P 1 a yt They ,areOre, no1Sla~ tn8 =~ =::. ~ :: : :S:: l r, i: I ~•ere the _largest on the pro:~ . Syracuse, t.. ose~ s w me e UCLA gon. le, ....... ~·1t .. ......._ • " • .,..,. • -• 1•1 , teaSOD, and his aubopar ftaure was Yr
Providence auct1>imn Will face SL John's, canrornia and Artzoria Slate.. ": 1 ~ tt, .: ~.. .! tt°• uJ three off the aU..time tour tecord of 26
lf.Y. Waahlngton said rec<!nllJ,ll llligllt be -" " ~ »>:. " • under-by Gay Brewer. In 0. 1$68 In lbe Midwest, SoµU!west C.O!erence -more dlal~g f<r .. blm II -lo • .., -" ., • ;o, _ ,,, Pen!acolo ""-. • . "
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champ Texu Toch w meel at..a.111e """"" _, UCL&. -• ·--"""· Allin, who won lhe G1'enllboro Open In
power'.Soulh Ca~ and Houaton 1'ill ' \. • -z , llis rookie -of •lf!!, bad a five, teka on · Soufhwes\lrll • Louisianil lri a . • , un~ rn in Ibo llnrround--oo lbe
1Datcjr ol)ugh-8co~ !tams at Wichlta w · d ' B • H ~ &,921-yanl Rio Ptnor Country Club
Sts:ihe lllideaat: It will be independtnt 00 en, rums onore ., =.--:~~ ~..::-..:::.
111.arquelle acainlt Mloml o! Ohio, cham· I aod liOasteil In.
pion ot Ibo ~d-~ Conference, II wasn't long Jilter tblt, .~I Gibby and 4ustio Peay VI, Jaclolonvllle's at· LOS ANGELES !AP) -IJCU -teom wero Ed Ralleff ot ·~ Jlffcll f G1iber1 told blDi:
llrgt squad II. Df¥ton Unfv•rsity. ball -'> John Wooden -llOOIOd Sul>-Slate, lllkf St.,..rt ol S-,CJa111 ml , "Okay, I'm thrWgh tr)1n_g to catcb ro lhe Wiii llqlooaJ1, Big Sky Con-day aa lbe UCLA Distrid I c:nodl of the Louis Nebao ot Wllhlngton. , I you. I'm playing lot jeeOQd place."
/erence winner Weber State meets Cal year by the Natlonal -of Tbe .....d teem had WiDlam " 'rd" So -everycne else. •
Stale (Long Beach), champion Of the Basketball Cooches. • Averitt ol ""1>Penllne, Raymond LeWll Former Masters dlamp~ Charles
Pacific Cout Ath!ellc Conference, and Wooden was named Dltfolla1 c:nodl ol ti Loi Anc<loo ~to, Kevin ~ 'of OJlocly go! It, pulllne topther a final If
indtpendcnl Ok1@onla. CIU' University \he year by lbe NABC let ,..,; tho llnl•<ilily of Sin Fi'tnc~ JJnl fer m, Ii midtf par 6ut eil!l>I bthlnd
plays Ar-Staie al Utah lllal•. ' The announcement -mode 1J1 Jae Jl<CUlo '4 Ulll .. rslfJ oi Pidlie Allln. ' •
UCLA bas dtawn a fJJ'll-nJ!Uld bye Vanc:lsin ol Yale U~, >lt:e Daoli lltUe tlOrqon. tied fcr lhlnl llo 114 wetn",,~I Cid
alo"i wlfh Kanaas State, Mliloull Valley deot of lbe NABC. Re.. lllii-f loom had Sla'fe SoiHll ~JI~ ,BIW&s ..._ ,_.
Olofutnce clmnlllllb Mem~ Slale and t.hree District 8 ....... IA)Olla, Pbll Smith ti l/Q', Cllat Cllol>I ailll ft Zarlty. . lie
tbt_ eventuoi ...,, ol thO Atlantic VCLA'ajuaicr AJI. • -BiD mm of l!ollthom Colilonllo. I! e IJ nevet JU!\)' l\lC -*
c.ost Cclalereoce, Big Ten •• d Waltoa -Ille first -lliolw wllla 1111& u-. ~ SitM• lrea~ -ID leaJDd ~-........ ~ ..
&iutbtutcm Con!ertt1tt. r teamm1ito K-.ltJIWilm. Abo m the !Int 1!4n 'Lee play rtod on t fiO~ mwd.y bul BRIAN ALLIN WINS IT.
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"1 ,startea 'off really confident," Allin
said, then ch&U(e<j his mind. ··1 cot
myself catmed down right off the bot.
Then ·I W.s· cilnfident. I bad bem ail week. I wis playtng good· and the palts
' were dropping aJ!d I was getting a mu
. here and there. "! didn't think lll!YboilJ could beat me." ·
Then he flashed that smile.
"I U!ink everybody else fell lbe same
way."' .e
It's almost certain they did alll:r be
made birdie putts1from about lt feet oo
bulb the second and thin! boles and kepi
the pressure on With shot afler shit that
co\tered the flag.
He ~ th"'8 times from insldt 10
feel before making It from sis feet Oii the
· Ulh. He birdied the 13th from 12 feet and c'-11 ii out lvilh a cutlinc a&4-on
the final bolo. He had ooly two lqeys in
lour claya u bo stnma tocetm:-o1. •• 61, t1, 6'1.
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SoCal'sCausey Cinch Bet
ToGainNAIA Spikefest
Checking
• Out .Tennis
Tourneys • °"" 77 ·-" .... ~ ~. ~ • "-Gd ...., >lmlafl1 wed ol
_.,. • ID .. 11A1A .,.,Ml llnlll le for. -.lime-,.
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ll IDQil, will an oat far dlo V-do ---••inctlce cbml lbe--
.... -(tr -. -Ii), Jll:t leoped ~···-•-beSlll lmdlelmai:lr far) ,.,...,._ Adled:aldllo ___ lbai$11
..,. Jame ·--Ille !ICM collop di-
HOWARD
HANDY
_ .,.. ~,--lll!nticll leaps 'al
I-JI • a fre*w•• and ••nnre at SoutJl..
wat w--... -...... . lie dilferelll thiJ time --. aroml. ba•c•s. Jack ii learning tbe flop
_...,al ll;gll jwupOc 1IDller an able lnlor-
Tm Qw1 .... Oumplm bad Didt Foebury
... ..,. --la Oregon llld alter '
f Cl eeliic -lilm .. tbe iD<lhod al iumr> .... Pr< [ff w to help him Jnqrove. o-... is -Cbe tract and field CXl8dt.
ll SoCll <-.,.-! ... ~ -his .....
""""' le • ....., .......... lie .... "' -11e11op.~a...,......,._•11ei..c1cne . _ .. ___ ID_
-..i !'Iii m be -llO ligbor with 11e11ap.•
.. f I !u...: __ _ -·-·-...... ..-..... __ ., ___ atarec:ea!UC ___ .... ,.. __
~ e.y • ' · Ant! c-. 1Nft pla:r-
lllC USC ll ... -.-moy .... made • ~ ......... Ila loeloded:
a.ty = •m, lllldJ McFtlllad ud
--If ... -Clly ao,.11; Joe :t M ,.:.,. ... =..::,.~ti~
Tam • J a; _. r.. B1e•ae1s: ef. die M---lloQ1 ..... Dee .. ..., ... -EllJ:oU
,..... fonner Soulbem Oallfomle Olll4c•
-'-.. pin • ..,,,.. ill free ....,is with • ptf wtroll foatball iaam thla ~
-litno.cb -.... up tbe lpOlt lo ll-tm! SoOol.
'J'ed U.,.... WU 8 tight end In bi"1 acbool
lllll jmlar coUeeo llld Diet Si"'""'1 was . a
-· -in lbe Army. -.... llftiag nl&ID 81 hove cmtaoted IOVenl telml
alJQal I teyollt. • •
.Jela --·1111 .. ready lo nllrO __ ., .... ~-'··.............. -............
rt9t ........... c:,.' I J; --·aeemem "--·-·wll·---..... -11\ell'lilic--. . ... ____ ,_,_
tabe-1ellllaa4-apoullllei.
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Be fell -Fred Taylor of Olllo s-llad
die 11111de1n1Ct 1o't11e Wi 1111111 be Rffffri ,
a beart ~-Al 41, Taylor la a good
friead of -aWetie -J. D. Mor-• ' .... .
AaotM> .. die 1111· 1a Demir cram, • f ....
mer playtt lad uslllaat coodl al UCLA
-dlredlog die lorlutt of Loalavllle
Ulllvenlly.
Also lilted wue ~ llanlmum If Wult-
illglm Uo1ftn11J ud J«rt Nonnn, a f.,.
_. ..... rrltlflnt ftell tbe BndM dy-"""'7...... ... -............... ----• «Ml•"meK..it leVenl memMn
Ii .... -·--..... lildadllc -BID W-lo ..-• die job alD J11e1 ,,_.
'!be llAIA Dlatrld m -have named two ls.man teama lo oompele . In the llrsl
-~-.ii claaslc lo be staged
at Riola Olllfge Friday.
David Payne has been selected from South-
ern Oallf-.i College lo the. South roster
but one or two ollier SoOal play ... cwld be
named this -1<.
Incidentally, there were m 8oCa1 playen
-lo the IO<nan disli1ct .team JJ< given
blmnl>le m..ilibo (ll more .,lacee). Per-
haps tbey did ii wl!b mJmn lo gain I spol
in the !lillri<t plajolh.
IA GRANGE, Ill. -Arthur
Albe raDled SUoday lo caplun!
two tle-bttabrs and won the p,'1X1 nationally -Wevlaed
Komper • lnlem!tional tennis
lollruament.
The IOOHoeded Ashe, who
loot the lint aet W, oulgun-
n'ld Enilllld'• Roger Taylor
74, 74 far t h e $10,'1XJ fllSI
prize.
Taylor, It, WU Jlppe8rllut
for the lblnl lime this year In
1lle finals al a World Oiam-
ploosbjp Tennis tournament.
' llAMPTOll, Va. -Jhimly
~ survived two set
·po1n1s and defealed Die Nu-
laM 4", w. 7-$, w for bis llnt
triumpb ove< the Romanian
ml the $11),'1XJ lint prlr.e in
the O>Haeum 'Man 1n1emauoo-
a1 lemlis toomament.
• DETROIT -For the foorlh
Ume in six weeks, Australia's
Margaret\.Court. defeated coun-
tryWOtnari' Kerry Melville in
the finals Of a Virginia Slims
women's irofesslonal tennis
tournament, winning Slmday
by a 7.&, &-3 IJC(ft here lo lake
home $8,000.
Mi!B Court . bas JlO" woo
$36,'1XJ since this ......... lour
began. Mrs. Melville took
home *3,om.
Billle Jeon King was tllird
in the l!IDgles ~ \VOii $1,900,
while Rooemary CU.ls WU
lourlh and loot home $1,800 .
3-0 Victory
For Rangers
TEMPLE CITY -The
Coast Rangers soccer club
whipped the Temple City.'s
soccer crew; S-0, Stmday,
• behind goals. from Tom Mor-
' rison ~ J"unmie :raylor.
• -'• +
PR.ESIDEHT'S CUP FINALISTS -Nancy Newlantl
(right) wife of UC Irvine water polo and swimming Co'l"h F.cl 1'1ewland1 ls the President's Cup champion
.... y,..... .... ~
gll'lt .. -. ee-Otkr fina!i118 from !ell in:.'
-.--,. -Gardner, Nancy Barnes, °'" • J Jelllir -.... Bile..
at Irvin'e Coa>\l Cquntry Cl::'.u".'b~alt":'er:...'d'.IOef~ea~li".'n~g'....Mar~::_---------------------j
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I.CCC .Golf Area JC Nines • •
Cro-wnWon
Bf.'Newl~nd :ln _Cir.cuit Play .
lllney NelirAnd'..lbe ·Wife pl . Jr.-gets don la tbe lill!7 -~VsJ 0 SteYe uc . Irvine ~ ~ . gritty ror au t1ne .... junior . a , •• .-..r.,._any water,ptl~.~'Edff"l'~· •coi!eie l>JsebOll ---_ _.. ... 5 •
isllle--wlllneroflhepres\dene.s .i,y. • ....-urn; , .--cup·I. pit championship ,._,.t · 1'hat'a-Wheo ocmfet-.. ploy a _ .. 1o -• tk
Irvine Coast COuntry Club for beglna: -lilr -DlllS _. t~ year -after defea_ti~.g-Mr,. · d-<:,?~~ .. !~ .. ~~ l~;if.e.:! S '' Lc• C 7 -
ea:cllding \Wuu11;:111 illnlt. a a J --... -Paul (Margaret) Rile an the Cooferene.! dwnploos t..,.ie i.o.-,. ta
final match Friday. with host · Rio lbldo 'Wiib C..... .._ ._ S ad
Nancy Barnes was the .iW!t-bander Qll't ~{I-ae --• tk -semifinalist winner over -O)scbeduledtopitchf«aoacb .,. ..... 2 -1•.i.b
Dorothy Jo Swanson with ~ Hooyer's Rust1ers.. sil: _. ._ ..._
the flight h . , .,· Vastly~ Or••c• _ ._ ., _
0 r c amp1011! Coast hosts rugged O!rrikil ,..,-a • n a .....
follows : · •• -~•-49r
Rustlers
FaD,3-2,
ToCenit
SllfU BARBARA
--Collea• BDAt; C!lme out JeCCnd
ii> tk ~.t Collel
k11W Dlmament
-South Qiu! Conlere
"'81* Carl.tot came ~~
-•»clecllmlor~
liiarmyl dilmjlliinsbfp. ~
..:~-::. ~ -:,:r
-Iii.-~ --nio lo ,..U II S-1. First Grunwn Run Pro Cage,
Hockey
·Standings
Morrison go! the Coast
Rangers their go.ahead goal
)Vllb a. nllty ll'yiJd effort ~
Taylor came thiOugli with a
pair al second ball goals to
lhroltle the host"
Mrs . .Roben~(Joo} HarUey-
deleated r.irs. Robert (KiiUe)
Gardner · for the· v i e e
president's title, Mrs. Neal
(Vickie) Garey won the di.rec-. !1
o~c skiis oae---·---pllc•&JI Pat ~.. -... :Ltp .... ~ wilb ~i ----.. -~· ,... -psh I .,. _. • ..1-tor-..-wt>' .
Sc~ul.ed TU£Sday
•
• . ,
• stan Moss WU credited with
an assist oo Taylor's second
goal. Taylor and Jo<!< Verna w.n pniJed by coach George
H~ lpllowing the ·actloo.
• .. 'li1e CoUt Rangers re<Jel"l•• edged Temple Qij's reserves,
3-2. ,, ' •
Coasf Rangers teams play
llanubla SUnday at TeWinkle
Part.
;:ocro~ :.· H~~ To Title
(Janis) Whiteside defeated
Mrs. William (Betty) Burnett .
for the govenlOi\o crown, 1 u!Rl!!i' lledfield fll .NtMiid-
Mrs. David (Helen) Ballan-Beach earned. a 11r1t )iMe
tine defeatA!jl Mrs. , S a m medal in the elite cl-.
<pt>riS) Keyes f~r the Irvine Ieatiipt Orange Cod
flight crown and ~ )oseph ConegO's ski team lo ..
(Jeri) McCetmlck woo the champ" nsbi of ·~ s..-., nOn-<iualifier! crown. . 10 P w.:
,. cailfomla College St! 1-
• meet recently at Kraf!r;a lliillo Vanguards Compete· ~1nsthe Angelus a...i -
II is-the second .,_ !be
OCC stiers bave mtered ·md In N. • .T ! 'Mat Meet. woo this year. 'Ibey ... ,"el'. ll1fl. againat skien from El Ca7 -•
Five and possibly s i x .,..,..
meniben of the ""lbern Calllornla College wreslling
-1eam will fty lo Sioux City,
Iowa Wednesifay lo partlclpate
in the NAIA national cham-
pioosblpa 'nlursday through
Satwilay after winning the
District UI tlile recently.
Coach jack Robinson's first-
year Vanguards will have
three freshmen, a sophomore
~nd a junior in the competition
•• for sure and possibly '8.nother
.;;; mat-year man if he recovers ~ suthcientJy from an injury sustained in the district meet.
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1be contingent is beaded by c:;,...,-.,.._ .... llo.liliiiliaJI team captain Mart Lawrence •
(1$-0) and !DOSI valuable
wrestler In the District UI
MARK LAWRENCE
meet,_ La-compei.. at t'...,.•n Beacb High School. 134 pounds and iJ a ... -
qliomore. . Bob Fate, a transfer from
Dale Plate at 190 Is also a OCC, finished third In the
fresbman but bas a aolld district competition lo gain a
baclrgrotJl>d with three years IJ>Ol In the nationals.
Coll'l{e. Pierce, IA v...,,
Croltoo Hiiia, Rio -.
LACX:. and Cal State
(llorlluidie).
OCC's lbinl and final ,_
this year Is alaled far -' day at Kratb Ridge.
Erling Hallltrom ar-a
first lar tbe Pirates la Ille .._
vaoced intermediate ~ Tina Gary won the _ ..
iDtermediate claa; Br i a .n
ctart was a gold nwh]m ill
the m e n ' 1 inta 11wli+;
Kathy Shuler copped tbe
women'• novice divilicln; B
Gary Ryan loot llrsl &r oa;
in the men's novice c1aa-
Ken Miller plaood -:in
the advanced di-...r
Anita Smitbo-wu l'llm*' 1'1 ln
the women's intermrdllle M
Higgins plcted up tblrd iD !be
advllbeed iillermediole _.
Fran Villega ,.. tlllrd ii a..
women's novice.
of Navy competition in ad-·Southern Calllomla College
dltioo Jo being a state mat won the team tlUe at the MORRO u:r ~ ....... _,,
champion in high school in dlatrict meet and thus was '"''''" " ""'-'"'· 1,m - -
Fish Report
W,., __ ,,. MALt•U ,., •• -• ...... .M ~~m. seeded Into the n a II on a I "" ""' -' ho [f -..11 SANTA MON""A -.. ~ 1.W fl' late, wever, !U ereu a tournament, by-pusing a .,.. cot.
shoulder lnjUry in his district reaionaJ affair 1·n Oregon last ~'iiI'6ifa"low -111 .......,.: I tch and bas 'I 11• 1.100 111Ck cod. 1 111t111' --.. semlfina ma n wee"""'d. stAL 11.t.cM -fl ...,_: * ,_
been able to work out slnce1--------~:~;;~~~f""i'-~;-;";-~c.'...o"c..-=-.·-1 the oompeUlkn · t weelr. ogo.
He is a ques!ionable partici-
pant in the naUooa1s after
finlsblDg secOnd in the district.
Three freahn)an wrelller1
wllh ..,.,.a place district
flniahes and I junior colleie
trauoler !roin Oraoee Coast
College will ~ the
~ i.a:-i'OWDlne al Ill ..
from Tlltllln llJgh u .. Paul
WU.00 at ISi. Taylar Puryear
Is I freshmaa from Hun-
The WSING Professionals
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he1IM', ~ntM 91111, whlt1 •
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MAkE CAR IN THE WORLD ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULE-
VARD OF CARS.
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male more111011CY )If asa
stockl•olter? . 'l ' lq _ .. _._ .... ~cleQ!eeanclbu.1--r-·
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European
Talks Set
On DoDar
lllUJ!ISl!U (AP) -,,,. ....... ....._ __ .,
a. -°''"" ... -........... wBI be dGled ID
11!11 -• Ille -· ---for -lllb ..... thll -.
• Mnc • ~-don to tbe 4>Dar -llUICK MOTOR DIVISION bu ~ntered the compoct field wll!J. lelectiDtl of three
Apollo mocle!J, Including tbll Hatdlbecll: coupe. The reer cleCt and,_ window
al the model la actually a one-piece llllgale that lltl& to an lllllde areo Cll!1'
1B1 QlllllON · Martet'a
finlDee m ........ met SlmdaJ I
It -llOlldquarl<n In a.-..rw1r1e111o....,.. Ing opace. •
In mgh Gear
the -....... they bod
Cldend tut ftanday DIP!.
Bat they filled ... -Cll • jolnl _ ...... )nlecl -
New Apollo C~mpact Car antendea.
'l1le m!nlalrn llid they
--... 'llulilq In -anddecldedlo-
• Introduced by GM's Buick
the -clooiog they hod
-last 11londay nlgbt.
Bat they lail<d to -oo a
joint -... ~ their -By CARL CABSTENSEN
Buick Division b a s in·
troduced three models for il!I
new Apollo compact series
. which goes on sale April 11
60,000 can are acheduled for CONFERENCE Oiairman
production during the 1'14 Diet Arnold """"meed that
year, Elges aaid. the speakers will be: R. D.
Shorter by 10\I inches in Nesen, Assistant Secretary of
overall length than tbe in-the Navy and a Southern
termediato siled Buick Ctn-California COdillac deakr; R.
tury coupe, ytt with about the D, Loomis, geaeral ales
same ample 1 o t e r 1 o r manager, D o d g e Di9'skm;
dimensloos, the Apollo will Robert Bectas of California carry many standsrd Buick AdYOCates, s-amento; ..r
features. Robert Atnancler, chief of the
1'be mirJlstcn said they
·-meet apln 'lburaday in Bruaels, T b e y """'""""'1
another conference for Paris
Cll Friday to which the United
states, Japan and other major
trading -wculd be In-
vited. And the -said they George EI g es, Buick's
general ·manager and a
Gen.ral Motors vice preold<nt,
deaaibed the Apollo Hat·
chback coupe, thin pillar
wculd -apln In -oeztSunday.
f coupe and ·4 door sedan "as
• 'J'l!W models that fit the ~description of compact• In size
All three Apollo models ba"9 California Slate -of
an lll·lnch wheelbase, which Automotive Jlepalr ...
is one inch less than the ce,i. In announc:lng the ........,..,
tury coupe and ftve lnche9 .... ·Arnold seld the ..........,
than the Century 11 d an . -.id stimulate .......i at-
Heigbl is 52~ Indies--b' the cunfeteuoe
1be U.S. Treasury iald that
H wants lo coopente with the
-majcr trading natiClls In ..m.g the monetary crisis.
Bat ll lllolllled -of -illlDg to portli:lpate in the
' , and will entlrdy keep the coofmnceP'riday. i : price, but something that
ck dealers will be proud t.o
I ct image of quality, cla!s
• luXW')',"
ELGES SAID the new entry
be "add-on business and
not take away business
m Buick's lntennedJates."
IN STYLING, 4po11o carries ·which. will focus on two of new
tbe"l31iuictdesigDwithaheet car deal<n' major problerm;
metal estmltng dow'1 lo a propooed legi.slatlon providing
lowered borlz,onlal grille, and ·govemmenlal protection for
a reinforced bumper. the dealers' lranchi>e ripts
The Buick ventiporll ere and lillurlng adequate fllctory
mounted oo the front fenders, 1Upporl to dealers for new car
lidding lo the overall Buick ap-buyen wmnnty wui<.
pearanoe.
Japon joined the ~
--In closing its foreign acbaoge market for tbe
week. 1be ball to official
trading t.aUs the pressure off
the state banks, which last
-llpelll ~ lo keep U.S. dollar from lalliDg below
Ill Door,
,J191s are t.o have · over t ,000
poJJos In the bands of dealers
llfJ announcement day with an
~d!Uooal 30,000 off the pro-
tion lines before the end of
. the '73 model run. More than
Standard eogine I• the 250
cubic Inch !AA 350 cubic Inch
V.a with Tur)>o-Hydramallc
thn!e speed automatic
trariSmlssion wW be.offaecl·u
an option. SEVEN ADVANTA~
OUR PAGER OFFERS Two levels of Interior li1m
-standard and cuotom -will bO offered In the three models.
The rear seat ol the hatchback
folda down providing a load
floor more than six feet Jong.
TIIE DECISION by Balck to
"reach out lor tbls new
business," Elges said, was
based on what the compeUUon
is doing and the dealer and
customer demand for a lower
-pric:ed small-car with ~
Buick nameplato. Styling of
th t t 1 the Apollo can be considered •-.}'O'!rs may no • similar to Chevrolet Nova,
co11;tm OIAN•I . Oldamoblle Omega and Pon· coum COYllACll tiae Ventura 11. .... _. __
... c-. "-""·· * ~ PNt. • ..ti • i.e.. Progress reporta ln the
.._. tllMf ..-ef L.A. ... fields ol. consumer relations
MONTH TO MONTH and legislation will be featured
RINTAL IASIS in a program headlining
NO 11rosn 119t1111D automotlve tndustry speakers
ON ArPIOYID CRIDIT at the 28th amual SJring
ONLY 117 .00 PIR MONTH Business Conferf!nCe of the
'TOTAL COST Motor Car Dealers Association (•llllMlfN ,...., NM COMPACT UNlt of Southern Calllornia, April
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.,,. For People with '
t ••Uppen'' ind ••Lowen'' ronu an elastic membmle that
r.:: helpa ahlOrt-the ahocka or hitin&:
e nearest thing to having your and dlewinr.
own teeth ia pouible now with a With fJllODENJ' ma.oy denture
r1>11111tic cream diiw:overy that actu· wnren may at.. .-le. lautb •ith
( •1IY hold• both "u~per1" and litlle•onyofdmtur-.com.incioo.:.
\I "'Jowera .. as never beforie potlib!e. One app1icatlon m•J latt for
t'1 a diacovery cal!edFIXOOF.~ houn. Denlllftl tbat fit an: etl'leD•
daily home use (U.S. P11t. t itl to health. See your denti1t
OOS.988) and it ha" revo1u-rerularly.GeteMf·t&weFm:lOl.HT
iuddenture wearin1. F~KMT Denture Adhesive Qeam.
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DISPLAY AND READY FOR IMMEDI·
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fri endfy • Reliable • Convenient
LOOK FOR THE EMBLE "' AT
COSTA MESA DEAL!llS ON
Meney's Wertll
Medical Deductions
Make the Difference
By SYLVIA PORTER eotmainmellt expemes, J011
(SUth ma Stri<s) canno1 rely on the Cohan ra1.i
Your medical and deatal ex· because the -RHtilue . Code ......... spedllc proof of
pemes in 1972 can be a traftl. and entertainment •
vitally Important lf.emiml pemes. ex
dtduction for millions of JOU. But It's a Jot simplei to put
As jlJSt. one -.iliCll. ...., logdber proof to bod< up 10Ur'
at the $5,000 adjusted gnm In-claim --than to glun.
come bracket. the average ble £JI wumng an estimated
medical deductloo at latest deduction allowance ID the
report wu 1373 -and this Tu c.urt. And the time lo put
was an average hued on time records together is oow .
Treasury figures fer lt'IO.
Since then, medical cOlll have
continued relentlessly upwml
-and today's averages across
I be bolrd
are undoubt-
edly much
higher,
Here are
medical U·
pense devel-
opments of
1972 which
are ol major
Importance
to,...
-IF YOU, A luplyer,
paid money to matntam a
dependent In a lborapeatic
center for drug addletl, ,..
bad a deductible medical u -
pense. Whal'• more, a Im
Treasury ruling Afl lhll in-
cludes the -"' ,..,, dependent'• meals and lodging
atthe-wlidlare
lurniAbedua~port
of the treatmen~
-U you bad aCllJIUllCluro_
treatments, you can deduct
-ANOl1ID Im Tu Court
decision, however, was un.
favorable to bopayers caught
In • lilnatian that bas become
fairly ......... In IQliay'•
culture -)llli9ib trying lo
help their dlslml>ed
adult children. In w..-:
stance, a dmigtrt« de'feloped
a aenft Pl)'Cbosis while .tn
college and was bolpllaliled
for two yean. Al that point,
her paychlatrist "8Dted her
out of the hoepHal because he
!eared she migbt otbenrlse
l<!ldtobemnepermanenUy
borpitalhod. Bat he didni
want her to return ... her
parents. M' did he want her
lo he completely C11 her own.
Be wculd ha,. lilced her In a
Jll}'dlbtric "'bahray house"
fir lllz lo IJ moathl after
leavin« the hospital -but
there was none in that vicim-
ty.
The paydiiatrisl, --bod her move Into on apoq.
meal near the CoJlece, with a
priftle phone that enabled hir
lo apeak lo him when d!Sturi>-
ed. She called him dalq.
the -ol -... medical ellJl'!lll", acconllng to another
favorable 1J7I Treamry ruJ.
ing. This coven 8CUplllClure services w be t her for BER PARENrS deducted
cliagnosia, cure, mitlptloo. ~·~ = ~ treatmen~ ~ 1be ruling ..-~
does oot In 11111' way condition penseo equivalent lo staying at
the deduction 00 reCognltilin or a ballway "°"'1e. 1be Tu
acceptance o1· acupuncture by Court bam!d the dedllctioo. 11
the local administadve or uid that the apaJtment ,...
medical au·~~·-not a -tule for a hospital "~ ·-and tilll the lodging did mt -U ,.. failed lo bop ._ quallfJ a lneti-care
quale reeora"' your'"""'°' .......... ---._... 1111,.ar, a Im 'ID ...-
court .... may help,.._ :..,:r: 11 ~ :
SPllClnCAUY, D' an mdeal ..,...-.
lntenral "°"""" -a· ...am aooCller Tu OCllrl aminlnC .,a ..-ou1.,..,, caa In 1111 nilld • wandrig -,
cl 1 Im e d medlcahqiOI• flag -..., Im b' 4ieduclloa for lact of 'wrltlm _, ~ tha1 JOI! Jiii' ~ evldeoce. the tu ... .... :rear ... -Court may be willing·-••ices to be ,._ ... .,. __ ... the
~"'deduct. ,... ... hie ~,....,.. ........ ,11
..Umale of J<IUl' ._ )'Oii mab • -l*Jl•Mlil In under the aoan,d Cohan Deiwnbtr ol '73 for -.
rule. YCll will, UJouall, haft to lo he performed In Jamuy of
penuadO the court ""' ,..,, '74, llils -may bor ,...
ellimale ii -hie be{tft l'rCln ........ lllal ,.,_.
.... deductiGn will he -In either .,, at '74.
Under lhll ame Ooban nile, 8t C11 tuaN. -Ille you may wbl • ,..... ..... Jleaeardl lnailtut• Gf
e 111 mated~ ,.._, ""'4 l"lllnl llllo
1r1bu1ioa dodlrctlon II "'°' lilll '*""""-* alirratlair if at
otlret wile loct -""'°'of an -ru.
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' Fifteen out of every 100 Americans today awn stock.
We couldn't pr9ve it, of :course, but it seems li~el)!
that the percentage is even greater here in the , Or-
ange Coast area ... and it's growing every day.
That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the first newspaper in Orange County to bring
its re,aders "today's final stocks today" via super high
speed ' wire services. We're still doing it in every home·
delivered edition and the service gets better all the time.
' Wall Street's computers "talk to" computers in the
DAILY PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of
more than 1,000 words per minute. It takes only 12
minutes to move the entire New York and American
Stock Exchange reports from the canyons of Wall
Street to the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right here on the Orange Coast.
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And when technology finds Q way to beat that speed
record, the DAILY PILOT, no doubt, will be ,amqng the .. '
first to u$e it rto bring r~ders ·~'today's adion today."
When it comes to financial . news, the one that , means . .
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DAILY PILOT, Laguna Beach DAILY PILOT,
$1ddleba!'k .DAILY l'1LOO' (for J.,agima N!luel,
Jllssion Vteio, El Toro and surrounding areas),
Costa Mesa DAILY PILOT, or San Clemente-Cap-
latrano DAILY PILOT. ·
Today's DAILY PILOT ii a modero newspa(!el'
.I producing eilll!t editlo.u-a clay with sevll1-day·•
, week dreahtjon OI over ~ In Orlnge Cout
eommunltles from Seal Beacll to San Clemente,
And it's a I01Jg step removed from the tum-
Of ·llje-eentury weeijies from which lt descended.. Editorial policies and news decisions are
.. The, Costa Mesa plant wblch ho"-••--·~ greaUy Influenced by editors In each of the various -· ...., •• ,. areas. Adve~rs are served by advertising staff
port functions ot this multi-newspaper operation personnel assigned to each of the communities
baa 32,408 "'!Uare feet of working ~ 8ervOO b1 the newspaper.
' _¥uch Of the space waa created with th.1> 1970. But tpe job of fitting the pieces ~'etbor -
71 dlstnan~, remodeling and expanding 'ot the the .co~pliea,ted tuk of processmg and mlllufae-
15 997..,,.....,,100t buildin .,_ ........ had iurmg each clay's newspaper-ls handled at home • ""' g w~ ·~ evolv·. ~. SSO West Bay st., Costa Mesa.
!Id and ex~ded at the l!ay and '.tbi!.rin .stree"' , . The stoey can be told In the r e c lt a 1 of a
site over t,he YOl1'S that the newSI!aper l\aa occupied string of facts: ~e.':.!IOr: . . . • , . CIRCULATION -Coven ~jiroximately 145
. . of the n~a~s ~~t. editions -seven · 8'1,uare miles, average moi::e thM°t;i5,000 eollleo per
tailored for liome delivery m aa many comm~' day .with a ·on&<lay count of 46,025 for llec. 12,
ties and on~ "street edit!ol\" for self'Sale from 19.72. Subicri!Jers will ~Y more than $1.'2 million
area_n~w.i:acks :-ire produced In tha.~'~anL this.year .to !lave· papers liel1vered by nearly 1,000
• r"e 11.\'~~,per 'h'" staff writers 'and editors. carrters . ., . ,
••Who operate4UJ<es ~ Hunt!n~n ~ch, Newport •. E"\PLOYES -.197~.f'll!·time; SS parl-t!me .-;-
Beach,.l.agun& ~ach and Sail' Clemente. They all 62 m f:r~!"'tion and l'rmt!n~ depariments, 36 m
feed ~ledal te,. c~py editors, ]lhqto technicians 11:• 0r:.._~~::.;:.ft' tbJa us;':' ,::it~~
, and prmter.; In uma Mesa to ~ tranpormed lnto , million .. (That doesn't ln¢,ude carrier.; who will
the .daily newsp~per DAILY PIIJOr carrter'S deliver earn $325,500 this year, plus cash and other· p~
.frOiltSeal·Beach to San Clemente. · · offered as bonus incentfv0s. They'te ind~P'!"~
~ '' SOpblsUcaled equipment aod blgbly trained contractors, ,not employes,~ ·
crafll!men work In Costa Mesa to produce 'what ADVERTISING -1,1op. regular advertisers
amounts to eight different newspapers each day. -700 retail aod 400 ·In cla~ied. Newspaper's
Tbelr malilheads label tllel!l as jusf ~ , advertising revenue breakdown: 55 per cent retail,
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HOME BASE FOR ALL DAILY PILOT EDITIONS IS EXPANDED COSTA MESA PLANT
Editors Feed in News and Photos, Get Back Tailor-made Community Newspapers
Toda:~'~ ·News To~y~l~ Steps f_rom D~dline to Delivery for thtt Daily Pilot :
I. REPORTER-PHOTOGRAPHER team collaborates on local story
wblch will be featured In the day's edition. DAILY PILOT often teams
camera specialist with writing speciallsl.
4. COMPUTER boosts words on their way at almost unbelievable
·speed by asslst!iig with job of petforat!n~ tape which activates Lino-type machines. Here, paper tape is fed mto $25,000 computer.
7. Pi:tDTOGRAPHS, meanwliue, are•being Selected to be proceS.00
In Photo Lab, putting pictures With words for. the days colleet!on
of Information.about your world and your community.
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la laid on page form and forced under roller which exerts up to a,qoo
pouncla ol presau.r.e per 11q11ar9 Inch. -. .
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iated Press and United Press lnternational wires at DAILY PILOT.
Editors often select beSt elements from bolh .reports, combine them.
5. GALLEY OF TYPE is ready for proofing after tape-activated
linecasting machines set it up In lines one column wide: The tray on
which it is arranged is called a galley, hence the name "galley proof."
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a photocopy of a photograph to be reproduced in the '1•wspaper.
Image on negative will be etched on sensitized metal called a cut.
ll: PLATE; MOl.DED from mat baked Into a curved shape can be
locked onto rotary press l!nlts, like the one shown here, wnere each
plate prints one page of the nelvspaper.
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sources are checked for accuracy in spelling, grammar and 1tyle. Head
'lines ·are written here, copy is pneumatic ''tUbW" to ~ floor.
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6. PROOFREADING is next step. Galley proofs, proofs of headlinea
and printed proofs of pages all are checked In Proofreading Room ~
before next printing ste~s are taken
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form called a chase. It is like a metal frame, newspaper-page size,
in wblch engravings ("cuts") and lines of type are arranged.
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run of DAILY PILOT ediUons at 70,000 newspapers per boll\", tarrier :
hustles '111ong his route to drop "today's worh!" on your lawn. ·•
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Buildings Bite Dust ,
Collapsing structures have become a common sight•
in Tulsa, and old hotel was the last I<> be l'aze\f.'
U.S. Officials
Bag Pea11uts
CINCINNATI (UPI) -The U.S.
Attotney'I office here bas ordered
the seizure ol IS,000 pounds ol
peanuts It aaid were contaminated
by rodent escrement.
The peanUh came from two Suf-
folk, 'Va. rompan!es 1od ,...ere ship-
ped to F. W. Hlni and Son! Co., a
local diatributor, INt Nov. 29-30.
Norbert Nadel, first assistant
U.S. attorney, said 70 bags of the
peanuts came from Lummis and
Co. and 45 bags came from Pond
BrM. Peanut Co., Inc.
NEW YORK (UPI) -Richard Halli-
day, noted stage and television producer
and husband ol actress Mary Martin.
died Saturday in Brasilia where he had
rbeen hospitalized for surgery, a family
1pokesman said.
Halliday, 67, and Miss Martin had been
living In Brazil on a vast ranch they own
near Anapolis.
SACllAMENTO (Al') -Hungarian-
'born Or. G<ta De Kaplany, convicted 10
"JUl'I aco for tb8, llcld torture murder or
ldl wtfe, wantt parole ao be can become
a cleflYman In 1 !orelll!I country, his ...,,....,. ro)lOl'll.
. "'He ii a man of high spirtual and
·l:l.~~ta~~~" ·r:. ~~ c:=~~ 'liltas, • ~lcllne lllODk, said Friday.
• De Kaplany t now 4f ind a prbontr In
'Ibo CllJ(omlO M'ell) Colony at San Lula
'Ol*po, will hi•• bit second parole heal'
1111 In..,. -fto .Rn. JJim Mid the San JOIO
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Macnab-Irvine
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Superb ocean & csnyon views trom thill ~ 4 BR
custom home on quiet
cul-de-aac. 2 Jrg view
decks. Helen Hart l~y
642-8235 <El4).
Macnab-Irvine
641-82~ ~ 644-6200
If Dl'HIM C"'~ T -l"~ . "'},;. make }'OU1' drurm come
true. Mo've )'OW' lariilly Info
,,,... I~ ' 2 otor)', ' bedroom pool b o me •
prime Huntington Beach
location. ~ for quick
sale at J4!,500. 847...Q)]O.
OPEN Tlf..I •'frt FUN fo8£)M:£/.
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Uttle Doll HoUM
$24,000
3 a,., 2 Ba.
All polished le shined. Fan-
tastic used 'brick fireptaee.
Plenty of land here to grow
yo~ own vea:etables and
frlllt P.ay IUSt 11111 I><!' !1IO.
on th1S VA reaale.
0 Vl>'.11\E H & LI f
Coronl\ dtJ Mar IOUlh of the
hlghwe.y. Older rooft\Y l bedroom cottage on an R-2
lol. Posslbllitles a a 1 o re .
Bring Yout own drtams.
Priced right &t $44,91)).
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COllOlllA DEL MM. CAiiF. 644-mo • • • • Elegantly yours
in Baycrest
You'll enjoy this lovely FAMll.Y HOME on
a secluded street. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, PAN-
ELED family room with double flieplace
plus many custom features. Large fenced
yard and patio. . ............... '63,llOO. • • • • Welcome surprise
on the goH course
BEA'UTIFUL SPANISH style home on the
12th bole of Mesa Verde Golf Course. CUS-
TOM carpets & drapes, 5 bedrootn.,.a bath1,
family room. WET BAR, 2 fireplaces , din-
ing room. Beaut. master suite, and INVIT-
ING PATIO facing the Golf Coune. $84,950. • • • •
AUSTIN-SMITH, GORMAN & ASSOCIATES
REAL TORS 644-7270
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Elegant 5 bdrm., 4~ baths; .., lsgocm_ New
carpets, drape.t It wallpaper. Lge. attic:
storag.,..area. 4 frplaces. Lovely garden •
large slip. . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $%12,000
CATCH THAT CITCHEN -That's right
citchen! It's so big you don't care how it's
spelled. But it casts a spell over all who
enter! Gourmet gorgeous! Not to mention
4 bedrooms, two stories and Mesa Verde
pride of ownership! At '67,500.
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Since 1949
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four xrombled wotds be.
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SHARP CARMEL MODEL
3 bedrooms and famlly room -Shows like a model
home! New carpets, quiet cul-de-sac street, large lot,
room for pool.
$69,000 FEE
PORTOFINO MODEL
Lllce new, 3 bedrooms, family room, bonus room/sleep-
ing loft: Carpets tbruout. Spanlab We entry and bonu.o
room.+
$71,500 P'EE
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
REALTY
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Ilia O'Neil. days 673-QlO;
eva. 551-lD.
DELUXE ab elett, bltins
ind dah/11o11br. Dbl gar.
ocean n $350 pn-. m-&992.
Coote -** S1\JNNING 2 BR. 2 BA G&rdm APr. Pool. Rec
Rm. no W. 18th St., C.M.
LARGE 2 BR.. C&rpets " ~ Man I: wife. Want
welcome. $130/mo .
541-128.
8ACHELOR. 1 Ir. 2 Br
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Box 2380, Co.111 Mesa, Ca.Ill. 92626.
BANK of COSTA M&SA
A new, loca.Uy-OWned
lndepeode:nt Bank.
F.qual Opportunity Employer
BAR MAID, no exp nee. Will
train. Under 30. Apply S
Wheels, 1830 Newport, CM
ah 4 PM.
BA& MAID, 21 to 35, evt!S ~
week~nds. 1562 Newport
Bl~. Coeta Mesa. 646--0035
Bkkpr To $650.
Foxy 00. Ii: fun compaey. 1. Make a big plWI & be
• balanced Kheet of thll tine
• position. No dry dull days,
ju.st a fine company with
i ) great sense of cooperation.
. l Call Kim Clark 833-2700, Denni& &: Dennis Pel'80Mel
-Agency or Irvtne 2l82
Michelaon Or.
BOX boy wa.nted, Morning
hours. Richard's Market.
3433 Via Udo, 16 6 0
MacArthur Blvd, Newport
Beach
BUYER
Permanent potlition for Eire
tronlc Manufacturing com·
pany. Exp'd In tJ:leci.Tonlc
components, outside pro-
cessirig, r a w materials,
blanket orders &. expediting.
Call 549-30tl
An Equal O pportunit y
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CASHIER
Full pay while training with
AAA financial Corp. Righi
spot for individual that Is
career minded. Start $3'75.
Call Helen llayes, ~.
Coastal Personnel Agt'ncy,
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
INSPECTORS &
ASSEMBLERS
WE ARE GROWING
Varian Data Machines
A leader in the mini computer Industry is
looking for several additions to the work
force ..•
We need, Electro-Mecbaiiical Assemblers &
Electr1>-Mechanical Inspectors.
I! you are looking for an opportunity with an
Orange County company that oUers good
pay & benefits,
Plea .. Apply In Person
Mondoy Thrv Friday
3,30 A.M. -4 P.M.
To the Por-1 Dept.
Or Contact: 8. KRAFKA
VDM
PRINT SHOP
CO-ORDINATOR
Varian Data Machines bas an Immediate
t>PeQW for an ambitious individual with a
tliorouih knowledge of otl$et printing, plate
making & related bindery operations.
You must have skills in operation of small
presses. You wW be responsible for'co.onll-
natiog all phases of printing and reprod...,.
lion, operate camera plate system & press.
ll yoo are looking for a C4reer with 8 gJOW-
ing Orange County Co.,
PINMA&>PlylnPenon
Mondoy" 'nirv Frldoy
t :JO A.M.. 4 P.M.
To Tho Po.-! Dept.
or Contoct: B. KRAFKA
VDM
Tho -()).bu -SECIETARY -.. a1H. si.rt N<lrl"... 151. Wal ror ~•~•• -· tram botbn I: wart up. ea. dry!!r G. E. Dec ~ -'11Y and~ ••~ wllh ..-.,, Newpolt t--deyor $60. Guar. A do1. spealtinc or sale• tadLltiM has nete1 ICr 9· fl"S.-ltm 5t&-l672 sn..ciu.
bact:l1owld -Must perienood _.....,, with I , be Ute to watk ~-to 3 )'h bus!.,. n p. Ac-• PENNY S, W'hite 2 dOOr
ExttJJ,.,,t wo·rtlnc COB-curate 'YPlnc •k Ill a .I I •, 11~1 ~~le ':r 1'4~i bu\'Jt':.i~ ditkJos and C Q ID pan~ llmttband at 10 + wi-n """ • ' 1 • brnejltJ. Call "'"3389, ~u. UQ1rfd. s • la r y com· ~ S1!0 hu 1 year w.,.. ==:;~=""'~""'=-=1 mftlSUl'ale wlth educll.Uon, ranteov, QD.-7637.
RECEPTIONIST skills a .,.-. Ex· KD<MORE Model 6GO. aum
Crowin& firm in Irvine Com· ccllent em~benertl1 Antiques IOO ""'"her. Lllce new. f Mo&.
plex. needs sparkling in· av&ilabl~. Pleue 1 ie n 1 ~ ~. 646-8672 or
di.-i ID handle front .......,. ID P. 0. Box ""-SCRAM LETS -8':.:_7-=8!l~5.,,__,.--=...,.--desk. Lita llut band. Start Lakewood, C&Uf. • -=R W -L-fO"""" S<50. Call Jen Page ......,,.;, F.4llaJ 0pportuni1Y Em-ont • ...,.,. • ,.rs
C.-al -Agency, ANSWERS $2. Wk."'" main!, 2'1'911 Harbor Blvd., CM. Sec'y.Recpt Tish S650 * 639-11:12 *
RECEPTIONIST/SECY Eue _,.., -LRG GE ,,.!rig, Uke """·
Co. will split fee on ttw. ft."le ~ ottke StM Trud&e -Jlairy -AmWlt -Lra rttei;i.ng unit. Sl«l
position. Must be a friendly Acet"g/Gen Offioe $500 Foible -TIGER 340-17'9' aft 3. out~ indMdual wttb (mn smob!r) Family trouble: "'They took c11.,,_r.. &
good akilla. Start $600 Abo Sec'y, I.in. Relat to 1600 my mother-in.law to the hos· I 808 «• poaltlons. Call . s.o, Acd"g Trainee . sm pi<tl. She n«dod a blood Equ pnwnt
Hart. 540-WD Coast a I Agey eco/w.terwritlng lransfusion. They found they lo I tank
Pel•:iuud J.imcy 2790 oper $50> couldn't do it. 11x>y cou1drl°f S:OO~ •:;:,te~: one
Harbor Blvd., c.x.' NEWPORT rind a TIGER." liler ;;itnder by Kodak;
Reaptionllt/Hosteu Personnel Agency San Oemente Antique photographic thennoml!ttt.
The lrvint Co. bas~ W Dov., Dr,, N .B. SHOW It SALE All tnnil new. All tor SIS.
· '42.3l7'D San Clemente Inn Call 60-4321, Ext 335 or 3316,
for ~es&. A Mareh 2l. 24, 25. Public lo-or .m.+t20 btwn 9 & 5.
plee.sant penoaaHty and Sec. ~ Trmc viled. Jnterested, df'&len 2722 Mlehelson Dr., JrvlM ~ ~ le;us~ Take 2 GlMt Steps contact Valley Empitt An-F_u_r_n_it_u_,. _____ 1_1_01 UJ..2400, Ext.nsion 336 able to work w~kends No need to pl831 PmH tique !h>w, 8121 Ave. 400 Di-PECAN dining suite: Oval
2722 Michelson Or., Irvine An Equal Opportunity Employer Excellent WOl1dng conditions here. Any bJiiht individual nubla, ea. 9.E.8, D-S9t-mM. drot>-lear table ec:teoos. 6
and Company benefits. CaJI 1aeepooklnlrty•ln~~ ~ .. "P'd BEAt.rr Leg 90lid walnut tall cane-back cha Its, table 833-2400,. Extension 336 6'4-3.'189 9-12. rtunl1 ·~ •-v-ueld ...,._ ~-h d pads Good rond 12'.15 Call Help Wan-..1, M & F 710 Helo Wanted. M & F 710 R : • •Jiu. will jump at this. WiU be ~.--':::~ -a r .___, w !..r .. e,: · 3 • ·
An " uaJ Op ( 'ty E 1 ,..,. ecepftOl'llSt fo .,..._, trslned in all Pl'OOedllft'S. zu:uuuu~, 111:\.l ,...... 541)-l'l'H after
.yQ · por uru mp oyer ;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;[PART ttme receptionist tor ULTRA BRIGHI' SMILE Call -Kim Clark 833-2700, inc, ve:ey old. Xlat cond. •="'H"°E°'R"cu""'1.0'=N---,s=-o'"'i"a-&~1
""'"""""""'""'!!!!!!!!!~!!!!""'!!!!!""'""'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Orthodontic office. Typing .l Then )'OU should know about Dennis &: Denni.a Penonnel t«IO.. Smler matching chest love.eat w/revenlble cusb. Help Wanted, M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 KEYPUNCH accounting skills eaentlal. lhla ooe. Gnat opportunity -01 !Mne, 21182 i:a;. S«>-1™ alt 3. QUEEN R 1 DE ABED .
Executive Secretary
Fee paid. Do you have ad-
ministrative ability'!' Presi-
dent or re5earch firm needs
your good skill. Salary to
$800. Also fee jabs. Call
llelen Hayes, 540-605 5 ,
Coastal Personnel Agency,
2790 Harbor Blvd., C.M.
Executive
HELP
WANTED
OPERATORS Clurfu1Deu. llability Ir: ror front office penon Job: Michel.ton Dr. 19th CENTURY soUd oak old Glove-Vinyl set. table:I, all
0ay 1t swill& sh t ft versaWit;y BOUght •. Top pq of. activity. Greet ~ SECRETARY ta~ ~bl.e, 6 chairs, needs leu then 4 mo old. 53&-8Tl2
assignments immediately commensurate with lkillJ.. clients hen!. Call ~ Great PR !Spot tor sharp in-ttfinWung; a_J so comer AfOVING aaJe _ Everything
available. If you want to ~ resume to Bmc 2151, M~ 833-2700, Dennis . .&: dMduaJ with p:xl skill Oc-what-not s tand, bronze sta-must 80. Furniture ,
work in a variety of tem-Miss)Orn V1ejo, Cal ~. Penonnal of-Irvine, cubnally travei. 10 sport rtve, etc. (2131 59S-5483_. _ boulewares, etc. Ca 11 \:""'~:~t!,~ PERSONNEL :rll2 MichellClft Dr. .._, in A!capulro & o<her Appllencff 802 ,::833-95;::.;;:;76:::..,.~~---
join oor team ol sati<l!ed TECHNIC'&N RECEPTIONIST/SECY far·-t>laces. SaWy to RECOND. APP' .... CES couai $2!>. Dre .. ers. tui. "" Co. will split Jee on this fiM $100. Ca1J Sally H a rt ...uv" tables, antique stove, small :~Pl:L 1 Y~e:~1 -:X~ •.1:-$m a Month position. Must be a friendly ~ Coastal Personnel Delivered -guar. Dunlap's., oriental rup, & much men.
perieDCe. Minimum pe.y ~tiorts· 9lortband 90 outgoing individual with Agency, 2790 Harbol' Blvd., 1815 Nev..-port, CM 548-mo I ~613-6822~~------
$3.00 per hour Call carol at . · good skillL Start 1600. Aho c..._ Avocado wsh &. dry $129. STOVE. nfirg. freeiler, Uv-
558-2862. • = ~!:e ~rf: tee positions. Ca 11 Salb' Service R.,,. To $650 ~ ~ ~ dryers, lne rm I: dlnette let. DiaM
KEY.KEMP -~· . · Hart, -Coastal Per-· ·~• ~· -56-0!1ll " cloth•-. 54H417 eves. ,. Pet'SOMel expenence bdp-• Terriftc OIJlll)rtUnlty tar a1=~'=-~-~--" v• Temporary Help Service tuL Applications must be !lOODd tf._eDCY • 2'l90 Harbor well gniomed iDdtYktuaI SllO 1 YR guam. del A ln-I -Cw;::ke;:;ndl.:::;;c,.,~...,.----,.-
1651 E. Edinger Ave .. SUite aubnlitted po later tbfn s Blvd., with mechantcal ablllty. •tatJ.. Late mod. all cycle WHIRLPOOL 2sp a uto
103 p.rh., Tues,. March '· 1!Tl RECREAnDN director. full Major company hu Just In-K~ washer. 636-28«>. Waliher $35, Frlgk1a)re e44!C1:
Secretary/Receptionist
Large American Corp. has 1
girl Newport Beach Of!ice
needing a dedicated, in-
lell~nt woman. Fantastic
benefits. Salary open. Mu.st
be regponsible & eager to
CASHIER Ieam. Call -1334.
Part time •fternoon
delivery of DAILY
PILOT to subscribers
in Laguna Be•ch.
Genetous profit for a
couple of hours work
daily. Must have cle-
~ndabl1 auto. Con.
tact H•rry Seeley at
Daily Piiot, 330 West
Bay StrHt, Costa
Meoa, or call '42-4321
Santa Ana. Ca. to : ot part time. Experience trodoced new product. W-tll e DISHWASHERS, washers. dm!r $40. 847~. 79'l5 !"!!!~'!!'!'!~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I F.OUNTAIN VAi.LEY P"l'd. Conveiesc~nt betralnedlocalty. Excellent <tryen, ,.bl~ guam & _G'-=1'noo:=•,:HB"'7.-...,...~.,...,~c;'r1ca1.<lpe:rr .! Sl;HO<J,l:. OISTRICT .~w,Loo-VN.',41!1 ~-·-•-::--~""1' ~ delv'd. 83!1-7620; -· ~~m, decorator !>'bric, Newport Beach firm seeks EXE c UTlVE Secretary.
cashier with 1-2 years ex-Xlnt. skills & know bow're-
perience. Ability to deal quired to assist growth of
with the pobllc requ~. busy fll'm . Applicants with
Superior company bene[tb;, qualified resume please call
Call 644-3389. S-12. 540--1880 for interview.
CASHIER. full time. Apply
Sllverwoods, 45 F&$hlon Isl-
and, Nf!WJXlrt Center.
CHARGE COOK
1st & 2nd cook. Good hrs.
x1nt co. benef\fs. Bayvif::W
Manor. 540-7095.
CHOPPER Gun Operator,
exp'd, must be able to do
own repairs & maintenance.
4-Day WO:l'k we e k .
TR.ABACA Products, 837 W.
18th St., Cotlta Mesa.
FACTORY
Mnouncing ***
New Lite Industrial
Division For Women
' Needed lmm~latoly
Expo~
PC Asumbler1
Al ..
Trainees For
Lite lnduttrlol Work
Industrial Sewing
& Wire Wroppers
No. 1 &4.Uthouse Ln """'" s, ..-~ ..... ....,o.;a!JI; Call J ck p REFRIGERATOR two doors
Mon-Fri. Pers. Dept, Hoag 842-6651, ext 2'J5 ([QM}e & female:>. Private ~ nm:is & ~~ auto detroet, 5 yean old llke * 673-2483 *
Hosptt&I, NB An equal opp. employer duty &: sJ!!f: relief l"fte\ed. PenoMet. Agency of nev.<A893-9060. ***Sota A: ~at, never
LYN'S POWER sewing machine = orN~ Reg.' lrvb1e:, 2'm Mlehelaoo Dr. WASHER, Good cond Uled, both lor $110., u&Ually
S.3001 operators, exp'd prel. Good Sal SERVICE ST A Tl 0 N At-S yn $25 home, 968-1910.
HOUSEKEEPER, Bal boa Machinists pay & steady work. l'l3J..R sPLENDID SPARE tendant. FUD 1: part time, 645-3210 or 6U-744S eves UVING ROOM 3 PC. SEC!".
Penin. 6 day/wk. Mature ~~ Ave, C · M • TIME OPPORTUNITY 40 or over. Gentleman w-WHIRLPOOL w:astier &:: dry· Lt. eold floral $225. r.D:e so.<o yrs old. En,glbh ENGINE LATHE SeTvlce '"· Exp. -ly er tet, elect, like new $150. new. 64>Q78 .•
speaking. to care & assist 2 PRESSMAN-A.B. DI ck, Naticl'lally known ~ rated Orn-on Station, 604 S. AfL 4 p...m. 646-9160. Sell '71dle:'-°"l;'tem.~-..,.......,l-,,Call,-,
elderly ladles -dressing, GENERAL multi, exp'd on Itek. Oxta compuy has ope:nmg ror Coast Hwy, IAgu:na-Beach. Whtte Elephant Dime-A Une 6G-687I Now! :;,; .:.~"i' J,~~ ... ,!ee~ MACHINISTS Mesa 645-"'22 ;;';!j ::::: i!:";.:_";: SR. TYPISTS .
dependable. Good ref ' s . We need a few good men for ~ tor production 00 candy, oovel6e:s, creetina: VOLT
Room & board + wages of precision work in our clean, _._ " ~~ Top ... , cards. candles. ~ much ln-ont p.,--.-,.1 S275 mo_ Send resume to spe.cioUs, "air conditioned we.,.,.,... ........ ~ rvv more Our corruntMJOrlS lhe •• -·
Classified Ad No. 586, Daily plant. 646-0008. ~ DO inw9tment, we -· .. ~ ...... ~ Pilo~ PO Box 15ro, C..ta PRINTER train. Presti&e positioo coo--""" ~ .. ~te lD6 P.fesa 9262>. steady work. Days. Now tacting schools, etn.1rches, Newport Beach 54M741
HOUSEKEEPER, llve in or worldng co n s id er a b I e clubs and Gl'IBDizatlom. F.qual ()ppcr. Employer
out Middle ~· needed overtime. Write Oaasified ad &40, TAB Amwtr:iDc Ser• Ice ,
lmmod. Must like chlldren, l ~ .. -ll hour -•'"-. 11.~ Dally Pik>t, P.O. Bax.1560, ~~~ Pl!X---J:r all
.... • & o. -vteJo V4RD N~RT -~~ -Q>ota M-C11!1f.·-....;..., .x1nt 1>eoe11ta, "' tittl\-,549-"114'r, 24 hr am • ~~'~'~.!i'!.. SOios ; _ e...,. ~-~J"I>'· Call
service. AgeQcy ~ ' ' "50~: ~113u.:-°1'·"~rlilidl-. ' r-'9 .. ~ •DP----· :-. HOOl!ii<E&'Eft: E x p ' d 3'2~ W .. ~ • ....,. 'Ave. ing' °' ie!a!Od ~ .,._.. lotlMtliiil t 9 '... TEqfNlClAH '
Ref -lteq, Salary open: S.~~na ~ ftpleaent fheir Jibpdi!dve lair CjJeck out on com.
Watel'fl'ont Newport Beech r-··' .0 . ··-1 , _ firm. 'Ibey olfer .-Id-munleatbts 1loeer .,.pli ..
home'. Eogllsh speaking. An """'._. ~f.!!: t Un t Y Appl.y ~ Mon •• Fri. vaneement. ear I: expenses flen. pa I Electnlmcl 64~. . -~,-PACIFI" MUTUAL & ........,. boou1 plan A an Co. 6391 W-Aw ..
HOUSEKEEPER / eom""'"-Management Trainee 700 u-rt C ht D bmefits. Call Jack Perry Westm.inlm', 849-3301.
ion, mWlt drive. H.B. ~~ College graduate. Starting ·~ 911 r r. &'J3...Z700 t>emil &: Dmnis TELEPHONE
962-6224 &a1acy up lo $1 o o o. Newport llNch Pelbibd ........ ol lrvine, INTERVIEWERS
INSURANCE Agency Girl • Ambitious aggressive, eaU PRINTER 2:182 Micbel.,,, Dr. &: SUPERVISORS
part time. Knowledge ot Mr Black M4-9000. SALES to provide a credit card ecn-
dwelling fire & h 0 m e MANAGERS & Foremen. all Nationally known firm otters venlence to famWes In )'OW'
owners rating helpful. Ex· 3 shifts. we will train, 3 Day, 12-hour ahlfts. Must ~ training pro-conu:nunlt;y. Work from )'OW'
, ,For .en .
Coll Mil-( . . .
To Size 50!
In Woiiii'n°Yj..Werlir ... ~,;.
h • Sprf ng's . TwlM
Injection Molding cellent opportunity, Wary MacGregor Yacht Corp, have eXperieooe on tbe 2650 gram"&.UjiW on~ home. No e z: per I en<; e
COUNSELOR wanted for open, must be good typist 1631 Placentia. Costa. Mesa. Multt-Lith, 3nJ Camera & people. salary to $1(Kll. eau necessary: we will tr.in.
Gloria Marshall Fi g ure 1 e Many assignmeots in the California Insurance, Irvine, MANAGEMENT coup I e 1250 Preu. Pn!vious print-Bob Stark, 5t0-Q?i5, O>utal Write "•ntfted Ad No. 6U
Control Salon, . Newport. Newport Beach, Irvine, San-Ca. For interview call Fern needed. 31 unit motel nr Ing or related f\lnetions is Petawlbef Agency 2'l90 Har-Daily Pilot. P.O. Bax 1560,
Must be attractive. have ta Ana & Olsta Mesa areas. Nutter_ 833...&480. Disneyland 64>135.1 0 r helpful. bor Blvd., C.M. ' a.ta Mesa, Calif. 92fi3i:.
trim figUJ"C A enjoy worlt:ing e Experienced It trainee INSURANCE Agency ex-774-1Bl8 ask tor Joan Mills SALESMAN. Exp Mens UNDER WRITER with people. Mature \~'Oman Positions. Excellent earn-pen--~. Part time al-Apply 9-12, M~..., ':"'· clo Tft 'INEE preferred. . Eves-2 -9 , ings. Weekl)' paychecks. Cl"-~ MANJCURISI' & ""BEAUTY PACIFIC Mu 1 uAL thing. Rettred. Wetkfnds fUlll. , • 642-3630. ternoons. Costa Mesa area. OPERATOR, -tun or pert 700 Newport C .. Dr. only. Call $48-2393. AAA firm. Otters outstand-
: DELIVERY o1 DA IL Y 1"H500 tim•, -far top N rt llHch SEAMSl'RESS Ing carott .._..,nlty ...
', PILOT, SUNDAv ONLY. to 2061 Business Ctr. Or. tf.o• .,.. ..,_.. '41 Nhig~ol ~~ lelocatioln, ewpo Must be ~. must ~ zndua.te. Salar78 lok ,_ ,_.. ~te. Appy REAL ESTATE SALES beahle todctownrepain:I( .$150. Cllll Bob tar ~ newspaper c~ i:te-Irvine 833-1441 in penon Tues thru Sat, SUOCESS CAR£ER Maintenance. 4 Day Work 5IMi(li5. O>utal hnonnel ·~ quires the use of a StatlOrl Nr. ()ranae Co. Mtjlort !RYINE PERSONNEL 2549 Eastbtutf Dr., NpL New or experienced. Joln the week. Apply Tra ha ea ~ 2790 Hartx:ir mvd ..
11 Wagon or Van. C»ntact Mr. ~&\rl:h.V"'V Bch. World'a largest and fallat Producll,-b'i W. 18th St, c:M. -. r
1" Hany Seeley, S30 Wm Bly Skilled & Unskilled -.,..,.,,,,y"f\... I NEEDLEPOINT Pa I n t e r growing ttSa1e orpnltatSon Costa Mesa. i .::::::;U~N~D=E~R~W~R~IT=E~R~-t ~ $1: .. Costa Mesa. Factory Help. PAID wanted. Must have exp. with a net\Wl'k or over 300 TRAINEE
• DENTAL ASSISTANT Call 64HQ36 . Ptnme. Call 645-3820. ollloos and become a SECRETARY AAA 1. o•--"-t nd : Frr, exp'd, expa~ duties F/C BOOKKEEPER Trial attorney to 17 K member of our Millionaire inn. •.t.ei• uu ... a -
I I t .,,..,..nment Sr. Elec Tech w $12 K Newspaper Club. Multi-mllUon dollar For NewpJrt Beach Ad init career opportunity fOT 1 oppt., P easan en~ .. ~ Fee Paid. Growing f Ir m d _..._,,..,. ...___ Agency. All ddlls I~ coUege graduate. Salary to
11 Specialist. Bch a re a nttds: Individual with con-Elec. Sales Dlgr lo $12 K Typist a ve1ue ... 6 prop:am. r'~ ahcrthand. Sharp looks( $750. Call Bob Stark 50m50 :IJ 962-6671 . struction experience. Good Purclw: Agt/Stl Mfg $10 K guaranteed liL'eDSing ecbool. hours. aood pay. Coutal .Per8onnel Agency,
i ' DENTAL otrlcl' manager. bf>nents. Salary to $1000. BuyeT I 'cn'Mbarine Hrdwr $14.500 To punch TI"S Tape for Lino-Ex! cellencallt ..iv,'!.-1atraintng. Send Resume: 2790 Harbor Btvd CM :-Qrthodontlc pradJce, exp'd Al.90 Fee Jobi. Call Heleri oo Attend $520 types •. Ex~llent salary and p ease ...... Jones aulrified. Ad no 624 "
• : in all phallea, Salal')' open. Hayes, 54()..Q)5r5, c.oastal Secy. Const to $650 broad fringe benefits. Eve-832-0410. c/o Dally ~ WAITRESS
: ,•. Newport llch. 54lhl737 Personnel Agency, 27 t 0 Sccy/Bkkpr lo $550 olng thl.fl, RED CARPET P. O. Box lS60 Exp'd. Dtn"'1r Room. o...r . I Recept/Gen'I Ole to $550 DAILY PILar RNltors ea.ta Mesa Calif. 92626 21. Apply all<r ~pm.°'*" : 1.,. DE?-n'AL Anlstant for busy Harbor Blvd., C.M. Invent......, Ork to -• .__ A -·-' '"! Min. f' . ¥~1 ~ 330 w. Bay SL, CM EST TE -·~· ; I.I Cosla Mesa Ou ce. o FIBERGLASS, Exp'd Gel Clerk rypilts to $500 ,,1 .. 1....., Ext -IEAL A BAHIA CORl~IAN
•, 1 ,.,... exper. & ba~ Coaler. Four day work G<Comn'lml0ff,"_1::_A. to l500 ~;.,,.,; ~ -· SALES ~e'!1~th al T-o $700.,,.'1 YACHT CLUB 7319 : J. xny certlficalion. · week. Apply Tr ab a ca . Unt:8 nltt S500 or Dave. --Thia WObded\d position will 1601 8a)rtkte Dr. Odil
: 1 · DISHWASHER Products. 837 w. 18th St., RecptFull/legalerto-<l:.C':-w l500 NURSES AIDES N.., ot&e has mom lor ~·-' Pr . """" 1') :. ustbeneat&clean.Ovrr Costa Mesa. ,.,~ three more A.le.people. ~._ !::· ~i: WAITRESS t-fllct.C>M•I'• : : ZL Apply ln perflOn, Surf &: FRY COOK Eng Put Coo.tr Secy lo S650 Pl!nnanent tun time. 1-3 Prtvatr deak & phom!', t>p dependent attncttve i Exper. Mut be ~ 2L Ap.
', :. Sirloin, 5930, W. Cout Hwy., Over 21. Must be clean A A/P Constr to $560 lbift. 847--3515. commlsmn, floor t I me, dMdua1 wbo e.::·,~~ .J. ,.. ply in prnon, SUrf Ir: Slrlotn, Pu ' B Surf Free & F .. i'olllloNt Huntington llNch good leads. One loca1lon 18 variety. Call ear.:' ... ~ !000 W. !lout R..,., N.B. t "'° .,......, --..
: ;: , ~MV BOOKKEEPER Z'a~ir~~~ i:.'Jo"'W,t\·.oeat 488 E. l1th (al Irvtn.I CM Canvolescent Hospltol ,...._Call ... .,......,._ &U-2700 t>ennia & I>ennlt WELDER SIZE 3 ... 50 """• eerdlgan °"" pen.
'1 . ~:ble,a:':,e~~e ~~ ~~~~· OUice Worit, Ute =i~• ~ n :
14: Hu~~ St,Ca. iJ: =R:V!i~ ~~~.of Irvine, Pipe ~1'oat mokll. r, 11f ,.,_i... ~ b' ~,;'~ ~!:
to take OV1!:l'. Great growth bookkeeping, payroll & typ-NURSES Aide, ce.ntral SECRETARY/Medical Of. F.qual oppartwtlty Emp)Oyw ' alternate with purl ltitdl.
opportunity for rrght person. ln1. llhrs per day. 5 da.Ys Jr. Acctg. Clerk to $450 service. Auto clave in-fice Meds &harp, ambitious, Why WaJt1 'nfE DRESS DlVIDED by Knit of 'PCW't yarn ln one br
Salary to $650. Call Jan we-ck. snnd resume tO Ad Acooqnta p R r a b I e &: strument,s. 1wtng • h i ! t • career &irl Abl"e to jugle 3 Tum tho9e lpu'e hours Into different co1ors and textures two l$nnonWrv colon. Pat.
Page. ~. C o a B t ll I No. 866 efo Dally Pilot, PO rect1vable. Cal Lorraine Pers. Dept, Hoag Hospital, thi,._ at once A do all n . worklnl hours. Plfuant cree.tet: a jumptt took! Sew tft'n 7319: 8'1~ 8-18 lnchded.
Penonnel Agency. 2 7 9 0 Box 1560 Costa Meaa, Calif Westclltt NB. pertly. Accurate t y p 1st . "''Ol'king condltlonl. Call Iona or lhort vendon of thls. SEVD:rr1PIVE <D'J'f5
• ..! Harbor Blvd., C.M. 92626 Penonnel Mency NURSES Aides, PM &: night REAL ESTATE SALES Pleasant pmionality. Send Mn. Hawkins bet 12 & 4 )'OUl"tg, sparkling Wlllon in for each pattft1l -add 25
MDTIC Help -GeorKe GENERAL Help-Gas pump 1851 E. Edl.nsr:er, S.A. ~hlfl, xtnt fringe bnfts, FREE LICENSE resume ~ Ad No. 8$'1, c/o pm 968-1917. polyester or wool knit. cent.a tor each pattern tor
Allen Byland Agency, l~B man. Detail Shop~ Buf· fMW'k n &nterJ Beverly Manor Conv Hoap Dally Pilot P 0 Box ~o. WOMAN cook for anall Priated Pattern 9347: NEW Alr Mall and SpectaJ Randi· t, E. 16th St .• S.A. 541--0395. fer Men. COSTA Gar S42.a&36 496-5786. FlllllOOaT~I:~~ Ucent-~ a.ta Mesa, CaliL, runlnc home. 5 days/wk, Women's Siies 34.. 36, 38, .fO, ~j~m:u~ ta':e~
! %•! i DRAPERY WORKROOM Waah, 2059 Harbor Blvd , JUNIOR Salesrn~: 10-l?i. NURSING: LVN-su.PE!l'Viaor in& Count now available ' beach area. C-all far appL 42. 44, 46, 48, 50. WM:ks or more. Serlil to n ~ 1:'' a11.1:itto.! o.~:-;;~·F:~:y ~ 121lo~ w~k ",l.'· !or :HI •bOI, ..... /wk, thni Tartlell Reallon....... SECRETARIES -:~= -~ Alice -the DAIL¥
1
$! pq, holidays & vaca· Well emabllsbed, but sUll DAIL'Y),iar.:i:t:"not: =~~L Call for appL =nt~ ~ VOLT Workman's Comp cents for etch pattern for ~Bax'6..\ ~
l Beech DrllJpery -firm. varietu oewape.p;tr route and doH N RSER~"u ~ bile-· •---~"Al lnat•nt Personnel Supvr AirllailandSpecialRandl-StatNo New York. N.'Y-• '•--•--W 17th St ' not lneludo ccllectlt111 or U •-• ex~~~v w •-_,,. -~---Nallooally known firm-. Ing; """'"""' lhlllkiue _., ·>~
I ~·~ .. -. .. plor. tor, tho ptraOll""' de!I....tna. 'l?anlportallolt II with wboletale ..,wing. !loOn ,(jlC) -· oo l848·~~Dr .. Sulte 1111 powtb -""""' tor ~ will tab -lJJ01l. Prflltlle-, -t c:~FTS)(AN to do ~wor~ &'ir"T.n = we Work b.a' Salary open. Call for ap-Weekmdi <n4) m--.. Newport Beach 546-47(1 c•reer m I ~d e d ~ flt more. Smd IO t:;rE~!~U:T" 'T.i!
I ~-.....,blleo a Pap, ' Coa:t9al Sa~~~irt.: po~t~;~:::IRLS ~:-:-Wlt7 not-" ~Opper. Ernployu =--~'s:a:t~ = ~.:,. ~~ = ... "£· '"· n...
• l!etail ""~· Some PC Penonne1 Agency, • 7 0 for Fewtleln Vallq flou!h NEEDED In the . -.... Bun-• -· . ID 18511 5IHllOl!; Oouta1 Pwceooottl m Wtlttl 18th st., --l ,~·-~nt.SlOH11111 HarborBI'1d.,c,M. Huo~Booch....,on-n-~-t~'clllt>ettc~ ttnat•~ 1lttedl/!'otmWn •e ~o· ID~ .......,,,:mIOHltborm.d., YO<!<, N.Y. 10011. Print ~k~-.. 1: ,. mo.-~yi:a~"Coh-GTRLFtkla.)',takecbarat, ly.Youmustbeoutor n.au...,e tndrtv\;Jl ValJjytnd1etU1traln)'OU.I z~•.....,u.11\1 -c.1'1.· KAME, ADD&l:U wtth n00
11• ':i.~'Z:i .... ._ .. , ='i..~"'1 ~~~d -~"1 3~ MullA=..i~~ • Call PblJ McNeme•, * 1000/o FREE* Worlnnon'sCompSupr UP, sm: 11111 Bl'YLll
1~·a-,. --
-uto rout e <lhmtlngton 644-07S3 11rforlfy . YELLOW CAB CO. =E REAL F.Sl'ATE, Lb: Rd.ndtt'sAgmcy Nal'°"811y known ftrm oftm: ~ORE Qulek team ~ picture&! Pl.I
l, •&eadl). e» -~ per mo. HARDWARE I ale a m a. n • 1116 E. 16th, Cocta Meu. ' exJ Cam.pus Dr. zrowth opportunity for C&1' Fuhlon!I and cbaolt one le~J!· i 111 Olft 1*k 'r~ Sf?-2300 uufontlOAM. Need mature man wth KEY SALES O'f'C 1Nur•LVN or medical Recpt. Trn.e $2SO 546-2UB N('WJ)Or1 Beach Hr ml.ndfd person. Salary eat!e"" me from our -~kltt1:-J.OO c1fts. -
t ·ELECTRONIC hravy 1tXJIC'" in plumbing Chemlc•I• to S13,000 uailtanl. Starting salary Part time aftemoc)l'lL C.ll Secretar)'-Junlor to· Sl2.000 year. Call Bob 8Pr'rc.SUmmtr Caf&IOI. All oo.
A.Mcmbten • "Ith 1 om e eleclrlcal tools, A. iener;J Fee paid. Oulltandlnl op. $500 mo. Mo~Frl. ~ Lornine Westdltt ~ ha~~~~:;:!1~ ::. =· i;)':J.:.: -~s',.~ ~G 800K $1~plete Atpu lei* -
• aoldt.rtng exp. Pal !:Jee-hardwArt. Must ;'::JOO() portunlty awa.ltt am'<JOUt ORDER CLERK ' Penon.ncl A-of duUea, Growl .... final\C'laJ mvd. CM. ""' t~n .. , weu tomormw. $1.00. l:, tr on l c • Co . 8 3 91 ~pearo.nce 6. ~.i irdtvldual with thll il': fltl ~ 1 .. 1 E ~·-····A ... .,....., 11 .llffy R•c fleolc• • 50ct j l _.,... moneu uau _. Fee Paid. Bt&utl , 11.......,,,., "" • r, S. . t'Orp. O:llnpany benefits. WRTI'Eft SJ , -1 11 Pt'-,,....._ ' We1tmn1t er Ave ., UI ·~ 1. '· g:r"'ell•t1V'et'On'IPl.n)',Jl:xceent offl~ located In Fuh\on fMarkW ttr) 4 ... -'-..,.EDS TNsr.1.~ FASHION _,, ---r--,., westmlNter, 894--3.101. "nouah to wotll for It. Apply ftrm with fa bu Io u 1 .,...._ '"o:. .n.t.'' SOc
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I -on'" ff W ~-hi I Jaland Intftill&ent, flexible 541-1136 SECRETARY/Cle~-·•, TYPtSf BOOK -Hundrtda o f ,.;:.UI -1 _ .. --. ERIENCED -· """" " ~~.. .,. . .... ,. benl!! 11. eomn csr A ind'vtd I bo •·~le '~ "'" PART TIME tubloo lloctL ~ ---·-~ I 1 &"•J ~ O> ut Rochelttt, Cotti exptNft. ,..,_ JI-I....... l ua w CID .......... JUX:EPTIONtsT-CA.SHIER ptt. Xln"t t.-tna ........ d. ~· 5()c. ·~i'i<l~· K~ MS.. Im-2700,el:r..;;;..~ ~::.~~.:-~~ l.Ml,...u typbtsA!Ul!tr. Minor ~Ina ........ -Af'l'4:30PM. Pvt I Utti. "loo<" Ul,,.... -- -·-
I -w ~ ~...:_• ~· ffarEL JllAll> •op)l' \0 n1' & Dt!onll Pononnel · '<;;.°., o:nv llat'l, Call for appt. ._.... -r.Jeprompter, An Equal X-RAY TECH, d•.Y•· i...vi.-..Uthooebaubles ... 50c. I' ~-· ~ Qttl A ltOutel!Mper, Rolel-cQuoa, ~ o1 trvhtt, :111!2 =· O::WP' SIOilt!I Opllai1 00. '"417~ ()ppor. ~r. 3II2A w. fltll Umo. P<n Dept, llOlg .. _... Call Owl"'d I ~ tw ~· U.--
n ~ , 425 So. Cout ewr. LB Mlcholmn o.. Aaency,' :mo ~ m'4.. s.u the old -. l1to7 a. o...t e.., .. N.B. ao-m. ;;:-~!!t·~N~.s.!!!:;:;:~~U!!!MMllLl!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!l!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!bao!!!lu~i(ltl!!li ~~---.. ~-·-·1 Ii l ant ad ftlUlta ••• 642.ft CluaitJed Adi • , 1 6G-661I Sell Sdle ltema ••• 6G-5l'1'I C:\t:. _,, lhdl. n.etfted Adi • , • &Q.5671 '!_ant 1111. m:ultl .•. 143"1
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or keybrd. $350. ?r best o(-than 500 miles, $850, days
fer. 646-7654. · 645--0303, eves 645-4976 ask
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El>ITION N.Y.
~~L 66, NO. 64, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, MARCH 5, rm
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lndia:lls ~eject U.S. Order; 'Through Talking')
J~ Department,:'· uJil Carter Camp,
a leader of the American Indian M;ove-
ment, wlli<h led the talteover of the
bi>tGric lwnlel Tuelday. "We'll deal
with them 1-ln the field with £1lllS and
~-·--" ·~·. C8mp's statement made It appear
cloabtfuJ lliat !be lhdlans would show up
1<r peace.lalb with federal jawyers Iha\
....,. lo resume today In a teepee· oo
neutral groond between the occupied ·vil-
lage alllf a perimeter of armed law en-
forcement officers.
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Lobby · Coverup
Cited by Brown
was apparently violated when the same
committie "ordered itntaff lo keep loJ;-
byilt"documellls bidden from olber·state
agencies and the public.''
Camp ,.;d the Indians want to meet
with Interior Secr<lary Racers C.B.
Morton "or a top akte."' The De~
otthe IJlle(ior ov ...... l!Je Buttau of Jn-dim! Affairs, a prime tArget of the AIM
protest. •.
Late &mday, ·the .Indians burned the
govenimeot offer .to wtlbdraw from
Wounded 'Knee. . The federal offer
slipull\ted that tbe lndlani ·must leave
"lithout tlieir ;weapons but would be aP.ow~ t.6 leave starting at 7 a.m. PST
• without threat of ID8!S anests.
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. Federal offtdaJs salll a gnmd Jwy iD-
vestlptlorr 111$' 'll<Olld determine ii
cbarges ...... -Camp lald'today the bumlng of the govemmmt .,.._.. wu "a b It
dramatic. 11111 we ooaslder the oiler ml>'
• Stlirllng poinl.
"We doo't care If they eUmd the •
fer. We """' MMider going oat Ulllil they
deal with the -that """""* .. here." . . ·
Ills C:Otnme!\11. -the ............ the govmuneot clfer received wbm II
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-... -limo. die ,...__.,_ -.-....... --°"'1 --ia dlis "rillap ..._ 141
Skm llllln U.S.-cled ID"ao mo ..........
AIM leaders M ..... and" Dennis Baab
-lo attend Qmay'a ---
they loamed the -U.S. olfl<lal,
RaJpb l!:rlckaoo, speclal --t lo the
U.S. allomey general, WU DOI present.
U.S. attorneys t... N'° rt h and SWlb
Delola ........,.itd the pvemmelll.
Means aaid' "Wo doo'I want lo deal
with the lower ec:belon. lluntics of the
federal government 1J11 loogu. Tiiey
doo'I lbow up for -ilnp. Tbey are DOI dependable ...
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All Perish
On Spanish
Airliner
NANTES, France (UPI) - A Spanish
Iberia DC!I jetliner with SI penoos
aboanl collided In fll&l>t with anotloer
Spanish airliner bllb over -France today and eraahed In a bill o!
!lamel, kllllng all -the Del, alrlliio
authorities ssld. ·
•· Tbo aecond plane, a Spanlu ·-~ ~Ilg -lladrld.• 1-dm made a sate~ landln& al a
Target ol Brown's criticism wu the
Joint SUbc»011nK•~ Oll'.L e 1 t I.I a t I v·e
~~\,.'11;~11 ad. mlnt•enfriMl~iilf~I~
termed "'° Wm ft ~ 1riUi loopbold'llial II II a olrtual iwllllUoa tl>
c:omipllao..
Bivwn said In a statement the com-
-.=:. \:'i!:'i::: ~cPelJiCIO·and' ---~ JlC9 jet, beaded from Palma do
mitteo encouraged lobbyistl lo Ill~ 1-'-----------.. vague and meanJocles$ ._,..reports.
c _ -..J -n to Try "11 bas been the offldal piilJcir of the u UtU;I lobbylsl control oommittee lo alter public
docwnmta when a lobb)'isl makes a full -l' --and honest report," be added. G uerri .UIS Brown's statement did DOI llpl!Cillcally name the committee, but an aide said tt
was the joint subcomlillttee. The
F M ..J -chairman b Assemblyman JOiin Quimby ·or Urtrer (D-Rlallo). wbo was DOI iJnmecliately
available for comment.
Brwn'a statement was prepar<d for
releaae at a joint news conference with !mhman Assemblyman Ray Gomales
(J>.Babrsfield). -
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'"CARPUSEL w IN REHEARSAL AT SAN<CtEMENTE HIGffo SCHOOL FOlf UtTUlliliAY Ol W
----'-:_Lyua'---Black la cirrle:d by:cha,... Slophenson aa °"ii hibr,..., ~,..-, t, ..-·o.. · ·
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Bandit Strikes .'-.farousel~-Set .
Miniature GoH . ' . -
Mallorca, Balearic Islands, lo Laodoa
with IO adult pa-m and one boy
plus a crew of aevm uploded a!t<r lbe
c:oJllslon and crubed -of Nantes In
Westen .France. I •
'"'ftlert were DD surrivors.'' aid Iberia
Airline olficlals In Paris and polioe
autboilties bere.
F'reoch air traffic . controllen -been oo strike for -U at the Paris
alrpoN and mllituy penonnel have
been badling airline trafDc.
Police said they could offu no ex-
planation bow two alrllnen a--:.:z flJinl' iD the ..... directloa bit
other.
It -the -Plane craall JndiltlJI of the . day ilmilvlna Spanlab alrllet
planes. .
Gama1es panned lo lllM!D today a blD
aime4Jlt bloctlng Ifie flow of nillliO!ll _of.
dollan of lobb)'isl campai,n con-
trlbutlclll; gilll and favors lo state
lq!slal<n. The measure wookl outlaw
lobbyists tnaking · c a m p a i g n coo-
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f.oul-se for .$300 Ckmeme-SchOOl Will . Do ··P1ay· Earlier today;a twJo.engined Cuavelle
al the SpanJsb Avlaco lloe c:raslled Into A
the ... oil the Allanlic island ol -
. ire in Garage
amage-$5,000
trlbuliom, Ganzafes said. '
Half an hour before the news con-
lmuce, Gonzales said the proposed bill
was being redrafted by tbe tegihttve
counsel's office and cancelled bis ap-
~· While then an about 700 lobbyista at
the capitol, Gcmales said earlier ooly
"about a qQll'ter'' of them are con-.
sidered a problem. State law =lly
requires lobbyist.I lo file spending
-with the Secretary of State. In bis .two mooths in the Capitol,
Gonzales said, be bas received ollen of
campalgn fu.nd1 and been •cOftnfbebned" by offers of. free meals,
drlnb, tbeat<r and iacetrack . paues,
"vacation glans and mloor things sucb ..
sbipmen&s of whle.''
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An employ• of the San Clemente ductioo of Rodgers 'and Jlammntdn•s'
miniature •._CQU COW"Se on north El musical "Carousd" at San ~
Camino Real, was robbed of $300 by a High School on Maidl t, 10, ,.._. 11.
lanlcy young bandit over the weekend -The show will tilend the laledl of
the ""°nd bo14up in tlie city .in as many llludents fr.om tbe drama, -. pro-
days. ductloo, and music· de~
Ralph Edward Norvell told police a tall Nick Man!redo, wbo plays the l<ed role
man armed with a .2a,caliber pistol came of Billy Bigelof, alao bas ""'ilned
up lo the links Saturday at 10,07 p.m. scenery for the. pr¢uctioo. Scene artists
and demanded IDODeY. aSs!stinc him are Lyssa Black, whO also
Alter taking the cash, the bandit ran plays the cbaracter of COrrle Plpporidge,
across the miniature links, vaulted a Jan Patrick, Mardi Brent and Dellbie
fence and disappeared in the area of the Norrlaon. ·
Boya Club .. police were told. · Rea111a Kli!inme will '8ppear u J1llle
Detedlves this .....-ning ssld that thert Jordan, the feniale !Oad and Greg PoJta
was a "oliCht reoemblance" In deocrip-will play Enoch Snow •.
lion betWeen the golf course bl!!dll and : The story l8ltes · plaol m· Ibo Mew
tho 8'ubbJ• )'OllDc man who rolibed an • ~land coast In the late lllOll .•bore
' employe at the San Clemente Inn Frida1 Julie, a ~ girl, falls m lovO and Clemente Hi!fh morning and Oed on fool. malries Bigelow, a barker at a -tJr
....., • Tbe latter bandl~ ofllcers said, was Carouael.
clre!lled clllloreutly, however. He Is killed while running from lawmen
Hostin• g Sc-'l_OO: J Jn the Saturday boldup the robber's at,. imsulng him for"ll~ ~-Jle :n u,. induclinc a loag l!Hlcan vut, a lafer re1111m In aplrit alid watcba JI&
pith' l!elni& atjd coiiiblt boots, Norvell and their daugbt<r as she· grows up.
with three crewmen but no pauenpn
OM - - -.lllmllbled bf ~ ._iec! the mlllsion lfaiie-Jlo ......... • 11111 ·Dellllle ......... ' Iberia and Spanlu plane .... 411 w""' O!""' •11 e• '!""k wm 11e c1ooe curied . In c1ea; ..... IJ!er with exi:eDent 11J ....... , ti -SJlel, dmna Ylsiblllty and In a regloo DOI especiaJ1J -mi .. ......,, ......... ,_ noted i.. air turl!olence. ..., ........ _..._. bet~~=~=
1lle cll«W ii Bea Mrl.ane ~viatioo IOW'Cel aid in Madrid :::'at':, ::::_ ,;::..'"":"~ era! Iberia said ill e <OIQIDllDlqqe h.o days ~ ... its operationo had been beavlly al-
.......... -the ........ ..--ol bead -by the -of -air ..... -~ ...... .i adlooJ p•yaical trolJen In put days. lltw !liglots
---lllllma -~ canceled and ollss --·•-' ---and the~ .!l!!ws Jbeda said. • ~~-
clindtd bJ llidJanl ~ wlll siag. Spontoa lost a Oorftir 11111 Colwado ID
Pllpuiar -ti the --"1-is ~· wont air dlauler three mootha _. Oii All Oftr,"-U I I.Mm You," ago. A total of U6 -was tilled
11111 "Y•'B _. waa--. • whm the Jet ~ !l1pped over iD
-· tlle adlool'• -c..i.. wlll slnJnl ...... ...;; l..it loot-oil lnlm Ibo be ralltd .. iWJ •• • .. ~ Santa Cna, c.ary lallnd'• airport and
-MpMiiaMU d .. '"'la!W Bob -Into lllt""""" I
Rmmkt1 • * ..-""' ... -· I Tbo -will bqln 81 I p.m. ~ _.,lo JUI and are anilallleat the
--·--. 1lle -of
-.. by calllDI -· ,Academic Qtiiz '1itn ...... 1o the robbery •t the 1nn • •
. da~ befbre said the 6andlt there wore a c . . .. .,. w· lk Out San Cemenle Jlilb SdlQ!ll will hoot 1!iridbreaker •with 8 lire COmpe!l)' o·mmunisW) a ' f!YIHnember teams lrom n a>UJrty bllb 'tmblem attacbed. grqay je.,,. and
l<hools 'l)Jesday for an academic com-a week's growth of beard. C Cfu:oaored by theJGreater . ~=of=~-=1es.:-Sailkiter Hurt -Of Joint Panel Talks
EE HOW THEY GO the -""""' o1 the i-11, ~ : •
-whleh will dttermlne lbeblCh -In s , ........ r~ •ur.im . ,._ 1'lie ~ CLASSlFIED ADS ,, llCbool team -..o.b,le lo ~-. an. em~.u«> J. ·~y:;.i ~~·~ ~ ~
, -abOllt a wljle qrtety of academl4-< , • , , , ''11Di11n' ~ "'6i In dlipode
-~~ ~ rtall7 ,. ~=Jlllli·iilll'i :;m ~ m ·.~~~of nd ·< tfi:v"'' -~the elelillqe J ~._ • lloe ho'or thll -1. School's -'lad loa ~, wlll' salllll8ti' IOat!li; San CleJl!ODte pr o( war.
-the Anaheim HlP School -.. General Hospital a ,...i o( tho Y aaid ille. •'111U>ft e-o b hi
'M 1-la SS. orll oner, Both loeal -woo~ llnt rolllld premiMI over the w11tond. l2e Mllre Anledo;aa POW
• ..._I RIB, PS, -at a prnlous meetloll and could ' be Jel!ery Richard Savqe n, of t:J'I ,.....,.. •.Ince tlie JMC ts ,_.,,hie lor
Jllpn. *' (Plqe.No.) matched against each other Mardi lJ 11 Avenlda Del Mar .suff~ • oplnal In-mu.tn& ~for. the l'tl<o .... Or-. 1118'1 Scbool II llle7 win al tbe jury bl a spill siturd., durln&. a ja111t "!'lie ~ ni.u.d C POWs ,,,. ... sold the lint day the ...... -
......... _the_per
11,li••ad. U ""' want ID buT or aell car qolotb, nm JOI&' owu DAJl.Y
cl rilled want ad toloJ. Tho
llDeisMMm.
San Oemmlo liloelmc-• from • hilltop 0-~h llpspltal. ~,. .... .,Ind --• Tbe top team at'lhe a of the """8at Police and flrenllll NruJWbed to j!Cbidilled allQll! llaldl U, a -.fta
wtJI play In Las Vegu aplnst the top the b1ll to lranopolt qe lo the Tuallay.
teom ti ~ CountJ, Nev. bospllal All l'OW• are lo be lnied bf -•
Son ail-ie portlclputs prV'll!ll Nuneo this momtna ssld that the 11>--lerma of the Par1I peace -__._ 11111 ol II sclioots 1broqllout lured aallkiter was "clolog lalrly ...U" -.
Iha c:ounly In lt'IO. alter the fall. Communist opobsm111 sald the Nor1h
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-"Vll!aimn .baadll -a pnrnMI )ist ti POWs lo be at Ira. -
A llillh VitfM'I I ll't ...., aid
lodqthe S1i1iJO pna-lllll lnteada-
to ftConl al -...-It -."bJ -•-111e ·-. bJ tbt Paris ~· n. 0 !rt• .... , .... that
.......... ----th of tlito (01 a It lloldt -ID ldlltiaa lo
Ille ()•n 1" PO'lb alna4y -
-aal -......... Illa Commmlola a lilt al ......... to '1e nlt11a~ The
0 '* -............. .... 'fll'l!WI. ,.. ,,
f Tbe weathedadl' -IW!OJ llies
for "'-lay, w!tli blcbo ol araoncJ
15 deer-at the -and • land ..... OftmlCbt loWa In lbe
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Saulll -»ot>aay ....... ..,. hod been _ _.,..... Two ...,... d ...... ts
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whetller they were black or white. 'lbeir
bodlii were riddled whh at least 90
machinegun bullets, Sudaneae offidals
rtporled.
1be Sud>n'I actlng attorney geaeral
-lormatloo of .. ~ ....
eommillee under Proloaltor G......i Ab-
bas lbrallam lo probe "all lhe indd<nls
which loot place at lhe Saulll Anbiaa
EmhaasJ" and lo pl.oat lhe JDD'der
cha'ltL ~ olflciBlJ al lhe airport said
Sl>:lanese officials l<>ld them lhe Black
September group "wW be euanat."
1be &ate oepartment said !be bodies
would arrive at Andrews A1r Force Bue.
Md. near WasJUncloo late l<>day and lhal
the mm would be burled lnArlingtaa N•
tioDa1 Cemetery. Bolh Wert Wcwld War II
V<teraDL
The enlire diplomatic -0 r
Khartoum wu on the nm.way today,
many of !hem weeping openly, 'llllen lhe
two Dag-draped cofllns were loaded Into
lbe plane by lork.filt trucks.
The presidential plane was dispalched
lo Kbartoom by Prealdenl Nil<oo.
The Saudi minister or piblic aervice
and admioistralioo. Abdul Ralunan'
Abdaal, accompanied lhe bodies. ii< will
conoey Sudan's condo..,_ penonallJ lo
President Nlscn
The wives or !be two men, bolding bacl:
tears, went down lhe loog line or
diplomats and embassy staff shaking
bands and saying goodbye .
Mrs. Moore sl<>pped to emhraee each
ol lhe lour U.S. Marine guards In dress
blue uniforms who guarded lhe colflnl.
Another special American plane Dew
the body or lhe Egypti ... bom Eid to
Cairo today.
II lhe eight memben or lbe Black
September group are executed they will
be the lint or !he group lo be esecuted.
Bitter Breezes
Spoil Weekend
On South Coast
~y. oorlbwesl winds up lo 311 miles
per hour came up early Sunday mmUng,
Cll"'in& poor aurfing conditions mid
P"""Plil'I officiah to post small ""' warnings thrmgbaut the day.
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Flies...,.. n.g
USAF U. Col. John Dnmesi of Bladwoocl, N.J, relmnlag pri.oner
or war, wa•es his homemade American flag out window of Medine
Bw en route to Oark Air Yon:e Hoopital in Philippines. See atory
Page 4.
Student Nurses
Stage 'Disaster'
Drill at Hospital
A groop of 15 studmt aurxs lnxn Sall-
dlet.dt College porticipolod ill .. _..
hcJl!Ptal dispster drill a:rmprisiog 10
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AiOM 14*1)itC the coeds a '"'fl"'ri-!ti'iml"
Weft facally U-. G<rtnJdo C.
Baker, -• diairmm "' amsinC
tclo1C2lian, and Delphine ll. tl> Nedi, ID-
strudor of llllfSillg.
The -of !be --... l..t was eo incnase tbe wurtiog reil'"•tshit•
wilb agmcies portic:ipollDC ill atldgtll<Y
~ said -llanh of lhe
Ol"lnge Camly -of Eum .... y
s.mc... ---lbe"""*-
The -- -fl !be lorgal ever held. lbrsb ailL
It i .. ""'ed put* ••• bf tocal fire
depatmalb, ~ Ce•• t 1 Olm-
w•••'h •a, Jladio ,A !RF Ci•il ---.-11-1 w Uwf, Ibo ""'*"' -of s.11m .. Qlllanria aad -........
Candy Machine
Grabs Finger _
Costa Mesa firemen were gritting
their teeth over Frank Arrance
Jr.'s sweet tooth Sunday.
A lolal of m fittmen srunmooed
I<> lhe Harbor Shopping C..ter
pushed. pilled, pobd llDd pried r ...
311 mtm.,. gelling Ibo 311-,_.id
boy's -band out of a amdy mwljhw!,
'!'bey finally lrted lhe Escondido
l<iC, wbo bad -up lhe ven-ding maddne's delivery chute in
-of tasty loot. He complained or a pinched r.mger. but came out in better
shape !ban lhe machine, which
limnm flnally bad lo tear apart.
County Studying
Free Taxi Rides
For Indigents
Water temperalu"" of 58 depoes lM>lh
·-.__Air_ ~~ r1J901 "C\. inside ~ JI I! 16"'.0• ml at Fl ,..;;; pnltided
Hart.of, San Oemente lifeguards ~ air et1a•1 tm to pmticiplmw tmpitals
ported.
Free lui ...me few Indigent prepant _..,._to !be <nnge, ~ Medical -. will---di..,rsslcilL~
Tbesday by the county Board ol
Sbpe: tbal.
Surlers enjoyed three and lour-foot
waves Saturday bUt lound choppy surf
Sunday.
One surfer from Dana Point. l~year
old Ron Muzzy, was badly cut on the chin
when he collided wllb a surfboard. He
was treated at San Clemente General
Hospilal aod taler released. tlleguards
said.
Suoday's heavy winds at Dana Harbor
lured some hardy sallon to the aea, but
most of the vessels stayed at their docb.
patrolmen said.
Several vcsselJ ran out of fuel or
capsized in the winds and required a tow
to smig harbor, officials said.
No injuries were reported ln U.
routine mishap&, however.
$400 Coffee Table
Stolen at Dana Home
A custom coffee table valued by the
owners at $400 WIU stolen during the
weekend by intruders who carried the
1 furniture from the foyer of a Dana Point
restaurant while patrons were being
served nearby.
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Stall at the Wind and Sea restaurant,
25152 Del Prado, said the thieves waited
for the hostess to leave the foyer area
and then carried off the bulky coffee
table.
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Father Rescues ·
Boy From Lion
TAXOKA, Japan (AP) - A 31-,....-old
man reached bttwu:o tr.. bus and klrc-
ed open !be jan of a lioa willr bis Imo
bands lo !rte bill f.year...td ..., !ram lhe
lion's grip, polic< have ~
The boy, Yukihib llayasla, mlered a
restricted slorlrade smmdaJ at a IDO in
this town in nortboni Japm. 'Illm. polic<
said. Sunday, • o.y.ar-old -lion
reached through an opening Wwaa the
ban of her pen and scratdled the .., ..
face and seired bis left ann.
The boy's lalher, Shinicbi Hayashi,
leaped into lhe sJockade and loughl -
mlnulea will& the lioa. Tbe blbtt !Ul-
lered mly slight Injuries lo bill right
hand, police said. 1be bo}''s injuries will
nquft two-wert treatment, lbeJ added.
ROTC Program
Slated Thursday
At Saddlehack
An inlormatloall progmn cm !be Arm-
ed Forces R.eoen< Ollioen TrainiDg
Corps will be lreW fran II lUL lo 3 P-ID.
Tt.ursday at s tMri Coflece
Aimed al assisling stlJl:te+I• iDlien!sted
in lransferring from tbe CWl!ip+1ify eof-
lege to· .. RDl'C -Ille -will begin with • reception at 10 am. in
Building A-7. ~
Jack Swatttbaogll. dean of st....._
said ~ for Army, N~YJ. Air
Forcr and -C«po RDl'C pragnms oo all U.S. tlJllegea and mllver llliel will
be preseaL
Individual oonla..,.. trill bo al!end
lrom U _, lo J p.m. ot !be West Qud.
StudmtCmt<r.
AD mi.rested bip -.i oallos< ·--.....-... --educltian lldrilerJ wff.bip * 8'fMlil-*
Community c.lk&o District .... -
Anaheim Boy Saved
From Canyon Ledge
An Anoheim"""' .... -sa.i., 1rom a lodge :1111 r..t above IM cr..I< bod
In Silvtra&> Canycn
A -Orqe Coml1 Famtry team .i..t.ed two Mun to 1ernove Jafm
J. ~. 17, "' 1171 -Place.
Anaheim. ,,,. )'Oldh bad -"""""' r--be dW<d aa1 1o11 '15 r...i te lhl .......
ii< -ed .. lol-'ed -·!be bU .,.., Iha~ Om~°"*"·
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'I1te boon! rejected !be project by a S.2
vote in January but county
Administrative Ollicer Robert Thomas
bas resubmitted the proposal estimating
!be ""8Jly cculd save $114,000 a year In
bospital costs il IDOlben received ade-
quate pmalal --· Coot of !be P*"Ci am is estimated at $1.,lM a year.
'l1lomas said that or 20,000 ap-
poin-rcw pmalsl care u pereent
will be mis><d because of lack or
transportalion.
He said 40 percent of the J70 newborn
infants requiring intensive care after
birth last year were tun 1o motben who
bad not ,......ed .,....1a1 care. Another
31 pertmt bad three visits or less with a
doclor, be reported. -lioo or !be laii service has
been~ by lhe Grand Jury.
Single Parents'
Dinner Planned
A "Blarney Dim<s' Dance" Satunlay
night in lhe San Clemente Elks Cub wilt
•ekome the °"" olfioen of Parents
Wilbout Partners.
Any 1incJe 1J1111!111s In Orqe Qiunty
m..r.sted In lhe affair may call 49Mt77,
137-3319, or 49:MiOl9 for resenations at $S
pb' .,......,.
Sylvia Cannon 1s pres;c1eo1..i.ct or
PWP'1 South Coast O>opte, suceeedlng
Wiiliam Gnydoo. Completing lbe slate
are: Vld« Helling, Jac;k Ander-llDd
RaUin Cl'aig, vice presidenll; Paul No-
ble, memb<nbip dirtclor, Mary Mari,
-,.. and Albert Schul, lreasurb'.
Lecture Scheduled
By Art Teacher
Leonanl Scbtu, -and Oranp
Coast College leldler, will dlseus!
'l'r<nds and Taste io Art ·Today at lbe
Thundoy meeting of t he San Clemente
AIU ad <:nils Club'.
Tllo -. begins 11 7:311 p.m. at lhe
Son a.mente Olmmlmily Ccnlet', 100 can. Seville.
Sd>ea also will ...... lllidol fl his -.
-prtmarlly ........ fl -~ of the old West lllOOI __.and iroWlnp
or calilomlo'• Mot1>cr Lode go1c1 CIJUlllry.
San Clemente Jewels
Stolen h}' Burglars
Blqlars -ttnap the dojlr or a
San °"""'*' ..-... lalo SUnday and
.-off with flOO wwlb of jeftlry .
• PllllooAiddlofftrellWIU1lOlledlolbe
' I 1 m» ol Ted l.eataa Oltlfrn. 16'
AWllldt lllateo, II lt:l5 p.m. imla:y lo
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High Court
Turns Down
TWA Plea
WASHINGTON (AP) --' The U.S.
Supreme Court today declined lo
recooslder lta: decl!lon throwlng out a
massive damage judgment against the
finanda1 empire or nowanl R. Hughes.
'" • brief, -order, lhe btgb court re)<ded lhe pki or lalf)'ers !or Trans
World AlrUnel who ailed for a-rehear-
ing, saying lhe bigh court's decision
voldJng the judgment turned on an issue
which bad been presented by the Hughes
Tool Co., !hen """'11 by Hughes, violated
antitrust law by !ailing lo pur<llase jel
aircraft for TWA In lhe ~ Hughes
Tool at lhat time owned more !ban n
percent or !be TWA stock.
The Supreme Court reversed the
damage judgment -which approached
$180 mlllioo illclodlng tnleres~ The' auit
was dismissed.
The majority In lhe I lo 2 decision held
lhat. lhe jet transaction could nol be
tested in an antitrust suit because the
Civil Aeronautics Board authorized con-
tro lof TWA by Hughes Tool.
NJ in the earlier decision, Justice
Thurgood Marshall took no part in de~
oying lhe petition for a rehearing.
Niguel's POW
Pitchford Faces
Surgery on Arm
NATCHEZ. Miss. (AP) - A rteenllJ
returned American piaooer of war
·-home,, Is In Laguna Niguel, will undergo suJtery on an injured arm,
which ls e :r p e c t e d to require three
mooths hospllallzalion, bia molber said
here today.
Air Fcwce Col. Jolm Pitcblord, 45, Is
currenUy recuperating at March Ai'r
Force Base. He was a prisoner of war fo
seven years.
His molher, Mn. Inez Pitcblor:d, said
"He sound.1 better every time 1 talk to
him. It sure is wnoderful to have him
borne."
Sbe said Pitcblonl hoped lo visit here
prior lo lhe ...-gery 00 bill arm, Injured
-he ..., shot down Dec. 20, 1965. Mrs. Pildllonl said talks wilb her llOll
mostly centered on family matters. He is
one of 10 children.
"We have a rather large family and it
took Jack a wblle to caldl \Ip oo
everyooe,•• she said, noting' Pitchford.
spent time ill prlaoo tryjng to recall
~ys fl. ftrioos tami1:f fuembets as • rell<f from.__
Firm in Capo Cited
For Sunday Working
A Westminster finn was cited with
violating a San Juan Ca)Utrano city
ordinance Sunday after its workers
allegedly tarpapered lbe rool or a
buildioa' under construction bl the 32200
bklck o1 Camino capmrano.
Orange COuoty Sheriff's officers said
lbe alleged actions or lhe Courtesy Roof·
ing Company violated city construction
CXlde.s governing Sunday work.
Skating Boy Killed
SAN FRANCISCO (APl -Seven-year·
old Vincent Scott was skating near bis
home when be k:lSt control and went off
the sidewalk into the path of an
automobile, officers say.
•Freep~ Banned
Huntington Calls Paper Obscene
THE CIT\' ctert'1 office has denied permissiOO !or dlstributloo ol the
Wtttr.ly 1"o Angeld l'r<e p..,, in news raolm around llunltngloo Beach.
' ' An -t on Iba! declsloo will be heard tonight by lhe <Jly council.
• THE BEVERLY Hills legal firm of Gold, Herscber and Taback Is repre-
senting two men. Howard Smith and Horace Ortega, who want to pl.ace Free
Preis news raclm In fflllltinglm Beach.
City Administrator David Rowlands said today the newspaper CO:Uld be
sold over store eo1mters, but not 1n news racks where minors couJd easily buy
lhe paper.
"WE CONSIDER. it an otr&:eoe paper. I'm not even sure you couJd call
it a newspaper," Rowlands said. "It should not be sold to minors.''
City Attorney Ocl'I Bon.fa has issued a JegaJ opinion ~lati!!g the pa;per rould
be banned from news racb under pnwisk>n of the californ1a Penal (.ode.
SMITR AND Ortega say they would like t~ set up Free Press news racks
oen to other new a racks commooJy found in the city.
Joseph, Taback, their legal counsel, says his clients' constitutional right!
were being violated by the denial.
The council meets at 7 p,m. in city CQUncil chambers.
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CUSD Trustees to Certif):
Ballots for School Bonds
Capistrano Unified School. District
Trustees tonight will certify the ballots
cast in the reeent landalide approval of
$25 million in 9Cbool hoods -an action
which is certain to spark discussions
about immediate planning needs for the
district.
The certilication or the ballots is a
legal requirement after each election. No
form:ai items are scheduled calliDg..Jor
discusiion on the pc>Mible sale of the first
batch or bonds.
Two other items on the agenda, tabled
at the last board meeting, also will be
considered at the 7:30 p,m. session.
One Jtem is the approval of policy
guidelines for creating a new Office of
Volunteer Participation which w i 11
develop and coordinate a districtwidc
program or volunteers for in-classroom
servi ce.
The other item postponed for further
F}ona Page J
VIJITNAM .•.
derrepresented the number of Com-
studY was a method ol evaluating the
free ''student hour" which ocairs three
afternoons per week at both high schools.
Evaluation resuJts are eipected to bf!
used as a basis for school scheduling dur·
ing the next scboo1 year.
· Trustees will also consider:
-Preliminary plans for summer school
sites, programs and a budget for sum·
mer recreatiooal offerings.
-Possible option ID< blgb school
students to lake foreign languages !or
either credit or no credit. ·
-Budget guidelines lo follow !or lhe
1973 to 1974 fiscal year.
-A pilot °""'"' wbere Meolally Gifted
Minor students al Dana Hills High School
travel the Colorado River in kayaks.
Police Report
Arrest Solves
Burglary Wave
munist POWs it bolds and has refused to San cl e men t ll . police detectiws
hand over lhe list. reportedly cleared al least nine "'5idor>
The North Vietnamese JMC delegation tial bw-glaries allegedl,y OOQVllittM by a
spokesman, ~l. Col.,ilul Tlil .. was . .Sked ybui!'g " man being 'held . th . cenlral
whether the dispute between the v\et-~1 on numtrOUS charges (l( theft
nantese would . affect (uture An\~can ahd : '
prisoner rele'ateS. ....... ·· · '11 """1"1 ·They said a' book' malt tie Eirtied had
"The altitude or lhe RVN (Repqbllt of a tale to tell delectlves. ·
VietMmJtnterfered--wttlrthe'1+or'f-of-the-----sut-10C31 offtttrs-"'8id t-ftey-may never
JMC and , of course, It will have 8n in-have the chance to prosecute Dale Henry
flueoce on the prisoner relelse,". Tin Wenlin, 22, of South Dakota, because the
replied. "The cause or that rests enttrely agencies in Santa Barbara and Ventura
on the RVN and the U.S." Counties have priority.
Tin said the Viet Cong ''wouJd only Werdin, said San Clemente Detective
return to a meeting when the number of Leonard Goodwin, allegedJy pulled at
released was correct according-to the least nine residential burglaries in the ci-
Paris agreements." ty earlier thlJ year, ming !\·Blass cutter
Maj. Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward, chief to cut holfs in wlndows which then allow-
U.S. delegate to the JMC, said he felt the ed him to gain entry. \
problem should oot stall the release of Good\'in said the man is alleged to
more American prisoners of war. have pulled dazens of similar jobs in the
He said the United -States feels other communities up north.
repatriation of POWs can continue while The aingle piece of evidence which of·
other points are being negotiated, a U.S. ficers said links Werdin to the local
spokesman said. · crimes is a handmade bookmark.
Woodward said the American position Goodwin said a amall, hand-sewn
is that all parties should stick to the bookmark was found on Werdi.n when be
agreement on the return of POWs, was arrested.
prisoners should be released at the "The item has a mate.
agreed intervals in Increments of ZS per-"Both were made by a woman In San
cent and the POW releases should be Clemente.
completed by March 28, or 60 days "And her home was one of the dweU.
following the efiec tive date of the cease-ings hit by a burglar last month," the
lire. Iii detectivQ said.
LOW PRICES ARE BORN HERE ••• RAISED-ELSEWHERE
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GE 23.6 cu. ft.
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ToCainNAIA Spikefest Out Tennis
Tourneys
HOWARD ..
HANDY
LA GRANGE, m. -Arlbur
Albe rallled s...tta,y to capture
two tie-breakers and -the
$11,000 nationally • televlaed
Kemper lnternalimal tennis
toumamont.
1be 1-ed Asbe, wbo
lost tile llnt !let '-3, outgun.
ned England's Roger Taylor
H, 1-' for t b e $10,000 lint
pri7.e.
Taylor .. 32, was appearing
lo• the third time this year In
the finals ol a World Cllam-
pionsbip Tennis tournament.
Jolll&".'11'-moy a6t be nadJ. lo reltre . HAMPl'ON, Va. -Jiminy
u -If. tile. VIL\ ~ fw anue Omnon survived two set
...... a mild -. -........ tloo ..,.., -points and defeat.cl Die N ..
-,.-. Mll •·*'-r • •·~l taief.(;w, 7-6,Wforhisflrst
el aQ. a -wll be -~ after Uli trh1111i>b .,. ... 'the Romanian
-If ... Is ....... , -H. • and the $10,000 fil'9t prize In
Bid: 1ae mu mttator wa1 reoenO, heard tbe Coliseum. Mall Internatioo-
lo lie tlriffla( eat loacl abotll a -Ible ,.. at teonill tournament.
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D.111. y Pll.OT
-bigll jilmp lllle with ~ leaps ol
1-lO • a &emrmn and ~ at South-
west ""•iRana State.
one llling may be tlil!ereot this time
around, boweo<r. Jact Is l<aming the flop
.-...i ol blglt jumpil!c UDller an able --T1111 Qumptw. Qiimp1oa bad Dick .Foobucy .
plaeemeol.
He 1<11 lloat Fred Taylot' ol Ollio State bad
the lulde lraek lo die job util be nlfered
a bead problem. Al 41, Tayloe Is a &ood
friend of Bndm 1Wetlc dlredor J. D. Mew·
DETROIT -For tile fourth
time in sh: weeks, Australia's
Margaret Coor! defeat.cl COUil·
trywoman Kerry Melville in
the finals of a Virginia Slims
women's professional tennis
toumamen~ winning Sunday
by a 7'6, 6-3 score here lo take
home $6,000.
PRESll!>ENT'S CUP Fll\IALISTS -Nancy Newland
(right) wife of UC lrville water polo and swimming
coacll Ed Newland, is the President's Cup champion
garet Rife in the finals. Othet finalists from loft in·
elude: J<>c Hartley, Katie Gardner, Nancy Barnes,
Dorothy Jo Swanson and Mrs. Rife.
pir. . at Irvine Ooast Country C::lu'.'.'b~aft'..'.e~r~def~ea'..'.ti'.'.'·n~g~M'.'..a~r.:_· _________________ __,
... bigll --in Oregm and alter llis'l!Jeelog wHh bim e11 U..me!hod ol jump-
ing, -'<II lo help bim impw•. Q.,,.... Is ..., tho track and field eoecb
Ill SoCal Olllqe and has Camey !ll>de< bi! .mg. '
"'lllrn Is m lollq bow blglt be can go
-tho llop," Qwnptm ~. "He bu done
-f--llmeawilhblsformer ......., and rm ..... 1>e Cllll 8'> blgber will!
tbe8op." ... ... * PM ' '.....WtfJMD11111MtUve
-• -• -llol dlon ...... tare• --fl-•lmadatanmi!UC
-- -tloo ....,.. llold. a... Gal7 -An-..... play-
.. USC 111 tloo --may u .. made • -_,... -... Usl laeladed: ~ er a, · 11o1cty Mdl'alllimd ut1
- -fl tloo Kaus Clly Royab; Joe Slo;l r el tire. BllMa RM Sn; Bob 7Arck
.. tloo _ ... Elpoo; Paddy C4llllllo ol lhe
Teus •no••; _. l!d Keet.et of ~ At· --llanJ -· Dee F..., ad BDct EllJoU
Aoot11er .. tile 1tst u Duny cnun, a for.
mer playtr and assistant coacb •t UCLA
110W -, tloo f-GI Lotllnllle
Uolventl)'.
A1ao Hated ..,. Marvjllanlmuui ol Wub-
lngtoa Uotvmtty .... Jerry Nlrmu, • for-
-'ll'eedea ........ -tloo -dy· llUI)' ilepll.
-=~,diatWeedeabu mide a tit eevcral memlMn
of ... --team lllcladbtg -ler BID WOU.. to remalll oa tbe job 1111111 Ibey
gndbte.
1be NAIA DtstiiCt m '°""""' have named
i..,, u.man teams 1o COlllpe!ll 1n tile nm
8111J11111 an..tar baslretball cluslc to be staged
at Btola College Friday.
David Payne Im been selected from South-
ern ()allfornla College lo the South roste!"
but one c:r two other SoOal players OJilkl be
named this week.
lnclderrially, there were no SoCal players
named lo the lo.man district team or given
honorable mmticn (II more places)., p.,..
haps they did it will> mim>n lo gain a spot
in tlwf distrlct·playof!s.
Miss Court bu now won
$36,000 siD<e this season's lour
began. Mn. Melville took
home 13,000.
BWie Jeen King waa third
In the singles and ..., ll,900,
wblle llosemary Casalt was
fourth and tooi: home $1,IOO.
lCCC Golf Area JC Nines
Crown Won . _
B.Y J\1ewland Jn Circui~ Play
tirancy Newland, the wife of , • t
Uc •·frVtn swtmmlnw and Its gets down to lbo.nltty .with riJ!bt-hander ,S eve e • . IP'i\IY for all three area Junior Hedrick going for coach Barry
V• water polo·coacb E<I Newland, ¢!>llf4,•· baseball teams Tues-·,Wallace's Pirates. , 3-0 Ictory Is tbe winner o! the prost~eol's )i1y. , An<! right-bander John Wade
,,, cup golf champio~~p at That's when conference play Is eipected to start on IJ\e
F Ra In>ine Coast Country· Club for begins. , mound for coach Doug Fritz' Or ngerS the year after defeating Mrs. Gold!'" West Co I 1 e g e s Saddleback Gauchos against . . . defending Southern California host Chaffey. All three games Paul (Margaret) Rife in the Conference champions tangle begin at 2:30. C.:,MP~ ... c;rr" ~ ~ · final match Friday. with host Rio Hondo with Golden West has produced
whipped the Temple City's Nancy Batnes was ~ right-bander ~ Peterson (2-the top record of the three
crew 3-0 Sunday semifinalist winner over 0) scheduled to pitch for coach area teams, winning five of Its = goals 'from 'Tom Mor: Dorothy Jo Swanson with Fred Hooyer's Rustlers. six games thus far.
· and J' · T 1or n· h h . VasUy improved Or an g e With the exception of their rlSOD-lllllDle ay . other 1g t c amp1oos a~ ..... Coast hosts rugged Cerritos pitching, the RusUers, have
Mmrlson got the Coast follows : veterans back at most of the
Rangers ·their go-ahead goal Mrs. Robert (Joe) HarUey ·u
F ;rst Grunw· n Run Pro Cago , with a nifty 11-yard effort and defeated Mr•. ~ (l<atie) occ Skn" ·s poslcx;cOOS..;,. won four of Its six ., '-'tit T&;yior came through with • Gardner for the v i c e Wta and W received com-
pair ol aecood ball go8b lo preeident's title, Mn. Neal plete game performances by
. tbrotlle tile bolts. · (Vickie) Garey won the direc-. its pttcben In all atx. Hedrick S. CL _ ..Juled Tuesday Hockey Stan Mo8I waa credited with l!>ri ~"° over Mrs. Robert T . T"tl pdae"*'. ·~ r'ecotd lo dale. Jf,p,(J, an mist OD Taylor's -(Pat) Leeper; Mn. Howard 0 I e Siiddle~ ltaa. 4-6-1 mark
goal. T•YJor and J-·V"'1111 (Janis) Whiteside defeat.cl . going tnto conferenoe (!lay and • . • :.. . ..:· ._.... _,._. . .:Sta' 'offings . weretiniJedbyc:oacb.Gecqe Mn. Wllllam.,(,1lelty)~,,.'.i"'""' ....... -· 'lt''·ID~lllftlOi'liR-Tllio .,_ -co...,.. · .._ ... ODly one """" species llalTison following the actton.· for the goverho..S crown~ onn· """"010 0' -.,ewpo vlctory than tt did aJ1 of the
Tiie finl nve ol ~ lo ol llsh, a ..Utlve of the 'IJ'lll-1be Coast Rangers ...,.rves Mn, David (Helen) Ballan· Beach earned a 1irs1 place l9'12 campaign.
........., before m Id n I g b t ion found In the Gull of edged Temple City's reaerveo, tine defeated Mn. S a m medsl In tbe elite class,
Tueldar. CaUfoml/t...Js._ ,.,.:I;'=.r:=-:;:--:;3'~2.:Cl1!'1f'.~~~~~~: (Doris) Keyes for the Irvµle Jeadltig orange Coast
Tiie aact laadlnc ljlOls.... completely out of the water lo AOMH<.J L ;... •• D ub' Sund I T Winlly-m(J~~~·nt~~ College's ski team to lli•e----c~~poO"'::C:rrs=
not kDon. but the landing lay its eggs. ~ort if R I: • P!:'t. ia ay a . e e no~uallflers r:own: won . championship of the Southern V
farce wm number ill tbe m. The grunion eggs remain W.:t.ot11. 11 ~ ~~ r,YI California College Sk1 League
dreds ol tlxJ<mncls and they burled in the moist sand for ,....., DI-meet recenUy at Kratka Ridge <::alendar
will come .more like the · til the a.111
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44 t.1 :ffi v · d c in the Angelus Crest Moun-U..-. bot their objoctlves about 10 days, 0< UD . next E... ~ ll J!l i."' anguar s o.mpete taJns. T-Y '""'· '1 'l.be ·~ -'-of .. i .. '° tides .......... 1 1 . the second t "·A ~l'l'WnlnS! -LI Jotdl11 • 1 WWII um:: aame. --Ui6U .,_......... -:=:. C:.9' ·-t 18 mee W'C Wntml"-t.-(3~L _lfftlwll •• ~
f".acb yeu ill the .,,ma: the The htgb tides wash away the llwMlk J. ~ ..,. OCC skiers have entered and = 1i~r.':::;.r"..:':or.''co!i!
silwry gnaM Dip tbm "111 sand and expose ·the e.tis-~" jj U ..s
2 3 In NAJA M M won this year. 'fbey,compe\ed Mew. "' Moen 'l.AIOut 1f'l'lfr•t1ot1.t1 to....,amr-U.be•""'from W-rtllin two-oribree minutes r.c~111 .. Klfk ~ ~ It .. at . eel againatskiersfromEJCamino sw:',"'=,:~•,;.::.J::;.o-Htlb.
Baja c.lifcnia to Marro Ba7. •L.-11a•-s. and the ....... ~MDII• s1 11 .m College, Pierce, LA VaJ].ey, o.-._. •t Elflilclf.; lftrl.t.;. •t
After' depositing their eaa tn UllC egp ~ -v p;;:i sim 41 Jt _,,.. l: Crofton Hills, .Rio Hondo, ~ '::!",~"°~
the m:i:st mad iue above tbe ~In 11 ~-~ .. ~ .! ... ~ '-"".,.• ff ~ :1fl ~ Five and possibly six LACC and C8l state. ~ .t COit• ,.,.... <Mi .. J:1s1. ,__ ~ we &--Port! mbers f the a-.d--""""""VJeto .. Tustin'°"""""'' Met .. waterline \bf: gnmim:I return will have grown to about five ~ ._ me 0 -,;iuuw:IC.lu (.Northridge). °"' 1r Senti ,,,.. otr ._.,...,, Hur.-
to the oeiem ntas. • inches and will be ready to .=...nw:=-.~'=~°"'i California College wrestling OCC'• third and final uce =." ~ ·~==-~ E= t'be ~ --'-NDI, --"'-their r.~ s.......,;n., MlrwMlbe I~ 1 team wfil fiy to Sioux ' O.ty' this year ii llated for Satur-tMMy, CW.tmlM,..-&G wl-it .-:;tJ..a.-1~?~-fint· Mii-.·-........ ~"' _ .. ._ -~~i·~•Jl~l1'1 IowaW~sda_ytqPWticipete Et11ton. r1t1fkH4Wll...-wf-11 w..-.;u --~ ttr.'OriM ..... M .-daY-.at.Kratka Ridge. F-'lltl Vlll9¥ "' :t:IS), terrltroe 11 dlJI ~ August. are made to Since aro.inion runs a1w•"'" °""°'' 1a. ~iJ°' in the NAIA national chant-El:ling Hallstrom grabbed a ~ .. -,, '•"'• -Ciilliif,,:ifi"'. ~
order for _..... who like lo ~-,. °"' "'"T,.-:0-pionships Thursday tllrough first for the Pitates In the ad· :l' """" ,,,.,.
fish but :;t' be bothered ::C.18:toa~~ J!:1!,) ,.. ~~ ._ Saturday after winning the vanced lntennedlate division ; ..!r~': ... t~~t'*,;.,.c::"" =•• !!
1ritb rods and reei1. In fact. the mom'••, the •Department L :t =:,111~k District m title recen\ly. Tina Gary won tJie...women's u111ven1"' ts:ta>.
•L.... _. .. "-fisberman ...., 1~ L ,_._...,1,_ I T-11 .... c-di! /Mr .. Twttn. ~al'l!!'qe "'....._ of Fish and Game suggests ~: Pllotilfl: • Coach Jae .. Robinson's fli"lt· w~11,R:WOte c ass; Brian L~• tMCh •f ea1ion. E••1nc11 11
prubUly tinb ~dri• royall that the tasty fish would make ~.~~~~ year Vanguards will have Clark was a gold medali1t in ~~/:~ ... ~ .. ~~~,.,:;. =.
•1wrlnnln ii • uu. V« or a delicious breakfast dish fdr &;;"'..,_ tchMN*I three freshmen, a sophomore the men 's intermediate; c:o.11 """"' 1t e1 MocMM, F-tain ~···~fllr _...· . bout the mommg· -•ter a successful AtA ; a Junior in the competition Kathy Shuler copped fhe v.u.., 11 or.,..., M1r1r11. 11 Le Po1y. lll •111.t Army.f41V'( If Dini Hiii!, R...cho IS a grunion grabbJng ezpedilioo. w L rct. oe sure and possibly another women's novice diviskm; and A11rn11m ,, Minion v1e10. s.n
as bUic as you can get. It'• Here is a rec 0 mm ended C¥111•K~," : U .ij·711
11\'J rust-year man if he recovers Gary Ryan took first for occ cMmtnte 1' ~ 1111., s:1si.
jmrt JOU and tbe fish. hire .... tbod of preparing them: N~"l}:..t, P, ~ .. :u ,..,,., sufficiently from an Injury in the men's novice class.
bmls '""1 ml no boldll bar'-,_ -. - --.... Ii "~ sustained In the district meet. Ken Miller placed second in
Rustlers
Fall,3-2,
ToCerrit
SAlCTA BARB AR A
Golden . Wesl <:olle«i•
Rustin came out lll!COllli
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base)llll tournament SUnda1 .
wben South Coast Conf....,,.,
tougble Cerritos came. a.w•Y.;
with a 3-2 decision for tho
tow:ney championship.
Cerritos got the cushion 1
needed . in the eighth ilmlnC;
when tile winners pus
acroa one run to make it J.L
.Ruatlers p ii c b • r PMi
Espinoza came In 1!ith ti.I
ba,.. loaded and no -a..jJ
prt tbe d-lo Cerritos, lllll'
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Golden West pond 1119' '
marcJn to one In the nlmb
mn.i'=~-: OD Pbil Mac<:or1ney'1 aaa1llce
Dy • ~~~·=1::1::1
similar fallhton.
Mike Dodd •lniled and ad-
vanced lo tlVrd cin • aacrillco
and Gotdon Blakeley's Infield
single. Dodd soored on Tony
Crescl's sacrifice Oy.
, Dodd"wu ,..•~·for-II In the
tbree-rame toumey.
Tbo,)oa leaves coacli Fred
Hoover's Golden West nine
Wfth 8 5-2 record. I
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IP. MK'ClrtMy, ~ o • I ~'li ~~-.ct i : :,~ tl11191ef. rt • • 1 tJ• ~~= ! :·: .~r Clldeir. 1b 3 0 1 ,,.
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Go44llfl Witt llOl 000 Clilll -2 ~
retL ~ =.i"W::m~J.t·c&;r.: ~ !r' .§ .ffl 'lbe contingent is beaded by the advanced division and
'!be Departmml ~ l'ilb ad ow:"'~~:::, ~ " ; :$4; 1~ team captain Mark Lawrence Anita Smith w&1 runner 'up.in
Gamo, bowe;er, nmBds IJ'lll-~~ .,, :I,".=:,"".,"'=· r.;"&.,. IJ l: :IR II~ Cz:HI) and most valuable MARK LAWRENCE the women's lntermediate:Bill
ion ..-.. not to get -... . ,_,..~ wrestler In the District m . Higgim plcl:ed up third In the
cr-tj. Yau cu takei• IDlllY "tA.. ~ ~,,P ~"""""' 1ft\ ~ ~1 meet. Lawrence competa at advanced lntennediate and a ,.. -but h'• aplmt • ~ "" " ,,:Z:.'!21. ~~ IM pounds and ii tlngton Beach High School. Fran Villegas was third In the
die llw ta tMe more thin J'W ~.J;.. trom w ii t1 rw::: ~~1~ lit sophomore a Bob Fate. a .transfer from women's novice.
caG -lids, .,....,., or m::,.. ""\.: '1..!=1f'=:: --Dale Pia°te at 190 Is also a cx:c, finlsbed third in the
....... Cll' ,_. are jlf'O-=::, ::t'MUlin...-INdl... =~ :1111.. _frabman but . bas a...JOlid dia&rict com....ittion to gain a
Can you ·~
make more~~ · asa ~··· btbW. and It Is agalmt the. =-~"':.-.--::::S background with throe ,..... • ..,,..
1"" lo die a lmle In the bucb =-.f5$ ~..= ~. ""''":, ~ of Navy competition In ad· ~i::,: ~=a College
tot:riptbefilb. ..l:.,... -to"°""'-"""~"=: =~~Mtl"IOllt ditlolt to being a state mat won lbe team title at the ~ :-:: -
110:: =::r:L~~ii~i J~ champion in hlab School in district meet and thus was .;~i.ft~i::0i~~l~~:-,:
--..a ~ ..c1t """'4111hf run .... ...ny-ttie • L T '" .,. oa Wi9oonsin. · seetled f?lto the national rO(k coa · --P. ' ..,. ""'""' a I 14 1ao m 1lt Pia'-ho sutt--.a SANTA MONICA -21• 1nal•h: 1,ut -"-'-'their lnltlal nms T"'-"~"W,.::m:,.~ •. v,•..,... "c I" "'I 1 ~. wever, m~ • tournament. by·(lQSSing a "'""''"'~'"· . ~ _.....-'""& • C .::1'4 i,_. flJ M llWr: ..,,""' ft· 1 •7 Yi shoulder injury In his district rejional affair in Oregon last PA1tA1111s• cov• -~ •"fl•••.s:
· 'l'ueadaJ ni&bt the ""':"ecr.:: :::::'....::'~'Ir.I:'.<"'""' ~ !i ff l" 3 semifinal match and hasn'I kend '"'lie'IJtt•' .!"lj'.::.lm~· .. .,., · ~.,!~ " and :, ~to -'7-..i ... ~~ · v:'-i : it 1t hem able to work out since _w_ee_ -·--------"'-· .------"-'-~-~-' ~'~""'-'-"·-! clay .... _..ih P'rida)' "~·~::=..·"' °" I w,y, i.i1nc11n •. s ,, 1:1t ,.. the competiUon a week ago. ~ ftlhwlll ,...,.~S"~...!,'$ '::tr=. iili I~ !Ji lll He Is a questionable parttct-
(Utlbe 1o i:"~"':Z 1JOoc1ies ~~ ".......r-: ::: ir"t::.l'l'" !! lr ,1 mj m pant .. m the ~tionali .rter
lo A!lril and Moy 11 Js opinll w i -of ... -~~ · jl fl I t It! Iii . flnlsliing -ID tlpe district. tab them durlog ... ...,.,.. ti"* ~ .. r.f"4'1t'\__, ~ tt 1S '' t'J Hi 'nlree fttahman wrtltlen =-~ ~ '11111 repla-•• ,,;;;..~ c-~" "' m ~~.'._ le<U!dand, Pj1::,. t11s,r~ U.. llelpl lllUf'I pmpetuatkrn ..... ..-:... .. ton • t . ~ • co .......
of tho ...., by l)'tlatl lbem 11.!l!!!!>' • \ [~I transfer from · orange Coaat
to1a1 .... «*dSori drnial tbe ~ .. M:;"T"m."T: 12:• ..... , • ~· ~ •-r' College wnr ·complete the _._ it'· 11'!\'. ........ 'I'll ...... ' Seal 1eam. -pat ol lbelr 'l*I-~,,lj'..,•t:"~I....;.~ ~';. r..c. B_;_'•• 1t 111 ii -. . .,_ ti 1Vf' .. M./ r;M;;; Ii; ~....... --. ~v"~
LllPi fbldal for pmticlu ,.'., ;;~:,11:...:::::: = D "'-~'-,,_Tustin Hlgb U Is Poul will 1ee z ...-tlle-ntpt of ""' -w.;Wr"i:ll:o ,;;,. ~ Wllaon al 151. Taylor l'ltryw ,_a. ml~ .., June ~· ,.,.. , ... "'"'l.:.. .... ' tl'!'ll B;Y-;o:.. Is a freshman from Him-
Fish Report stockbrOker?. ~:'I '""' Get the facts. If you have a college degree and busi ·~1w
ness experience-safes preferably-you are lnvlted11r'
to attend one of our "get acquainted" informallon.u.1'1i;
meetings with a branch manager of a major New o.11
York Stock Exchange Member Firm. IT
. ·)Iii\! You w11l learn: 111 1. How much money stockbrokera make. q
2. What it takes to become a auccessful slock.brOk~
3. What type ot valnlng stockbrokera r'IC"lve. trl
4. If you have the experience and aptllude to qull
6. Anawers to your questions. .Y.~
TIME: DATE: ,~,
7:00 pm Tllllllday Maich 8 ""N
R8HfVlltlons are necessary. Monday Match 12"'"
Please be prompt. Tuesday March ~
LOCATION: "1
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f ,llUICK MOTOR DIVISIOl\j bu entered the compact lleld with selection of three
1• Apollo models, Including lh1a Hatcltbaclt coupe. The rear deck and rear window
I af the model iJ actually a one-piece tailgate that Illa to an lnalde cargo CllT)"
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L New Apollo Compact Car
Introduced by GM's.BU:.ick
N By CARL CARSTENSEN
,> Buick Division h a s in-
• lrOduced three models for its
:.'new Apollo compact series
"'which goes on sale April 1%. :t George EI 1 es, ·Buick's
4eneral manager and a
General Moton vice president,
\)deaeribed lhe Apollo Ha~
/j<hback coupe, thin plllar
VCfJUpe and 4 door sedan '1as
,..,.,. modell lhat fit the
/!dact1ption of comifaciJ In 1iu oJIUld price, but aomelhlng lhat
·_ .Bulck deal~rs will be proud to ~tell, and will enUrely keep the
Buick Image al quality, clus
{ nd luxury."
.: ELGES SAJD the new entry
~'will be "add-on business and
,.abould not take away buliness
·.from Buick's intennediates.'' ~Jani are to have over 6,000
i·Apollos in the hands of dealers
on announeement day with an
60.000 cars are scheduled for
production during the 1974
year, Elges said.
Shorlei by 10\\ inches In
overall length than the in..
terynedlate shod Buick Cen-
tiuy coupe, yet wllh about lhe
same ample jnterlor
dimemlons, the Apallo will
carry many standard· Buick
features.
All three Apollo models ~ ve
an IU·lnch wheelbase, wbldl
Is one inch less than the c.en-
'tury coupe and five inches less
than lhe Century 1 e d a o.
Height is 52\\ inches.
IN STYLING, Apollo carries
the "lS Buick design with sheet
metal extendJng down to a
lowered horizontal grille, and
a reinforced bumper.
i_'.add!Uonal 30,000 off lhe pro-
f dutlon lines before the end of JfM 73 tnO<!el run. More lhan
The Buick ventiports are
mounted on the front fenders,
adding to the overall Buick ap-
pearance.
Standard engine is the 250
cubic Inch !AA 350 cubic Inch
V-3 with Turbo-HydramaUc
three speed automatic
transmission wlU be offered u
an opUoo. SEVEN ADVANfAGFS
OUR PAGER OFFERS Two levela or interior trim
-staudard and CUilom -will
be offered In tile lhree mode~.
TI\O ""' seat ol lhe.l!Atcbback folds dowo pmvidlng a.;Joad
llool' _. 11ia1ua l~ ll!M·
THE DECISION by.l!llfc'°i' lo'
"rtacH olit· 'for tlUs 1 riew
business," Elges said, was
based on what the competition
lS" doing and the dealer and
customer demand for a lower
priced small car with the
Buick nameplate. Styling o[
that yours may not I · lhe Apollo can be considered
COMPUTI OUNGI similar to Chevrolet Nova ,
COUNTY COWl!IAGI Oldamoblle Omega and Pon·
J.cl'""-f: Lot•• ...._ tlac Ventura II.
S.. C...._.., Mhetoit Y!.fo, *
DoM Pehd, • well • La111 Progress reports in the
IMdi •M '""of L.A • .,.. fields of consumer relatklns l :1~~ ;:11~0MTH and legislation will be featured
in a Pl'OJ'lm headlining
"'t NO DEPOSrT 11ou1110 automotive industry speakers' ~ ON A,,..OYID CllDIT lit ONLT $17.0f PEI MONTH at the 28th annual Spring
H9 TOTAL COST BU!ineu Conference of the
, I •lllWtH ,...., Motor C.ar Dealer J -Assocla\ion
,. NlW COMPACT UNIT of Southern California, April
1 SID 11 •14 ir4 • lfiJ 24-2.8, at the Indian Wella
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For People with
.~iUppers'' and ''Lowers''
"lfttie nearest th ine IQ haYillf your
""'" teeth i1 Pollll>lfl now with a .-.@llstic crum. disccn·cey that actu·
ally holds both "uppers" 1nd
"lowe~" ;11 never befon:. po!llibte.
Ira a dllOOYerycal!ed l-'1xooKflT9
for d11ly home U!M: (U.S. Pat.
f3,003.98B) and if haa revolu-
tlOlliud dalturc •carq. FJXOOINT
ronm llD elutie mm.brane that
hd:r: a~!:> the lhock11 of bltlnc
an chewln(.
Wtth FlXIXl2MT many denture wearen may ut. llllJUk. l11u&h, with
lltllo •Ofl'Y of dtnt111ttm comin1 too.r.
One application uuty lai l for
houn. Dtnt-.ira that fit arc e.rn-
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reaulvlJ.~tea.y.to.-.F'noo&m:
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ACRES OF SPACE ON COSTA
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CONFER~_NCE Chairman
Diclc Arnold announced that
the speakers will be: R. D.
Nesen, AssUtant Secretary of
the Navy· and a Southern
California CadWac dealer; R.
D. Loomis. general sales
manager, Dodge Dlyis.ion;
Robert Beclws of California,
Advocates, Sacramento; and
Robert Aleaallder, dJ1ef qi lhe
CalifornJa 'State Bufeau of
AutomoUve .Repair ...
Jn anhoooclni the ,...gram,
Arnold aa ld the diacllsslooa
should stlmulale reci>rd U.
tendance for the conference
which will fOC\l5 on two of new
car deale~' major problems;
proposed legislation providing
governmental protection for
the dealen' franchise rights
and insuring adequate factory
support to dealers for new car
buyers warranty w<rk.
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Buildings Bite Dust
Judge Dismisses
Dr. De Kaplan y Voic~s Desire
' · CllAMENTO (AP) -Hungarian-
Dr. 0... De Kophmy, convicted 10
ago for the acid torture murder of
e, wants parole 90 he can become
'It 'cf'tllmun in a foreign country, his
...., rtporU.
" e ii a man of high .splrtual and
mo I rtandards and he h•' atoned for
btonly crlm•," the Rev. Christopher
RI , a BfnOOlcUnt monl:, sald Friday. ·iKaplruiy, now.f& an6 prisoner In , caJUomia Men's Cololl)I at San Luis ~· will ha,ve his l6COlld parole heer-
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1Laguna Bids FoP.d -i!~r-#D:iill .,to-lllloin
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By FREDERICK SCBOEMEBL °' .. Dllb' , .... ,,... .
J:.a1una ' J!eacb aald goodbye to ousted
Sµperinteadent of Schools William Ullom
Friday nildit.
• More tlian 400 persons packed tile
Alrporter Inn at a dinner honoring Dr.
Ullom, fired by the school board ma·
jority in' December.
• 1:l'be theme of the evening was "You're
Fired ... Welcome to the Club."
Ullom's top assistants, Dr. Robert
Reeves and Dr. Cbarles Hess, also fired
in • 3-2 board decisions, served as the ~-<eremonlejl.
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Thief Loses
Loot, Bicycle
A would be thief lost all be bad
stolen and then some as he tried to
purloin two diving watches worth
1325 Sunday from the Laguna Sea
Sports shop, 925 N. Coast Highway,
Laguna Beach.
Police sald a youthful suspect
ente?ed the store , w a n d e r e d
around, filched the two watches
which be stuffed under bis coat and
then sauntered 'out the door.
A clerk followed, and ~ the thief
attempted.to make a getaway on a
girl's racing bicycle, the clerk
grabbed bhn. The watches fell ool
and the thief, knocked to Ibo
. ground, took off on foot, leaving Ibo
i experl!lve bicycle behind.
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Spring Baseball
Tryouts Slated
In Laguna Beach
One of tile firlt signs of spring -
bueball -is about to begin.
Tryouts for this year's Laguna Beach
UtUe League will be beld from 9:30 a.m.
to 3 p.m. next two Saturdays, March 10
aiid 17, at the Laguna Beach High 5':bool
bueball field.
Claude Motrehard, Laguna Beach Little
League President, says any boy who
lives In the Laguna Beach Unified School
oWrid, will be eight before July 31 or
will not be 13 uolll Aug. 1 or after is
eni;ble. »oYs are requested to bring a mitt
and tem1is shoes or Little League type
~ball shoes. •
, Eight and !1-yeaN>lds will not be re-
quited ~ try out, bUt must register to be
ellgjble for minor league play.
.PF<nts interested In having tbeir ,...
plaJ should fill out Ibo registration form
available at Ibo RecreaUon Department
aod at the tryouts and .bring a copy of
the' boy's birth certificate and Ibo 141
rui,trailon fee.
'As In the past, the minor leagues will
contlmle to operate under tile direction of
the 'City of Laguna Beach Recreatton
l'.!@portment, Moucliard said.
'l,'wo minor league divlslonS will be con-
aDued -Ille Bantam League for boys M
iod Ibo P•Wee League f<r boya 10
thrwgb 12 DOI aelected to major league
leam1.
• For more Information call llouchard at
49Ul82, Tetry tlhallain at 494-1220, .<r
DQog Allen, minor league dJrector, at
494-U2._ Parents wishing to partldpate
lhould contact Moucbard. ,
$EE HOW THEY GO
~ ·CLASSIFIED A.DS
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• sbmetlmet older cars cao real1Y go Wt. S.. how thia one wenl :
'I( Impala SS, orig owner,
lmmacl 1\/11, PS, .....i.e
paptn. $48S. (Phone No.)
:1he car snld tbe llrst day the ad ran -
6nly about an bout. after the -wu delivered. If you want to buy or tall a car qliickly, run your own DAILY
PILOT cl>sallled want ad . today. Tho
~ 1Joe b IOWll.
r
"!Ve may bave viqliled-ia,. lila
tbe Brown Ad, but .. --w tllis
evening to have a goad time,~ ¥W+I
Hess in -log Ibo i*CCIW -ilC
the meal.
"Bill, we'd lillle to P... 1"IJ a boat
that's ,been read u1tj,.H•• in tis
district . . . it's called "'fte ,Sm•m
Board """'1>fr ot EtaJlllinc Y•
Wanted to Know About -To-Up
A Community .But Were Afnid 111
Ask''.. Hess added.
'l1>e ev~iM bad its miuus .....,.,,. --.. ' too. .
Ullom WU pr.,..i.d -a --·
• I e
Indians
--Or-. Olualy superin-.. .._.. ~ app;a ilfiaa C leadenhip,
..,. •• flt lel'flce and Jou r Irie .....
p,....m -tbe --Info. -lo -IJlkm ... bis wife, BUile. -.. nam... to lledco. Jnclul;ted ii ap-
i*•h•**ly .... ip"Plfing mrmey. :rm,. Hmtw~ ., -at Top
" .. ........ Ekmeotaty Sdlool, -
Ullilm "IGaCbed ---in aome way. ...... d liR lo tllmk lim for that."
"Bill is a lmmnitarian." said Dave
u.,d. I*~ of Thurston
Inter11W'"'fiMe '5c:bDa1. ia praerating I copy
• Ill
Ignore
0 .rder to Leave
WOUNDED KNEE. s.D. (AP) -In-
dians holding Wounded Kia -,. ig-
nored a federiil off<r lo -lbe Wllce unarmed and a leader aid die npljtwds:
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deal rill Ille issues Illa! brought .. -· Bil ••Iii!-"'1ectal Ille emtempt
lbe -···-offer r.uiri!d -it wapr 4 4»J tD tbe Indians late &mday.
of Tlmion't --lip!a "' ad' 1111/f "li u.n " lll)'lhlng t -'ll't!lled. it ~ "~ 10U Blll·•••Mllant · ISlbe lblUly to communicate. Witll.IOllle l'OU~riibl. ~t-of t b ~. l: !'-boeD -'111. Witll others, I
Aaociafed ~r.,&ay or · u~ -baven'l -·
BeacbJ!iib Scbool,,._ted lJllblD 'wiUt "I ap> Indebted to th! teachers of this
a pilJlo album oootainlng pictures of lbe dlstric!. people that I 'fOPloyed. And I'm
liff ll>cal ldloob. • not ashamed of any of them. 1'11')' wortr.·
"I°"' -the cbaagfS. Dr. ~ ed f,. the d>ildreo of Laguoa i!Oacb.
bnJugbt about • • • bt'a put-our ICl!oocb· "I have been interested in making sure
abwl ol eveF)'lhlng eloe," said Brigl>l kldi eould read, write and per{o!;m
"It's beeo ,a bea""'1 Oxpeilence _to · arilllmeilc. But It Is also lmporllnt io be
-in this unkjue,.dm!ne .....,unuy;" able to tblnk, to make appropriate
said IJlkm at Ille end.of a ~'1~~ d<clllou and be an AmerlcaJ1·dtlJen.
tlao a be stepped to Ibo podium. • Oilr dilldr<b are developing thoae'skllla.
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l--'ll-------. ·~ ... . ----..... ~---r ....... ~ • --.
"I'd like to tbant tbe' cblldree ""'1
board members r ... all Ibo yean tbey pit
in with me. / ·
"People ask me what I'm ..., to •
now. Well, I'm gnlnc to try lo be a
superintendent again. I tbink I haft lbe
skills to do it, even at age SL ·
"I have had a month off to ndtarte
my bat1ery. I'm baPl>Y to be able lo
laugh again -there wu a time noi Iooc
ago when I eouldn't. Life is fun. f hope lo
continue to work tor t.nnanity," Ullcm
told the gathering.
A second standing ovation -......i
minutes In length -followed.
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'Plane With
160Ahoard
Down Safe
NANTES, France (UPl)-Two Speni>b
airliners wilh a total o! 174 per-.
aboard collided In flight over W-
France today, and ..,. ol them ~
in a ball of Dames, ldlllug all fl -
aboard, lfrlinesjiiikesmen ._.w
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were lhrongh ••c•liating -,,_
Departmeul of!iria!a
A 11Ti-mpyoftb&-• r •tlltr
bad bem to Ill,. ADI
Atmt ae w time, t11e bjliW ..... fe!"'•_ .......... --· .. ,
The second ~ -aboard waa bad!}" damaged but -a
~efmtrgency'•-''-ala~
' mllllJry airport. -
leadefiMP. .. -
bUgled and tbe ... .,,.,. ---veR>e far !rii!lffit 1""* lo .. Dqmt-. • " ~.~'":"-·talldug -... Broi.iii Savs Justice Department,• said COIVr ean.,, J · ·
aleiaeroftbe -~----· - --;::.~~."'i:!i:~~'D" .i: Laws Broken
witll them later in tbe field rill gms ml
violence."
C8mp's sta-made it -
doubUul tbat Ibo ---.. for peace lalb with-1nJen llllt WefO to reaume today In a .....,. m ::::-i ..r.:,::;u.u:::•::::
f .......... tofficen.
camp said tbe lndiam -lo -witll Interior -.., 8-s C.B.
Morton "or a top aide." The n..--
of the Interior --Ille_., In-
dian Affain, a prime tazpl If tbe ADI
protest. . Late Sonday, "the lncliam ..... tie
government <II.er to witldraw fnm
Wounded Knee. The led!nl alior
stipulated that Ille Indians l(lllll -
without their -llul -be allowed lo leave otariillg ii 7 a.m. PSI'
without threat of maaa 0..-.
Federal officials aid a gnmd jury ...
vestigation later wauld drtenn• if
charges _. wammltd.
. Camp said today Ille hlu,.nmg.,;·,. ti lbe
government proposa1 was "a b i t
dramatic. But we.......,. tbe oll<r mlJ
a starting point
"We don' care if tMy ..-Ille of.
fer.We cau' UlllSider going tut lllllil 111tJ
Son of Coast
Auto Dealer
Seriously Hurt
I
On Lobbyist.s
SACIWIENTO (AP) -'Die~
-.. ...., ... wd • lrglslattve eam-
mitlee.of m.pu;, altedi>g piblic """"ds
to -lbe -o( lelislaton who
---lobbyists. "'Ille . ..,.. clearlJ are Yiolaled. •
Seamqill Slale Unund G. Bluwu ·Jr. ....... _.............. .
8"' -,,,,.....ny reluaed to -.....---liewould
. . \'.'"" tll ~ . ,. ~ • f _ --; . , ·.·~·~ Flies· '8w.n E'la•·. · · ' · . . . .. ' ., ,3 ' ' ' '\ . . . ,; '••, rl:Y•f-' I USAF tt. 'C<JI, John .~·.of BlaciWOO&, •N.J., returnil!g41rls0ner
of ·war,. wav,,. bls'homemade AmeriClinl ·fl.ag.:out. window of Mli!Uvac B!!i en rolilii 'to-€1art<'A;,.(force HOIJll••t'.m iPllillppines. See'·Btort Pige'f:""''"''7J,,. J"r"'.,,. . .,-r-. ', • J.' i '" I ' I •
'. ~ .. t . ~ ' . " " . ' .. t.-1··,· • • :, :._
R~~ents! ·Near 'EI CTorh
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Get W~ing on Noise ···
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for ... a ,whlle~" ·the .sp;ok~ .sald, adcting
thal.11\eJralnlog.exerolses will take place
qver. the P.actflc OCe,aa. . ,
1be, sPokeaman declh!ed to say how
Ul8J1f 'f!ihter:Ottacli ~ from El
Tot't> will 'be involved bOcliuse "it mlgbt
be classified informaUon;"
'lbe tlfue fur the exerc~ was pJcked
by NORAD o!ficials, he 9'\d •. .'.Ille ex-
erdae is ·"!JIPOOed to sttmulate Marine
<;otps defense metho<!J.
· NORA1> offlci~. pl\ib!tbly figured, he..
aald, "Y0\1 mlgbt etpect.an erw!my atfacl
at that hour."
"lle.periodjc alert exerclJeJ are ll)Ullrle, be"~ , .,
Parking Atien;dant Held
l 'f • • •
On -Laguna 'flashi,sh . Rap . .
alle.ged. .. a sale Was made to an un-
deroover .agent In .the car. Offio:ers ..,, rt'Sll.d Weber when be returned to Ibo
retaurant.
Arraignment was scbeduled.f"! today.
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'Iba C'llb of INilh -~ -.. WOl'll ilvlalloo dl1111tt lo bfsloi7.
Tho plane wbldl ~ WU an 1'*'"
l>C9 on a Oigbt from Palma de ...,.....
to London. The plane wbiduurriYed -
a Convair 990 Coronada of Spauda
Cbal1et Afrlliiei, iliO .. iiJUte to Uiiilim
and following tlte same potll -France.
Offtdals were at a loa to apllla U...
medla\ely bow Ibey could crash. Bat Ille
colljsion came wblle Freucb mf111m7
tecbnidana were maonh>c lbe air -system during Ibo draWJ><JUt .VO. of
civlllao air cootrollen for better W..
and working conditions.
French •irlim\ pilots. aod ........
alrllnea have agreed to operate uonnal
flights ~ver France pending lbe Ila' -
trol t.cbnlolans' willl:oul wblcb -a· peeled lo end llllt week. In the .....,;.
time, Ille strike ·~ -l!IPla across France.
All three of Spain's a~ ,.... !e-
volved in crashes today -lbe MDllloo
between the Iberian l>C9 aod a Qn.
valr 990 Conmada of Spandn dlarter
airlin .. , and the crash of ao Awa afr..
line twin-eoglne.Cllravellt wblcb:/ell1uto
the sea off Mad!!tJ';i with three aeWuea
and no paaaengera aboard.
The l>C9 crashed, Ille Coreuada lbllde
an emergency laoding· at a milltaly air
base at Coinac, France, willl •
pas~ers and teftll crew.
Tbe Iberian 'l>C9 bad takm off -
Palma de Mall°""' for Lmdon wbm H
collldect wllb Ille Spendtt ·plane willdl •
was flying from Madrid to I<>Ddau The
path across Franct is edenticoi. · ·
PolJce-.and airline autlioritiet Mid lbe
l>C9 • jet, beaded ..,.,. Palma de
Mallofuar Bal~ ........ lo l<>Ddau
wilb '«! ..itilt -·ind -boy plus a crew of leYm ex1...._ after tile
colllalOQ ,and cnalled -~ -.. {See~Pqe-S) -
The wealherlady oeea 11m1111kiei
for Tueaday, wltb ltlglla of Al'Olllld
~ degreea at U..beocJw and ID-
land areas. OVeiilgbl Iowa In Ibo sos.
INSlllE TOU-' Y
"Thf Rmtd u Q11ielcn lhato 1M
efe," says SaUr. 'tM sczq .strip-
!>"' of 68 11<an hor ..,.. .i.r.,,.,.
thoughts, though, UM ...,. belief
that •ocl<tv lllU hos • lot to
learn about se.i. See •torv n
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A DAILY PllOT LI M-. -5, 1973
Slltlan to. Try Guerrillas f r -Envoy Murders 1
KHARTOUM (UPI) -Sudan said to-cll\J II .,uJd put oo trial for ....W tilt ~:=w~ bilD embaloy f'riday.
'"'l'bett will be a trial and murder cbu:lett" a government suitemeot said.
Tiie. t&atement was lasued e;bortly after
lhe bodies ol U.S. AmbeJsidor Cleo A.
4 Nod, 51, and deputy cllief of mission
George CWii.s Moen, 17, ..left for
Board Plans
Bond Vote
Certifying
Capislnno Unified School District
Thlslees !Mlgbt will certify the ballots
cast in tilt recent landslide approval of
$2$ millioo in school bonds -an action
Wuhlogtoo allt>Ord a prestdeotial Jet
with their -Ind laralliea wblle a :s..ta._band lliAJtd "Aulil Ubs Syne."
-N ~ w'tllt ~ d!arie d'af·
faftel ...... --~ ,l".lid.U ni&bl and then murdertd by bums of
machinegun fire In the baument of the
Saudi Arabian Embuly where they had
been held hostage. Two Arab diplomats
were rt.leased.
Authorities said the men bad been
beaten so severely it was diff1cult to tell
wbetlltr U.., -bfadl or wb!le. Tbe!r _ _.._wffhatleaat .nlAd»,,... build, 8wf.anete alftdal1
roporjed:
'!lie SudlD'•~~ ~ Olliohd ~ • "' _...,.. oommittee under tor ceottliA}>:
bas Ibrabam to probe "ail Ille. inddeOll
which took plaoe at tilt Saudi .Arabian
Embassy" and to place the uiunler
charges. ·
Am<rican officials .al the ~lrjiorl asid -..
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sma._ Gfllcials told "fllim "'lllo ~-ti t1><m Wftpin( openly, When tilt
September group .... be ,,. •' w -" ' .... com. wre. ......_.
'llie -Aid lllo -tile"'""""' --!Ill --anhe It .......... Alr ,...,,. 8-, • Tiie "'"-I pio-wu dispatched
-Md. -......... Ille_,....... to XllanGum"' --
the men would be burled ill ~ Jla. 'Ille Salllfi '"""-ct puJ>llc serv«:e
tional Cemetery. 8G4lt ..... Wotld War fl wf -•istnttcD, Abdlil Rahman Abdaal, ac"d)Q.-ied the bodies. Be will ........,., '°'"" Sudan's eondolenc<1 personally to
The entire tfiplomatic corps o I Piesidml -
10w1oum was on die nmway today, nie wi.ftl ol the {women, bokting back ,.
~ -· ~
Difference POWA~t
. ...
tears.. went down tbe long line . of
diplo!N"' ond emhaaay staff shakin g
hands and aaging pctbfe. Mrs. Moote stopped to .embr~e each
ol the tour U.S. Marine guards in ~rcss
bJue uniforms who guarded the cofhns.
Another special American plane_. fle\.\'
the body of tilt Egyptian-born Etd 10
Cairo today. If the eight members of the Blu~k
September group are executed they \viii
be the first of the group to be executed .
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Reds Walk Out Surfaces
On Red Am Of Joint Talks
SAIGON l UPI) -The Communists
walked out o( a ..meeting of thf. Joint
Military Commi!Won today in a dispute
over the etdmnge o[ Vietnamese
pisoners ol war.
JMC and, of C()Urse, it will have an in·
fluence on the prisoner release," Tin
replied. "The cause of that rests entirely
on the RVN and the U.S.''
<'* wbidl is certain to spark discussions
{ about immediate planning nee,ds for the ~~-
WAS!llNGTON (AP) -~ ct
Defense Elliot L. Richardson said today
there are no "pockets of fat" in the
defense budget to pey for pn111war
reconstruction of North Vietnam.
Richardson said, however. it may be
possible to come up with the funds if the
coase-fire is luJly adhered to by NGr1h
and South Vietnam.
'l1ley said the argnment c o u I d
jeopardiie fulure American p 0 w
releases since tbe JMC is responsible fot_
mating ammgements for tilt releases.
Tin said the Viet Cong "would only
return to a meeting when the number or
released was correct according to the
Paris agreements."
"-district. >· 'Ille certllicaUon ol lbe ballots is a
Maj. Gen. Gilbert H. Woodward, chief
U.S. delegate to the JMC, ~id be felt the
problem should not stall the release of
more American prisoners of war.
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lepl requlrelnont alter each election. No
formal lteml · are acbeduled calling for
djtn1•1 "' on the possible sale of the first
batch of bonds.
Two other items on the agenda, tabled
at the last board meeting, ti.I.so will be
coosidtftd at the 7:30 p.m. session.
One item is the approval of policy
Ull'IT .........
LA's Cardinal guide1ioes for creating a new Office of
Vohmteer Participation which w i I I
develop and coordinate a diBtrictwide
pnpam of voJunteer:s for in-classroom --·Receiving his.red beretta hat from Pope Paul VI during a consistory
in the Vatican is new Cardinal Tlmotliy Manning, of Los Angeles.
The other item postponed fQt further
s&lldy was a method of evaluatip.g the
free "student hour" which occurs Lhree
alien-is per week al both higi!oscboola.
Evaluation results are expected to be
used as a basis for school schedUling dur-
ing the next school year. .>
County Stuctying
Laguna Issues
$565,189 Worth
Of Building OKs
F T • Rid A total ol 46 building permits evaluated ree aXI es at "'5,189 were issued in the month of
Febl!w'Y b ythe Department of Planning F lndi and Development of the city of Laguna
or ._ ~~nts ;;;. ~·v.11ua11on for the year to date,
PY.., lasi~ for indigent pregnant ts;117,i89','2 $2.7 million higher than it
-lo ~ .... County Medi,. w at,lbe,.oame lime Jast3ear. At the
im.r;. ~-~on ag '~ pry 1972 the year's total
T1liiil8y by the ,"C<iUnty Boinf ' .,..:at_ permits Wllf $534)19.
Sllpenison. • 't ~-'. · tJil:°""1tliriloW includes $12 permits
--boon! ,..ittted-~projec1"~S.:2-~· Dew 1!amily dwellings valued at
vete In January but county · .
Administrative Officer Robert Thomas included were four perm.its for
Ms resubmitted the proposal estimating w~ and f~nces, one per~it for a
the county could save $184,000 a year in private tennis court, 20 permits for
bol!lpUa1 costs if mothers received ade-alterations and additions to dwellings,
quate prenatal treatment. Cost of the and thr~ permits for alterations and ad·
program is estimated at $8,188 a year. ditlons to commercial units.
Thomas said that of 20 ooo ap-Four permits were issued for grading . . ' and slte preparation and two permits
poizit;ments for prenatal care 19 percent were granted for demolition -of two
..... be n;ilssed because or lack of sen-ice stations. ~on. Jl'ebruary's totals bring to 113 the sum
. Be said 40 ~~tor. t~e 170 newborn for the year. Last year's comparable
infants requiring .uitensive care ~ totals were 87 to date wiUlJ 47 for
birth last year were born to ~ February -bad not received prenatal care. ·-Kiiother ·
From Pqe l
LOBBYISTS. ••
paign filing procedures, said state law
wae apparently violated when the same
committee "ordered its staff to keep lob-
byist documents hidden from other state
agencies and the public."
Target of Brown's criticism was the
Joint Subcommittee on Leg is I at Ive
Advocacy RegistraUon, w b 1 ch ad·
ministers a 1949 lobbyist law lltat Brown
tenned "so weak and riddled ·with
loopholes that it is a virtual invitation to
corruption.'!
Brown said in a statement the com·
mittee encouraged lobbyists to file
''Vague·-and-meaningJess-expense reports.
"It has been the official policy of the
lobbyist control committee to alter public
documents when a lobbyist makes a full
and honest report," he added.
Laguna Realtors'
Chief to Attend
Capital Meet
Jn that case; be laid, some of the $lJ
billion programmed for Southeast Asia in
the 1974 fiscal budget oollld be used flH"'
postwar aid.
The secretary denied that be was at
odds with President N'u:on, who said Fri-
day lhat postwar aid to the North, if ap.
proved by C.OOgress. would come from
existing defense and foreign-aid funds.
'Ibe President was saying the money
can be provided but was not suggesting
that funds in the Pentagon budget were
already programmed fol' pniilwar aid,
Richardson told a news conlerenee.
Richanls<n said -paaibllity would be that if Congr<ss cut lhe ....,..all
$79-billion fiscal 1974 defense bodget, the
cuts could be reprogrammed for aid to
the north.
B~t as it stands. 8ic~ said, the
new budget is austere with little room for
trimming.
"I have not been able to find any
pockets or fat , .. Theie aren't any," be
told reporters.
Richardson noted that N'IXOD described.
aid to the north as ·giving the OJm.
munists a state In the peace. ll would
serve as a "very importanl insurance
policy," the secretary added.
But, he said, this will a_.i lint ...
wheth« th,.. is .. ~ ~
for only then qm tilt-of rocorutnJo.
tiO:Di begin.
Niguel's POW
Pitchford Faces
Surgery on Arm
The Qmmmjsts released 42 POWs
SIDby and today and aoothet release is
.scheduled about March 13, a week from
Tuesday.
All POWs are to be freed by March 28
under terms of the Paris peace agree-
menL
OxnmmUst spokesmen said the North
VJetnamese and Viet Cong delegates to
lbe JMC were ready to return as 9000 as
South VJetnam bamb over a promised
list of POWs lo he ·aet free.
A South Vtetnamese spoktsman said
today lhe Saigon gowmment •till intends
to retum all war ~ it holds by
-21-the deadline set by the Paris
agreemrnt. .
'Ille Conmumists are demanding that
Saiga:i officials release about one--fourth
of the Jriscoers it holds -in addition to
the Qimmmis:t POWs already released
-and tliarSiigoo give ·the Commllnists
a list of prisoners to be released. 'The
Communists claim Saigon has un-
det 1q:1 Ul!Oted the number of Com·
nmoist PQWs il holds and has refused lo
band over tilt list.
The Nmtb VJetnamese .JMC delegation
spokesman, LL Col Bui Tin, was asked
wllotber the dispute between the Viet·
namese would affect future American
pisoner me_..
"'l1le alli-ol lhe RVN (llepublic of
V-) iDtiiferiOI wHh trie '""'t'OI' tilt
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Ella K: Beierle
Rites Schedl1led
Memmial fimeral rites will be con--
ducted March II, in Laguna Beach for
Mrs. Ella K. Beierle, an ordained
mDii•tor ol lhe Unity Churdl wbo died
NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) -A ...,..,uy W""-lay. She 1138 71, lived at 2266C
returned American pru:mer of war Via Puerta, Laguna Hills, and was a stu-
wbose home la in Laguna N'iguel, w111 dmt ol Srinw of the Mind with the
undergo surgery oo an injured arm. ChJn:b al. Religious Science.
He said the United States feels
repatriation of POWs can continue while
other points are being negotiated, a U.S.
spokesman said. Woodward said the American position
is that all parties should stick to the
agreement on the return of POWs,
prisoners should be released at the
agreed intervals in increments of 25 per·
cent and Ute eow releases _should be
completed by March 28, or 60 days
following the effective date of the cease-
fire.. ·
ROTC Progrant
Slated Thursday
At Saddlehack
An informational program on the Arm·
ed Forces Reserve Officers Training
Corps will be held lf<m 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
n.ursday at Sadd1eback College.
Aimed at assisting Students interested
in transferring &om ·the community col·
legie •to ms·Ml'C program; ·the session
will 'begin with w reteption at 10 a.m. in
Building A>7,, .
. .laclt.liwa<lzbaugb,: .dean !ID· students,
~'la.5tt~n. fot ·:Army. Navy, Air
.Force.ml Marine Corps ROTC prognms
on --nll.1.1.S. colleges and universities will
be present.
Individual conferences will be offered
from 12.DOOn to 3 p.w,..at the West Quad,
Student Center. ...._
Afioil\tF,esled high school and college
students,•veterans, active personnel and
education advisers within the Saddleback
C.OnunUQity College District are invited. . . . ~
Seal Month Slated
which is e :r p e ct e d to require three Services will be at 5 p.m. in the
months bospltali7.alioo, his molber said Laguoa -Church of Religious The ll'iorith of March has been pro-
bereAlrtodaF,!,:,. Cot. John Pi.....,~ "
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• :_ with Dr. Henry Gerhardt of· claime<! ~'EaSter Seal Month" in the city
---~-. --... of Laguna Beach by Mayor Charlton currently rocuperaling at Mardi Air Sumvun inclnde sooa Raymond and Boyd.· · 31 percent bad three visits or ten~:-a
-· be re(>Orted. · · Reconsideration of the taxi service has
been recommended by the Grand Jury.
From Pagel Force Base. He was a prisoner of. war ro Herbert Beierle. local residents, a 900 Tbe proclamation urged that the
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DonaldB L.h BoWardd. fprReaesi~tent ofill th,e seven years. Howard. d. Harrisooburg. Va.; cilizeos .. ~. ~e ~_Colony support the
guna eac ar O ors, w 8 • His mother, Mrs. Inez Pitchford. said dangthn Marie McMahon, Wilmington , "vital humanitarian work of the Easter
Ff.om Pflfle i
AIRLINERS. • •
-France. '"l'bere were no survivors," said Iberia
Airline officials in Paris and police
autbmities here.
French police reported the collision
between the Iberia and Spantax plane oc-
curred in clear weather with excellent
visibility and in a region nOt especially
• noted for air turbulence.
OIAN!il COAST
DAILY PILOT
INDIANS ... tend a "Legislative Days" conference "H -··-.1a llel __.. .. __ v ....... ... sponsored by the California Real Estate e ~ better every time t talk to • dUU ~ .... ....-~. Wbeatoo, Ill., Seal Sdciety for Crippled Children and
Association (CREA) in Sacramento ~.!~ sure is wonderful to have him plus ll grandcbildrm and two great· Adults" by responding to the tm Easter
Sioux and 31 U.S. soldiers died in an 1890
showdown.
The Indians also proposed negotiations
for supplies and said that any federal ar·
ralgnm.ents or legal actions should be
beld here. They asked all clvll rlgl!ts and
peace movement volunteers to gather
here.
Tuesday and Wednesday. r-f;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;gr;;•;;;""'-;;rlri;;'ldl;;;;tn.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Seal;;;;;;:Call!p:;::;lll;;.gn.;;;::;.:,:::;;;;;:;;;;::;:;;~ The event will bring together I
presidents of the 172 local boards of
Realtors and memt>ers of the CREA
committees active in political affairs. RAISEtf .ELSEWHERE
AIM leaders Mean! and Dennis Banks
refused to attend Sunday•s ·session after
they learned the senior U.S. official,
Ralph Erickson, special assistant to the
U.~. attorney general, was not present.
U.S. attorneys for North and South
Dakota represented the government.
Means said: "We don't want to deal
with the IO\tet 'eChelon flunkies of the
federal gov.ernmtnt any longer. They
don't show·up tor meetings. 1bey are not
dependable." ,.._
Accompanying Ward will be Mark
Gurnbiner, chainnan of the Lag11Da
Board's Political Affairs Committee, and
Pat Back, executive officer of the Board.
"This will give us an opportunity to
discuss and help plan Iei1slative ac·
Uvlties that could have a lj.gnificent ef·
feet on property owners aitd others in-
volved in real estate,'' Ward said.
Agenda for the two.day' eVent includes
a review of CREA legislative activities'., a
special conference on how CREA
members can work with local govern.
ment and a luncheon with local
legislators.
''r~ep!l Banned
·Hunti1igton ·<;~ls Paper Obscene
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THE CITY cleit's office b.s :d<oted permisaim f.;; distribution o1 the
weekly Los Angeles Free Prtu'ln n.ws racks around ·Huntington Beach.
An appeal on that deeislm "'111 be been! lol1ighl by 1lle city council. '
THE BEVERL v Hills legal firm ol Gold, Herlcher and Ta bock Is rep~
scnting two men, Howard Smith and 'Horace Ortega, who want lo place FIOO
Press nem racks In Huntington· Beach. ·
City Adminillrator David Rowland.a aaid today the newspaper could be
sold over store counters, but not 1n news racks where m.inon could easily buy
the peper.
"WE CONSIDf;JI fl an obsceo•!'poper. I'm not even IUl'e you could rill
it a newspeper," Rowlands said. 11It should tlbt be 90ld to mloor1 .'1
City Attorney Don Bonla has laaued a legal opinion ll&Ung the paper could
be bfinned from news racks under provlslOD ol ihe Calilornla Penal CQ4.
l SMITH AND Ortega.88y they wquld Ute to .. t up Free Pre• news racu
next to other ..... , racb '~""!•Ollly. found in lhl. Cl\y.
Josepll, Taback, their legal cotil\ael, says his cllenla' c:cnttilullooa! rlgfi\4
LOW PRICES AIE BOIN HERE
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,~rown Says So Ions Concealed Lobby Payoffs
been altered "by someone" other than SACRAMENTO (AP! ~ Tbe secretary
ol~ate tOOay iiecused-1 legislative com·
mitt<. •f illegally alterillg pubijc recoI<ls
• the iobbytsU after Ibey ""re fj)ed.
dinners and cocktalls for public officials.
They take politicians cm jwW!is to Mex·
ico, Palm Spring> and Lake Tahoe. Lob-
byists give upensive presents -such u
refrigerators, ~ U...O, sporting
equipment ind c;ases of liquor.''
Target of Brown's criticism WU tbe
Joint SUbcouuiiittee Oil L e g i s l a ti v e
Advoc:aey illcfstratloo. w h I c b ad·
ministers a 00 lobbyist law Iha: Brown
termed "so 'Weak and riddltd with
loopljoles tj.41 .tt is a virtual in~Uon to
corruption."
was the joint subcomlnlttee. The
cbalnnan Is Assemblyman Jobo Quimby
(O.Rlalto), wbo was oot Immediately
available for comment
ference, Gonzales said the propoaed bill
was being· redra1ted by the legislative
counsel's office and cancelled his a~
pe'arance. ..
to. lµde the names of legislators who
reCeived money from lobbyists.
''The laws clearly · are violated,"
~tary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr.
saj4,.in. a .news .confe.reJtce ..
J!1tt Brovin repeatedly refused to
aq:fwer questions about whether be would
1~lc p~tions, or against '1{hom.
"What I may or may not do in respect
to the· crirginal ·Jaws is ·something I won't
di~s today," Brown said.
B[own displayed monthly filing reports
of iJIO lobbyists and said the reports had . .. ..
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One Was the August 1970 report of Carl
R. Burg, lobbyist for the Painting and
Decol'ating Contractors or California,
which showed two contributions totalling
$150 to te!timonial dinners of a senator
an.d assemblyman whose names were
crdssed out. · · '
The other was . the February 1971
report of califomia Credi.J Union League
lobbyist Jack P. Reidy, in which con-
tributkms to three testimonial dinners
were altered to delete the candidates'
names.
'"Lobbyists continually buy lunches,
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J\sked for specific enmples of those
trips and gifts, llrown replied: "I don~
think any purpose wlll be served."
But be said the incidents ,..,. "all re-
ceqt .. B~wn., the state's. ntclldog over cam-
paign rulhg proceduns, said state Jaw
wu apparently violated when the same
committee "ordered its staff to keep lob-
byist documents hidden from ofber stale
agencies and the public." •
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Brown said in a statement the com-
mittee ehp>uraged·· lobll!'lsU to rue
"vague and nieaningl~ expense roports.
"It bas' been the offl<ial policy ol the
lobbyist contrc)J committee to alter public
documents when a lobbyist makes a full
and bones! report," he added.
Brown's statement did not specifically
name the commit~, but an aide said it
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Brown'• statement waa prepared for
release at a joint news conf~e with
fmbplan Aaaemblymao R a Y. Gonzales
( D-Bakersfleld).
Goll2lles planned to unveil today a bill
aim.eel: at blocking the now of milllons of
dollars of lobbyist campaign COJ>-
tributioM, gifts and favors to state
le~tors. The measure would ouUaw
lobbyists making c a m p a i g n con·
tribulions, Gonzales said.
Half an hour before the news c~
While tllere are about 700 lobbyisis at
the Capitol, Gonzales sald earlier only
"about a quarter" of them are con-
sidered a problem. State law currenUy
requires lobbyists to file spending
records ·with the Secretary of State.
ln his two months in the Capitol,
Gomales said, he has received offers of
campa i gn funds and been
"overwhelmed" by offers of free meals,
drinks, theater and racetrack passes.
. "vacation plans and miner things such as
shipments of wine."
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'Thr!fflflh Tal·king' · Plane With
··Indians Ignore 108 Aboard
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.::Order to Leave
Down Safe
NANTES, Fraoce (UPl)-Two Spanish
airliners wiib a .toJaJ of 174 persons
aboard collided in fiigllt ovef Western
France today, and one of tbem~crashed
in a ball of flames, killing all 68 persons
aboard, airline spokesmen reporied.
-'Qle ~d Plane with l~ p er a on s
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -In-
dians holding WOIDlded Kott today ig·
!1!1r,ed a federal offer to leave the village
wikmed·aod • leader. told the 11\Uillnll -. ,,, ware tbn>ugb nego~ witb JusUce
l)ipanment oll!clalJ. •'-' •
·)!.written copy of the go .. uillilt-·
had been pmented lo the AIM
leidt!r1hl . AIM members IL.'JJJIS
barned aod the ashes put into an en-
velope for malling back lo the Depart·
ment of Justice.
;,We're finlsbed taltdng with the
JDattce Departlilent,'' lald Carter Camp,
·• leader of the American Indian Move.
meat, which led the takeover of the
-blitorlc '1wnlet Tuesday. 11We'll deal
wlth·them later in the field with guns and
viOtence."
1.Cimp's stateinent made it appear
doubtful that the Indians would show up
for peace lalks with federal lawyers that
mre to resume today in a teepee on
neutral JUOUDd between the occupied vii·
lige and a perimeter of armed law en--
forcement officers. The federal officials
weer there at the appointed th:ne but ti\c Indlaps asked to put off the confer-
...ieimW a later hour. · i;amp lald the. Indians want to. meet w\lh Interior • ~tary • Rogers · C.8.
Mpn °or a fep aide." The Oepart:Jgent
ofilbe Interior oversees the Bureau ol In· djOn Affatra, a prime )4l'get of tbe ·AIM
P!'lest. ' • :t.ate Sunday, the Indians burned t1ie
gDvetnment offer to Withdraw (rom
WClllllded Kott. The federal · offer
stipulated that the Indians must ·leave
without their weapons but wouJ,d be
allowed to leave starting at 7 a;m. PST
""tbout threat of mass arrests.
,· Federal officials hid a grand jury in-v~galiott lator wou!d detelnllne ii
chlJ'ges were warranted.. . ·
<;amp lald today the 1iurnln( or the
to~~t pro~l J waS: "a bit Clr Uc. But we cOnsidfr the offer only
a• rtinjp>Oin~ • "
'1'/le cloo1i"caro If they extend the ot-·
fer.\Ve can't COllJlder going·out1llltll 'they
deal with the 'Issues that JJrooihl us here." ---. .,
• lljs _.ts refiecttd tbe conlempl
the .rovermnent oiler ~ved whe1i If
was presented to1be Indians late Sunday.
About the same time, the Indians of·
fend a peau propooal under which they
would remain.ill tbis village where u~
Siou< and 31 U.S . .Oldlers died in an U90
'lhowdown.
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llometimes older can cao really go IUt. SH bow this one went:
., 'ftf 'rmpaJa SS, orig owner,
immac! RIH, I'll, aerv\ce papen.~ (Phono No.)
' The car llOld the flrst day the ad ran -
. ciilly about .ao hour after the newspaper
, .. dellvs:ed. iU'<>U 1'811t lo hll)' or aell a car quickly, run your own DAILY
Pllhl' claailled waol ad today. The 'i dine! line ii MUl78. 1 ~--:-~:;;;-:-
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The lndlan! also proposed negotiations
for aupplies aod said tbal any federal ar·
raignmeots ..-lqal, ac;tlons .sbould be
held hen. 'l.'bef ~-~ civlf,IJPls and ~: movement -~~'.'"leers fO ~tber
AIM leaders Melnl anil lleilnls Banb
rdtulid to attend SUnday's ·session after
they !ear.nee! the senior U.S. official,
Ralph Erickson, llpeclal assistant to the
·(llee-INDIANS;-Pqe %1
Vwjo Residents
Meet to Discuss
' Vanishing Vww
About 21 residents in the Barcelooa
Homes area of Mission Viejo are
acbeduled to meet tonlgbt to discuss the
vjew they say they paid for but haven't
got.
SADDLEBACK VALLEY TRUSTEES TO D;S~~ss HIGH· ~HO(jL ATI;~~~ANCE.BQu~D'.&;1£~ -
Residents Outsi!lo Dark.filned' Arn Would Go to New El Toro Hiilh ~hf'OI
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They will meet at 7:30 at the home of
Shirley Peavey, 2.6712 Calle Alc8Ja.
Irvine Tomorroio
Continues Survey
For Symposium
Viej~El 10.ro IDgh School
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Representatives from the Mission Viejo
Company and.the El Toro Water District
are scheduled to be at tonlght'a meeting.
They were not available for comment
this morning.
Boundaryto,Be Discussed
Mrs. Peavey claims that 40 to 50
homeowners paid $2,500 extr& for view
lots overlooking a reservoir owned by the
El Toro Water District.
There was a 10.foot lllgh chain link and
barbed wire fence at the perimeter of
their backyard at tbe time, Mrs. Peavey
lald, but they were told it WIJUld be mov·
ed doWn the slope.
Missioo Viejo Company officials later
told the Peaveys the feooe woultln~ be
moved and they could be released . from
the deal on their Barcelona borne, she
said. •
But...tle and her husband already bad
leased out tbeir previous borne.
The reservoir she paid to oee ls -being drained for a possible four-month
cleaning operation.
lrlooks lllie "a giant bathtub with a
ring around it,'• she said.
~ Ptavey said the homeownera
don't ·want tbeir money back. 'llley want
it used by the company to landscape the
llopeo above·the reservoll' or to providt!
patio awnings. 1
Irvine Tomorrow members will con-
tinue surveying city residents for a week
to determine shopping babits. needs and
dealres in preparalion for a Mm:b · 24
sympoaium on commercial facilitiea.
"Residents of Irvine have long reali7.ed
the fact that buying their -Id
goods, getting a hamburger for the kids,
or going to the movies is not a wait
around the comer or a 1 b o r t trip to
'do>mtown ltrine' but an automotive
marathon to the surrounding com-
mm'lltiea," Dr .... Irwin Alber llkl. Alber, a
researd> fl>(lneer with TRW Syatema in
Redondo llNcb, is v Ice cbainnao ·of Irvine ....,_,.,, (IT), an· "~t
dtitJ!no forum" active since prior to
dtyhood.
Irvine 'l'mlOrmr Cbalnnan RobOJt
(See, SURVEY, !'Oge 2)
A proposed,. attendaoce._b,o u n d a r'y
between Mission· Viejo· High School and
the Ei Toro higb school will be discussed
tonight by Siddlefiack Valley Unified
School District trust .. ~
The regular: meeting is at 7:30 in robm
F-& at Los Alisos liltermediate School,
251'11. Moor Ave., El Toro.
Superintendent Willianl Zogg already llas ~ted copies of a teacher study
on the bOundary to trustees.
Double session at Mission Viejo Higb
nut September will be divided according
to the a!lendance boundary, with Mission
Viejo lligb students going to one session
and El Toro students 8.notber.
Also on tooldrt's agenda are dlsdzsslons
of summer scbool 197$-74, a request to go
to bjd for paasenger buses and a resolu-
Irvine Group to Meet
tion C91lf'irmlng the votes cast In the
dlsirict's successful boll'f .elecUon Feb. 6.
As proposed by teachers, the boundary
·line to be diBcussed tonlgbt wwid begin
on the east at the intersectior, 0£ Alicia
Parkway· and Trabuco Road.
Paseo de Valencia would be the ' w~terly d~arcation line. . Mlulon
Viejo lljgb attendance would include the
followiM: developments: '-AIL l\lisslon Viejo C o m p a n y
devefopments, except Barcelona, Seville
and Aliso Villas; Aegean Hills, Monte
Viejo; Delta, Bonlta Vista, C.plstrano
!Ughland&, La Cuesta Verde, Deane and
Malloroa Townbousea.
·El Toro higb school attendance area
(See BORDER, Page l)
Rape Victim, 52,
Deacrihes Man
·Bike Tr~il Sp.eedup Eyed
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Irvine'• bike tralk a1IJdy COIDllllttee IYSl<m. and implementatioo of two other
Iv -.,_.. meets Wedl1esday to dflc,m waya of ~.of 1the Initial •tudr which have Orange Couny Sheriffs officora ._y ,peeding up the city's ~ on lllW lain dormant since preseoteci to the -
cirtulafed the descripttoo of a man tralll, an ordinance _.mg their Pn>-ell ,_. than 10 months ago.
described by a il2·YoaMld El Toro er use and ways of lmprvvinf es&drig The ad hoc bike traila eommittee, he
woman p the assailant wbo broke Into .traib. said, ts ~ !I iul~91 the road l"O"·
her borne ~-1.. the weekend anct raped '11ie1imnitlee ,_at I:lf.P.m.11ii ..... 11 ,su••esteal>y the ·aruer -com•.
her at kiiife';.bi"L , • · ' dty IW1. 4IOI bmpa Drive. mlt~ .:""' t '
The victim told ofllcm she wu uleep Ollirman Corl Morriloa. of Clih!sdlle M'~pdadli. of the pilot j)l'Ojoct bas noi
1n ber bedl'Otlin ,.,_ Iha Intruder, and. ~ber' . "1wiJa llloe of •. i\arlJ loi da~. r.b-riaon aald,
descrlhed u a'*1t Z!, ,j medlt1n llelclJt unl\7.ntty r-.;t ldt ..ot lold dj;y -.. SOme of ~~I IClll to· !he city at·
and weight and with loog blond hair, cUm.. Gi the need for fuJ1llor pabllc ...,. toineY IOI' ....,.,,,.... has not been
pushed a knife against ber U...t and lid<nlion of U.. "°"' ""-lit the bib -ntum.d, lie told councilmen.
warned her be would kill btr It Ille tra1ll suheommlttee of 1lle publlc • An;iong 11J111e o! the immediate recom-
resisted. hlptays end llJlilPorlat1oa ld>bory -lions ~ ~ttee fl considering
Invutlptm hlve not yet determined • eommtttee. · ~ two ~ llearinC m .the aafety "
the method uoed by tlle In~ lo pin ......,~~ 1f 11 _.. Jot ; Cltlll& l{ylQc 1ja, ~otral 'and. Dorlh
eniry to the victim'• -.lleor apart· putilk: · ff ~ of· , ~ '1'1te7 '"' ·•
menL fOllNDlle • JJilol, -lib illle -Pbicemeol or a 1Wp_tliJ1 on tho off •
ramp of the southbound Santa Ana
FrteWBJ' It Cul .. r Drive to aid cycllsls
from the Racquet Club who are. bound fO<
the new Walnut Sboppln( Center.
-Development of 1 new blb lane on
Walnut Avtnue from Culver Drive to Jef·
frey RQad to. serve Greentree, Wlllows.
Cali!omla Homes and· Walnut Squsra
residents much the same way 81
Mlchelaon Avenue trall.-serv• Universltt
Park.
Both matters woold require action by
the olty cooncll or planning commieton .
Mrs. Moe cited the confwdon IOD'le
• motorisb experienco wben making rlcht
t\ll'nl at intenecl!ONJ wlttro bike lanes
are pointed In ,Ille Ill' rigbt line. •
Motrlaon also noted lie had observed
. (Ste TIWl.'l, Pap I)
abci8rd was badly;damaged but made a
sale wiergency landing at IL Freach mllltary airport · · •
'l1to Crish of both at 29,000 fe8 would
have been the wont aviation dlsisler
in history.
The plane which fell was an Iberian
DC901!Tlllgbrtrom-Ptilli111 deMiiJOi'C&
to London. The plane which survJved was
a Convair 990 Coronada of Spandax
Chartef Airlines, also en route to Lonaon
and following the same path acrota
France.
Officials were at a loss to explain Im·
medlatoly how they could crash. But the
collision came whtle French military
technicians were manning the air control
system during the drawn-out strike of
civilian air controllers for better wages
and working condlUons.
French airline pilots and foreign
airlines have agreed to operate normal
fllgbts over Fraoce pending the aJr con-
trol technicians' walkout .which was ez: •.
pecl<d to end Ibis week. In the n>eaJ>.
lime, the strike disrupted mady fiigb\B ·
across France. .
All three of Spain's airlines were m.
volved in crashes today -the collbi(m
between the lberlan DC9 and a Con· vair 990 Coronada of Spanda:r charter
airlines. and the crash of an A viaco air-
line lwi!H!nglne caravelle which fell into
the sea off Madeira with three crewmen
and_ no passengers aboard.
The DC9 crashed, the Coronada made
an emergency landing at a military air
base pt Cognac, FraDce, with 99
passengers and seven crew.
The lberlan DC9 had taken oa from
Palma de Mallorca for London when it
collided wljh the Spand.X plane which
waa Dying from Madrid to London. Tbe
path across France ls edentical.
Police aoct .airline authorlUea said the
DC9 Jet, beaded from Palma de
Mallorca, Balearic lslanda, to Li>ndon
with tlO adul!._ ~.!"'!'gers and one bo7
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Orallge Cout
Weather
' The weatberlady .... SlllU\Y sldea
for ~· with hi&M of around 65 degrees at the beoclles and m.
land areas. OVenlght lows in the
506.
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"Th• R4nd Is quicker th<m the •u•:· .. us sa11u. Tn. ... CJI 1t,;p.
per of 68 year• has some dteper
thoughts, though, Uke n.r beUef
that sod•l1! stlll has • · lot to
learn about sez. Set story on
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WASIIlNGTON (AP) -The U.S.
Supr<me Court lod.ay doclin<d to
reeoasldtt 1ts decistoo throwing out a
massive dall\age judgment against the
!inanc:W emplro <I Haward R. Hughes.
In a brief, routine order, the high court
rejected the plea ol lawyen for Trans
World Airlinel who uked ror 1 rehear-
ing, saJinl the bigb court's decbion
vcOdlng the judgment blmed oo In ,,...
whldl bad -pnoeated by the Hughes
Tool Co., theo owned by Hughes, violated
antitrust law by falling to purdwe jet
air<r4ft Inr TWA !n the 1-. Hugbes
~ Tool at that time owned more than 78
} pera!llt of the TWA llodL '
-.-5.1973
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Flies Own Flag
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Sudan Charges 8 With .Murders of Envoys
ICRARTOUI( (llPI) .,. SUdan aaid to-
day II~ put'"' irW lor'murder !he
elabt Black September guenillu who
killed two Amerlcln and one Belgian
dlplomato In tbO alege of the Saudi Ara-
bian embassy Friday.
"There will be a trial and murder
charges," a government statement said.
The statement was Issued ahortly after
the bodies of U.S. Ambassadot' Cleo A.
Noel, 54, .... deputy dlfef ., -
George Ou1is Moore, 47, left "for
Washington aboard a presidential jet
with their widows and families while a
Sudanese band played "Auld Loq Syne."
,,,. three Ind tho Belgian cbaUo d'af· ~.,.. were beat.n and kicked Friday
gbt Ind then murdered b7 bursts of
achlnegun fire In the basemeot it the
udl Arabian Embassy where they bad
beeo held hoslafle. Two Arab diplomata
were released. ·
tlld admlnlllratloo. Alldut Rahman
Abdaal, """""paoted !he bodies. u. will
ooovey Sudao'• caodoleooea penc:mally to
Pmideot Nb<on.
Tbe ,;ives of the tWG mett, holding back
tean, went down the Jong line ol
diplomats Ind embolsy stall shaking
hands and saying floodl>ye.
MrS. ~ 8'opped lo _..,. each
of !be lour U.S. Marine prds In dress
blue llnilorms who guarded the Cllftim.
Another special American plaM 'flew
'Freep'
the body ol the Ec>'J>llan-bonl Eid IO
Cairo ll>day. k U I.be eight members of the Bl~ ~ group art: executed they wall
be the first ol the goop lo be executed.
In Washingtoo. Secretary of State Wil-
liam P. Rogers caUed for the deaOi pen·
ally for lhe right Arab guerrillas. "Re
said· "I. dan'l mow or any other way lo dtl'I
wilb Chem ... I Utink the death peoally
is quite appropriate."
Banned
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'• Huntingwn~Calls Paper Obscene ·~
5' 1'be Supreme Court reversed the
)I damage judgment -which approached
~ ftllO million lncludllig Interest The suit
' ~. Wll dilmiJled. ! '!be majority !n the 6 to 2 deci!tno held
Z that the jet transactloll could nol he
: tested in an· antitrust . !llif> because the
,, Civil AeronautiC3 Board authorized con-
" tro Joi TWA by lhJi)ies Tool.
USAF Lt. Col. John Dramesl of Blackwood, N.J., returning prisoner
of war, waves his homemade American flag out window of Medivac
Bus en route to Clark Air Force Hospital in Philippines. See story
Page 4.
Aulhorlties aald the mm half been
beaten so ,...,.1y It was dllficult to tell
whether they were black or white. 'lbe.i.r
bodies were riddled with at least 90
machlnegwi bullets, Sudanese officials
reported.
The Sudan's acting attorney general
ordered formation of an investigating
committee under Prosecutor General Ab-
bas Jbritham to probe "all the incidents
which took place at the Saudi Arabian
Embassy" and to place the murder
charges .
THE CITY clertt's olllce Im dmied permission for clislribullon ol the"
weekly Loo Angeles Free """"' in newa rads """""' -gtan Beadl.
An appeal on lbet decision will bo beard tooil:lrt by !lie city council.
THE BEVERLY Hills legal firm of Cold, Heroch<r and Tabock Is repre-
senting two men, Howard Smith and llora<e Ortega, who want lo place Free
Press news racks In Huotingtoo Beach.
..; As in the earlier decision. Justice J 'lburgood Marshall took no part io de-
~ DYinl the petitioo for a rehearing.
Valley YMCA Will Offer
New Classes; Signups On
American officials at the airport said
Sudanese officials told them lbe B~ack
September group "will be executed."
The State Department said the bodies
would anive at Andrews Air Force Base,
Md. near Wa:shlngton late today and that
tbe men would be buried in Arlington Na·
tional Cemetery. Both were· World War II
veterans.
City Adminlstrator ~id Rowlands said lod.ay the newspaper could be
sold over store COWlters, but not in news racks where minars could easily buy
the paper.
"WE CONSIDER it an obscmf paper, J"m noc even sure you could can ~
it a newspaper, .. Rowlaocb said-"It sboald not be sold to mioorl.''
City Attorney Don lloofa has issued a legal opinion slating the fiOper could
be banned from newa racb unds-pwilim of the CaliforniA Penal Code.
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~SURVEY ..• Tumbling, minibike sarety, guitar and
motorcycle riding are among the new
series of special interest classes begin-
ning the week of March 12 at the Sad-
dleback Valley YMCA in El T-0ro.
n ·' . ,. Smith will lead the symposium at which
•· plans for additiooal commercial fadlltiea
) in the new city will be outlined by
representatives of the Irvine Company,
Alber said today.
1be discussion will be held from 9:30
a.m. to 12:JO p.m., March 24, at a loca-
tion cm the UC Irvine campus yet to be
de"'"'11ned.
1T interviewers are asking shoppers to
cboo9e from a lilt of goods and services
the five items which they feel are most
urgently needed in I.nine, now.
Those polled will also be· asked to list
five others which art "needed'' and
another five which they ''would like to
have" in I.nine. .Pollen will be at both the Walnut
Vlllap and University Park Shopping
Registration for all programs is now
being taken at the Y at 23131 Orange
Ave. The classes are:
-Beginning tumbling: for children
ages 8 to 12. It will begin March 13 and
run ror 10 weeks every Tuesday from
3:30 to 4:30 p.m. Cost is $10.
-Terrariums: All materials except
bottles will· be provided to build
miniature gardens. 1t will be offered
Tuesdays from 3:30 to 5 p.m. for four
weeks beginning March 13. Cost is $10.
-Pee Wee Fun Club: For 6 to S.-year·
olds. Beginning March 16, it will run
~very Friday from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. until
school's out.
Celllen.
-Intermediate Guitar: Ten sessions
to be held every Monday from t to 5 p.m.
bulalell b boos o1 to nooit'11a1un1ays. CoB!'1s SID. Y mg areas -'""'bike Safety "A": for 8 to 3-year· -will be presenled aa _,, .~ F t ~· · pa sym um. ~ OlQ. .. _,.,__~... our sess ons .,...mning
1bat aesdclJ wW include~ by March 10 will take~ from 10:30 a.m.
-... -·· .!! !lie -.. "" Sa~y~ ty .. e1f;!~ 9 t 12-__ \..,.., ~a new ston ma .-.:... ...... ~~•e-eA'·· be.gins on M0arclt open:-' -..... ,gm.~~ .... """ ouim:'betnirakal to participate In : 10, ~1 lit1:30 p.m. Salurdays for four
OOD(erence dlscqssions include city Of~ Weeki; Cost 11 $1D. •
fJClill";C!fy cOiiillllt1ie Or comml"""'1 ap-~ltneu Elnders: A 12-Hsa1on
pqkltees, oommuDlty assicoatlon officersJ
indullrlalista, developers, school board
.,.._, community asaoclatioo officers,
llt: Alber said.
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AIRLINERS. • •
plos a CT"eW of seven aploded aftel' the
colli.sioo and crashed south of Nantes in
weotem France.
"Tbeft' were no survivors," said 'Iberia
Airline olllcials In Paris and police
authorities here.
Fr<ocb police reported lhe eolllslon
bet ..... the Iberia Ind Spantu plane ...
CWTed in clear weather with es:cellent
visibility and in a region not especially
noted for air turbulence.
Iberia said in a communique two days
ago Ila operations had beeo heavily af.
fected by the strike of French air con-troDen in past days. Nwnerous flights
were canceled and others rerouted, .
Iberia said.
Spantu loot a Corvair 990 Coronado In
Spain's worst air disaster three months
ago. A total of 15$ person'I was killed
when the jet reportedly flipped over in
strang cros.swiods as it look off from the
Santa Cruz.. Canary lslind's airport and
nosedived Into lhe ground.
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Student NUI'8eS
Stage 'Disaster'
Drill at Hospital
A group or 6.S student nurses from Sad·
dleback College participated in an inter·
hospital disaster drill compriJing 10
Orange County hospitals Saturday.
Accompanying the coeds as "vk!Ulns''
were faculty members Gertrude C.
Baker, division chairman or nursing
education, and Delphine M. Eschbach, in·
structor of nursing.
The purpose -0f the mock disaster test
was to increase the working relationships
with agencies participating in emergency
preparedness, said Bud Marsh of. the
Orange County office of Emergency
Senrices, which coordinated the event.
1be exercise was one of the largest
ever held , Marsh said.
It included participation by local fire
department!, Orange C o u n t y Com·
munlcations, Radio Amateur C i v I I
Emergency service, American National
Red Cross, the Hospital Council of
Soulbern California and local ambulance
oompanies.
Marine bellcopters from tbe Air
Reserve Command at El Toro pn>vided
air evacuation to participating hosplta.Js.
Sit!gle Parents'
Dinner Planned
A "Blarney Dinner Dance" Saturday
night In the San Clemenle EllOI Club wll1
welcome tbe new officers of Parents
Without Partners.
Any sintJle pateflls In Orange County
lnttrtsted tn the affair may call m-2111,
837-3319, or 493--«189 for reservation• at $5
perperaon .
Sylvia Cannon I!! president-elect of
PWP's South Coasl Chapler, succeeding
Williltm Graydon. COmpletlng the slate
are: Victor Retting, Jack Andereon, and
Rollin Craig, vice presidents: Pau1 No-
ble, membership director, Mary Marl,
secretary, and Albert ScbuJ, treasurer.
Skating Boy Killed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Sevon-yur-
old Vlocent Scott was skating near bi1
home when he loot control •nd went off
the lidewalt Into the path or an
automobile. ~ say.
physical fitooss program for adults every
Tuesday and Wednesday from 7:30 to 9
p.m. for six weeks beginning March 13.
Cost is $15 each or $25 a couple .
-Camp Counselof':Recreation Leader
TrainJng: Cost is $10. Sessions are set for
April 7, 10, 17, 24; May 1. 8, 12, 13.
-Tole Painting: Art class for those in·
terested in decorative design. It will be
held from 7:3C to 10 p.m. Tuesday> for 10
weeks beginning March 13. Cost ii $25.
-Ride Your own Motorcycle: The Y
is opening up three acres of its un-
developed land to motorcycle members
from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Moodays_Cost is $6 a
year, which is a basic YMCA mem·
bershlp.
AU programs are open to the public.
Non-members will be charged the Y
membership fee in addition to class
coats.
For further IDfannallon, contact the Y
at 13().962% or at its offices in El Toro.
ROTC Program
Slated Thursday
At Saddleback
The entire rnplomatic corps o f
Khartoum was on the runway today,
many of them weeping openly, when the
two flag-draped coffins were loaded inlo
the plane by fork·lift trucks ..
The presidential plane was dispatched
to Khartoum by President Nixon.
The Saudi minister of public service
Son of Coast
Auto Dealer
Seriously Hurt
. The '°" of Newport Beach auto dealer
Chick Ivenon waS in critical condition
today at Hoag Memorial HO,SPital with
htjurjes ~lned when bis car plunged
Crom Pacific Coast Highway eail)r Sun·
day morning.
Chick lversop IV, 20, of 35 Channel
Drive, Newport Beach, apparenUy lost
control of his llr72 Jaguar XKE on the
An informational program on the Arm· ra!n allck highway near El Morro school
ed. Forces Reserve Officers Training just north of Laguna Beach, California
Corps will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.. Highway Patrol officers said.
SMITll AND OrWp say 111eJ -id UR to set up Free l'r<SS ...., racb
next to other news racb •s•1111atly found in tbe city.
Joseph, Tabact, their legal ........i, ays bis clients' COl!Slitutiooal rights
were being •ioialed by the deoial.
The council meet& al 7 p.m. In city aiuncil chambers.
Residents Near El Toro
Get Warning on Noise
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Residents around the El Toro Marine
Corps Air Station will ''bear the bnmt of
the noise" from Marine figbter--attack
aircraft participating in defense ex-
ercises begi.Ming sborUy before midrrigbt
tonlgbl, a Marine Corps opotnman said
today.
F1ight3 from the base Wlll «91tbo1e IJD"-
til about 2:30 a.m. TuesdOy. · '' -.
They are ~ of, • Nor\11 ~
Del.,... (NORAD) alert In wliidl -
all ovv western states are inwtn:d. . •
Other parts of Orange County ahouldo't
be alfecled by the !Ugbta, the lljlOkesman
saic!.
l'roMP.,.eI
"'lbey11 just scramble Ind go upotairs
for a while," the lljlOke<tmn aaltf, adding
that the training ....-ciaes wDl -place
over the Pacific Ocean •
'!be spokesman declined to say bow
many flglltel' ... tiadc -flom Ef
Two will be lo'"'1ved beea111e "ii might
be. d••fied iabmatic&"
'Ille -lor1he ....--plcbd ~.,, lfOIUID _.. .. , he Alil. 'Ille ...
di,~ ,,_i tlbilnlale llarine
~ .Olficlals pobobly figunid, be
said, ' ""'~ e.pect an enemy atladt
at that hOiir.'
be~ alert exercises are routine,
n.unday at Saddleback College. Officers said the road was dark and Fus• · ~ Aid CJass BORDER .•• Aimed at assisting students interested ligt rain w~ falling making the road 11. treacherous. lverson's car careened off in transferring from the community col· the road, clipped a telephone pole and '
lcge to an ROTC program, the aession plunged 100 feet down an embankment, would include the following homes: s1...:.a:..:..J m• v1•e1'0
will begin with a reception at 10 a.m. in pcllce said. -Aliao Villas, Barce&oo.a, smne, Jilietl
Building A·7. IverM>n was thrown clear of the car Cardinal Park, Coo:ntrys.ide, Design 1, Fl
Jack Swartzbaugh, dean of students, which was a tolal wreck, officers said. Toro, Laguna North, Laguna Real, Late '1le 11i11ioa V.ejo Rec:ftatlon CenWs
d k f The Newport Beach poliee helicopter Forest, We Style, Los Alisos, Meadow, will clltt a elm in lint aid beg!nning
sai spo esmen or Army, Navy, Air airlifted Iversoo to the hospital. New Laguna North, Tbe Shores, New 7..f:JO 'lhunday at the Sierra Recreation
Force and Marine Corps ROTC programs the hospital. World, Rancho Viejo, RandJO Viejo Center, *7' Recodo Lane,. MisQon Viejo.
on all U.S. colleges and universities will Officers said the injured youth was Townhouses, Republic, Seume St. 1be class, taught by Al Berman. will be present. 1 1 --• Mobil H ~ ...... ., n..... cantinne (or four 11mtdaya. A fint a1d Individuat" conferences will be offered consc ous a the scene rutu was conr e omes, ..... .....,. ._...,' Trabuoo Cm-certi.fic:ate will be issued each ,.._,,.,.,te f plaining of leg and chest pains. yoo, Saddleback View, Moulton Ranch. .. -s'::i~elir ~te~ 3 p.m. at the West Quad, A spokesman at Hoag Hospital saki Ranchwood TownbouJes, I.1kfside Part-of~ is J.....;... ... taken now at
ed. thia morning Iverson is in intensive care Lake Fofest., North Shore-Lake Forest, Mantano8I> ~ All interest high school and college with internal injuries and a number or Villas del r ......... L.te Forest Trw...,._.,.. Recreaticn c:mter. The mly students, veterans, active personnel and d -.v ..... uu . dwge is for a textbook For man lnfor..
education advisers within the saddleback 1_ojthtrr=";;;un=e;;;te;;;nnined;;;;;. =;;;ln;;;j;;;ur;;;ies=. ====;;;in;;;d=W;;;oodg;;;;;:len=. =;;:;;:;:;;;:::;;:;;:;;:;-~-;';'"';;;p!J;;~~sn::-:· :;:;;:;:;:;:;:::: Community College District are lnviled. I
LOW PRICES ARE BORN HEIE ••• iAISEi -EUEWHERE From Pflfle I
TRAILS ••.
two teenage girls reoovmg Highway
Patrol citations ror using the center lane
of Culver Drive while crossing the San
Diego Freeway on the bridge.
Present bike trails in the 11pilot''
system slop short of the brid&:e. The city
has yet to determine a safe means of
mixing bicycle traffic with can enterin&
and leaving the freeway at that location.
The bddge is the cycltsta' lllOll
dangerous barrier to longer, bite trips
along CUiver to north Irvine's vt.stas of
hills and eucalyptus, Mayor William
Fiachbach has observed.
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INDIANS ...
U.S. attorney genera~ was nol pruen\.
U.S. attome}'9 for North aod South
Dakota repreaenled the government.
Means said: "We don1 want to deal
with the lower echelon flunkies of lhe
federal govmimeot any Joncer. Tiiey
don1 ahow up for meetlnga. 'Ibey are not
dependable.".
250 Flee Boat Blast
In Lebanon Harbor
BEIRUT (UPI) -An erplOllon blew 1
hole In the stem of • cruise ship satur-
doy nlcht but the neorly ISO American
religious pllgrlms oboard the oinking
v.-1 neaped unhmntd, olflcfals aald
SUnday. Ttiere waa aome panic •moo&
the puaengen after the blast In ~ If arbor, the olfl<Wa 11ld, bllt all
safely taken ashore aod lpODt the 111&1lt
In -bottla. -
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B~~~h Mer.chants Seek Redevelopment Meet
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Merchants and property ownus, led by
Nlomey Thomas Whaling, will ask the Jlunfu18ton Beach City COuncil fmlibt
for heJp wUh downto)VJl redevelopment. ·
dWbaling, in a three-page letter to the
ty, bu asked for an lnfonnational -iing 10 detennine 10 what e1tent the I city is wtlllog 1011e1p.
His letter 11 on tonight's 7 o'clock agen-
da and may be dlscuMed, but City
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"We're not prepand to give MY building moratortuln placed Clh the
answers •t the -~" Rowtanda ... downtowll wblle the dty studied Ila -f.laintd today. "We'd like 10 get thia , dellmct Top ol lhe Pier plan. a;:\.~'t:'~'"fl":'~!., ha.,t=':; Whaling said one of.his~ to the
tioo suit filed against the city by city will be ,Just bOW much that IU!t af.
dowii.town auto dealer Robert t:erry. Ter--feCts city action.
ry'e suit alleges all ol. the property •1'>e attorney, who la curr:ently
ownm lost mooey because of lnverae. wrchasil11 two pieces of downtown Plw-(implied) coodemnailoo procedures by erty, .also sald be i. ~ to a
the city. • delay, tbougb be ~ lib aome ~
His suit stema from the lengthy lions answered tonight.
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m«tiop at the Fisbennan Restaurant to
wllidl -town property owners and
---lnYited. lie ~ to have their full support.
Wllolilc bas oot made MY specific pro-,_a far ndevelopment.
Jn bis letter, be ulls for city help In
cltolsiag a muter plan for the area llld
.IUl.l!L-.lo.~ .l!\e.citY'~.thi'!k\~
.. -subjects .,,, .
-'A !noway route to the beacll.
-Development of properties owned by
the city.
-Use of revenue sharing funds for
redevelopment.
-Allowing property owners to develop
a name for the area that would be
recogniud by the clly.
-Projects planned for the city pier.
-What is the future of the old civic
center.
-Does the city prefer a specialty com-
mercial center downtown? ~ Administrator David Rowlands MY• no
llllmedlalo action ia lil!eg.
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Altered Fil.es . . ( ··
Lobby C1overup
Cited by Brown
. SACRAMENTO (AP) -The secretary
ol .we today accmed a legislative ...,,.,
. mitiee of illegally altering public records
to hide the. names of ·legislators wbo
received molley 1rom lobbyists.
"'lbe laws ciearty are violated, 11
Secretary ol stato Edmlllld G. Browu Jr. ............. .,.,..__
But Browa repeatedly nfaled ,to ~~~twbe!Wbo~
-~tlolll; or agslnst wbom. "Wblt I may or may not do ID ~
to the criminal laws is aomet!Jing I 'llOll~
discuss today," Brown said.
BroWlf displlyod mant111y lilins ftPOris
ol two lobbyists and said the reports !lad . .
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been aJtered "by someone" ·other than
the lobbfists after they were filed.
Obe wis the Augus't 1970 report of Carl
R. Burg, lobbyist for the PainUng llld
Decorating COOtracton of Callfornla,
which sliowod two coritrlbutioos !otalllng
1150 lo testimmiaJ dlnben of I -
arid ...... bl)!nijl '!flio* ..--croaeil"olt. .i . .
Tiie «liU wai 11!.! Felirtim7 !flt
t.pt;it Cl CalliQmil Credit Unlmi 'Uague
lobbyist .J'act P. Reidy, ID 1lblcb oon-
lrlbutioos to three lestimonlal dinners
were aliered to diilei.-u;e-cmJlijite.'
nam<s.
lruliant lgoore
Federal Offer
"Lobbyists cooUnually buy lunches,
dlnnen and oocktalls for public officials.
They take polltlcians oo junkets 10 M .. •
ico, Palm Springs and Lake Tab>e. Lob-
byists give expenstve presents -such as
relrlgerai-, automobile lirel, sporting
equlpmeot and cases of liquor."
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·A MOTORIST ON MAIN STREIT MIGHT EASILY llECOIW ·CONFUSED llY' THESE' StGNS
)' o Leave Town ASted fo~-specific eumples of those
trlpo aJl!f gJits, .Brown ~Jll.ied : "I don't
think any purpose will be served."
.So S.yo Huntl~ llN<h:Offlo "k --le RatkalJll All M n•t Guideposts
I WOUNQED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -11>-
~ holding Wounded Knee today lg·
QOl'ed a federal offer 10 leave the yillage
J'D"rmed and a I~ said ihe mllltants
·~.:::gb negot14ltln& with Juailce t olfldat.s.
,, A '!rilfen "'Pl' ol the govermnent offer
had been presented to the AIM
. I~. AIM members &aid :Jt was
But be "lld the lnddeots were "all re:
eent." ·-~ -. '
Brown..~ s~te's wa~ over catp-
paign liling pn>etidures, 'said stale law
was apparep~y violated when the ssme
committeii "ofllend lla staff to keep JoJ>.
byist dociuneDts. hidHen ffom other stale
agencies and the public."
TunnEy Calh R~tion
Pinn for Gas ~Chaotic'
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.. _ Ille! the ashes put Into an .... Valley £' -uncil LOS ANGELEs (AP) -Sen. -·~ for mailing beck I<> tbe Depart-'-Al . Tunney (().Calli.), said today that gils
'lllent ol Justice. · rationing Jll'OPOS&ls for so u t b e r n
"We're Dabbed _, with the Will £' ::.ns'1• ':Jer California would cauae "sodal and
·Justfce llepartmeo~" said Carter Camp, '-Al U ecmomic chaos" and "would be Im-
a leader ol the Americab lndlan Move-possible to "'1ortt without prttiQg a
"ment, which led the talteover .ot-the Bik T · iJ Pl bayonetatthebackofeverymotorist."
•JUtorlc barnlet 'l\lelday. "We'll deal . e ra an ff lour out.of five Soutbem California
• with them later in the field with g'1ns llld -•• can wei:e-IUddenly foh:ed off the road
' Violence." • · · A-al for a $13,GOO, --.m11e bicycle for sis moolbs each year as the -" , Camp's statement -fnade it appear traUI system ·wtIL be consictered Tuesday mental Protection Agency has rr.com-
. dol1btful that the )J1dtans would show up n121>t ,bY Iha F'ounlain valley City Coon-mencled. Tunney sald, "Los Angeleo
for peace talb with federal, lal')'en lhst ci1 WllOld be like a dty in a siege.
·' ,..,. 10 resume tod'I)' hr a teepee on • Tbe trail plan-already has received the "Evtly -with a job woaJd be
'' ;,eutfal ground between the Occltp;ed vil·. bless"".of !lie yi>uth commisaioo, parlcs conflonted with 1 dioloe belwwww ...,.
" lase and 1 porlmetet <ii armed law .,.. llld _..tton commission llld the Jilan-pllanao or flNncial catulropile," be
fon:ement oili<en. 'lbl .s..i.nl. olflcl1ls ~Ion. . sald.
waer there at ·tho appointod time but AecordlJ\I to '11er6 J"olinaoa, • ad-'1\mney's lallmooy on the fin1
' the IJldlaas 'iWd to put off the ..,.,.,.. tnllllstrltlve assistant In the public worts day of tfuiee -u of ~ -
by the EPA • .Die will Jal err rnk
impad el. a1r-, .... -.. ...-
far So••IEl'llJJ Cwlil@NW --•d by
EPA AdminkttJ ... Wi1im11b..VWW•
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'l1iie • dief flmn._ tJf .. flit els ........ , ·cfllriac:-•••••
ail -driDlg ..,. .. -•• -cmt:
, ~A ~ I 7 _· • , I Dnid Fri Jioo*·pBolt_ .. __ ...
........ _,..,_ .. jell lopnd
QqitM ,... o' 1 s Ille .-.Jfl5 ........... , ...... .,, *"*
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2 ence unW 1 later bo6r. department, the bicycle S)'!teJ!! Involves •· · · S8'1'!' said tho IDdians waot lo meet marked Janet on existing streeis, ,-----------~---~--------, Wttb Interior S-.tary Jtoiers · C.B. Jt would be used primarily 10 conDect Morion "or a lop aide." Tlli!"Depa:tnteol riden"wllh Mlle Square Park, the Santa ~Freep!) Banned o( the'Inlerlor ove.-the Buieau.41 11>-Ano 'Rlvw !>Ike. trail, and as a
diln Affoln, a pdlne """1 ol.lhe:AIM • throughway 10 tllf beaches down Bushard
pNtest. • • • -. Streelr-• •
Litt Swlday, Ibo lildllW burnM the -"There .,... .. .,f.ttreel traill planned.
• govenunent offer to '!lthdrsw from W1 too late for iliO-clly tO do that We
Wotmded Kl>ee. ~ federal offer • doni 6Q.e 1111 room !ell," .JolmJon said
stlpulatod that the lndtan• !111111 .... todll)' •
Huntington Calls Paper Obscene-
• • w!lbout their weapons but would be ll '!lie council· approvet the trail
' ·allowed to leave •tarting at 7 a.m. PST -iistem, J-uid _,. of the tiding
; (S.. INDIANS, Pap I) '()aths could be.marked In J~ne ,and July.
• • Cumnlly, the city merely pl""' to
SEE HOW THEY GO -~,=aa1~~th .,:\"i:!
, .J>ullt lo ·o_eporate blcycla lanei froql
·IN CLASSIFIED ADS :~l"~fill..~;:~
He said B!llbaJd wu picked u the I~ ~~.::en~:"' nllly go ~;t,."":qd~~~
• Beach and W11imtttiitt alao plan to Ole · 'M lmpela SS, orig owner, Bulbud.
lmmacl RIB, PS, aeMce "Ws 1 dlnct -· bat has 1tM Inf• papers. f4H. (~No.) t.c than aome oE tlJe otllen," Jolnw
The car 90ld tho llnt day the ad "" -
only -.. hOltr all« the DOWBplper '1>u de!J....S. D ,.. want lo b1!J or ..U
a car quietly, run )'Oii' own DAILY 1'llh!' clasalfled Wltll 1111 Jodoy, Tllo
~llnoia~
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Tbe d!r )>lie ljlfem wlll UM only
arterial bfcliwayo, ml wllere a -II not lltll)r widened ~ of no dav lnpi
men~ the troll 1ystem wlD wait !or
devolopmeol. ht npl .....
Jolmaon uld ht was IUlpriled 0.... (lloe 'l'JW!S. Pop I)
THE QTY clert'1 ol!lce llu llmlid ,.,.1 . ·lw -· , ti ..
Wffk!y Loo Angeles Frea ~ .. -..-a• I a II JI -.
AD appeal on lhal -will be-·--llJ .. dlJ I P
fllll~y lllllt lepl firm el. GOW, Ba ..... _. T' t IJ _.
RlltlDg two mm, llaward Smith and llor*8 °"""' • -11 !llocm -Preis news1ot;b l!l lluntlnatc>o Beacll.
City A-Dorrid. .....___ 11111111 .. a C I -.. aal~over ltcrl-..., bat not ii ---....._....,,.., Ille-. . ,
"WE CIJNSlll£B 'II • .,....,,. plpll'. I'm 11111 -_,_ -all
II a -~.· llowt.a told. "ll ..... llll ...... lo -~
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Theme Sought . ,
By. Bea:eli Panel
~ Boacb dty-llmen hliv.
-bal Ille design revi...-boml lo in-
lped dty ltreel, trail and informational
signs and poaillty develop one theme for
lilll IVleo.
fte -.i'I iDcreued power WU
pnm Wt -1< after councilmen met
with desicn review board members In an
mformal otudy -
Parl ol the Issue stemmed lrOm the
pl -of street signs &king 1llaln
street neat die new civic center.
It ns poiDled out the new signs are
blue. nthrr than the traditional green,
and in -ipJt tine different streel
.... '" -lllOUih .. coofUle --. Dloip Jleriew Boord memben SUI·
l'*d lber should have been coosulted
... the, Qpes ol ligns and their apeciljc
locllJons. Oxmiihnlp ~-
'Ille cllolce ol bluo color over green
-lll8de by Cll1 Administrator David Roil-who said the blue beckgnlund
... rlwf tbe dty"t ocean «tentation.
llo-cballeaged the color choici'· but
-tidividuals ~ that the dly'a liP l)'!lem OUlht to be lllllform 10 ..... cM:fnwim. ,
• ,. _. Ulllfonn theme lDlght be
<!mloPed by the llellgn nvie.W boald lor
...,,. i.tmg to tlie city's biking, biking
and -trails.
)\attalion Ch.j.ef Gets
Top Post in Lompoc °"""' v. Splcbnl bas reslgDed .. bottallon cllfef of the HunUngton Beach
Fire Deporlmeot lo ..,..,. the duties of
fin cldd In Lompoc. on 1srlcultural
_.ru11 In centnl• Califomla.
spd:lnl camo to BlmHn&ton ~ In
DOI-lllT u !IN -*!, 1 pool·
lloa a lelrl GlllD July lfll Whim IJe WU
I ! I Riped lo tlte fire "'JIPl'*lon dhloioa.
Plane With
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Down Safe
NANTES, France (UPl)-Two Spanish
airliners with a total of 176 persons
aboard collided in flight over Western
France today, and one of them crashed
in a ball of fiames, !tilling all 113 per&oll!
aboard, airline 'pokesmen r.porled.
The second plane ·with 108 per.son 1
aboard was· badly damaged but mode a
safe emergency landing at a French
military airport. .
The crash ol both at 29,000 feet would
he,ve been the ......st avt.stlon dioaster hrhhtory. •
--The plane whlcJL.hD• was an Iberian DCI on 111lgllt il'om Palnta do MaJoreO
lo l.ondon. Tile plane wblcb IUl'Vlvod was
a Convair 990 Cotonada 'of Spandu
Cbarlet Airlines, alao en route to London
and following the same path across 1!'r8l!Ci!. --.•
Officials were at a 1oM to explain Im-
mediately how Ibey could crash. But the
collision came while Freocb military
tecjmicians were manning the air control
syatem during the drawn-out strike of
cl'-1ian air controllers for better wq:es
anil working conditions. •
French airline pilots and for.lgn
~lines have agreed to operate normal
(Ughls over France pending the air con-
trol tecbnicians' walkout which waa ex-
pocted ,lo end this week. In tbe mean-
time, the strike disrupted many filgbts
across France. ·
All three of Spain's airlines ....,.. Jn.
volved In crashes today -the collision
between the lberlao DCll llld a Con-
valr 990 Con>Gada of Spandu charier
airlines, and the ~ of an Avlaco air-
line tw~glne Cliravelle wblch fell Into
the sea off Madeira with three crewmen
and no passengers aboard.
The DC9 crashed, the Coronads made
an emergency landing at a military air
base at Cognac, France, with ti
passengers and seven crew.
· The lberfM DCll had taken off from
Paillla de Mallon:a ·for London when It
colllded with the SpandH plane wblch
was fiyll1C from Madrid 10 London. Tbe
path across France ,ls edenllcaL
Police and airline authorttles said tho
DCll jet, beaded from Palma de
Mallorca, Balearic Ialands, to London
wltb 80 adult l"'ssenaers and ooe oo, plus a crew of aevea exploded after the
collision Md crashed soutfi of Nantes in
western France. .
.. There Were no Sl.!f"'lvors," sald Iberia
Airline officials In Paris and pollen
autliorities bere.
Oruge Cout
1t'elidler
The weathertadJ .... sunny olties
for TUesday; wltli hlcba of around
16 degrees at tl!e belches and in-
land areas. Ovenigbl lows In the
50s.
INSlltE TOlti\Y
"Th1 Rand is qulckff Ulan tho
"11•.'' sava SaUy. Thi l<lllCJI slrip-,,.,. of 68 tll<I" IJol 1om1 deeper
thoughts, lllOllllll, Wee ,,., 1><11•1
thot society slill-hal 4 lot to
learn abOMC 11». Set StOTJI D'R
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Britiab .ooldler died ill • hospilll ear1J ~
day from injuries -Sunday nlglit
ill tbe Roman catholic W-Falla Rold
dimlcl when be was savagely bealm by
a mob made up masllJ cl -..S
tbon waslbot in the¥
Ills death ~ the IOU in -. )
Candy Machine
Grabs Finger
Costa Mesa fimn<a ~ oHtac
lhelr leeth over Frink Arnnoe
Jr.'1 sweet tooth Sunday.
A loll! of six firemen sum-
lo the llar1>or ~ Omll!r
pusbed, pulled, Pobd .... pried for
30 minutos gelling the J~
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-c.tlPic Bisliop -'1!imilo --·•loda11tdl*•Jis --"'"'al the~ • a ..... illltofool-•
tuddtittboa-pawlcarrier
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-_, • Pmilier Edwanf Shields, a -
'l'lllt -ID the ,_ o1 the ftbl-
de -,.. --Injuries. Sbieldl -;."'I::::."~·-l•mcbrd 6-......... wllld!lladheen
......... 1lle lwo oeltlde patrol. ' ......... , ,.....,,., • -bomb blalt
1-.1 cd&ill;e ••1 pge 1D m e1ectrical .,,,_,,*'tin llUlb Belfast'• Usbum --1be ... --who planted it p.ft a wlLGi&:c and there were DO
casualties.
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boy's stuck band out of. a candy
machine.
They fioally freed the Esoondldo
tot; who had reached ... the -
ding maehioe'a delivery dUe iD
search of tasty loot.
T,.. o1ber teonag<n were l!hot and
--...... duriilg the night. A gw••wn in a passing car fll'ed four
builds •• !.,......... Protestant girl ..
, He complained al a ph¥fwl
~. but· came out lo better
shape thao the madlloo, -< firemen !inally bad lo tear aport.
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• · Discussion Due
.; Possible dissolutioo of the Huot.inpm
Beach Unlm IDgb School Dislrlct aml
unification of area scbooll ll eqededi to
be discussed toolgbt by -"' the z Ocean View School District I This will be the boanl's lirll ,....ing
,.. since last week's umucceaful fZI mDliaP
, bond electlao to build men bill> -. ! Allo at toolgbt'• meeting -·~
:• npected lo •""'Pl the mlp-"' . \i Joint~·· ... --lo-for
• -· iuid Cecil KWe. ....,_ Pritt-# clpal of College View School
The J:l9 p.m. """" will be h!W Ill ~ the dlll!ict's . bootd room, 71'11 ,..,_
~ Ave.
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TRAILS .•.
hao heen litUe public noct1m ~ Ille
tralla proposal.
Some other items oo TuesdoJ'• I
o'clock agenda include:
-Reverting the llllld next ID 1lle Seta
Ana River, south of Warner Aveme, to
agricultural 1.0ning.
-Ao addition ID the city's ...-plm
of parka Ind open space w include a port
site at Newland Street, near the blufl's.
This area is connected to the Bm:diDglon
Beach archeological site. .
- A report cooceming the storage ol
recreation vehicles in Tes i dent i a 1
· neighborhoodl.
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-Further dLllC'llSSioo Oii whit to do
with Southern California Edinl. eue-.
ment land.
FromPqel
:.INDIANS ••.
r,witbout threat of mass arrests.
, , Federal ofiicials said a grand jury •
"vesligation later would determine if
charges were warranted
Cam said toda the "'-'"" "' the ... p I)' ..... UU'6
• govemineot proposal was "a b 1 t
I dnuuatic. Bui we oonslder the oflu only
I a stir!irig point
I "We doo't care ii Ibey extaid the of.
I fer.We can't consider going oot until Ibey
I deal with the issues that brougjlt U1
I here."
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.,,. Ot•nM Coell Publlih'"9 c......,. • .._,_
abe -nlltllis abog a road. :il:.9s•~JOlllll was admitted lo a ,...,.,., wbll • gunsbot wound in the ab-
dlnm 81 autbarities said be was in
R1'iom cmdH•m
1be -occm ....... ~1td.t despite the
.......... ol another 1,000 Britislt troops
in -. placed ... cmty lo curb
vialmcec ill: • crilical nfereDdum. this --, .. --... If 'i • bcmb wrecked •
haDd!. , ...... ~mtlonintbe s ........ 7buridaj acl&eucbu CID whether
Nuitlwlt --nmalot Brltislt ... be, ·-" 1lle 111111 repcilolk: w . tho -7""" •
~the---...... a ---• lie left a JlelWt . -Mil, .. Ulller militia _..,t famd ... __.. 1.m.w1et11, a Brttilb
----... lo Bellaat and a c.tlPic lmdriftr slain lo W
House Official
W ams S&L Firms
In Newport Talk
Slnlap ... -firms -be ...,. olllyilll lo ..... oil Ille b;Mh-op-
pcabialiei mw rm ;at for bmlb. ays
die ... h_• of tfle llllP'l"fllltb ...
_ ...... Ille -_.., and
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~ -J. SL Germoln; (D-11.L).
l<ilil ,. Colifonoia smnp " Laan 1-lo Newport Beocb dnring the
·--1lle price for pining such ... -....,. be 1lle noqultemeot
-_ .... --P81 the -tu· ... -If t1to1 ""'4-. SL Germain Aid. "we
-...... lo -1lle tltrilt blstitullom pi-' eal."
SL Gmmlll 1i111> aid that Congma
will play • stnqw .... in -bllsblng
the .... for the ...mp and loan business.
lie said be plans w inlndice a bill call·
~ for a. morat«ium an amversion.s of
~ .-w lrrinp and
-----owned by their dq••t.•s -into fmns owned by public
SfldhMrn.
SL tli!i-already bu lntroduc.d •
bill that -cut off federal insuran<e fram an>ri•jnns &bat cmvert.
''QacJew wants lo have a say in how
it (omtasions) will take place,n St. Ger·
tmiot Did. "We ~ not hippy with the
........ ..--· ConRna will sludy this illell, not have an outside com-
mkskm do it."
-_..,. at the coafemoce,
presidmt -Mann of the Federal
-...i--" Son Pl-. aid
Ute -....... olkowitog' aav1np· ... illml Mjhdiw to pay a bilher in-
terest GD AYiop ICQUlts than banks
may be etjmimfal wbm It ezpim: in
Juno. "2llil _, Im lo ba,. an interest
rate diffamtial," be aid. "It cannot
IUl"rift~ ..
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Raped by Youth
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These African Jackson~• chameleons, named for the birth instead of laying eggs as most fuards do. Their
man who discOvered them, will never win a beauty tongues are as long as the combined length Of head
contest. in the animal kingdom. They're called the al\(! bQ\ly. •
most unusual of an the lizard family, giving Jfye . '•" ,. · ;
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Arizona Police Spy in Sky
Son of Coast
Auto Dealer
Serio1JSly Hurt TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) -The w ~ t c h ( u I eye of a police blimp
eventually may hover over tltia college oommun!iy jout southeast-of
Pboenlz If Police ChlAlt Arthur Fairbanks has h!s way .
Falrbanka en¥1ldolts the UBe of a mlni·blimP• 19 help his deport· ment cut down on crimes, especiallr burglaries.
'I'he son of Newport Beach auto deJer
Chick Iv~ WU in critical condition
today at Hoag Memorial Hospital with
injuries sustained w}len his car plunged
from Pacific Coast Highway early Sun-
day rooming.
"We feel two men in this blimp can see over 10 times what a
patrolman in a car oo the P'?'JDd can see," Fairbanks said. Sunday .
The blimp he has In mmd would be about 75 feet long and hold
two men. •
. He notes that burglars are concentrating on sprawling residen-
tial ueaa and ignoring the compact industrial-business area, which is
easier to patrol.
He applied for a $35,000 grant from the U.S. Law Enforcement
Assistance Administration.
Chick Iverson IV, 20, of 35 Channel
Drive, Newport Beach, apparently Jost
control of llls 1m Jaguar XKE on the
rain slick highway near El Morro school
just north of Laguna Beach, California
Highway Patrol offlcm llald.
Levee Planting
Slat.ed Saturday
Tbe ",....,ing ol tloe river" project
1iDlkr the cf!redkill. of Orqe Coul\IY
Gm!>belt Coonlinator· Rod ·Sackett coo-
-OD the Santa Ana River levee in
the lltltollnifOn Beaclt-OJlta Mesa area.
Tbe next levee planting day will be
Saturday. The work area is the wert, or
Homllngton Beach, side ol the rtver •
Planting Is done by teama of two
penoona equipped with a loot, bucket Ind
stick to' measure distance between
plants.
Parking will be available at AUanta
Avtllle In Huntington Beach. AU penoona
lhouJd be at leut U years of age wllb
one supervising adult for each 20
workers.
Those interested in this project can call
834-6118 far more information.
Oiff ord Aoki
Rites Thursday
Memorial services for Clifford s . Anti,
tilled Thursday when bis car collided
with a train at a Huntington Beach cross-
ing, will be held at a p.m. Thursday at
Smiths' Chapel In Huntington Beach.
Mr. Anti, 19851 Bushard SI., Hun-
tington Beach, WU 24.
VlsltaUnn at the chapel will be held
Tuesday and Wednesday from t a.m. w ii
p.m.
He Is llln'ived by bis pan!i>la, Mr. and
Mrl. Shiro Aoki; 1lsetra, Lynne C.
G...mteld, June M. Howe and JoAnne
Richards, Ind a brother, Alan.
Huntington Lass
New County Miss
A -tute entry, 13-year-old Boimte
0.... from Huntington Beach, stepped
inl<I the lineup Friday night Ind captum
the Miss ()range County title.
She toot the place or Vickie Tallman,
Miss Huntington Beach, who stepped
aside because of the talent reqllin!ment
in the """'tY pageant.
Miu Owen performed a number from
Caborol, in the coanty tiUe. She was -~ lo the Miss Homt!nglon Beaclo
pag<ont WI ,...... . .
, Mias P'outitalD Valley, Allsla Speir, 11,
........ ol lour. prlno:et,seo named lo Ille
Illegal-business . , . .
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A citizen complalnt bas prompted
Hunlngton Beach fire and bulldlng de-
,,...-olflciala to clotct the old clown· ™"1 ·...;,. !di 'pOestlile 'ill~al business
operatkm.
The purpose "' the 1nlpectiolls Is to de-
termine whether there are any hazardous
manuf~ processea or other condi-
tions operaUng without proper city clear-
ance that might prove dangerous to the
area, Deputy Fire Marsbaf Roger HO&-
mer said.
The area lo be IDapected la bounded
by the ocean, 2nd Street, Olive Street
and 6th Street, lie said.
Hcmner said the.re were no known in-
stances of. toning violations, but a local
resldent called the department asking
that the check be made as a precaution-
ary measure.
Skating Boy Killed
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) .,. Seven-year-
old Vmeent Scott was skating near bis
home when he ioot oontn.\l. and went off
the sidewalk into the path of an
automobUe, ofiicers say.
Officerl llid the road WU elm and
llgt: raht was falliDg making the road
treacherous. Iverson'• car car!eDed. off
the road, clipped a telephone pole and
plunged 100 feel -. an embankment,
police said. " ,
Iverson was thrown clear ol the car
· which was a loial wnct, ~
The Newport Beach police ')elicopler
airllft.d lvenoo w the loospilll. ' ·
the hospital,
Officers said the Injured y0uth wu
conscious at the scene and was com-
plaining of h!g and cheat palnll.
A •pokeaman at Hnag Hospllll said
this morning Iverson ts in bJtenllve Care
with Internal Injuries and a nmnber of
other "undetennined lojurt~
Valley~~ Boys Club
Gets $1,476 Grant
The Fountain Valley Boys' Clob baa
received a grlllll ol ,1,4711 !nm the
Calilornla Community Foondafk>it.
The foundation was formed ID lt!J by
Joseph Sartori, first hoard chairman ol
Security Pacific National Bank which
serves as trustees for the foundation.
QE 23.6 cu. ft.
·AMERICANA•
Sld•by-Slde
Refrlserator-
Freezer
-'
Model TFF 24RP
rrlth lmmenae 301 lb,
caP1c1trf1NU1
. J111t 35~"-~ 7
no1roo1lltn>ugh'!llL · .
IC9 lln ltorM'8bout2IO
cubel.lllfrlo9rotor ........ convertl.ble.J'• Day Mli!l fCMpiar, lldJ-.
....,.~....,_ ....
adJ111htbf•'cliblne1.,._,.
of ............ 91-,,......
Cllll clllpenter.
Sudan Says
Guerrillas
Face Trial
XHAimJll)I ~lll'll ---• dayit_,._ ..... _ ....
eight BJad: Sq• i F fjiWli • ~
killed two .A.tmric:m _. et ~
diplomats ioo lite ......... -_.
bian embessJ Fridly.
"There w'ili ioo • -.. -charges." • pws • •r • Slit The ........... __ _,,,_
the bodies d US. A-+ ' Om &..
Noel 5<. and dlpr)' did .. -George Oris -. f'. ... lar
Wu.binefaa ~ a P*' 4' 64 pt
with their "Sidom _. 1 T .... a si __ ...,..._._~-
1be --a.. aw--..,.,_ lait<I ____ ....,.
ri1ght ml --.,. -.. macbifl<can !ft ill ... " .. SllJdj-E' j __ ....
been held 1.4. 1'w .An6 Cz' 7
were nt 1
Authoritios sold ... -.... -
beaten so sewn::lj il ---· .... whether they 'M!ft b1d. • wiiir_ 'D1!ir
bodies _,, --.. -lit macbinegt.m ballr.B. s , • z .,
ieport<d.
The SUdao'> odil& -_..
ordered ftt:matiaa ~ • L re r e
committee wder Plw 3 c .. ...
bulbr.lbamw ............... I
--pa... ... -.. ,.
Embassy" ...t to ....... -
~--· ... -.m-Sndanese offiri* tllll ._ • ..a:
September er-. -..11r • ·-
'!be State n, , .. ail • lllil!s
wouldmiftlll' 'c aAirRmRa-.
Md. nearWa4io;gltw_....,, __
tbemmWOlddllelllliliill•f 6 .ll>
tionalC«Jl •• , ............ .
veterans.
The aJlft ..... Ii+ ..... • •
Khartoum 'GS -~ I 11 ...,..
many of them ..... '...,. .........
two flag<lnpool ----the plane by---
'l1Je presidrdPI ,me -5 I 1 w
lo Khar1mm by ....... -.
The Saudi ....... .. )llllk -
and adn1i44'•W ...... JPlll"-•
Abdaal, •• I . ; ........ ...
~':!~ pp Hp+ n•
The..._., ...... _,,.,...,
:.;::...-.... -.. :I~-"'
hmb ad J:l)'.ils; •sa ' -¥rs. ~ I ii 4 tt 7 •• cmt.
of /l".',m U.S. -_.Ill_ bJUe'"'1it.11HI .... J M ~ . • ---· ·----lite bocl1 el tloe IE a 1 • PIM • Caln>_,_ -
Kite Blada Out
• H O'lne$ in y alley
Fifteen -..Z F ? • Y•IF•~
residents were wil'! r ....., ...., e...,qafl!ralile..._ __ _
space rill a ~ ... cw "4 ,_..
line.
The.._bil .. --..
Mai1a1ta A----. -confutg to • &-Ap+w ca ....
Cnmplny 11• -
---al 7:ZZ, --lar -"' .. -
odoen ......... ·----About 15 • .. • 9ft z 7 "°""'until i :• cm -.,.
lpaol cl wire wmt I j 1 *'. ..
gp*"'"\111 lilli4.
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•117 cs,._... ·--·--· lTsC TC •C...-........ ·--
county .,.... ,. NOIOQY .S~ G.E. ·llOR LESS
-THAN DUNLAP --'19"
Oil Rig Couplings
Stolen From Trnck
Huntington Beach pollce l<lday are
looking' for oil rig couplings, i-and
fittings worth •t,$00. They we~ ~
stolen over the weekend from a truck
own<d by Richard L. Parker.
Parbr, 113 lllltb Simi, told pollee be
left bis truclt parked OVernli!llt S.turday
near the comer of 18th · and Walnut
Sfreets. He discovered the equipment
mJsslog &mday mornlof, he llld. • •
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-.,, fil!r" s. lm H OAILY "LOT 3 i
Difference •
I
Reds Walk . Out Surfaces . ' . -. i
Of J-0int T-alks On Red .Ai.d i I • I
I SAlGll!I' (UPI) -Tile Communhb
waDo4 GUI ol a ....U.C of the Joint
llliiilary Commlujm today in. a dispute
..... the euhange ol Vietnamese
reloaJed wtd -_.i;rfg' lb tbe1 Paris~· .
WASllINGTON (AP) -Secretary of ;
Defeiise Elliot L. Richardson said -y
there are no 0 pocketl of fat" ln the
defense budget to pay !or postwsr
reconstruction of North Vietnam. pr-...1 of war. ..
1lley said tbe argument c o u 1 d
~dim Mure American p 0 w
n\r·w• lince the JMC ts responaible for INkinc .,_,;..ts for Ille reJeues.
Tiie Communists ..i.ued C POW>
lilmdljr and tnclay and another relWe iJ
-rled about \larch 13, a -!iom 'llaeldoJ/
' AD POWs art lo be lmd by 1lfardl ZS
-lerms ol Ille Pam peace agree-1111111. . • •
O!mmmisl spokesmen said .the Noith v .......... and Vie\ Coog delqatea . {o
1 1be JMC were ready 1o return as mOD as
Soulh V-,.tnam bands over a Jl{bmised
list d POWs to be aet lne. •
A Soulb Vietnamese spo ........ ssid
, today the Soigon government still iniOOOs
to return all war prisoners it bolds by
, Mardi za -tbe deadline set by tbe PariJ _.,....L
'{be Communists are demaDd1ng that
Saigon oOlcials release ahout one-fourth
OI the prisooer. it bolds -,, iD addition to
tbe Ovnn>unist PQWs alt'ea<IJ. released
-and that Saigon give .the °"11mUDlsts
• list Of pri&ooers to be released. The
Owmmmists claim Saigon bas UD•
darep_esented the number <#. Com-
mmiiot POWs it bolds and has rtlased lo ..__.. ~-~ -·-. • Dilllll O'l'lr" 1111; ua.. • • ~ 'fl\o~ ~ Jll.C~ -~nan,-U. CoLBul Tin, wu 111ted
-tbe dispute between the Vlet-•••uew would affect fUture American ·
' pimner rekr1e1 7 -. ~ .{. -
-"Tiie atti-of the RVN (lleplbllc of
'V'ldnam) interfered :with the wor11 .ot tbe
JKC aw!, Of coarse, It will ~v~· an in-
DW!llC't m the pri9oner rel~," Tin
' replied. "The """"' Of !bat rests e11tirely
en the RVN'and the U.S."
· 1!n said ibe Viet Coog "would only
return to a meeting when the munber of
County Studying
Free T~ Rides
~For Indigents
. • n.e tui service for incllgentpregnant
-to ,tbe Orange °"'1J1l1 ~cal
• Cmler w111 ,,. -diiiii!•m•('again tlM! • . 1IM¥d f =~"r.J f ~"·"'-w~. o ~ Tbe boan! rejedOd tbe project ti;. a 3-2
Qf.e in January but C 0 U D t Y
Admillistrative Olllcer RObert TliOmas
liiS ftiiillmHled the prciposaJ estimating
tbe cocmty-could save $184,000 a year in
bolpilal aists if mothers re<eived ade-
flllale prenatal tttatmeot. COsl ol tbe
pnc1am is estimlted at $1.lBB a year ..
'lllumas 9fld that Of 20,aoo , ap-
p6dn!Plds for prenatal care 19 percent
'lriil be misRd becallse d ljlc~ of
tramportatioo.
Be said 40 pen:eot ol the 110 newllorn
· ilflirls rOquiriog -~· .care. alter llirlb. last year ,._ boi'n lo motbera who
... aat ...,.wed preoatal ..... -a ,.mm bad llfte'Yisils·cr Iells·wllh a -··reported. . ·: _. Rtt•111"etatioa d tbe tui service bas
..... -by tbe Grand ,fury.
Anaheim Boy Saved
From Canyon Ledge
Maj. Gen. Gilbert IL· Woocl'f1'&111, ~ 11.s. delfCate to Ibo .nirc. aaid be tell the ~ balil llOI llal1 .lbe rel-Of
more American· ~ Of war, •
lie said Ille United States feels
repatriation ol POW• can contlllue wJille
other points are beil1g negotiated, a u:s.
,Jpokesinan l,ald. .
Wooclwlnt ,.id' tbe AmeriCln ~t!On ;., 1b4t all Jlli!l<!s' should ·stick to the
agreeinent cm the rebw of POWa,
prj!OOen lboukl be' releuect at 'the
aireed ·intervils in It>erements-Cll'15 -·. ...it and Ille POW rel..,.. sbou1d be
complete•!' by Ma!,l:h It or IO c1aya · lollo!rinll tbe elfecllve dale of the oeese-
fire.
Dana Point
Marine Gets
Bronze Stat
Retiring Marine Capt. David D. Harris,
29, ol Dana Point bas been awarded tbe
Brome ~ J4¢aI with Combal "V" for
saving the lives of nine other Marines wbOe uDder beivy arWiery f1rt In Viet,
c ' . J mun. ..,._ -I •• -.l. . .. I ~."I_
-. -.. -·-• Making. Bis Mark> , ~ ~ · ..
Could thls 1"'' an Arab reprisal? Or is It the-work of with :IW.t..SIJI~ *"'"" smiles airily lllrough
a je'alous boymend? Perhaps jhe .. noc~al artjs.t blackened, teeih from his billlloord pen:h in.BeIHng-
bated'milk ~or posllib!J,..,, fed,up,_'_to_the __ tee_th __ ha_m...:,_w_a_sb_. ____________ _
Richardson said, however, it may be :
possible to co~ up with the funds if the !
ce~fire is fully adhered to by North \
and South Vietnam. 4
In that case. he &aid, some ot the $l.t •
billion -ammed for Southeast Asia in
the IS'll !lacal budael could be naed for
postwar aid. •
· The secretary denied tbat he waa at
odds with President N'IXt>ll, wbo aaid Fri-
day that postwar aid to tbe North, H •i>'
proved by Congress, would come lrom
existing defense and lottign-aid llmds.
'lbe President was saying the money
can be provided but was not suggesting ·
that tunds in the Pentagon budget were !
already programmed for postwar aid, ,~
Richardson to1d a _pews conference.
Richardson-said another possibility
would be that if Congress cut the ovtr·aJI $
~on fiscal 1971 defense budge~ the t
cuts could be rei:rogrammed for aid to ~
the north. t
But as it standsj Richardson said, the '
,_ budget ls ~ with little room 10<
trimming.
"! have DOI 1*n able lo fin<t any
pocketa Of lat • , • Tbert aren~ any," he
"
lie was a supply officer of the 1'I Marb!e Regiment and serving as a Senior
MVlsor "lo • the • 8ev<l>llf • ;YletnaJnese .
Marine Qirjlil' :rm.ntry"!le~t wMll •. ~---------~
he perf<inned his Jierolc .actlonS on July ' Movie Choking.
told reporters. ~-:~~ .. ... ~
Richardson noted lllat Nil<on deocribed ·
aid to tbe north u giv1'!g the ~m-.
munista a slake in tbe peace. It Would ' r0~"-1m. -· ... · · -~· • ·
" A Jiresk!ential citaUon presented to
him at a recent retirement and awards
ceremony, according to a C am p
Pendleton sRQkesman. described his
deed '
"While he was briefing a naval gunfire
team, the bunker was struck by rounds
of enemy 130mm artillery ftte and col-
lapoed in IIames, trapping tbe oc-
cupants," the citaUon reads in part.
Harris crawled out of the bUnker under
fire, dressed his own wounds in a.,nearby
ditch and braved more artillery fire to
direct other wounded Marines to
eVacuate, it said.
Unable to walk, he directed from a
stretcher tbe evacuation of tbe woundell,
the rest d tbe ·staH and equipment Of his
unit tO a helicopter landing -Sewral
• .criUSJI!l ~ed men received medical al~-alti.r .. a,-"¥ ~Olljlter ~Ulei!t'up. .. .
~ He · as serving at the time as senior
adviser' to the Seventh Vfetnamese
Marine Col'Jll' lnfanJ!y Re~t. Jlarris
is tbe ... ol .LOY &:. ·Harris o Worliffi<l,
Wyo .•
Maritime Union
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F oun(l.er Curran
Will Step Dawn
Swans Attack
Drunk Invader:
M()SCOW (UPI) -Swaos al·
tacked. and seriously injured a
drunk who crawled into one or their
warming buts beside the pond at
the Novodevichy monastery, the
newspaper Socialist Industry said
today.
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States May GuiHotine 'Throat'
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By Unit<d Press i.tenalloaal ecuton d Bergen and Monmouth Coun·
"Deep Throat," the ~ sei: ties in New Jersey said they were not
movie that became a smash bit but was planning to bait sbowinp of the movie.
banned by a judge io New York,. is in However, paw showmg tbe movie
legal difficulties in several states. have been iolllCk!d in II least two cities,
The movie, wbicb cost veteran su li1m · and legal *P5 -been takm against
malter Jerry Damiano six days and tbe movie in -two.
$25,000 to produce, ajready bas gms<d restnining -.)
14 million in 10 qties. It r\lllS U mimites U.S. ~ Frank Murtha said
=~,'~th: ~~:' insUrance ~
But, he said. thls will. depend first on ~
whether there is an effective eea.se-flre,
for only then can the work of nconslrUc-_
tion begin. .1 '
MayorT~lls Why i
He Had Police ~··,
N• }' POW and features 17 e):J!licit sex acts - a sex fedenl autbartties leized the film in July
I UUC 8 acl everyIT.5 minutes. 1111 <ll Olk:ago's liorlh Side. A fedenl
• ":-On ~ ManJiii!tan QiminaJ grand jary indickd ~Ricciardi, .
P' • J.> L 'f · Id· F "' Court Jddge Joei fyler rui.d 1bat "Deep =• d ~ ~.· :!.~ STOW, Ohio (UPI) -Mayor Roger ., ltCn or aces Throat's" [ONY theme "Is an appeal .to -ma':ii..-:;;;. ~!Ines; I llowud ~··~,!lad ~ ~ -'I
Arrest . Son, 19 ·~: .
·prurience in sex. It is hanH:ore cue -.. • lrlll in ~--arrested on m.rljuana charges becanae j
S' :. · Arm. pornography with a veogeance .•. This is A V-biqb c.unty'grand jury in "I deddt ,,ed 111'11 rilll;'Of"1'1~• I ,'; urgery on one throat that deserves to be cut."' ~--m.. Jowl ~.--·-....... _ paren . ,. • • '
. · , His finding that it was obscene as ~i.™.;,;;:;o.";7 c:; C«ml1 "';.,.i ;; Howard said \e did IO early one morn-·
NATCHEZ. Miss. (AP) _ A recently defined by the Supreme Coiirl appliedco-Friday wald>ed "Deep Tbroat," lben in· ing last week a!ter,t<Jlsing and lumlng-ln '
returned American prisoner of war...-!Y.. to that i:wtlcular movie and only ::. dieted tbree--dfMi* of-,the--Town bed_. unable to steep. At S a.m. ntursday :
whose home is in Laguna Niguel, will New Yotk. Undetgroand neater Inc. on otwcen«y be got dressed, went to the polioe station :
undergo surgery on an 'injured arm, N.J., just across lbe river from New cbarges for sbowing il (Tiie !beater, aod filed criminal charges Of dispensing
which is ex Pe ct~ d to require three York, is showing the movie. The pros.-~ S8turday mde.r a tenpanry marijuana to a minor. :
mootbs hospitalhalion, &is ' motbef said The Grant Lee Theater in Fort Lee. movie and indicted lour pencma on Young Roger lloward is Charged with i
bere today. ·. .-ity. cbarps. Tiie Indiana givil)g matiJUan4 to his 11-yei,r-old :
Alr Force Col Jolm Pitcbf~L45, is tePslatureis(')lft'liddingabiDtodedare brother, Gary. ~
cum!lltly' rocuperatlllg at• )!.,.. Air Panhandlers Hit !beaten which-·--pulllic: "When I reached a decision tn...my 1 Force Base. ·He was a PNoner of war fo ~ . ruiisances 1be measure bu. patlCCf oae mmd aod go& out of be«I,· I · callecl'itbe l
·seven· years. ' · house. ' .,.Y.• mother and tanied at leagtb with l
His mother, Mts. Inei .Plirbford, said At Mardi Gras A -apimt. Ille Pim"'"' n.ai.r, ber," be --·· "B .... a mu•··· deciaion. '· "lie sound9 better .ev"'f time'! talk to ~ fps been ........ Ille amie, ·1s -,,... him. n sure ·iJ ·-.rut•to have him .,. , ,_ . pmdiDgja·!Jm...,..,,..il!le..UAal> "ltwasa toocJ>clecisionlol\lalce,butl :
home." NEW ·QR.LEANS (UeI.\ n..1.._ ._. .JC-• ..u-.. .. _ -~ ~ decided it, was tnY responsibWty as a •
NEW, YORi((AP) -Jaseph E: Cllr· Sbe said Pitchlcri !loped to v1s1t ·bere pressed their crjckdown today-;;. p.;;;p!; ;;;;.;.v"':"' m -----~."be .. id. '1
ran, the sole president ot the AFLCIO prior to the llllli•l'f· en bis arm,.lnjured who psnbandled in tbe Fr<noh ~. . , . • '!be· Howards me ealranged and both '
NatloDal. Mlltlllme Uhlon since be. led In when be wal shot down Dec. :io,-. Dozens were arrest<d as the lr8Dllc aiid -sons live with Mrs. Howard. ,;
its founding In 1!137, !odaY abnounced his Mrs. Pitcbfonl said .talks With'tier son run-fill"! ~:Gras oeaftd.111 climb Pope Hits Uec..deit~ Roger pleaded lmocent to tbe <barge .; re~t ~~ve -,atety. mostly .centered,on family matters .. He is "It is mcoocefvable to me:',..saiit"Police and was released from jail on i:i,000 bond. t 1
Sbannon}.·Wall1 sec~·.treasu~ of one 01·10 chllclren. . Cbiel Clarence Giarrusso, "bow ...,. VArlc.ui CITY (UPI).:. J'ape 1>,..1 posted by his empioyer,·Peter J . Plglia. ·\
the 55,000.member unk>~," .a.~tomatically ~We bave a rather.large family and it people can ent'l!' a city during UJ; bqbt VI Sunday bin.ienmed the "expansion ol -ldent Of 11.ational Machine Co. ol
became the new· pl<Sl(jenl penllfug took Jack a while to catch up , on of this perlod'pemliless aod expect to live monJ decadeoce.'' iqchrllng clellOqueocy, Cuyahoga Falla. lie is to appear in
resUlts ot the ·uruon's riext scheduled everyone," she said, noting :pjtchford without. violating some type of law!' pornograpey and teriorism. in the some Cuyahoia: Falls Municipal Court on .
efedion of olllcen in'Mayl spent time in prison trying to recall ·Tulane Siadiwlt was open . to mffi Of the dlqeol ...._ lle-Jm.med aa lburaday. ,
An Anlbeim )'Wlb wu . .....,;,..i SUnday The retirement ........,..,..,! came on birlh<\ays•i>I various family members as )'<lulhs, but the' Mardi Gras Coalition said tbe subject. At bijl -blesoiDg . to a Howard said be was nol aware that '
fnln a ledge 200 feet above tbe creek bed the eve ol a federal cooi;t hearitJi on .• relief lrom ~~~m. lbi! )IO\liig visitors got rained on. crowd in St. !'tier's ~. the P)>pe llAlger, ii convicted, could be sentenced to iDSil-~ ~.-.· • 111betbetlo~..tay~-.tol . • : Glari'uasosaidlhepollcewouldnotlet · said."Sad,Ql!Jand,evefttragic...lces aROSsible30yearslolilelnprisonwben '
i.!.. =~~~ .. =::..t~::,anoe<anc1·l\!tire.< A'lc~hol Okayed ir.u;~i.E~· ~~;;;;;;~~~~;;;· ;..;;;~are..,4"'~.,"=inc;i;;;.;:.~P."=""';;;;,-;;;=;;;~1an~:u;ii-~'~·;;;;;;SAU;;;be;;;;;;;.w;;;ent;;•;;;•tou;;;the;;;;;;:u~11ce;;;.;;;;;;SA~Ll~·-·;;;SA~.U~~ i,
1_111p1., 17, Cll •un..N--'l: l'laee, \Yall,,5\.wJ!l !"'paid ll9,llOO a y~ in : SAU SAU SAU SAU SAU -
··-TM'JOUlb blld bii!n"bwllltig the top N."llie cle8lsn8t.d aa1arY, for fff..• -, ' ,. j '
--bellio!Jedaddloll75kolto . ~~ • --• ~, For ~1iid-St,0.te ' ; tll&-Jedlt.' ... l~.. ~ "":. ~, who turned'"17 111u.nday. ~ , ' • . ' . •
Be sari~ai'lljared~ lnllle ran :,lieiijl iil!cL 13>,l)lll) last ,..,. by IPOCli1 • COLUMl!US•otlio'(UPJ).-Obio$tate
-111&811verodoJJ<oommilty Center. ~~~;, Ql!lvmity \rill modify scboQI ~
i: ·1/2
.. ~I ~ . . to ~ p .. ~lon anct~ of · -• l · aicobQ! .b(.~ mi!Ds at .a~ots, osu ~~-~·1o1a lbel>oWl..r 1rus~·-. . ••. '
. E~ saia ea-' • rl\lidOnUil l Unit .,,
desiring a~a)isbility'l' ot ~~ JrluS\ ~velop ,Certain plans. . • , ~
t . '''To ~vf·IWfO'J'l, such pllll!I Ol)ISt
inoo-ato ~prlilte salegu@rd! to
1,. 1111ure.~h i!llliiNrilptlon be ~tee\~
tllldeat 'ioomi"llli!l iq>artmeots 8rnl \he .r!ib\s(ot .. !ndl'lld~s \o whom the, me Of : a~ is OflensiV# , Will bl;. h!,llji rea'peeted," Enarson laid. .. I . " ' . . ' .. '
. Fatlie Rescues . . -
PRICE SALE!!
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Boy. From Li. o.n
, .TAXOKA. Ja~ WI -t. 30-}ll!...Otd ~ ~
·manreach<dbetweeiihonllaraancllort> i ~~-~~~ MAGGI IS ~ ==~~·;: :~d ~ !. ~ SEARCHING FOR CUSTOMERS ~.
lion's grip, police bave ~rted. i ~
The 'l<>Y, YUkihlko Hayashi, entered a
'rt&tricted otocade Saturday at a. zoo In ~. MotKll , S..rchlng For Cuslomon ' -!5
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this town In norlbem Japan. l'hen. police :I That Wo.uld Like To Pick Up Beoutilul Fumitun ~
laid, Sunday, a '-year-old 1emale lion 11 ~ Price. Tabl.., umps. Chain 1nd, Fw Eumplo mAGGi CO&& ~ ~~ !~0=~~bo tbe,,, TWO FABULOUS STAHLEY BEl;>llOoM GllOUPS That Soll At fOl\N\oURt l ,,... ~ .. ~ ~ 1io ~·n.m·mt
lace and aebecl hll lelt arm. . ~ Fino Furniture St.,... Ewor;wt-o Fw $1,200.GG-Grab Thom ll(lll'/Ot.i ~H lea~ =·:i,.~~:i.::.ilohlfcllg'l:Y~ Al Mlggi'• For $600.00-You Must C-In And S.. To a.llrto . t
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Becehlng his Nd benlta lat frQm Pope hul VI durlilg I contislory
In the VaUcan is ne Car41nalTl!DoUiy Manning, of Los An&ela
min·•-~.-"-1•---11"-~· ~ ttShop Early Wlllte Tho Stock ~ -,, ~
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Viet Cong-held PO.Ws Beleased
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two da7L OD &mdly, lho North vi.it·
-,...... JOI A-so-aad two
Thall tn Hanoi. -
"1nt clf the p..,. todoy -llte-rant>
Inc -.mllllary -of the
-· ltmtJ Cc>&. fll<'lbm· R • ._id. JI, ol Mllnullee, Tlls.
"Ill' (led, )'Oii doo1 know bow JOOd II
11tobefN>e,boweoC¥i1t Is to be home,"
be Did In a brief speed!.
Leopold, captured May I, 1161, In Kon-
!um province, aald -be wu told he
could make a 1peedl. ''Tile flnl thlni I
thought of Wll to add up the ye1r1.ln
<'.lptivlty that the men In this crew bad
-SCI-1?ll>k s. aus Jr~~ wtio
WU cepbJted June J, 1trJ 1 a.luted
Gayler u be <tlePl>ed down bul not the
-He -'~she only...POW to be
rolealed ao r.r-for whom the mllllary
baa mt ~ • home -.. 'llley
uld thlJ wu dOlle ii the ~ of his
family.
THE llEl'Ul\NED g......uy --to be In much better ahape than the fl
POW1 "1ealed by ~·Viel.Gone north ol
Saigon Feb. 12. lnformtd<aoureea uld
mo<! ol them had Ileen In North Vlatnam
since 1961.
. EAST COAST, OU> COAST' >.. an
~ Orange Coos! beachboy,
ii'• WY to build Images ol lhla other
coast that are principally composed ol
orowded streeta, shipyards a n d
skyscrapers. Images, however, can be ·-· Ali ot the row, appeartd to be In good
health e•cept Arrtly S.Bct, Gall M. Kerns.
26, of Danie!J, w. Va., Who wu talleo of!
tbe plane on a strtlcber and ~Y S.ict.
Bill Allen Baird, 24, of Woos!F, Ohio,
who 'waa on erulehea. ·
faulty.
.,I.Jke back here. you mention Southern
California and right away, they start
talking about emhqualtes and SD10(.
And In Southern Ca!Uornla, I f
-•body from back here lltart.a tallclng
about the East Coast, we start tbtnktng
about jammed streets and crowded Uv-ili· But lumped judgments like tbe&e can
leave )'OU hoisted by your own petard.
New Jersey ls a case in point.
<-.JUlll' ONE HOUR across the Rud!M
River from New York City and you are
tn a whole dliferent world. Try Bergen
County, where tittle towns and villages
follow one another across the land8cape;
places like Ridgewood, or Waldwick, or
H1>Ho-Kus, the Indian place where town
government runs from ,a white shingled-
burrough ball thal dat .. from a dillerent
age in America. No chrome and glass
civic center here.
Bergen County is a forest of treel, all
denuded now like sticks in the sky. But
apr~ will come and the oak and maple
will tum green and the brooks will now
tfd..lndeed this will be a place of beauty.
tres, many two stories with barn·
roola. dot the landacape and many of
plaa:s date back into Revolu-
tplary hislOfY. They seem to build
~ their trees lMck here. There is no
IC"ldence tMt. tniet were tom out for
*ewalks or taco itands~
ISMAU. TOWN ~eA ia still bm.
DI WJ}dwick,. the: UU1e1 white, wooden
lnitd Metbodlst Church with its tradi·
tlonal spire on Wyckofr Avenue caJls
•orshipers each Sunday as it has since llPI T.....,.
1197.
t Yes sir, Pastor J. Earl Starkey is
JB'OUd that this year the congregation
~lebrates Its l75th birthday. Down the
!f:reet. Citizens First National Bank gives
STAFF SGT. BILL BAIRO, OF OHIO, HELPED TO HOSPITAL BUS
GrHts Color Gu•rd With Snappy ~lute, Tears Of Joy
joiJ that feeling o( solid confidence with
ils one-story red brick.
I No ab:. .Ibey don't jull tear down old
llllldlngs back here 'almply because lhey ite old. t Take a drive, fbr e~ple, over into
tile next town of RldgewoOO. where, on· a
l'tight rise in tfle rolling eouptrysidi!,
lother church markl the skyline with
spire.· Here ~he Duteh founded Old
aramus Reformed Church. tt is
bstantial Dutch; .,.built 'Of'.1ll0rtal' and
one which have defied tfit ·ravages of
Jury Drops Cannibalism
Charges Against Pilot ·
me since 1725.
fIND£ED, OLD fl~ . n 55
ars old at the. Onie Geppal Gec>rge
ashlngton decided II> :uae•I! In tht cam-pgns ol 1778 anct:agaln In 1780 when it
terved variously aa a. barracks, hospital
Ind prison.
1 Brave the chill February winds of New
Jersey and read tile plaques that com·
l!emorale this .place. You wonder if
iJlytbing would be allowed to staod so
a>ng in Southern California? Well, we still
tto have the Mission at San Juan
YELLOW!<1'!FE, N.W.T. (UP!) -A
grand 1w1 has decided against criminal
prOsect1Uon for Martin Hartwell, the
1>ush' pilot Who ate the flesh of a dead
_passenger to survive 32 days in the sub-
Arctic barrens after his plane crashed.
The 46-year~ld German-born pilot, who
survived 32 days in the sub-Artie barrem
after his plane crashed and his tluiee
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&pistrano • • · passengers died , W88 not recommended
' There is a graveyard next to Old for criminal prose<:ution by a coroner's
aramus Church. tt is surrounded by a
ack iron fence and the leaning and jury· eathered gravestones stand like rows of The jury's repcrt said the 46-year old German-born pilot's Inexperience in
egular sentinels. Few of the markers piloting his Beechcraft 18 in the northern
n be read. But some. You learn that na Maria Tlerhuyn passed from this barrens and his untamiliarity with the
ortal life on March tt, Im. l.'ounlryside and flying at night con· tributed to the crash. ~.THE PLAQUE TELLS you that many . . tf Washington's Continental soldiers are .But it did not recomm.end that
-...ned here. But the stonea are little '""H~rt~ell be. prosecuted either .for
11ore than rubble now. You cannot find cr1m1nal neghgence or for desecratmg
the names of these patriots who sleep. the body of the passenger.
l'bey probably brooght them here In 1780,
tfter the battle of Monmouth , some 50
ltliles awa y, when Washington gave SIT
lenry Clinton all he wanted. And these
lien bad IClrll<d that war around.
• THE NUMBED HANDS, you rub some
ff. the stone faces. But it is futile. You
&.n't find their nirnes.
I The icy wind blowing across the Old
,..aramus graveyard chllls you to the
lone. Did they fight the British in this
find'? Could it have been this cold? You
letreat back to the comfort of the car
beater.
Q You hope they sleep well.
e Cardlnai. Named
VATICAN CITY (AP) -Pope Paul Vl
elevated 30 prelates of the Roman
Catholic Church to the College of
Cardinals today, bot told them cardlnala
may lose thefr eictusJvity in electing
Popea. Three or the new cardlnal1 are
Americans: Archbishops Timotby Man-
ning, 53, of Los Angeles; Humberto
Medeiros, 57, of Boston. and Aponte
Martines, SO, of San Juan, Puerto Roco.
The-pontiff also identified two prelates
he had named cardinals in secret -"in
pectore" or bl. bis chest -in 19&3
because lhey lived in Communist lands.
•.Nixon Budget
WASHINGTON (AP) -Declaring that
the cities' hour of crisis has passed,
President Nixon says he wants $2.3
billion for broad community-development
revenue-sharing grants to state and local
government.
In a radio speech Sunday previewing a
spec1al message to be submitted to the
Senate and House this week. Nixon said
his latest budget eliminates seven urban--
development programs and suspends
four housing programs he described as
outmoded and ineffective.
e T11phold
HOMESTEAD. Fla. (AP) -Dade
County's public beaJth director said to-
day 30 cases of typhoid bad been con-
finned at a migrant labor camp and he
"wouldn 't be surprised" if tbe total
reaches more than 100.
.. As of late yesterday afternoon, there
were 30 ~firmed cases and a~
proximately 70 ,QM>re under partial suspi--
cioo," Dr. MillOn Sa.slaw said of the
epidemic which bas hospitalized 1(17 of
the camp's 2,000 migrant farm workers."
"Certai~y. this ls a major outbreak,"
Saslaw said. "We probably will have ad-
dttlonal cases conllrmed." Asked il be
believed all 70 suspected cases would be
confirmed. he answered, "possibly -
maybe even more."
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I STOPPED countJng at 150, ODO Jwo.
dred Olly ,.an for SI -1e Is a lor>g
ume. But there ts no.....,.., In tbll -l<lda7. I think light now tbll Is the bai>
plesr,n>up of men In the United Stat.I or
any place elae In this -id ... Of.......,
we !lU not be completely aatlsifed or Ila!>
Pl' Ulllll all our friends sWl In Hanoi aie
relwed by the end ol tbia moolb. '!bat
atJJJ doesl't make Ill any Jesa happy I<>
day!'
The POWs were dreued in the same
gray ablrt.a and dark alacks that other
prisonen who have returned from Hanoi
htve worn.
All but one of the American military
men anartly saluted the American nag
before stepping down the ramp to be
greeted by Marcos, Adm. Noel Gayler,
commander in chief of U.S. forces in the
Paci!lc; U.S. Ambassedor Henry A.
Byroade, and the commander of the 13th
Alr Force, Lt. Gen. William G. Moore Jr.
Baird, who wu last teen' during a com~
bal operallon on May 8, 1188, lllliled
bravely u be llluted and lhook hands
with ·Gayler, ~ and' the othen. 'But
he had to be helped lo the wlillng
hospital bu& by two men.
Also on the flight were five membera
of the atmed forces radio television
network captured in Hue during the Tet
offensive oil Feb. S, 1988.
THEY WERE Marine Clpt. James V.
Dibernardo, 38, o1 Milllco Viejo, Calif.,
commander of the unll, Army Spec. 5
Jose M. Astorga, 22, of San •Diego; Army
S.Sgt. John A. Deering, 30, of Durham,
N.C., Army S.Sgt. limy L. Etlmllelle<,
29, of Pleasantville, N.J .• and M.Sgt.
Donat Joseph Gouin. 44, ol Lima, Ohio.
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FIRST EAR OF CORN
Navy Cmdr. Arvin Chauncey
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Wild Horse·s Slaµghtered t
Ranchers Charged in Brutnl Helicopter Roundup
RENO, Nev. (UP!) - A btciod-fiecked
corral in the Idaho mountains and seven
slain horses are all that were left of a
herd of 60 mualaniS brutally caplured
and killed by ranchers, Velma "Wild
Horse Annie" Johnston said Sunday.
The horses were driven to a remote
corral in the Lehmi Mountains of central
Idaho by a helicopter, then hauled away
ror use as dog food said Mrs. Jolmston , a
founding member of the naUooal Wild
Horse Advisory Board.
N~ OF THE horses were clip-
ped with metal rings to subdue them,
said Frants Dantzler, Salt Lake City,
Utah. It was "the most oatrageous,
premiditated incident of animal cruelty I
have seen in 10 years,'~ said Dantzler,
who ls director of the natiollal Humane
Society's Intermountain Region.
McGovern Links
Bad Nutrition
With TV Ads
W ASRINGTON (UPI) -An American
child who is a "moderate" viewer of
television sees 5,000 commercials a year
-80,000 commerciala by the time be
reaches 16.
Sen. George s. McGovern (0.S.D.),
gave the figures and added that a large
propcrtion of the commercials deal with
food products -predominantly breakfast
and snack foods.
McGOVERN CITED surveys by th e
Department of Agriculture and the
Department of Health, Education and
Welfare which "indicate a disturbing
decline in some very important parts of
the traditional American diet." ··
"This decline ;., accompanied by a
striking increase in the consumption of
an array of nontraditional snack kinds of
foods," Mt'Govem said.
McGovern called hi> Senate Select
Committee on NutritiOn and Human
Needs into session today for three days
of bearinp designed to try to delennlne
what effect commerdab have upon
children's diets.
Nutrltlooists and prevenUve dentJstry
experts were schedu1ed u: tbe finit wl-. but food prod11<en and ad-
vertisenl were coosplcuously absent.
ln a lltatemellt Sunday, McGovern said
Kellogg, General Mills and General
Foods, as well u the advertising agen-
cies of Leo Bernet, Dancer, Fitzgerald,
and Sample and Benloo and Bowles bad
refused an lnvttatioo to appear. .
RE SAID mEY ttfused on the balls
that to appear would conlllct .with their
lntettJI In a pending complaint filed
against them by the Federal 'l')"ade CGm·
mJssioa.
"The FTC complaint focualng oo ques-
tioils of mtnl!tironntllnM~ly
power bean oni)'. the moot ~ ftl•
tionshlp to the basis liinds ol nUtrltlon
education, health and lllet quesUQDS
whldl.,, the subject ol thil conunltteo'a
ln...iigatloll," McGovern llld.
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DELIVERY SERVJCI:
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Charges of cruelty lo animals under
Idaho law will be filed Tuesday agaimt
at least four ranchers, Dantzler said.
Two federal laws aruf one state law were
broken by the stockmen who rounded up
and carted off the animals, be said.
either been pushed over or staml)eded.
over during the rowidup. Their rdtrns
· had been chocked down to make them
easier to handle. It was oqe of the most
horribly cruel things I've ever seen."
Dantzler said.
"We maintain these were wild horaea,
part of a horae hero that baa been In that
area since 1940. Perhaps as many as eo
were removed within the last 10 days "
said Dantzler. '
RE SAID BE visited the area where
some ' of the horses apparently panicked
and bolted over a cllH u their capt«.
attempted to cocral them.
"Those at the bottom of the c!lll had
Blood was all around the holding CO?·
ral, he said.
Mrs. Johnston said 11,000 was spenl on
investigation of the incident and a report,
complete with photographs of the dead
animal.!, will be presented to a meeting
of the board March 21·22 In Denver, COlo.
"The reason they haul them out like
that Is to sell them for dog food.'' abe
said.
Chile w Keep Allende,
And Stronger Left Wing
SANTIAGO, Cllile (AP) -President
Salvador Allende's Manial government
Increased II& strength In Congress today
as returns came in from Sunday's na--
Uonal ballotlD&·
Nol only did leff·wlng candlda!il beat
off the threat ol impeachment ol Allende
by anU-Mamst candidates but they alao
picked up seats In the Senile and Hoose
of Deputies with almo8t all IO!urns in.
11IE OPP05ITION, lloweVer, maintain-
ed ii& control In both chambers.
The elecUoo thua apparently failed to
resolve a political stalemate that has
existed for months between the govern·
men\ and ~ opposition.
The opposition candidates ..,.,. rtJD>
ning ahead ol the le!llsts aboul --cent In the relurnl, with important Santi·
ago Province sUll not counted .
Other per<eotage polnta went f o r a
splinter party and apolled bollotl.
Miles, ReynoMs
Deny Having Sex
In Motel Room
NOGALES, Alis. (UPI) -Movie 8Ul'.t
Sarah Mllel and Bw1 lle1J10lda said $un-
day they dldAlot ~age In SOX Wilen Ibey •
stayed In Reynolds ·motel room the DIJhl
MIJS Miles' buaine8s agent died In lier
room .
MISS, MILES argued lhll ahe had -
beateo ~ "° ... ere1, by David WhlllnJ 2'; her bw!ln ... manager, that 1be wwid
not beve been an eltracUve sox per1ner.
J¥hi!!!!&.,!tied In her l!!OID..oUllJ!\'mfOle ol druga. •
Reynolda Aid be .... mertb' CODlinlto
lbe aid ol a woman In dillnu" -
")(y OOl1 -1 lllvol-t In lhlt
entire lllUatlon bes 'been the fact lhal I
pve abelter for the oJilll lo a woman
iibo llld Ileen bedly beaten up by a man
who lt,ler that niJbt tcolt en ovfrdoai ol ~ and killed lilmoell,"• Reynolds told
oeWIUletl durina the -llend.
ll!18s Miles and Reynolda are In
llOUtheru Arbooa Olmlna "The Man Who
L6ve<1 cat ~1ng."
SHE RAS TOW police thil a1!u a
birthday party for Reynolds, and a visit
to hit molel room. abe fttumed to bet
own room al J 1.m. lo find her -J:!~er, 0.vJ~ .WhlllnJ, '8, WliilnJ .for
Re dellllJlded to -where abe bid
boon and who she had been with and theo
began to beat her up, ll!18s Miles llld.
lier mald called Reyool~, who came to
the room and look Mtu Mllet bact to hll room, Ibo aald .
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The Ouistian Democrats and tbeU'
allies had hoped to gel a two-Ollrds ma-
jority In the Senate to force Allende to
moderate hi> leftlsl program. A t"°"
thirds vote is required t6 impeach a
pr<Sidellt.
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IN A BROADCAST Sunday night, At-'
lende llld hi> Popular Unity OOlllUoo,
whldl tool< poftr two yea!W -WU doing extmnely well. lie predicted p-
emment -sPoosor"" candidar.o would
win 40 permit ol the seets.
Former President F.cluardo Frei, a
OirlsUan Democrat, told a rally that the
election waa "a defmile vlclocy'' for the
opposition. HJs supporters snake -danced
In the streels.
The votenr cast their ballots under a
brassy late SUllUIM!r suo as the rnilltary,
In charge ol public prder on electioo daY,
patrcil!ed the -and gwiled the polling placeL No violence WU reporled.
The U million regllt....i wtera, hall
ol Chile's po!Julatloo. could vote for either
a alngle •Ille ol candid!lleo supporting
Allende '"' for the aWe of ant>Manlats
who want the president to inocWate bis pollcies. . '
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1ohn Scali; U.S. ambusidor to
the UDlled Natlona. married
the former DenlJe St. Germain
In S\>r\ng Valley, Md. OD. Sun-I
day. 'l1l$ lleW Mn. Scalt ls • 1 former employe of the Oentnl Inlelligence A(ency_
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~ . ~~,,,Mote Bridges · to Span Upper Newport Bay?
I By WILLIAM SCllBl!IBER and the otbef across from Newpor) mlttee at tbe Newport Pier Lifeguard ,. °' ..,. Dll'"' '"" '''" Dunes to 11th Strett. · • Headquarters. •
eoast' Hlghway.
-Termination of SUP._erior Avenue and
BO!lioa Boul.Vard ai tlie re'.rooited 'Oout
Highway to -feed into lhe ~· in-
-EJtenslon of the Corona del Mar
freewiy either down Bonita Clnyon.Rqad
to Cdut Highway or into the bii1't lo
Laguna Besch.
June, involves choosing one alternative to
be included in the general plan an<! Im·
Newport Beach has oo choice but to ~ recommendations by Alan M. Jl'eslcles the new bay b!idges, the study
b\llld at least one mere bridge ~oss Up-Voorhees and Ass-Oclates are port of the makes l'<COlllftlendatioos that include:
per Newport Bay, according to the con-nearly cqmpTeted aeeond phase of the -Closing off Pacilic CO.it Highway at
sultant preparing the traffic study for the traf(ic study. They were fll'St aired more the Santa Ana RjVJ9' and rerouting it
plemented. .
The Upper Bay crossings are q:pected
to draw the most heated comment from
residents and conservationists. ~ tercb&n(e. ' · ' ·
than three months ago, bu( only now inland tehlnd Newport Sbor<s to create a
city's general plan. · have.betn worked into fmal dtall form. piasaive inteicbange with the extension
-Ex\eosion of !Sib and 19th. streets to ·
terminated af re-rpllted Co8st Highway is
is wings OOrth to Victoria Str<efin CO.ta .
Mesa,
The ·pllase two alternatives will get
final perusal fro mthe citizens committee
bef«e being, passe9 on· to plannen and
the cJty couµcil for eventual inclusion in
tbe general plan.
All tbree of the alter:nate plans show at
least one new crossing· just north of the
existing Pacific Coast Highway bridge,
ruming off the hlgbway and onto an
upgraded 17th Street to bleed off some
And one of three alternatives tO solving Other possible tnajOl' changes ln the of t~ Newport Freeway.
future traffic problems Shows two new Newport Beach traffic network will be --Extension of the Newport Freeway to -Development of a major route aJOOg
tile Flltb Avenue corridor behind Corona
del Mar.
1 CJ'9S•ings or the bay --one aeros• the considered at 1:30 p.m. Marcn u ~y tJie the city boundary and then swinging it
, nFW• from Eastbiuff to 22nd Str<et Citizens Advisor)'.· TranaportaUon Com-across to Huntington Beach and down to
The ·tllkd aod final ~base of tbe study,
whlcll 'la due to he completed by mid· (See TRAFFIC, Page I)
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Short Week Urged
Newport Emp~yes Seek 4-day Plan .. . .
Einpleye,s in three more deJW!mep!'
in N_eWt>O<' ~ch City Hail F" pressur-
ing the city ·~uon to bpplement
the fOlll"<l;ly work--k, II \WS learned today... · ..
They are a I s o asking a U l'.""'ent
sa1ary hike for seasonal Jl(eg0arl!a and a ·~ P<I' man unUomullowance for the
part time help.
·Tiley ~· alao asking [or·the improved bealth m'surance and they want five ·per·
cent l!lvlng pay !or all certl!ied personnel.
The police aasoctaUnn,.represenls 138
sworn and office personnel in the pollce
department while tbe marine safely ..,.
sociation represents the ten fUll •I m e
Newport Beach lifeguards.
Once Vpon A Time
. :UJllleioJ~ terms of conl/'act d~
j)lst IUj!nUl!ed:IQ tbe:city a~lr!'lloo,,
tile Coinmanlly Development• P u b. IJ c
1\7orb and.Finance Department empl~
wouJd Start ·Working ten hounf' a · day,
!Our days a 'weei, as of July 1. ' '
Employes in the clty's pariol depart·
ment have been experimenting with the
All tbree:&saociatiODI' ate also..Uking
fo&: iinp~ educational incentive pre>-
grams and clianges in the city's sick pay
policy. .
Neither City Manager Robert L. Wynn
nor Frank Ivens, his administrative u-
sistant for personnel matters, would com·
ment on the demands filed by the aS900-
iaUons .
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The Harbor Area citizenry t=ed out for dedication
; ceremonies when Newport Harbor High School was
. completed. Many there on Sept. 9, 1930, when this
photo was taken, will return this Wednesdlly at 7:30
p.m. fi>r the Harbor's Heritage Founder's Day Pro-
gram, a PTA-sponsored function featuring recogni-
tion of various faculty and staff members. four.!d8y week all this year and the other Bl • p 4 I ~:r::~ti~.::6~1;z~ned . 11np aaro
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F ediraz ··off er-
To Leave .Taw .., .
WOUNDED KNEE, B:D. (AP) ~ !J>-
diam boidlng Wounded ~ _ Jlr
Mr.d a federal offer to · Jeav~ ~ "1llsge
ananned and a leader said !lie mllitBnta
'!ti'" through negotiating with JU.Uce
Department officials.
· A written copy of the government offer
liad been presented to the AIM
leadership. AIM members said jt was
tAuned and the ashes put into an en-
velope for mailiDg back to the Depart·
liient of Justice.
· "We're fmisbed talking With the .
Justice Department,,. said carter Camp,
a'. leader of the American Indian Move-
ment, which led tbe l!lkeover of the
blsloric hamlet TneSday. "We'll deal
With tbeJ!l later In tbe field with guns and
violence." .,-<!amp said the Indians want . to meet
~th Interior Secretary Rogen C.B.
Morton. "or a top aide." The Department
of the Interior oversees the Bureau of In-tjlan Affairs, a prime target of the AIM
pilllest. 'lbe name of Henry Kissinger
also was mentioned.
·,Late SUDday, the Indians burned the
iovernmeol offer lo withdraw from
Wounded Knee. The federal oUer ¥.led that the Ini!lans must leave
without their weapons bu\ would be
NJowed to leave starting aL7 a.m. EST
"iltboul threat_ of mass ~
Federal officials said a grand jury in-
ve!tigatlon later would detennine if
charges were warranted.
!lamp said today the burning of the
gt>vemment proposal was "a b i t
dramatic. But we wnside.r the offer only
a starting ooint. .
"We doii1t care Ii they mend the of-
ter.We ean' consider going out unlil they deal with tbe issues that brought ..
bere." Ills <Olllllltllts reflected the codlempt
the govemmeot offer received . wben U
.... preoealed to the lndlam late Sunday.
About the aame ~ the ~ of..
fered a peace-proposal Ulldel' which they
i!ould remahi In this village whel'e Hf
Sioux and 31 U.S. soldleia diedln an lllllO
• ...Jhowdown. •
.SEE HOW THEY GO . .
IN CLA.SSIFIED ADS • : • SOmetlmea older can can really go
. fasL 5ee how thll OQe weol:
Sp~s4 Airliners Crash_;
The pr,oposal t. just ope of d.,.... lo
he thrashed out as tlie cltY'• ·four em-:~~, :i:~ .=.~ 1~7 k~~ Arizona Police Spy iii .Sky?
mouth. , ~ . -'i'liree of'!bO'asSocliiti0ns, l'oltce; Ma· · ·TEMPE, Ariz;· (AP);-The w-a t ch f u I-eye-of a police-blimp -
68 d. 1\11""'1• Mef4il
rine Safety pnc1 affice workers, t~y re-. eventuallr, may hover over this college community just southeast .of
leased, 'copies of .~ .._wage.-#piatlda .. ~P.hOl!nixlif Police"Cbiet•Arthur Fairbanks bas his way. ,.. · · btrs!f'?tl.t!:M'".:_of a JD!i\l·bllmp to help his ,iepart-
·-wn~~yburglai'lea. , .,...._,,;·;,;;Be8:;' lhO · '-~,~-• o' -:r<'t', "'Wr.tel!I· !Wlj• -tn 'ti blimp 'Can see over 10 llmu wb:!i• 'NANTES, trao · ('ililh-M Spanish ' . '1ri!h .lllll P e r ~ 0 n 1 . ., ;,,~,.lii~lriiill "In a car on thit gtbund een 1~e." Fairbanks said Sun • a~rs with a · ~' of 1'111 &:,...,. aboa!ll f1ti y 'dam§ged but made " represenll •boul .'°° oltke and c .. rical . The blimp 'he has In Diind would be about 75 feet long and hod
llided in rughl tern • Wm"kers, wanll> • . two men. eo over es . iniliw.e,.~:':~.· !anding at a French '-A .,;,.,.,..,...._of·satartes-"' ·-k-· ·~ 1 resld today, and one of them crashed _, _,.,,.. ,.im ·~..-, ,.... ••• I!• notes uial burglars are concentrating on spraw ing en·
in .a ball of name~ killing,· all 68 persons Tb --• of hoth t 29 000 feet would ers in suirotiiiilliig c0mmunllie8 with the tlal areas and Ignoring \he compact industrial-business area, which is -· e ~~· '8 • intent,thatJoeal.salarles·be hiked ii ljew· l I · trol
·aboard, airline spokesmen reported. ~~~ the .worst avialioo disaster port ~· employe( are be Io w .tbe. eas e~e0 ./';plied for a $35,000 grant from the U.S. Law Enforcement
The plane .Which fell was an Iberian averages. · Ass~nce Administration.
Marine Planes
Will Make Noise
On Maneuvers
'Rtslden~ around the El Toro Marine eorp. Air statk.n wni ··b.ar tbe brunt of
the noise" from Marine fighter-attack
aircraft partictpating In defense ex-
ercises IJoii!ming sbortly,before mldnlgbt
toolghl, a Marine O>rp!' spoke!man said
today.
Fllgbts from the base will continue un-
til about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
They are part of a North American
Defense (NORAD) alert in which bases ·
all over western states are 1nv9lved.
Other ports of Orange County shouldn't
he' alfecled by tbe fiigllis, the spokesman
sai~. " "They'll just scramble and go upslairll
for •·While/' the Spokesman satd, adding
tbat-the<rahUng exercises-wlll-1ake place
over the Paclfic Ocean.
The >POkesman declined to say bow
many . fighter-attack aircraft from El
Toro will be lnvo1ved because "It mlgbt
be classified inlonnauon.''
1be time for the esercl.ie<· wlis picked
by NOilAD Olliciills, he said, 'lbe !%•
ercise Is RJPP08ed to stimulate .Marme
Corps defense methods. • .
00 on a fligllt fl'om Palma de Majorca -An a~ .tl)e hoard l60 per month
to Lonlfon. Tile plane whlcll survived waa cost A~di1:;'.,':;!1.~;; off for ...ius.; di·
a Convair .990 Coronada of Spanda.x vision emplo)!ea<Wbo now coll~~ gar~ge Chai:ter Airlines, also en route to Loodon on all , holidaYlr escept Tbanksglyli>g,
and following the aame path across Cbrist{ru\s;and ,New y~·1 ~ar.. .
France. ~ -Improved health insurance to !!OVer O(ficials were a.t ·a lo6s to explain Im· hospital' l'l"I Op 'lo· $!00 per day. They
medt.tely how they could crash. But the oow .. get •MO• -•day. , ,
collision came ·while 'l'.rench milllary . Official!!. ofthe' police assoclatiOlt said
technicians were manning !he air control the"'Wablaflat,111 pe'rcentcoll.nl living system during' the drawn,out strike of ' civilian air controllers for better wages increase and additional ft10l1ies pending
and working coodltions. results of r countywlde salary iurvey.
French airline pilots· and foreign 1her also 'want 'a lsinu1ar iniCrease in airlines ha ye agreed to o~rate normal their health in.!tltance and . they want 'im·
flights over France pending the air con· plerilentation of the California Highway
trol technicians' walkout which was ex-Palrol Tetiiemeht program.' They are
pected to end this week. ln the mean-not seekirig any changes in their bouts.
time, the strike disrupted many flights The Marine Safety Association is asking across France. for the $601per month C08t of living raise
AU three of Spain's airlines were ln-but is-al!o· asking another five percent
volved in crashes today_ the collision a~ tbe..bOard hilce for ·an.employes
between the Iberian OC9 and 8 Con· beca,use Offici'aU say, their salaries are
vair 990 Coronada of Spandax charter below. the -averages of other llteguafd
airlines, and the crash of an. Av.iaco, air-agencJes. · line twtn.engine Caravelie which fell Into They are seeking still another llV1! per·
the sea off Madeira with three crewmen cent bike for' the assistant director and
and-no pasaengen aboard. the two lifeguard captains.
The 00 crashed, tbe Co"'.'18.da made
an emergency landing at a inllitary air
bsse al Cognac, Fraoce, with 99
passengers and seven cte'f(.
The Iberian DC9 had talten off from
Palma da Mallorca tor ).<lctdon when it
collided with U.. $pandax plane which
• was flying IJ:om Madrid to London. The
palh -France ls edenUcal. '
Skating Boy Killed
SAN FRANCISCO (A~) -Seven·year-
old Vincent Scott was skating near bis
home when be lost control and went off
tbe sidewalk futo the patb ol an
autombbUe, officei-s say.
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Brown Claims LawmakeJis
Concealed Lobbyist· Funds
. ~CRAMENTO (AP) -.The ~rej8ry
of state tod&y accused a legislative com·
mlttee of illegalIY altering publiC records
to hide the names of legislators who
recely~ money from .lobbyists.
"The J8ws clearJ,y are violated,"
Secretary of State Edmund G. Brown Jr.
said in a news Conference.
· Bu~ Brown repeatedly refused to answer questions.about wbethe11 be would
seek J>!l'sectltlons, or against wi19m.
.. What 'I may or may not do in respect
lo ·the ctlri\inal laws is something I won't
discuss today:," Brown said.
BroWn displayed monthly filing rep0rts
of two lobbyists and said the reports had
been altered "by someone" other than
the lobbyists after they were Jiled.
One was the August 1970 report of Carl
R, Burg, lobbyist for the fainting and
Decoraling Conlnctors of CalUornla,
whicll lllOWed two ·eonlrll>\itions totalling
$150 to, ~Umoolal dinnera of a senator
and aasenlblYman whose names were cn>Aed out.
mittee encouraged lobbylsta lo file
''vague and meaningless ·expense reports.
"It has been the official policy of the
lobbyist control cqmmittee to alter publlc
documents when a lobbyist makea a full
a(ld honest report ," ~ added. "'
Brown's statement did not specifically
name the committee, but an aide said it
was the joint ~bcommittee. The
chairman is Assemblyman John Quimby
(0-Rialto), who was not Immediately
available for commenl
Brown's statement was-prepared for
release at a joint news conference with
freshman Aaaemblyman R a y Goozalea
(D-Blifflfie1d). -
Gonzales plailned to unveil today ' bill
aimed at blocking' the flow of millions of
dollan · of lobbyisl campaign con-
lrlbutioos, gilta and favors to state
leglslators. The m~ure would 'ouUaw
lobbyists 1Daldng c nn pa I g n coo·
triblfUons, Gontalea said.
Gas Ration
· The other was the February 1971
report of Cali!omla Credit Ulllon 'League
loblu'js.I Jack. P. Reidy~ in wbicll co ..
trlbutlons to three tealimonlal dinners were 'altered lo delete the candjdates'
Oruge
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namea:.•
Sen. T-µnney _Addresses EPA on Polluti,(Jn Plan "Lobbyist.I ~nUnuallY. ~uy lunchea,
dllUI' incf cocktails for public officials. The~ lake polillcians on junkets to Me>h --=--lco<r!I~ liJlrings and Like T,ahoe. Lob-
EPA A~lnlstrator William RuckelshaUI welcomed the EPA and said, "We want byill.t gl•e expensive presents -auch aa LOS ANGELES . (AP) Sen. Jobo
Tunney (D.Calll.), said today that gas
_rationing 1>lOOQS8}s for S o u t h e r n
Coll!Omla • woiild cause ''8oelal and
economic cbaoa" and 11would be 1m ..
posalbl~ to enforce without putting a ~ at the back of eYM')' motorist."•
Jan. 15. • to work with·~ to see Ii-Ow we can avoid refrl&entors, automobile Ures, aporUng
The ,chief feature of theR propos4ls delfl'OYing GUl''""'fl!'!DY and still clean equJt>ment.and cases of liquor.''
was·g .. ratlonlng during smog seasons:to lip the air.'' -. · Asel! for Jpecilic u.amples of those
cul back driving bf as mucll u 80 pel'-Yorty termed the gas raUoiiJni pro-trips and gUts, Brown replled : "! doo 'I
.cent, ·posal "ahoCklnr." . thlnk '!"l' purpose will be served.'.'
EPA Depul)' Admlolstrafur David Fri 'l'unMY pcopoo<d· the ~t of &ct be said the' inddenta .w:ere "all re-
took palils to ocotch the notion that .ps mass transit and a awltcb to low· cenL"
raUlllling was p"'POS<d In !eat to prod emission automobile . enclnes a 1 Brown, the stale'• watchdog over cam·
Congress Into extendilll the mld-11!1$ aitemau ... to wlllt lie termed ''i>Olfce-j>al&ll flilng p~ures, said stata law
a..dllne for meet1n1 the 1tandards of the atate IOlutlac\I." waa •P»8J'ODllY viola led when the same
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Wea4)1er
The weatherlady ,... sunny skies
_ .fQf_'ftlesday, wllh..bl&bs of arcund
. 65 degrees at the be&clles and in-
land areas, OvOnlghl lows in the
50s.
INSlltt: TODA l'
'. ~ lm1'818 SS, «It owner,
lmmac! Riii, PS, aervlct
~. f495. ("*9 ~o.)
U four out of live Southem Calllomla
cars were euddenly for<>ed off the road
for 1lJt months-JOI' as the Envlroo-
menlal Pnitectlan • 11'"""1 bas recom-
• · mended, '!'Umle1 said, "Loi ~
would he llD a dly In a siege.
"f;vJry peraOll with • Job ...uJd be
coolrmted with • choloe bet-000>-
pllum or ~clal <Olulropbe,P ba
Clean Alr Act of197l1. He noted tbal he lntroduetd lel)slallon commiltee "ordered Ila ataff to keep lob-
"! want " make It clear ~ the -lo "blisl Into the hlglcway trust lUlldl lo hylst documenia bidden lrom other state
ihat our proposol -....i. ltrioutly • db<~ money to "'81fl'#'ensil.'" ' " · ·~ and tb<I public~' ,
'
"Th< Rand Is 'l"l<k.,. than the eve:• aavs sanv. Tiu i<l""ll ttnP.
per Of 68 years ~ IQme dt~r
thoughts , though, like her belief
that •oci•tv lliU haa a lot lo
learn about aer. Ste: storv on
Page 11 . ...... ' L,M. ltY'I 1
' . . ..... • The car IOld the lint cf4y -·114 ran -
only about en """" after the newspaper
'" delivered. U yoa'Want io llQy or..n
'a car qolckll', JY" your OWll DAILY ~u.qr classlllell-want 1111 today .. 'Tlie· ilirecl line 1s -.
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aatd. .. 1
'llmneJ'I leitllllOlll' came 111 tho finl
dailif dine~ o! boarlllP~
by ~ .EPA m the ooclat-aDd emnomic
Jmpoct el air pollution ccletiol 'PIOpollll
for Southern c.Jlfomla llOllOW!ced by
alter mucll ~"'1111.: " 1'1-• •llt'1fo 1-'l\1CfiilD!l!iril'blD oaIDng-tor a ·ra11ff' of p,rown'• crl!Jcpm 11_,. the
said. •, >Wtltlll '~ to<\IYtloP ~-Jointllubc!ocnmltteeon 'L~flsi·atlv,o Ila ldd<d. ,""f · · ~ ~ion-Advocicy l\eilSlraUon. Jr Ill c.b'. ach.
IS S!;"'*" ~ hlll'rieled '"In ; enilne. ~: ..;•' • • -. !l'lt ~·~s;,asolp!!i~~~Y!"!}•~~-~llrowwltnh )Ill, -w l!ch' appeirl ., 111Mo1 11'1 · •-,.,.. Cl'lilCQ """ mM , w..., ..a .wa• lnaxlmum Pgui:J.nol 'P<*h'' 10• *'l'-"*"'"1 ...,. loophol.<*'lha." ~ la a vlrtual Jo
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vl1'llon to 0"f,.,.~111'il:..U..;'.Sa.;. Yo~y i ~=·a ... ,,,. .. wO. Iii. ~lold'ln a 1tatemen.t tbe-'com-' . .
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2i 'DA!LY Pit.OT N
Guerril t rial
i .
~~ Cha~~es 8 With Mu~rs .o~ Envoys
tdiA8roU?.t. (l!PJI -Sudaitaald'1.. ., wtli lit a llUI Md ..W ....,llolloll lbNnl a ~l=Jl'wl !Ill
day lt would put on trlal for murder the cbarstll.'ta Plrm'l¥llt «l"amrt MIL-• rit(;;t}; widows .S ....._: •
clght Black September guerrillas who Thi~·•• ill Sr'znsrl _..,..,.Auld~-,
killed two Amert can and one Belatan the bOdlei OC-V:.S.""1~ Oioj> A'.. 'Ille tJu.e 8ii<l tlie Belgian dWji 'l'iF
dipkmlala In the siege of the saudl Ara-ll<>tl, 141 and dePoitY cblil Of ..-film were betten and ldc:kecl 1"l1da1
btan emba"J' Frida~. George birtla Moilre, .fl, left Id nlpt and then murdered by burala of
machl..gun fire In the basement of tho saudi~AHblan EmbaaaY whelo they bad
been beld hostage. Two Arab diplomata
were relNred. t
_ AU!horftll!s uld the meo bad hem
beaten so severely it waa difflcult to tell ;
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British Soldier
Dies
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of Assault
t BELFAST · (UP!) ·-A 19-yeaN>ld appliance atore in south BeUaat'• U.bum
1'.011<1.
Tbe two anned men who planted It
pve a warning and there were no
c'asualties. .
wbether they were blitc1t or white. 'lbelr
bodies were riddled with 1t Jwt 90
machinegun bullets, Sudal>Oae olficlala
reported. -~
In Wublngtoo, ~ llf State Wil-
liam P. Rogers called for lhe death peo-
alty for the eight Arab perr11laa. He
fllld:
"! d<ll't know of any other_, to.deal
with them ••• I thtnl: lhe death penalty
la quite appropriate." t Btitllh soldier died in a hospital early ~
day !run injurlet aullered Sunday night
1 in the Roman Catholic Lower Falls Road
: dlstrict when he was savagely beaten by
{ a mob made up mostly of women and
_1
1 then was shot in the head.
.. His death brought the toll in violence
' among Catholics, Protestants and securi·
.. ty forces since August, 1969, to 740 killed. f Barlow was the ninth soldier killed in the
.; provlrice tbia year.
Two other teenagers were
wOllllded during the night.
A gunman In a passing. car fired four
bullets at a 14-'year-old Protestant girl as
she was walking along a road.
A 16-year-old youth waa admitted to a
hospttal with a gunshot wound in the ab-
domen and authorltlea oaid he waa In
~rloua condition.
The Sudan's acting attorney general
ocdered formation of an investigating
shot and committee under Prosecutor General Ab-
bas Ibraham to probe "all the. incidents
which took place at the saudl A?,abian
Embassy" and to place .the murder
charges.
~ ROman catholic Bishop WWtam Thllbin
}, visited Barlow's unit today to express his
4' oonpw and regret at the killing.
-Anptfier soldier lost a foot when a ,
~ rocket hit the armored pel'SQnnel carrier
in w!Uch he was on patrol. He was iden-
tified today as Fusilier Edward Shields,
... 20. '
Two comrades In the rear of the vehi·
' cle escaped with minor injuries. Shields
, was reported out of danger.
'· The Soviet-made rocket was launched
-. from one or two cars which had been
: following the two-vehicle patrol.
In continuing violence, a bomb blast
caused ,et tensive damage to 8Jl electrical
" Son of Coast
J Auto Dealer ~ . ,
:£ Seriously· H11rt
~ The son of Newport Beach auto dealer
-Chick Ivetson was hT critical condltiOn z· today at Hoag Memorial Hospital with ~ injuries: sustained when his car ·plunged
~·from P.acific Coast· .Highway early &in-
:. day morning.
-Chick Iverson JV, 20, of 35 Channel
Drive, .Newport Beach, apparently lost
control of his 1972 Jaguar XKE on . the
ra:.n sµ~ high"".ay near El Morro school
. just north ef •Laguna Beach, California
· Highway Patrol officers said.
I Olli.,~ the '1l14 .-as daltiand
l!gt rajn waa falllllg ma~g 14• rood
treacherous. Iverson'• car careened' <>ff
the road, clipped a telephone pole and
plunged 100. feet down an embankment,
police said.
Iverson was thrown clear of the car
which was a total wreck, officers said.
'The Newport Beach police helicopter
airlifted Iverson to the hospital.
the hospital.
Officers said the injured youth was
conscious at the scene and was com-
plaining of leg and chest pains.
A spokesman at Hoag Hospital said
this morning Iverson is in intensive care
with internal injuries and a nwnber O(
other "undetermined injuries.
Newport Cabin
Cruiser Looted
' Thieves broke into a cabin cruiser tied
up at a private dock in Newport Beach
over the weekend and stole nearly $600
worth of appliances and tools.
Peter Debaun, of 1500 S. Bayfront,
Balboa lslan,d, told police he found the
canvas cover over his boat UDSlJapp¢
early Saturday momIDg and his property
missing. The boat was docked beside De-
baun's home.
Among items taken from the 36-foot
cruiser was a $250 ship's clock and $300
worth of tools, police said.
OU.NG! COAST •
·The vlolence •oc~<-w~red"' despite the
presence of another 1,000 British troops
in Belfast, placed on duty to curb
violence in a critical referendum this
week.
Motorcycle Faris
Get. Excitement .
Afi£r All-Mace
NEW , YORK (UPI) -.Tllrillleektng
motorcycle fans claiming stunla by
daredevil Evel Knievel were too dull at a
motorcycle show got some excitement
aft.er au when the pro~ter of the show
maced them during a dispute over a re-
fund for tJcket!, police said.
1be promoter, Ken Brown, 30, was ar-
rested Saturday night on harassment
and Mace possession charges, and nine
penoDJ were treated at the first aid sta-
tion of Nassau County Coliseum at East
Meadow, N.Y.
About 75 persoD.s among the-audience
of 2,700, all of whom paid '6 each to see
the show, confronted Brown afterwards,
told him the stunts weren't good enough
and demanded their money back.
As ~the argument grew heated, Brown
· al(egedli pulled out a can of Mac.· and
began1spraying the group.
Police said two other men, James M.
Draper, 20, of Wichita, Kan., and Seth
Westrlng, 35, of Niles, Ill., both con·
nected with the show, also were charged
with possession of Mace.
Supreme Co11rt
Won't Rehear
Hughes Decision
WASHINGTON (AP) -The U.S.
supreme Court today declined to
recon!ider its decision throwing out a
massive damage judgment against the
financial empire of Howard R. Hughes.
In a brief, routine order, the high court
rejected the plea of lawyers for Trans
World Airlines who asked for a rehear·
ing. saying lhe high court's decision
voiding the judgment turned on an issue
which had been presented by the Hughes
Tool Co., then owned by Hughes, violated
anUtrust Jaw by falllng to purchase jet
aircrart for TWA in the 1950s. Hughes
ToQ.l at that time owned more than 78
perteot of the TWA stock.
· . The Supr~ Court reversed the
damage judgment -which approached
$160 million fncluding interest. The suit
w~s dismtaaed. -' DAILY PILOT The maJc>r1ty.Jn;the 6 to %· de<:ision held
Th9 or•noe Co•ut DAILY PILOT, ..,.1,,, ~left that the jet tf!naactlon oould not be
i. <Orl'lblned ,.,. N•~·-. •• ~n!Jled w ··• ·-tested in an antitrust suit because the
""' Or1n99 Co••' Publtlhl>IO Coml)llnv. se~ ·-·,....,"" Civil A-~"'cs Board authorized con-,,,, .Ollion1 •11 ~11111111, Moncl•, tllr~---..v-.. w
Frld•y, fOr COiii MHa, N.wptrf ,-..,-n .10f TWA by Hughes Tool.
k.,..llnglon l1te:~/FDU11t•I" V•ll•V, ~ = ~ ·-Jn ••·. U , ••Kfl. 1r•in11iMl!litMCk ,.,., sen ci."""!tf:-.' -~ As ~ eQr er oecisJon, Justice
a." J1,1tn C1J>i11r-. A 11ng11 ~.::: '!:'"niiii'..good~al'&hall toot. J)() part. in de-
1111111on 11 111tQll•"9d s.1un:11v1 •"" sria,P. --• -•
Tri. P'"1~rP11 M !l•Jllf"il ~1.ru 11 ,, "° wap .. , • nytng the petlUon for a rehe11ring.
h1 Sir"°'• (OSI• M-, C.lilor"l~. fl&Ho. ----.,. ,
Robtf't-N .. W11d ~ • -
Pr•kl"" .... Putolll~tr -
J ... l 1. c.1.v €--JyMac' • h • -
VIU Prnid"'t lrw:I G-11 Ml"9"r ~-· -," -~""ca ~' 1, ne. •
lho11111 x .... 11 -
ei:11ror
Thom•• A, Mu1phi"•
11.\111,tti!>Q EClllor
L P•l•t Krl•t N..-po11 llHdl cn1 l::<11tor _...,.Offka
JJJl•M...,pert hul1v•t'
Grabs Finger
· Costa Mesa firemen were gritting
\heir teeth 9ver Frank Arrance
Jr.'• -.weei tooth Sunday.
A total of siJ: firemen summoned
to the Harbor Shopping Conttr
pushed , pulled, poked and ,pried Jor
30 minutes getting the 31'-yeaMld
hoy's etuck hand out of a candy
machinf.ll ,
They !lnally f~ the Escondido
tot, who had reached up the v.n-
ding machine's delivery chute in
search of tuty loot.
He complained of a plnohed
finger, but came out In better
•bape than the machine, whlcb
firemen fillllly had 14 tear apart.
Amuican officials at the airport said
Sudanese olllctala told the'!' the Black
September -"wtll he~.· ,
The State Deparlmml aakf' lhe bodiOs
would arrive at Andrews Air Force Base,
Md. near Washington late today and that
the men would be buried in Arlington Na·
tional Cemetery. Both were World War II
veterau.
The entire diplomatic' COJllS o I
Khartoum was on the runway today.
many of them weeping openJy, when the
two Dag-draped coffins were loaded into
the plane by fork-lilt trucks.
Tbe prealdenUal plane, was dispatched
to Khartoum by Presldellt Nixon,
Tbe Saudt mlnlstri ol puhllc service
and administraUon, Abdul llalunan
Abdaal, accompanied the bodle!. He will
convey Sudan.'s condolences personally to
President Nixon.
The wives of the two men, holding baclt
tears, went down the loog line of
diplomats and embassy staff shaking
hands and saying goodbye.
Mrs. Moore stopped to embrace each
of the four U.S. Marine guards in dress
blue unifonns who guarded the coffins.
Another special American plane new
the body of the Egyptian-horn Eld to
Cairo today.
If the eight members or. the Black
September group are executed they will
.be the first ol the group 14 be executed.
Newport to Add
7 :N'e'W' ()fficers
To Police Ranks
Newport Beach will add seven new
men to the ranks of the Police Depart-
ment next week, but plans for creation of
a Traffic Division wttl11.D the department
have fallen through.
City Manager Robert L. Wynn today
confirmed that a $160,000 federal grant
for the new division was scuttled by
President Nixon's impound on federal
funds. ,
Wynn said the city bad hoped to use
the funds to beef up traffic enforcement
and was planning to add still another
seven officers to the force as of July 1,
the start of the 1973-74 fiscal year.
Instead, he said, city funda will be used
this month to hire seven officers that
Police Chief B. James Glavas will assign
at bis discretion.
Glavas said this morning that most of
the new men will be added to various
functions in the Patrol DJvision.
He described the additions as the first
significant increase in the size of the
force in three years.
There will be 109 sworn officera In the
department when the new men are hired.
"With the addition of the men, we will
have a police officer ratio " 2.05 per
1,000 populaUon,'' Glavas said.
Levee Planting
Slat,ed Saturday
Tbe "greening of the river" project
under the direction of Orange County
Greenbelt Coordinator Rod Sackett con·
tinues on the Santa Ana River levee in
the Huntington Beach-Costa Mesa area.
1be next levee planUng day wlll be
Saturday. The work area is the west, or
Huntington Beach, side of the river. 1
Planting is done by teams of two
persons equipped with a hoe, bucket •'!'I
stick to measure distance betwe«i
plants. ·
'parkhlf will be aval)able at AUanta
A V1l11U4\ In .JlunUngtob lleach. AU pmool
-at>ould l>o-,at )eaol ll~ean of age with
one suptil"fising aduR-(or each JO
wot~era. .,. •
Those Interested io 1hls project can can
13Hllll for more tnfdrmaUon.
Fullerton Man Dies , .,,.
After Auto Crashe8
Emll Puqilaie',-'t9, ot 111 S. ,Annin
Ave., Fullerton, died , In All~
Memodal Hospltaf Sunday .-raf hours
·after be waa lnvolved ln a one car ac-
cident.
Police aatcl his autmnoblle went OUI of
conh'ol and crulw!d Into a power pole ti
Roymond Ind Kimberly slreetl tn
Fullerton.
-" MILY PILOT St.ff,..... UNWILLING STEER HAS HANDLER AT END OF HER ROPE
Julio Bolangor, 14, (loft), Debbie J1ckoon, 17, Arfl Ag Students
Mesa Ag Sehool
Students' Interest on the Rise
By RUDI NIEDZIElma
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About a year ago proud Debbie Jaclt-
son and "Clem," a rust-colored Hereford
steer with a pink nose paraded pUt the
pens oo the Costa Mesa High School farin.
Not one hair seemed out of place on
Clem's well-brushed hide and he mooed
with gusto as he was led by a rope past
the expert eyes of Future Farmers af
America judges.
Today Debbie's beloved Clem, an olr
ject of nine months care and feeding, is
in somebody's freezer.
"It bothered me, yeah, but there is
nothing I can do about it," says Debbie,
17, one of ~e school's 270 •ericultural
students. 411 knew when I bought ~im
that I wu ra,\sing him for meat.'? _
acre fann. but they may also enroll in
other courses teaching them skills which
are in great demand in Orange County.
A""!"<fing to -· there is money to be made bf landscapers, omameDtal bor--
tlculturists, nurserymen, gardeners,
greenskeepers and persons working in
otheor jobs related to Orange County's
burgeoning home building industry.
"Animal agriculture is becoming some-
what de-emphasized in. Orange County
because it's moving to the north and
south of the state,'' Boston explains.
"Often we get kids who want to work
with animals but we also want to tell
them, "Hey, if you learn landscaping,
yoo can earn a lot of mooey right here
in this area."
The school farm, although containing
the normal pastures, pens, vegetable
fields, also boasts of holllou3es, latb-
houses aJ\d a misthW.se where these
skills can be learned.
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traffic Into Cella w... . . Trallle eolll'*'I have aaid the elllltmg
bridle ii already <.anYing rar m.ore tr•f-
fic than ever JrD Intended aod 1l IS con-~ tbt. -crlllcal 1raflic problem ID the dty; • '! "ClDl pouth!Crouting of'the new cross·
log ll an acceu road that would spilt off
Pacific Coast Highway east of Jamboree
ROid,dOIS Ille DuntS, cross the baY. to
lhe· C8StaW3YI property and link Up Wl)h
Westcliff Drive at Dover Drive (Wes~1,~f
becomes 17th Street across Irvin~
Avenue ). ·
Another feeder road alternative for ttie
bridge wottld split off Coast Highw.ay
near the center of the Promontory Poll'll
development and then angle acrass the
Castaways Property to 17th Street.
A third reeder road choice would come off~ Joaquin Hl11s Road, down part of
Back Bay Drive and then across to l7tll
Street just above the Dunes. · •
The traffic ~!an alternative that shows
two bay crossiilgs would include the 1?th
Street' bridge and another crossuig
feeding off of san Joaquin Hills Road.
The second bridge would take cars "r
San Joaquin, up part of Back Bay Drive
and then cross at the narrows in front of
Eastbluff to 22nd Street on the other side.
Deylin stressed the fact that any of the
proposed traffic alternatives contained in
phase two can be modified. Even after
one alternative is chosen for the general
plan it, too, can be amended if necessary
in the future , he added .
House ()f ficial
W ams S&L Firms
In Newport Talk
Savings and loa(lS firms should be
wary of trying to win all the business op-
portunities now reserved for banks, says
the chairman of the supervision sulr
committee of t!le Houae Banking and
CWTency Committee.
Rep. Femand J. St. Germain, (DR!.),
told the califDmia Savings & Loan
League in Newport Beach during the
weekend that the price for gaining such
new powers might be the requirement
that savings and loans pay the same tax-
es as banks.
If that happens, St. Germain said, "we
are going to see the thrift institutions
phased out."
St. Gennain also said that· Congress
will play a stronger role in establishing
the law for the savings and loan business.
He said be plans to introduce a bill call-
ing for a moratorium on conversions of
federally-chartered mutual savings and
loan associations -those owned by their
depositors -iDto fmns owned by public
stockholders. Learning how to produce food for lhe
rapidly rising JiWU18tioo ol the United
Stalf!O It. wbal Ul'.currlc1!1.lllJ\in·ll>f ~ta Mesa ltigh School Agriculture Depart-
ment is all about.
And despite the comm<m be~e( that
agriculture is 1'on. its way out"~ in Or-
ange County, enrollment in classes raog-
ing from ag mechanics to landscaping
hu more than quadrupled over the last
four years.
"The Sa1able skill is what this is all .
about. 'lbere·i&nc(reas:on why a kid 'g~ ·
Ing tlrougb college shouldn't hive a
98.lable skill, if for no ottter reason than
to raise bimself througb sdlool," s.zy,
Boston .
SL Gennailt already bas introduced a
bill that would cut off federal tnsurance
from 8'>0dationl that con-.
"Congress wants to have a say in how
It (c<invenlona)-.rill take place/'·&. Ger·
mabllaaJdQ "We .are -not happy with the
rules prOpOSed 'DOW. Congress wiU study
this itsel~ not have an outside com·
mission do it."
John Boston, chainnan ol the vocation-
al agriculture department, says the uir
surge in interest is motivated-by Ule
ecology movement and the diversity of
skills that are being taught.
Using individualized instruction tech-
niques, the school's three agriculture
teachers intend to teach their students
a variety of salable skills with which they
can start a job after they graduate.
These include jobs as anJma1 keepers,
wool she~rs. veterinary ~t.
wool sheareni, veterinary assistants,
flower arrangers, backhoe operators,
tree trimmers, kennel keepers, horse
trainers, machinery salesmen and many
others which are offered aa indu.strial
packages.
Not only do students learn bow to p~
duce food by working on the school's 20-
Supplemented by work experience Jll"1r
grams offered with the help ol. local pet
shops, veterinarians, nurseries and flow·
er ~ the instruction offered by. tbe
agriculture department strives to . be
meaningful.
Sometimes the ag students are still
expooed to the "IOd kielre<" stigma cast
on fanners by city dwellers but the pic-
ture is rapidly changing, according to
Boston.
The image ci a· farmer as a man with
bib overalls and dirt oo his bOota iii be-
ing replaced by a "man with a big Cad-
illac who is reaping the harvest," be be-
lieves.
The ag program, though located on
the Co6ta Mesa campus, is open to all
high school !tudEllla in the Newport-Mesa
Unified Schoo! District.
Another;. speaker at the conference,
president Maurice Mann of the Federal
Home Loan Bank-of. San.F.rancisco, said
the fedqiil regulation allowing savings
and loans institutions to pay a higher in-
tere$t l'.>D. savings accounts than banks
may be eliminated when it expires in
June.
"This industry has to have an interest
rate differential," be said. "Jt cannot
survive without it."
Huey Newton Ill
COPENHAGEN, Denmark (AP)
Black Panther leader Huey P. Newton
called off a Scandinavian speaking tour
because of a bleeding ulcer and is flying
home, bis. Danish hosts said today.
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. ' MONOAY,MARCH S, 1973 c
Two Planes Collide
All 68 on One Killed; Others S!Jle
NANTES, France (UPl)-Two Spajllsh
airlinera with a total of 176 persons
aboard .collided In fligbt over ' Western
France lo!lay, and °"" of them ~
in a ball of names, killing all 68 persom
aboard, airline · spPkesmen reported.
passengers an<\ seven crew.
The lbeflan DC9 bad takeo off from
Palma de Mallorca for Londcill·when-11
collided with the Spandar plane which
was flying from Madrid tu Londoo. The
path across France ls edentical
Police and alrllne authorities said the
DC9 jet, beaded from Palma de
MaDorca, Balearic Islands, to IAIDdm
with 60 adult ~ ... -.J>!IJ
plus a er.w of ..-expodeof all$'~
collision ·and craabed ~
-1ern·Fraoce.
''Tbere were no •SU111r1Ti(ft+«nL" S,llid..lbeda
Airtlne aflicials ..ilr-1'1DL • autltorWesbere. _
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The second plane with 108 p e r s o n s
aboard was badly damaged but made a
safe emergency landing at ' a French
military airport.
Tile crash of both at 29,000 feet would
have been the worst aviation 'disaster
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The Harbor Area citizenry turned out for dedication p.m. for the Harbor's Heritage Founder's Day Pro-
gram, a PTA-sponsored function featuring recogni-
tion of various faculty and staff members.
• ceremonies when Newport Harbor High School was
' completed. Many there on Sepl 9, 1930, when this
: photo was taken, will return tliis Wednesday at 7:30
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Brown. Says ·
iaws Broken
On Lobbyists
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The secretary
of state today accused a legislative com-
Mlttee of Illegally altering pubijc records
it» hide the names of legislators who
!'eeeived money from lobbyists.
HThe laws clearly are violated,"
l!ecr<tary of Slate Edmund G. Brown Jr.
said io a news OOPference.
But Brown repeatedly refused la
-answerquestiona-about·whetherhe would
teek_ proseaiUona, or against whoJ!l.
lncdians Reject U.S. Off er .
To Leave Wounded Knee
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP) -In-cbarges were warranted.
dians holding Wounded Knee today ig-Camp said today tbe burning of the
nored a federal offer to leave \be village goveinment proposal was "a b i t
unarmed and a leader said the militants dramatic. But we consider the offer only
were through negottatiog with JuWce a starting point.
Department officials. "We don'I care ii they exteod the of-
A written oopy of tl)e govemment offer fer.We can't consider going out until they
bad been presented to the AIM deal with the issUes tbal brought us
leadership. AIM members said it was here."
burned and the asbes put into an· en-His comments rollec!A!\I the contempt
velope for mailing baclt to the Depart· the government otter received wben it
men! ol JuaUce.. was presented la the Indians late Sunday.
in 3e wtiJCllreD wasatlll:ieftan
DC9 on a lligbt from Palma de Majorea
ta London. The plane wblch survived was
a Convair 990 Corooada ol Spandax
Cbarler-Alrlines,-also-en route to.London
and following the same path across
France.
Olflcials w.re at a loss la explain Im-
mediately bow thOy could cra,sb.-But tbe.
collision came while French mllltary
technicians were manning the.W. OODtrol-
system d1irtiJg tbe >.draWD-.QUt strike of
civilian air -con~ers for !>etler wages
and wm:klilg condiUons. .
French airline pilots and foreign
airlines .have agreed to operate normal
fights over France pending the air con--
trol technicians' walkout which was er.-
pected to • end tbiS week. In tbe mean-
time, the strike disrupted many flights
across France. .
All three of Spain's airlines were in-
volved in crashes today -the collision
between the Iberian DC9 and a. Con-
vair 990 Coronadit ol Spandax charter
airlines, and the crash of an A viaco ~
line twi.Hngine.caravelle which fell into
the sea oll M>delra willi tJiree crewmen lliiifiif"'"~-;--~~-
"What I J!UIY pr.may not do In ftspecl
to the criminal laws· ls -thing I _.I
cUscusa ladq,~ ~ '111411 ... .. • '
_ Brown dlsp)ayed moothly filllljfftporls
ol two ,lob!>Yl&ls and uJll ~ niporll )lad
Ren , aJtered "by someone'' other than
the lobbylsls after they were fUed.
!!W~finlshecLtalking-"rith--tbe __ --AJ:louUbe. ~time tM JndiApt~
Justice Departmen~" said' carter Camp, fered a peace Jl'OpOlal under wblch they
a leader of the American Indian Move-would remain In this vlllag~ ~ 146
men~ wblch led the ta~ ol the Silllli: and SI U.§. &Oldil!D died In an 1819
-bamlOt Tµoioclay. "lfe'll -Showdoim. . ' " ---
The 1X;9,.~ashed, .~ Coronada l!llld•,
an emergency ~-at a mlllluy\Jjl: , r
base '"al"" 'Cognac;' ' Frluice, • jll• • -. . -,
'Orie was the ,August 1970 report of Cari
It. Burg, lobbyist for the Painting and
Decorating Conlroclars of Clllfomla,
wblch showed two contributions totalllng f1SO to testimonial dlnnera..oLa...aenator-
~d assemblyman_. whose names were
crossed out.
-The other was the February 1971
(eport of California Credit Union League
lobbyist Jack P. Reidy, In which coo-
tributlons la three testlmonial dinners
were altered to delete the candidates'
names.
~~'Lobbyisls continually buy lunches,
· ~ and cocktails for public officials.
t'lley take poliUcians 0n Junkels ta Mex-
ico, Palm Springa and Lake Taboe. Lob-tifists give expeuslve presents -such as
•tdrlgeratan, automobile tires, sporting
~ulplllellt and cases of liquor."
. NAlked for apecific examples of those lrips and gills, Brown roplled : "I don't ,41Unk any purpose Will be served."
.. ~t be said the incidents were "all re-
,~t."
·1~Brown, the state's watchdog over cam-
8Jign _filing procedures, aald state Jaw "5 apparenUy violated when the same
!!OmmlUee "ordered !ls staff lo keep lob-
:.i.ylst documenls bidderi from other s.lata
.... 11encies and the public."
~arget of Brown's criticism was the
• .JOint Subcommlttee on L-e g h I at Ive
M.wcacy Registration, w b i c h ad-
io!nlsters a ,1949 lobb}'ist law Iba! Brown
• ljtmed "so weak. and riddled with
· !6opholes !bat It is' a virtUal inV!tation la
c:QmJpUon."
· ,..Brown said -in a statement ·the com-
.ljl!ttee encouraged lo~ls • to lile
;4!vague and meaningless expense reports. . . . -'"It haS ·betl> the official policy of the
"'4obbylsl control committee la alter public
;ilacilments when a lobbyist rilalw a lull
11¢ bonest report," be added. . 1,1"Brown's statement did not specifically -~me the committee, but an aide said It . -""8 the joint subcommltt<e. The
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~yallable for comment.
. • Candy Mach.ine • &rabs · F~1iger
• COSta Mesa.firemen were grltli118
their ~th over Frank Arrance
Jr.'• sweet ti>oth Sunday.
#~ .. 't! • ..._._4\". ~ i.i.~J:t·.n:t•:tZI~
'.c.p utdlhe lndllaf.... meet ?aj-----l!!''*'-ahouJd ~ with-lllterlilr Soeftil1'1 Bllgeil C.11. tim!'lm:"l'llOYailiii!'aD civil r!gbli and
Morlm "or a·top aide." 'Ifie Deportme\lt peace movement voluitteen to gather
of the Interior _..,,... the Bureau of In-here.
dian Affairs, a prime target ol the AIM AIM leaders Means and Denni! Banks
proleflt. The name ol Henry Kissinger refused to attend Sunr\ay's session after
alao waa mentioned. they learned the .senior U.S. olllclal,
Lale Sunday' . the Indians burned the Ralph Erickson, special assistant to the
governmenl-oller-to-witbdraW-lrom.. _u.s.~general.-""ll_oot pmenf,
WOlillded Knee. 'The federa~ offer U.S. attorpeya for Nor t b and South
stipillated that the Indians must leave Dakota repreliented the govemmenL
witbilut their weapms •but would he Means said : "We don't want la deal
allo)'red la leave atarllng at 7 a.m. PST with the-JOwer 'echelon Dunkles of the
without threat of mass airests. federal government any looger. 'M>ey
Federal officials said a grand jury in-don't sbgwlup for meetings. They are not
vestigatioo later would detentllne If dependable."
Two M~re Upper ·Bay
Bridges· Seen in Stuily
By WILLIAM SCllREDIEB
Of ... 0.. .... Shilt
NeWJ>Ort ·Beach bas no choice but la
build at least one ~ bridge across Up-
per Newport Bay, according la the con-
sultant preparing the traffic study for the
city'• general plan.
Alld one of three alternaUves to solving
fUturo tralflc problems shows two ""?'
Cl'OSllngs of tbi bey -OD1 across the
.,.,._. Jrom ~ufl fO '21111 Sl\'eet·
and the other ...... !rom"Newport
Dunes la 17th Street.
The recommendatfoos. 'bJ Alla M.
Vo<ltbeea and AISoclatea are part of the
nearly. completed second Jlll!se of .the
traffic studf. They -..... lint lired moNO
than three montha 880, bub oply DOW
bave been worked Into final draft 'form.
Other pou1111e major dlaDges 1n the
Newport Beath traffic network will he
conslderod at 7:11111-m. ~JS by the
Cltizent Advilory ~ Com-
mlttee at the Nt11POrt Pier Lileguanl
H~uarten. ·
ta Coast Hlgbway or into the hills la
Laguna Beach.
• The phase two alternatives will get
fmal perusal fro mtbe citizens committee
before being passed oo la planners and
the city council for eventual .inclusion in
the g<nera1 plan.
The third and final phase of the study, wh!ch is due to he completed by mjd-
June, inwlves choosing me alternative to
be included in the general plan and Im·
plemented.
The Upper Bay crosslnga are ~
to draw the ~led comment froiD
residents and --AD' three ol the alternate plans show at
-... ..,. cnming just north ol 1he
esistlng -0oas1 l!ighway bridge, running oil the "11lJway and onto an
upgraded 17th street to bleed oil aome
.traffic lnw Colla )lesa.
·'l'raffic eaglneers have said the esisting
. bridge Is alread1 carrying far more traf.
flc than ever was intended and it i8 con-
sidered the most critical traffic problem
in the clly.
EX.~epiion Plea.
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Costa Mesa -city cobncilmen toDlgbt are
expected to act on a zone excePtlon re-
quest for a. mulij·inunoo doll/If ms.,...,.
heedquarters north ol the • San Diego
Freeway. .
'!be · State Farm . ·proposal, •potential
sou.tee of jlop to 1400 pew ~ .fqr O>sta
Mesans, will he beard at 6:3dp.m. In city
council chambers, Tl. Fak Drive.
• N2_~1l''i!'~21'~8Lotof the $1.5 • to ·$$ on ,,u,.,,,
l!yla!Jd Lilboialaries. The plannmt· 'l"!'l'
mission last mmtb recoinmended · the
projeot with a,:;.o vote.
Plahs are to construct', State· Fann's
western regiOOal headqoatters on 20
acres· of property purchased from the
Segerstrom . Family. Tentative com.
pletlon date l.s 1974. .
The 151,000 aquare-foot, OOHtory plant ·
will employ approximately 1,100 workers, -
mOst ol' Whom will 'be ab1fled la Costa
Mesa from an existing State Farm
operatioo in Santa Ana. . Additional
workers, however, are ezpected to be
hired.'
Vice Mayor Willard T. Jonlan this
morning predicted that tonlgbCs council
session wOclld be routine and Come la an
earlJ conclusion .beclluse of the absence
of. two-councilmen. ' Jordon will be standing In , for Mayor
Jack Hammett and Councilman Alvin J!inlcey, wbO along .With City, Manager
Fred Sorsabel, are attendlng the Na·
tional '!Jeague of Cities confer:ence In
Waablnglan D.C.
The vice mayor Indicated he would uk
poot)lonement ol anolher major agenda
ll•nnmtil the luJI council could debate It
in atucly.aesston.
Thl.s Item would bave chal1pl! the
general plan of an area boUDdtd ·by Vic-
toria ·Street, We.st t9tb Street, Harbor
Boulevard and Newport Boulevard to
reflect a reduction In clenslly.
~ the Jle)I' bey bridges, the study
maka ~that Include:
-Cloalnc off' Paallc Coaat lllgbway al
the l!an\8 Atla Rlnr and moutlna it inland lieblnd Newpori-!lhores tu create •
mUslve ~ with" the •~ ol the Newvo<t ,,....,.. • •
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.Students' lnt.erest. on dw Rile . ' . . . ' . ' . ' .
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A\l'!Qt. a .Yel!t' ago Jlroud ~bbie ~ack·
son· and "CJem11~ ! rost-c61oi'ed µet"efprd.
steer w\th ~ Pin!< noee. parsd!;d psst the '
pens on '\he Cosl'll 111<!8 High. School farm.
Not one hair seemed out of".place m
Clem's weJl-brushed ·bide and bti mooOd
with gusto as he was led bl'. ' rope psst
the expert eyes of Future Farmers -of
America judges. · ·
Today Debbie's beloved .ctem, an ·ob-
ject of nine months care and f.e.tlng, is
Jn Someboiiy's fre'ezer. '
"It bothered. me, yeah, but there Is
nothing J .C!lfl dolabout It," says De!>ble,
17, one of the school's 270 agrlcullural
student> .. "l•lmew ·When L ·~ him
that l Wits' raising: blni tqr cmeat. '' _ , ,Leam~liow 1o· p,rodui>e .food · for the :rapidly, · · 'POf!Ulafioo of )lie Uotied
States 1s·w f the C:urrtCutwn In the Costa
M<sa llldt .5chool Afri<Ulture .De)iart-
menl'ii .itll.abliut. • And ilespile the commoli ·belief that
agrleultiire Is "on 'fls way · out" in Or-
ange eoun1y, enrollment In classes rang-
ing from · ag mecbanlca to landscat>ing
has more than quadlvpled over the wt
fOUI' years. -.
Jolm Boston, chairman of. tbe vocation-
al agriculture department, saya the up-
surge ill interest ls motivated by "the
ecology movement and the dl•ersl!J' of
skills that are being tall8Jlt.
Using lndlvlduall1.H Instruction tech-
niques, the achool's three agrlcullure
teachers Intend la teach their atudantl
·a variely of salable akllls With wblcb they
can •tart a. job a(ter they graduate. • Tbeae lbclude jobs as anlinal kee)lers,
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The _tberlalb' __ __
for -'l'uesday,.witb bl&bl d -~ degrees at the -aid 11>-land areas. o.enJghl lows la .,.
508. •
iNSI E mD.lY
o...Extensloo of the .Newport Freeway la
the clll bouDdaey and then 11'~ II across to ~ !ltfCh ~ d9wn to-·TEMPE, Am.(.µ') -'lb' 11'a't,ccbf'u}:~e ot a poµ~e.bllmp
eventually ma:p.irover over tlili l)O)leg'·!"'P.'!l'....,.tY Jll.t·91'\lthe~· of ·
: wool' t abei.rers, veterinary' assistant,
wool shearers, veterinary tlBfllsianta,
Gower a'n'&Jigm, backhoe operators,
tree• trlrnmera, kennel' keepers, horse
. trainers, _machinery salesmen and ·many
· others , wj>lch .are offered as Industrial
~~M. '
.,.,,. Rood ... q;dcloer -fM •¥•," ••¥• SGUJ. TlN-..,;p.
""' gJ 68 ,...,. hoa ..,... doeper
thovilhll, lhovglt, Wee lier bel"1
tllat locitly dill .... 0 lot "'
team abovl .C. See llot'f °" · Phoeulx If 11<>fice Cb!el Althur ~· haS Ills \fay, '
f'airbenQ • ..,vision• the use ot. a mini-blimp to help bis depart-
• NOi. Oritv" do students team how to pro-
\'
, .A total of six flrem.n aummoned
to the Hlrbor ShoppJn& Cont&'
push..l, pulled, po\ed and pried !«' ,
30 minutes getting the Sl>-year-<>ld
boy'• ~tuck band out of a candy
~.=:;, of !lllJrif A_. and
Balboa Bou1eYard at lhe re-routed Coaat
fflllbw11 t o l<ed bllo Iha new 11>-
tercbanp.
ment cut down on c:tlmes, esiieclAilrburgl~ , •
· "We feel two lllen In ili1& blimp ~ see over }t! llmes wliat a
patrolll)an In a car Oii the ground can see," Falr)>anks said SUnday.
duce (Ooii .f>Y working on Uie school's 20-
acre farm; but they may al'° enroll in
other counes teaching them akllls wblch
are In grei demand In. Orange COUnty.
PagtJI. -----
I • J machine.
They finally frl!ed the Ei<oodldo
IOI, -baol nedled "P'tbe ..-. , dill8 machine's delivery dmta In
seareh of 1111\Y loot.
He complained or 1 piDclled •
Ungor, but came out In bettor
• lhape than the machine, -firemen finally had to tear 1pm1.
-&.telllloll ol ·ISth and 11th -to ~ltlffiM«l~lllPwaru
11 wlllp north lo Vltlaria Stre4l ID Colla
1leaa. ~ of • ma,lor nJUta •klnC Ibo iMll-t. __ , ..... behind Oroaa
del Mar.
--ol tho Oaroaa del Mar freeway either dolnU!olllta Clll)'Oll Road
f
The blimp lie bu.Jn. mind would be about 75'Jee~ Joog Ind hold two meu. · -r -... · -
Be. nblel t,bat llunlm are ~cen~ng-on sprawling, re'1!!en-
lial. ~ ...i I~ lb~ ~ lnduatrlil-busmess area, ·wljkb la· Mlllerto pattli. -• ' ' .
Be •PP!led for a $35,000 grant from the U.S. Law Eoforoement
Aa!Jlance Admlnilb:atlon.
ActOl'dlng tu -· hre l.s money la be 111acle llt1andscapm, ornamental ho!'
tl~turiatl, ou~en, gmleners,
gteentkeepers and l*8!lM working in
~ """ related to °'""" Ooonty'• 1>urgeohlilg•boll>e bulld!DI' lnduatiy.
"Anlmlll agrtcult1ii'o l1fbecomlng some-
what cle'mphast8ed In Orange Cou_nty
bccauae !l's movlllg lo the DOl1h and
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Gn~rrilla r1
•
Sudan w Charge 8 in Murders of En""Y'
~'l'!llm IUEIJ..._;SUdau ia1c1 to-tlle,i.dllt.tll/.8.,\ml>• rslirtleo A. _., lh D' s .._..,..,.
dq 11 W01Jld put Oil trial for murder the Noel, Jf. 11111 dollalY dilel Gf°.r'l-11' bem lioW ll 1 C'WL ,_ -._, 0
aeorp Ontil MoOre, .fl, left tcir were nk•eetl ..
eiglJI Black September guerrillH who Washlngtm ibOanl a preliclegtlal jet Authorities said Ure men W -
tilled two American aod one Bdgtan with thelt wldoWS and raDinte. wllllt • beaten ., .....-.Jy u -cl-to Ill
diplon>at• in Ure.siege of the S&udi An--bind played "Auld 1-Syne." whether the)'_.. biact .-. '1Wr
biu embusy Friday. The -and the Bdglan cbatie d'af· bodJel were riddled with ot -• "Tl>ere will be a trial and munler ~ were beaten and klded Friday _......, buileU, s.-_....
cbarl[es," a government 11atanent said. nJCb1 and then murdered by burrta of reported.
tlx llatemenl WU islued ll>ortly aft<r ..adlinegun fire in the baaemenl ol the 1J1 Wuhiogtm. SeCfelay of -fi
U... P. llocen ealled lcr die --
Tunney Calls Ratwn ally I« the efll>I Arab --e. said:
"l don't know of any other ny to ....
with them ••• I think the do.Ith pmaily
b quite awropriate."
1 Pl.an for Gas 'Chaotic'
The SUdg1 ~ _,..,. gminl
ordered f.-nWioa " ---:i,, :dipini oommlttefl under PMeelM' G Ill .A.b-
bu Ibraham to probe .... tbe Ind .....
wbldl tool< place at tbe Saudi -l ·l.06 ANGEL!S (AP) -Sen. Jolm ~ TumloJ (PCllll.), said todoy lbat gu
.J ratloninc propc::uls for So ll th e r n
t Calilomia -1c1 · caute "IOC!at and
" eo:IQOlllic chaos" and "would be lm·
• -1ble to en!Drce without puttlng a
bayonet at the back ol every -.irtst."
: If four out of five Southern Callfomia j can were sudden1y forced off the road
• f0< &is lllOlllbs each year aa the Ellviroo-
moalat -.. ~ baa ........
• ~ meaded, 'l'lmney said, "Los Angdes
<( ~ be like a dty In i siege.
"Evely -with • job -id be auhonted with a choice between com-
/ pl.lance or flDancla1 ca~," be
1 ''~'• t..iJmony eame on the 111'11
~
I ~ Son of Coast
Auto Dealer
Seriously Hurt
'lbe .., ol NeWport Beacb auto dealer
Cblcl< lvmoo na In crlll<al condltioD
; today at Hoag Memorial llolpltal -
• injllriol IUllalned when hll car plunpd
--Pacllic Coast Hlglnfay W1Y &Jn. a day morning. . ~ a.Id; Ivenon W, 20, o1 SS CJwmel
·-Drive, Newport Berch, appm<nUy lost
.... <antrnl ol hlJ Im Jaguar XKE on the
-C: rain allct blghway near El Morro aebool
.11 11111 -"' Laguna Beach, CalUornta ; u:Pa.:i :-s....r:.. dark and
l ligt.' rain .... lalllng matdna tho """
=" tresba'ous. Ivenoo's car ca1'l!lllld off
the rood, cltpped "' telapbooe 1IOie ,and
phmpd 11111 feet cloW1\ an embanlanen~
pollof Aki. • -•--. ff.II I 1..non \IW·'!Miwn .,..... of ~ car
whJch wu a total wreck, offleen aali:t'
'lbe Newport Beach poike bellcopter
airllft'ld Ivmon to the boepltal.
the hospital.
Officers said the injured youth was
coosclous at the scene and was com-
plaining of leg and cheat pains.
A ""'*esman al Hoag Hospital uld
this morning lverson is in intensive care
with internal injuries and a number of
other "undetermined injuries.
Levee Planting
Slated Saturday
The "greening of the river'' project
Wldec the direclion of Orange Coonty
Greenbelt Coordinator Rod Sawtt con-
tinues on lbe Santa Ana RJver levee in
the Huntington Beach-Costa Meaa area.
The next levee planUng day will be
Saturday. 'nJe wort area Is the west, or
llllllllngton Beach, side of the river.
Planting b done by teams of two
penons equipped with a hoe, bucket and
stick to measure distance betw~
plants. ·· --
Parting will be available at Atlanta
Avenlie In Huntiilglon Beach. All penoM
should be at least 12 years of age wlth
one supervising adult !or each 20
-ktn. Those interested In this project C8ll call
83U118 for more information.
OUNMCOAIJ
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day of three .... u of hearinga acheduled Eml>raly" and to )11*9 Ibo -
by tbe EPA OD tho IOClal and economic ~ aflidall at the 111rpmt 11111
impacl of air pollutlon conln>I propoaa!J ·-~--oll!ci•l• told tbem llae llla<t fof SOUtbem Cal!lonlla OllDOUDCed by ~ EPA AdmJ.nlltrator ·William Ruckelsbaus September group "will be .. ,,,,...,,.,•
Jan. 15. The Stale~ aald the":'~
The . dllel feature of lh... proposals would anlve at Andnows Air,......_
w&1 gas ratkllling during smog seasons to Md. neat Waabingtorl 1* today ud t1111
cut back driving by as much as Ill per-the mm -1d be bmled in ~ II> tiooal Cemetery. Both """' Wai!d Wu U cent. veteram. s~p:er lajmftl
DAILY Pit.OT il!f' ...... ~ •M ,;
EPA Deputy Administrator David Fri The entire diplamatlc ""'Pl 0 f
toot palDI to acotch the notion that gas KbarioUm was on tbe zwwq IDlllJ, Ccrot> -citr ;•,. Wilmm D. Hmlen dutc:hes
dot7l to iljrni f!Je ~ mishap on Cibola
Awmreia-Vmle.lnningoalal-sweep-
.,., Ire Wied to-pipes alrlMling from -soft·
ener firm's parked truck and was struck in the eye
as he passed the pipes. Harden, 38, was recovering ratlonlng was pn>posod in jest to prod ol them _,_ -the = into ell1tDdlng tbe mid-1975 many weePDc ..,.....,, _ •..•. ~. I the two llag-<lraped cofllm ....., loaded into for meeting the•~~ o the plane by lorlt-lill -
at home today following the aecident Friday.
Clean Air Act of 1970. • ~~~-~~~-~~~~~~~--~~~~~~-
.. I want to mate it clear at the outset The presiclenuaJ plane ,... dllplchrd
that ""' -1 .... made serlawliy--·to Kbarloum by l'Mldml NlmL
after much itwtr and dilcuallao," Fri The S&udi mini-ol palilic ....,. said. and oclmlnlllratioa Alldlll po!npm Residents Near El Toro lie added, ho.....,., that "the Dgure ol AbdaaJ. ...,..ponied llae bodleL lie 1liD
a percent vehicle miles traveled wbicb cmvq Sadan'• AWW-,.. perMlaltf '°'
,... have all bean! and wbldl appears in Presldmt Nlxaa.
our PfOI!OU1 "" a mulmum figure, not The wives ol the two -boldinc-
ont roql1!re4 """ month.'' tears, -don the Diil lirle ol Los Angeles Mayor ·Sam Yorty diplomats and emi.111 llalf ~
wdcomed the EPA and said, "We want banda and saying goodbye.
Get Warning on Noise
to work with you to aee bow we can avoid Mrs. Moore stopped to emhnoe eadl
destroying our O<OllOIDY and still clean of the four U.S. -guanll In -up the air." blue unifOtml who guarded the collim.
YO<ty termed the 1as raUoning pro-Another spedal American P-flow
pooal "shocking... the body of the F.aJJlialHJonr Eid to
Tunney proposed the development of Cairo todoy.
mua transit and a swllcb to low· u the cigbt memben o1 the BID
emllalon automobile engines a• September group are ........., the)' .m
atternativea to what be termed "police-be the finlt of the -to be .........i. ttate aolutiom:. 11 o-..._
· He noted that be Introduced l"1!blaUon
to "blaat Into the highway trust lunda to
divert money to ..... transll" e. also la llpoDIOring a bill calling for •
moll pnigram to develop a smog.free
attemaUve to the lnlemal oomhustlon
euglne.
House Official
Warns S&L Firms
In Newport Talk
1U *I
aJSTA JO!SA. CDY aJII'«:ll, -Bit __ ,OlylW,l:ll ......
()OC ABT KXAINI S-. Qq ..... -.. ~ pa--•-• -T iZ·''-.. Ad 'A,' ~· =~ . ' ua LECiUiZ -Pb s a1 r · ,
a..:eP*;J.· ,.t~----· •I
mi ~ Pi+sliB. -.... m•Ms IW., M:a..-..Aa .tL
Residents around the El Toro Marine
Qirpo Air station will "bear the brunt of
the ....... Imm lolarine lighter-attack
ain:nft participating in defense OX•
ertises brgiming sbortly before midnight
torriglrl, a lolarine Co:ps spokesman said
tada).
Fticlrll -the base will cmtlnue WI-
11*9 *'Y."' .... --·Hq,_m_ Parts of Coeds'
11<'-r '"~ .... !¥~ ce:... 'r:JI -
ua uli:ms ·a --Bodi F d Pr-• • °'"":C ~e~ '!'" fmt ol e8 OUD mieliaM fi(JA~~-allia~ 1'qmey said Detroit'• "addoat ap-
proach" to making an internal com-
bustion ell((lne polluUoo-tree was lllte "'Cr11DI ,4q saddle a dinosaur."
'l'llnney ,aid pr .... t altemaUves 111Cb
as the Wankel rotary engine uUll7.e
gasoline very inelfldently.
1-, Si . e I-'J.a JUL In Mateo County .Adm. llUI. -irr J.orpl c I .. -Say;.~ and •·-n--~· be -at-• P -I "•'-.._.. ...... ~ ... _ MIUWU. iii ,. 7 7 7 .... Ill.
wary of trying to win aD the 1.; .. • op-ilies Bal.:.,.__.~ PACIFICA (AP) -A skull anil two
'l'lmney added that be would IJOOll in-
troduce a bill "to study the feasibility of
a high-speed ground mass transit system
llntlng many of the major dUes in
California.''
parttmllles now •-lied for limb, aays Joto--near the ocean were
the chalnnan of the supern.ioa sub-••ifieit today as remalol of two slain ~~ c.:,,:.;_House Banking and R---•.o .V ,...•--mods 1n>m uc Santa Cruz whose ................ , ·~ ~ ,,. v.-Kel"3 llf &nbodieswerediJcavend25miles Rep. Femand J. st. Germain, (D-B..L),
told the Calilomia S&vinp • Loon Seek s---:---....,, ......... said. ;
League In Newport -duriag the ... .,...,.,.. ., ~ ctrarts showed the skull was
week<nd that the prke for p;aing .n tW ol J!oAllnd Thorpe, 24, ol Carmel,
til about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday.
They are part of a North American
Defeme (NORAD) alert in which bases
all over western states are involved.
Other parb of Orange County shouldn't
be aJfected by the fiightl, the spoke"'18n -· "They11 just scramble and go upstairs
for a while," the spokesman said, adding
lhat the training exercbes will take place
over the PaciBe Ocean.. "
The spokesman dOcllned to say how
many figbler-<1ttack aJrioralt from El
Toro will be involved because "it mlght
be clusified informaticll."
The time 'lbr·lbe exercises was picked
by NORAD ollidab, be lalcl. The ex-
erdse 11· ioPpOoed° Iii stlrituiate Marine
corps delenSe metbolls.
SEE HOW THEY GO
IN CLASSIFIED ADS Tunney sa1d his legislation Wa9 design-
ed to provide "a down-te>-earth Apollo Procram for moving men through our
ciUes instead of through space." new powera migtrt be the ""lull-BAIIEY'S m-. Va. (1IPll ud tire ;,,,,-......, those of Alice lbat savings and loom pry Ille ame ID· _ S-_..,, -. jM p; 4 ~-Sometimes older cars can really go
es as banks. Cllllillc ,.-. _. ~ -= ire Lill. D, Tmranoe, the San Mateo County fast. See bow thb one went:
From Pagel If that happens, st. GennUr aid, --1 · .., ...... -'-· ---· -said. are going to see the thrift todi"•h.. of. a~ *Jm:+i tlldly Tiie girls' bodies, one nude and one '&4 Impala SS, orig owner,
phased out.'' m -a.'fl.lilR . . --. doebed, were found near a roadbed tn tmmac! Riii, PS, service FARM I •• St. Germato also said tllrt Qmgr-'Die .....-.... _. 4 ''.;. ~ V•"-y,.._ 15 bout IO da papers. '49$. (PbOlle No.) will play a stnnger role iD f!lfeNj"*'I awsr.deda~~p:t•• ~"' ..._, cv.. • 8 ys
lure is rapidly dianging, according to
llo6ton.
the law for the savinp and -h•--ol a. JI I 1 I , ' aiUal al5lr -dilapptared lrom the Santa '!be car sold tbe first day !be ao ran -
He said be plans to -a bill caJ?. Fridaf-•cmt · ' r .. :;,__. 0m ..._ only about an hour after the oewapaper
'Ibe image of. a farmer as a man with
bib overalls and ·dirt on his boots Is be-
ing replaced by a "man with a big Cad-
illac who b reaping the harvest," be be-
lieves.
lng for a moratorium C11 OIDfd 'rs tJI. pll!d ... a ' A ....... D ....... a Aldharities have not determined how was delivered. If you want to buy or sell
federally-chartered mutual ar•Jtcs ud ~al a -. tire gjrls....., killed. a car quickly, nm your own DAILY
loan aMOciatkxls --owned bf their-11 wa .--.. PILOT clasalfled want ad today. The
depositors -Into firms owned by pulillc rws -!lo -to ..... 111o De slrrrll and jawbooes were found direct line b 64U6'111.
The ag program, though localed on
the Costa Mesa campus. is open to all
high >Choo! etudentl In the Newport-Mesa
Unified School District.
stockholders. ~~lalJll'St~~pie~iol~r~?7~'~·~'"~0=?~!~4*:·~~&~•=D~7~by=tw~o~ho~7:s~oo~an~ootlng~~ln~~:e~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ St. Germain ~ bu iolnduced a IJ:ir-za• · · c ,.U-fl eie, 1 --nmi~, Slide area.
bill lbat -1d cut off ledenl imurmOe
Fullerton Man Dies
Mter Auto Crashes
Emil Pa_squale, 69, of 214 S . .Annin
Ave., Fullerton, died In Anaheim
Memorial llosJJltal Sunday several hours
after be w.as toYoJved 1n a one car ac-
cident
Police ufd bis automobile went out of
coatrol and cra.sbe«f into a. power pole at
l!Jiymond lll4.. ·Slmbel:ly , 'llreets in
Fullerton. ... ":.
.
from UIOciatir.m that mnert.
"Coogreu -to -• aay in bow
it («lllVmllool) will take P-." st. --
main said. "We an not blippJ' willa Ille
niles pnipaoed now. Oact-will ....,
this it.sell, not have ID outside ~
ml.ssloo do It."
Another opeaker at tire "*"'"&&.
pn!aldmt Maurlee Mam of.the -
Home Loan Bank al Sm Fl••'-. Ai?
the rederal regulation allnirts .. ,._.
and loans lnaUblticm to pay a lriP li>-
terest oo aavinp -Ihm -may be diminaled -II apirel ii
June.
"Tbtl lndustrj baa "' ~ .. -role dillen!Dtial," he -. "11 -
survive without it."
'Freep~ Banned
Huntingron Cqlls Paper Obscene
TIIE QTY clerlt'1 olilce hat denied permission 1tY dlrtilralila of a.
weekly Loo Angdea Free Press In news racb ,aroand Ibo ..... -..
An appeal OD !Ml declsJon will be beaM JOOJght by Ute city -
THE BEVERLY Hilla legal firm of Gold, Rercller allli ,._ ii ......
., aentlng two men, Howard Smi~ and Horaot <>nep, wtro want IO pl-. rn.e
!'ml news raeb In Huntlngtm Beach. •
City Admlnlllrator David RoWland1 said today thO" ...,,_ .-Pit
BOid over store counters, but not In neW1 racb wlia.. miDan CClll!d ~ llG'
the paper.
"WE CONSIDER II an -paper. I'll\ not ...., .,.. J"U mild all
It a newspaper," Rowland& said. "It abould not be aold to rnlno<L •
City Attorney Doo Bonla,has lasued a le1at C1Plnlon statln& Ute~ mild
be banned from news racks under provlalon of the CaWomta P<DPI Code.
SMITH AND Ortega uy they would Uk< to ael up ...... !'rm -.-
oext to other oew1 racks conunonly found In the city .
Joreph, Tlblck, their legal CXltlllRI, says bis dlenta' Cllllllltritlanal ._
were beioa violated by the denial
Tbo oouncil meeta al 7 p.rn. In city council dtambes.
LOW nm llE IOIN HERE • •• RAISED ELSEWHERE
-1R'-
CE 23.6 cu. ft.
AllERICAllA·
Side b)"'5lde
Refll&•atDf'.r
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