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Oil urgtd a.oli'po tocbl7 ' i. spOedl!y
,...tore the ct.alb penally for 1..-.
sabolap and esplooage lllld for kid·
naplog and bljack!ni r01111t!nJ In d_ealb.
He alao Wed tliit sill! iii<! penatu ..
be sent for· heroin trafnc:ken, that the In-
sanity def..,. be-sharply rulrlcted.
In a message to ConlJ"l!flS -the sixth
in bla "~" ol·,$lale ~( theJ Union report;, Nixon l!Ulted tou'gll, d~arlng
"the . 6hly way 'to attack crlnie In
America ls the way crime altaeb our -1• -without pity." ' He aald bla propooed death penalty
Mtute was carefully written t o
overcome a U.S. supreme Court declsk>n laSt June ruling capital punishment llll·
COl!llltullooal.
Aul Atty. Gen. Henry Peterson 11ld
at the White Bowe the Administration
believes Lt "can flod the support of
~ alx" ol the liiDe j~of .tho
Supreme eour1 oo die con1utudonallty"or
!be ~ ct.alb pef!Blly statute. . He efabohtt'd on Nixon's 1')essage by
aaying .th>t <be ct.alb J>llllilJ W()lltd llOl ~Ito• ladu, ~ .,,. ....
appfy. to an)l-Olle under a, ancl that tt llftllllallile Mliloil w-,. ......
coulll not be tml'O"!lf ln lddlilp.lng Jnd bl· thlet:otlbe ,_ .......... illll &
jacking cues wtie .. DO cteall> relulted. tnl "'"*4a'.na -· I J pW Illa tll-Peleraoo said, In explalolllg the lalltt i.p fl w.-.i s-;,,.. u -.
pnivlsioll, tJiol . IP 1)1~ .-''we • • , , waol tho ba<11•lnll!lf poftt" to lall 1, bl· PINE 1,JllllG~L8:_D· (UPI) -'l'M
jacl<er down u be ha1 aeif.ed .. aircraft ao••nmM!llt ""'"'"'ened ll!J blOcbd6
In filg!ll but nol l<Uled ""!'!""· ~ '!''lie .. :r ~~,..,~~ =~::~!= rallooOlt, be'oald, apptuir Jl~g 'irits~r'· o(W~ Knee. ca:~Oo said. the coort'a ~· d~tmon ~~:,nr~;.~, thll Oglala ~SlOcn
blnpd ob a llndi/ig lhanlit a ea th ~ly ' •
was uncooistltutlonal "only lnsolir u It iJ il.e •-tJde! aVeed to anollier parley
applied arbllnirily and caprlclollsl,Y. todaY. 19 ,..k a peaceful solutlm, bot
"I believe tbe bell way to ac-govenuiient spol\esm<n lelt llO doubt
commodate tho reseM'atlons ol tbe court tbey-lritend'to aet\le tbt 1118tjel' -way
Is to authorize the aUtometic Imposition or ~-of the death penalty where lt ta war· The ~ government strenglhened the
ranted ," be said. blocbde of 1he Vtllag~lng in 15 ·~ do DOI OQOl<!ld tlial the death =g· ;,:;po~lt~-~•~ and ..._In-,
penatt1 11 • -lliat wtll ..... -............. -crime " NWJo said. While lad'llng U-OC<ttpolloa an
Bui ' be add<d that capllal pwlisbment • ts.I JNDUNll,. JIWp I)
''can be a valuable deterrent'.' because
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iodg~d .Against~razier
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Dr. ~Utl Fm!<r, lhe !ormer CO.la Mm :pb_yatclan who losl bls /b<dlcal
lljitnoO.alte< be!nl convicted oo abOrl!On
c11at1• wu sued for !200~ TundfY ' . .
' by a fOrJller P4J1Uent who claims he
penodtd. .. ''to -Ill _..1 llC\s
and eooountm. •• •
~. <&, -""'*' u dclcnllan• in ah ttlilrl< CGUlity ~"* COOrt llCllon filed by Mn. Juli' PalrlCk of Anahelm.
Weapon Bny
to tblt ~' -• . ·rr EL CAMINO, vtfY cltan.
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;:p11{()r Convicted
·'SAN·D~ (API :_.,A bl"' AJ1ti-·\Iii> llffo coovlcted fl punching one wtille
crewman. kj1eelng onothtr and rtoUn1
aboerd the atreraf\ carrier Kfl(J Hawk.
A five-men courl-martlal jury found
Seam .. Apprtn. John L. Royte innoc01
'l'lltldlJ' " nve addlllooal asuil1 ch&rpt and one count ol communicating
• tllrul.
• Side dlai1111 the plfchialrill.· wbo """
pr•cll«t m' Rrv,nlde ll1CI Corona .... Jo1td aeraaal lntlmat'I" wltll b!r lo,-AprU
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WI ad -"Iii 'ttrrUJc respc:ny/' ~rl'J.. me to tile ad....U..r. Wrll• 1""' """ .,.,
-tory. OIU )'OOr 141-fltor !or a DAILY PILOT clissifled WODI_..,, ~ ,...II lie """' to -. 'l'be dlroet
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!l'rulir tor a :r't1: cmdltloo liial inc:ludid ..... pollblJJl1 and
mal!Unclloll" lo lier~ with her
lluobud.
She 1!Jei<1 lhal 111• "latlec! to
·treat"·btt prol>iemaJllld -"uliliucl her dllllcaltlee" ._,. .,....a,. her to
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Bll1lod am llenlrdlno pallce piadered
the ene ol the plwMm baralan today,
IODowtnl a 3tllow" tear gu lllege trig-= when a a!!"l't Jl)frm was ldpped • downtoWD <le'j>arlnwll ......
One man ~ave a home addreSll ln
lllinllqtoa wu captared at the
:.:r.~~7.~ dllcd&Dt badH:' ... .. • '
()lmlnal complafut. -pwglng Gordon
~ Marais, 54, In the break-In were being r, by the dillrlcl attorney'• office
!lo speclllc llreel addretl WI I
available for Maraia, ""°""Ing to polJce
""'11MOrclal btJrelary detail detect!Ves,
"lloihu ftvo or alx address" and he ~ ~ 1:,::r ~ long,• com-
' loveoligal«I .. id Marais waa cornered
when Ibey arrived at the bern-UU 2'.ody'a
building. where bur&)ary tool.I and old
cJotbel 1nstde lodicated aomeone wu
pr<Rlll.
A IOarcb ol the premlaes tbroughout
the day taUed &o reveal anyooe there, 10
pl>llce fired mualve blall ol learpl In
u ~;to Dlllh addltiana1 l[OllpeCOll. • Noite. '!ouild, at wblcll 'lin\e Ibey
gave~ Emp1 es notlfled authorities again
later In day, clal":J ·Ibey could bear
nolsOI In the attic alao reporting
1averal cellinc We1 bad fallen down. lnveattaatora uld II there actually
were two other Individuals Inside the
•tore as Maraia claimed Ibey made a
m1raculoul alld Dll'llerioua e IC l p e
aomebow.
DAILY PILOT llaff PflOtt
NEW MANAGER
Carl C1r1NnMn
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Btlf]Jlatjl Case .
Police .Seize -2
-suspects, ~ap
Two burglary auapecU wan!M by
Laguna and Newport Beach police were
·apprehended Tuesday by officers who
found in the suspects' car a map foldol
out to reveal the lucrative residential
areas from Newport Beach to ·San
Clemente.
Laguna Beach police booked James M.
Clove, rr; of Culvei City, and Michael G.
Mill , 26, of Idaho, on suspicion of
Massachuselts U
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Names Ofji~i~
Of UC Riverside
burglary. The men were being bold I«
identification today pending imranrr ol
bail.
The capture of lhe two men came .0..
a g...,.al radio broadcalt waa made bJ
Laguna lo all county po1lce cleportmealll
with a descrlptioo ol lbe IQl{l"dl' ..,
and license number.
They were picked up by New part
Beach police on MacArthur Boulevard
apparenQy heading "' IM Augeles """" the men are believed. lo have _beat
ataylng, Alex Jimfnea, 1-lleadt
burglary detective, said today.
Jimenez said a burglary bad been at·
tempted in Newport Tuesday by two men
who exited using a vehicle, a red Vlr
convertible Wltb a blacl: fop, alla' being
scared away from the home there.
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talb -die --IQ -daysj
But tile OClala -'l'.rbl CIJanci)
dw I .c • id • ~eamen" -Ille-.... n---trihal -la Ille ,,,.......-...., ol Ille
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·-C1I _;, di!-ti the 0.S. Ila-·-Id! Ila -I la "r H · &" Ille p ndttl"y ol cutllltc
I/If mulri!J, -...i ~
anke te tbr ml&tw!I• in m ~ttempt t!)
~ !heir lifestyle to the point, where
..,. will ... to OllDll aut peacefuDy. It
.NI i U•·-T "1 blltnm BaJi.. fllldima Woad. • ..Wmt ~attol'ley
_... .......... ADl .leadenlalkd .-.. ..... a-. • J1lllloe Departmeol
4 I •• l&ld Ille meeting -
--. -Banks, <J)de B•le-t ...t C&rler camp did not -llitme re •ipilian il any way d. the
i.ir:· i!e : lbe:·;~
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U.S. c.nlry lo ... llllled :IDO "' 300 In--.
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DR. FRAZIER ... Carstensen Promoted BOSroN (AP) -Dr. Csrlo Gollno,,ylce
chancellor of UC RiversJde, was named
today u d!anceil« ol the University ol
?i.fassacbusetts at Boston.
Latu. Tuaday, a Laauna BMda f'lal.
dent retnmed ID her hclne an 1111 ....
SIMI and found two· mm lleeinc -
the house. She called polloe willl a
description of Ille IDfll and llletr V-.
i red VW convertible with a blact lap
Alkr --•a Ciiiital ....... a --.-·-lo-If
plHklplie In temll acts.
Mn. Palrtck clllms In bu suit lhal
Frazier assured her the alleged. sexual
act1 were part of hia regular psychiatric
treatment.
Mrs. Peegy Frazier, who worked as
the phy1lclan'1 office nurse prkir to their
~· In 11185, OOl1Ulll!lltod ~ from the couple'• home ln ~ that
"we know aboolutely nothlnl about thll
lawlUlt;• . ~. .,. 1
Dr. Fruler later contacttf ~ All. Y
PILOT to comment tbat It "would be un·
proleulonal and unefhlcal on my pert to
comment on tbe1a allOgattooa llllil -Id
only lnllJct ftlrther IUl!ertnc on thll ildy
and her c:lllJdren,o!' --.. -
II{. fl'alel' coullrmed lbal .Mn. Pa~ was bebll lnated l>Y him In U'l2-'f'ra:dtr'w1I aii'eltod al ids Olsta Mt11
olflce °' Ausull of 1913 and bookld on II
IQi/111 <!olmll jhd lnell!IW lllnrtkin ml
rapoi AD Ol'llilt' County SUptrlor Court
jury ·-• Joos trial by flnd1ntl blm IUlill' on ooe COllDI ol rape and throe
chlrgel ol ab!rllon.
The JllrJ' dltmJwcl If o11u!r allep-
tioM. The rai:-eonvtction wu aabee-
qu<n~y atruct from the record.
Frazier wal relealed from Orange
County Jail In AulUll ol 11118, after aerv-
ln1 Jen thu ball of the one-year term
lmpoted followtDC hi.I COllYlcllm on tbret
COl.Dltl of abortion.
'lbole cbarps were among the orlilnal
allepllona of 18 COllDll ol rape, au
penmloa and aborllon. All wen llled
following tovuU,a~ ol COJ1'Pl$ll
1111de by women who were hi• poUillts
when he pracUced u hi.I 171 E. lllh
SIMI olftce In Colla Men.
SUperlor c.ourt Judge II o w a r d
Clmeron, now retlred, came under fire
al the time from the Dlltrtct Allomey's
Office for what the prosecution l&1d wa1
bil "extnmely lenient" approach ln
1t11tenclng Fruler.
He wu al!O cridcbed for cutUng
Fruler'• Jail time "' allow th• fll!Y•I~
to lake up a three-year residency In
p<)'Chialry at an Ohio alalAI lppltal.
FrarJer'a California Ucense. revoked with
hi1 conviction, wa1 restored •hen he
returned to this state.
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As Classified Manager
dolino, 58, a scholar in romance
languages, succeedJ Dr. Francis L.
Broderick, who resigned la~t June.
Goll.no was dean of humanities at
UCLA before going to Riverside as dean
of tbe College ol Letters and Science In
1965. He became vice cba:ncellor' four
yeara ago.
and llcellle pl.lie aulnb<r. -
'!'he 8118peCls are ailO belie...i bJ
police lo be lmpllcalj!d ill a bmP.Y MDD<fl!Y •In which a flJD Paalan nr was
taken from a home on Nldo W.,. ID
Laguna Beacll. A wltnea idrwdlfied a
getaway vehicle malcblng -· ol Ille
auapecto, pollee llld. "
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11111 If ... JsJ -bro are .,.. oa• 0• i.t.s.-""'"liic·+4ft11 ~·
ta ., a --ol dlltltr1o Ille .. 6-l aadV ... Iii 'lilie•cif -
Alter 100re than 18 yeara on the llaff,
Horace J, 'Blanco la retiring u classi/Jed
llWllll"' of tht. DAILY Pnm becaUll
o1 m health.
Blanco WU cited by Publbber Robert
N. Weed U • *'1lr00g and Innovative
force" In helplni bu1ld the DAILY
~~ •• ..;;,trlbullop lo lbe growth ol
thla new9p1.per bU been g r e • t , ' '
PUbllabu Weed Hid. "JI baa earned him
lbe high regard ol bla classified ad-
vertlalng coJl-,ln lbe Well II well
u ano1 .. 1wn 11 lbe IIAILY PILOT."
Blanco wu aedlted Wllb fuvenllng lhe
-per'• unique Dlm .. A·Llrie ad-
vert!Mmenta shortly a~, becoming
claaalfJed llWlllaer In Jlnuary, 11155,
when the publlcatloa waa the weekly
Globe-Herald. At that time, t be
new1paper published five to seven col-
umns of want ads weekly. Today, its
cluslf\ed linage averages 10 to 7$ pagea:
-or nearly 700 column1 -weekly.
Carl Cantenaen, named ualstant
Mesa Youth, 2
Others Injured
In Plane Crash
A O>sta Mesa youth and two other
pe"°"' aboard a light plane lhal crashed
near the Westchester, Conn., Airport
Tuesday night are bospltallzed with cuts
and a brasloos today,
James R.. ~. 20, 1 Dartmouth
College student whose parents live at
186$ Tahiti Drive , Costa Mesa, was
nported In fair condltloD at West<bester
lloepital. .
Connecticut State Police 11ld he and
pilot John F. Place, 51, of Rye, N.V .. and
Barbara Send.el, 18, of Lake Bay, Wash.,
were pulled from the WNCkage quickly.
Details of tbt cawe d the crash were
not immediately available.
A spokesman for the family said today
thllt Bengllon'• father had been In con-
tact with the hoepltsl and was Ullll'ed
tbe youlh woold recover.
Hls father was 1n Oakland on buslneas
a11 a sale! executive witil the Johns.Man-
ville Corporatlo0, while Bengt1011'1 atop.
mother -attending a hlatory cllu at Orange Coaat College.
Truckers Drive
Off With Lumber
Truck<lnvinc burglan loaded up a
lllack ol hunbtr and eleclrlcal equipment
worth MOO at a Colla u... apartmenl
consll'ucl~n alte, the victim told police
Tuelday.
Riehm! L. La..,....., •ol Lawrence, ol
La..,._Pb!Jllpo Dlvalopmenl Oom·
pany, oald II WU dlflkull lo be certain, wt e~nuiled IO Ien&tbs ol board were
taken In lbe l!'lnd lbefl.
Be 111d al Ie.ut '7'1,tlOO -0. ol
llDDbtr 18 .-at tlte .U.. makllla 11
harcl lo be-bow.....,,...."""
tabn altocelllor •
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clualfled advertising manager by Blanco
In 1964, bu been promotod to fill Blan-
co'• position. Since 1969, Carstemen bu
been manager o( naUonal and automotive
advertising and will retain l h o s e
;Elbllltlea.
anco...and h1s wife, Delores, wil11coq.
·to UVe at.their bi>me In Cbila M..a.
They have two children, Seaton. a Hun--
tlogton Beac.b realdont and teacller In tjle
Fountain Valley ' ~ -· and SUllD (ll!ii. Albert) Wlnleritefti lf~OOn-
llln V~ey,
3 Yachts FiniSh
Cabo San Lucas
Al .Boston, GoUno will be In charge ol
the unlveratty•1 new campus at Columbia
Point, ICheduled to open to September
with more than 1,000 students. The
Boston lirancb Is c:urreotly housed In
downtown ofOce buildings.
, Enrollment Is projected al U,SllO by
lll80.
GolJno WU gradtlllled !rum Qty flollege
<11 New York In 19311 and !tu advanced
degrees from Columbia, the University of
Colorado and UC Berkeley.
From Pagel
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!let. Jimenez aaid arresting ·ome.n
. found the map, and tools oommooly ....i
in burglaries in the men1« CIJ', • did
not recover any property belie'Vf.d lo
bavebeeoololen.
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--"i!lll . ..;;.u ol the death
penalty bJ ~ would be man-
~ If .. jldliplmg -alll. . .
Airlines Warned r ~ .. ' . I ._,, ..,.. • Tr I
Arab Ouen(illas _May ~m.~.·
WASHINGTON '(UPI) -The ~ alertal'.airllnel ~
to be on guard agoinlt PaJM!nlan l&Nl:ltiii~ 4ilgailed u ,
priests or women '1rhb mi,b1 *'!'1¥. • llij8<i e. llilmb a U.S. or
Israeli airtlner In ~ an -•Aioi llltl .....,_.
Boat ·Race Today ty ol Irvine and UC Irvine.
Griffm said these areas were not as
The Federal Avlalioll Admlnlalntiaa u..1 Qe .moa.1_ Friday; .
the official Said. The J'AA Nlue4 to o•noimt Cll defa!!s al Ille alert.
A. S~ sajd only:_...,., J'AA ~ ~1oemlaales any
lnforniation it h2S """'*' 11l11g pamble-to nilllall 1111.e/;f." -:
Three yachts in Newport Harbor Yacht developed u the parts~ Newport Beach The airline offi<jal, -albd not to be ldmtlfed, llid the ad-vlsori: warned . that tiemlrillts 111i4"t mab • • altempt IO attact an Israeli El Al airliner or m ADlericaD Udjn« ID ~ during the Clu))la C.bo San Lucas race had. finished and Costa Mesa now under jet takeoff
.the m.mtle course at the 8 a.m. roll call patterns. tod Officials said after the meeting lbal next few weeks. 1
ay. this takooll technique would be unsafe. ,
Rlgtlme, the 82-foot scratch boat from ,....:::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~~~======~==::' Long Beach Yacht Club, was first to I
finlab at ll:ZS p.m. Tu<aday.
Bob Beauchamp'• Columbia·57 Dorotby
0 from NHYC finished at 8:18 a.m. to-
day, and !lobort O'Brien's llO-fool SS.
yawl f1nlBhed at 7:1$ a.m.
There was no report on the positions of lbe other ll boats In the fleet.
On comcted Ume Splrll ~al both
Ragtime and Dorothy 0 lo tit.' over lb•
overall and Clw A handicap lead:
However. boats still at tea -oould save
their time on Spirit.
Reagan End!)rses Bill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald:
Reagan reluctantly <ndb....t one OI two
rival Senate reapportionment bills Tues-
day, 1&ylng he would algn it ii it reaches
hla dealt In Ila p......,t form. The
measur& by Senat.e Republican CauC'WI
Chlllnnan John j!armer ol Glendale and
Democratic Sen. George 1.enovlcll of
Freaoo, would prwve the present 20-20
party balance In the upper house.
4 Marines Die
I rt Explosion
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. (AP) -
Four crewmen pe-when • Cli63 Sea Stalllon bellCopter CIUg~I
fire and exploded toclAY while Wl-
lni .., the fl!Jht line al tht., New
River 1llarine Corps Air Slatkf>, a
mllltary apokelunan uld. ca crewman e!Caped ..rloua In-Jury.
'Iba llld lb•
helicopter Oii "• ""1U.. aJr\:nfl I Ian" wbeo lbt
mllbap occurred at a: a a.in.
The helleopl8' was f""" ..-
Alrmft GhJUP a, the tpob1J111!!
aald.
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al bis
Taste
eetree
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Of IM DAILY PILOT
Crltleal Caae
' -A New ~star B.orn
Post.I VlahR
Do1&'t Be Sky
Edoan;lo Po11ti1 new son of his famous parents, act.r~ss ~phia Loi;e.n
and film producer Carlo Ponti, makes hJs "film debtii" ~.New York.
Ponti, 5~, admits people compare him with Charile. Chaplin, whose
l~ child was bor:n after be was 70. ·-
DEAR PAT: Here's a really dumb ques-
tion, I know, but I'd like to have an
answer. is there any recourse if you go
to an expensive restaurant and order
something I.bat turns out to taste ter-
rible? This happened to me at a local
Barbor Are• establisbment noted for its
sealood. M4!e was te'!'lble ' 111d I 'P'' away hdngif. J' couidnl\'al!otd' .,. bl(f
* * * Coast Council . -. .
Mother meal . ·
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Don't be lnllmldated by· ...,..r ·..r-
,...dlngs and 10phllllnted aeMce II
your dinner la belew Ptr-Norm StaaJey,
Dally Pfldt-0 oa.t'N AW'!,Mlzml.I.-, ..
v1 ... -la lllh lllioadOiN .. """' ... •I bis negalln • evalualloa ol lllt ft!eal·
Taste -llme1 ildOni Mckl!ol ... e,.U.. It llol the cllllauy dollpi It
sboald be. TbeJI 1\1'!! I . hi~ w,.. la au'!!Orily .!!l!O may be eliber ~ reata"'811t oner, maltre 6, or bead
waiter. Expreu f"'ll' '"mplllnt politely,
llilt Drm1Y.lf ~~,... ..... la replo<-
tlig Ille !~ ~ ,... ... -lo 1'ifalOlni .. u.
cake ci.m ::.
' DEAR PAT: My hobby is c•k~
~Ung. I am If. y~rs old. so I have £
ljmited income. Can you find out if there are any ~ ~l'.!llil>g ~· or teachers in lbis areal' t1<t-like fO be able
to ltlke some leAOD!, but the coet would
have to be ~ble. <f" .ob __ ~i P.W.B..U.11'1$.,..c~ ,,,. n..,., l3W N•wporl
Blvd., C... -olf°:A~~ ..... of ...,,1 two,1111ao, .. :,iii 1.<r co • p.m.J lor l)S. Qlll · 17 If y°''i Uh It
lnalre • ..-..u.. i.r ........ " ..... In S'1 May. ll Of Mi liiiliiidlai • , ....... -.. ... ---..... recdvtd from ••At -1 ..,yOllt-&enic*"' ...... ru let )'00 lrntw.
• ' Pay Dedud""s
~ -\ . ' DEAi\ PAT: My mdll unioo's la•I
new•laller ineluded a notice 'tb•t all new loons wUI rtqolre pa}'ll)li deducllOll
)):payment lor lbose ....,,...., ~od
wbele payt0U dedui:l!oor rs afl(l]M>Je.
'Tiil$ rtqolremeDl was passed by the ~ of dlrectorl. I am am!OUB co know
ii lbla rs lepl. No mat wb>I ~
vaotages Ibey point ool, lbla ....U. to be
a form of altadunml ol pay alll;l <UeaJ
without couri onlet.•'\Vhat does' tho lilw
ay lllloutlllitT I ob)e<t~ I j1e!llOD1 ,
la st-no choice In method of repa)I·
.,ment. r.N .. aaa~·. -
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Beating Market
·London Do ... g Boijes .lJp. oft. St0cks-
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fYtdnttda" M0tch 14. lq7J S DAILY pr(or a
IDraditionaI Approach
Department Head System ~yed for Laguna
A "pretty traditional" pritposal to
relW1I LaguM Boach lllgh Sd>ool to • '
deplrtmell bead admloiltralfte ......
ture has been released by Dr. Dooakl
R~~ principal.
Or. Hougbt ...id Charles 8cllilie<.
diVisim adrnJnistntor, di retui"ft to tM
clauroom al the ...,, ol the_.._
year. Thia prom'ptl'd the ttan · 1to
''brtdnitbtm" 'on how the admlnlstration
c.im be restructured. bl'! said.
Under the proposed systt'm. Haught
would remain as principal and would
have two assistant princlpals--one for
pupil services \'Rdplinoj, and ooe loc
Cunlaihun aod .... !Ion~
'lllis ,..,., llaugllt ha -
ririntiplli and one d i v I s l o..n a~
inlnll{jJIOr. ~ years ago, Iii high
scbool 'llad lwo assi&tant prloc:l113!& and
two ~1ioo administratotl. '-.
To ~ lor the roduc:liiloila ad-
mini!lralive jlaSlfloos. Ba!tgbl's plan
woold;creat~. ~· [\ill" in 12
academk areas: ..
The J)!<>pllON!d system, be said, "is pret-
ty traditUmaJ. •· Ai the same time, it
TODAY
liy
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~ -=~-.,,,---·~· ~ SAPPHIR.E AND
THE TEN CDMMANIJMSnS
Some people ask whether it is
true thal the Ten Commandments
were inscribed on Sapphire. The
u quesUon an.as because ancient.
" Assyrian and Egyptian legends
Oatlng back more than 6.000 yµrs
refer to ''Sapphire tablets wilb
gold Decks."
The sappbl.re Is a member of the
corundum !amily or minerals, iDd.
acco,dlng to the ~epted Mobs
scale, ranks se<;ond only, to the
diamond in hardness..
IU!latlvely modem and sophisti·
catt<t· eqUipn1ell!' and the ~ of the
diamond, harGe.,i suliolanet! of all,
as a cutting toOI are requil1!d to
In.scribe or cul sapphire. There is
no evidence In existence that the
iiUlcienl Assyrians and Egyptians
bad the necessary equipment or
l<>Ols to work on the exceedingly
bard sapphll'e materiJll, and par·
titularly to do so to the .extept
which 111ould b•ve been ""!uired
r the lnacdptioo of the Ten Com,
andments.
would faciliflite supel'\titiion of tcncl~.
U.ughl told bOlrd """"hen.
Each depllriment bead woold be
repoosibile fir supervising bet;weffi fiv~
and eight leo<hers. They "°"Id .....ive
$110 pu year ertra for each te~r
_.wd ..
'nle year·to-year "maintenance cost"
of.-UJe program would be as.~.()(ij
~ than the present administrative
setup. the principal Mid.
During the first year. $4,300 "'-Otlld he
l3cked onto the total cost to provide in-
service training for teacher supervisors.
Rlviug them a class period a doy ott for
tbe increased d~." ' r·
Board President William Tliori>u quc ..
tiooed the 11110 per teacbtr paymenl ond
nsked if il coukt be trimmed.
''II'! Ml &rhltr&fY ftl'J"I,'' .ffllilght ld-
mltled ll!1d sai<l·n to.lid ht ""!Mled.
Trustee Patttc\a GRlette Mked llaagbt
if h~ coo.Id pare th& prnpmed change
cV'cu further by making one of the 1S!fs-
tan1 principal p0sitions that of ad·
1u1tustro1ive i~m.
Each department head \\'Ould re-ce1ve
one day per trimester lQ evaluate euch ol
his su~ a maximum of eight
days per 11.week session.
"This is quite an expensi\1e pro-
gram-both educationally and monet ari·
ly," conunented Trustee Jaoe Boyd,
rt>necting on Tue I~ ol 1eacber class
time and the fncreased doUar oost.
'T•r ·a high s<M>I today to ~
responsibly administered, we need at
least three full time adminis.traton.''
llaugbl replied. "It woold be dlffICUlt to
operate wi th tht1t Kincf al set\lp. ''\ If
The reasoo for thQ;, he said. is the
large ntunber •f state mandated re-
quirt•menls dealing with staff evalua·
lions. ,-
·•1 ~·t say that wouldn 't be true,"
said Rl\Ught. 1·But \\'e havl! to' give a
person time off to do this job. Replacin g
them With a substitu;e is less costly than
After discussing t~ proposal, trustee~
asked t h'e st&ff'" to; c:f>eck ;frill\:, olher
districts to dettrmlnl what kmd of high
sc hool ad1ninis1rative pffiirams are
"'·orklng best.
A Seiko
DX watch
gives you' ' . . · tbe tiln,;,. ••
+ , • -
+ ~ • •
·the d._y
and .. ' • -y
the date. . . ,
In English •
EnEspanoL
• A bl-lingual -df!'<lalo changt calendar Is
only ono of the many featuru of the Sefk;o auto-
metion--age OXWalebeL TheYre also •ell~wlndlng.
11jeWela,1111.2 rt. """"'tilsted wllh a aynehronlle<I.
eecond oe11.in1J. -· a Seiko Wllloh gl\/ea
-space •116 OCClll1ICY onci,quallly at osaembly line pr1ceol Y<* pay only tor illO lime~, not tll•
-It tooit lomalce lt.
J.C. J.luf!&pk'ried Je1vP/erd
111J NEWPORT ILVD., COSTA MESA
C:ONV&UENf TOMS
l1 YEARS IN lliE SAME lOCAY'tOff
l411'1\A.1111rlc1~ -M.,..,_ C~...,.
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!IE'/I YORK CUPI) ~ ~ and
Elt"'!'!f 1-vtlt UV«I .. )lulbMd and wlte hi ~ aoly •IW the llrst IO YWI
ol ' -m.rriall". Cholt -l!lllo4t a ...... 11 diadM.o 1n a ortJck ia
'lbundly'• Lodld Home Journal. ·1a lhe llttlolt, • ...-.a11o11 o1 an UP' ......,, ""'* about his -"· tlllott -kblam«lbllmolher'•~
--racoptloo for lbe tem>Jnalkll of tbe ouual aide of her mmillge alter
the ~rtll of John -in 1111. 'Mlllher bad perionned her duty in
rriarriap -ti..,. living chlJdren were
1e1timcla:lt '°"' th.It,'' Roolevelt wrote.
"She wanted no mott, but ber bland ii·
norince obout'bow IO wan! off pregnancy
I.Cl her no choice except abotineo<e.
"'WREN MY SISTER Anna was a
young "oman· Mother ~ded to her
that sbe bad entered maniage tota)ly lg·
notlllll of 8Jlf· methocl of cootra<eptloo.
Shyoea a atubbom pride preveol<d ..._,,...------------
her trom seeking advice from a doctor or
a· woman friend ."
•Two yeart later, the late First Lady
found (lftlflt thal .Iler bulband had laund
solace ellewhere. She discovered love
letten from her former IOCial secretary,
Lucy Mercer, in hi3 suitcase when she
was helping him unpack. ·
"Mother would have preferred a
divorce," Roosevelt recalled. "That was
her fint lhought, and her first nllWe wu
to offer it , .. But Granny (Mn. Sara
Delano Roooevell) beld Ironclad views
about noblesse oblige and broken bomea.
If divorce were the answu she would cut
off father's money a& pun!Jhment for his
of(ense."
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ROOSEVELT ~ Ilia falber could
not support two homes flnanctall y and
divon::t would have been political suicide
in those days. So he gave up Mlss
Mercer, and the sen.lot Mrs. Rooaevelt
continued to lavish money on her IOll.
"Mother, on secmd thought, preferred
!hat <:ldt:e;'.')l!lClleYdt wtOte. "She wao willl•to.~~ !'I a partner mpu~
lite, ~lletilr. "lllD • huil>alld·" , ' Rijo!~ aald be Wl'Ole Ille bool:, "'An
Un . "lii!J; 'nle ~It& bf .llYde p~ ;Jie&mlhls ;mnts, .u d"""1be4
by JIM, ...... 11<Vttl1 reoognltable to
me . L ~ leseodaey ·l>eill&•. ·Immune
to '1!!11.'~.-I'!' ~Oil ... DO! the fatb<f'li•"1il~ ~ved', oor tho mother we,,~'411 ~ .. .. l~tt :. \ l~& ater .
I; · L ,
~"raJ~:
N ;, :Nf9re Boiling
\ 1i'EAcli. Fla. (AJ'.) -Miami Ilea wi'ier aul>PIY wu decla...rfree
of mlna~ · itlday and healtb of-
fici i:lng water need no lon&er be l>olltd,i ' I
~i:Mntc ~1a~; "Wr&ctor or the Dade · eo~r ~b1JCJHe8lth Depattment, said le ~pies taken '!liesday abow-
ed ~IJ!lltloti. ,
~ ~ed ·Mardl a that the
city ~ init« lupPty wN contaminated becaJDe>..,ot, ~Wlc!jlonlng chlor'lniiors
andiold' all wit.r 1h0uld be holled before
drl·""" . .r;.,"JO\.; <!>loli'natim units were book-
ed fA> lht db''• wiler aupply Friday In •• -~~·bocterlWlllinR qentJ
in t ~J s..Jaw'aald be wocilil make
r IO city ollldala on how
to :• ~ wat.r problem in the
futu , ~"
Stiicli.'-" Forfeits Bond
KALISPELL. Mont: (AP I -A
Kalispell man forfeited ISO bond Tuesday
when he failed to appear In court on a
charge of obtairiing niOftey untler false
pretenses. The comp{alnt. was ligned by
a bar owner who allei~ the man .wrote a
fraudulent check and signed it: "U. R.
Stuck." _,,
rrif f y Stars at ila Bend R~. ealed ••
Gray's Fate
In Doubt
-Democrats
WASlllNGTON CAP) -Several
Democrlts oo tile 8eoale Judiciary Com-
mitltt say they doubt L. Patrick Gray
III will be confinned as FBI director
unless President Nixon allows bit lawyer
to telllly about the Watergate in-
vestigation.
The committee voted ii to 0 Tuesday
to invite White Hoo8e counsel John W.
Dean Ill to testify, even though Nixon
has said he will not allow it.
"I think It 18 essenilal to the nomina·
tion of Gray fur Dean to appear," Sen.'
sun J . Ervin Jr., said after the ~te.
SENATE DEMOCRATIC whip Robert
Byrd, who has opposed the nomination
lrQID the begjpnln .. llid: "I! IJoaJI doea
tiol abow, the Senate ouglit"not act to
confirm Gray, It is vital to the integrity
of lhe l!ena~. In tts role of advlaa ¥nd
oonaent1 lbat.lt ll4ve fllll cletaila befonr It
cts " . . a .
Byrd said that II Dean does not ahow,
the Senate abould not act on the nomina ·
lion untn the full lnveallgaUon of.the' bug·
ging of tbe Demo<raUc headquorters last
June II complelOd. '
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{Ill in ti.e ·Family
Del>bie' Reynolds kisses son, Todd Karl, as daughter Canie Fisher
looks on backstage !Qllowing New Vork operung of musical comedy
"Irene." Carrie, Miss Reynolds' daughter by marriage to Eddie Fisher
also appears in play. •
Germans Say Skeleton
'
"II II lnjor!Oltl IO the Jl'BI to go without
a leader," said Byrd. !'I think the Presi·
dent ought to let Dean appear. If oot, he
sllotJld poll Ille name dowo aotl send us
another nomination." Was Martin Bormann's
THE COMMlTl'JIE APPROVED a mo-
tion by Sen. Johrl v. Tunney, ())Calif.':---._
requesting Dean to opoeal. before the B~o(~ij -llSUce authoriUes conmtilt,ee to tel~ on -mallert relating said ·tojaf tliey '-II.aye IBlCOVered more
tO,·_ Qray) ~._11ncat1on1. . evidence that a skeleton found in Berlin
. ~ bli" aald lW want.< to learn late last year is ~I of Martin Bonnann,
Dreq1 role Jn the l~vea<tigatlon Adolf:Hitlerls misslng deputy.
ol £be l>ogglng 0( 1be Demqcnllc: bead---'d d brid 'd ti/'ed quia1ets in the Wlllerpte bolJdlng. ,..,y ~ a enlal ge 1 en 1 . as
Gray bu !tStlflod that bO tunied over !lonn= s was found by construction ·
to Pean. wtio betided a White Bouse in-workers Monday near tbe spot where the
veltlgatldn of tbe bUgg.lng interviews skeleton was uncovered Dec. 8 in the
and data comp!¥ by the' FBI In ita Lehrter railway freight yard near the
Watergate pnilie. wall.
Alter the oommltlee adlon, the Wblte "The bridge fits the dental reoord of
House ref.erred to past statements in Bonnann's drawn up by bis dentist after
wbJcb NllOn sakt he would plead e:r.~ the war from memory," a spokesman far
ecuttve privllere and bloct Dean's ap-the West Berlin Institute for Forensic
pearance. • Medicine said.
"The police dental clinic has ruled it 'is
Bonnann's," authorities said.
'The fmd strengtheaed the belief thal
the ZS.year-old. mY9tery of Bonnann's
whereabouts had been solved.
"The bunt for Bormann is over," West
German justice authorities said 18.st
monlh when they ruled the skeleton was
Bormann's.
Bormann was last definitely, seen alive
whep he left the chancellery bunker after
Hitler killed himsell there April 301 1945.
Former top Naiis testifted• after the"
war they saw Bonnann's body lying in
the freight yard, an apparent suicide .
after he failed to break through the RUs-
sian ring around Berlin.
But since then uncoofJimed reports
have placed him i.n Russia, Latin Amer-
ica and other widely separated pht<;es..
DAILY PILOT
OEU'\1:RY SERVICE
Otllvery of thl! Dally Piiot
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Figure Mystery
Freed by Hanoi
CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines. (UPI)
-Mysterious soldier of fortune Bobby
Joe Keesee was repatriated from North
Vietnam today but slipped off the rear of
his ·freedom plane to avoid tbe crowd
welcoming o~ POWs and told a Sl4te
Department official he didn't want to
talk to newsmen.
State Department official J a m e s
Murphy, who escorted Keesee back to
Clark Air Base, said the civilian POW re-
mained a "mystery man."
"Nothing really is cleared up," Murphy
said, including just exacUy how Keesee,
a civilian, came to be imprisoned in
North Vietnam.
MURPHY SAID THE repatriation
flight with '%/ other happy returnees
wasn't tbe time and the place for deep
questioning but he did ask Keesee about
reports he hijacked a single-engined
plane in Thailand and forced two Thai
crewmen to fly him to Noct:h Vietnam
where they dropped him on a beach on
Sept. 18, 1970.
The plane took off wxler fire and
returned to Thailand, carrying with it
Keesee's passport.
Murphy told newsmen, "I made
reference lo it and got no response."
The State Department official said
Keesee, 39, a former resident of
Amarillo, Tex., waited inside the big C141
hospital plane at Clark while the military
returnees debarked amid cheers from a
1 0~1~........,
SOLOIER OF··FORTUNE
BobbyJotK-
big welcoming crowd and then climbed ·• •''!'
directly out 01 th• rear of the big piao• March 2 3 Set into an opeIH!;nded. ambulance bus .
' "IT WAS HIS own desice," Mllll>hy A w
said. "I think he wants to get hlmsell S ater gate
organized. l pointed out to bim there 1 " ' would be press queries and he said 'just Q • D ho~~h~~ ~:•state Depart~t's d~ i:)en"!,'!'ClJ'l.g , ate
ty·special assistant for prisoner of war WASeiNG'PON -{AP)-Marcb U bas
affair$, said Keesee's status ii that or a · "civilian returning home." Officials said been set as the date ror senteocing ol
in Washington they knew .of no pending seven men ~ .. iUUJy Oil various
criminal charges ~gainst the man , charges sternrni6g~(i~1.;burglary and at·
although his past includes hijacking a tempted bugging of llemO<ratlc head-;
plane to CUba in 1962 and a five-year jail quarters. ~ •
s~e JmJ>OS:ed, ~ same year on 152 ., federal charges. JnCluding passing bad Two of the seven were cmvicted Jan. ·
·checks and car !hell ~o by a U.S. District Court jury1 'lliey att
At his trial, Keesee claimed he was on G. Gordon .Liddy and James ·W. McCGrd
an assignment for :.. the .Cent r a 1 Jr., both of whom have filed motions for
Intelligence A.flerlC)'·CCIA) and went on a a reversal or dew trials. 1 '' • crime spree as part.of bis cover story. • · • The other five pleaded guilty during
MEANWHILE,· 'GAUNT but cheerful. lhe trial. 1bey are E. Howafd Hunt Jr.,
108 AmeHcan prisoners of war n:gained fonner White House consultant, and four .
their freedom today, wlth the senior Miami men with CIA bacJcgrounds, ,
ranking prisoner in North· Vietnam . declaring the U.S. POWs ''performed Bernard L. Barker, Eugemo R. MartineZ, !
magniflcenUy .... _ tbey were first ciaos Frank A. Sturgis and Vlrgtllio R .
soldiers." • Gonzalez.
X Movies Banned
-Just in Case "I would like to 88" I've been in betler Tuesday, U.S. District Court Judge
"", .. ' 'Owr~no-,m,f.',.~,• ... '.'.".' ...... · 642,4121 places but l·bave Jlever been with better ~c& -... John J. 'Sirica-d'"•. ludge at"!" LEWISTON, N.Y. (AP) -The mayor Nonnw1St H11r1tlt'lllt11n sucn 541-1220 people," Air F~e Col. John P. Flynn, ~ ~ ~
vi~
"Yoo will be given • fW f1MI
.ttwwhlch, you wll
I» :shot/'
San Clefnenle, C•Pl•l....wl 8tadl. 50 th . ""'""" h Id . th trial/ sel the . Clli1e ai¥,t said of this Niagara County village has pnr s.n Ju1n eap1.ir1rio, o.n1 Potn1, , e aeruor r ... ~ man e m e ~IL.!' " .'\.--•
posed a law that would prohibit X-rated Soulfl UOUM, lA111J11<t Ntvvei ••J.4.420 North, sa ... s"'he stepped off bis freedom would rule CIJ~ . by u(ldy mo~esfrom being showil in tllis cooi-j,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~Dl~gh;::t.::;;::::;::::::::::::::::::::M~~==rd=.::·~:::S-~,'fii~~:.·~1-~:~'~,,;:;;;::::::; munity. ~ J: ""'· • 1• p .J,
Ma1or John W. Ferillbilt! said i£ such a
law were enacted in Lewiston it might
etU.'Olll'age other communities to take
similar action .
A ban wouldn't have any immediate af·
feet on this town, howetti-. Lewiston has no movie theater.--, -:,~,
t~~ ~-· ·~
Tornadoes Lash States AT LEAST 500/o Off
ON ANYTHIN• IN THI HOUSI
Per....._. HYewH••
1~~20 Mobik Homes Destroyed in Missouri
It McN---. A• ..............
J~ Of~ INo ,.....,._..._ ""4ffl
Tlllt .,.. wllf ..U yo1r M..-.,... wltti NVJ.
I . CHANDWER$2999
11"Dlo.41C..li.-.
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:':GREEN ·WICKER . ~WAG LAMPS.
t .... -.......... 1 $15 comPletely a.tttmb!ed 9 5
Yov c1n t•k• it hol"na with you
and h~na It for St. Pattys Day
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I j/fdntW,, March 14, 1973 OAJLY PILOT S
·. s. Africa Puhl'icity ~Th-W 'rts
Changing · .r . ·
For Day · Brain Experim~µt ..
Says· Free ..
tµ Spy .
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NEW BRITAJN, Coon. (AP)
-John T. Dowoey says the
inlormatlon be pve b I 1
Chin ... captlitl :lO l"!Oll qo
Is "ancient history" and be
doesn't want to dia<!ll$s JI In
DIJRBAli, South Africa (AP)
_ South Alrlca'a race sep DETljOIT (UPll-Publicity of 1111,000 in sillte funds aet project when Gabe Kabnc>-.
•atlon policy will be modified ~ a planned brain aside for the exi><riment. wits, 1 W~ Sillte Uoiveni· ·
• "If the court wire to decide -·-u lo< Billy Graham's appeaJ> ~experiment DD an al· ty law prolessor, llled ..,, OI\,
...,. ;. Durban Saturday. 1--' lcille<-raplst bu killed that the project could go behail Of the Mtdlcal Olmmlt·.,
delall. ..
~ "'"" ahelld, I'd still stop it." Yu-1 11 "••••• ''Thi& wu ODO of'tbe coodl· the project, aceording to the dashldn said. ~°ci~~ =·
A repo<ter asked him durln.~ a news conference n.:sday ~
be had revealed. any secrets
Uons laid down by Or. Gr&-neurotsureeon wbo planned to
ham before he accepted the perform the opecatton PUBLICITY CAME to the conduct o! med1<al treetmtslt, •
invijation to come IA> South Al-'"nle propooal Is dead, D& The suit clmllenged the legol .
under questioning. · rica," ooe of the evangelist's · A-D,'~ said Dr. Ernest Rodin ~;!! ·-= .! =:
aides s8Jd t~ In an al~ tearful ootborst Abortions SUf1(try. Ka!DJowltz is -"I would say t revealed
about eveO' blt of information. .. 'l_'here is to no. separate Tuesday before a three · judge cially concemed wilh aorne
seating <i the races. People Wayne County Circuit Court mat~ commltied to priaoo-1' ,
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-, G!l~!'ll aJ~ .~acl!Y.,..whe<e tbe>J· .~considering the legality Increase techniques as appUed "' in-. JN SBOR_T... '-'· 0· '"'' rin;t •i.ir" ta ·0MM~r1ment. · or menia1 mst1tut1oos. . .., ~, ea .r.~ .. m 11 w '. • ~. chief o! neurosurgery The 36-ye&N>ld man ROOin . . , · tb ~"'sbnuJta~ at 'Laf~e~te Clinic in ~troil. ATLANTA. Ga. (APl planned tb treat, referred t().
I had," the42--Y'8f-Old ~Cfn4'tl UP• T,......,. y to an es~fed 50000 ~ sa.kl pebliclty coocemmg the More than 480,000 legal abor· in court only as "John Doe."
Intelligence .;Agency .«til>)QYe , .intal Raf' f · 11ra' IL pie in tW. stadiums.' • • co0!10ftr>ia! issue o! i>iYCho-ti~ were ~.-ed by 24 was committed IQ the Ionia replled. He sold he p\le \Jje . r.,. .., •• His visit Ji ,u,e highlight o! ~ resulted in • deter· .. '.:.-;-.;.. D State HOljlital by his parents
W . d ·•-fi < • --~ b th Id be "States and w....,..;:.lf;,on. .c.. u. I orm.auon urlng we ~ rst / a 10-day muftlracial eongress uuua Y e woo · in 1971, the Center for Disease 18 yean.,•IJO. Pt7 was recent Y.·
nine months of ..:: bis. im-Crews ·~ear track of ";.7 cars and two diesel engines of train derailed after on.evangelism and missioN in petf ·•not to go through with Control reports. transferred to the Lafayette ..
prisonmeoL colliding with truck in !iotlen.s•, Ga. :Truck driver was killed an c\. 25 Person• Durban. ll~~ make another .the ..;mtary expecilrumt. The ce nter said tbat the Clinic !or the exporlmen\aL :S ... werelhJured. / ~· ~ . . appe~~ln Johannesburg · . • . ab!M"yon titio i.Qq~sed fr.om· sur~er")' ~\be tint of wha~ e Botffl et l' , itadlum:on M~rch 25. 'l'el{;PUBi.Icrl'Y al"l kepi 411 por t.000 live births in 19711 Rodin ho..., would ~-4 group
WASHlNGTOt: (AP) -Ball ·Grabam'W'3 first invited to '" apr, ,qlhers whoo might have to 136 per 1 ooo live births i,n of some ~ criminal ~ual
o! !rom 11~000 1o ''60,000 bas B R h u d c l South Alrloa ~ years ago bot ~ !or the project as 1971. ' " • • . ps:l<hOPathll....., ,....kl ~>•Iii:
been set tor .......... 'G:en ...... g. i"g anc se att e re'fu.Sed to ~cbecause he &i.:-l:~.:.ly hope for curing un· No figures for 1972 are from the Crea:YJ'lllB-.l .. "'_ ~ · would not preactf to1J:H11'W>gat-~.. . . 1 ~ •" ·1 ed' ed in thfoJaJt '.ro~y; ; " , · • • •
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..t •'"''•~., , ,~··-"""' able psychobc behav-presently available. • Kalmow tz -·~ P ann
lhooA!!g.of Sen/Jdllll,C.·-· 4 • , , ·,r~iii!iensf'1s '~ ·lo<, RAX!m said. In 1971. the report said. todaylo"asi'tbe'«.uttob<lng-
nls (1f~).tTbe1",~jail.. .. 1.. ••• • .t.b Mrive. .1n Jobannesbutg In 1ater test~ony: Dr. E. 186,068 1egaJ alxlrtlons· were in the uMl!tn.t.Uied patient to. ed·mli1 li!'i-~boti!L 11~ c f • t' N ' • . ' J':°l; ·l!'liunday' ·~ir' those ... Gorooo Yudashkm, d;JOCtor of. perhlrmed • u t' id e the testily on bis own l>ehall. The. ·~-' ·.,_re ~ted • s over o· r' arco tics · .Ti,,_ ·~ tP ~lillll is ~. tbe Michigan Department of . women'• state of resident with patient now say!!'"" wasn't IA> Mdnaa ~ Cbugid • , · :.:, ; -•llailf. J>lllyer;.'Ull'lend Of U Mental HealU,, announced he 85.3 percent being performed be releo&ed. from bill IS.year
und,er, 'f!.U'" ~8,. Section 351 of ~..._ .: . · ... ·" . ....~~ . ·f~1 . ~ , ~ " " f 'l'I. • would seek withdrawal today in New York state. confi~~ ~ U.S.: Code. 't"" ,. ..,. '.'1 • • .. J.., • 1 :J ~ pc! , ~. .. c¥" • Cb~. lo.-the caoe. were WASllINGToN (APl -ll officials told a news cooler· bufeatisllf'!u.s. Ciist~nta~ I · • f •
Tyrone-~,,)JI,. ~b,ose • loai<ed like an~ Southwestern eooe hlott. ' · • Nar"-'•c$ a'n·d -ra'n•etaji ' bail -was ""'" at IS0,000, 'bis ' ' MEX! A'~ ORITIES ,~ '. -n>' ~ ·-• brO\ll!>!: Joho, •21, .J>i!il. M'=;!andl' hired hands' shacks CAN "'" Drugs, the Mexican •f•!P ,.
whom. was, put at $25,000'; and al003 a dusty road leading to raided tbe Juan Robles ranclJ., m~~ sf.f'.te'-81'fi~r.~ .. ...,.. .• w .:r:~ •; •j
lleilck Holloway, 18, held 1h t1ie spcawling, ranch • style ••. prut o! the operatioo and . lice In t~Sahora, emo,~ ~ .: ~ ' • f;
rom .ort as Was gton. the corral and haybales stack-secreted in cellars under the THE MEXICAN government. • ri U · "I heu or llt,000 bond .. Ail are •···--, cattle munc"·• hay m· said they found moz;e thjill 46 . 'tuma, klt.; • .,.a~. •r (\' -'" .G· " at' I I ' s l1 f N be t bin UOUMl 'J.Ll.'6 tons of marijuana, moist fl it . :O:t~l-• \.. • e ' a es 0 yo •
e Boule Cnse ed in the Stm. haystacks. ... which said it committed.IOOle · r '' ... .-1
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But the government s a j d The shacks on the road 10,oolJ1 .atmed troops an d 'a " · ~ I th
'ERIE, Pa. (AP) -Despite Tuesday tho cattle on the Juan were achially look-out posts, 'nmnber· rl: U.S.-supplied heU, an··d···y' eu·· r ~ooms· ca· n bd' . lestlmoey which again thrusts Roble& spread sooth of the Ari-the officials said, and the cow· copters IA> tho ope<atioo, hit , 'ou!ted United Mine Workers u ill d th · zona border were just a cover boys were rea y production the ranch, a big v · a an o er President W. A. uTony"· Boyle for a major' drug ring, crippl· workers who wrapped the iX>t warehouse sites to scoop up 1. I h , · ~!°im!" ~~te r ~' t~ ed by "Operation Cactus." into two-pound bricks to be most ol the illicit marijuana, get a 1tt e c a_~ge. •• . " veattg· alOn, say they .have no A five • week, u:s.-Mexfean smuggled into the United numerous vehicles and weap-enforcement effort resulted in States. ' ons used )>y smugglers. One
plans· to ~k further in-''the seizure cJ $19.1 million tn The raid was shown Tues· of lhe weapona: was an M16 ,cl!;:· is nothing. b) the illegal narcotics, including day in a five· minute color rifle, the standard automatic wb~ iight now, ... 8 highly 24"2 tons ci marijuana and t1* movie of Operation Cactus, rifle in the U.S. armed forces'
placed government s o·u r c e arrest of over 100 traffickers," which was carried out by the inventory.
said Ttiesday night. "This
whole case bas·been one of a
Oood of ~ followed by
long droughts, and maybe a
flood ls starting again. But no
action is contemplated ·as
things stand ww.i• • . : . e lt'HI f'orglee
BUENO~ J,JJIES \UPI) ' Pretldent~J.ect1·" Hector J .
campora said '!\lesday he will
"("'1lve lljld tn.i•; current milltaty overbfieat ... officials
who jailed him for two y,ears
as a follower or rormer Presi·
deot Jl\lln ,D. Peron. . ..
campora, a t\l:Y•ar-old
former dentist handp!Clted by
the exiled Peron·· to rµn In
Argentina's fint presidential
election in 10 years, swept the
balloting Sunday with a prom'
ise to retqm the "rea.1 · powtr» to 'Peron, who is living
in Madrid.
e Mining R•pped
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
Tiie United Mine Workers
Union -whose members de-
pend Upon coal production for
their livelihood -t o I d
Congress today that strip
mining Bbould be outlawed
where the land can not be
restored.
j Dr. Fred Schwar.t will dllctls.s '.
ihe dramatic progress the Com·
mUnists batt recent.ly rhadl!' as
tbeY follow their formula "Ex·
ternal Enclrclemept ,plus In•
temal Dcmoralballoo'! ~ ihe
eooquest of~ ;v,s.A. --liu ·
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• !AD;Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
Stretching the Law • '
Over the put montbl, dlhens and ttusteet allke
b"• 18,....d tblt the Laguna Beach Board of F.ducalion
should seek better communlcatlowo with the pubUc.
Recent ad.10111 by the board niJe questions about
bow it reoj!Y want& lj> oper,a\o. · Lui "Wee&, the bl>ard movi!d Into an execuUve
(eecret) 1tleion to consider whether Dr. Charlot H ... ,
ullltant ouperlnWndent for business, had teacher ten·
are with the district.
During the clooed session, trustees voted 3 to l
lo uphold two earlier decl&ions tenninating Hess's COD·
tnct u of June 30.
The Item w .. not Included In the p11bll!bed aaenda
for the meetlog and might have gone relatively un·
noticed If Tru.me Jane. Boyd had not wallted out when
ltilow board members refuaed to face the public.
While the board bas a legal right to consider person-
ne-1 matters in executive session, the public has a right
to know what if4 elected officia!J are doing. One of the lint sl!'P" In be(tering commuoica!ions
II to keep decision making where it belongs -before
the public.
Access Problems .
Residents along San Clemente's Avenlda San
Pablo have finally loll their cosUy, two-year-old batue
to keep their street from beromlng a major access route
to the city!a Inland h!Ua.
Despite a convincing pre81!11tation before city couocil·
men last week -showing obvloua huards for residents
and motorists -councilmen felt obliged to commit San
Pablo 11 the choice to serve Inland tracts.
The alternative choices were litUe better, the l•w·
makers reasoned.
would ha.., had • profouod effect on the city golf courae, an lllltitution w!tll whldl coundlmen are loath lo tamper.
Other actea roateB wre far ioo COll!y 1114 ll'Ould
have tied up dty poollne taa revenues for yeon.
ne estelllion to San Plblo now will be built, but
rouncilmen and pllllDOn should recognize the. ..,,...
problem ii still alive and ldcting.
A larger, safer illternate route must be d°'eloped
lo coming years.
Traffic and Growth
Orange County road department offid.lll are busy
trying to pateb up the county transportation system to
support the partly unplanned-for land boom 1n the
Saddlebeck Valley. The state Divllion of Highways ~·•
added tu bit by beginning CODJ!ruclion of two freeway
interchanges needed now but sWI one and two years
away from completion.
1n Ute past, dapite wamtogs about an lnwfficient
roid network. county ytaruling commlssloot c<lntiniled
to ~ ded.sions wblch mteQSified densities and en-
couraged a fast-plced growtli. 'Ibey didn't practice long-
range planning.
11 may be loo late to catch up. One road expert said
all future Interchanges will 9000 \pok lite 1,>acked El
Toro Road unil'•IS a new transparlalion system is adopted and/or the colinty modifies Us growth..
The most obvious selection , Los Bautismos Lane,
Yet many still automatically and Immediately OP'
pose any far..weeping suq;estions such as transportation
corridors or reductions. ID projected populations. To
avoid nearsitbtedness, every possible solution to the
traffic and n!lated problems of uncheoked growth should
be studied seriously beginning now.
$ •1 (Ml U NOEP.Sl~O ~llY 1\10 ONE SEEMS l!>ITEKESTl~ IN OU!\ PROSLE~.·
True Public Representation Needed A re Y ou Just
Educated-
Or Erudite?
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
(P~otests Co~stal Zo~e Appointment
(~NEY J ... ~~~ Mamie Vsn Doren bas shed a
bandleader and a baseball player
but ,i the !'lie Ibo's going, lhere'll
sood'' be enough ex.,.....IJJ.her-llle
to complel.e a whole baseball team
and a.band..
-D.G.T.
To the Edlior:
'J1)e, Environmental Coalition or Orange
Co u n t y , Inc., rcpresebting 56 en--
viroomentaJ groups throughout Orange
County, ls disappointed in, and moved to
protest against, Governor Reagan's ap-
pointment ol Donald W. Philtips lo the
South Coast Regional Coastal 1.ooe Com·
mission. Tociu's quiz IJ somOtblng a utUt dU·
fered\ lorithe troops. s.cJi.quesUon ~
!!llatl ol ftve names: w•,t do they .alt ,,... ,...... .-.m. ........... ~ ... JT JS our understanding as well as the
have tn MrDJDOD! A score or 25 (I/, rlgbt) _..,.., ...... a. ......... ..,.. lmderstandb\g or our Coastal~riented mam you knowledgeable, a ICOre ol. 50 ..,..,. "' "'" "' ......, ....,. Olllr '•· members (The Coastal Allipnce. Laguna
1 ·~ rtaJ>t) makes you eilucated, 1 ocore of Greenbelt, South Laguna Clvic Associ8-
75 ma1<t1 you erudite, aad ~ you get 100, lion, friends of lbe Back Bay! snd the
you caa cjWlie jobswltb me. _ .t.. J ·· . 4.3JPI" of W-· Voters, that the •-·· m-•·tm ,,. 13. niebes, New York, Rio!" aneJn>, public •m~mberw . of Ibis COlllll1ission I.-· ~ , lJlanbul snd Teh\vlv. sboulll he truly .J..... not govemmeofal. 'Austerlitz, Sara Iota ll. .\)debaran. Rigel, Bete!Jeuse, C.O. _ -tativ-. "?T,;' tenets of u.;
ml Jull.oml.• -tautUJ aad Cygnus. · :n;;,-.j;j" i,,,;;: Cooaenallon Ait" ade-
z. MU Graf, Mary ~· Alceaar, Pickering, Cb I U on • -<jlialltty fll"Vide for Gllidal .._. Lovett, DotolhY Pel' Sclnranburs aad Chambord. ta•'-. . ••
klnl, 'l1lontai Llptqtl re; i\c<:Uler, tl>e Slendl!ttr, the ...,. aad LldJ CUnoo. , the Adversary and the • To use lbe public, posillon to ippolnt
• ~-"'-J ; · d"-· yet another govmimental repreR!!lalive •. ·-· •••• "' "" -· ch Mr Pbilli ft •• dan, Woitco!t qt, , ., ANSWE••· su as . · ·ps Ca Loog ~ch city
M ~ ~ councilman} is not ooly cotmter to the :."':km, J..uniuf, Dr.;.,', Manu andf I. F.m;,.;..botUes. %. Types ol roses. 3. best interests of the citizens of
Hammurabi. ' Obsolete It 19 e r I ca o mates of California, and a bad precedent, bu t also
5. Bllmarck, Melba, N 8 p 0 I e 0 0 , automobllel:: •· Ancient law-givers and contrary to the spirit of the legislation.
Totrwllll and caruao. , promulgatora of legal codes. 5 . The fact that Mr. Pbillipo was a tnown
6 La •· -..... Ru r 1 t 1 n 1 • CelebrlUes 'a&r 11bom recipes have been opponent of the Coastal Zone Act makes · pu.-, .,..--c:~-.ir-• r• named his appointment aU the more ques-
Graustart lllld Baralerla. 1. hoapwy ~ In tlcLion. 7. Uonable.
7 · L 8 n I~ an 1, • t'beyn&-Stokel, Phys!~ after Whom medical terms, BEFORE the various appointments are Babinski, Me , snd Bright. ' tesla, or ailments have been named. 8.
8. Pascal, Lellbniz, Babboge, Bush·and1 Matbemallclarui ..m... made the modem confinned or approved (or disapproved)
1 :-r-by the Senate, we strongly urge Governor Wiener. ..... eoinp.iter posal:ble. 9. Popes. lO. AU Reagan to reconsider bis appointment or
I. Victor, ~ellx, Aflon, Clement and "'!lf"' (you 1•t no credit for that) who Mr. Pblltips to the Sooth Coast Regional
Eugene. ' ' , UMlV paeudooyms In their wort. Coastal Co · · nd lo bst'tut 10. Anatole Fta.oce, Volt.alre; Georee 11. Bo~ whole names were given mmission, a su 1 e a
Orwell, Gec:qe Sand and SakJ. to flowers. ll. Quslcal mUBic com-public member whose credentials are
1 t. wllliaiD. Fonyth, Anden Dahl, poaiUons. ~· Fanner capitall of their ~ta\n z!oe:P~~. with the intent of the
Leoohanl Fucbl, Johann Zinn and J. H. countries (no credit U you simply LO RELL LONG
Poinsett. inJwmd "cJU .. "). 11. C..Stellatioos. Secretary. ECOC
12. 'lbe ''Trout/' the "Hunt," lbe 15. Medieval cutles of great renown.
"Jupiter.'' the "Rheniah" and the 16. A11 early names ror the Devil, in
"Kreutzer." biblical and church llterattae.
CIA a nd ·the Fedayeen
The Central Intelligence Agency has
fllll together some fascinating facts aboUt
the Black September terrorists, which
may explain why they stormed .into the
Saudi Arabian emba!sy in KhlrtOum to
commlt their latest atrocity. ··"
Apparently, ·the terrorlal! hoped to
shock t h e world
and embarrass the
Saudis in the process
by taking over their
embassy and eiecut· ing three of their
distinguished guests,
includlng U.S. Am·
bassador Cleo Noel,
Jr. 11 ere is the
ba ckground from
secret CIA reports, which have been
$1()wn to us:
THE BLACK September movement,
named for the month or September, 1970,
when King Husse1D started his successful
drive lo crush the Palestinians in
Jvrdao, began as the terrorist arm of al·
Fatah. Tbi• is lbe largest of the Polestln-
i.an fedayeen, or guerrilla, gN:>Ups.
A few hundred hardened, embittered
fedny een were recruited whose main
mission wa& to "get" King Hussein.
Or1g111aUy, claims a aecret CIA report,
"Fatah's auasalnatlon plsns (~)
aimt'd IOlely at Jordantan miniltera,
Army nfllcers and membm of the !Wyal
llaahemile family . It (wat) planned to
oxemte those lndlYldWllJ whereVer they
mAy be found abroad, in Arab cuuntries,
Europe or America."
The iliOck September temirlstl atruck
llnt II Wa.rll Teh, the late Jordant.n
p-emler, who was IUMcd down In C.lro
in November lr7L '1111! happened al a
lime wb<n Saudi Arablo's King Falul
wa.s trying to negotiate an accord be-
tween Jordan and al·Falah. The king
was worried, according to a sec:ret re-
port, "about the compt~ llkeover ct
fedayeen leadership by ndlcaJ extrem·
lst.9." •
KING HUSSEIN, ho~, had ln-
telllgence reporis of al·Fatah's i.,.
wlvement In the Black September attack
upoo W aall Tell. The!ll ""°"" "lndl· coted the King and bis !amll,y ,..,.
equally targets of Fatah UM.um 1tans. ''
He asked King Falllll ln ...,d a
representati ve to Jordan 11tO .,_Wormed
In detail ct the evidence <II V.tah'• jn.
voJvement." Faisal countered by bitju~·n
Hutseln to send a represeot8\4~e 1o Sa
Arablo. Jordanian Ambls~I
was immedJately disp11tched tO'lliJadb to
lX'eaelll the eviftence lo Fabat:,
TllE FEDAVEEN, meanwhll .. flad
been ftlllng Faisal with stories of Jorda-
DWI brutality agalns\ al·F,atab. They
cllqtd, !or lasl.tlice, lhal lbe,mod!rate
al·Fatab leader 'll·Abll Ayyad "had been
cruelly beaten and then killed. The stick
which he usually carried was now a
trophy tn Hussein 's palace."
For a time, King Faisal didn't koow
wbom lo helleve, but he lncre~
became coo•lnced that al-Fatalv hid
been liken over by r1d1cal1. In the end,
Fa.lul wound up in H~'s l.'!Of1)tt,
Tbls II the ,...,.., llCOOl'dlnl.. lo ib&.CIA1
that the Blacl September 14rtGri111111fl
now turned agalnll the Saudis.
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Voters Spoke
To the Editor:
The DAILY Pllm (3110) quotes
Assemblyman BadhaJ1! ., being "in-
censed" over requertg for funds to im·
plement conservation plans u n d c r
Proposition 20 to "pay lbe bills the
bureaucracy created."
A reminder: 'I11iJ legislation was
created by the people at an election -
not by bureaucrata: D e s p i t e the
assemblyman's protests, the voters ob-
viously ravor less cluttered beaches and
action to building and air poUution.
SPENCER CRUMP
Co st •I Groietla
To lbe Editor:
1 Uk• Mr. JUes•a:jottet on the cos1 or
N e w po rt Beach growth CMIU<b 7
Mailbox I. jt has a "'1')' .good poinl Why
do we have lo have another Redondo
Beach? Unlimited building aad cMetop.
ment bis ooogemd '1Alt ~ beaches unbelievably. We-.doa't have to eater to
the roob. Unlimited developmoat b
rulDin( this city, tbl.s county and tbl.s
slate. We don't have to permit ihl!.
I'm 1 lhlnl genorallon nadve Cllllor-
nlao. Our fornll)' bu watched this
beaullful stste lle<ome ~
overpopulated 8l)d raped by the m1lllool
who have ~ ,bel'e to live. TtU ii my
home I People hlyt a rlalll lo come into
my home to ll'<t,. but I abo have tile
right lo tell ~ lb leave.
RfalARD llRAlEY U
Archatl Dolblr
To the E<lilar:
II may be ,.. .,.. airoadJI uoder atlacl
by the Arabi, not In bllcmWJ 1m1...,
but In undermining our lnlttnatlonal
aedlt.
Foll. ti IM ilndll lbol -the ~
)'Ill -.nen:lal pl-. .,.... dQi laler •
MAILBOX
Letters from readeYs are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words or less. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reseroed. Alt
Letters must include signature and
mailing address, but Mtnes may be
withheld OA reque.st if sufficient
re1Uon is apparent. Poetry will not be
published.
U.S.A .. , .over: our support or Israel.
.COOVentiona1 warfare by them against us
is impossible, guerrilla warfare can be
conducted only on a blackmail basis. But
our dollar and our economy are
vulnerable. It is likely that we are
already tmder attack.
ROBERT E. O'BRIAN
fJllorn Far ewell
To the Editor:
Thank you for your kindness and
cooperation in printing the details con·
ceming the dinner ~Id to honor Dr.
William Ullom, Dr. Chatl.es Hess, and
Dr.'Robert Reeves.
.We would like to thank everyone
responsible for making this an evening to
remember.
LUCILLE WHITAKER
Cbalrman, Ullom Dinner' Committee
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roncerted , attack WQll made ,;,; the dqllar.
Some persons w~ dulllpillg · ..,y15t
amounts of U.S. dollars into the money
markets of E~ · and Japan, es.-
changing these for European and
Japanese bard curreocles. Cle a11 I t IJpt
OUR government announced that To the Editor:
these sellers of ~ were speculator.s. If you walk your dog; in a public place
But whoever was d~plng .dollars was no ~ partt~ up hi! ucrement with a
petty gambler; tbe .ellera deal Jo ,Piece o( ~per or a plastic scoop. A
billions. Only the Arabian · govemmints chJld's Aiidj)oil and shovel makes an ex-
bad that t1nd of IJiolrey. . 'ir l ceneritJ. cl.taoeNJ.pper. u you place a
Foc years°"' purchases of petroieum 'small piece otnewspaper In It daily, the
had risee steadily to the Anlbian nalinnsr bucl<el~ will not . become soiled or
in Iran, and lb North AJrlca. Lately we ~: 'YOU.ean make a "free" acoop by
have been imjlorting more iliao a third ol cuUillg Cho liottom &um a pWltc jug with
our oil from these sources, and always a handle.
we paid in dollars. Until Ibo last few SUSAN C. SPANGLER
days, "these oil dollars were lnvested in
U.S.A. materials and firms. A> the Arabs
dumped their dollars on lbe interna~l
banb, their pun:hases In the U:S.~.
stopped, alld our stoct m;>rket fell, along
with the value of our dollar. '
GU lltatlonlng
To the~:
.Ia ydlir 'editorial of Feb. 11 , "Gas Ra·
tlon Not ~er." you joined those who n JS difficult for us to believe the in-oppose any solution to the smog problem
tense li:atred the Arabs have for the that thrutens the love affair between
CalUomiaos and the ..... -powered, in-
efficient, ego-inflating automobile. It's
high time that the freeway C<1mmuter ad-
mits the fa ct that the individually
operated auto is railing in the task ol
transporting people to and from their
jobo. Every day tbe trip gets harder,
more gas is burned. the fight against
smog gets harder to win, and lhe onJy
ones happier are the automobile aod gas-
oline industries. ~
YOU 1tID16JJ:.\he "proposal to ration
gas by repealing the scare predict.im of
400.000 lost)~ but without offering any
real aJ~rve. You say we DWlt induce
Californians to use some fonn of mass
transportation or dramatically reduce
auto emissions. Dramatic reducticllS do
llllt'll!lPEW lo be POSOible and llli1 plil!'
we ,do .~ke· will be overoome by stJeer ~
volume. as the number of autos in
Southern California continues to rise.
And what inducement to use mus"
transportation would be more ·eftectiVe
lb.an gas rationing? It strikes al the very
cause of llir poll\lli<1J; ,a.large amount ol
gasoline being ~rnett in a very Ur
efficient manner by more automobiles
than we need. At the very least, gas rP\
tioning will force us to use a vetJ;
primitive rorm of mass transportation;
car-sharing.
You say we must reassess ~ •
priorities if Mr. Ruckelshaus is 3erious.-
Many of us did that years ago when we
began opposing freeways in favor of a ,
better fonn oC mass transportaticn We
(you, too ) have lost several chances far
progress due to public misunderstand~
and opposition of ·lbe automotiv·e.
gasoline, and freeway construction in-
dustries. It's past time for ,you also to
support the only solutions available to us
and add lo public understanding rather
than confusion.
ROBERT H. McOOUGLE _.._,/
Lament of a Bad Speller
The computers are coming-I Across the
land new~per publishers are spending
millions of dollars installiDg mlracuJow:
electronic brains that will scan the copy
of us ace newsmen and speed it into print
in a blinding flaah.
'l'banlls lo tbls
amazing technologl-
c a I breaktbrouih
there's no questkm
lha t newspapers
soon will be able to
rot1 at le.alt a h1.11r aet typographical er-~
dred timos laster. ' N~turally, I'm ' ,
against It. For It dooms DI)' llli>loi>g·
~·tton of bdngin& bapplneu lo hun-
dreds upon hundre<b of people. I'm
apeaking. of course. of ll1Y lnabUlt,y to Spell.
"Never -.y aboul leamlol ln spcll
properly, delr,'1 M1 Sainted Mother lold
rM wlllle l w11 yet on ber knee. ''M yoo
&• tbroogh life, jou 1(111 make oounUess s.o.a. deltriously .happy."
~ rllhl Jibe wul '!1'8t joy I have lnQslll to ~l •
I CAN'T 1dl ,... bo1r man.r limos I've
fttched with-pl1r •n IS• 'll'elry editor
baa .-_,, my copy, pend! lo llaod.
lnvartablY, bis .,.. wUl auddenll' 1laJil
up. Illa -wlD ~. Andbe "'11 llW! 1 UtUe crt of JlU1' ela-
1 """" be'• --.... of 1111 Ol'tlltlftl1...,.u.d ........ "Ordlrvt" " • tlllOd -With • smlll of lllplf. ,., ..
liia lll>t. be tlOl'ltcbet ~ oat " -1111 doJ II .-_ And I -!Mt
utllfadloo 1 ... u ... -llllOJ• lo lhobowledplillftJUdo•U.Sdlow
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human being happy.
In my youth, while working for an
editor named Larry McManus, I was ex-
traotdlnarlly generous. with the Jetter
"m." SUch u : •· Ammong the comming
commemdfatlve events. . .'' And 1 still
treasure the little note I received rrom
him In return: "God Aimmlghty!
MmcMmanus. .,
THESE ARE tbt rewards of the Chris-
tian COUl'l6 I've pursued. To be sure the
path II bestl by thortJs -maint,y the
constant carping of meaner minds. And it
does ll!Ue good, I've foui1d, lo point out all
lbe bunciredo upcn hwldredi of words I
IJll!ll oorredly. How ullfalrl After all, •
9COre or ti percent rates. a grade or el•
ctllent in any tat.
And then I've bad to contend. too; with
the late George Bernard Shaw. Mr.
Shaw, u you may recall, wu a cb8m·
pion of phonetic 8JlOlll4 lie -left a
bequeot In bis will to adHoc& lba( Ignoble
ci-
(lllJ favwlle example of tbe ...,.
..,._ct F>lglllb apclll111-Ille 'WOrd
011<71'!. Pl'Onounce the OR as In ntOOU&ht '' be sald, the O 11 in "women"
aad the Tl u In "no!lon.1' Put tllefn 111 ·
q.tller aad what have Ji>I> _Coif l'>fb. ·
True. But any ddlllpl can spell
~lly. Pboacllo. ~ wou1'I
Wipe Ollt In 111 lnllant llla1 crtlUve spork
Iba! 1111 IO ataGIWd Ibo llelidt of ID -· '
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IT'S UTl'LE wonder Mr. Shaw got
nowhere wilh bis Ul-cooccived crusade.
But now a gre,~ eoemy awaits -&be. computer. ·
It will scan my copy elednlnieally. J.
know iJ\ my bones tha~ if tt can'~
already. mner ()r later ll will be able to
automatically correct my spelliag. Wbeo
it catches an error, oo liUle red Ugbl will
Oash jubilantly, DO Ultte bell will lintle
elatedly. There's just no way to make a
computer happy.
The thought so dlsplritl me that r.l
decided that I might as well henceforth
look up the proper ~ The trotib1'
is I can't find "ordeM" anywhere in the
''0" sectioo of the damned dictionary.
OltANGE COAST
DAILY PILOT
Roi>< rt N. w •ed, PubU.w
Tllomo.s KeeU'it Edltor
Barbara Krtibith.
EdlUirial Page Editor
The l'dltllti&I V8JC~ of the O.Uy
Pilot ~lu to lnt~rm and .aUrnu--
late readcn by prtK"nllJ\IC lhfl
ntwlpoPft''• opinion• an/I oom-
mentlf')' .. ,. t~ o( lrttf'fftt aM
llipiJ\canoe, by J~l>\'\d.lna • forum
A>r tht ~Inn ot our re1d«t"
npWOn,. And by ~nth'I u"'
tflYtrte \''4l•~nb ar 1.nrowntd 4*-• fft'Vfr"I and .pokesmen on iop6el
of \hi day.
w•ld'ar. ¥kh K. l"JI
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WtdntsdQ, M.-clt 1'4, 1973
Assembly" Unit c .Iears Fullerton c · Supf~ripr l
Court
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• Proposal to ~nd
Freeze 1 ~ejected
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SANTA AN.\ -A ,..,_
to Ult the friae .. ~
mem in -..... 1o1·0nmge
County 11111 --Ill
adopted gminl plan -
-to...,... Taoldq..,. ... 1vole. su..., .. .m ...... _... -II'. Blf,.
tin. wllo ... -last ...... .,,,.,, tbe Baonl of Supenma
"'1<!d 1-Z ., Ille l*vpooal,
-,, -to keep the lid
CID dev*'t••oents pending eom-
pleticJa of gtnenl plan
e1ernrms an:I ame:wtme•s
Om11ttant Ja1m O..pman
....... agaimt -ring Ille
moratorium URrting that
"No gminl plan will be
adopt..t by the atate deadline
of June~."
DALE SEClOBD ·of Costa
Mesa a cc u s e d Superri9or
David L. -of baYing
--in proposing the lilling of the freeze. -made DO reply to the eom-
mml.
Supervisor Ron a Id W.
Caspen al Newport -
changed Illa pooitioo, --ponrily. and agreed lo the
end of the --I Battin ..... up and said be
Wllllledto-11.
A motion bJ BWr it, lift
the -!ailed and Ille llnal -.,, ca_.1o Cllllinlle
,....iJed by Ille H -·
&ipe,tiw =· ........... )DillOi llUet ill :-.-.&; -.
--Ra!Pb )oJaed wlQtI 1laltin 1p ajJiirvval. of
ca 'er.s' ntiGil I • ~ .,.,.;.· ..-· -:';Y·:.._
G IL BB II T l'l!RGVSON,
..,....ming • froap .al
mviranmenlallm WI! be ....
appalled at lbe. board:'• adioo.
"Warters hen cm't tm--
dentand -'a adim. Yoo
~ placlng • """"torium ... .,... people' rtp!I, DOI all
Devdopers have a ricbt to due
........ and tbia baa been
denied. In Ille ..... wllo ia going
to pay far ......-and open
space -aJf the iupa,...."
Battin and -pt into a
bit al .....--the f.cnnel' CIDed the latter ••a
tool of the --" -said loola built tbia coanll'y.
Ju the situatlm remains, f'
following a reoolution in-
tn>duced by Caapen lut
November, DO developmmt ia
possible on those lands wttll a
.-m plan. f
Expectant Mothers
Win Trailspor.tation
Transport ..
Smdy Wms
Approval
women ~ cbildru tms
bem approved by the -al
Supd tilcis by 1 H "fOle. ·
'11le (ll'lllJIAI which I s
tltimaled lo cmt 11,111 a y..,
.... -down in Jmwy by
the ..,.. DWJin, ·but
Supem.m. ll.llpb Diedrlcb
later cbappd bia mind.
I.ml -Ille project ....
delayed by 1 N -with
Supeniw -Ba 11 ln
SANTA AHA 1 -A am1t1--. lie -Ille deciding
modal c o m p r e b e a 1 f • e-,, 1'Dte ' TttelU;J' along wUb
tr._utm 1111111 for Dledricla aDd Slplniaor Ralpb o..m.. Ooanly -appiowd aart. =~ lbe -o( &lpervi!ors Rmald w.
Tbe Planing Jleimlmenl, ~ and Dani L., llWr
-Depertmmt, Dlnd«"' -lo -... -Arilltioo, county dira:tor of
Tnmpcwtition and Om-~ AdmlnlJlntlve Of--_,, told to-
wllb the OraQee Coan t 1 ficer ~ 1bomu Aid the
-Distrid .. Ille alady. _. -... Ille ~ 11~ --a 1J ~I """to lmpital rambination of baDSjNM"tatian medical ClOIU. melbod• _ bigb qeed rail Tbe uYing ii baled on
lnlDail, buses, motor an, and . crillal prmalal ..,.. ~
bicyde and~ tnlJa l>Jmanymolhera -t o -~e
A ccmmiltee al tlJe aboft -of lad; of lrlDfpocta-
named deporlmtDll • 111 U... WI-Pftll1tf. liledleol
repeat back lo the board In JI """' GpemjYE boipll.al atlell-
dlys OD the aoope and -I.loo ii file ISlli.
uliDI of the ........... 111111. Reed Qxnmillimer Ted =:-:"1w1':i."",: 19 Officers
arpnlD-such .. the =" Di~=illla Rap i d Graduated
New Laws
In County
Get Probe
Lobby llita
law requittl more evld<oct to
fonn an. 11lntent tt defrliudu
c:aae agalnit a bad check
writer.
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.ulra tDWIY need• 011lll w.U
beym<I the ye¥ Z,oot, If tllen.
II •Pl"1"'.ed. will bao belfood
payments and reduce
hardships an borrowers who
often find they pay baok 200 to
400 peroeot al the amount bor-
rowed orlclnally.
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A balloon plymtM& an a-,. r'O'Wtr to reftmmce tbe Joa
lra charge made at lhr end of wbtn the big p • 'J m ea t
the lolll's term. Wbetmore be<omes duo.
said lhe device la uted to keep Wbetmore ii clralrlnm of
monthly paJ'ID<l!ll low llld ia Ille -~ ..,
an eolicemenl for tho -. mortgage lolba. •
A POWER plant """""'1
dubbed by Ila author u the
"pop boltll" nuclear pro~t
bu been condemned u ' lm-
practicaJ and unproved," by
AssemblYman Robert E .
Badbam.
Bad.ham's comments were
offered in respclnse lo publica·
tlon of a Rand Corporation
engineer's Ideas on t h e
feallblllty of lbe new source of
nuclear energy. Coast Debate Teams First
11ae Newport B e 1 c h
Republican said the Idea of
providing nuclear energy from
clu.!lero of floallog "pop bot-
tle" plantl oft the coastline
could not hope to meet the
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Fashion shades for rnen and women.
PlasHc and metal frames In every shape:
ilnpecl n1sil11ant tenees In eweiy ootor.
~ 'Checl<rNty' clutch holds ~Ing
from c:Mngo to cheellbook, In vinyl 111<1
denim Combf~S..
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balloon payments on any loan ot less than eight years' dura-
tion bas been Introduced in the
Legislature by state Senatar
James E. Wbetmore.
Th e Gar d en G r ove
RepubUcan said his measure.
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A. cohoiJ smock teams
dots 8¥ phe;q«$. S,M,L 350 '
B. Cotton kriJtllalter In
comblrlati6n dots. s1
c. ~-on equaros,
doll'll. of couree.
239
D. moppy br1m cotton
,hat la reveral~e.
25?
E. Alp brtni'cOlton hat
comee (n dots and solids.
A pair or Orange Coast
College debate teams tied for
first place in the Governor's
Cup Debate recently a t
8'cramento State University.
OCC has won the cup two of
the three years il has been of·
fered.
s7
f . Quilted cot1on shoOlder
tote ti as pocketed flap. 5so
G. Cotton canvas tote, v;ny1
tined In rots of colors. ~
2~
H. Dotty scarves In rayon
twills and chiffons.
S2
I. COtton dot belt in i •
width. Fashi on colors.
2so
J. 1 ~ .. belt comes ifl
colorful cotton dots.
The firs! OCC team, com-of Newport -""' Sam
posed of Larry Adams of Wida of W-bell
Costa Mw. and G e o r g e Modesto CoDeie In t11o mnl-
Searcy of West m inst Pr finals. Since tdb temw in the
defeated Moorpark College In finals were -OCC, Ille
Ille aem!-flnal roond. The ...,. judges ru1'd Ibey !led for lint
ond team of Diana Gerhardt place .
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piereed or clip bill(;ll
earrings and noweHJI
rings. Hoop. dfop.
button slyies: anlthl..
love kno!&o and toll
mote.
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~=-t1le _, llall of~ -of tbt .<1k1e1i . la die CMc Cent.,· lldat will • lbt old
~ Olureb and the ~ will& of ...... No. 2 lo
the 11a11 of -and the -Sll'.llCI a._ .w be dtmolilbed lollowiJli ac1joo by !be Boord Oi Sup<rvloora
Tuelday.
Tiie old !!JtUll1 Jail 00 s,. • ._ -approved !or
demolltjllll i..i .... k.
The bUllalftg,o are being teni•vtd to mDI ny !or the
COUllnJctlon of C:Mc Cenlj!r Orly• 1,.,,. Mlll" Street to
llroedway, a clistance of two bloclU.
Arterial HiibWJJI Fun41ng Program ...,., will . be
used !or lhe project. Road C<>nunluiooer Tod McConviU•
· Al\) ttie cltt al 5ant.a Ana had the money to build tbt
itreet extifiilon.
Target d4te for l'flllOVai is Alogult I.
Arterial Highway
Program Okayed ·
SANTA ANA -An Arterial
Highway Fln<!ncing l'T<lgram
with a price tag of '6,691,700
for fiscal 1973-74 was approved
Tuesday by tbe Boan! oL
Supervisors.
All of the improvements or
construction wlll be done
within the cities with the com·
mllnities malchlng the coun-
ty's spending from gas tax
lunds. To<ai spent will be 111.4
million .
There are 50 ptojecta listed
on the highw~ -~ram and
an addilional '"85•0!)9, is pre>
\llded for six bridg~s.
Funding approved for pro-
jecta in Orange Coait com· ~lies llil'l<¥ie )IUJ)1lnalon llliaeb, !MJOI; f:9s<a M.,., S437.ooo: Irvine, t3 4 a . o o o :
Fountain Valley, $241,100; San
J u a n Capistrano , $231.100:
Newport Beach, $191,200 Seal
Beach. $43.MIO; and Sa n
Clemente. $31,100.
Bridge project!' include lAS _
Allaos Boulevard at Aliso
Cree~ in £J Toro, $100.000 and
Del Obispo Street al Trabuco cr .. k, ·~.ooo. ..
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Sta:te Medic Gr.o~p
Eliects New Leathrs •
ANAHEIM -The Ca.lifomil\ Hair of, Saticoy and Jack
Medical iAS90if;iaUon h a s McC!eaty ot Sherman Oaks.
eleYated Dr. Thomas Elmen-The CMA House 0 f , Delegates . ..,eaker and vice dorf or Willows to pi-eslde1Jlr .speaker were re-elected. They-
and has chosen Dr. Stanley A. are Ors. Joseph F. Boyle of
Moore of San Ojego as its Los Angeles·· and Henry V.
pi"esldent-elect· Eastman of Tustin.
They will serve until the Re-elected t o lhree-year
terms on the CMA Council CMA 's next annual meeting, in were Ora. Frederick w.
March 1974 in San Francisca:. Ackerman, Pleasant Hill; Dan
At that time, Dr. Moore wtn w. Clark, San Jose; Sanford
become president or the 25,000-E. Feldman, San Francisco;
member CMA. Ralph M. Milliken, L o s
Elected to the CMA COU'.n· Angele~; Frank A. Rogers,
cil, the ~io,.'a l>,oard of Whittier, and E. Kash Rose.
dlr«IOrs. )I'm, lli's., ~!acid•~• Napa. Dr. C. Jobn Tupper of
V. ElbbttiOl'La'Mua', Charles Davis war re-elected scientific · • }¥.' :oe " J .1.. board representative to the D .. ~. QOuncll. 'l '" • ,
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BEACH MORTUARY
1105 Laguna Canyon Rd.
494-11415 • PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Cemetery ~tortuary
CU.pet
l508 PacUlc View Drive
Newport Beacb, CallfornJa
114-2700 • PEEK FAMO..Y
COLONIAL FUNERAL
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Westminster ltl-35!5 • s~ums· MORTUARY
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_Huntington Beach
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Schmitz
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SANTA ANA -Former U.S .
Rep. John Scbmltz, who bolteg
the Republican party last year
and ran for president as the
American party's candidate,
has registered as an in-
dependent, county s o u r c e s
said Tuesday.
An affidavit in w b i c h
Schmitz "dec1h1es to state''
his party preferenCi! was filed
this week with the Orange
County regiltrar of voters.
The 42-yea.r~ld Schmitz,
who gqt more than a million
votes in list November's "~esi!;lenlial contest, returned
to hli teaching post at Santa
Ana C.Ucge 1 .. t month. At
that. dme he 19ld Uje registrar
he didn't "Ilk~ poHtical parties
as sucb. l'm more comfortable as an · WdepeDdent. He also
complatned 'the ).inerican par-
ty w~ ripped with "too much
internal ' 1quabbltnc.,f Some
would ft:Uier Joie an election
than lose Control of their little
f~om1"
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port.icipatingin one of Hoe.g
MemorialHoepitalPnlebyt.erian'a
four diflennt-Ub> IDcomo
Gift Plane.
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HOAG MEMORIAL HOSPffAl
PRESBYTERIAN
301 Ntwi>ort Boulevard
Newport Beach, CA 92680
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ORANGE COUNTY
Park Study
Firm Hired
SANTA ANA -VTN
Consolidated. tnc. bas been
aelected as the C005ultant on
the proposed Bicbard Jlhon
Lake. Regir.tlal Parl: by lhe'
Or1Dgt1 C<iunfy Board al
Supervilora_
MtldiDcaHon ol tht clam 1tW
the Yorba Linda Reservoir lW
made 60 aa"CF Cl( existing
,.......ir llDdl !tee frinn
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UCI Staffer
Dean's Aide
Mrs. Doris M. Nelson of
Newport Beach, a member of
the UC Irvine staff since 1965,
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SAN'U A!IA -~ Palma, too Alamil<>O, Saa
OM>ty's YI r • llopirtm<ol, Juu Clplslrlno, Villa Park
Wbldl ls a cooporallft ft> ud Y<rbo Linda.
ttrprile betw..o the coiJnty Tbe ~i'I P I rt
end lhe State D!¥1iion ol Prevsilioo Bureau cooducted
Yore&trJ, t_.ted to 5.121 5,200 impodlool and h>
calls tn im. oe«<dln( to tbt •estipled Ibo call!< of 211
annual report rtleattd by Om. Tbe bureau also ..,,,.
State Fomt Ranger and """*"' 1,07) n.. prevention
County ~ Warden earl K. pioer .... lo IJ'OUI'" of an ages
Downs. lndudlag ldJools and adult
Of the $,D oalb,.~914.,,..., -
firea and U15 medical aid Labor to maintain Ivel rescues. Tbe remainder weft
all in the public service treat, and fire breaks In the
ca&egory. mountainous areas was proved
Tbe' department provldea by priiooera lrom the Prado
fltt and milCUe: service for 517 Conservation Camp, T h e o
square miles tbtoUgb %7 fire Lacy Jail crews aDd Public
stations located ~t the Employment Program crews.
county, They provided over 10,CKM> man
'Phroagb c 9 o p e"f' ~ t i v e-clay&. .
_,i., the dtplrlmetrt • Tiie department has 361 paid
proVides p-ot:ectim to seven 6relDen and 431 vulunteers on
citioa, Cyprm, jrvioe, La a palckan basi>.
Lincoln Wasn't There r •
SANTA ANA -Abraham
Linooln didn't show up in Salt
Lake City oo Feb. I ,1972, and
the DOJ>arrlval of lhe Grtat
Emancipator may cost the
Movieland Was Museum of
Buena Park $60,4'70 in
damages.
Tbat is u.. total demanded
by Ulab showman.William M.
Rieske In an Orange County
Superior Court a<UM dlarging
movieland with failure to
deli\ler an "all air animated"
model or lhe Civil war Presi·
dent.
Rieske; operator of a "Mr.
Lincoln Speaks" jn Salt Lake
City,,claims he was promised
that the $13,000 talking Lincoln
he ordered would be delivering
speeches and executing 300·
movements at the Utah loca-
tion more than a year ago.
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Marines
Not Like
Old Corps
EL TORO -~ll)hfe~
Marillet at IJit El 'l'Ol'Q, Marine
~ ~= :;: !.:r:...;
houoing during Worlcl w. II
and the Kixsn -!er lwQ
n e w moteMite ''Bachelor
EnliBted Qoarien" bulldlnjjl.
"We want to make our men
as comfortabJe a1 we can," a
Marine spokesman said. ••we
give him his diaclp/lnt train
ing at boot camp, b¢ when
he's out, he does'ot have to
live under tbo.se coodlUons."
1be new quarters have
three.and four-man rooms, &ix
rooms to a unit in each three-
story building. ~
The rooms are carpeted,
and furnished with paneled
lockers. four chairs and two
desks.
Each enlisted man has a key
to bis room which is locked to
all except bis J"O()mmates and
a se~eant Who must make in·
specjioos.
For every six rooms, !here
is a lounge furnished with a
color television, card table.
couch, easy chairs an d
bookcases.
The buildings co_st $2.6
million and are part of a $4.5
million project at El Toro for
more BEQs.
The Marine spokesman said
the corps is upgrading living
quarters for men in the lower
five ranks in hopes of gaining
more enlistments and
reenlistments.
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Children Clinic
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ll'Ovida ~I tat< 'i'° Trulliicnt may be with
i:lllidrtn with· beh;>\Yioral or-me4JCJlion Ol' 1heraJl)I, ht
emo1"'"4J pn>IJlemt wfll be bJ. I~
aucurated AJ>ril" 1 '.~ Hun-.1 lif00•1 rauy !l<voloood, the cl!rlic Will lnC!udo a cfay room 11 •gt o n lnterCOlllJlllUlllY .,here lhe cbildrtn an main·
Hospital In llwllington Be.WI. lain their classroom work.llitb
ne 11-W clinic will ,.,.,.
plom!nl the U-be<I cliJ1lc
aire¢y in operalloo at Orange
Ccunty Medical Center, which
J111>•ides' the only other such
clirde in Orange County.
Olli~ admitted to the
H uotittgton InltreommlJlli!Y
Hospital clinic lllOY remam
under doctor's care for as long
as 90 days, said Richard A.
Grundy, b o sp It a I ad-
ministrator. ,
tuton and f.D-out1Jde
playgrooad for pbylfcal IC·
Uvity, G('lllldy sakL ._, '
REFEliiw,s TO the Wnk
will be. made thi:ougb
psychiatrlsts who are treating
the children individuallfi he
1aid. w
Applications
· Most chlldren wiU b e. J .J
discharged rrom the clinic -At Gowen
within 40 days, be said. •
During their stay, l he
children will be observed,
their problem diagnosed and
treatment made, Grundy said.
Staffing the clinic will be
five psychiatrists Crom. t~e
U niversity Neuropsychiatric
Medical Group.
A TYPICAL child admitled
to the clinic might be a se-
verely hyperactive first or sec·
ond grader who can't sit still,
said .. Or. E. James Stanley, a
child psychiatrist.
"Stieb a child would be very
fldgity and disrupt class," he
said. "Re may have a very
high I.Q., but would have a
West Taken ..
Applications to Golden We.st
Collge for the fall' semester,
1973, are now belng accepted
by the college admissions of-
fice.
Prospective students are
asked to file in person in the
office. located in the guidance
center adjacent to the ad-
ministration building. .
ltours are from ·8~a.m. to 5
p.m. Monday through Friday
and 6 to 9 p.m. Monday
through. Thursday.
\Spring stuff fro~ Penney~ .
At these prices,
well worth waiting for.
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Short sleeve polo of
nylon/polyester
knit In stripes or
solids of red, royal,
maize, and white.
Sizes 1 to 4.
280
Toddler( nylon
knit flar.-leg
pants with elastic
waist. Red, royal,
malze, aqua, pink.
Sizes 1to4.
195
SJeeveless nyfonf
polyester knit shell
in red, royal, maize,
aqua. pink stripes..
Sizes 1 10 4,
'169
Nylon lcnit boxer·
waist shorts In red.
aqua, maize. royal,
0< pink. Sizes 1 to 4.
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body suit with crew
nec::k. short sleeves;
nytoo kolt. '
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The Mission Viojo St. Patrick's Day Queen and her rourt, Crom left, Princess
Sherrie Long, of Mission Viejo; Queen· Melodi Neville, El Toro; and Princes9
Diane Gran~ Mlssion Viejo, will reign over the festivities In Mission Viejo
Saturday.
Suprem~ Court Overworked?
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~lckerlng
• Kna•• --flilcher ~ -
Kl~all Sohmer
AND OTH°' FA . US 'BRANDS '
WAREHOUSE SALE PRl(ESI
SAVE UP :ro 500/o
Most units completely
reconditioned & refinished
wltft new piano warranty.
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PARTIAL LIST~GS-. MANY MOJtE TO CHOOSE flOM
m11waT m1Tr. 1111111 W~OQ( ma & ,_
...... 1·10" ""-'".. r' _.,. • -· , • .._ ... .-. n-• .,,.. • ·-. '4191 $891 $1991 $2191
STOIT & Cl.All IOllMll ' DAJl UOtll
11"' lltlJ Ult•• ..... . .,,. "-...,., .. ,.., ..,, 4'rWtlMI....,..,
$1291 $2295 $2291 $Ml
llMUU. SCllUllWI n1C1111 S11111WAT
Mtw, ...... it'I• UOl1'" 4'11 .... .,... ..... ,.d•cl uMltt. ...... ,.-My
$224~ •129s ' $2091 p101
IAUIWll ClllClllllHI lTOI & llWT
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LOW IUDOn GUNDI , * * SPECIAl * * .. " NowklmballlobyG<ond ,1495
WorehoVM Price •••••••• •• •695
PENNY .owsiEY
ORANGE COUNTY
SAN DIEGO FRllWAY AT EUCLID
FOUNTAIN VALUY-545·041S
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nFear
Giru of 12 Protected
Atte11tion! Newport Beach Prtperty Ownen!
• BIWIFORb. l!allMd !AP> -Pl•W''"la In 11is 11> -.w c11y WIGI tJ1e1r ~ lo lelve publlc 8'bool
-~ u ., lbe1 -1 -pll)lground Laltlu. Br1lbh reculoliODS uy lheY -·t quit unW l\IOY.,., It,
but Ille F.ducalion llJniltrY uld 1t would look oympolhetJ.
calJy at the problem. '
UND&R JBLAMIC LAW, a girl becomes an outcast lf ehe loees her virginity before her wedding night, ml
tile bead ot' tile Mool<m Aaoocladon said tile 3(),000 PU:I•
tani lmmlgranU in Bradford "fear that U girts remaJn
open to the lnllumcea ot ooelely "'"· they will becune
lj)Oiled by Ibo time tlley ""' teenafen. .. lie sald the girls could llnlsl! lbelr llludles at opedaJ lllimlc acbools the inunlll'lnl> want IO Jet up.
Yo1r Property Is Being Re-Zone• •
You Are losing Your Money and Your ligh
NEWPORT BEACH
PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING
THURSDAY-MARCH 15-7:30 PM
City Hall Chamben
' 3300 Newport Blvd., Newport Beach
Be n.e,. And Voice Your Opinions.
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for great buys~ Rt.In to Penneys.
· Wfive got plenty right here.
. !> I .. 2''1'$7
Men'• pofyester knit phi '
wtth long point collar.-
one pocket and short
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Perin ~t so It always
keeps ltS goqd loOkl,
alzes sJ.l,t.,XL
Men's shirt of potyester/
cotton knit. In an assortment
of g~t looking jacquard
patterns. Short sleeves and
4 button placket. In many
coloro, sizes S,M,L.Xl.
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Men's lightweight nylon taffetl ticket
with zip front, hidden hood ind zip
pocket. H's machine wastu1tMe In
assorted colors, sizes S.M.L.Xl_
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sleeve polo shirt •nd
slack set of Penn PJrett9
polyester/cotton .. Gruit
f.it and wear fOr any &late
boy. ln many 0010111..,
sizes 3-7,
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" FASHION ISLAND, Newport 811ch (71'4) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beech j71'4) 892-ml.
• HA1\BOR CENTER, Co.ta Mt,. (71'4j 1>41>-5021.
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To Brass Tacks
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Woman p e paper Finds v~~ J hs
Cha. rges , . . ~ ~ ~ .:...... -.-SAii DIEGO· (Al'l -'Vite ----_ --.,. leedlaC m
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Very llndil'8 lllip t1i1 ''''F-be ...... ~IOlllld;jcillo:'alcl I.ill ..., .......... -
ll'epubll••m:"· a'porlJ Vall. "Vi•~ ..... i..v. a J9I». to ofter.,. belnl ..m
' ---r ot, 01 o UDlq~..., o1 MiMnl u..m." "'I'W Republlc8n"-.
Cl(ICAGO (UPI) -A aol>leribarl ' '°'" 'IJlroulllOUI An • edllorJaJ IAb 11Joedttw .roe)Mll ila:IS-fedenil ll"llOll pm>lee and hll cautombt. • • ' 'Republlcanl ..... -Ille-.,..,...... r'o r ... r • Army
relJil'tlal the actMliol ol
..,)anletr Olld e 1 e c I e d
~" At fl per eopy, It p1bll!ljlel
.. ··-ol 20 pages .. Iet-lerpr<is """ ii clrcJJl9led •Ith ::1it. -. led edltlool in 51 --I
,: "Woman, as mOiil cl 111 -ber, Is 1"rgely a pmluct
>I Gi ~ aail '1Jlilldae from ber l!nkd -It up." So
..U. ha•e been amoled ofter. Jn tbe Mardi laue 203 INIOlhlJ, -lo, liire tho ui:iw\tb ~dogte :,.i;~ertlslng -cla•l!led ~ ol· ~''who . ..Md JOU r' ~0, ,
' by 11te polr'."'...M .. ~ ~.!!t:;·~ ._;ed =~An •,:,;;:r: .. i:.~ ""•~ 11oe ..... mott job
Although It actlier8 to pil!I· N-••. Give Y• ==~.~~; FA' $E TE(l'H .
proflll with county centiai · M-..... ~,._ commUeet where his paper is .l a.nn• u:=: .Z:: gunpoint . lllCI ~!"' "lo ~-• . , Vall .......... ate~· ]Jtln,pi'noxt.llll"'lb." be.8'l'L • -Dr. Ralpb )I. Bonay. llen:aly. "Ali .. .,.ia -
6 bot mlmr la ... blltt!!li<m (l1ll1DOllt. • ,.. JI -
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,im,vlnc may be JUSljfled aa a cultwal """'ldellllGll, but
tCID we A.'I u mucO for a woman'• ettacbmeat to arti-
d ldal """""""" '""1 flntl<rnOIJof" 'lllls . fellow ollo -
-a·proot!tule. I OWNEB11PAJlD M •Vail . ' '
Cindy l!Older, 21, w1lo aaJcl aJ.o publ-a "rnO Joi> IT JJ TOO early to
Ille owns a 'Marina Del &r. aitvertiAmtili·tQl)ll.ell" blank det~ tho re8ullst Vail
Clllf. advertising agency, told Wblcb vell ~ fill t aod sa)'t ' biit ''1be 'Vl! I e'Ya n a
the official p1blication but nol ~~-=.,
in the others. ::=;.-~~ F.:•tll!Mt~~ HE ESTIMATES he has 'J>:'°w~~ Daat11tt11 t.b$ flt _. returned more tbari fl00,000 to -"" .. ....., s...,. _
the San Diego county Ceotral "'"""''
_, are more lnclln<d to criminality than mm. ........,
tend lo llungcr for revenge, and women demlllCI an un-
......,,blo and oboequiolls del..-ence from ID"1. '!bat's
hanb, Dr. Banay. ToO b8rsb.
NO, SIB, yw cannot oopyright a musical oomposilloo
created by a conrpulEr .•. AS FAR
AS NEW PIANOS go, ooly one in
every ~ these days is a grand • • .
BUSINESSMEN in Yugoslavia rou·
llnely achedllle their fin\ appoint·
ments tor the day el 1 a.m.
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'ii .:.· _I QUERY-Q. "Where'd we get the
phrase 'to get down to br-tackr'?"
A. Didn't l exp)ajn d:at? D r y :;
\\., ' goods counlerS years ago had braaa
laeb poomded Into 1heir rear edgee at one ind1, one foot,
and me yard intervals. Cil<kl measured cloth from bolla
agalnsl said tackl!. Mostll<o -cleru just l!eid ~ lhe ...i..ial, but 1'ilen Ille custome< was ready to buy, ..,_
cording to ll18 CUBtom. it was tlme to aay, "Lei's get down
to the brass tacks.''
IDEAL NUMBER of~ in ,any e.. pool ;,· oald
to be five. Not only matches tbe work days of the week,
but the size ol Ille cars mast usually, loo. Am told, how·
ever, most!!! e-dr\Yet ear pools work better when each Gi
said driveri~f,...k at·a time ._d ol c:ilonglng
dally. Tbat tl '' ver geta a month's vacatioD every .JJ.-• ' • 90 uuen. 4" : •' • .. \ I MAR1UAGli,on•11··~ 21•).e11r1 w11u.t ~,ofDil•,
but chances >W1';'1bie!<ut.G( 111'~.get ~ '!!inedaY·
She'• U yur11 ·!>Ja_41114 ~,,:ti buf ~ ciily ·run
eight rot~} .. ,. .. ,get . . ~; Wliy !h.h l
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known as tbo>iieccari>' Is II m. four toeo ii tt. Jmil feel,
but mJy thn!o Oii 1111 hind fed. I.
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REMEMBEll, Just about ttrice • ·"*'Y' men as wom·
en routinely get up beloi.'e 6 am.
J YES, IT'S TRUE a laltooed ,... is more. likely thah
an untattooed man to ha ve a jail record, !llatl!llcally. But
it's not tl\Je that ltU tattooed man ts rMre llkely "to have
a record of. psycbiatric treatment. stucUee indicate there
is no &ignlticant """""'tage ol tattooed men in Ille mental
wards.
MOST PUBLIC BUILDINGS are designed for uu ooly
by people who are physiC8lly fit. U.. to be ""11elbbtg
wrong wtth tbal Recent survey sbows one in eveey JO
Arfter!cana bas some dlsabllily that ·keeps said cillzen out
ol lhoee "111Iceo: , ~ ,...,.. ..
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police the couple dnlggod ber• • · °" ,.,_',_,_.,_,tlon · at a clowftloWn bar, tben held ~back for all 1 flies. AOJDUWJ"\' lllCI t b e
her In a 'North Sldd'apartm"'t · Some~ more noedl to Department . of H o.m a n
for nearly u hour&.
ARlll!8TED -Jobn Grammo, 40, on parole from
the federal penileotlary in
Sandstone, MJch. on a con-
vlcUon of i nterstate
transportation ol atolen auto.,
and bil wlfe, Krlltina, 21, whl>
has been amsled )Jl'<Yloualy
tor prostitution, pollce, said.
Miss Holder escaped from
the couple wearing mly a
sweater. !!be said 111\e was
lorool to undress b}' Ille pair
and that Mn. Gram.mo spent
most of the day "training her
to beooma'.a prosutute."'
MISS llOmER lial~ SI>e'waa
en route to Jackson, Mich.
when she stopped in Chicago
lo< a.reunlon'With !rim!!. She
aa1d she went to the tavern for
a drink white waiting for an
airport bus and was ap.
proacAed. there by Grammo. Whl\1l llh• dlscoura&ed hll at·
tempts at· cpnversatlon, she
said, he sllpped a "'lomc•ou!
drop" into her ~~ ""· r 1-,
She aald ahe woie :up "8
hour& later facing a ftvolftr pointed by~.
"YO(nll G q 1:11 G to
becom.e .a prostitute..•• tJle said
'he to)d her. 0 You'll work for
.me for !JO trtcts ·and .\Jring horne the money to me and
my wife. We'Jl take C8ft of
; you."
· Miss Holder told police ahe
·managed' to escape from the
apartment after Grammo left
and h.is' wife !ell asleep. She
fled to a nearby hotel and call-
ed police. .
Police. said a drUg that 'coold
have caused· Miss· HQlcler to
lose consciousness was found
in the Grammo's apartment ... . . .
KIDS L<i>VE,
UNClE"lEN".. "
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d\18f' texlures • -· alld all at-'iheae alliazlngly sp_eclat j)Ii!i'llt. J.., '°""'I Vo!'""' '·
been walling for, meticulously tailored drapee 1ri-,"'1 lonee lllld ~ga
11>} the wlndowlul. Com& .., ih1a , .. ry epe(>lal grquj> $id mike., •'1
eelecUon. cusiem workmanship, fealtired on all draperies. '
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F~HION ISLAND, N•w port BH<h 17141 164"·l~ u:
HUN'flNGTON CENTER. Hu nt inglon BH ch 1714 1 892-77iI.
f:ASHION l~).AND, Newport_Bffch .(714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON CENTER. Huntitlg!On a.tch (714) 892-ml.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -Tiie
lateat 1n • oena of cl•ll 1111\S
aplnst taleal .. -...
been ~I>) .oiato Atty. ~ • t.,ri "->\I-... ii!IY A\zy r A~bergh. '
'!be tuli In &J ....... Olort
JWned Mldlael Lee DellJlll
and his W'estey Dana ~ency
and Trldept En.prises li>c.,
plus Uloc:!al• Aleundar
V aitas. T~ !l T)loma.., 11111 .rame. JC Jll&re&
Tiie detendana, an cl the
Los ~ area, were ao-
CONSUMER
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l~~~~:::::J..!o:•~:.::•:··:·~~~l!::,•:'-~':":':w~~==~ cused ol mlsl · g would-be actor;s and models. "B~y! You 'd think Lhey'd kn ow better than to go· into
'J'bt suit aougbt. an m.. business together."
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for Oai:h fllfoe 111~1 ' ,.
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"Somelimel lo C I b i n t t .-mp, when the dlbat. on
1tr1ous m., is reaU)I 1n ......
yoo can look ddwn tbe table
and see the cabinet members = the jelly bean jar
"U we ever run out of jelly
beans -wen , [ doa"t know
ho.Wt.bis state could fUnclian~··
Reapoaald.
kb year, the Go\'emor'•
•ntry in the annual jumping
fr"I( conleal In An&els Camp in
tbe nurby Calaveru Qlunty
gold country L9 named
0Al1V PILOT
"Jlllllplo( Jtll1-. '
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word af" '• Jelly ... poll:! supporiets.
Jelly beens ott.n lbo,w up
rec<IJ9onl and -~~ hooor1nc llnllia. An aide
1n Rofeiri'• 1tlO campa!Cn
n>dectlm.-two llrllO owt
of jolly -... llooatod admlrtri.
"Some 30Pl>Od"" •• y f
money," asidatant p r e 1
secretary Rudy Gercla
"and ....,. II,. JellY -.
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Baby food, i\al<e in!... -r. all T T s B • ! L~ c 1.'. =!fl·~ cb:tre~ l'.). .• ixt11' urus "pull" ~lei would bave clear-•. ly claled coCleo _...,. ¢111
read uricf«< a bill lntrodllced.
AaSelpblyman 'llalry -Wax·
man, ([).Loo Angeles), ,Jn.
troduq:d the measuno, saying
ii Wll s!mllar to 8 bill he
authored that W&f killed In tbe Senate last year.
W ASlllNGTO/i IA Pl -THE INVESTIGA'l,'ORS' '
lfoase inveotjgaton s llf uos. 1hl! worst ca.-or waste and
birth oon~l aid bas~ made poor planning they found was
remarg;ble strides worldwide ~ pun:Kaae of. 1,148 JUD.vaset-
IRot sulleis from wute and Jn. lbl1\y surgical equ!Pmenllocallflll'
elliciency. wortJi Sl.3 mlllJoo !or ·
The two House Poreli!n Al· Ko!WI health subcenters.
fairs cmnmtttee invest1ga10n Someone In AID assumed
Said In a report that 11.S-~ the ·Korean ,subcenten ,were
ced birth donll'ol ~ better clinics, the report lald, bqt ....
coordination; not only for: ef-tually they; -a re desks \n !ectlve~ess. but also to stop ' toimshJR )lal1' where -
olckerlng between com~ng spOcilye' patieoll are relerred
Wuman said his goal Is .to
let cionlumers know when tbe
m~,sboold be pulled
off the sneu.
eAd Pu•,_
SAN FRANCISCO-(AP) -agencie! over goals a"') who lo privala doclol's.
Nearly fllO,QOO In advertising gets ciedlr !Or f)8ning 'lP new So le2l;,OOO '!<l!lh,_oNbe ldtl
will be spent over four months contr&CepUVe users. • ·s.it \n a St.ockwn, Calif.
lo tell people !hot riding tbe • \l'arel!Oll.!t, lbe rep>rl IO!d, '
Bay Area Rapid Ttanslt 'l1lllY A1J!O i'etO!nmend ~ }'· ""'1oly-lewl Korun
system can be ple11S11r•ble and that U.S. BJrt!i cootnl ef!Qr\I ',lleilth amteril••£1 ·Uslng aome
even prontali)O. lie· lriq>rporattd wttll 'bealut' b1.'11!11. oi\erallng•tlbl~ 1'1ter
"Ma.is FeftOC ,.s12uo and .utrltloo ft .,..... and other Items in tbe
on BART," llld ..,_sample ad;.i lllldenleveiopid -. ~ !Or 1eneral patlen\I, not
presented to a Bay Ar .. -·~~. 1~"'"1trol.• • Trans~ Dtstrlcl <OIDlllittee. ~·~ ~ !f · ·' -
Mrs, 'filunuo out, oern<4 soltl,Y ft n.!ltiig 'ID REPORT abcl =.j rldet !IART •lbh r~tck--~ ~oolt. to• l!fltcliel cl bjrtb
"Sbe ldl Cl!1 with oin-~~Ue.i lbt *!or womfii,~ the,.. ·
ly ahuncb. d!Jqoffl'--=doctoifloill a( G11!men1 tho • ibeln
ing that Sall b&N-'-'-tl>e lewool b~ ,
blood 00 ~~· '*-Am~ edJ ,..-b O U g b I wldeipttad •"°"" was a clncb l9r tie y dqu-'!be ~ by committee plaints or ~Hl!ectl Ind ble,• the ad Wald.' .... ........_~~-,,. !lulllvan "scerea". 'lbey.halleilptst:ibu-
' ~·--· -· '" tlon oi one !Jr'Ul'1 In !ll!ilml $f ~ I . et.J·~~~"""w:' #Jemporirlly in~ G (/IP) .!. All Of'"'birth . ~ 'l,bey said ~!\> o(ficlab COO·;: .. or'"""'~-~,,_, -ui.a..<11·~ .. Fplai..:!;i·,t~~ thr,. ~ .. ~ ..... "it· K=lhe.Pbl l pp i s.' • · • ~:itt"i~l!L~ ! L1l'hailaod, Mal , ila ook .e aame. 1
systell>S. s 1 t 1 ~ .• -...1 Sin ~· ~ '. • taln different br'ahds.
Chief 'Richanl H.
He.ifu Joi
supefYlaon
onilneoce by
Harvey T~ and County
Counael "91Jn.)>. Maharg.
If '. ~· the ordlnance would affect aU ruture con-
struction in unincorporated
areas.
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Capllol News ~
SAVE ON CHAIN LINK FABRIC
SACRAMENTO -Leglsla-
tloo requiring .,, "energy el·
riclency label" on all new ma·
jor appliances has been in-
troduced by Sen. Alfred E. Al·
quist (D-San Jose) beCause m
the "enonnous discrepancy
between the e n e r g y re-
quirements of m o s t ap-
pliaoces."
Alquist pointed out !hot air
conditioners can vary In ef-
liciellcy by as much as 250
percent and that U-IP-
~ can "drain natural
energy reaources" at a time
when COOJel'\latloo ls needed.
PROTECT FAMILY, HOME AND PETS ,
500/o OFF* rt:A~nN WARDS
eMtM nrlwl Mttbll IM .-1.U.. llf sttnly, MW--1~1 pNutlull ... tteM \'ltltkM* tAM'k, WI,_ llltrk Is -.14!11 talVH .... Mr Otfl ..... -............. ,..,.... ~ .. , .................. .. ..,. .. ft...... c.w hr f'rM .......... ...,.,
WOOD A.ND WtOU•HT llON ALSO AYAILAILI.
OOSAYS.
CAN
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IN THE HOUSE.
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Money talks. Out money. Callin Tttminlx to g_ot rid of tmnlts,and M
can In mott cases oll•r you a tmnlte pr~ pion • ./\ long as you
maintain It. Terminlx guarantees to npalr all)'
new eubterranean tennlte damag., \0 i''*"J ,
i.e. cov~. up to $150,000.
For th~t l<lnd of mqney, vvtvo_got to be.JO:":'!.
For• profHslon&I ttnnl~'rtpOrt .•• with 11<>ob1t
gallon ••• phone to<Uy. $42-7881/ 533-2960.
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Shop Sunday n~on to 5 P.M. at the .f~llo •
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Ret•tion~s ,thf< T~i _g
~ Co~y Script Writer Enters AU Kinds of C~ntests
~iqqirt.d:'l!!O~~ Offtndlil(..... BID Coobl lhow and enten coot..11 aolY "I -• lo! ol the priRI away. core ' ,. '1.Qit es ii the belt way to aa·a·hoblit, even llxMlgb be..,, be could leN take you 1way from !he world .. ,
. -oli tbe <iln!Oll-by<1140 cln:ulf, ""' oll1bent -and llraln and -}'&. '!!lo . ~vffY~ a mao. "'1o "'* won nearly 2,000 In 1l yhn o1 eompotltklo, Danell N)'I. whole thing ii compel!tloa."
~,1",hil..,,,. WM.· . be -°*ly 2,000 priies. But be ltN , Part ol the oompeiltfon. be Mid, Bill 1Mncb, "'1o wrjta oomedy 8Wp1& given moot ol ~ 1w1y. U.plng In mind that the _,._ toe Ill\'~ ~ contetll, ,aaya DIDcb Mid he .. ..,. "1laJed up the """"' the <ll!lleSt lhlAkl <Ii fllelf, 'l
bit AP~ stand out W.ibeen ~ ''ft helps Jfiyou gear yrAJrentry toward
y " ~ """"""' the company llecause the ludael are °"' ~ .. J'F votJ ANTAGONIZE le, !hen •c-iest• t a k e flOH -nu .. ...i by the en1rr.• be ·ald. · •
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you'll stand out/' Danell ..u"re:1an ill-....,.., fntn tJ1e toerlli qf ··DANCH SAID BE 18 NOT auperstlltp,..:~
tervlew. litre••. and strain and but that ii he ....,. In between U ao~r. ,•~ "ll l can find a cltt>p AmeriC81) Oag, tree-II•• The .., r. 0 I e U eatriea per cottteat he llsually WU., , I '~etably one made In Korea, and paste •r.f ,_ .., f , -thin&, 'j ~;1,.., the .. try, It will upoet.the palriota," • ng ff, compe .. t on. • •Anything over or under that and I get
Danchsald. ~ verypoorresults,"hes&id. ·1
, But JlllJ'lebi does oot ftly on bad taste He once sent in 400 entrtes for a Cat\
l alope. He aliO uses eye.appealing illus· value of the prizes. nation contest and did not win anything.I" tr tions "I don't like .the materialistic end of
· · ~.~e rtart.t by filling out the standard the contests," he said. "l MADE THE ~NVELOPES out of,
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: bright piece of_ oonst('Uetion J?.!lper. a trip to Bermuda valued at f21600 which them, he said.,, I mwt have spent 200
• · He put.a on eye-catching 1Uustratlons be gave to a daughter. Other winnings ~.n:hours O;D It. . .
• trom·magazU,es or.4faw1 ribbons, musi· include a '500 vacation in New York City Im oeve.r afraid ~le. will follow·'
Cai notes, or anyth.lng that seems a~ and several television sets. fllY fo~ula. with any ~echcahon for more
f j)ropilaie-or in bad tuie. BUT 01HER PRIZES have been worth t~ 24 liouis," he said. ·"We're the home · . of instant coffee, and the lazy people
-·OANCH, ta, W,RITES .scripts for the only pennies -such as a caq opeQer. , w~'t follow.,"
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autol!ICltl¥• technlclaris ready to·
-=--91ve yoarcariac:tory:r.tornmend· --
eel servlc:e on Costa Mesa's Har•
bor B~ulevard of Cal'I.
Parents Hn.-t
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SAN FRANCISCO · (AP) -·Television sbaws such as
"All in the Family" may give institutions like moiherllood
and fatherhood, a bad name, says the creator ol oldtime
radio's loogeot rurnlng' drama, "One Man's Family."
"OB, SURE, MY family had their problems," rem·
iJilsoed Caritoo E. Mme, origlnato.. of the show that for
'lt yeefa 'told the story of mother and father Barbour and the!r'ollsprjng. . .
"But it was never laid on with 6UCh a heavy band,"
Morse said.
· Of programs like "All in the Family," Morse, 72,
said:
"IT'S A CLEVEI\ SHOW all r i g h t but I'm afraid
. • A,IJ:l1i' ,an!i ElQ, f. ~e of 'f'liotr 'lh:>li#\YI' ·•
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Are Retire•
A onetime 'wash out'
who came back to be·
come one of the best
fighter pilots ,has re·
tired. Col. Vermont
Garrison, commanding
officer of Hamilton
AFB, is an ace !Qur
times over.
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-'Jlla ¥-l'llllp 11. ~ I I JI} l#fllJ ' ' to write a .If ~ •1111 l>t U SAID he J"'l'form-' letter ''ahd say, object.' I ...,..~ llOt mucll the • ed hil ...,...llhlp on liO let.I in tmaglna they would reply,
poll1!I .. 'l'llll a pair of Ire' •bb community. But that, he 'Why, tum your ael oU.'
..,,...,, awbed lo UiO • des .,Id, iJ "a drop In the <isp!llEQm: GQf:S" to an X·
""'·'"-b\ICl<•t.1' f J Paled movie l!tcaiiie he wanta ., •.....,.... Ml. "M;r .tlm Is C. encourage-a "to, right?" he slid. Bui "ao ut f)avf bttn told~ In crusade along these lines television, it'• altogether a dif· · ~ ha~~"!:. Iii!>· Miry acrosa the country," he ,.id. {erent th!ni." , ~. "'"-~ ~ ~ aes "I lhlnlt thil would be Objecl,ionllhle' pJ11&'8tttB. he ~· on ..... wan.: .I• I d perhios the fines! protest" ~!d. can ~ppear at any lime·
uc.Jzt, •.l'IPlill tljllJ!lter,,r~;;.~~~-·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ii;ii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiii__, OWIMJ ol ""'<lreen•ic!J,l(usic-Cenljr and a le le v)'I I o n
salelm1n since .lN9. ' ' . W1 '• diMrace • ·'l'belt......,ii Ianpas~ ~cfcon, ~'Ii ilho"1l.Ji> the ~ of
• ~ who "" ·~ ; abotil the lll!'fal charietet of '!hell' .dlllctroa:, ' .. I
• A•f attfge, lo 'tllinl<· ot what the: futul'Q oMbe' C\lUl!lr'y will
be ll!rj> 'If n bril>g up t. 'whole g~tioo: o(. kids ~ho i bave
been t!:ii>losed lq X·rateil lllin•
Oh tievilfon, .. he sarm
THE 1 C~AJGN began
four weeks ago with an
advertisement in a newspaper.
"X·rated shows on TV make
you fearful?" t h e ad-
vertisement asked. "Stop wor·
rying. We will ... alter your
TV tuner so it will blank out
any channel or channels that
telecast this unbelievable in·
trusion."
Response to the ofter. the
miajster said, came mainly
· _.froril young parents whose ' .
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GREAT RE-
DUCTIONS ON
REGULAR STOCK
CONG DRESSES! •
SKJRTSI SWEATERSI
BLOUSES! HATS!
' JEWELRY! PURSESI
MANY OTHER ITEMS
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50°1c>
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a. M.o_,..
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Francisco radio star sponsored bf the Golden Gate Chap-
ter of American Wom in Radio and Telev~ion. 'f:t • i;fo., . . «i"-'lr .. -.~ > . ,, ,;· ' ,, ' ·1 ' ' I , '
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~pecial.10~·88.
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Fashionable glass swag lamp
.assortment. We'ye got styles to blend
'With every decor. Select Contemporary,
TrJd11ional, or Mediterranean style!L
I SektcL h8xagOl\al,-'PhEli8~ataapei1. ,or
-round bubble swags in oreen, amhP.r T , ,_,,.,,,ii' T-or ruby; cane--1ook cylinder swags
in natural or yellow: white snaded
swags w1lh amber glass tent. All hand·
blown glass. All oulstanding values! •
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• ... ,nd .s.J.a~e. mirror, and a
\' ~ pa~ror.&co~s. A}I eies.an.uy
fln1shea-'l't~·tmftQUe gojd-
f' tone:.tffigree lttCents. ' ' . . . ~ ~~" ; S t~. JC~enney !-at1109 for
, "· ~ '\"' j~I hOfl'M,dteor•tlon yalun. • ' ' t!_ •
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Shop ,Sunday noon td''S P .M. at'tfle 1ollowtnO stores:
' ' , ._ ~ FASHIONd SLAND, Newport 11eacll (7/14) 644-2).13.
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Samsonite• saturn• l"'gga.ge is handsome,
strong, and packe<:t with qUality features.
lncludlng rettactab1e flandle•,. rtcesse~ rocks.
and plano--typt! tilngts. ~cluSIVe ch111nel-Q1t1rd•
construction With llghtwelght aerQ-fnatal f"mt
and tough mOlded ~hetl gives y,ars of servJce.
Anet It wipes clean-with a damp ctoth.
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28" PuJlm1n, Reg. t:M, Sate 2'';:80 ir , · " . ' ~ .. , ·~ . ~~t f'.i • • •
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QUIMBY aha l&lued a
staj,emelll Tue~ 1n which A-,,.,.. "'-..-i.-t ~ I
he denied lhat hls sub-B • lde I ...,.--f ~""'!:
committee staU bad done u11 TS i. • anything ..,,..... " • Former A.!Semwyman Bill Br0pby comfom his
Brown aid Quimby bad , , • -wife leaving Santa Monlca Supenor Court alter
td bl 1 • t b-s k '20"' the 20-year-oJd woman was convi<D!d llll two counts :f.ti~ s~ff h4°.:i..rs ~d ee ' Of manslaughter and driving under tbe in1'l!Wg& of
been dlrect<d "to lllake slm• ~gs. She was In a June acciden'I that k\ll4ld a
that lhe Praclice Qf deleting , · Cudahy couple. Sentencing and a• bearing oll i. hew
names from lobbyil! tl!conls Exceptw· n trial were set for April 5_ , • ' i. qnmedi.t.ly •_topped." -~------------------11
Be made DO rDeMJ.oo 'l\le&' • ..,.
day of hiJ earlier chsrge that TORRANCE ( A p ) -5 Cars'' m· 't, Kill. Man a fel<¥>Y bad l1een c;ommltl<d,. • De..iepers wilh dooe to $SOD
B......, aid Quimby aha bad million worth of projects in
pr-ombed lhat lln>wn would mind seek uempli005 from
ha•e •coess 1o lhe most recent the state·· ..., coast _ wralking LA F
tobbylat reporta. Last week, servatlon ad w : on reeway Brown complained that the reporta bad been kepi from 'l1ie requeols, made Tue>-•
hlm by Qulmby'i stall. day to lhe _ Soulh_ Coast IM ANGELES (UPO -the other lour Cln, U they can
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&Alf ODIOO (API -,._ _ _.. __ _
lloundertDI l1'ldac -la blO -.a tbo ..,_
calllonola -. bot • ........ _,,Ille __
IOriooslJ' ln)lir$! -lie .... owepl overl>olrd, Pj>a (lout Guatd uJd,
Leon a......... 43. " Saa
.Dlt10 was bwttd Inion th'!
deckollhe!Mootco~
--TIWkY licbt ··-·-·-tine -Ille Navy dellnytr car,.. I+.
lit -fluac -Ille .... " Ibo ~. IUrlac-od .... odls llde, aad ...
Wild -the 15--(ool ...... by a Coast Guard
llolloople,, a 1pob!iman aald.
Offida1s at Unlverai ty
lloopltal b6<! said Brosseau
WU adrrutted .. taiam: Cl&'
dllioa with ••ttal br<llom
ribs", 1 broken abouldtr and ~
ternaJ tnjuria. He W I I
openilod on late Tuesday
nigh~
llls son-lD-law, Cb a r I e 1
Kinny " San llieso. .... hoisted into lhe hellcopter
earlier and escaj)ed lajury, the
Coaat Guard said.
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' reg1ooal comm1sswn, included Louil Wliliams, It • a be found, w i 11 be charred
BE DAD been unable 16 aet a GO-apartment compla near transi<llt, tded to..alk acrou. __:w~ilh'.'.'_.:'.hi'_'.-t-and~:-run.'.'.'.'...dri~-vm:'.'.:-'!_i·:_~!:==========================;::;;:=====:;::===I;:=~ them last week, llroWn aid the o!cf Padfie Ocean Park at lhe eJab~lane Santa Ana 1-
because lhey ...,. at ~ the Santa Monica' waterfront, Fneway ln lhe 4arkness just
Jll;lnter'a, being mtmeogtapb-' a 1,59S-unlt condominlam and before dawn TuesclaY .
.ed. That was the explanation marina eompler at tbe Long He got as far as ·the second
Beach marine stadium and a tane when he was hit by a car
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2,140 apartments, a hotel and C.IUOl'll\a IDghway pat ro I en·ghte. ~ your wash·,, • , shops. reparted. She !18ld she did not Advisers'
Te8tiqaony . '·
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The .comm1ssioo. l& sc'bedul· see him, because he was wear;
, ed to rule on the ~uesf.s at Ing dark clothes, and she <ll\I
Its next meeting on MoOclay In not know what her cer bod ~t:~.t.~= ~~~f~ .. r:~~i: With a new laundry team (..-."<..:.;;..t .. $~=~ Jt.:~f:~t~f:'J
• tho Pen..,.. -~tort~ --Wi~lams 1truggllng In lhe and ·4l90 1·n saM·ngs. 11a1 'tried to ~ al ,tqcg ~-~Wer halted and
_.id theJ bod -'!II l* *'1lllon b<iUI f1y111i-n..-In an el-::.i:: ol01!ars at -~1'f' JI>< cm-fort {a --WUilil/nS ll'mD ' ~~TJ or lhtir servalloa lni YdPf,Wd being hlt apln. la tbe-.s!OI~
eineU 1ut 1 r;;~~ven ,"= oowofspeedin&.cars.. _,, ( 'ti>!~!. '•I~~ ~'.111\\ •N,~ WILUAMS gntup and ldO\I f
·"""' ... .~ , .. '" tostaggerolfthefreeway. ffl l . .;
.,. ,1 ...... ,;;. .. A car hit tiim again and • v
11',& c~ ,... . . .. drove on . • __ C''TC ' PnL'_f Pn ·~ ~ 1-wuuanu arose. A tb1rd car
f ,"T .. ;:~-;1.t., • h1fhlm 1and vanbhed down the !
~9:_' .J_').rt:. !Ir ,.,~ • , ,. -, ~ltl..;s;11i!t J>P again am! a f '
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' ~ ~lilll-s""'CU b · WllllalnsBl*Yed dowtl-, _______ _. -m s The Dlth car to hll hlm
1 thwnped aver hlo prone bo!IY,
jurors ,.gmeni. OI the Pen-HOIL\'WOOD <AP). deopite lhe Dara, ltld Y101ab-r
lagon study that dlsp\ilad st.icy Harris, a cbaracltl' ac-, ed lib lhe otbera. •
earlier t e 1 t I m d n J by tor wbo played Ibo part of • Winlams waa dead.
McGeorge Bundy and Arthur Leslie 8 a r r l D g t o n on Mrs. Lewll, who returqed to
SchJelin&er Jr. television's "Return to Peyton the tceoe to find out whR.abe
But tbe New Ftontler bral\1 , Place," died Tuesd!iy, II> bad-· WU not d"'1.
trust opinion ,... .,,.._ parently ol-0 beort •ttai:L He cilJI aaljl, bot the ~ rl
-the Penia.., Papers ...,. ..., 5t.
tained no lnlonruitloft lhat Ills bod y was found by .----------.I needed to be kept ..mt. lalent agents who were con-
---· fllled "10 e Referrals B show up at a "1leasriL
•larris WM born in Big
RING Losr" --
Timber, Quebec. He worked as BY HEARST a aportl reporter and car-
toonist, and' was ~·ll\<i:cbant
'ltaman.durtng WorRI War ll.
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end-ol-qcto cool down that ~
wrinkles and porcelain ftnl1h drum
and top.
Matching gas dryer, Rog. 111.K
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AborUon referral servlcet' and
other profitmaklng m~
referral buslneues woull bf
outlawed. under a bUI auui>recl
Sen. Anthony C. Bellenson (0-
Be,.rly HIU.).
Bellenson, who tntrodticed
lhe bW Tuesday, said It waa
needed becaWM! "referrAl-ror-
proflt agencies a d d un-
necessary cost.I to ~
and -[all to ]ll'ovtde ...,_
..-COUlllellng, -.... fall to provide adequate pregnancy
testing."
He began hl.-Hnliywaod
car~ as ,.1.a radio.actor, i804
be a~peai'ed'lri five Broad!l.8Y
play1 an<\-"""'" 'Ne)' \Yl\fk CtiUca Award. -
Harris bod worked with
Jaclr. Webb in ail hi> ,..._
duCtloos line< the radio
versia of ·"Dragnet.'' Be wU
ling)e.
Waterfowl Bitl
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
The vltre of Hearat Corp.
boord cholrman ~lph
A. Rearst baa .,~ lhe
Ion .. In Januarf .~r a
$12,lOG engagementf\ng.
Police said Mn. Hearst
made the dJactolll!'e -1\Je•
day In I San l'ralliWco-polllllar~ lcttor lo t.9s
An(elea police. She sild
she lost Uie rJnc •bile
remoV)og her slaver In
lrobt ol lht Biltmore llotel
In do"ntl>wn Loa Angeles .
Pre-season buys. Pick OOvv,
13egin installments in dune.
ear..t·Q•d~ •
BARSTOW (AP ) -A team Clpllat N"' S<nice
of Anny bomb uperts cnn-SACRAMENTO -A molu·
1 Mo uPllnatlon waa of-
r...d for the delay la
repo<llDg Iba h!ddent-timed to probe a desert Uon calling for the preaerva-
ordnlnce dllpooal 1 t t t near lion of waterfowl -..Uands
bere lollowln1 an Ulll+llon ~t are threatened_.!'_~ '
'11ie -ring• .... deocr!bed
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mond ,.11n pla!tnum, but
n0 • wel1bt for lhe jewel
was tllven.
whlch killed three members or economic pressw-es, Jllcl ......
a bomb di*POlll team, ezceulve aueumenta for prq-
Two ookllm am! a NalJonal perty tax purpose.o, has •
Guardsman ,..,. tWed al adopted by the ~late 'Ftsb and
dusk Monday wllen surplus' ~G2l~m~·~~;;;;;;;~~-i;;;;;;;;;;;~~i:iiii:iiiii~iiiii:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil mllltary exploo.vea lhet tn--11
tended to detonate apperenliy
blew up prematurely bi a
remote 1r11 or Ft. Irwin,
Arrrt! olllclala aatcl.
AuthortUea klentlOed lhe
victims u Stall 8&1-o 1
PhUllps, 34, 1nd Sepe. 4 O,nlel
E. Htlton, 13, bolh of FL
MacArthur In Saa -· """ N1tloa1J Gu•rd Sil t C. ~ H. Stnna. 45,
o1 FL Irwin.
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SACR.Ua:NTO (AP)
crtltct " Pft•ldent -·· cuta In federllt IOdlt ....-
gramo are Uu ''Oll<Un Llt-
Uea, l'llMllll ..-and
tcreamlnl lhat lhe aky ii ftU·
lq,'* ,.ya GoY. Ron a Id
Reag111.
Nonetheleaa, the llo/lubllcan
flO"trDOr c:oneedad lhat .....
nl tlle Nixon cull could affect
,..,.,ami lht Roaaan 14-
mlabltatlon belltvtt ~ r e
wwlhwtllle.
~ r1l. 'E OF MEN'S ~r1l IL ~ FASHIONS
ITUTI TOlllWM.llOW -MAit(" 1f
DRESS_ SllRTS R• to $14 •.• NOW qoo
OIT SUOIS R.t,$17&$1l .. HOW •11'11
SWEAIW ................. HOW •100•
Ill RHES ............. NOW 1h .. .
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8 •Ir copditloner his 2 speed f•ll'
11n cooling pow1r, I 0-posifion titwmo-
sttt" c!a.tro1, 1cfju1t1bl• t1r cllritdQf:S 1IMI
e·~·fl•nt w11h1bl• Scot+ fOlm fitt.r.
/its 'Whtdows 26'' to 40" wide.
IOOO rTU Ro9. t !14.00 ---U0.90
4000 tTU R ... 99.95 --M.tS
2400o tTU R09, lH.tS --JOS.'6
-.... offwtlt• ...... Sul•••·
Shop Sunday Noott to 5 p.111. at the fallcivri119 st-.s: ,
FASHION ISlAND, Newport BMch {714) 644-2313. HUNTINGTON C~R, Huntington BMch (714j m.m1.
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"Why do wt hoYO lo pvsh o..r choin in bof.,,. we go
"-?We only hove to P"ll them ovt ogoin
tomorrow."
Bal•9ce of Nature
bog Catcher.. D.~
lJack ai College
EUGM, ar.. (API -,,,.
doll "'Idler ......... bock "' the Uni-.lty ol Orecon cam-
pus Iller f11 •boence or two
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Gerald Bolen, ~ prt!lldent
ol ~t seriloes, oal4 dog
oooll)lt ol!lcers re!Uaed IA>
work,~ campus area beclwie
of •l'fl<"t ~rassjp,ent. ( fW~~)
Tbl! doge did weU wltlt' tbetr
on1y 1i1....i """'l'l' ~ 11111
baVe'lrun unc:heclled Iii Poc*s
:::::::, the campus. ~ ol
bitei \',," .:;!.. ~ for dog
Bl(! Bolm eaye the mood o1 the ~,,... ii ......,.., aod
the catcher 'a ...cum <rill
the bal8119" 41 ~ ~t::::i~~
e di Biil
~JIA1'!1ENTO ' ) -Kill g 1 ~at or 4.itl wHh an
want proftflli« Off 111
ould be a ~eanor
a bill tnt~ced In tho
bly. '
ml>b'man Dao t ~I ~Orlghi (~), eald
tba a slory about a South
Air! farmer tl1Jlna daJ.
ma for their Ii: I n 1
pro pted his interest In thr
• ~ recalled that the
were """'' ,....-to make the 9lMmd boi-
lnttrumenll and con--
: ''CallforniJ can gd
wllllout tbat type of lo-
in our state.•·
PEDRO (AP) -Polko
a ooklr¥J for a cat burglar
-Jterally.
)orle F. G1.Uard told
po that 11.n irreplaceable
$ ng was taken from her
m and &dded 1 h e
su ts Ta!ha, her Z\t-ytar4
old • Himalayan, long·haired rat~ate IL
said ahe discovered the
I ."immediately aft.er 1 bad
Tasba her breakfast of
·:T-minced dams, which
ate with unuJUll speed
wrekh~!ish, the ungraleJuJ
Llo11• Kiiied
CSON, Arl1. IAPI
rvationL'lls here s a y
rs in Mohave County
aod -parU ol the stilt
lrt ldlUng -1lom ID-dlacrimlolte!y.
..,,. raodlen claim the tlllJ
are neeemry to protect tbtlr
livestock.
TUc:son Sierra Club presl·
dent Steff Johnul said state
records show Zf lions have
been killed by raneben In
Mohave County !Jut year with-
out Ille-ilDclloa of buntillll
permJte.
8tate-tw pennlta -till-
1np. -raochers CID sOOw pruo1 or ctepredatloo. er_, .... Dte
RJ0 JJ!': JANEIRO (AP) -
A South American lllllllDl!f'
heat ""' killed It ol tho D
pelll!Uins In the Rio 1.oo, ...
0 fr I c i a Is amoanced. Tem-
....... ..,. hove been oear -
IUMl r ~ over -IOO
~ !or the put -.i...: •
e Fllleotu Lolrt ,..
SAii DIEOO (Al'l ,.,. -lalCOA tfamen , iii ·....un,
their birds liom' .caulomla
....... ..~ Frank Todd, *'"'
.PQrate ' curator at Sea . w~
Marine Park,
" "There is oo place In
modern ..pety for the ego
trip thal lalcooen .,.. on
when they walk around with a
bird on an arm," Todd uid.
"They are a buoch of cat·
throat ' -aod bandits. 'l1lef hove tabn wild laloono
Illegally and bave st.Ml
falcons from the San DiegQ
1.oo and the Los Angeles 1.oo,
and they steal from eadt
other."
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Two dO!ll -the Loa Angeles Police Department
are being trained as explosive
experts 8! part of a na-
Uo.nwide program dealing with
bomb thrtats, a apokesman
sa1:~1c0 bandlen and the
dogJ. llaos and Kim, are going
through • ti--1poosored by the U.S. J-
Depottmelll al)'."~ .I.lo
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Antonio. Tes., the spotesnllli
said.
Forty policanea tom "'*""' the counli)' ..ru llolp train their dogs to sniff out ex-
plosives in various containers
ranging from glass jan to
briefcases.
air Convicted
hi Slavery Trial
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E ll•h rock singer and 1
N ada prostitute have been
vicled in A white tkvtry
I by 1 Sacramento Jury.
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jurors round Jobn
Wotlhy-Higa. SS, and
Oudseon, '11, bOth of
gullly Mondly nlCb\ ol
es of transportln& two
'Old FalrO•ld . -
ltate llnel !or the
1e ol proltllutlon.
R11M!Jw WU
ol two -II of
Ing --ll11Ct lo enpf In p<D-
on and ""e count of cion--
• M ~·,.... al .l-llulianl lltDCll !pf~. MW.~-.., \Ui-
"1<1ed ol criminal c:omplncy.
'1111 Jllr7 o! elgbl men anti ,..,. ,...... ... lUmed tba
-Ille' fiYt baun ol de!Jbertllon lo fedttal """"' The juron ubd U.S. Diii. Juct&-Pblllp WiWns
IP'CiaJ instructiom t b r e e
"""" dur!nl fhe dellbtntlonL
n!E WOMEN te>116ed ...,..
Int the tdl1 tbll ~mw mac1e >ove 1o them dur·
'"' tbe ptrlod 1111 year he .... 11n&lnl II the A<ada CM> In
hltrtild, where °"" worbd u coclltall -~,ad ..
Uood them IA>"'*"" lo Nevada.
~lllMJoo la lep1 In anu
ol Nenda but Ille !"*'I
Minn Act pt'o~lblta
"-10U.0 of "om•• ad<-1Jtitt I• for bn6'W1I
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them1elve1 Unlted !Qllftberlaltbapoufbddtbe
lle1lubll<o• o I C.Womla, -p ID 1loa -owroilbt
U1IOC for lilort but they are uatll they -"' i.ct ~but un11.d ether w1tb Iba coaaenallv1 A r l 1 o o a
ofllimoeli,.-....h.•• or with t be leftator.
5:.J~~ [""N_E_IP'._'S_.dN._'AL_l:'._SIS-J
AaamlJly, I VOlllft'-group _ _
wllbln the GOP. during the '
Gqldwller lor Pruldent caur Tbil was the be&lnnlna or
po1p ID JIM. the end or the cRA u a
' Ubenl n.,,ublicao gmup.
11111 CllA tried IA> em oe Led by Rus Walton, ..., a
the tnlldeoUal <andldacy or -c:olmobtl : J o e
Mew Yan GoY. Nel100 Qolby of Puadena aod
ot eally
11'1 • "MJl.«rt" &o tbe (Jam.. tw r• aim are ID few
o»tnlm II Ibo -ol memben. ll oouJtl pll)' I role,
South Vlotoam : bowover, f':bemliorial elec>
-,.,,., -lllsm'I u-' tlon ol lf7 aod the ....-
-o1 cndlt 1o Communlll t1a1 e1ec-1m. coontrles. Qlly Ll Gov. Ed Relnect•
-1'1l!tr want the calllomia bu the ''rliJtl ldnd" of Let!iala!Un lo ....ind its cttdeatlalt !or "1'"""' 11111
ratllkatioll ol tho 'Eqlll1 year..,... the lour IDOll fre. Jllihll Am e n d me n t tor quenUy meollooed caodlda..._
Women. !illddl&of.tha Re~
What -tbiJ meao within ceodldala IUd> u Ally. Gen.
the r1nkl o1 the Repullllcaa tftllo J, YOWJlll', Sllte Cm-
Party? apparmtly, very little. = ~liaJ~
ALTllOCIGll 11111 UROC Robert . Flnc:b ttland llW. or
movemeot iJ no!Jy, tt means no cbaDce o1 1 UBOC •
Utile wttllln the porty s1111Ctme -l
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A. t14M.1f.·a.to2A.1t.!l"Va-.eapooc1
nrterlibte dr11t. Doubte Insulated, bell
m.rlng oonalluotlon. folturea adluotable
~ C>-750 RPM, 3.2 amp molor,
Savess
8 . Reg. 211.99, Sale 24.H. 5" Sander/
polisher Is llghtwelght tor easy one hand
control. lnclud;es rubber becking pad,
bonnet, sanding discs and wrench.. ao
amp motor, 20fJO RPM.
·save$10
c. Reg. :14.H. Salo 24.H. 7y,• Circular
..... wtth."Varf.Torque• o!IJlch, aacurlty
awttch afld blade exposure controL
• 5200 RPM, 1.9 HP motor.
Saves10
D. !loo. -· a.to :M.H. Varlalll• IPOod sabre saw I• double lntu&aled and featu1'91
adjustable "Speed-Loe" control l>-3500
stro«es per mlnule, Siie,.... .... , ... through Sltwdlj:..
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•turd)'"""' Comiram>lls and 1plndle pantie beouilfl!1ly with "fY 09tonlal alyle decor.
~~1l"9.G.99.,,,,, Sala M.11 Tr1plellnll,,~ 'lo.20 ... , .. Salo41.14 ;, 1'
ltitoh, Rog.34.52 " .... -24.11 • ;,
CUrlO uni~ Rog. 27."8 •. , . Sile 1U2 I :<'
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FASHION ISLAND, Newport Bt•ch (714) 644-2313. HUNTINGtON cahn, HunlfhqtOll luc~ {71~ 892.mt.
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ee Cites ,1841 lave Revolt WICKS
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C~rio:doll Sdnco Jlooll4f -
SAN P'IWICISOO -Ever)' ....tdl1
moml!l& !or ....n • -a htllca!1ta"
carrying three men bu lefl Sao QlamUo
Prisoa and !lawn q~ -the bay
to tb6 roof "' tbe ball ol justloe In -.town Sao Vnacl-
The llllKltlly billl~ bandeolhd man who emerges ~tn.in the boltcopter b Rlld>ell
Magee, 1 Sall QumUo lmnate aod fonner
codtteDdant with Ana<Ja Dt•la, Be b oo
trial lqr cbargts 8'•mmJoa from a !alal
sboothi( aod atlempled escape at the
Marin o.mty (l!'llt' Cl!tlto( In Auguat,
1970.
S1N<::B THEN, WHILE t e a ch In g
-to road aod write In prioon, be
bu llooded tbe mte and federal courts
ol Cl1llomla with bundzeds of wrib and
SEVEN WD!K8 AGO, lollowing Mill petidoos attempting to ulilmately attain
Dam' 1!112 •""'1ttal of kidnap, .,,... renna1 of tbll c:mvlotioo. It was Ibo at
spiracy, aod murder dlllges llelilmlng Magee'• reQuest that his trial be severed
from the lDc:lden~. the state of calllornla. fl'Olll Miu Davis' lrlaL
began preoenllng'lts..,. qalnat Magee, Jll -llog lta cose apinsl Magee to
tbe only Sao QumUo inmate who llUtYIY-tbe jliry~Jbt jirose<utl<m lias used mocb
ed the chtotlc abootJn& at the civic ol 11» evidence that emerged dw1llg the
center parl:lng Jot oo that hot, summer trial of Mlas Dtvls. Magee is not cblrged
day. with conspiracy or escape, but with the
Behind • bullet-proof glau partillon murder of Judge Baroid Daley, who -
separating apectatora from partlcipant.s slain dlll!!'J the lnddent. In addftloll, be
of tbe trial, Mlogee alita bandculled to a • .itl·dial'l<ill lrlth kklDaptng for purpooes of
chair in the courtroom of Judge Morl<ll ~
Colvin. More than 30 .Um.. Magee baa Recenlf1c the state SuPrero• COurt
........ ""'"" Ool!til ............ 11111 ..._ U.S. Altaroc1 ~ Ra-r
cwt ccWd act u .. -"" M.agee'a clfleose. On two -Jull&• Oolvla denied Clark the right to aem u
aa unpaid 8-'ialA! counsel for ll.lleo.
Pll06BCIJTOR ALBERT HARR IS
utilWag ~ taken at the ln-c:13.nt 8lld eye,.U,,... ICOOWll.s, Insists
that Mageo pllu'ed a Wlllq pan in tbe
tnddent aad .... the -who polled tho
ltlagee d411 ... JH3 -
tiletlon In LN A11geles
Weg.i.
tnaer of the sa•eck>lf •i10tglm Ued
aroUnd J~ llal•y's neck as the -if: SID Queotia inmates, and
JOlll J-aUompted to escape llom the civic center In 1 ydlow van.
1be defense, to this point, bas
reconstructed the events or the day plac-
J.4agee ill tbe van but ID poasessioo of abotlwi. !Ji lddillon the defense
bad udge llaley's body ahwned by a coort order and examined by two
palhotoslsla .. Both lellified that Judge
Baley -alaJrl by • -..lo the -· and Ibo lllbl<quml ......... bU -
pet!llM !Ind llD -lllef -WIS mt tho ..... ol death.
The clelense abo contends that Magee'•
0 ata&e el mind" on thll day must be c:ioo--
-in Ibo .llab• or bis lhllt1 ... efforts for oevm yeara to olltain ao .. ~tlaey ~ "11> -the ,..,. of 11>-juJUce ' Magee bellevu led .Lo hlJ ...,.
vlctlon in 111113.
BLACK PSYCllJATIUST Dll. KEN-
NETH B. Clark teotllled lw the clef..,,.
that Magee bad a "diminished caPlclty"
the day ol the Incident. Dr. Clark
presented a detailed summary of
Magee'1 lile Lo Ibo jury indlldiog bis tm-
pri.!ooomeot in Loulalaoa Slate Peult&
liary at tile age ol 1& tor an alleged rape
of a white woman. Dr. Clart said tbe
baodllng of the case "was an !Di.gm!
part o( the pattun of Ildsm" U.t
Magee experienced.
Magee bimse1I deJorlhea the incld«lt
of Au.pf!t, 1970, u a ~" and
believes hO bid 1 lepl ml J)Otitjeol rtallt
to "revolt." Citing. a tf.S. SUpnme
COurt declstoo of !Mt that freed D
blacks wbo aelU!I -Spanish alave ablp m Ila wiy IA! 4meilca, Magee .,.,i.oa. i,.
II .om 1 lllve prilcm t.ba1 destroys or
.-II all lhlt la lonnatlve In life lllld
lee... 1-1 blacks with n o
al-live but to rebel or perbb,"
In the 184.l cue a lower court nJJtd
lhll the alive rebellion had beeo j"'tllled -lndlllllnl the slaying of whites -and
the SUpremo Court fir'<d.
MqM bu adopted the middle name =.-· In tribute to the leader of lbe
WHATBVEK THE OUTCOME Of' tbe
trial 1i1a,.. will go beck to prbon to
serve tbe remaining years of his iniUal
sentence, uuless b.ls persislence in seek4
Ina an evldeoUary bearing succeeds.
Sbould be be acqultted ot the charges
agaill.rt him tn the current tri11t, there is
the poalblllty lhlt an evldentlary bear-
ing would follow, the outcome of which Is
pure speculation.
To bring in a verdict or guilty the nine-man. three-woman jury must be con-
vinced btyood a reasonable doubt that
Judge Baley was slain by a sbotgwi blast
triuered by Magee or that Magee was,
ID fact, attempting to kidnap Judge
Raley and lhe other hostages for the
purpose of extortion. 1be original charge
ol C<01$Plracy was dropped following the
eCquittal ()f Miss Davis.
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LAS VEGAS, Nev, (AP) -A San\a.
h-tonlca chess master was upMt in the
National Open Chm Toomamenl'• llrst
round as 2343 players rrom six countries
began competlUon tor ts,000 ln prizes.
Toon1ament officlala said T I b o r
\Veinbtrger lost Monday to Larry Stnll.S8
o! Los Angeles when be tailed IA! finbh 50
moves in the two.hour time limit
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SACRAMENTO ~"';t'be
California Highway PiltOI ~
been chooen to coordinate a
statewide crackdown M. ~ fessional auto thieves,,,....,. "i
Backed by I gr8'11 11 .~.000 from the calllomla
Council on Criminal Justice,
the CHP will add 41 patrolmen
to its vehicle theft tuk force
and amass data from • operating systems In a central
Vehicle The It Inla!jna°'!!!
System. • • 1"
According Lo inJpeclOt B. R.
Smith, coon!inator of the pre>
jcc~ "VTIS will link the dala
bases of the Automated
M a n a g ement Informatioo
System (AMIS/, tbe caliloroia
Justice ln!OnDaUon System
(CJIS), and tbe SUiien Vehicle
System," the latter l w,o
operated by the Deportment of
Justice. 1
THE PROJECI' will be
operating at lull strength by
summer's end, Smith aakL .,
"We've been conductb}g
meetings statewldf! wltb law ,
enforcement officials and
criminal jus tice td-
minbtrators in an attempt &o
meet the needs of as many of
these agencies as ,posalble, ·~
Smith said.
The CHP bas come up with
$416,000 from lta ve!licle theft
fond Lo match the COCJ grant
oo a per<entage ba1s. 5m1lh
says he hOpes ibe ·program
wilt receive ad4lllonal ltmdiDg ~ wben the Jg.month lactlbll
phase b completed.
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be added.
I ' Plan Oppoaed
Capitol News 8tn'lce
SACRAMENTO -0i>
PQllUon to lhe plan of the State Division ol lllghwnyr to
excavate ntarly two nillllon
cubic yards of 1111terlal lrom
the Slcramento Rlvtt for em·
banlanent no for a nearby
ll!IP"IDt ol lnlel'IWIO I near
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Slaughter
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OOllOORD IAPl -Gordon
W1llon I> eampaiplnf to Wipe
out hll ~ N Ille IOW
truc:i: operator for C.lllomla
.c11 "Blood Alley," • 2.t-mlle
two-Jane stretch b e t w e e n
Plttaburg and con<ord.
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SACRA'.r.iJ:NTO -Wh<n
Bob Monagan i.n:. \la rul
estate and lnauranc~ "'bul1.ne11
In Tracy to -.. auemblyman In 1911. be Im·
medlal.JJ be<ame Identified
with the moderate , p~
gmsive "new look '' ln lhe
Legisla1ute.
ReadlJ 1 u tu ,. e
p,.edlete.r tor
(nete look) Re·
p11l>lleana In 1981.
NeW1meo tabbed I h e • e youne Republicans the "Young
Turks" and predicted a bright
future /or them. ••
INCLUDtj> WITII Mona~n were Willians T. Dagley of n
Ratatl and tiouston .
1'1oumoy oiCJm..iut.
llagl<S' is st 111 an
-blyman while Floomoy
has '*en twice elected at state
coo~ller, , , row. Monqan lea•es
Slcr11nenio for Washington
where he'll assume the post of
assistant secretarf of
Transportation '"' -ional .i lntergovemrnental
aftalrs. ~ • ..
BAGLEY STILL 'ls e)'ein& a
pPliUon iD the Wlxoe td·
mlnlstratloa whll<> 'alto "°"'
aiderlOf a earopilgn for state
cootroller if fkiurnoy runs for
governor ne.xt 11ar.
There are only e I g h t
aasemblfmen (lft addition to
Bagleyt ~ were In the
Aasen»fty when the "Young
Turk/: c .m e to the
Legljllture in '81 -Carlo•
Bee ()).Hayward), John L.E.
Collier (J\.South Paaadena),
Robert W. p~own
(1).-0o.idand), Pa~ l)av!J
()).Portola), John KnOw (l>.
Rlchmondl. Frank Lanterman
(R·lA Canada), Vlucen t
'l'bomu (D • San Pedro) and
Edwin L. Z'berg ( D •
Sacramento1.
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'nltn assemblymen but aow
ln the Stale Senate were aide
llradley (II.San J.,.), Lou
Cuunovicb (R-Van Nuy1}1 Joseph L. Kennlck CP.~
!leach). Millon Maru (IW!an
Yrandscol. James IL Mills
()).San Diego! Nlchol11 C.
Petris ()).Oakland) and Jack
Schrlde tR-San Diego/.
RALPH BR 0 W N (0.
Mod e.s I 0) WIS Aaembly
speaker, and Jess UllrUh (I).
Inglewood) was l1ll1lru( IO
A mangled blue Ford atollon
wagon alb In rm.I d hit OU·
lng station here. A bug~ sign
proclaims "Blood Alley Kills
lgalo. Pi<ase Wrile t be
Governor Before it Happens to
You."
move into leadership posltlont. TRAFFIC AT both ends of
He was chairman of tbe W1,11 the two-1aot "Blood Alley"
and Means Committet'. u,.1 T._... has t6 brake down from four·
Others In th Alltmbly with Opea Arm•
Monaran and now co~ A n 0 Ja\l'l"NI! rushes lane speed. 1 eressmen a"e Phil Burton (ll-"· ..,._ Wilson, who said 18 peop e
d T with .. ~r arms to-bave been kilted In bead-<n !'itn FrancUr.o~. Richar . rd ... , d Lt Col I fi Hanna ( O -F u U e r--t on ) , wa •w.o , · • collisions lhere n ve years,
Auiustus Hawkins ( o .. L 0 s Julius S. Jayroe, who is urging the state Ovl.sk>n of
Angele), Thomas M. Rees was released recently Highways to speed its
(0 · _ Loa Aneeles l. Jerome by North Vietnam as schedule for widening the
Waldie (0..Antloch ) 0 n d prisoner of war. Hus-stretch to six lanes. The pro-
Charles ,, Wil90h. c o. L 0 s band arrived at An-Ject ls scheduled to start in An~elesl'. · drews AFB, Maryland. __ 1975_. _______ ,
John Wllllams,oQ of,~------------------.1 Bakenfield ii n'ow ad'·11
mlnlstraUve offi<er ol the
Senate Ralea Committee, anol
Paw Lunirdl, loaeph c. Shell
and Gordon Winton are klb-
byi.!ts.
A10NAGAN WAS a leader
from lbe ·~· He se~ed oa such committees as ~~
and insurance, Water. Educa-
Uoo and Public Utilities and
Corporations until elected by
Republicans to serve a 1
minority leader in 196.s. He re-
tained that post until his
Washington appointment ex-
cept for two years. '69-'70,
when he was speaker of the
lower hoosd.
Monagan. now 52, didn't
beUeve he had anywhere else
to go.
He said he was "tired of the
routine" in Sacramento and
d1dn't want to remain in lbe
lower house "forever."
I See by T00ay's
Want Ads
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a 1958 Oievy housiecar for
sa1e. II has a new engine
and lransmlli!..ion.
./ BLIMEY, you'll love 1h1•se
Australian Shepherd pup!-!.
They are registered lllld
are Tris & Blues.
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Try Sattirday's News Quiz g o v e r n o r or lieutenant
governor, Monagan assessed
the situation and admitted be
"dldn't th.ink the Republican! -'
were going to do well in l97V We Qare You
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$21 Million Awaiting Heirs
,u, ..........
Scar Prod11.eer
Actress Liv IJllman l3
greelejl by -producer
Rolja Hunt ... at world
p..,mlA>re of their new
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SACJIAMENTO -Nol all
the _,., bete belongs to the
stall. Some could he youn -
ff your name is Diachenko,
MoQowltz. Wiiliama or
,arweU, or just aOOui any of
the aames that could be lilted
in 3SO,OOO files .
Stltc 'Controller Houston J.
F1oum>J Is holdiog aome 121
m11llon in unclaimed ostai.s
aod abandooed property ror
tbe rightfuJ owners. ln some
installcel. tbe name of an heir
ts known but he or she can't
be located. and in IOOle cuea:
no heirs are known -but that
doesn 't mean they don't e:iust.
TllE fU,<St estate o! the
late l)SonyslUJ Olacbento or
San FranciBco and Jhe 142.111
estate • of Louis Moskowitz
were among !be $1 .1 m1llion
worth of unclaimed estates
and abandoned property.
AJso Included in the transrer
were Ute $21,490 estate of the
late Jack N. WUl!arns ol Los
Aageleti $20.365 from the
e!ltate or Robert Comeliu!I
Farwell of Los Angeles and
$10,537 from lhe estate of
Myrtle Jvy Tibbetts of
Sacramento.
ESTATES TOTALING Jes·
aer amounts were received
Best
Idea
Since
Shopping
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Carts
rr0m nearty e\'er)' eouoly ln
the llale.
Ro11dv<ly r ... of lhe ~ ..
aro distributed lo heln, once
they ..,.. rransrcrrect to ~
It.lie for ufcbepi.ng. In 1.971~
72. for eumiMt. aome )1.4
mllllon was received b)I the
state and clairru; paid out
totaled MIS,66&. The same
Some of I II• I
tttOftf!B dldd l>to v•••r•.
)'ear '774.281 in accumulated
unclaimed I u n d s were
trans!em:d to the state"s
g<neral Jund .
The inillal search r o r
righUul heirs is con<mcted in
the county or the deceased. 1r
nooe Is located within a
year, the estate ls turned over
to the controller'• orn~ and if
no claim is submitted within
rive years, the estate 1s
escheeted to the state.
USTS or e!ltates a r e
available to the public, but
once the fund.• are turned over
to the state, there l.s no officlaJ
"search" for heirs. although
they still can come forward to
push their claim.
Clalm;s of $1 ,000 or le!! can
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be paid diroclly lo riCl>Uul
bdn, bal clllm$ for Hiatt>
·-$1,llO """' be --bf the ~ cowl-
'""' -cl Uod41JM! Pnlp<rty abo .-.. -
dooed proJl"r1)' fnllll --poralioos. banu ...i tavlnp
and Joan ;wodatm. Under
the Unclaimed Prvptrty ).ow.
holdr:rs of uncla.1med or absn-
doned property, aucl\ .. -
deposits. life inlurlhce pro.
ceeds, diYMie.ndl., S t 0 C k
certificates or contents of 141fe
deposit boxes. muse re-port
periodically aod deliver such
items to the controller's olfice
after notice lw been maUed
to the owner'• last known ad·
dress and published.
THERE JS no funit on
reclaiming Ibis property. Any
owners who appear are en·
tilled to a refuod. less an ad-
ministrative charge.
Water Chief
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Ray
Badger, a Rancho Santa Fe
agricultural contractor, i8 the
DfW chairman of the San
Diego Water Authority, He
was elected to replace Fred
Heilbron. who died a f l e r
holding the post since 1944.
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lat2x, au!~
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• '61JJJO of yaw cflob Of fabric
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o1 the carou.ei .Court during photDgraphs .. tllO 1oc'al _potn1 hoocind clutlni t1iO "5CllA
Spotlighti Los Alam#ds
their t b re e days of of Ill dtspla7 °19-ricing inettwUh a race ~111\ed In Its
performances. ponpl>emalil. ....... l)ellfts ... be!i/( work·
In keeping with the Wizard llarnw rldng bepn 111 IJ>. ed·Ollt tor A'80dellOil Board . pete ••-•-··'·tee! null 56<!lgbt season In Qranae OIAlnDan Joseph llartsteln of Oz w~•• a •w-County Saturday, March 10 at on d Aaodatlon President
yellow brlcl: road will be In ·"--' u--" Cro --•--•-evldellce at the various Plaza Loo """"'tos rsce coune ~ww we to ,._ w~
enlrllllCeJ, all of the yellow under the auspkes of the nlng .,._,1a11ons In the Wll>
the top ~ the eacalal<r •:_-Soo_them __ ea_u_forn_1a_llaclng __ ..,_·•_Ctrcle __ · ---_,
In theCarOuael Court where at,---------------.. the top thet.Jcaiator ...
Wb:ard ·ol 0. lletllnlbal beei ,
provided u · bectFOlllld to the
Hip Squeek PupPot Theatre.
The Wizard o f OJ
characters -Tin M a o .
scarecrow and Lion allO will .
be on hand at th!1 spot each
day. .
In addition to lhll birthday
tun, the merchants of South
Coast Plua have j o I n e d
together In merchandising for
the anniversary celebration.
The anniversary sale ls also
three daya, ending Salm:\!!:
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'Law Day'
DIAMOND·s
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Nixon said the theme of
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Your Coorll -All1llt
JusUce."
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§ largest rnanuflOturw of qual mens clothing §
§ 1t11 again seleCted our storM for this Very'· = = Important event. tl•rt'• brand new fastilOn ii ltYllffll tor you, AND unpreelaented aavlngs.
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s75 Coats ............ 37 .50
sso Coats ........... 40.00
585 Coats ........... 42.50
595 Coats ........... 47.50
s90 Suits ............ 45.00
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sAN JlllGO (AP) -Tiie they do • ....,, """""' 11\0
"M'' Oft --.... -i.. .u..r ~ts '!Ill PC! --·tw~!MMcllys. and the --·Ju1'I
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• "!!'• lieoonlo • -"""' lo the IA<tivl4Ual pror.;.;.i"S ~~I ,r'°~ ~~ =-=='"'Ills 1ectum1 ~ r.r.mnr tO,u.; Jroldnll WhY does Pro!. '(errell talil> ·~ f1I' S\ull!!lll With dogs. Pablo IO school! I~ MeCULLY, "lgueolt'ibecaµaelenjoy
~ of tbe Asloclated blscoinpany,"be~d.
' ~~· ~ her con· 14 · , I f_ 'y~ r.lm . nAiiioil s ~ . /.,.,..
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T~,: . .-!ate jltOfesoot of . • , ~idmct: · n.r~ 1··· i!ts -~~·~ ~ UJ.j:1lM1
~ "A.loto!tbeeekldo-Uve .-, RENO, Nev. (UPI) -The
ljl their vans or~ In ~ !"llfflar. "NeedleJ1' rode sp~
_.-tn;ents JV!lere. •tl>eYi <.ll!"f Oii the northern end of lia.,~ dogs IocliM .P all Pyramid Lake are now off , f1 " • · limlla. to non-lndlans. · l'.l'U . i~lt' 'Jfilsh !Bw · The pYnmld Lake Indiaos ' lfhlili ~blblta·llllowing· dogs said they would enforce t~e
to-n11111 ~ setcloni·-.n-.ben <JI picnickers, ellll~ • · lon:ed 00 !he cunP\lll, ~t B!ld grollld writers to prevenl ~ •when aomebody · CO!ilplaliis'.' 1 littitlng and defacing of U1e
" , »uJ Jim Ca'rtut-b,r1, ipW., 1
~of Allee Center, ~a)'ll THEY ALSO said they
dogs h•ve' .. auled substantial feared pooalble d"'i problems
d$l!&K1> lo,~~tlng inside the created by visitors.
stMentlcenta-.' · · ·The "Needles" tall spires of
In classrooms, says Mlss.1 rocko with hot 'springs at the
McCully, most of the s~· 'base, are located on the
1 dogs are quiet and even "lf ~d,Lake Reservation.
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51.nger hH a UW<!'1hld9'1ri P'!ftOI'. W•"lil"PPIY an allowance on your usedAewlng"*""'-toward '&t'rf rif1#
sewing machine youl)uyat Singer
A Credit Plan to f~ y¢ur buOgel ls avallabli at Singe
Sewing CentOOI. Many approved delilera aloo Oller at·
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the Am«lcan LePJn, one
from ead> of the WI f°" wan. Ao • bugler _,... !tun
amldlt lhe plekeltl and blew
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llepped f9<Watd lltrlO -and plactd .. -for fllet of tole. Kippering 1a I u 1 t d
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and ........... tlnmod In
RevolotlooarJ w,, 18111 .....
to -out -bebllld Wln.,ed pike and -up I medley of Georse }I, O>llan
favorttu.
Kippering lhlll pinned -
my -Ibo Coqreaslaml Modal of Hallbul and read I
prtaldenllal c 11 a 11 o • ...,..
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ol broiled flounder •• gralln.
JOU, too, can become a
llUPl'lllltrlol.
"Y' 11111 now II lhe Ume for
111 good aeafood loven to
oome ·lo lhe aid of their price
commllllon, you don't find me
~ lhe slad:en. ·
My motto II : •All< not what
tunafilh salad can do for you
but whit almon croquettes
can do for your country,"
IN lllSPONSE to I h e
Prelldeot'a ldmooltloo, I beat
It •-to Kfl>perq's Fiib .!r O>eeae Miubt to atrib a
blow for .-Jc llablllty. It
WU I movinl tiperimce.
On lhe n1I lhove lhe
.... 1er ..... lhe speckled
-,.... dl!played, Klp-porlng oncted a gl1nl
American nag cou_.i of
red horrllll •. blue gl1la and
white cnpple.
Alln polled abool I h e
premlH:I were placards bear-
ing 1 u c h public-spirited
slogans u 1'God Bles1 A
Mackert!" and "Haddock -
Love it or Leave It"
IN THE llACKGROVND, I
Muzak machlnl WU plaYlnS
lhe llartne -.. ~ "Thll Is My Codlllh" and lhe
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~3~1~ I ~&M!~~~E ~ Mall Lewi -~7717 o, .... -637-fift
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thing going
Cobl)les.
n.,,.•, Mfft•tJ.lnv .,.,.., rinfy 9oirtt u here ... Co"i•• little Jow-•..i co•u•I. Th• l•shlM-pockad 11-lw llwln9 It up ud loving ttl
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-lull, and--1,GllO penm\I clYinC ev0ry moadi, Mexico City Is ~ to verUca1 gnves.
Bodl<s are being stacked up ~mes 10 deep In the
space taken up by a slogle olcl-l'asbiohed grav•.
'l1Je city's l'lt1!I vertic:8I «metery opened recenlly' diargin~ about l600 I« a perpetual res1lng plaf:e-
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Casino Lounges ~bloViJ2~ .. .
Pooch Sa1'ed
Fireman . carries pup
to safety during blaze
In six·tMry building 1n
New York. lleocllen
carried out 'rl dop be-
lonidng to owner of
bulfding.
Shooting
Damages
Sought
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Damage claims t o t a I i n g
JSS0,000 ha~e ~ w~ in con-
' ~· !rilh Ille lhoollng. which wJJ,ct .1 J:ay .was a
mistake, of a black IS-year-<ild
athlete Jut December.
The clilms are if P,.lude to
law sulff. said bllck altorney
Nalhanlel S. OolJey.
'Ibey were oD file with the
city of Sacramento alter long
and lmpualoned cootroveny
dllrlnc wbidl lhe City Council.
under """""' of minority leaders authorized 1 citizen's
committee to lnvuUgate
police praclkts, parilcularly
U-In wbJdl minority -Pl ... Involved. The com.intllet
Is to l•bmlt ill l'e\'OID• J mendationa !iy June 15.
The viaim of ijle Dec. 3
shooting was R a y mo n d
Brewer, a star blgh school
• athlete. ,pQuce said Brewer
and two frlendJ wem mistaken
li>r a sbolgun-wlelding robba'1
gang tbat had been reported In
the area only minutes earlier.
LAS VEGAs (AP) -Las
.Y~gas callno lowige9, long-
Ume provlna ground !or aspir-
ing comedlznl a n d singers,
hive all but passed from the
scene.
The trend among major
hotels is to replace the
louna:es, which o n c e served
chiefty to Jure CU!t.omen into
the gambling establishments,
with revenue-producing gun-
Ing.
It.ms:
-'lllo :IOOoeat RIYiml Hotel
lounee where B a r b a r a
McNalr. Sbecky Greene and
Vlc Damone once held f<rlh is
JODI!, reoiaoed by .... blacl<-
jack ta~, ~ ~ machine$
and a con'fentkln dining room.
-The Sanlls JJotel'1 300-seat
Celebrity ~' 'lfbere
Johnny Tlliotllon llnce belted .
out country-weatern tunes. bU
been ouated by a keno lounge.
-'11\e Landmarl and Dese,rt
Inn hotel.9 dnipped lounges In
favor of ~ 1 variaUOJf of
bingo, and 1he Frontier teplao-
ed Ill· !MIO -aeal loUnP wllh
keno and a snu1.U lounge.
ONLY A llANDl'UL of
botell offer top-name eD-
tertalnment In lounges, and
1he ,....., alven for lhe
demlle of the rooms vary,
"ll waa economics primari-
ly," .. ,. Tony Zoppl of the
Rt.Ion.
'Ta~go'
Hailed . . ,.,
BQLOGNA. "1t•I1 (AP) ·
-A court thal declared ,
the film ''Last' Tango In ,
Parli" was not obetie.ne
alto wlunteend a capsule
crlf!que -"artistically exodlent. '1" ..
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''Salaries tor 'en.
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Ddftllh Remarks
Teoneosee state Sen.
Avon Williams made-
Wllal fellow lawmakers say ....,. Inappropriate
rematks aboul white
women. The black leg· tm.t6r ..,. he'• entlt·
led to "•ny views• on
wbite womsn or while
men that I want.'"
Car Pools
·Gain, but
Not Buses
LOS ANGELES (AP) -car
pools seem to be gaining in
popularity but bus rlcUng isn't,
downtown vllitor and com-
muter figures indicate.
City t r a f l I c department
surveys also lndlcated that by
1175. the number of vehicles
entering and leaving the
( ECOLOGY)
downtown area will equal the
previoos peak set in 1957
before the freeway loop that
allows through-trafflC to swing
around the business lllitrict.
, An IYetf'IC midweek day
sees 829,.584 vehicles come in
and out or the downtown area . e line to 6't'o"'
pAKLAND (AP\ -Bay
Alu Rapkl Transit trains wUI
start rwmtng from Oakland to
C«1aJrc1 YJIY %1, the, dlrecton
have announced.
With Ille ooel>lng <ii Ille new
line -the iblrd ol 1 o'll r in
BART'• total system -trains
wiD cover 1 tolal ol 5' miles
with %4 slatlool, the dir<cloT•
saJd. es~
SA~(AP)-Tbe
stale .~d lj)eJ1!I IIQ0.000 to -~ ,. mog r..-.c .. t
ll'aleal ..-sEr • bill proposed ll7"a Qda,VW. ~lot-.
blJ11)114 ~ p .
a 1'. oi. ~r-~~ lft. lilldoced 1 Ult bllI' -at ~ ~llag """" by Ooilbllng ~ to pttdlci b I g
1l'1lldupo lad lheo bead lbellt
oft ........ gency IJllUU""I·
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• aDd.-deane11fboammL•1
l Reegan made the oommenl
I ~ [ll'!ll<llllng a cerllllcat.
: ~Plfeclallon to th e : of the 100,lllltllh en-
: , la! Ucenae plate, Mr.
• ,. ml Mn. Ben Dor 0 r
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'l'bt -plata, which coal 125
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• 1 .. ~ted with virtuaUy any : . ...-.. m.• • •. g e the
:-· ~ wlahel. 1'J'e money,
·;. '1fl!/t$3m1Uion '°far, goes in-c. t II e 11at.c Environmental
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water In COllloml1'1 lakes and
streams Ullt swnmer, saya
the ailate Department of Waler -· S.OW levels on llfartb I, lllf
department reporled, tildlelfe
that ''Ille probabllit)r<if I good
waler supply t h l a f'8l' II
high."
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tloo Control dljlricl 11)'1 It
will ult lbe LesJslature to
pltJi 1 hl>1'i ID ltt autborlly to
ponl>h IJ>duolrlal polluters.
Tile di-..,, 1">ll!d on Iha!
....... alltt en 1cllon •aalnst
Eaoa Corp. !ailed. 'l'bt c:om-
P"Q1 alalmod lliil dlalrlct can<
dol lllWlte I lllle bellth and
lllely <ode -to 1-d.U penaltltl of VP to tlillO I
day aglll\!I oU rcllncrica and Oilier slaUonary pollutCn.
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Wrdl'ltsd.U March 14 1CJ73 DAIL V PILOT 2j
400 Relatives to Share $3 ........ Ilion Estate
llOUSl'ON (UPll -llope
Pleru Tartt died IJ yean ago
at lhe age ol 18. leavill8 l!lOSI
of her ""1rillioo e11&1e to
estabU.sh I ac:holanlllp firnd.
However. Mn. Tartt'1 wiO
dklll'l lndode three key de!llls
about ~ lbnd -Its purpose,
1ts bt.neliclarles and i t s
truateos.
ONE OF THE longest and
-proba.. bottles in Harri& COimlY hillory bas
resulted.
Probate Judge Pat Gregory
ruled 18.!f: month the estate
should be divided among "'°"'
tban 400 dlstallt relaUvt"S ~evtd to comprilo one of
the largest bdrsb.iPI ever
d'"lgnal<d In the Uolled
St1tt.1.
Mrs. Tartt was the daughter
of a prominent East Texas
family who&! M.arabaU home •
Magnojla Rall, is a blatorica.I
site. She Inherited lard In Har-
rison, Tarrant, Montgomery
aod Harris countie! from the
estate cl her maternal
grandfather, John Lee, an
Alabama cotton trader.
MU. T AR'IT made out a
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wW ill lt38 leaving lbe bulk ol
her fortune to a trust fund for
widMrs and lather! ... cblld·
rea, and 12D.OOO l1lr tchollr-
shlps for mtn at Rice UaJver-
aity and Southern Methodist
Unlvtrsity .
When sf1e died, another will
dated 1947 was dt..covered th.At
left most of ber esta te to
establish a ''scholarship fUnd
to be projected into the
future." But the will failed to
mention the charitabl e
purposes s.he included nine
years earlier.
County Judflo Bill Elliot rul·
ed the tt47 will was her legal
wlU.
TRE CASE wns tnmslemd
three yea11 qo to Gregory's
oourl. Ho rul<d that because
!N!Verat kry clements were
mi!sing lrom the 1947 will, the
trust was invalid.
Gregory ordered lbe estate
dlsc:ributed anlOllg M r s •
Tartrs relatives according to
an lnherttanee f o r m u 1 a
estabiished by state law.
So the court began tracing
Mn. Tarlt's family tree back
to the early l800s in an al·
ternpt to find tht nearell
relaUves.
TIIE COURT found W
paternal btlrs -Mn . Tartl'1
father's grea~ a n.d
areat-nepbew11. The nearest
relaUves the court found on
her maternal side were dlstanl
third COU!ins -!Kllllt 400
grandchildren of M"'. Tarn's
GtandparenLs· brothers wxl
sisters.
Grel()ry ruled Jan. 7t 1be
estate should be divided
among the distant relaliv5.
Numerous appeals were riltd
by attorney, representing the
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various groups ol relanvt!
The attorneys said the case
t:ould :>lay 111 lhe appcllale
courls tv;o to fl\e 1nore years
al 8 cost or thousallds or tax ,.
dollars befor~ the matW 1s
J'e..'IOlVed •
1)18TAN1' relalives Of Mi's .
Tartt hnve con1e fron1 as tor
<1way alS Minnesota in en at·
lt'tnpt to prove their llMlsip,
SolM presonted t. m 11 y
Bibles daun• to the Ci'vll Wu,
photos of famil1 gravtstones
and olher l'DenlOtabUia llilking
the Q)Odecn dv relatives wjtb
Mrs. 1"artt'.s .ancestors.
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lff•slcal Special
Lou.ron Bac:tll throws her>ell Into a diiCOthc4ue
productioo number ol ''But. Alive" as she ~reates
her Tony award·winning role in lb• special televi-
1100 ol the Broadway musicaJ '4Applause,'' airing
Than;day night at 9 o'clock on Ch3llnel 2.
~ew Camera Speeds lJp
Cove rage of TV News
BJ JAY SHARBtrrr
NIW YOHK (A PJ -CBS
r:aQ1 t1 a "mini-cam." NBC
alhl il a PCP 90, By any
--.. tt's n revolullonRry new
1V tamer"J tharll quicken lhc
*-11 bnsk ••« or ldlftaon Dews coverage.
a •udy Is in use or
!lldfttr1cd (or use in the news
.... tmeab GI \be 10 CBS and ~ TV 1tatlom ltl the
UI. Aid ~ art wati:hiug
""1 ardully to see hO'A' it
-out. "fttir camera, Ukc news film
cam&as. 91 carried by one man. UM film cameras. It can
be p1....,.i 11110 .. ternaJ pow-
er tOUtCeS or nm for two bours
oo • battery pack toted b)' ll'lt.-
amcraman.
8'lf thM'•...,,.,,. theefmil•ri-
ty end:j. The new camera c~n
send live transml&!'ions on a
small microwave antenna car·
rled on the cameraman 's
bac.kpa<:k, although. the s e
.
TV Em1ny
Nomin.atiori
Cards Out
HOU. YWOOD (AP 1 -Enr
my nominauon cards have
been mailed by the National
Academy of Television Arts
and Sciences to its member~
across the nation and around
the world.
I\ spokesman 1101d t h c
nominations ror television's
version or filn)lnnd 's Oscar
arc due by March 21. Ballot's
will be put in the mail to
men1bers during April. thr
spokesman said.
Ellgiblllty period for thr
awards this year Is March ll.
1972. lo Much 18, 1973.
The presentation \l.•ill for lhP n.rst time feature two separate
Emmy A\l.·ards pro~rams One
wiU honor l'ntrrtainment
acbie\lements. th1• other nr"·s
and dOOJmentary achle,·e-
ment1.
11le enterlalnlJ'lt'nl awards
will bf rrcsented ~lay 20 (roru•
Los AneeJes and \l.'lll be 1lttd
oo ABC-TV.
tr~nsmissions must be relayed
by lurger antennas to the
television studios:.
THE CA!\.IERA also can
record events on vtdeot.ape,
reducing by as 1nuch as one
half the time now needed to
develop and edit the rilm cur·
renlly used by TV nc,..·s teams
on most stories.
It'll allow more live
coverage of breaking storie!I
simply because it doesn't re-
quire the thick. heavy cables,
large crelA'S and huge, costJy
mobile units r-o~· used for on·
I.he-spot broadcasts.
11 's an amazing gi.zmo. but
only the first in a new breed of
portable. lightweight color TV
cameras; tven lighter and
smaller C'amer3s are In the
works from Japanese and
Cerman firmS.
The earner• used both by
NBC and rss was developed
at CBS' laboratorlrs in 1968.
CBS then licensed t h c
manufacturing righ ts to the
Phillps Broedcasllng Equip-
rncnt Corp .
IT FIR~I was used in CBS'
rover.Jae of lhe 1968 political
convtnl!on and on a regular
hasis 1n October last year by
\VCAU·TV. a CBS-Owned sta.
ll(•n in Philadelphia. Pa .
"~verybodv knew ii was the
11ay lo go:· says Tilomas
~tiller, president of lhe CBS
division running the netvoork"s
rive TV slations. "The ques·
tion was . ~·hE'n do you regular·
Jy USl' It"
•·\Ye ~ere Jusl testing it in
Philadelphia, but it worked so
well we moved the starting
datr up. \Ve'rt> using it nine
n1onth." quickrr than we an-
licioatcd. ··
NBC bt!g:.in regularly using
lhe ca1ncra last Dccen1bcr al
It~ company-owned station in
\Yash1n~ton, D.C-: both NBC
and CBS started futl·lime use
of the cameras at their sta-
ltons here on fo'cb. 23.
Although both net"' o r ks
"'rrc a"·are or th(' cantrra'~
polcntial in 1968. lh£'y delayt•d
r;ulling 11 into rutl-time usr
partly because they wanted 10
test 11 rurlher and partly j
bcc'aU!t' they "·ere "'aiting to
see what Jap::inesc and
German m11nul::ic1urcrs pro-
duced.
TV Appealing
Congress' Help Asked
WASHINGTON iAPI -The
Corpor1Jllon Cor Public Broad·
casting, having dropped some
of 11s best known public affairs
programs in a budgtt
sqUttJ.e, has de<-1ded to 1pptal
to Congreas ror mort money
than Presidtnt Ni1ton 11 sett·
"'te corpora~'• board of
directors finlshdd 1lkn11ng IS
mDllon for -I progr•"l'
ot Ila -tlnf Wedllesday, all' prM!n& IS.3 inU1loo to <upport
three currtnt terl6; and makt
pailtllble produclioo or loor .........
Cut from the schedule ""trt
Wllll•m F. Buckley Jr .. Bill
Moy"1'S, E:lliabetb D re w .
"\\las.hlngton Week In Review''
and "World !'ml.·· Pmld mt
HcnrY Loomis Mid the board
was ln "'the clMlie dlltmma
of havsna much II would Ilk•
"' flllld ar.s .... hW. "' llind 1t
present arguments to
Congress for increased f\Jn·
ding and a two-year autbori.za.·
lion. Nixon vetoed a two-year
authori7.a1 ion last yeM
The board said It wlU seek
legblalioo lo provide l60
nullion for fiscal year 1974 and
MO miUkwl for tbcaJ 1'75. 'J'ht
corporation ii now operatint
under temPort.ry ltgislalion
wh1cli allows it to spend nO
mort• thiin $35 mlDJon this
yl':i r. Nixon has budgeted f45
'ni\lloo for It ln lhe coming
yenr.
Key Role
llOLLYWOOD fUPJJ
H11Ty Carty Jr.1 1igned wl\h
prnducer Micha• Wa)'M for 1
tty role in "WedncsdA)' Mom-
Ins." otlrTill& Jolin Wo)'DI oad
G<oti• K<nnedy
Television Luring Movie Makers Bae
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLvWOOD (AP) -A
trend that of!en OOP" for the
quality ol telcvlllon pro-
gramming: mort and more
movie maken are turning to
TV.
During the put t w o
decadt:1, the pattern f o r
timl of waiting for movie
deals to matertallu ln an
evtt"1lriokiz>& marUt: ill·
stead, they have gone for tbe
steadier Income rrom spedals
and weekly series.
But there are creative cun-
sidtration• a.a well
dramaa.'' "Mawk" bu bom illlOlher bnr one -CID belp tbe
good rattt other. R«:.utly United Artbll
THE M0:."1' &UC<eil/urof the "Oor murn to TV wu not re-...ie...d hil film "Cold
TV·~Movie>to-TV creators prompted by ecooomtcs,u •Yt Turkey" wltb the ad line:
are Nornian Ltar and Bud Lear. "We came back 10 do "The man ~bo created Archie
Vorkl.11. Both ~1arted to early taped aboWI, and there ll no Bunker and Maude now gives
TV varh:ty sbows, then made great promise or blg money you Rev. Cla.yion Brook.II
such films as "Come Blow from them -untea they are tDlck Van Dyke)."
Your ltorn" and '"Divorce big hits. T •st eogag:cmenls drew blg-
Amerlcan Style•• "I came back becaute ol the ger rteelpl.5 than the first run
Three years ago, Yorkin and etti.temenl or dolng 10rne:lhlng two year• ago.
Lear returned to TV with new and dl!ferent with 'All In Anolher re t u r n e e to
forthcoaltnc "°""" UpOD a __.. .. 'l'bll -be
WU (Joe), C111 TV wUll tJle ...U·
received "1lte Wer o f
Cblldreo, 11 about No t t b t r n
ir<land.
"I believe In Utpln& a
~tr In TV," ,.y, llcbatler.
"lt 1 a tni1t1ke. to t.lt 1round
Wilting fW the pre90lll !Um
establ~I to come up with
10111<Jhing ball·WIY ln-
ieresun.a."
• cre1Uve talent was to get
started In lelevi61on and lben
"move up in c.lau" to feature
fUma. Only JllOle who couldn't
make it ln movies shifted
from Jllms to TV.
"Television h:is matured,"
says a producer--writer "You
no longer have 10 tum out the
woe bland pap, although
there is still plenty of It on the
alr. You're allowed more
aophisfjcaLion, both in comedy
shows and in lht lclnds or
issues you can lreat in
sensational results. T b e i r the Family.' Bud came back televblon ii Oeorge Scbae:Cer, ----~----
series, "AU in rhe Family" for the same reason with 'San· whote Hallmark speciall won Kids Like To
and "Sanford and Son," scored ford and Son.' " scorf;S of awards. He turned to
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Mexico City Rivals Los
By n.. AHodaled Proto
llloalco Clly -ooco mown as "tile ·
reglm bl tile most 1r1111pareol air" ls cboklnc <m anog. SOme call h IDOlhor
Los An(d... •
1be paraU.IJ of air poUulloo in the lwo
metropolitan areas are many, and their
problems tn coot.rollina the noxloua
fume1 ire much the same. Tbert. are
subltantlal dilfel"f!OCeS, too,
Wblle Mwco City i. 1 ... 1ec1 at a lolly
altitude of 7.!41 feet and Loo Angeles al a
coastal !40 feel, both Ue in basins where
atmospheric lnverslons trap the polluted
air rising from the aurfa«.
EXCEPT ON l\AJ\E CLEAR days, 1
blanket or 1mog obscures the !iiow~P"
Beroi~s Kiss
pod YOlcanoel IUl'TOUlldinc the Me.dean
capltAI. 'Ille mountains ringing Los
Angelol are ooly oocaalooally clearly
vlaible.
Mexico City bas a population of eight
millllon, Los Angeles ()owuy, ,.,.,,
millloo.
The \automobile is Ute major villain In
both cities. Mexican authorities blame 70
percent ot their poUuUoa on cars while In
Los AJiaeles motor vebicles accowit !or
90 percent.
There are 4.5 mU1Jon cars in sprawling
Ula Angeles County Md 960,000 in more
compact Mealco City.
MEXJCO CITY HAS ONE of the
world's most modem subway sy~terru.
Uf'I T...,._te
Kristine Whitlock, 8, gives her brother Brand, one
of two she rescued from their burning Evandale,
Ohio borne, a big buss. Local volunteer firemen
awarded the youngster a beroiJ;m plaque. Making
her act.Jons on Jan. 6 even more noteworthy, Kris-
tine is deaf.
$300,000 to Nix on
Clean, bright orange trams speed alooa
26 mlla of the three-line .system on rut>.
bet tlrea that gjve pa.ssenger:s a smoolb..
qulet ride.
1be city al9o bas BD old trolley s)iltt.ln
thlt authorities rettnll)' have promoted
by cleaning up and palntlng the cars.
Despite the avallabiUty ol these
f8C'Ultie1, the Envlronmental Depart·
ment of the Health Ministry e11tim1tes
that of the l? mJlllon individual trips
made daily in the F~eral District, only
L 75 million are oo noot'OOtaminating
means uf u·an~rt&U'Xl, such as the
si..bway and tr0lle)'S,
"II we want to clean the air we breathe
in thls beautiful city," says FranclJco
Vizcaino Murray, deputy minister of en·
PEIMAIEIT PRESS
''"""""' l<Mdo--'-14-''-1_97-'-J------=DAl=.l V:_:.:Pl::LO::T_..!%~7
• Ill Air· Pollution Angeles
vironmeolal lo1prG\"f.ment in ~lr:Ueo,
"It is vital that we require mllC'r: at·
tention to t h e coodldon of, o u r
automobUci •.. UWt we beg.in to use col·
lecliv~ transpO.rtahon."
EXCEPT FOR RUSES, Los Angeles is
~·itbout mass transponation. Its s1reet·
cars and inter-urban trains \'am.shed
many years ago Wldct Ult'-ooslaugh1 of
the automobile.
There have been many proposals in re--
cent years for new rapid transl! racililies
in Los Angeles -commuler trains,
subways, nlooorall -but none ha.s gotten
off the ground.
The Southern California Rapid Tran.lit
District only recentJy put into use a
special express lane for commuter buses
00 lhe San &nwdlno P' ...... y. '"""" buses tip along at 19 mUet an hour while
ordinary traffic crawl&. during rush
hours.
The hopt Ix tha peopl< will ride lhe u-
prtSI busts ntbr.r than drivt their c.arS
uuo lht dty. thereby cu1ung the
number ol polluUO<HpeWlllg veblcl" oo
the freeways.
CALIFORNIA'S REGIJlATIONS to
control the emlSSlOO of poUuwu.s from
automobiJe exhausts are the tllO$l. $lrln-
genl In lhe country, but there have
been demands tor an even harJber crackdown.
P,,,P.sals include guoline ratlooing . a
LU oa entW:iOns. priorities for buses aod
15-CU. FT. NO-FROST
AUTOMATIC
ICE MAKER
REFRIGERATOR-
FREEZER COMB.
rar pools on the lmw1ys, penaltloo foe
cari carrying onJy I.be driver, lbd ti::
qulnd <DllV<rs1'1n ol fleet fthld• ..
natural gal: or steam.
1be Lot Angeles County Air Polluil<m
Coot:rot Oi.st.ritt claims It has beet a.o--
omlul 1n rec1uc;na pollutlm emitted
from Industrial planlS.
Bui Mexico City b plaau«f by
pollutants discharged by c e m e n t •
pnroi<um and fertilizer plaota IDd
mining operations.
Regularioo& to C'Drry out the air poll~
tioo par1 of a Mex.lean anlk.'Ontamlnal.ioo
law went into effect last year.
lodustries can reeejve tax exemptiool
on anllpollulioo eqliipment oot produced
domestically. -------
THURS FRI SAT
MARCH 1) II• 17 1973
. ,
1r--... PllllAlllllT rass
Ambassador Tells BVYNOWAND
SAVE 30.0 0 *
Of Contribution
WASHINGTON (AP) -Dr.
Ruth Lewlll Farkas say1 her
poat11ectio.n contributions to
Preaklent Nllolis rHlectioo
campolgn bad nothing to do
With her appointment 1&'""1·
baaaador to Lunmbours,
Mn, Farkas told the Senate
Foreign RelaUons C<)jnmltt.e
Tueaday she and' h e r
millionaire husband, New
York department store owner
George Fart.as. prom Is e d
$300,000 to the Nixon cam-
paign "quite a bit before the
inauguraUon."
ANOTHER NOMINllE, V.
Jolm'Xrehblel, appointed am·
baaaador to Finland, said
Tuesday be gave '30,000 to
President Nlton's campaign
"in keeplD&" with what I have
been iJvlng over the yeera."
Mra. F41ku testified a\ her
eonflnna!loo bearln~ tho! sbe
and ber husband, decided lo
contribute a f t e r Prhldent
Nixon's vtslts to China and
MOflCOW last spring.
"Being pleased, we wanted
to do what we could to keep
him lD office," she said.
SEN. GALE McGee (!J.
Wyo .. ), presldlnq at the bear·
Ing, que.•lloned the nominee
about what be called the
"unusual timin'f" of gifts
totaling more than !200.000
reported for December, Jan-
uary and Febn.lary.
"II bad to do with lhe slo<k
market.•• she said· "Wt were
not liquid •I the time. We had
to sell lllocks."
She called the '300.000 a
"mlnfmnl amount." aaertin~
that she and he< husband,
launder of Alexander's depart-
ment store chain, have given
more than $3 million to
u nl vera.l ties, museums,
bospltau and other .......
SEN. CHARLES Percy (R-
DI.), .. Id David Abshire,
asslsta.nt aecretary of State,
in/onned Iba committee, In a
l<!Ur dated All(. 15 that Nlxoo
Intended to appoint Mrs.
Farlw, 16, ambassador to
Luxembourg -once the am-
bass ado r i a I post 0(
Democratic benefactor Pearl
Mesta.
Mrs. Farkas said she heard
of her possible appointment
"ln August or just before" and
did not know what held up the
appoinbnent until it wa~ an-
nounced Feb. 'l7.
The promised Political con·
lrlbutJoo. she! said, "bad
nothing to Clo wllh gelling an
ambassacklrship or not.••
MCGEE SAID the com-
miltee would keep the bearin'g
record Of)ell.
"There may be follow up
questions," be said .
Noting that the Nixon elec-
tion campaign rund had a
large surplus at the time the
latest F a r t a s gifts were
received. McGee safd:
"It's a little unuMI under
the ctrcumstances. tt's one of
the factors we'll want to aort
DUI."
City Image
,;'
Promp ts
T1·ansfer
BERKELEY (AP) -To
escape what tbey feel is the
city ol Berkeley'• "detrfmen.
ta! Image," trustees ot the
American BapUat Seminary
are moving their school to
Southern <Jalllomla, I faculty
spokesman say1.
TRE REV. Eldon Emsl said
the truatcea . vo&ed over the
we<kend to begin moving the
!0-l!udonl temlnary llarllng
ttU. summer to Co'llna, where
the church operata lllOlhu
seminary.
"It hu to do with the image
or Berk.eley In !Dllll1 parts of
tbe Wett," sakt Mr. Ernst,
who opposed the change. "An
Image which Is not alwayA
·correcUy scent bu& au Image •
W!!ICb • m•Jorlty of !be tru~ feel la ~ta!.:' .
BEllKELEY IN rtcenl
yHra bu be<n the site or
nam""°"' l\Udent demon•lr•-
llonJ. Including the "People's
Park" riolJ.
lq AprU, urn. 1 b re e
mtmbora of a radical •late .,,,.. elec\ed lo lbe oily coun-
el I.
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(&WI .m..irsrsJ
'lblro were llWl)' bunlles
aJoos Ille way -blggut being
liJnDer' Gov. Edmund G.
Brown ~ waa attorney ien<l-al • ~ inltllled
!be -Ila! who later cbang-
ed bis mllld and tried to buck
Uie i...,.. from bis job.
Whal Will it meu le<
CalllocnlaT
El PaJO must sell Us
bold!Jlp lo a group called AP·
CO, mad• up of Alaska
Interstate Co., Apco OU O>rp., !lull ID!mtate O>. and 'llp-
~'.°" Land and Explorallon
AfOO WILL build a new
line lo ..,.,,. California aod, In
Ibo llllerlm, El Paso muJt
mate some of Its pipeline
eapeclty nailable to the new
con1pan1 until tbe pipeline
ladlltles art buliL
~ Atty. Gen.. Evelle J .
Younger supported the
divestiture move. He wu
critbl of El Paao'• ~'!':
lie l8id the company ~~J a
·''po<r record'' for devel0}¥DI
new gas tuppliea.
• '""' &lpreme court action
.reduces El Paso11 g a a
reoelvesby--tlllld.
'l!>e dlve!llture cwld ...i
~---· J>owever, in !hat El Pl'!!> will
'have a ,..iuced tupply o!
natural ps to service Pacific
Ga& and Electric O>. in lhe ~ ond Soolllem Callfornil
.and Southern COunrlea Gas ;eompanies Jn the 0011th.
l IN ADDmON, llOulbm
l CaUfornta I EdD Co.~ San
lDi"o Gu and Electric Co.
<and the Los AIWele• Depart·
jmejll of Water aod Power
'mi&l>l bave lo pay more for
.... they .... Ill. lteam-
'g<neratlng -,.,, ...
Bennett belleveg. over the
•long baul, that the formaUoo
:at APCO could mean lower
!rates because there ia com-
:peUtlon for gas, oot recogniztS
•that the. ao-called .. energy
• criab may temper'' lht raU:
.problem.
llowml Bo)'d, El Paso's
•corporate di.airman, took a
~ phl1oooplllc ~L
: •1Tbe decision will not af-
: rect El Paeo11 prevtously an-
:~ _..ion programs ~aimed al developing new
.. energy suppiy aources, ·• Boyd ! said.
•
: "HOWEVER., JT will im·
pede reallzaUoo of tbe marl-
; m.... polenti8I kl oerve 35 ::J., needed kl serve 35
;watera ~~ inuru:::
;state&.
! ''This will be partlcuiariy
; true In the PocUlc Northwest
i: area, which ii exclusively ~dependent .... El Paso for it.
I gu supply. An lddltional sup-
' Her will not l/O added, oot a
dil&reol nw11gemenl will
' taU over a * C!OD'lpany to $ receive tile fragmenled part of
• the El Paso aystem." he said.
'=:~~~He~
" new company plans extensive
~ e~atioo for new reserves
in tbe llocl;f Mowitaina and
Caada.
John G. McMillan, preai·
• dent of the new firm, would
• not mmrnenl on the poulblJity
of tbe transfer oo gu rates in
Callfomla.
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100% HERCUl.Ofl Olfflll Pll£ Ill A TIGHT l.OOP .
WEAVE ABER THAT IESlSTS STAlllS :AllD WEAR.
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BEAUTY AND DURABILOY. EXCULEllT COi.OR PllJCO>
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NOW SALE PRICED ............ •
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100% HERCULON OLEAN Pll!E THATl!ESIS'IS
STAINS AND WEAR. BRIGl!T NEW COlORS TO
SELECT FROM . · · tqin'"4 t,.._,k tf .......,,, .. 1.c... w;i.i.,._ W. f« lti Ol6 fl..,.
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NOW SALE PRICm. __ 3V
COMPARABLE RETAIL _____ _$5.99
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Hustling
At Texas
WtdtltsdaJ, Marett lA, tm
POMPANO BEACH, Fii. -Alex
J«mloo. who has bad a reputatk>n as a
malblgem", II bulUlnil to show tile Texaa
llangm that he can regain the fonn he
hid ln. 11'10 wben be won the American
League batting champiooship.
Johnson, obtained from Cleveland, ar·
rived at the tra.irung camp of the
RaJJgen over the weekend and manager
Whijey He1T48 said he is planning to use
tbe Slugger u a demgnated hJtter.
"l prefer to play every day," Johnson
said, "because when you are playing
ev.ery day It help< kffp you mentally and
plgyidca11y aJtrt in every area.
Johnson saJd; "My image probably
isn't too good. 'nlat's a reflection upon
the inefficiency of t~ spor:t~ system, It's
dl!IU:ult to de!ebd youneU. But I get my
s~action from playing well . .q'hat's
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here to do."
Hiss Entered
INDIANAPOLIS -Three more cars
were entered Tuesday for the May 28 ln·
dlanapolls 500, with Mike Hi.8&1 last
year's Rookie of the Year in the· auto
racing claa.sJc, named as one of the
drivers.
Hiu, of Tustin, will have b1a chojoe of
two can owned by Don Gerhardt of
Fremo, powered by Drake-Offenbauser
engines.
uP1 T11t1111o1"
tee Braytm of Coldwater, Mich., who
triede the starting field for 200-milers at
Michigan and Milwaukee track!!, last
summer, will be driving an ElseMour
Special Coyote-Fon! which A.J. F~
dnwe Jn the 1m race.
Spi~er Dies
IN LA TONIGHT -Russia's Olga Korbut and her Soviet Olympic
teammates will be at the Los Angeles Sports Arena at 8 o'clock for a
gymnastics exhibition. Above Miss Korbut works out on tbe balance
beam. Below she's seen in the middle of her famed back flip off the
uneven parallel bars. ·
KNOXVILLE, 'l'enn. -Tennessee high
j111mper Tony Wilson died of mu1tiple sinaD brain hemorrhages, University
Hoepital reported Tuesday.
Wilson, who held the Southeastern ~~ high jump record with a leap iii 7 feel, 1 II Inches. died in the hospital
Jilooday alter be<'oming ill Sunday.
The Tennessee Student Health service
rel!O"led Tuosday that the bleeding waa
caused by a variety of meningitis not nortnal\Y, oontaglous. .
LA' .. Fo~ : VEnGt l!EA . -The i..q,, .1pri1;,
llodgm J!livo ll as a pl~leam.ln
the Mlind 11 this sp~ Is any· U..
dicatlodi'.~Y con depend Oil Iba blltlep
again Oilil seaaon. -. 1 1 1.
r ... -u-.-11ie !Jodtws' 1ap n ..
11•1'11111 pltdlerl hive yielded l\1.11 \wo ,
~iaJ pstoeo pilthed lour lnn!niJ Tuesdaf agalost the New York Mets giv-
ing up""" fU; !l'tl Loil'~M·l!i91<.: ~ • cxhlbl~ Ylctoey at st. P•il/l!IJ'. on · Joe Fel~\I plncb granll ·alam llilmer
.in the ninth wJth two out. -" 1
Osteen, · 1 1100,000 lelt-hander, along
with DDn SiJt!OJl, Andy Mweranlllb, Al
Downlrit .nd 'I'ocully Jobll l\aTe all been
eflect!Ve In their ~"!'If •pl'ing efforts.
Jolndield MO~ wlthollt a nm in
the opei!loJ 41'o 1liitngs be vlorked Tljes-
day u a Dodier "B" team defeated
~ontrepl here f.S.
Angels Icy
~DALE, Ariz. -There's no
need tlj:remlnd the Callfomlo Angels lltat
aJthou81! baseball i• well Into spring
trainlnj: It's officially winter for: anot¥r week.·.' '
Genentt , Manager Harry Daiton says
the thllii most concerning the Angels
rlght now ls the weather.
Olga Says Munich Efforts
Wouldn't Medal in 1976 ,,
California lost to Cleveland 3-0 at
Tucson 'TUeaday in a game sbortened to
'4 'Ii il'li!hiJ• by rlin that washe<l out. a ached~ .... ' meeting Tuesday night at
Phoenlt Wlth Arl1.ona State. Earlier the
AngelJ bad their spring opener rained out
and pl•y~ Sunday despite rain.
' Rapper Resigns
RICllllOND, Ve. -The latest spat
between the Amateur AlhleUc Union and
th• NatiooaJ Collegiate Athletic AS80Ci•·
tion has resulted in University of
Pittsburgh track coach Jim Banner
resigning as coach of the AAU track
squad that wlll ,meet the Russians In a
.ueet b.rl Frldlly night.
Banner resign~ as coilch of the U.S.
men's team 11Jesday at the urging of
Pitt.!lbUrgh athletic direct.or Cass
A1yslinski,
Banner's move ~e in the 'Wake of
NCAA threats that its member in-
stitutions involved in the meet would be
subject to probation and any un·
dergraduates enlered could lose their
ellgjbility.
Meanwhile. efforlJ: to break the
deadlock between lhe two organizations
f~l apart Tuesday night because or the
•ilalyielding, arbitrary" attitudes of the'
groups, said Rep. Peter Peyser. R-N.Y.
''I'm burned up with both these
lU'&•nizatlons,'' Peyser s a Id jn
WubJniton. '1111ey1re both trying to
~o)ld power bases on their own,"
Grae,bner Wins
CllARbESl'ON, W. Va . IAPl -Third-seeded ~ Craebner wore down West Germ>ny~I I li1ciler in U1e third !el
TUelday 1 lor a 7"6, S.7, 6--3 victory
and a In Wednesdoy's ,.millnat
loand of the fll,000 Natio1U1! Indoor Open
l<nnls dJamplonahlp.
Gneboer wW lace loi»eeded Roma·
nlan IUt Nuta9e, who defeated Pat
Cramer o1. South Alrl<a M. S.7, 7-6.
'Ille otter 1tm!Dnll maloh will pair
't JU8Q OIJl>m, a H. f.~ 7-5 wln-
ll"' o._ Ion Tlrlac of Romln!J, aod
~ ....... P~d<r of West ll<nn811)',
trllo Ulllft ..,.,., _.i..,od Ala \ j' f.I, f.I. >
Olga Kori.Jut. the tiny Soviet miss who
capliva1ec! livc{llnd tflevision audiences
v.·ith her f:old medal g y m n a s t i c s
performances at the 1972 Olyn1plc Games
in Munich, told this column that if she
could repeat the exc:e\Jence or tho~e ef-
forts at the '76 Olympics she probably
\Vouldn'l even get a n1ed:11.
That's how rnuch she believes '-''Or'lfl
GLENN WHIT£
WHITE
WASH
gyn111uslics will ln1prove bcfo1·e the 1971i
Carnes 1n Montreal. Although Miss
Korbut :;peaks son1e English, she gret'lt•d
reporters and kids fro1n Los AnKe>h•s'
Olga Korbul f'an club lhrough th~ words
pf an interpreter, except to say 1.t1ank
you. Tuesday at LA International
Airport.
The kids were all wearing Olga Korbut
T-shirts and they presented her with one
of the shirts.
1...t:K>king ahead, she fee ls she'll l1Uve to
work extremely hard nnd improve the
next three years Ir she is to 811cccssfu\Jy
defend lhe crowns she won in Munich.
And while she says she like!I a11 four
evenls -beom, uneven parallel bars,
vuull 11nct free exercise -thi~ bar~ ore
her rnvorite.
IGngs Tie Rival
' LOS ANGELES -Sllll slru'11!11ng lo
make the NaUohal Aockey ~Uague
plsyorrs, the,LQs Angeles Kinp ~turned
hon'c 10 host PiltJburgb tonigfft after n
quick one g<1me road trip lhat lert two
strettk.!i unbroken.
M1nne!Ma fought the \thalllng Kings t.o
a 2-2 tie Tue5day ni ght1 holding a ~J
that has aten Los Angele• unable to
d•l•al lh .. North Stars for inore 111An
three yeors and 17 games. J
Although m06t of the attention and
q11L'Stions wero ' directed from the news
n1edia only to Miss Korbut. her team
members did get in one voice of
unaniminity -, that bei[\g a big "da
1yt's).'' when asked if theY wanted to
visit Disneyland during !heir brief visit to
the Southland.
'fonl).!ht at the .. Sports Arena these f;in.
,t.isti c Russian athletes \Ylll go through
\l'hat were essentially their routines 1n
Munich when they dominated com·
petition. Anyonl! planning oo attending
the 8 o'clock shl>w who doesn't alread~
have tickets sbould call ahead to see if
anv are-Jett. Tbey ure priced at $7, $6. $5.
1'he Soviets have already been greeted
by enthusiastic crowds in li"ouston anrl
Ruffa lo and they recall the two sites in
An1erica that have most imrressed tht'm
lhus far: N'tagara Falls and NASA head-
qu~rters.
The girls hact a barnstormjng tour of
~n1a\I towns in the Soviet Union following
the Olympics In trdf!r lo personally greel
!.ht• people who 6Upported them. And in
furttter propaganda-Qrienled romment
through the interpreter, the gyrnn..'lsts
said they were aware or the wann im·
Jlression they generated In the U.S. and
wantl)d to come--here to perform as a
way of showing their thanks.
fl.1iss Korbut said she re<:eived an
nvalanchc of ran mail from throughout
the world after the Olympics and added
that tbP bulk of it can1e trom the USA.
The llusslan gymnasts -especially
Miss Korbut, who seems never to stQp
s1nillng -have probably beeome their
uatlnn's mo9t outstanding good wUJ
bearers. And that they h~ve come to tho
Southland to display their amazing
talt!nts l8 one of the year's great sports
bonuses.
* * * Someone Muggeated lMt Arlzon11 State
might try a $\all against UCLA 11tursday
night in the NCAA Western Regio!Ulll
basketball playo!fll.
FQcr&et it. Arizona State11 Iden or R
sl&U 11 lo Inbounds lll6 ball before
•hoOdlli·
I Ahd e:pe•klog-_ or Arbon• State, former
Weotminoler Hip ace Ed Baoe h1J
upped 1t11 pitching r to 4-0 !or ASU.
Having to,'. r~~ .. t5CL -
Doesn't AWe Are~ Ace
By HOW ARD L. HANDY
Of t1M 0.HJ P'Hlft ii.ff
"l will just go out there and play my
game. I'm not scared of them at all."
Mike COntreras, former Huntington
Beach High School basketball atar and
now a senior at Arizona State Uolversity
where be 1' the Sun Devils leading
soorer, made these comments by
telephone when asked bow be felt on tbe
eve of facing the nation's No. 1 college
learn -the UCLA Bruins.
The Sun Devils and Bruins tangle i.D
lhe second game ol .an NCAA }\egionil
doobleheader at Pauley Pavilion Thurs-
day night at 9il0.
How will the Sun Devils go about
playing tbe Bruins? •
"\Ve are going to run wilh them. We're
not going to try and slaU. The big th:Uig
we have to do is to cut down on the
mistakes we have made this year," says
Contreras.
Is this a Mission ImpoSsible trek for
the Sun Devils? Have they faced thls
!ype of pres.5Ure before?
''Right now we are peaking and playing
very well together. We don1t try to play a
ball control type or game. We like the
fast break.
"Remember. when we started the
Western Athletic Conference season, we
also weren't given much of a chance to
win." ·
. '
MIKE CONTRERAS
scorer this season· with ·a 16.4 average.
How will the , Sun Devils play the
Bruins when \bey are on defense? Will
Contreras he lacing Larry Hollyfield on
an individual basis?
"We11 be playing a man-to-man
defense to start the a;ame," he says.
"We'll pressure the guards about tJirre.
quarters of the court.
"1 hear I'm going to be playing against
I
Greg Lee with Jim owens usipled to
JlOllyfield." .
When Contreras and Ito 11 y 11 e I d ·
(Compton High) we,.. sun In blj!lj acbool ,
Ibey laced ..,,h other \)II •I Jea:n lwo oo-
castons· but M!kr-~~ •-mnelnbe{
much aboOt ~ coo""'1Ut!OP&-'1
"I did 111 rli)lt sgQ!n.!l Ill"! lbal
tUne >) he $8Vlli • -' ,. ' Mike gets lour tickets for Ille mnes al
UCLA ana ha• seven members 'Ofbls im-
mediate family with on 11t1e to atleod
the game.
"I guess they'll ha .. to draw atraws lo
decide who gets to go andithe' others will
have to watch it on televtSloo." ' '
Mike ha. a y0W1ger brother (Raul)
playing st Huntlngtoo ~acb as a j\Jnlor
this year. 1' he Influencing bjm lo attend
Arizona State? '
"It's his decision," Mike aays. '1 know
be likes it over here but be has a while to
decide."
The secondary education maj'or w1U
take an extra semester to coaip)ete his
college work before venturing forth in
the field as a prospective teacher and
coach.
"U I get a chance, l woUld like to try
professional blljketball," the 6-2, 185-
poo_nd lorward says. "f think I'm big
en<iUgh."
But right now his future is of llt.tie ~
cern. That is, all but the very immediate
future and a confrontation with the
undefeated and awesome UCLA Brulos.
l~owever, the Sun Devils went on to
post a UH WAC mark and cop the title
with a last second victory over Colorado
State University in which Contreras
played a leading role.
"£ was handling the ball at the time
and was suppoSed to take the Cinnl shot,"
he recalls. "They bad two or three guys
on me at the time and I went up to shoot
from about 15-20 feet out.
Lakers In Detroit -'
•
"When l was in the air, I saw our
center, _Ron Kennedy wide open under
the basket and I quickly changed my
mind and passed to him. He made it and
we won the game and the conference ti-
tle."
Wilt Bids for Record
When the Sun Devils use the fast
break, what part does Contreras play in
getting lhe ball downcourt?
NBA Shooting Average
"I'm mostly the middle man handling
the ball when we break. I'm u.sually an
!he sidelines and get the first pass after
it is cleared from under the basket. I
take it to-the guys in the rniddle."
Apparently he also gets down court
'vith Jightnjng speed and does his job as a
shooter as well.
Contreras is Arizona State's leading
Expensive Life
But Keino Now
Runs for Keino
PORTLAND, Ore. (AP} -"It's an ex·
pensive life and pro track gives the track
and £ield athlete the opportunity to cash
in on his talents. I don't care who I run
against or where. It's business.
Talking was Kip Keino, whose talents
\\'On him Olympic gold medals in )968
and 1972 but until this year allowed rum
to live no better than he could afford on
his Kenya policeman's salary.
On Feb. 4. Keino signed a professional
contract with the International Track
Association for a rumored $25,000.
"I used to nm £or Kenya ," saJd the 33-
rcar-old Olympian. "Now I run for Kip
Kcino. \Vith a good year I could make
$50,0()() to $60,000." I
Keino was in Portland Tuesday as acJ..
vance man for ITA's March 30 meet in
MemorjaJ Coliseum, in which he'll meet
Jim Ryun. among others, in the 1.500.
Keino, who won the 1,500 meters in
Mexico and the steeplechase in Munich,
believes pro status will be to the bet"'
Lerment, not the detriment o[ the sport.
'·It will encourage the athlete to go for
the record." he said, "I'll run for the full
swing." Track is now a full-time job for
him.
"The day I signed my pro contract was
the day that I quit my police work in
Kenya," he says. "Tbis is a business for
me now and that makes it a lot dilletent
than running has been for me before."
DETROIT (AP) -Their third straight
Pacific Division title in the bag, the Los
Angeles Lakers wind up a two-game road
trip against the Detroit Pistons t.onight,
readying for the playoffs and defense of
their Nattonal Basketball Association
crown.
Uis Angeles dispatched Buffalo (121-
1}2) Tuesday night to -maintain a IG-
game lead in-the-division with only nine
games left to play -five of them' in-
cluding tonii_ht's on the road.
Bidding to become the first player in
On TV Tonight
Clu11inel 5 •t 6
NBA history t.o have a shooting average
of over 70 percent for a· season, Wilt
Chamberlain hit IO of 12 from the fioor
and tied his season high with 2S poin(s
against the Braves.
Chamberlain also pulled in 23 rebounds
for the Lakers and tossed in five of seven
attempts from the free throw line.
Jerry West scored 23 points for Los
Angeles and Jim McMillian 22 as the
Lakers put six players in double figures.
Los Angeles led 32.-31 at the end of the
first period and 61-58 at the half as the
Braves stayed Close to the Lakers
through most of the first three perlOO,..
Finally the Lakers broke a 77-77
deadioCk. with just over fi ve rilinutes to
go in the thlrd quarter and by the time
the fourth quarter started were ahead 92-
85.
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McCord Wins at 118 Seaeliff
Gary McCord of Riverside kept his hot bole while hla oppooent toot a bogey five.
.streak alive Tuesday io the Western MCCqrd's victory at Ru O & ~ n g l O El
Tournament Goll Association winning the Seacllff was worth.f6,000. ..
weekly event In n •uddeJHfeath playoff McCord !\ad. rounds o( 74 Incl 70 \fhllo
with first round leader SteVe Cole. C0Jc1 whO wop '31CXXI, had 111·73.
McCord and Cole, ol Seattle, werio tled The two were the only playm tq even o~ even par 144 at the end of· regulation tie por wltb Rick Dive! o1 I.eguna
two round• before McCord llnally woo It , NICUel third at 14' two strokes back wlp-
with 81'1 even par on the second ·ptayoff·" nlog $2,0(IO. ,
Gail Goodrich. benched after getting
into foul trouble early, came back and
put In nine or his 13 points during the
fourth quarter spurt!' in which Los
Angeles led by up to 17 points.
Mel Counts also aided Laker scoring
with 15, tying his·llellSJn bmt, to help Los
Angeles win its third game in as many
meetings this season with Buffalo.
Bob Kaubnan of the Braves look game
scoring llonors with 28.
Los Angeles is 4-1 against Detroit, ~
eluding a Ul-117 rout last Sundal'•! the
Forum that was the Lakers1 tcp scoring
eUort this season -surpassing their
previous best of 140 aga1nst the same
Piston team.
The Lakers reW,O, home to host New
York_ Friday night.
Anteaters Win
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AtPepper~e
MALIBU -Ray Humphri" and Gary
Wheelock combined to pitch a two-hitter
and Rod Spence had three base tilts in
leading the UC Irvine baseball team to
its 11th victory of the sea.90n Tuesday
afternoon over host Pepperdinc College, 4-2. .
Humphries started on the mound and
worked the first seven frames, giving Up
both hits but no runs. Wheelock had con-
trol problems and walked three batters
in the eighth coupled with an en'Or to
give the Waves two unearned runs.
The Anteaters a,re now 11-6 for the
season with a doubleheader at home
against Cal State (Long Beach) Satur-
day.
UCI scored its first two runs in the
opening frame when Rich Molina Terry
Stupy and Jefl Malinoff walked lo loid
the bases with one out. Spence singled to
get Molina across and Jack Cl~elaod
had a sacrifice fly !or the other-
Pepperdlrte had the bases loaded with
two outs in the ninth but Wheelock got
the final man on a popup to third.
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COCOA, Fla. (AP! Leq IJulocbet •ay• hn usulllty doesn't mind gctlq
•l•pped w~h • fine or two -but not this
tlmo. The fiery manager of (jie HOllSton
AstN>S "'YI ~·u quit ba,.ball lll<l bail
tllo N•Uonal Leagun Into coorl before
he'll cough up '250 lo Qiµb Feeney.
Leo the L!p watchtd with ple&sure
Tue.day aa hfs,Aslrot dow!lild l!ciawn 4-3
In so exblbltloo gam•. Then t~e •mn•
twisted Into a sn11rl as be oJ>eIM:d tho
telcarom from th• National League
pMidcnl .
·11 told' lluhicliu lle'd --IZ<I for lnlorlerinl with hlJ team's
mecllng' wlthlln 'lo!IDer, execullw
director of lhe Major League BasebaD
P.layer1 ~llop. In Poll\PlllO Beach,
Fla., oft Mooilay.
"lt'J _payable the Ora\ ol the
lt'8!0D " filmed. ~a no
way l'il pay '( or let the HOltltoa club
pey ll I wll\ ttlllgn and lab lhem to
c..'OUl't. I can't M!l!I w'181iautbbrlt, he baa,"
btqldot~.
'Tm 'Madi I'm h<llt« than a $)2 '1!1lJ.
Before J pjly llits ~ I'll lllk lo 111J1 1(,
torney and Ce! legal advlee. But Ibo way
l reol rli)lt now, lberll's DD tll'f I'll P'll'
the fine.
"SolJlll>ocly wlll hive ID abow me In
black •1 '!lhlte thal Mr: Feeney can flne
•
me lar thts act. I don~ know wllfther ~
bas lbe pow•r or whether the-°"""
misslooor (Bowle Kuljft) doe.I, or~ In ba.,.bll!.
"U l wa~ """'B" be 1114, a 1!11 mm.
calmly, ''I'll pa.y' Ibo l2l0. If t w11
""""' I )'Ollltln't argue allout lt MO bit.
I've been fined m.liiy U11lt$ '1nce l'vt
been' In baseball and I've never """"
argued about a fine -heVVr ...,., I~
paid IL Tllat'1 thaL lli I'm """'8. l'ID
Wn>ng.
"In th1a pordctil• c;aoe, l tl!O!f l'nl)/ol
""'lti· I JUI! clon1 unde!Stand bow I Ola
get a 'fllre cold al not hl'9 •""""1 &4 l ldo or llte •""1 .. . " f
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CLAUDIA MAROSZ !LEFT!, JANICE JAHSEN COMPETI: FOii GAUCHOS
Jaycee Ba•eball
13-inning Win;
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GWC • m
Bucs, Gauchos Defeated
I
Golden West College escaped with a IJ.
lnning victory while Orange Cout and
saddleback llllffered ooe-ruo los5eS in JC
coft!emice baJeball play Tuesilay.
GWC's RUltlen upended visiting IA
l!arllor, %·1, lo win their initial S...thcm
Cd 'drtult gUM ,.We OCC'• Plralos
were falling lo invading Fullertoo, %·l.
And Saddlebacll: d1iopped an 11·11
decision to San.Ditlo •~ljtll Diego llillL
T6ny Cresd'a aulcide11~e • with the
~ loaded and ..,. oul acored Jdn
Macauley from third and gave Golden w ... tJts victory I<\ t1>e Uth. --.
The' Rustlen tfl!d the pme Iii the nilllll
when Mike Dodd doubled, weol lo tblnl
on a sacrtflce bunt ancJ acorecl on a play
at the plate wt_>oq the l!lMt !:A cakller
droppjld the ball.
MeiDwhile, Saddleback's St eve
WiUJams bit a three-rm limtr in tht-se-
cood and a twe>-nm nJUDdtripper to tie
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In 9 lnnings
1 -=--. .. 1 •••
Mlsllon Viejo ICOft!d three timel in the. t.-.. :.!. :.., .= • 1 ' 1
top of the ninlb to ed&e unlverslty i-1. Ed u. .., • • • ~~ ~ ~
while San Clemente was blasted 10-1 by WdM .... • • •• • 1-1 • ' Santa Ana in non-le.ague bucball actiaD • a. ...,. on
~~~ Beach ()OStpor)ed • 9Cbeduled ~ ~ 7 ~, l T ::: : 1 f i 1
g9.ttlil ' with Anny·Navy bf Oarlal»d dlli = ;:-: ; I : :, ~. : i ~ ~
tq. Wel growKls, and Will retebeDUle the ~· • 1 • • 1 o...... a .. t i •
gaiiie ror TbUndly at Lagun1 Beacfl. r Sp!"~ d ~ ~ : : :""'t."t. •., : ! : :
ld'.tirt Motfitt delivered tht game-~ ~.!'.. ~ ~ ~ : ~ , ~ : : :
niQ1 hit !or M1ssJOfl VJejo, a buel loadel4 --. • 1 • • • --.. • 1 1 • 1
In the ninth. Tbe Dilbloa eet up Ult :'::c! " : : : : :._ ': ~ ~ : ! r when Jlm ReJnok11 sir~ ....._ , 1 • • • ,._., ..,. 1 1 • •
ltendrlcbon walked ml Gary Xej J.: ~ : : : :
waJk!d . ~ ~ • .• •' •' •' ,_ three came around on Moftitt'1 """ ,....... ..... arr .._
I to center and an flTW on Lbe pla,J. • . 1 , ,, • "' .,_~ : ;
Plet by ~ UclCbneJ am Scott .. .,... • •• 14*-n u • M~ set up MlaD Viejo rum In the
•U If t
Wtdntsdlf Mvth 14 1973 OAJL'f' PILOT J
Gal Sp~·nters Running for Gauchos I
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B1 CRAIG 8lltiff
Of .. °"""' ..... llil4f
Soddlebock O>llege'I 11l1JetJ< deport·
-bas • rellrfet1on Cl! 1olig balr -but it .-Uy WU waived lot l"" spcinten.
'Iba nuon! -botll ore pis.
Qaudla M....,. of Mllsloo Viejo and
Janice Jansen of Tustin are the tint ttro
......., 1lllleltl to COD!jleta for Sad-
dleback slD<e the stale JC •thl•Uc
woclotlon recenUy bad the word molt
atJldeu from U. <Ode.
Both dalm they're not In II for the
1A1bllc:lty -.. bas been the .... with
some other JC leluDs with female
m<mhera.
Leckie Belts
Three Homers
For Marina
Shortstop Ken Leckie bad a perfect day
at the plate using an aluminum bal to
belt lbree home runs and drive ln aeven
marun lo lead Marina J!lgh School to a
~2, ali:·inning victory over host Rancho
Alamltoa Tueaday In a ·pme aborted by
darkness.
In other baseball action lnwlvhla
Orange Coa.i area SUDset Le8iue teems,
Newport H>rbor edged El Modena. S.%.
bcHod llOOtbpew Ernie Hool<; vlaillng
Weatm!nst<r stopped Foothill. 9-7: aad
HlDltington Beach lost, 7-6, to host Ken-
nedy.
At Rancho Alamitos, Alarina made ill
first victory in three atarta one to
remember. In addition lo Leckie'• three
homers, Dan Wells also had a roundtrip-
per with two mates aboard al the Vlk~
lngs scored aeven Umes .ln the fourth and
lldded el&bl more In the filth.
Newport•; Tars spotted El Modeaa 1
palr ot nms in the first on an error, a tri-
ple and a sacrlfke fly then come bock
with -in Iba rutll and a poll' in the
sixth.
"1bef" 'l&aUy been werking>l>ut for
1boUt· -....W," says --O>Ilec• ''"'* aod field coach Duane cal.G, ""111 they ... kind ol pobficity .. by. ~ bec>UJ< tb<y're !nseture in
theft own performances." f
'l1M two &)rls \Hnt to cain with the
primary -cf just working out, but both competed In the Gauchos' rqeet with
San Bemardlno last Friday. ClaOdla was
Iut la the 100 and Jaai<e trailed the field
1n the no.
Claudia wu active In Glris, Athletic
Asloclatloo ...... during high .thool and
port!dpoted In MU meets in the 191Hi1
and im.n ....... She's ai.o pmpeted
In flirts lntnmltrll butetbaO, ..ttWU. 1¥>Cb1. ...leyball, and l)'IDllUtlca ..
M1as1on Viejo Hieb.
Jaalce bas no previous orianlud
sports uperieoce, but wu """"""'ied
by blih -telcben lo -...... in ccmpetlUve lf)ottJ In coll<&• II Ibo ot>
portunlty came uP·
"Both m WO<klni out pl!malily for
the ...,dlIJonlN." nys Caln, •cldlnl that
both girls 10 lhr<Nlh llXllt ol the "'"'" drills . "They're pretty courageous 1o
sUck It oul, s1n.. !he _..... are
t b ... ~ pmeoce of the two IS.year old
gals hN not affected any ol Ibo other
members of the Seddleback t..., -
otbtr than the r11ct lhat the Dk-1' are '
motivaled more "None o( tNm waws 10
gel beat by tbc girls," tiYI Cllo. I
Both gals wlU have -hanl t1me tOn-~
ning any medal1 for the Oauc:hlll' "'11
season, but they're ba$1Cltly oul * ~
cxperlenet and tile condillonlna~
So far, Miss Maron., a M, 1St '
has clocked ti.• in the 100 will
Jansen. a 5-7, 110.poundlt bM not~ 1 12 seconds.
In other • or<b. they're dolnC whit
mlllioos of other 1irls ll't dolnC -cbu-
iog boys.
SeJll Kings Blanked First Inning
Deeter'sHomer AidsFV; Proves Fatal;
Ed~qn $tops Dana JI ills ~~r"~~~ ~:: ~.g
Steve Deeter ~lted a grand rlam home
run In ,the ftltb !nnlng lo bref up a pit·
oher'1 due\""" lead the Fooqtaill Valley
Barons to • ~l victory over f.oo Amigos
Tueadoy oner-. I -
Jn other action lnvolvlni Olaoge Coast
area eotranll in _ non-!eeJue action,
Edi-'•~ stopped Dina Hills, 5-
t, aod Corono del Mar was aaked, ~.
by bnst Gll'd<D Grove.
Deania Trusler, Joe V
lflllleld bad ....... 1 ...
the baaoa for the 8arooJ In filth and
set the stage for Deelor's blow.
Joe Mauler had been matchea in a
pitching duel prior to the blast. He scat·
tered rive hits over aeven innings, 1trock
out seven batters and didn't give up a
walk in his best performance ol. the cam·
paJga. The Loi Am!p _.. WBI Ull·
earned.
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snuffed out Costa Mesa High'• baaeball
tennt early 1'uesday evening aL Santa
Ana's Memorial Park as S&ddlebitck roll-
ed to a 6-2 non-league triumph.
1'he loss drops lhe Colla 'Mesa
Mustangs to • S-3-1 mark With LI\ Mlnld•
left Friday evening at CO.ta Meaa Park
(81 before Irvine Leogue bollllltl .. beglo
Tuesday.
Saddleback took advantage of a pelr of
single.s;""a double, a tripte and t,.'O ooatly
Mustangs errors in the fatal first Inning
to put Mesa down.
COOla MOSl'I only =ome in the sixth Inning wben Fri lluned
a free pass, but ... ' CID S&lft
Baume's flelcler'• cbolct. __ ,
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at the plat< got Batllne In and then Jobn
Brown doubled In Delany .
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"\l'>k<. Moot ot .. will >U'U clil1& 10
thc"bopc ofa par. take a chance tp
get it, .... thus -.. additional
shot m. the prooca.
Tbe sit111tion Shown In lbe iOustrt·
tioo ;, CypaL The player hu ~
lho gJml wilh'blt approa<h shot aad "°" tae<o a diliicult rocovcry. If Ile
""' -the ball i"" hardy Oii ~. green, bcjalt ;night recover hi.s per..
Bui if hc:llacb .-a fraction short,
he'll -be fclRed to aaamblo for tbe .~ ..
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The, sm8tt pbur"Nauld1>c to pitch safely onto the· green
and act~ for tile bogey or. with ll gQOd putt, a par.
Remember, it's relatively eaisTto come back from a
·bogey, but mere than tWd: as difficult to re-<:oup from a1it
ido~goy. 1 fi,o "rt"'""'·-·•,..
Ne.idhart Leading
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0-Fum bu tal<eft over
u Old Crow RDion clwJlplon
.. Sanla Aoa Country Club
all<r ddeltlng Dr. Ph II
Sheehan In oho clwnplomblp
ftnals tbla ~
Final round matcbes In the
51):69 and &Ml brackela have
notibeen completed. Lee Rlt-
ltr" and Bob Corfman will
111o:et In the younger age group
while Berl Smith and Sid
Biackbeanl are penclled In for
th"' llM!9 title.
Wllen the rain-="'1 ac-tion is finally co , the
three d.ivlsioo Utle hold s will
meet for the overall seniors
crown.
Meanwhile, president's cup
actlon conllnues with qu(lll-cymg rouruis to be completed
by saturday.
Costa Hua
Steve Ryan has thrown the
president's cup compeUUon up
for grabs this year by failing
to 4efen~ the title won a year
ago ·al Costa Mesa· Golf and
Country Club.
' Action in the tourname11t
49.t began ·this week With first ~·8 be ed ~:3 ~l.µrrn:~~ %ter ~u~t11 !:! one-'round per week'µnill wn-.=:: 'Clusion 0£ the £our fligAts.
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One of tbe main events of
the Je11r took place al Mission
Viejo Goll l!ld Country Club
over the past weekend when
the a n n u a I member-guest
tournament w .. slaged.
Prizes were awarded for
)lltlner's bOUer 'ball scores
8atunlay at>d aggregale
..,,... al both partners Sun·
day.
O<erall -were Dale Ward and bis guest Tom
Steel>son Ill Los Alamitos GoU
Club with a sc•m•of 206. otliers In the order or finjsh
Included Joe Kolom and Gonly
E1IJsoD (M>sa ·Verde CC) m,
Ton> Amen and Rick Barr
(8an Juan mns q!) 214, Jim
Lewter and Bob Leibe (Costa
Mesa) llJ, Pick Pickup and
Jack Klrbooc! .. (Hacienda)
21S. ' - 1
Ren Jcmles ~and Steve
Hallberg (Huntingtoii· Seacliff
CC) 217, Ro• Larson and
Waller Klemenc (iµIJ!<rial
Goll Club), iia .. and Bill
Luehrs and DOug Mco..\iald
(Alnndra Park GC) Zlll. •
SabJrday 10w gross wUJl:lers
were Mite Kendall arulsteve
Stevemon (Marine Mem!l'lal ,
El Toro) witli 74. Low~nel
went ·to Floyd Meguiar' and
Dave Flemlng (Los CO,..les
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That Cigareue Smoking.!~Po/'garoust4 Yo~r ltealth.
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St>.hlsmilh (Indian .Hills CC),
both wtth 64.
SUnday tow aro.ss honors
"'ent to two teanu ine1uding
Joe Oppenheimer and Llge
Thurman (Los Coyotes CC)
and Bill Randall and Russ
Beac (Los CoyotesJ1 each wlth
161 .
Low net winners Sunday
were Arnie Lee and Ray
Henderson (El Niguel CC) and
Gene Clark with Ray Hefferan
(Carlton Oalu CCI with US.
lm1te Coat
Richard Martinez. head pro
at Irvine Coast COuntry club,
fired rounds of' 7&-7S In !be
weekly WTGA tournament at · ·
Huntington Seacli!! this .... k.
A member-guest tournament
was staged t o d a y ('Wed-
nesday) wiLh :l30 players rac-
ing the 11 :30 shotgun ·start.
Sunday it'S the annual St.
Patrick's Day mixed foursome
tournament with C o u r t n e y
Owens as chairman.
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The monthly meeting and _
tournament date for the Foun·
tain Valley Mlle Sqoare Golt
Course men's club wa s staged
today with merptiers viewing
a golfmg film at the evening
banquet.
Try Saturday's News
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Two Coaches Selected
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JIM SWICK
Tars' Swick
To Compete
For UCLA
Newport Harbor High fool-
MarlJoo Anclch of SI. Paul
High and VlctDr CUccla o/ Loo
Angeles' Wilson High have
been named ro<08ches of the
mth for t h e 22nd an-
nual S h r l n e North-South
football game at the Los
Angeles Coliseum S u n d a y ,
Aug. 12.
Anclcb's tm teem won the
CtF Southern Section AMA im championship after being
CO<!bamplon wllb El Rancho
In IM8. Under Anclcb, St. Paul
hal dominaled lhe powuful
Angelus League, winning six
titles since he became coach
In 1961. ms overall record ls
93-23-5.
Cuccia bas been at Wilson
the peat 18 -~· and his team bas quaIUled foe lhe LA
City clwnp!Oll3hlp playoffs ,.
Northern !.<ague champion
three times.
Be bas developed numerous
noled players, lncludlng All-
America Ronnie Hull and
Mitch Oimkiclt of UCLA.
punter Emie Jones of USC
and more recently, Rick
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A gradUate of Cal Poly {San
Luls Obispo), Ancich played
fullback and was All.CCAA
three years. He has been
honored with the Distinguished
Service Award by the Whittler
Jaycees in 1968 and the Civic
~ward by lhe Whittier Knights
of C-Olumbua Council In 1970.
Cuccia was a center and
linebacker ln blr collegiate
career with St. Mary's and
Occidental. playing in three
post-season bowl g a m e s :
sugar &wl against Oklahoma.
Oil Bowl against Georgia Tech
and Raisin Bowl against
C-Olorado.
Collegiate,
Pro Scores
ball sLar Jim Swick has signed
a Jetter of intent with UCLA,
the DAILY P!Im has learn-
ed.
Swick, a 6-2, %»pounder
was an All-ClF, AU-Orange
County. All-Orange Coast area
aod All·Sunset League selec-
Ligh~weight All-suir
Hoop Teams Selected
tioo at linebacker for the t.iarlna. Hunllnglon Beach
Sailors last seaSOll . and Newport Harbor will be
He wa.<i ac)ivelv recruitc<I by the team to watch in future
a large nur(lber Of schools, ln· Sunset Le a g u e basketball
eluding nil of the Paciric Eight competition if the lightweight
teams, most of the Big-8 all·star teams arc any in·
trvon l(oskk IM•rlh11. Ed .nr11i'l
(W..tmlnsltTJ, Kevin Mad1011
fWnl••nJ, Fr•nt Vand#AA (Hl•porl
H•rt>or).
ICbools. and a number of other dlcslion.
n:i•)or universit ies. The two Hunu·nglon Beach •ac..t 1' .. "'· · ,._ l ·oo· Jiii'! Wtl'llltlll (Ml/Ill•). Ml~• s..Hn
111: ear y t ICAled a desire school$ and Newnr'>l'l l1arbor 1wutmlr••'-"> Y(lr!I Str•w l/\lfWP(>l't
lo m I ' 0 -1·r · d ~, .. ,.. HerbOl'I. 01vfo erod!f'MVI!' l"'ewOO•I re an in """ ' orn1a, an placed the majority of names H•rt!OI'\, Gw1:1• 011.,., lLoar.i). oarrowed the choice down lo on the junior v 8 r 8 I t y , M-•bk M•nnon -G • • n "--schools •-1 fl II Niu~ (t1vnl~ ~1. Mlk• u,,,...,. "" ore na Y irophomore and frosh -soph all~ •tuc111e tl.Mt•J. •II' J..,!'f \"""*"»
deciding on OCLA, where be star lists compl1ed by the . ._,.. ":f::1"::: •
wlll become a top linebacker league coaches. totwtll tw"tmlntt.rl. Co9k
candidate. The pJa.-. named wmt • <~1,..1, Fec1uc:1a 1NeWpOr.t H1rw1.
Swick was Newport's J""~ ~~~'.~ · • •
leading tackler this season and 'u"~C:. l!:""' .. ~Mc,~· · ~llltf.'~~· 11.,(Urit.8
also was uftd on offense •t 1uc-,.....,.., 11.W•>. 1twky c~1 "•'""'' •,_ ~~. .~
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IN NOtiU.l PMSENGb CA& use. DAM~QID Tm Will N
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!~I-Ted 'l)lroer'r Clsrr C boll.I followed Monday, and U
slrr:J' , ,Li~. was J40 llliles Class A speedsters begail Tai).
• ~y !hen lhe Cfaq . int TQesd~y. '
got Ubdei-way ,l,0001» Thirty minutes before tb,e
i 'the 'BU-mile 1\llami -to final stagge«d start, John .II.
•lego Bay yicbt race. Kilroy's n.foot 1lialos .n, from
mer, the worldoce8n rah-' Los Angeles 'radioed tbe race
champion fro!D AU&nta, committee that 11 was having
o ed.up a 30-mile lead In· his beadstay problems and receiv-
e ss as 1'.'o powerful 73-ed' permission to start a~
f®ters, Ondine and Bqc· proximately an hour late;
clneer, began dueling for the Lightnin, meanwhHe, had
Cte.ss A lead as they left turned the 'northern tip of
Miami. Eleuthera Island, steadily .Jp-
jhi ~venth biennial ban· creasing its margjn over
ditap race lured a record Oeet secmd place Poker Qllp.
c~38 boats. Six Class C boats At the time the ClaSS' B
, leader, Wally Ste~·· 4~
T• , fool sloop Aura otlt o;! aiu:tao,
al·adise' moved lo within 110 miles "of UgbtniD. And it was withlil 43
· 'miles of the last CWs C utry,
!J_ T'.J.•IJ.~ Live!~· Lady. JJ..IJ.l • illlL Approxia\ately, five miles -l:>ehlnd Aura ·as she ap-••
et Fri~y
Mordlta In Paradiso Is
tiUe of the program bot
ted by Aaron Funto al
B hill Corinthan Yacht Club's
" achtsm&Jils• llOWJd Ta~~
L ch<on" friday.
¥Dk , • mombu 'of BCYC
w hos spent por1ions or
-.cb<d Great SUrrup C.y were .C la IS B COlllj!Dders
Alethea end Bc0rl4!\t.
era! years in Mulco, 'lill A blllHibbon, panef o f
I< lthe stor:y ot bciw lUcbar\I •-'·-*ill _ ll>e ..rung B n and Elizabeth ~ll)llor '"""-,. __
di V"ed Piteho Vallarll! of 1lia ~ .,, .. D • 1
the 1ulmquent growth-ol Col>&resslol)al Clip 111al<h· rac-
aloya, the • ol <l><ir Ing wt 9U 1.ong ~ lhls e "Nigbl ol l!l<.!Juana.I• ~
talk will be , lllilslrated Held!Rc llJe ~·man pelJel
w' color pictures, taken wlll be llcnry l!. Mdcrwon Jr,,
heMre, duri~ and after the ...,..u._ dtte<lor ol lbe Nortb rl~)l l'Olfth aud development AmtrlOlll Yacht Racing Union oil~ Pu<rlo Vallarta and .aud 'rear aommodore or the
MliJllaloya. l'IOw Ybr~ Ya<\11 Club. He Is ~berl M. par;.,., ohainnan oiler•Uoi clllef tor th I!
ol ' monthly yacb~'s --which •d' lu he9ns, r<queit.s • • r 1 y mlnisterr Ill C&nadllm and
re aUont lor m<mbert and tlnll<!d stales 111lllog ...,.
g ts al lhe .Ckib o(Dce, li!ll petition,
de Ddve, C..rons dcl Tile Judi~ will be cbai'pd
M , 6'1M382. TJJt Q:lal hour wltb the luponslbllllJ ol 11>-
ls 11 :a In lbe O>iumbia terpret.Uon of match nctoi
R«ilo, a btlflel lunclleon al rula !or the 41 lni!i'14ual
IJ:IO and a quesUon and raceo Thursday, Friday and
,,..,.., perkld lollowina lhe Saturday. •
pro11am. Serving with .,,-f;
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Upte -~
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Five Clubs Vie ' .
Agaimt Balboa
* * *· A.ugelm'ans
,·To Avoid !t
-· • f Raee Boats1
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acrlpt !or a lortbcomlng book about bet-alleged
Lhree-year romance with Philippine President Fer·
dinand Marcos. Sbe say> tbe book contains many or
his p0litlcal plans.
"' t f~ Nixon May Vis~t
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!r. African Nations e·
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From \\'lrt ~k:n
Prtddtlt Nlxo• says he
would lib to visit Afrk:a dut·
Ing hi.. llqal lerm in nmco. • • Al"'. U he I... llJ<I'.<. Uie
President ,.Id, ho wocld he
sure lo pot Nigeria on his
itlnernry. ' 1
He mnde lhc comments ln
greeting foreign •, service of·
• .• ficers' wives at• White llouse
• -reception'. ll • J>llflleularly
lNDloo<d Niger1a to lht wile
ol 1 diplomat wbo had Ileen
stationed the~ ·-' * ~ :: S... Robftt P. Grilfln of
: ·• Michigan, the a11lstanl
,. Republic.an. leader, Umped inlo
" the Sena~. 1 vk:tim of his ef. ., fort lo knep physicaDyiiL
premier -provided Gold•
Meir resigns thi! year. He hu
launcl>ed a "Dayan f o r
PremM!r" campaign.
Md. Meir, 74. hiis threaten·
ed 14 ros!go •• but bor Labyr
party has Asked-her Ill/ ... , 'I"
until after-the fall elecUons.
* En Sotomon. 53 , a member
of Pres:ideot Nixon's Council
or E<Ooonlic 'Advisers, wlU
leave his post at the end of l1'e
month to return \0 teacbinl at
stanford University. ,
Solomon. nomlnale<I !Dr the
job by rf11.on almost two years
ago, sai4: "l go wit& mixed
reeling,s. U's been a lot of fun
here." ,
No SbcCeSSOr bas been·flSllt)-
ed. Th< COWlcil bas two other
members. '!: '·I do IOlne eretdael every
1: • morning •nd this momlng I . *
_ PEOPLE Rlchamnnd, Va. has ,.ver>!d U~~···.· ( _______ _.] A federal appeals court in
conspiracy and bribery con-
victions against former Tuu
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got a charley horse." he ex-
plaiued lo a reporter.
•·' Grlrrin added he planned to ,, I ph go to the Ca pito ysician 1F r, : office for treatment. ... * !': • Ade&e P'lttcller. a New York . •• • . . , ' • • ' • ...
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v.Tit.er who clialmed she wrole
most of Jeane Dboa'1
autobiography, ··My Life and
~,1' WU 1wanSecf S
percent of the royalties froqi
lht book.
Mlsa Fletcher won the ru~
rrom a federal COtJTl jury in a
New York 1Uit that ch.1rgcd
Mrs. Dixon. a famed mysiic.
took subolanUally all of Ille ~-•• manuscript w h i c h she
.:: . prepared and published ii
... tinder s n o t h e r <:&author's
oamt. . • v. Miu Fletcher's .altomey
said Miss Dtxon ''has tried to
; : use God as sbo has tried to
~· -, use pllople for her own finan-
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* l\fogk DlyM, lhe lsrae:li
defense minisler, is Tranaport
and Communlcat.ion ~flnlseer
Shimon J>e:res' choice for
.. .----------. : • Licenses
For Blind?
Rep. John Dowdy and left ll
up to the government to
decide whether he should face
11 new trial.
Le.ft standing by the 4th U.S.
Circuit Court of Appeals was
Dowdy'• omvictioo oa three·
counts cf perjury.
Dowdy, a Democrat, 'ff'as.
convicted in 1971 oo eight
COWJts of eonsplracy. t;inl>ery
and perjury ln coanectioo with
the Ol)ttation! cf a Maryland
ronstrucboo company uoder
investigation by v a r i o u 1
federal agencies.. He wu
sentenced to 11 months tn
prisina and fined 125.000.
* Navy Capt. Harry J..-is
di((trttlt alter eight years In a
North Vietnam pis:m camp,
his wife says .
Now he does pusbqpo and
!itllpS when he ge~ts ouf of bed
In the morning. ·
''He neYer did tblt be.(ore."
Marjorie Jenkh~ tOld a
reporter al Coronado.
* Rep. MnrlD Bl1QI ol lhe
Bronx declllred his tandldllcy
for tbe Oemocrallc mayoral
nomination in New York. He
bas received the Conservative pert.y··-· A loilnir pollte hero, Bilflll
said' tho -trallon of
Mnyor John V. Llnc!saJ, who 1
lut -1 1111••111<e1(1• Would
1101 -I -fWr-JHr term. shoold be lnvlllllpted.
Bl•Uf·..J>acame the eighth
: ~ f<>r tilt eomlllatloo. . . *
1 111~ ~a':"":.
lldnnb, -ml&si<mer ol the
fodotal Food and Drug
Administration, lo be aaalslant
-., I« heollh In the
1)qiartm<ol ol Health. Educa· u..i and Wellart.
l'ldwllds. ff, wit au<tttd
Dr. lokrftn K. DuVal Jr .. who
Rtip<d Doc. 1$
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O.parlmtnl ol Uouslnti and management pn>llleml. ""'' wt ... and _.i -of iD im. pri....,. -i • c 1 u d I• I llG -RlvlAJ tbe Jinn
Urbln Oovelop1lcol 1111 Down OVtmllll, law ., .. •bd l•l>or lht Nb<>M. * Boblmon ad Hager. sole :t to lie b ~ r
WW... D. P.nlos arorpid the troubles. A<lllolly, Mrl. NWla wu A supa1or court Nell'. bu A _.._,! -~~ ~ Ill
_.,.,, 11 an .. .,.rt on * bOm on Morell le. Bllt she decided In IJtlllb u..i 1.ri Son-,;::::~J'"~-~-~~-~~1~~~-;:;;:~-;;;:;~~;;;~·~·;r..,
federal Pr 0 8 r a m 1 for First Lady Pat N~o• ptl1ns pref en to. cel.cbrate oo Sti-ta Berbrn co m me r I 1 I FIRST CHURCH Of nn INlllll' f'll'lftlllt ·.,'',..,"
-bllllalloo of rwldown In· to ooebrau her 6Jsl Dtriltd•Y Pntrlck11 Doy. Jbbermoo can al 1'• eat lltLllltUIN .)loKML
ll<J' city ap1rtm<11la blllJdlngs. Saturday nighl w I l h .,,. * lhe!r UJopl calcb -oo\y 141 Mlr..,..r, Son Chmont• .:;;
Bui al the oame Umt perry Muoo migbl call ll they'll bave to sbar• ll with Presents a New CIUI ~· •.
PWl<inl, "'1o two yeon ago ( J "Tho case of the South Sea Ille olller lllmalel. ' -
went Into """"'1Uctlon after a PEOPLE Settler." M_. R. --=· "BASIC lllfAS Of SCIOICE Of MIND" care« aa 1 barber. luu betn RI Y m •Id 8-, t)lo and °"* u.,.., U. "'* 19 "-inn•-Wed-J, March 1 ... 1'7:l proaldlot< over 1 compl!Coted ..__ ______ _,_ AmerlcanactorwbD\iorln)'Od abllooe off tha M~ ...,. .,. . 7,30 ,M.
DDanc:laf diaal1tr involving lht dete¢>e In a lotlg-nmning CclUlllY Coast, [or which Jhey
IDl!IO '4 mllUon tn ltlro4up-terlainmtnt b,. ~P eountry tetevllfon a<rlts. sail tbat' he Wtre tried and c:onvictell last Evll"( WidMtday E-lng f« six ........ ~
...-...1 rWiabittlaU.O prolfllms W~ 1W' _,,. D1g&ard plaos lo mak<! Fifi bis month of chargea of !olony Tuitton: $15.00
The Defroll V... PrtM lb< Olbar!I~ Burr. who has Ii'/~ In Fiji delicacy lll<t!:•I mean!, Healing -119 Wednesday E...,lngt, 71oG P.fl. In Deb'OIL ;..,.w..,.per says. ll8d Ille youtliftl! J1>Ck .lj\llnltl, pmnanenl ~~"· cons~ ,. capture the •
reparled tbal • Perklm' six :I ~ ~ rrurl the oc-part.tJme since 19116 when he Judgli .8. lkoadus -Leslie 5. Ho,.,...ld, PHlot' • •
HUD projedl, lit in variou.J caJton, said dep.t(!_YI'_.,, _lbDu~g~h':I _!'N~ai~la~u~ba~ll~ta~nd~ . .'abDulJc>l'':I ~tenced~~eacli~~IO~IO~mon~U..~~ln~=================;;,'i',~
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Plus 5%, 5.75% or 6% Interest.
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io~t rates on lDsured saviDgs and
all loan aa:ounts.•
6 Certificate Acllount: Deposit
$5,000 or more. Tenn~:. 2 to 5 years.
5!15~ Certlfica~ Account: Deposit
$1.QOO Qt m<ire. Tenn: 1 year or more.
All interest is am1pounded daily.
Free ScrYices:Leave $1.000 or more
in your aa:ount and we'll give you free
travelers checks, money OCdj:IS, notary
service and trust deed note' rollection.
Other free services for aa:ounts of
any sire include: saYe·by·mail postage,
savings banks. Monthly Money Plan,
gift check holders and many more.
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amt>unt Add or withdraw any time. sr. current annual rate.
Sa~ "Califomia Federal, here I . . ' . . . .
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4TH ANNUAL CAREERS DAY
Orange Coall Coll-Aprll 12, 1973
Coma hear how notod'p..,feuloMJ•
can htlp ypu Wpe yOur caf'Hf.
NOW SAVE ON SATURDAYS -
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S.ttll'day Clfli•I clothes:
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Boµ Sues OVER 'ffiE COUNTER
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Bell Aerospace Division of Textron is testing its SES-IOOB &lrface Efle<t Ship,
which achieved a opeed of more than 70 knOO! during a run Oii !Ake _.,..
tnln near ~ Or!eall!. 'lbe 100 ton prototype of a ~.ooo toll operational -
lell is being tested for the U.S. Navy.
Labeling Rules Told
FDA Issues More Nutriiwmll·S~J,'
1000 . r.:·:-
LA•ELS
,... ... llnp(y" tllrouP WIOli.
ool0< of Davw thtl they -
lain ftull or veietable juice
would have lo stale that they
do not.
Modifying ... ol 111,,I"""""
regulations, the FDA Aid
nulrillonal laballng wlll be
mandatorJ when a food'•
cholesterol conteol Is lis!Od. A
similtr requirement wu in
the orl&lnor docwneol for
labeling of laity acldl.
Nutr!Honal labelJnc wlll be
volunllrJ 10< Ibo IDOll port
e.xcept when 1 food'• label or
advertlalng mallel mentloo ol
nnlrleoll, or ii • nulrlenl bu
been added.
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Operation
No-fault Bid
~posed
For State
ORDER
YOURS
TODAY I S~imp Farms
Lm Vegqa 'Ranch' Pl.anrwd . . '
:P•noiHlllaed • Stylhll • Efflclw
Ordlr l'OI' Youllolf ... 1 Frltn<t
May i.. usad oo anvolopH •• ..t.m addres• lolNlt. AJ.. Y"'Y handy as ldaotlflHtloa
lei..ls f., -kl119 ,......., 11 ........ c1i •• i..ou. ....... ""°'"' of~ Lab.lo stl<k .. 9J.u and ""'Y M u1ad for .,.'*1119 """'-........ , ..... 11-All lebelo ... ptl.i..I
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Ford Motor C.O. insisted Tue.
day thal it wW be unable to
.~t anUpollullon standards
riqulred r ... 1195 cars in spite
,.., "all good r.ith elloru" to
.~elop' the tcchnoloo. .
r~.i AJ'f'oval
&fA Unit. Seeks.·'-:! 'l'ord Vice President lletbert
• • "I ... ~ testi!ild ·~ "" • "ll n v l ronmental Pror.cllon
~y llefrlOJt ,thlll 1'91'<1
-I flllt mlllton oµ pollation ~logy' in 'lf?. ,,_
• iolng up,..uh an -to tllhe rtqulremenb.
Under\v.riting Bid
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l!R LA w, Jm rno4<I
mu.!t reduce carbon
and hyd"l<Orboo (.Ol~·••1 by 90 w .... t com-
'" to li'IO model!.
;'EPA Adptlnbtraio( 'William
Ruckel!baus. tuqied down a ...t by twlomat<ers for a
• ~year pollppoemenl ot lbc
~. &i the manulaclull!n wmt
cour1 and • leileral . Judge
ered EPA to bold· lleW
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f ')MISCll llMED'EPA ,,_. ~y to ""* ,inlerii\) ~rds ~cfl wauld retluce •utq
· "4'1inions by one-thlfd !tom ! ev~""llhoul Ibo ,... ol
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·5().Phla' annual charl\y ball ~urday, March 17, In A'h-ams Tnwn and• Country Ci'up, Orange. Pl'!'papng decoratipns are Mrs. Jam~. Okazaki (lltllJ!dlng) .ruip
11Mrs. Samuel Matlliio. •
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Hlnamal!ur1. representing
the traditional Japaneae Girls'
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Orang' County Sa tu rd ay,
March 17, in Abramr'Totm
and Counlry Club, Orange.
Girls' Day, also known as
the Festival of Dolls Day, falls on 'theo third day of March. It
)I a. day when au Japanese 1 ;,lit,!# qelebrate their birthdays (inil. dllplay lhelr collectlon of
opeC!iaf dolls.
'!be celebration la&t.s for
All~day Seminar
three dayv and dolls are placed bufret dinner and conclude
OD five abelves ln a special' with dancing to the music of
rocm1 1be .highest shelf isf the Alcantar Bros
reser+ed for the richly dressed' Assisting with plans are !he
eig~r and empr'sa dolls. Mmes. Jim Okauki. Roy A~dtng lo Mr.ii. Sa m Tanikawa , Jim ~1otokane. J1m
aiatsuo. decorations Yakura, Ken Doi , E Jc hi
cpainrian, table settings will Kobayashi and Ben Shimaiu.
he in with this custom . Master of ceremonies \{'ill
Proceed! again W\11 be given be llarry Nakamura, an active
to Services for the Blind, said ' member of the Japanese
Mrs. Gary Honda, general American Citize115 League.
chairman. Prov1dJna l!!ltert.lnment will
The black-tle-optlorial e'venl' be Mrs. Nancee N!Shime and
will begin at 7:30 p;nt with a Ml.ss Linda Elki.
Food ·for Talk
How Government Agencies
A!focl YO!'!' Buslnea is the
theme ol tho aeventh annual
Reetaurant Pd a ri a g em e n t
Seminar to tu. place Mon-
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A.irporter.
~1 by Orange
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Emi>b'.• , anclt of !he Food
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begin at 9 a.m.
Featured speake' will be
State Sen. DeMia E .
C~penter whose to_pic Is How
Sacramento Vle~~n.
ROCHELLE RO,ZUNKO
Engaged
Sweden's. Gr etiRg Wa rr m
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41oot -do not dllllb Amerloans -'-ol Ille Vietnam confllct.
-liq! aU Sqjloh Olmo uo x ... ttd and PQl:DOIJ'Ophlc. :..s~ lo not • c:oUn!ry ol
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Tha -·,,..,_Crom
IJPflll]a Ualnnlty. lo In tlla
United Statea for aljoul llx
moaths promOtini flla lqlema·
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He and bit wife, Iocrld. IOI! !Mir chtldren, Peter. 11, and
Wlh, 4, Uvtd In Coata Mea
during the first part ol their
¥!lit but now reside In Loog
Beach.
'Ibey receoUy beclme mem· ~ of the Anchor Lodi:e of
lh1t Vasa Order o, A.o)erfcii, a Scandinavlal\'Ame~an fam!IY
organliatlon that lneets locally
In Costa Melll.
VACATION .TOO
Their stay In America J1
both buslnest and l'<Cl'ellion
for the Agrens. Inarld. •
teacher of Swedish a n d
German in Uppsala, I 1
especially fortunate because
she is getting a vacation from
her work until they return to
• Sweden at the end ol April.
Foreign
Intrigue
Both St. Patrick and St.
Joseph will be honored
S u n d a y, March 18,
w h en Our Lady ol
Fatima parish bas a
tund-raismg dinner in
the parish ball, San Cle-
mente. The dinner, fea·
luring ham, w i 11 be
served from 12:30 to 7
p.m. and an array of
Italian pastries will top
off the menu. Chef
Alex Augspurg geta ad·
vice from t b e Rev.
Joseph Karp and Mrs.
Victor DeReuzls. Pro-
ceeds will be used to
purchase audio-visual
equlpment.
In traveling ac~s the
United Ststes promoting the
Uppsala summer s e 1 s I o n ,
Aaren bas found t h a t
Amtrlcans are very kind to
strangers. His hosts have
loaned him cars, be said. and
when be asks directiom. "~
pie almost get in the car and
go with you to show you."
He qualified this by em-
lodlo& 10!rud taquoge IOI! oidclzel .oc!looll ID Amerlco:
eclucaUooal -"I bave Yillted American "Belwteo ISM llld lllS, ldJools 111d 1'111 lnljnued by
'r.1,000 ,...... Cll1le 10 them but not by !Mir meChods
Sweda> lo llve ltld "°'"'§ ~t•ochlnr. n•1 IUt]rlatng pen:ect ol U-....., lllllo a otudtnt llnows
FlnlMCL Before, 9"cleit w1ull.~ 101na on outside beenavery~ ~U.S. ' . ~
try. We l!Ad lo cleVelop '' <.:"~!>I! alloUl4 .ii children sram lo teach Bndl.., to '\""'., ll>Oul' illt ,.otld, then
u-~" ·-Amer'°•·"". He alto r.itlbft ~lcaes
GOVBllNMENT Pl\OORAM should 1tudy M1-0-ljnguages
By JM, the country ud for at !eaal two '1ftl* Instead
abtarbed 7$8,DOD fOft.lpen, of surveylbl thtm es many
~'of ill total ~ -•nt. <ID-~
tJan. 'Ibo u-11 ....,,,., .pro-
-· t •·~dtd to 8J'IDI, of wblcJs ~ IS d~-• ~ ~ =• tor, iJ not J1111 "'Amer1CBD
develop • program f o r -IJ lit= oul It is f~ to learn t h • lnteroatlOnaI ll'K suidents W>cuoae, Agre> said, and ~ from many et attend. all n;w immigrants reoove
210 boors of inJtrUct1<11 In SIX UNITS
Sweditb II oo charge to them. The 111-k JXOIHm costs
while fardgn students must SS5G and llJiclUdet 1six units of
study for ~ hours and pe!I.! academic eredlt,. fteld trips to
tests before going ou to famous apotJ and evening
unlveraity studies. guest lectures on different
Agren saJd the German and top!ct Sllch as •Modem Swedish
Italian immigrants go into Film aod Se.1. and Society In
restaurant work and Finns are Sweden. :..
_ employed by the factories. The classl'.f thcliide Recent
phaslzlng he is only visiting Because Swedes are not Swedish. l:U:Stbry, Tbt Arts _in
college and unlver11lty people service-oriented, they do not Cootempo.c:ary 6"nd1nav1a,
and tru11 has some bearing on like to wori: in service Jobs. · Trends tn s, c a D d l D a v i a n
his acceptance. "It's ad-"You1U nev-er find a Swede in Llterature, Arclla~logy ol
venturous to be a Swedish in-a ...8Wedlah restaurant/' he Scandinavia, 1ssqes in Con-
tellectual!" be e.z.clalmed. no~ tempcrary Europe and
Califomlans he finds are ~ is eager for more rol-SWedish I, a and Ill. ~ the S~ Jeges and uniVenitles in It is cooniinated iD Sout1 more OUJ'IO g n ·:.<"'-· ArDerico to teaCh SwtdiJb but ()l)ilomll\ by CalUi.• • and ara more-~ Is eCllC<l1led that f<w ptOple tlnl\lenlfy, l.iriJ. e a 6 ·
Aglen ·COIDmenle<I on, -bowtoteacbll where appllfCl t' ODS SWedtil'• 1 o c I• r' Pl'Qbltim, He·alao bolb praises and -avalloble. _ ' . ~ .,
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Easy-to-prepare Mealc:an Bunuelos (SWe<t Fr I• d AP<ll t, IOI! IO:aO a.m , Toet-CAil lAGllNA BEACH ADUL~EDIJCAJION recipes will be demonstrated Puffs.). day, April S. -
in a series of Cree progronas Pro!ram locations Include Others aro Mlltdy Park 41 EVENING C S$ES Fountain Valley Community ~-unity~-•-i:·IO a m. beginning Monday, Morch 19, ,....w. -...., · . by h mill.! f the Center, 7:30 p.m. Monday, Wedllelday, Al"!! ; eo.11 VocATIONAI. AATS 1. <;~ .i.. LANGUAGE -ome econo nim March 19, and 10:30 a.m. M,.. City Couilcll Q>alnbai l\ISINISS EDUCATION -FAMll Y EDUCATION -
Southem Coltfornla Edison Co. Tueoday, March 20; Island 10:30 a.iii. and 7:!0 ~.ln. -fflALT'f . ;, '"YSICAL IDU~'oN _ SOCIAL';
Included will be Pollo Estllo Houae, Pashlon Island, 7:30 Wedolellday Aprll ll and SCllH '' Yucutan (Mayan Chicken), p.m. Wedn03day, March 28, Weatmlastd City ~o;n oH CIS &.HOMEECONOMI • .
Enchiladas de Jocoqul (Sour and 10:30 ,.m. Thursday, Chamberi ?:30 p.m. Wed-' fnch1Cllllfa •
Others will be,~rsen, assistant area , 10c-
cupational Safety a 'Health
Administration, U.S. Dept. of
Labor: w. K. Gi'Oltaln. pro:
gram superv196r, Meat
Inspection Division, U.S. Dept.
()f Agrlcullure and Vlbcent
Eacona, internal r e v e n u e
agent.
'Otben are Paul Prentice,
vice president-personnel, Far
Vlest Services lnc.; 11111
Moore, presldeat, Goldin: Stale
Meat Co,; Jollli Mueller,
director of fodd. services,
Broadway: Hana. •P'r ager ,
owner of Gullivert• restaurant,
and Frank Karcher, vice
,President or se rviet1, Xarcbtt
E"nlerprises.
cream Enchilada1J, NaUlla de Mtreb 29 : Ellison Co. nfftce, nesday, April 18, and 10:30 l'hoo• • 4-~6 For Cou11a
Sad d I e b act College Carillo (Tipsy Pudding) and Ell Toro. 7:30 p.m. Monday, a.m. Thunday, April 19. DOK<lptloo1 Of Clalut not
graduate Rochelle Rozunko ... I• March 26th.
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Mr. and Mrs. !\Obert J.
Roiunko and Mr. il!d Mrs.
Jerald J. HlbNlrd, .U of
Mission Viejo, a.re pefuts of
the bridHo;l>o< ~ her Dance
wf\o •ttenc\l ·c•lllbrn!a State University, f\t]llf'ton.
math~; W9 S<ffo~·
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>movie w!lldl won Patri~ Mtat.,an Ooeor. Nso _fee, 'tured are Melvyn Doug!. and Bl'lndon DeWilde.
NBC Q 8:30 -\:Mr. lnside/Mf. outside." Tony ~ llld Hal Unden"porvay lllew York poll~
detectives in Ulla pilot film for a projectod serle8:
' ABC Q 8:30 -"Class ol '83." At a 11).year re-'lunion, a jealous husband, convinced bis Wife still
loves his college rival plots, a deadly welcome for
the o~g fonner io-. James Brolln, J0411
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"Crttk•UV Acchll-4" MUST Cl.OSI SATUIDAY
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• • FES'tlVAt OF DOLLS -'Ihe traditional Japanese holiday f0< girls will theme
'SQ.Phis' annual charl\Y. batl·liJ>turday, March 17, in Albrams Town and Country <l'up, Orange. Pl'j!patilig decbqi1i9ns are Mrs. Jam~ Okazaki ~ani!¥tg) ahd .,Mrs. Samuel Matsiio. • ·. . ' · ' •
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Hlnamatsuri, representing
the traditional Jap~ese Girls'
'oay will theme ~ 15th au,
nuaf Olarity BaU of So-Phis of
10range County Sa tu rd ay,
March 17, in Abramt' ToWn
and Country Club, Orange.
Girls' Day, also known as
the Festival of Dolls Day, falls
~ll' th8I third day of March. ll
1 is ·•i day when all. Japanese ;,u:~ qelebrate their birthdays
(Ind "dijptay their collection of
1pel!!ahlolls.
The celebration lasts for
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three days and dolls are placedi' buffet dinner and conclude
on five shelves in -a special'-! w'ith dancing to the music of
room1 The , ,highest shell 1;1 the Alcantar Bros.
re.!erVed for the richly dressedt! Assisting with plans arc the
elllaer9r and empress dolls. "i Mmes. Jim Okazaki, Roy
-' Aecb"i'ding to Mrs . Sam; Tanikawa. Jim Motokane, Jim
Matsuo, de c orations Yakura, Ken ·Doi, Eichi
c~~irnlSn, !able settin~s will Kobayashi and Ben ShimaZu.
tle in with this custOm. !\-Jaster of ceremonies will
Proceed! 8gatn will be given' be Harry Nakamura, an active
to Service& Wr the Blind, said 1
, member of the Japanese
Mrs. Gary Honda , genera\ American Citizens League.
chai rman. Providillg ent,ertatlnnent will
The black·tle-op'tional e'Veni" be Mrs. Nancee NiJhime and
will begin at 7:30 pim. witll a Miss Llnda ElkL
Food "' for ·falk
~ How Government Agencies
Affect Y,'lt'f. Business is the
lh\one ol the seventh annual .Restaurant •Ma n s g e"m en t
$eminar to-~lq! place Mon-
~ay, March 19, in th e
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CO-.~ed ~by 0 range Co~1! Ooil~ge' ind the Orange
Emp ' ranc)l of the Food t I ' t
MICHE~E WILLIAMS
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U . Beach will be the set·
lltli the ~ug. t wedding of
Williams Ind John
W Marshall.
' of lhe betrotjtaJ and tJlt.,, forthcoming event has ~~ced bf the b~de-'=· Mr. and Mrs. VI s of C.1ta Mesa.
W1 am., ts a graduate
of Costa Mesa High School ajld Orange Coast College •nd now
1ttendl Clli!Of11!a St al·t
Unlverslly, Loill<Jlt;ach where
she Y~I VPd ..... £0 J•ne w!Ut
• P'Y<l_lOlllP' ~. lier flanoe, ~ o! Mr. and Mrs. P. Marihlll ol Balboa, is
•.fnldUate of Nf!'Pol1 Harbor 11.1111 Rltool,1nd UCLA .uh 1
de(Joe Jn ..,. .. m1c1 .
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Service Executives Associa-
tion, the all-day r event will '
begiJ! at 9 a.m.
F!atured speaker will be
State Seni Dehnia E .
Carpenter wbose to_pic is How
Sacramento Views 'n. ,
Others will be;~lQ:irsen,
assistant area ,cffrqr, 10c·'
cupational Safely. a'ncl Heilth
Administration, U1S. Dept. o{
Labor; W. K. OOham, pro-
gram supervl90r, M e a t
Inspection Division, U.S. Dept.
of Agriculture and Vlhcent
Eacona, internal re v·e nu e
agent.
J Others are Paul Prentice,
vice presldent·personriel, Far
West Serv~ces lnc.j 1• ll 111
Moore, president, Q:glden State
Meat Co.; Jo'1;!V(:Jdueller,
direc tor of fodd services,
Broadway: Ha~·p:fager,
owner of Gulli ve1'1J'i:t¥1taurant ,
and Frank Kar<:li~r. 1ce
.Ptesident of servi~, .Xa~clier
E"nterprises. .. ( '
ROCHELLli . RPZUl!IKO -
Engaged
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1 ' ' Announce• ·~·
'SALE ON ELURA
$15 OFF ON:
lotti, 1 .. o1 llhor11 Ret. $40 .•• , •• , , , • , • , , • , NOW S25
lltfN ,S:ftel • .,. S4S . , . , .. ,,, , .•.........•• NOW $10 ~J#fc 'a 'D.,.. (Lo~J 1.,, $4$ , . , ,, . , , •• , , N;OW $~0
~rtllrolt. llta, Car~• • · ' ' • ,..._ .,,...., ........ ······ ......... ,. "<i'-J~~
$10 OFFI ON: t· ·'
ChlH Doh l!::r,; C.p1 ... 1 .,. S41 , .i ~. NOW tn
.......,,.... Gypsy a.,. 41 •• , , •• , • NO~ '3S
IC.,lea wkfl Sl """'" o• ltottt "4hl ~ IHnio 10yp., .,.., •• c.,._1 .... '41 , Now,u.-
a1,r1a • Horio • .,. $41 ' ........ ' ' . ' •••• NOW' St•
CSlio..., tettftft ~' & c .... 1. tkl• ...,., ' 1-tttt lture 0ypty (Cap._I R99. S4S , , • , NOW SJI
ll•ni Wit .... 1.,. tl7.tl .• , ••••. , • HOW OMLY t:J.tl
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B• JO OLSON • ~ .. l}rlll!r ,.. .... .. ~ . '
Amef1C1111 ·~ Ill'"' th r-e • ~ .... •boOI ~ lllat Jan-Olutnat Ap'01I .,.....
llb to •• matgbl:'
-"'Most -do 11(11 dllllka
American> bica'... of 'lfle
Vl•tbsm ...,oJct.
• -N\)I all Swedllb ~ms are
X,rated and JIOP\OSl'lll'hll'· · :..SWedU II Dot a country of
1ln with lo tooot lnoral atru<>
ture.
The uelltonl professor from
Uppsala l!l>lver1llf. ~ In lite
United Statea (pr . al)out III
monthl prom0tlng lite Intema·
UoMJ Swmiier Saalon i>lfereci
by the un1vemt1 aed doing i
·UtUe "PRU for bla OOWl1r)' GD Jbe side. , ,
He and his wife, Ingrid, and ,
their children, Peter, 11, and
Wllta, 4. Uvect In Coata Meaa
during the first part of t4eh'
Ylait but now reside in I.bog
Beaoh.
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· lotllng toward ...... go and criUclu1 ldtooll In Amerlco ;
educatlarUll SJlltaln. "I have visited American
"Betftell ISM and 191$, ..00011 and I'm lnlpla8ed by
75,000 ~ ..,. to them but not by their -
Sweden to Uve Ind ..,..t.~ ·o I teacftlng. It's surprising
per<ent of -'ftrel h.,l Jlttle ' stud .. ! knows ~~ . ~r-~·~~··outside
try. Wt ha4 to develop a.pr.I "Y.Dll. ~ te.iii6 children
fi?am to teach s,..;.u,i. to ab9ul"1 th& .-id, then
thooe -1"e-" abo<tt ~tca.~i :.
& also toeb' ~i ~erlcans GOVERNMENT PROGRAM should study l<irO!P.·llptguages
By ~ tile country had for at least two 1el\fl ln!lead
abtorbod 7$0.poG foreigners, of surv•Y\DI then> ti many
on-1ohlh 'Of its total popula studenll do. .,, --..,--• ' The U p!>sala lllllimer pro-
tioo. ~ gram, of wbtcb Agz:esuis direc-
'lbe government decided to !or, ls nol lilB!. ($>•'American
develop a program f o r studen~. be 'DOitted out. It is
forelgnjers to learn t h e international because students
JaQSU41e, Agren said, and now from many cOun'triea attend. all new immigrants receive
240 tmurs of instruction in SIX tJNnfS1•
Swedish at no charge to them, The siz .. week program costs
while foreign students must $M0 and include111six units of
study for 300 hours and pass academic' Credit •. field trips to
testti before going on to famous spots' and evening
univeraity atudies. guest lectur~ on different Tbfy r:eceotJy became mem-
bel'I ol the ~Chor ~~ ol tbe Va.sa Order of America, a
Scandinaviaq-Amtrican lamJly
orgaoiiatton that Meets locally
ln Costa Meta.
Jan-Gunnar Agren
Agren said the German and top ics such as •Modern Swedish
Italian immigrants go Into Film · and Sex and Society in
restaurant work and Finns are Sweden. , . ,
employed by the factories. The classes thclade Recent
VACATION TOO
Their stay in America .is
both bualness. and ttcreatlan
for the Agrens. Ingrid, -a
teacher of Swedish a n d
German in Uppsala, 11
especially fortunate because ,
she is getting a vacation from
her work until they return to
, Sweden at the end of April.
.Foreign
·Intrigue
Both St. Patrick and St.
Joseph will be honored
S u n d a y, March 18,
w h en Our Lady of
Fatima parish has a
fund-raising dinner in
, ·the parish hall, san Cle-
mente. The dinner, fea·
luring ham, w i 11 be
served from 12;30 to 7
p.m. and an array of
Italian pastpes will top
off the menu. Chef
Alex Augspurg geta ad·
vice from t h e Rev.
Joseph Karp and Mrs.
Victor DeReuzis. Pro-
ceeds will be used to
purchase audio-visual
equipment.
In traveling across the
United States promo!Jng tbe
Uppsala summer s e 1 s i o.n ,
Agren has found t h a t
Am~ are veey, kind to
strangers. His bosts have
loaned him cars, he said, and
when he asks directions, "pro-
pie almost get Iii the car and
go with.you to show you."
He qualified this by em·
"
pbasizing be iJ ooly visiting Because Swedes are n o t Swedish Hist.Ory, Tbe Arts in
college and university people servlce-arl•ted, they do not Contemporary ~dinavia,
and this bas some bearing on like to work in service jobs. · Trends in Se a D d l n a v i a n
his acceptanct. "It's ad-"You1ll Pl!ler find a SWede in Literature, ~~logy of
venturous to be a Swedish in-a 1~Wi restaurant," ])e Scandinavia, lssues 'in Con·
tellectual!" be exclaimed. no~ ,, • temporary '~urope and
Californians be finds are Agren is eager for more col-Swedish I, n and III.
1 .' ~· leges and uniVersitles in It is coordinated In Souther.o ,
more euygomg , , . . •. AmerlcJ. l<>.teacli Swedls,h. but QIJl!ornta by GJ!lilmna ~·
and a~ mQ/'e·se , . , :·Is COQCerQed that few people t,iti)Verslfy, ~". li.ea
Agron ;:~om m ~ Q 1 .. ,!!: ·Oil.' lmo!f '"1lf to teiich It. here a pp 11 a i'f b h s Sw~<s ~ 9 q I a•! prQt\llim, • Ht '·also bolh praises and ' vallable. , ' '-:i1Z
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Programs Offer Bit of Me~ico ·'v~ ..
E a sy·to-prepare Maican
recipes will be demonstrated
in a series of free programs
beglnning Monday, March 19,
by home economists from the
Southern CalifornJa Edison Co.
Included will be Pollo EstiJo
Yucutan (Mayan Chicken),
Enchiladas de Jocoqui {Sour
Cream Enchiladas ), Natilla de
Carillo (Tipsy Pudding) and
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Putts.).
Program locations Include
Fountain Valley Community
Center, 7:30 p.m. Monday,
March 19, and 10:30 a.m.
Tuesday, March 20; Island
House, Fashion Island, 7:30
p.m. Wednesday, Mitrch · 28,
and 10:30 ~.m. Thursday,,
March 29; Ettison Co. ofiice,
El Torot 7:30 p.m. Monday,
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Cane~ ''.
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.()then ·~ Mllrdy Park
piinmlln!ty,<>enter; lO;io a.II). W..ine.fay April 4·. ,...,,
Mesa City 1C'l>!thcl( ~1;1
10:30 •= and 7:30 'n.m. w~........ A"-" ·n " d . ~.....uy. i Pl"; .. an
Wes!mlDSte!' ·City c: •• n •·II
Chambers 7;!() p.m. Wed·
nesday, April II, and 10;30
a.m. Thursday, April 19.
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.CALL LAGUNA BEACH ,ADUll •EDlll'.AJION •
41 f$YENING C~S$ES :
YqCA'10NAL AllTS t. CWTs J...: .LANGUAGE -;
Jl!SINW EDUCATl!JN .;_· FAMltY EDUCATION-" ·ittwr11 ..... PHYSICAL EDU~TIClll -SOCIAL :
SCllMCB I HOME ICONOM1c:;s. . •
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Phone • 494-8546 For Couno
DOKl'lptlons Of Clclllft Tilat
l .. fn Mcwch 26th.
PRICES
ONE RACK ONLY •
(Some Boots I
4 DAYS ONLY
~A~E SHOES
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.TO ,,
1052 IRVINE AVE.
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~arje · Morton and David
:Bry'an Potts has beerit \in-, l
nounced by her parents, Mr. :and Mrs. Paul K e·n n e t h
Attoew1s G
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COG1&a111• UCI
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A ""!nch. fashion show ODii a craiR
· around the bay a r e on Ille -.
.raising agenda of Onnge o-q.
Associ&tion for Bmrdod aDldra.
The even\ will begin at I0:311 a.a
Saturday, March 17, in tbe Ba!lm
; Pf~-On their way an. (left ..
' rrgbtt\!h. 13ck Nelson a.ad Jim. Al-
bert suJi..
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: Mls.9 Merton attended Mater
:Del High School anll ;<lfMlle
Coast College.
I Her n8nce, sori of Mn.
\ltary Pott• of Huntington
::acb, attended Golden Wc~t
t ~':O~t~~<1tfJn ' lo marri'· JWie 18 I~ St.
;Joachim's Catholic Cburcbi
Costa.Mesa.
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DUCTIONS ON
'R!iGULAR STOCK • LONG DRESSES!
SKIRTS! ~EATERS!
BLOUSESi HATSI
JEWELRY! PURSES!
• MA~Y' drHER ITEMS
UP
SO°/o
Off ·-~ STAR S TOMORROW-MAl!Clt 1S
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Zone of the 'Law?
., s.urD ... _. ...... -,, , •. ,, ..
t ,, .. -.F••• ill this
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SberaL At4t"''"41tl:1 ltt laws•...--~
poaed lasl .,_, A 0"'4•• jadge--·-danoel' ii • ii .......
ly. Aod, "M.,,,..,,. Ooorboy"
was buned m TfDI.
"Los klp:lm -... tbe
....... " "'"""'"". -the --·-n. llilnl -tlaa.. lie ....... !hot lllere ....
•• -llld so pullllcadom
,,.. -........., ill tbe d-
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mtoc --ml ..... ill:z S O m f: people: AJ 77.., .. ~ ..
T--,z '.;r .. i.., J _.piy_ ... _ at11adai ~ are D-
u '& ..... ,, .. ~ ....... , .. ,, ........ bmnluL Some .., r-..:
audJ inalaial loads 10
riolmce. 00... AJ it las no
affect. 1ummarl1ed Sor-
natina., hebe WWWitc ce IO
the cha"'" JD UWI .....
A1(411ht ...
Sileo m7, Jf stal<lba•• ---laws.
_, ____ ..
-..e.•ttmw
..... ... .. c •• llrief
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.Dhiorcet hsfe incnsrd •
pen...t In the lul 11,..... ...
lit caHfonda. ID oborlion
-be porforbd II the ,. __ lromrape
•-bedotrimolllaltoa
wamanta mental Gr litpJ
bMlllLF..ionJ-bave .....,i1*""' .tiortkn u a can-
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aid. In Los ................ ....
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-.,, -••• lemale marriage! and ill Son -
tbs'e are m::n diiUltt:I tbm.
marriages. :::."'wrre 1; II c 1 Y c d ., a .,... °'°'lo Dt•-ads tell
wbfte ane CID gd. D. abortion ----... -. -----Bui in -. ........
cmldnl gd • -e_.t
by-priYate law puoed by the
legblaWre. ,,,..., il .........
-the UnlwnilT " Maine ...... .--ftuMl •TR 7 _.~were
7 • .,, .. __ ---
But odl<r -relating to life -er Ille ...S cl life -
bave cbanged llao, England
~ ...,..t.d suicide as a
crime, -sald. Sell murder .... ~~
..._ ..... lilP Slid. movies
- - -"""1 tnodj,. _. .. I a )4+ Ihm 1he
ed llld di--grllDled .., strict .....i groomds.
C!ll1 iD the '1911 baa -been granted fer ir-
f'POY"'lable dillaea:::es. nus..
said Statdltiou. ' • I imp I y
means theJ dnnl pt altlic
an)'IOlWe..
.......... Sm ftwiw»
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Roles Reversed?
Bm the qutstirxJ, ••11 It
qumilJ or quaJll1 of life lhal
auab!• Im grawn into a
Jmi1or pn1J1em with I h e
Secretary's Advance
Could Prove Costly
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-AD LA!llll':llS: If -bid
11111 - - I ...W, wlld up 1lriling ID -•-r,..,.6'11 fatghinc. l>ul
·---•&dmylelta-inthe _... ......is-side to
• w 1 t#J I LE prst.len and it's time I,, ......
r. • m Mliwe _ia a ~firm. I ..... I, ....... ,... from
WI 3 itw ... ••e4'si" about boaes
- ., ., -tum into bold pin-
--a then the_. _.. ___ ... job_,....,.,
--.. ·-the old goal. .... ,.. .... .,.t wbo -'t -
-.. •-Jia.-.Y, Jam 57 _ ...... , L•io...IJpe-
jssla FIR 4Jma .... im'I
1 s-a11r..-........,g.ye.;aeymt11e --., ..... llllltiOgwlth -----1--her • a at r -• -w to Dllilf'e m
-----AGd -.. * began lo get .. clla* ..,_,. gl•qc•
1liJ '' Ii< ..... illd I -lo
-.:.. .... -iL And pkooe _. a , -1ftllace11er. 'lllil lid ___ .._..to z _,I-•
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T I ~ -S'IOJIPa>
maaWWWID:Ya..-lllisg-------... -........ ,...-.
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Mt;l .. _wtalea--_...,_...., __ .. _
• •ccreaal•e ...._ '"XWIT-••••u+v . ...,_.
~~·r---
up .... ding to age. religloo aud ... .. ......
P1eue ......... IL Am. 1bink of all
the ti ... ynn CDUld dlqe. -ONE WHO
NEEDS A SWU'fiE
lllWl ONE: I -....... "'"" d dpt - ' .., -.y ..... 'ilmb. ,..
• ....... I --* 9illll •11&Mt
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a f z w I :111isc-'l--•
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Dll&ll ANl'I L\llDERS: WllJ don't
-· -""" -tW 'Wiien thoy .... -.... iD -,.,..,.,. -dtoy-1"1l8*1cr-
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Lllll .;pl !bore wee H people jm>o -----o.r-....,. •• , ......... .,.. btWlllht tbe:tr
tine: dlildnn. MJ h t I I YJ bola QC( his1rifle_,,pt I ,_....,-V
wipedm.mL .-
'llRJ~ .... -•ODfl ol •
.-,dliac ~ .... -'Ifft ball
""7 lhnlaP Ille linl -Their -"·------_,_·--~ •bipped-,. ___ the -....
............ ... asqbsdJ .. 'l want
lllein, I'D eot IL•) Mm11 tied. P1Mse
p'iDI tllia -· ... l ltope Ille --iL -YES, I~ YOU.
DB&& Y.: -a Ir,_, -,_ .. ........ , .............. ..
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''miracles or modem
medicine.''
In 1m. • <9Ul't declal'!d
that a 71-year-old v.·oman bad
Ille rigbl to die. But in
Ol..lc:a&O. another woman was
kept alive in a cw:na for seven
yean. And. ll is a first degree
murder tor a doctor to hasten
the death <4 ao individual.
CAPITA!; CRIMES
Oncej every crime -, it
might have been bigotry or
burglary -was a capital or-
femez
In England during 1650.
there were 200 capital of-
fenses. In the 1900s this
number,... down to 50 and by
1960. there was only one, first
degree murder. (In some
southern states, rape was also
a capital offense.)
During the last seven years,
however. 'there has been a
moratorium on death ror
capital offenses.
And that involved penal
reform .
For centuries., the Judeo-
Chrtslian lheoloO bas taught
that crime is evil and should
be p.mished (penance). But
along with 10Clal attitudinal
changes bas come the though!
of therapy for priaoMf1 in-
stead.
There Is the belief !hat "of,
fenses are an expression of a
different motlvaUon" a n d
rehabllitatkm pro gr a m s
specialized for each type of of-
fender are being considettdz
But Sorrenlino. ooce a high
S<hool dropoClt living In the
Brooklyn slums. said bejond
this. preventlon should be
stressed.
Noting his time spent in jail.
he suggested priorities in
penal reform be given to
humanizo lhe Institutions and
do something with the men.
About 70 percent of the _.
victs come out and commit
crimes again because that's
all the man can do, he sald.
But. he feels crlmo wtll
continue as loog as 40 million
people grow up bi pQverty ,
"If you gro" up In that tlDd
of envtromneat, the odds are
stacked agalrisl :you," he said. ;
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a delightfttl budget salon
where beautiful hair styles begin. ,,
PRICE LIST 1·~
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FRIDAY "<SATURD~ Y, ~VNDA Y PRICES, S!J<;(jtL Y, \i!<;};tj~~ n
Shempoo •nd Set ·---'.~ ...... ·-···:·~·-"'·'"--" , 1 . tilt)
Permenent Weve "···················-········-----'I.SO ,
Tint ····-·-··-····-··············-··-····-············-----LIO
BIHch Touch-up ............................ "--" It.SO
msting ...... _, ____ ,, __ ,,_, ....... _,_ 14.IO
Semi Pefmenent Le1he1 ··-··················---·--10.00
haircuts
11.50
1695 lrYlne Aye, -Costa Mesa
Corner of Eo1t 17th St,-Altove Lo Cove Reatourent
645-1050 548-9986 °""' 7 D1y11 Weak ind Moat Evenings
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Richard's Market Executives
The by -Ml• of Rlch•nl'1
MlrU!s plctwod ....... ,. '""
IN-1-t ldaollli.d in • 1pec:lel 1oc,
-puWithool Monday In lhl
DAILY PILOT .. pert of the 2Sth
-......,., celebr-of th•
Newport BMdt. rnarbt operatJon.
The DAILY PILOT "'fl,.h the err,
w ...i _., ...,i..rrusment It m1y
..... ._.... Rldtanl'1 Mlrket1
pena;mcl. Pktund above, &.ft, fa
fnM $piol ...... r. Al '°I'• rig~! 11
-..t Clorlt, Mt. Splelborpr •Po
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. ' College Patk Scllool wilb
chocka P'Y'111t lo • 11 f Ridlen Memorial • n dJ.
Be-.. her lnorill.,.. wol(
arts and crafts, ~ulpment for
Ibis .. w be pojiehued.
Del Cerro PT A
Mn. and Mnl. Dub Dal/J
PmldetQ
COMING UP: Elecllon ol ~-,,.-·=:."" flcers al Ibo ·general meeting
at 7:ii0 p.m. tomorrow In Ille
mu!Upurpoje room. . Soeclal
·-e preienlotloll bi tba
highly aCclalmed laJ11!uagi
operetta, ''The Cue ol £iie
Missing Patt .or $peecli" ,.!n
be ptOMllted by John Marks'
flnh grade c~. Slide pre?"':
talion .O/'ll\led The Lile and
Times of Harry S. Trumah
will bi orrered by Wlrren
Gruenlg'o ll!th grade clui.
REPORT!I : Byl1ws ""' be-
ing reVised ..• SaJe of 1weat·
shirt. and tee· shJrta Is sclied-
uled.
Eaatbluff PFO
Mrs1 Eaaeae Kovach · --COMING UP, Mrs. WllUam
K e m bl e , nominating com-
mittee chalnnan wtll • an-
nounce meeUng date.
REPORTS: Mr.. Thomas
Raffetto, finance committee
ch~ conducted a meeting
yesterday to compile a list of
recipients of .mo n l~,s ac-
cumulated throush ways and
means · project .. A n e w
autoharp and case haye, been
donated to the J11ll8ic depart-
menl thi'ougii the efforts of
the PFO. . I
Harper PTA
Mr1. Roy Pfeiffer
Prealdebt
COMING UP: Coon.try store se~ade ~cles will
be. !1'aw.fed 1at 'Fairl1ly Picnic
Script Tokes Students on Mexican Trip
<;a~·Ai>m noon to dusk cludinl bol dogs, punch;·pop
Sua:Uiy,p«M'arch 25. With the c~mt hamburgers an~~c:ottee
empb&sis on fun rather than , w1µ be available. EquiJinent
1111111-raislng, Mrs. John SIJ>tile, ·.ftom tba Costa Mt.la police
ways and means chairmaft i{n:. ~ :and fire "'depa,rtipents will be
v:ltes families evfrYOOe to displayed.· .~ .. ~~·~ !
pack a picnic.baqe1-and come K • P'r'A·''>"<t· Second graders from Mrs. Helen Black's class at
Corone del M.-Elementary School will pre,.nt a
pw, "Perez and Martina," for the bonorary service
our Horoscope
Gemini: Serve
Best I nte.rests
prove. i.c,ot behind scenes.
Don't judge by surface in·
dicalioos. capricora is in pie-.....
LIBRA (SeiJI. 23-0ct. 22):
Priendshlp may be oa line.
9'and. up for principles but
don't N1e out intelligent coo-
...,_ Finish tatber than
heglll .pro~. Pinc! l>etter
ways al ,distribution. Arte•
could provide hint..
S!XlllPIO (~. 23-Nov. 21):
Assert 'yoQnelf. You Clll im-
press lll'Ofet8ional lllperior.
Key ..,. is to know what your
goal t. and to take sl'1>S which
aid In attaining It. Orlglnllllty
fo1bytioletot1UCCeM.Means
be your uruque aell.
SAGmARIIJS !Nov. 22·
Dec, 21): Favorable lunar
aspeef now colncidts with
"journey of lhe mind." Means
)'OU can_ successfully reach
bqood cur re n l aituatim,
, present llrf'llt.ations. Y o u
perceive. You know wbai to do
and when to do It. Act oo what
you know!.
CAPRICORN (Dec. :!Wan.
l!J: Avoid trying to do too
much 1 j mu It an e o u 11 y.
Cooperative effort Is
necessary. Confide in mate,
partott. Mone7 po 1 l ti on
delerves special comiclentloo.
Dtm't take on more than you
... handle. Cbed polltlel, ao-
couots.
AQVARJIJS (Jan. »Feb.
U I : EmplJuis Is on bow to
deal wiUI me wbo bolds op-ooaioa view. You can't fO'l"re
WueS" and win. You can listen,
observe and otfer suggestions.
&pplies especially where one
dC9e to 7ou is concerned.
5pocial rdah•hip is lated.
PJIClf& (Feb-111-Man:b lO):
y.., ""' lie too --mlttClr 1111tttr.. ltq 001" b 1~tloo. Gllatd ~Ill.
Cemml rt!otloiw wtlb ' ....
....W., tllolle Wbo lbue.,....
llltemll. Gr-, v Ir Io
P<'f10l1S 11guro. "°mlncftUy.
Modttale •i>Proadi Is .....,.
tlal.
17 TODAY IS YOUR
BlllTllDA Y you can do much
bttter with your voice. You
can HCWnuJatt money
becaUJO ,... II* lolenlod and
can brlnf t<>eelber lbooe wbo
bold dit"'10Jll vltws. Your
domatk lilutfcln will bt
more IOlld tllll yesr -June
sbould be ,..... most slgnlll-
ca•I IDOlllh o1 IJ71
I ,
award unit meeting at 9:30 a.m. Thursday, March
22. Cast men1bers are (left to right) Adam Finkel·
stein, Dana Jenkins and Mike h1agiera.
to school -~ will be 1111er ·
pony r\<,les, games 11illd Bo Bo Mn. Cli!!1les McG,vn.B·\•
tlle clb'Wa11 Rerr~ in-•· E\...._l*?f ~ .. 1•
i , j, ·U lo• J..-•.e_t 'I --_\ » .. ~ • .,., ·~· I ,, ~ •) ,,~ .• r 1 ·1? :lo..ii:, \&f'·~-
'oj :, ' : ·,, t~-· f.,,':<,i • + .. • . •. ,.,_ •' . ..r'~ :-.
Plans Sewn Up for Fashion Show-tea
Home-sewn fashions' will be modeled by mothers and , place in the multiplll"l"'se room. Preparing their
daughlers during a tea Saturday, March 24, spon-eruiembles. are Oelt to ngbt) Becky Grey, Mrs. Ajnn
sored by Wilson PI'A. The l:~O,p.m. event will take Salvati and Dena SalvalL . '-
Varied · Programs Offered,
. , ·-· .· . • •
Las Ayudantes
Det. MtctiaeJ Gutac;h ot Ille
Huntington Beach Po Ii c e
DepOrtmenl wtll ' be t h e
speaker at the neitmee\!Jlg or
Huntington Be a <>1> i.-
Ayuclontea AuxDWY, Oranp
County FJIDl!y St< v l c e
As!oclaUon.
ArtiSts is one of her favorite orilani-Serving with her are the
Rez !frmid,t:: \ti.II give a zations by accepting the mvi-Mmes. Leland Peart, Vice
watercolor dfmOtistration for talion. president: Douglu Matheny, reeordin~ secretary; Robert
enlertalnment by a group of llO
young people wbo are part ol '
the Up With Poople progrom •
MemWrs · wlit n)eet for a
noon )uncheoQ \l'Uef4"l'· March
20, in i1Je j\ltt<Ury Savings and
Loan, Hun\bigtop Beach.
De!. Gill>cb wlU dli/aJss 'Ibo
alms of tbe deparbnent with
special empl)~1i, on th e Juvenile jusUce mtem. lfl
problems and bow to meet
them. He aloo wlil polnl µut
how tbe FSA and similar
organizations can help.
Sec:r11tll,r['s
Delegates and lla.tnates
who will atterul a 1,fay «m-
V.ntioo In San Dleio wUI be
·•lectad by lb• Qnnce County
Chapllr ot Executives
~Jes during a dinner
meeUng Tucsdlyz. March lO, In
!be Golden yhea sa nt
mtauran~
~ SPEAKER
Abig1ll Von Burwn
1
Seniors tbe Lake Fores! Art Assocla-CM Juniors de Fqrct, treasum; Jack
lion . at ?:~ p.m. Tuesday, • BalUe Against D".'ll Abuse Graha'm, correopoadln&
. MarCll !;i ~ t~ ~k~ Forest will be the topic of discussion ltCfetary, and Freenan P<r-·A series of tr11>3 are beiq
Beach en • u · for Costa Mesa Junlo" .,men rin, -~ ol service ~ by the Hll'bor •--·~ thq meet· at 7:l0 p.m. Thurs-vol-. · • ' ;,.1,.~~ """"" Alpha $ems .day" March 11. ~ ' ! be 1'£ cbaimwD ""' !be ' !'\""'" ·pub. ·
• 1 DublJn Your M! 11 lh<l . C~~·.. . • .'· ,f.,A. Sherrard, Ot\.W~ay, M.rc1i 21,
name, and gem . I is Ille-'Ille meet11t1 Is, -to !be ' . l>erili1p: Fred Alleman. members wtlJ leave on l
· &'!'"e for mem ~ , ·and !"Jt~ :tJ !~1 weleo':· iii~= J. "=r lhlto-day tour ~ ~ e a th
fr<ends ,of Alpb& Gamma . -bert. lilt~~~ · ~tl; "Pulle•;~a xi n e Valley; on Ap111· t, 1 ~ •!
Delta, Or~ge County Alum-to women between the ages ol ca 11"JCICI parlialDOlliarian· Sanlo Anlla Race Track b nae when~l\'11. telf!hr•Jo st1. &-S5. Clark w• ~ · ' Patrick's 11an•lib . ._ be!fOlll in • . Phillipe, ~...id.. ~1 P~. ·~ OJl <May If ·~he~lony~,)t;9ne. Camp Fire Gcorg.Woll,communlty mem •mlea•eon•""';
roc<'eicls WtJIJ siiiPlri. Jt•DLI ln 1 ,_., of the ' llOtll scrvtoes. -trip to Mexleo City af11! to collfge and unlfe!I•~ ct •~••°" puko.
, : , hlnlldlY of lh• camp Fire I · >::;. ""''" • ,.,.... d 'II Gltl! !he AklotaMah group "''"• ·:r !' I. • . I ' .. uo ¥11 ~Ul have a potluck dlnn«' at Sell ~' · ;)eef41'.ta{ill&
Ablgtll Van 11Wtn, Wllo Jo 1:19 Saturcll]f, ¥mh 1¥, In will be lit llUllll'
"De._ !\bbYI' lo m!lllO!lt, will the muJUpurJIOIO room ol Beditold, lnV!ltlotor fer Ille Plan& !or a l!iwatlan boU.
be the Ire~ al the annual Marlnera Library. CqU -Pilll<e Deport· ~ will be -led to Rtlfol"l ~mml!nlty Dll>' fl'll• program wlD be a mm~ who wtlJ -... lbe lllrbot Alff 1,op18ecr<tari<o Philharmonic •norof ' IDd11Bltlel•l7 ·......,..~pl!y,wrtltA!ll ll"vlneWoman'•Cluboll~m. mu..,m0.f!iedllooda~ p.m. IV~ Mardi~ In by~/ Kalh)rTraC1.11le T.-,, Much :Ill, Iii Ibo "
fqlk Slnger1 Rllfh Hamel 1be Saddlo~' !,.; Santa cut~ cod!prlled al membett. Unlvedlty Qom m • n 11 y 'Vlrdi II, In ·Yam• Io
will entetl>IQ 8atb0r -View Ana 1 • . •j· -tloa c-. ·....i.autant, N1"JIO'I Beacb.
Hlll! Philharmonic Coml!lltlee Mi.. van lluren. 1ljtp bl8 SC AulCl 1ary Bid!lol4 wll -• Sjieobf' WU! be Mlllllolpel
durina a meetlnl aljllod for 10 1erved lltje ,__an llli na-1"1rs. MWr Brlgp ,.., ii>-film deallq, ~ li"veollY• CGilrl J"* Iv.-w •·!Ill Tuesday, March IO ~' Uonal bot.Id l(,Q p • 4 w 111 stalllod .pitilclent ot Iba-Atnt~ ,,,._.., practJcal '
the home of Mrs. Milla lndulllrlu ot AnlOrlcio, ac-llW,0 In South Coast Qlm. tfons In""'° al eroa...,. llidfay wbo wm dbcun ""'
MacMam.1. llnowi.dcld "••t tllo INtltrlet m11n111 Hoopllal. AbO on Ibo ...,. , wf llo Int for 1fl1.
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' ASPARAGUS
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RED tEAF OR ·'
BOSTON tETTUCE· • •
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' ~•sides .jelly centers •en .
,, -.... ~ f. . "s~g~r frosting,,, doMghn~!S he r : ~·.
foreign intrigue · ani:I' huf?> it I ,;.•
sig~lfic411c~. The holes '
I ll r ~
· .d!lf•.;i)'e"CY to ;18471, ·, ~~F:.~ < I rt P.41# ~t~t~f is retur~ing
thit ~~ar. .
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BAKED
BUNS
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Won't
Fritter
'1111 ~ of dlDlnc at
lane ""'"'* tho liln of pial> .... ~-... -dWnc out -Pf')Vlde.
Nit ison... Plltton. When
~with dllry...., cream, u.e; ..... illdatd ~.
-the cook la llnl to Mlmll Iha\ they ore DOI too lllUCh
ln>llble to Ox.
A=of-jolet and -roover
ti.t ~ plecol of -· flnl ,,,.,, ........ qulcl< dip
1111o a a1mp1o milk and eu -· ,,..., they .. Into bot oil for
a quiet ~. Vollal ,,.,,.,. ~ to _.. piping
belt with Soot adm •• the
crow11b!J BldrY. '1'be com-
btballoa ol flavtn la IUJ>lfb -•
8 ~ blend that will ....
~~ l>8lali from llml
Another memorable de11ert
la Bladt Bollom Pie. It pined
measurable fame In the '30s
and '«Ill when it wu featured
on the menu of a popular
restaurant In Hollywood.
It 11 ,a layered pie resting In
a elni,._P crust. The bot-
tom layer ol lilllng la a aatiny
smooth ""1colate costard. It ii
topped with a fluffy <hilfon
tayOr dtllcate'1 flavored with
rum and vanilla. OI> top of all
la-~-·1111• daliyl If• • ...... .... . '
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~SOUR~
1 el!t.I>. t r· • 1·~ .,, cuP'~. .
I> cop. 011111'
2te-.U,ar
I> leUpoon bakln( powder
"ie....., aalt
2 feai)Xlon• melted butter
4binalui•
Julee ol I lemon
z tableSpoons powdered sugar
Oil 0< sbortenlng for frylog
Dairy sour cream
Separate erg and heft white
until still. Beal )'Olk wlUI milk.
Slit In tlour mlxod wltti sugar,
botlng powder and, aall. Stir In
buller. Fold In 'beaten egg
white.
Qll bananas into serving
pleoes. Qit lemon In baU and "'laiose ·juice over banalwJ.
Sprinkle with ppwdered ... '
With ltilgers,\ 'dip l!anana
p1.... Into biiller, ooatlng
evealy. ny a feY al a tlme In 2 Ir>
chea bot oU heated to 175
degrees S er S mloutes until
go lden browo. Drain on paper
towels. Serve hot with dairy
sour cream. Makes 4 or 5
servin81.
BLACK BarroM PIE
I baked (9-tncb) gingersnap
cnist ' 2 cups baU lad ball
4 egga, separated
1 cup .agar
2 table9po0ns cornstarch
y, teaspoon salt
2 O\lllcel unsweetened
chocolate, melted
I envelope unflavored
gelatin
2 tablespoons cold watu
l teaspoon vanllla ,
l tablespoon rum
J,ii cup wblpplq: cream
Gta1enup Cn11l
combtne I 12 cups fioely
cruabed gingersnap crumbo
with V. cup melted butter.
Press firmly and evenly
against bottom and side of t-
incb pie pan. Bake in 350 d ..
greeoven IOmlnutes.
FtDIDg
Ccmbine half and hall and
egg yo1b, Stir In I! cup augar
mlzOd with cornstArcl> and
salt. Cook, over medlwn beat,
stlrrina constantly u n t l l
custara coats spoon. Measure
out 11\ cups custard and blend
in melted chocolate. Turn into
baked gingersnap cnist.
Sprinkle gelatin over cold
water. Stir softened gelatin,
vantlla and rum Into costard.
Mlx thoroughly. Chill until
cu.lard begins to set.
Meanwhile beat egg whites
until rrothy, Gradually beat In
rem1tntng .tni cup sugar and
oootlnuo beating until •UH
peab form. Fold Into cbilled
CUiian!. Pile into sbell o..,.
chocblate laytt. Chill until
ftrm. Top with whipped
cream. lllnol 8.
Add (rumbs ·
Add mud crumbs t o
scrambled egga. The qgs will
have a di-lllvcr. The
crum.bo alao lncreaa the •~• ot tile helping&.
Sunday is
Fl1DfJAY'
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ITOll -11: llOU'RL 10 A.II. TO 9 P.M.
SAT. & SUll. 10 A.II. TO 7 P.M. I WE WELCOME FOOD
STAMP IHOPPW
Hf M't tOI MONi. tWOS* OI CMMI: COUfffY ii.I'll KlA
YOUR All'HA IEIA -l!UltlllJ IT1tE 11111 ill TH£ «ID APQ llOOtlY aml&
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' MIATSYou1J.llPIOUO'l'OJll\-t • QIMIJTf MIO JAJ'llfM:l'ICM ~ • ~NICO
POii LOIN ROAn
RIB EllO PORTION I-LB. PACKAGE
GOLDEN CRISP BACON
LB
fAMILY'l'M a40N •• •SLICED PORK LOii 1 1.1.
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8U'HA.BEIA'S IUTCBH'S PllDE BfIF DlllUQUE , ~u. PACKAGE 8.9•
T BONE 188 .IOWA·•AID. IACOJ
' • · :DUlllQUE' atu"""' '' STEAK . u. . .. suPER aoas~···.. 981,1.
BONELESS
Ill STEIK
C ."CURii 11" 149 @ ...... . 1"
LB. IONElBS HAMS ti.
CLANCY'S
CORNED BEEF BRISIET
"ST. ~TRICK'S DAY FAVORITT:"
LB. .
FREE lvt'Cllfl nm RECIPE1
CORNED BEE£ KILLARNEV
W·IRAND " f'8 C FROZl!t fOOOS 69
SMELTS ~ ~ EA.
' ·WTAIN kRUSIY • I.OZ. PKC. • 1·· ·BREADED ~
SHRIMP PIECES \!!:::::;I EA.
CHUCK ROAST ~
CHUCK STEAK it#"
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BIRD FARM ,...,, '"' C TUIHT flWTI 79~ MllO,•'.ff(iT •SAGE ~ -• ,991 ::rntT:'
SAUSAGE """" ""' """iouT """ EmOTllt -• ""· ,.,., """m.
FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS
EVERY DAY
FANTASTIC DISCOUNTS
EVERY DAY """"" ''""''" "'"
FANTAST IC DIS1:DU NTS
EVERY DAY
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101/ -Or. c-~ JO"NSON JUBIUE 85, ~ KITCHEN wax
11s
101
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ALL GREEI
TUDER
DAILY PILOT
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... .TOMATOES
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LOCAL GROWi -A9c STRAWBERRIES•· swm RIPE
CAITALOUPE
RED RIPE e WHOLE
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PllEAPPLES ~'=~ 49!.
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lARG£ Silt 39' WDD1 FRDH CAULIFLOWEA •
SOOTHERN GClJ> • \i GAWll
PURE n-ORAIGE ~UICE .
• FRESH CUT
MARGUERITE 98-DAISIES 11.
FANTASTIC DISCOUN TS
EVERY DAY
fANTA STIC DISCO UNTS
EVERY DAY
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' f.an:. lottle 1 Pilllbuly' • 16S-4L Con
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liiiiii1 @MuicAruTAor\ · tf -tr=
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'<:=;>!~ 18-0L8ottt.•tx.Strencrth 63' ~ MICRIN MOUTHWASH
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@CitGNiuGHtruNA 36C
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High lorie ·
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Cost ~e te11
2 tablespoons diet margarine
lh cup graham cracker
crumbs or chocolate wafer
crumbs
Jf unn'd Ub to beat the t.; .. 1. I ounces low~Iorie cream ,._ •"&"• cheeseorNeufchatel eost ..!-calorlcally -of alad cheese •
oils, discover yogurt! Not I.be--I ounces low-fat cottage faltenln41 supre<kip Stu(! tbat chee3o
tries lo jlolul ltoelf oil • diet 4 tablespoons skim milk
!ood. 3 eggs
(By '"'" Id's bope aD· Sllm I lev!l tabl°"""""s plain Gourmet coob now~ that cocoa
1 • e e t e n e d fruit-~ 4 tablespoons sugar
"""" is between 2111 and 2811 Supr ""'51.itute to equal 14
calorits a. cuplul, about the cup
ume u a cbocolaLe dlllut ! ) 1 tablespoon vanilla
,,,. J'llUrt v. teaspoon cinoal!Mll
of is plaio, Spread_ the """"'"' ol an ..:. aD ~ ei«M-or oineindl pie_ pan
of the wltll did marprine and
tbon ~.. spinkle lrilb a-. Pmls
Plain ~ can ><Id a ~ inlo place. Olill ,, -or, special .... -.. ~ if you prefer, quldt-bate In a
ings. Here's a Jiua ~ ~ ovm for five . or ab: caain<HtJ1e salad · minutes.
that'• for-"'1 \o ti. bt$-Olmblne r•D\•l,lng ln-
ijed tlnd •.. al ....mtb Ille gndlenl! in 'l>lendei" container
, calories: and beat smooth. Pour into pie
CREAMY CASINd l shell. Bake in a preheated 125-
dqree oven for one hour.
Chill. Makes eight servings,
Ila calories each. • V. cup boWtd chill ....., or
cotarp loo J31 l~vbiepr
I te•8" Jti1ow 11,.d mJ.
orinC c~h
V. cup pllln yogurt
I t..._ salt (or gartJc
. salt)
Combine IPd llir ..... Ollly
10 ca1orifa .. td)f PJOGIL
C!WlltMCIUD'oaT
ljUWMO
I cupbleplahq~1d I~
y, ...._ ~""""" pepper
2 oonces Roquefort ~
I teupoOn ult
I clove garlic (optional I
Whip In blender On high
ljJOOd unW smoollL Oo1Y ll
Clb'iel per P,Mewpom.
TANGY Yoclmn'
"IUYON!WSll"
Uncanny lcleq
S llb' ! J >Olll
Po ......
toa
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legs
I ounces Jow-celorle cream
cheese or Neulcbalel -pinch ol sall
1 teaspoon vanilla
% lable!poom sugar
~ llljbstilUle to equal 2
~ 3 tabltspOOllS skim milk
4 leaspooo. plain """'"
COmbine and beat Wllll
smooth In your blender. Pour
into four custard Cli]lo. Bake In
1 preheated 225-degree oven
for one hour. Refrigerate.
Makes !oor senolnp. 179
calories each.
(For more decakrized
deaert Ideas send a stamped,
sell-addreosed envolope and 25
ctnts to SLIM GOURMET
CHOCOLATE L 0 VE R ' S
RECIPES, in care of the
DAILY PILOI', 511 W..t Shott
1'rall, Sporta, N.J. O'll"lL )
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CHUCK STEAK
CAWOlllA I
NAVEL
ORANGE
CRISP GREEN
CELERY
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Dieters' Delight
Popularity Mushrooms
R1Utcoom
WHOU
SMOKED HAMS
u.s.1..-. G1C11C1 1m
RIB STEAK
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LlllY'S
PINEAPPLE-,.,.~
JUICE
4MZ.W
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mer for $ mlnutH. Add
spinach and r es erved
mll!hrooms.
Bring to bolling point;
reduce heat. Cover and aJ.m. ,
met for 5 minutet « until
Vt'j!<labtes I"' crisp--. serva a.
MU!llROOMS IN P'OIL
lpouotllnob-
.... cup diced &omalD
~" cup • "'wed .,.,....,
I Llblespoclll *1 ~
t .._ult
'• IM 5P"0" cround bllct pepper
Kins<. pal dry and trim
mumroorm: place in cem. of
a sbe<t ol heavy doty
aluminum foil. Sp r I• kl o
IOCNto P-fJd rerNlntq Jn-
gredienb Ovtl' mmhroomL
Bring eq,,,. of !oU up Oftr
mushroom mixture; crimt to
seal. Place in a bftk.b!& pm;
bake 1n a 350 degree F. Oftft
for 45 minutes. Suvt1 6 .
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There Is A Factory Authorized D·ealer For · Virtually
Every Popular Make Car-In The World!
Normal New And Used Ccr
ShoppincJ Has Been Reclaced
r From Days To Hours On
Hua bor Boulevard of Cars.
re Are Over JOO SIV'ed
Automotive 1'echnicians
To Give Your ~ Factory
Authorized Semce On · Har-
bor Boulevard of Cars.
There Are Umilless Ways To
Fit Financing '1'9 Your Pcw li-
cular Needs On Hm bor Boule--
vard of Cars.
BAUER
IUICI
ms HADOI aYD.
979-2500
NABERS
CADILLAC
2600 HA11C11 aYD.
Mo-9100
CORNELL
CHEVIOl.ET
2GI HAllOI &YD.
546-1200
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PONTIAC
-HAllOI .. ,.,. .
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COSTA MESA
DATSUN
2845 HAUOlt kYD.
540-6410
FRIENDLY
CONVENIENT ·
.RKIA8i!E
.JOHNSON
AND SON
LINCOLN MOCUIY
262, HAllOI Ill.YD.
540·5630
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ROBINS FORD
2060 HAUO,l kYD.
642-0010
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You'll foinCI Tremendoti$ 'Serec.
tions of Campers' Motor
Hdmes And Othe1r Recrea-
tionar ·ve-hicles .On Ha1bor
toulevard Of _Cars.
Over $1,000,000 Worth Of
Genuine Factory . Pa Take
Up Ova" 100,000 Squak! feet
Of Space On Harbor BoJde-
v~ ·Of Cars.
There Are More Than 600
Ufhoa Modern Service Aid
Re ... lr Bays For Quick, De-
pendable Service On Harbor
Boulevard Of Cars.
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MAZDA
21so HAUoR ILYD.
1645'!'5700.
UNIVEl·SITY
OLDSMOBILE _..
2150 H~I II.YD. I
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Heme News and Views
Meat Demands? Will · Substitutes '
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Meal retlaning Is hen!
What's lb.II! You haftD't
l>oanl of any ollidal nliccing
program!
No, this fs 11111 0. Warld
War II, food eaopon type of
.-rationini.
R's o;a1111k r:atim-..:
high prioes. JJ1lz 15 ce>ls •
pound for~~ cbeapest ham-bur(<r; a pound hr
"""'4, llaak and pod< d>opo;
'• If .-• pound !or dlucl:
Prices such u these are
f«<ing meal l'Btitming upoo
t 9fJ')'CIM!! with fixed incomes
and limited dollan to spend 1111
food.
lligh meat prices llso came
. ~ meat rationing in tamales who
. olha;~la ~
~ tlio:D
See tlit qMI!(,.
sile Gf life -· ~ Cllastil
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FDDBAf '
ii DAllY PILOT
lop lor 21 _. .__.s -..
-1.$ -• oentnc. 111111 ~ 1urkey at 19 cenlS a
pc><llld. '!be ground lllrlrey'
-Is made from -lll9l. I! lower In fa1 than
hanllarg<r, .. -ooly 1.$ .. ....... """'""' '!be bigbl7 Dlllritloos ortan
mella -u.... llldney 111111
beart -.... still good buys.
For enmrc, became liver
has no fa or waste, at 19
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And don't ltqel -Ev<n ~ ooly ..... 1111' lalsbaud aay1
1tecta1sa-,i.1t"*" that 114 ueedl more -t than
coel ooly -!,If~ • this. " this Irle! ,.,.,..,. = .... ol ,..... A. Wbat oeed •nd-
belt prGlela •. "-""' •:..1~~
QUl!S'ftONS WB AR I! ~ ·~ ol ..,...in
ASKl!D • fllOdi ;.. mee.t ... -
Q, In wder ID cul down m sublll -dallY ,lo<Jr.:i
mell -I've bettl "~ Wn. Other protein Is ... ed
my family smaller aervinp 1'l' milt, cbetse. breads and . . .
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lsn~ Clll Pljltr Ulln, ... be sud> u poCatoes, vegotables In which will muk or Im· ounces and large eggs welgb
considered as ooe "aervin&" and broad. the flavor. You might 24 ounces per dozen. Tbut,
for an averaae adllll ~ It with onioo, garlic, sage, small ~ give you oaly 11.,...,.,, many people blve Q. "We .!f'! .the new ground or . spices, for example. three-f s as much food a.s
become lt<Wltomed lo eatJns furby' "'I ooe liked the Another ldea is to use It half Jarf(e eggs and would not be a
111~ larger servings of meat wt4 toe we!li Pcrblps you and balf with ground beef Jn good buy Wlless they IOkl for
tban they mlly oeed, and could ltJl me aome 'f~ lo -t IOll or mea t balls al""' less than thtet-fourtbs as
lhmlore do l!Ol !eel sallsfled pr-epare 11 lhat would Improve with )'Olll' u!UAI seasontnrs. much. For ex.ample, lf large
oo as mae u one port chop. the navor. I just broiled mloe eggs l'O!ll 69 cents 1 dozt.n .
It's a matter ol adjusting Jn rues. Q. At w b a c pri ce would small eggs i,i,·ould not be a
our minds a.od our appetites to . You might enjoy the small eggs be a good buy conr good buy unless they cost 1tu
smaller servings of meat, and ground turkey more IC you use pared to large eggs? than 51 cents a dozen .
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At RalphS', we print a freshness '~
date on every meat .labe l.And
with today's meat prices, Wbo can
afford to take chan_ces? Buy the meat with the freshness d1 te on ··
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Brisket ~ .. 1.29
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Gr8'181rUtt -.17
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C.lltoma. ttu.n.
AvOcados
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ALPHS SUPER CENTURY 1873-1973 . . ,, *M111
~ D8ailll'ilt f.59 'a.Soap
HEALTH & BEAUTY AIDS 'FRO.ZEN FOOD
:.: .87
:.:1.86 .... 96 ......
"'"' 86 .....
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=1.34
~.71
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l.: .47 o::. .24 ..... 89 ..... ..... 26 ..... ,. ... 86 .....
HOUSEHOLD ~EEDS
..... .46 ... ' ' •':£1.81
....,,.15tllru March 21 ED EVERYDAY LOW PRICES • •
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PANTRY FILLSRS
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PANTRY FILLERS ..,...._.....,. __
C:OnnodPop __ ...,. ...
lntt1ntcoffff ............
lnttMtTH --....... Orawy Qulll --hHm•IMdt ......... Babyfooll
TheSuper
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UlPllS SJOIS JRE lllCATED AT: 388 l 17111 ST., COSTA MESA; 9981 -BLVD., "llHJltlGTON .f!ACH; .15471 S. BROOKHURST, WESTMINSTER;
UDA 2'167 PASEll YALOW 1726117th ST., TUST1ll 401 N. LOARA, "ANAHEIM STORE HOURS: S.10 DAILY, 9-9
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Only Mayf a· r re ulafly
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A. f~~ as we know, there is
only one R_l&rket with prices so
low that it regularly .compares
pric,es with its competitors -·and
then publishes thQse price com-
pari1ons. Tht market is M:Qtfair.
.. Chuc~
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BLAD~ CUTS
BEEF ROT ROAST
Mayfair's compariaon hopping
is done with the' same list used by
the U.S. Department of Labor's
Bureau of Labor Statistics to
measure food p r ices, ever.)'
month , all across the countty~
During the ·week . or Mardi s,
we used tbis list to compare
Mayraii"s meat prices with our
competitors . These are the actual
item by item comparisons of
20 some meat itenis: ,. . ' ' . . TOTAi,. SAV1ttGS-
"O' UNIT ..
ITEMS "°'' MAVFA!llt
M1rt11r 21 24.18 2.21
Pa"lt~ .~~ . 26.39
M1fla" " 26.79 .>•
tut~~ "' 26.98
M1,.tail" IO 21.99 ...
Sale~~ 19 n,47,
Mayflir ~I ~ 24.04 ...
·Alpht Beta 11 2.5.03
When we say: ''On discount·
prices, ~tayfair is more fair,''
we don't just ask you to take our
word (or it. Your Unc l.eSam helps
Us prove It.
'tr-Bon~
8teak~
T,AILS OFF WELL TRIMMED
BROIL OR BARBECUE
<;_Lettuce
SOLID HEAD LARGE SLICING
Mayfair C/Jest~uysin Produce
~anas CENTRAL AMERICAN .1 JLB.
JVevel f!!:!~~E SIZE 6 LBs J.00
Fuertec5\vocad~
CALIFORtillA FUERTE -LARGE SIZE
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DEPT. OF LABOft, BURf:AU OF LABOR ST!,.TIStlCS
ITEM Li~T, AS OF MARCH 5, 1973 •
9ot.DGfU1AUSW.lor, Oin•M:i,,...; .. lt:IM:ll. ·-... COi lff
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~.,.h ~.a~~. ···1 '"·4z .;~'".I: ~· ... ~~iii.>. '· 1 •} , I»; .1
. lli!AoE :wHOLE eooy·--2 1/2 t:O 3 LB, AVG.lWCIGtno . ' 'l'.B.
', · WoQi.w ,OJJuciQ.lfigs ~.,r: · ;;_,
'.°'; 1 .S.D.A. GRAOE ,i. · Bi,.K~'WITH APPLE DRESS( 'f .7!/...e.
l -1J~f 111Afile Roasi ··~ ~ i;;· ·
. . I~ CE~ER~'cHtJGK,-tEAN •.MEATY ... 'J8LB.
.Mixed FO;fJf Parfs . : .
3 Hl~AlfTERS WITH ·B•Cl!i. ~ FOREOUAffTERS Wl ,ij, A '7 .
i BACK, 3 WINGS· ... G~L~TS &,!JECKS INC~~,E !"'( L,I. 1
'UWJJson ".Bacon · 1
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f OL' VIRGl!llA ASSC)RtED '<;<)JtO sALAMI, •
OLIVE A PIMIENTO, All BEE~ SALAMI ~I· 'i!Of)' SANOWICH LOAF. DUTCH LOAF r '
ALL ~EEF,B()j.0, AL L M~E'.J~BOl'Q,. 5 OZ . ~~ '
~~!E~!~:.~PAN FRY 1.67~;·'
'fleefci?.ump:~oast j .:A8
BONELESS ROLLED & TIED · QRE~'T OVEN ROAST ·~ LB.
Gll.uck 8feal( · "· · " "· '
.BLADE Cljts • MNllNATE FOR B~BECll~ .8,9l8.~
OSCAR lfAYER BACON• ~
1 lb. Vecuum Packjge ei.··1.11
12 oz. Wafer PK .• , • ea. 1.11
ALASKAN SOLE
Northern Fillets
Pon Fry ........... lb .. 79 "" ..
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Slices .• : •.• : •• ,r-,. lb. 1.
GORTON'$ FISH CAKES
Breaded • Heat• E•t 1
24 ot. Pec<oge ...... H •• 89 ~It. ' ~ ';j'~ ~" -tCIN'S FISHSTICKS
DOLE PINEAPPLE
L1rve Sit• ••••••••• •• •• 49 FLORIO-. GRAPEFRUIT
Indian River
-OCE'AN PERCH -
Fresh Dressed
• P1cific F.illets .. _ ••. lb . 1009
4! •I • ~ •
Bnoded ·HHll<E•l / 9 32 ot. Pec<•lit .••.• ••· 1_.2
~AOISHES ANO GllEEN
ONIONS
s.1..i o.n~t. ...... ••· .10
AN.JOU PEARS S....t Ju;cy ...... 4 lbs. 1. 00
TEMPLE OllAHGES .V
S.-t ...•.. , ... Slbs.1.1111
Ruby and White . . . 5 for 1.00
LEhUCE
R•d Leif #\d Boston
Salad Oeli~t ...... 2 for .29
ORANGES Sweet V1lencj1
8 lb. Cello Big . -. .. . .. . . 98
WHITE GllAPEFRUIT
J . FRESH OYSTERS
FrYing Size -Westet'tl _ . '
?WAN IMPORTED HAM 51~· td • 4 Ol, • , • , , o ~··· .61
L N CHEE&6
t. LSttoL.u-.toae ....... 69 COOKED SHRIMP
10 oz . J•r .•. , •.... N •• 99
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f.,. S.locb.,,,. ·~. ,lb. .. 1,911 B~l••J. W•I) Tr;!f>!"ed 1 ,9., • ·~~-~t"C~ . , o..~ •.• lb, . •
lAXE SMELTS R~ "OAST
Pon RHdy Troll)tllt C!f!e ·Wtll , 27
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OR"
ROUNDS
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CALIF. GROWN WJTH
PELVIC BONE ATTACHED
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8teak ,. ~Spare ' ·Ii§-
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170r .. • .. r,.. •• .•.... , . ·r:: .. 79 BIRD'S EYE Frolttt tu 10 Ot. ~ .• 21:·
JEN0'$1Fr6tta P~· Roll• ' Ptp1Mronl~&eus~·Shrimp·B Or.,". .$1
PLACE MATS,· 'J•yott VitcoS•.
H••t 'st1in Retlt\wrt, 01i;or1tor
ce1ori ,. .. ~ .. t ,,._ ..•••• 2 for 1.00
Y0·5 H1ir: Spr•r> All vr.itti.• ie-•
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'Oreos ·~
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P.AN FRY OR SWISS
BIRO'S EYE Frottn Cut Corn
100t ...... '.' ........... ,.21
.DAIRY ,
ARDEN Fl•vor Fr.ish Ice Cr•am
112 G111on .. : •• ~,.L ........ 11
••DEN Yoeurl 1/2'¥int ' ' ' ..•. 22 •
ARDE.N 100" fur:• Or1n91 Juic•
()u.ert ••••••••••••.• t • • • • .•9
••DEN11utter Gr,·~cM'. . . '
Fir:.st Ou!lity t 1 Lil:. • • ' ••••••. 81
' c:Reynf)/ds
Alri
200 FT. ROll '
ORANGE JUICE
Tr•icaM Pure 112 gel. Bottle . • .. • • .. • 89
Otse'rt Grown
8 lb. Cello Bog .••.... , ,98
1 lb. Beg ........ ;·•~· .79 .. Tr•~~llou~.~·b· \ ,u....----"""""'!iio..--...... __ ........ __ ...,u '
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W1tninrgton E•tr1 Fancy
Red onil Golden ...... lb. ,29
U.S. NO. 1 RUSSETS 29 Premium .•..•... 2 lbs ••
JERUSALEM ARTICHOKES Gounneto.1;gtrt
1 lb. 8119 ' ' ...... ' ... .,49
INDOOR HOIR PUNTS
Astortl'd Veritti•s 6'' Poli ..•• :~ ..•..•• 3.98 •
C)Junched Good$Sale
MIX OR MATCH-a .. u, Turl'lif>Sr Splnac1', 2 "-·nc•··.'IV}
Swiss Ch1rd. Coll1rd5, Mu.tafd Greens vu ,,.. A 7 •
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ALL
VARIETlf,S
REG .
Prices Effective Thnclay, M1rch 151hru Wednesday, March ;!1
USDA Food Stamps Welcome
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Green8Apple
PIS
JUMBO
40-0Z. •
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WIENERS or
HAN ROLL
Your • A~L-MEAr
Choice? w1E!'IERS-• ' i '118., PKG.
£.Nt.\ • Hf.M ROIJ, ~ l~'OZ. ~KG.
Scotc ' lium·
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4-YR. -80 PROOF
sO"'Roi-1 'lft'LEdr:t '
LIGHT OR OARJ(
.·~·&UNBOW
TROUT
19 s;~.·
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o s•'S-IM ! ............. ~~.
BOURBON L XE ...... .:::..,$'Jll
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ICENILK
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o ORAlaiEJUICE ••• :.: •••• l",':"7~57"
o NEW OIUON RINGS •••••••• ~;;~.,..59° ___________________ ,
FROZEN WAFFLES ••••• ~-: 3f
o Bl~DSEll~WAKE.'. •• :., • ..,.~ .. 35'
n -ASPARAalfs CUTS ... • •• ~. ~ . -o MINU,lJ MAID LIMEADE ........ ,\';"• 15'
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fJ LEAF SPINACH ....... ~., •• --::-::....19°
o TREESWEET FROZEN ORAllGlJUICE '.°:'29'
o FROZEN UMEADE ........... ':":"~ ~ •
I Wl[SHIRE DILL e1CKLES •• ;!o3Sc
o FROZEN MINI-MEALS '"'"~W/&'I.: 39'
o DEMI COB CORN , •••••••• , ... ~ :.::01 79• o MAC & BEEF ••• .i·~ ••• ~ . .:=::J.~7~ · . .
HEINZ KETCHUP ••• , ....... ~, 49t
' o SCALLOP CRISPS .. • • • -or:..-sp•
o BREADED COO FILLETS.,.~~\=,
o BREADED F.ISH S~KS .... ::-. . . . • 1 --------------------
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• 1PKia1 low Ofle. Ofl Ii.mt 111911 IOUt bNlc 1000
tlWl»-,.....l~~: N ll'J pro4uct9; lr11llt &
WOfltbln: Md trtill procNctt. &)' IMrtlllt l"-9 ~
)'OU CM Cll'I )IOllf food ~ Ind 119 -Itel of Nvlflll
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llNmlflt M11111s -:::-~1 r ~
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... ecfi.ofl. "" ""' .. Vons Encllsh Muffins ...:::.::.~ 33'
Klondl~I Rolls -.. ~ 46•
Frutt Pits =::o= 16'
Sh1p1m Bnad m•~-49'
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3 tabl-dry -
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Itel cooked noodles or rice
Mln<ed W!b parsley
'BEST
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M~ID . --~'Sl'NSJ
BABY
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I ' ~ ~'* ~ !lie r<tumed fn>m her , neir ii the Cordoo Bleu,
,....... Ded me from Los
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lbt al4 *!y. ~.SOmo people
have c !Wural leeliDg lor _,, 'li.it l want to hWTy
llliop. •
eyuppe_r's
Impromptu
Hao'• a Usht and lovely
dloll -brisllng lllrdlnoa slm·
mfftd ln whlte wine -to
ten'e for ID impromptu IU~
... per for rour.
' • Acoompany tbili dllh with
; . Frendl brelld to IOp up the
joices, plctled ftllllbrooms and
• toaed IJ'eeD aalad. , ,
1411D1N11S IN WllJTE WINE
J tabl-buUtt
1 rmall onloo, CUI In thin
llrtiio l _...,claver prllc,
c:nllhed
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WHISKEY
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Blended Whiskey ....... s499
El Rancho'• smooth blend! Quart.
That's what Super S/wppers do when they compare El Rancho
produce to the run of the mill fruits and vegetables seen in most
super-markets. Compare ours to theirs -and you'll talk about
fres h, too! ·
A11paragu11 TENDER! Ill
All green! , •. generoua bunches, large stalks that will prove to be tender tip to tip!
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Super Shopper Grocery Spedals!
Apple Sauce ri&w 39
'I'bo blc~ c\UI ..• brlmlill atlllllf:Y IMly GraveDl,.in aau .. t
Tomatoes flllllD .... 29~ Pineapple Juice. 1oc
S It W -aimplywonderlul! No. 303 Springfield -l l 01 <:Int!
Niblets Corn ..... 2oc Wesson Oir..: .... 53~
) It Kernel (r'lm Green Giant! 12 01
Chicken Brott\ .. 15c
~·or aala~s or cookinel 24 oz .
A-1 Sauce. ........ 59c
SwanlOD '1l3 oz. -ready to use! Enhances so many Oa\•on! 1001.
Rice Mixes MINUTE 4, .. s1
Pried, Pode, Rib Roeu, Drum&tick or Spanish -7 oz . pkp.
Mac. & Cheese .. 21 c Cheerios. .......... 39c
'Kralt.-10euy t-0aervt>! 714 oz. pkg. So many breaktut.ain 10 01. box !
Hi Ho Crackers.. 39c .Bucwheats ....... 43 c
Buttery wafera from Sunshine! 16 oz Cereal with maple-y 1oodnesal 9 oz.
Coffeemate ....... 79c
Carnativn's corfee creamer! 16 oz,
Dry Roast Nuts.. 79c
Plal)ter'• Mixed or Cashewa 7 oz. \. . El R'ancho Gin ........... s41'
Ninety proof make. great martinis! Quart. \
El Rancho Vodka ....... s4s 9 ,,,,.,.LARGE! •••• II! Purex GALLON ••••••••• ~. 49~ l
Liquid bleach brings back the sparkle to whites! • 1 "" , •
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El Rancho Rum ......... ~499 Firm, for-pietulepretty alicee! Use them fo r sandwiches .... add color, flavor to salads!
la 'OBlctt1Qo;rA •••• llf Toilet Tissue ..... 35c Nescafe .• : ..... s.149 , :
Choooe el!her light or a kl Quart. , Coronet Ultra IV ••• 4 roll pack! · IQStant coffee in the 10 oa. jar .. •
El Rancho Scotctr ...... ~619 Taster's Choice. s1•9 Yuban Coffee .... 97 e-
Bottled ill Scotland ••. 86 proof1 Quart. F ..... jlried inatantcoffea-8oz. 6ne pound can (3 lb. can ••. 2.89)
Zee ToWels,,G ......... 25 ~ Vodka ttouoAv11MEs ........ s399 You knoW, when the name is Chiquita. that you're gett.incCentral America'• finest!
Bottled juatJor El Rancho! Quert
Scotch ttouoAv ·11MEs ....... S3 69 Rip~ PineQpple .......... 1 ~9! Cb00&e white, colora or decorated rolls, and "'Vt·iltEl Rancho! .. ~
Save 50'= on this value! Fifth. Larg1•1izt1 to afford m~ of that Hawaiian goodne;iss that makes this .so welcome a value! Roten foof#sl Sundrlesf'
El Ranch
TEQUILA
Margarita• anno populor!· Quart.
Pulaski P~kles. ......... 49c
Real Poliah Sty,, .... 32 oz.jar
Import~ Ham .......... 49c
Cmaida, ali<fcl, rudy to eat! 4 oz. ' . Goud~s or Edams .. .-... 59c
KaukaunaKlub faY<jritell! ••• 7 ounce
Blue Cheese c.uM1tco ...... 49c
' Sprinkle ~er salads! Sargento - 8 oz.
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SAlAD I 35c DRESSING ....
(ILU! CHEESE .•• 41') (IOQU£fORI ••• 59')
Fisherman'e W~arf -No preservatives!
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Wake up breakfast appetite& witb tbe bright flavor ofTexu Ru by Red Grapefruit!
Romaine Lettuce ..... 15~
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BERRIES 59!. SOLID 10 CABBAGE !
Compare our quality to theirs! 12 oz. ' Will yoll celebi:au S!. Pr trick'• Dayt'
Radlsh•i: o'i. Gree~ rQnlons ..... I Ot
Add zasty flavor as well u bright color to your aaladl! '
I ' Valencla Oranges .......... 6 ... s I
Laite site .•• and they offer-. much sweet juicy podneu!
Mushrooms ............. 89~
H3thouae grown and extra f&ncy quality!
'MUMS ... ·~ ... $1"
They'ni really opecial! ,
Florist qu'1itY!, ii» inch foil
covered poll, ·cuddling healthy
plant.I Comparel ·
BIRDSEYE 19c · PEAS
Sweet tender! 10 ounce package!
Green Apple Pie 69c
• Jolullton'1 ... biJ9!nchaiul
Enchiladas. ....... 79c
V1.n de Kamp'a 19 ot family 1i.U:!
Welsh Rarebit ... 69c
'. Stoulfer'110cn. for a quick Lrlek!
Orange Juice. .... 25c
Treeaweet 6 oicon (12oz ... 49')
Petsonallzeil Service in our Meat Department ·
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The crit.na of excellenfe in the tenderloin of U.S.D.A. Choice beef! '
FILET MIGNON 1a.o.i.CH01et1tu 1aout.011t. ••.. .,..-~ ... :. '-··· 2 'l
Leon briabtfar tli. St. Patrick'• day Ceut! Whole or Point ball.
sotlD GREEN CABBAGE1NOURrtOOUCEDE1~lllT.,. .............. lOi.
' . Ham EL RANCHO 'S 79c Ground Beef ml!.\~ ...... s11t SHANK HALF! . .... ~ Alwayalitlh-hulkorpattleo! C
·Mountain Tro~t raa"' $14t . Pork Sausage ............ 79,. Whole Ham or Butt Portion. ......................... 99!. EIRenebo'•o1draahionedquality1
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Fres~ ClamSCHnm101m 79 • Frahneiomakeitbediffenmceinllavor! ·
l'lewEni!a•d,foutatpiinrorchowderl Roast BONELESS . s 199 H~m Slices Cflll!tCUl. ...... $f5t
Mahi-Mahi ,,,,, , , .•.• ~lOl BEEF! .......... .' .. Lean ... r.omEJRancho"at.nerhaml .
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KlfJ D 7·30 -"Rud." Poul Newman stan .,
1 pl~g modern cowboy in lhla 1963
morie 'llllllob won Patricia Neal aa Ooclr. Also lea· 'tu.red are Melvyn Douglas and Brandoo DeWlide.
' NBC D &:SO _ "Mr. Inside/Mr. Outalde ." Tony '.:Lollianeo Ind Hal Unden portray New York pollce
deteotlves in dll.s pilot !Um for a projectod senes.
ABC a 8:30 -"Cl"" of '83." Al •.10.~ear re-
union, a jealous husband, convinced hiJ wife still
J<wes his oollege rival plots, a deadl:t wel<!>me for
the ll.DSU9l>e<!lng former l<>ver. James Brolln, Joan
fulclret, CliU Gorman.
·KCET ID t ·OO -Tax Spectal. Live pboo .. in tax
probleml are ·taken from KCET'• Ultle The&Cer 11
a tiank All IOCOUatlnlll fields taxing quesuon1.
CBS II 11:90 -"Waterhole #3.': James C&
bum, l\l!I <;arroll O'CoDllO< star In lllil 1967 com-
edy w..steni.
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By TOM TITIJll twentles-and the problema playhouse, 1110 Main St., Hun· stage in the °"'""' County-°' .. Oll9r ..., ,,... eadl eocounter1 In raotvtnc ti.ogtm Beach. Reserv ations Loog Beach area lnclude:
·-11~ "Born Ye s terday " -"-'•• IJ }Oil around the the ...,...,. wilh tllelr ._. -w.
"'""'" · · Fullertoo Foolllghten, 119 ...,..,., that lime when a life ies. • ' SOIJTH COASr Repertory Buena Vista Drive, Fullerton.
youoe 11\an't fancy turns -TEllll DOYLE. a vetmui ,_.,.. Its productioo of closing perlormanc.s Friday
and many an oJder man's as Orange County ~ and David Rabe's J eat bing and Saturday a111:30i reserva--
well. oneeime DAILY.PltoT •ward military ~ "'Ibe Basic tions 528-1973.
That's wli.1 the lalt51 pn> winner, plays the aging In-'l'l:ainlng of Pavlo Hummel" "Kismet" _ Long Beach
ductlon of the lluotlngton duslriallsl, while Teri Dill· toolsJ>I with Ronald Boussom Clvlc Llgbt Opera, Jonlan
Beach Playhouse, P a 4 d Y ingham, a college drama stu· playtng the central role. High School, 8400 Atlantic
Cbeyefaky's HMiddle of the deot making her community Others in the SCR ca.st Ave., Long Beach. Closing
Night," 11tJ1about.1'be tom· theater debut, porb-ays the ot>. under Martin Benson's dir~ performances Friday and
pelling drama of May· jeet ol blJ attectloo. UGI!, are Robert Wfi8h~ Dan Salurday al 8::10, Sunday at
llettlnbet romanoe opo111 J1rl. Principal au_.tlng roles Tulllt Jr., Squire Fridell, H.J . 2:30; reservations (1131 432-
day for a "'°"-or"!!-~ "" tak.. by Gr~ ~w as Parb and WUliam Bn1dy. 7926.
under the direcUcm -.J.f t&e girl's JllOther, Pat M'llllinl Outain time is a o'ck>cl for "You C!in't Take It With
Keene. as the man's aister ao£.Ann She final four performances, You" _ Long Beach Com-
1be BwltJ:ogion Beach at.-Parvarach H bis dau!bter. tonight through Saturday, at munity Playhouse. 52J:ll E. . ~ ca•1t.v '""""'..,.,..
lnctloo 11 lhe lone new-Compldlng the H~liogton tiie Third Step Theater, 11127 r Anaheim St., Long Beacb. Fri· ROMANTIC -Turi Dillingham and Terry Doyle.....,
on the -Orange Cout !&eater Beacb east w1D ba Larry !fewport Blvd., Costa Mesa. day and Saturday at 8:30; caught in a tender mo!!lent fro m ~ i;:omantic > .
caleodar lllll week, wblle tw.o Woodanl, Dav• Al)denon, Resenialioos 1146-1363. reservations (213 1 43&-0$36. drama "Midclle of·,ttie Night," opening Friday for ,
other laDg-nJMlng dramas Jeanl G.lbb<m. wanc1a· MlllaY • • 'Al.'10 OOMPLETING iO! j ..!!!• weekend.I' at tlje Huntin. gton Beach Playhouse. ·
prepare for their fin a I and Melinda Beaman. engagement is the Laguna ~--·
perlorinaoces tooigbl. lhrouih Heading the badlslage crew • pr1Jductl0n of ''The Prime of
Saturday. Closing tre • .,,,. .-Joyce ~,,......, stage Mlss Jean Brodie," an. ,. .
Basic Tralnlng of Pavlo Hum-manager; Ami -1aod. pro-Dent Inlerpreiation of an mer~ .at ~th c .oa1t' .. ditcer; BID.~MOreland, :epilodicdramawithisuperb
Repertory and ~,Prime ol tecbb.1cal ~; Ca r.1 a performance by, Jill Rimer in MiSs Jean Brodie at tbe Trict, set desigh; ~ r v 1 d lht title role. B e r t r a m
Laguna Moulian Community Malnaa, set ~on, and Tanswell is directing.
Playhoose. . ., Jean Kyter, Jl'O~: Hoo Filian and Stanley
"Middle of !he ,Nigbl P~.ot ·Mjjldle of wttsick portray !be romantic
centers around a manufao. lb~ N'8ht • will ~ given interests in the life of a
lurer in his ftfties who falls in Fridays and Saturdays at 1:30 spinster Scotti s b
lave with a glr! in her early lbn>ugb April 14 at the schOolleacber, with Marlheli>
Randall. Sharon Harwood and
Denise McCan1es cast in olher
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All kirlb $1 .00 ttll 1:30 p.m.
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will be given lonigbt through
Saturday at 8:30 in the
Moulton Playhouse, 6 O 6
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Beaclt Reservattons"494-0743.
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ln our op1n1on Ed · NOMINATIONS
\\'ards Cinema West INCL BEST 4qRES$ Th eatre now presents DIANAROSS§ !O you lhe most enler· QIWEHOUDAY tainment packed and
powerful double bill
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GARRY GOODROW • HUNARO HESSEMAN • JOHN SAVAGE • Written by DAVJO S. W"~p
. _ tive Pf~OONALO SIJT¥tR\.ANO PrOduc~ by TONY BIU and MICHAEl&JVllA ftt11i.UP$-
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BOtH f•atllrts s~~. or first time in OnngeCounty now at tbef.il\wds TwlnCil)ellla 2. YARD BWES with Jaoe Fonda. Dooald Sutherland and Peter
BO • and FEAR IS TIIE KEY with Barry N"'1!1an and Sll2ie Keni!all ..
2nd FIRST AREA SHOWING ·
BARRY SUZY' NEWMAN AND KENDALL
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2 DOOR
1600 CC, 4 cyl inder, California Emissk>n
5,ystem," speed transmission, rear bumoer
guards. (3RIOWl46961 ) 917
STICKfR PRICE $2 21 5, 8 7
FULL PRICE
THIS WEEKEND -ONLY
BRAND NEW 1973
AV.ERICK
2 DOOR SEDAN '
2 CID 2 V V-8, cruise-o-matic, power
leering, interior decor group, Xtra decor
roup, dl x. bumpers, wsw tires, tinted
lass, radio (3K91F17~l l13C
STICKER PRICE ~331680
l FUL1. PIUCE .·.:·s-1 a97 ·s~8G7
, ' u:M L.'1cense ~···~License ·
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY 1 IMMED E.DELIVERY
nus 1WEEKEND ONLY
BRAND ·NEW 1973
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BRAND NEW 1972
COURIER
PICKUP 35 1 C.LD. 2Y V-8, WSW tires, pawer
steering, Ex tailgate window dlx bumj)er
groop, radio, wheel covers, tieavy duty load
, Suspen!.!on. crui se-a-matic. {3A40H201212l
104'
llOO CC •MJin•, ChtOll'I• Front luMper,
Tool Kit, Wh ite Wtll Tirt1. ISGTAME4l-
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1970 THUNDERBIRD
power 1te1rin9, powtr br1k ... power Va,"''·'""" tOlt wh,.I, l•ot •. •fr, '$2999
windowt, power 11af5, radio, h11f1r,
wkit•w•ll fire s, vinyl roof, t int•d gl1J1,
beautiful b11r9undy fire w/bl1ck •lnyl
roof~ Skarp. fb41A!H )
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V-1, 11110. ttans., f1 olory air, pow1r 1t11rlng,
apart ·curto111 cab, 2 9•1 t1nk1, .power lift. gal•,
il•ory whit•. Only 12,000 mfl1•, lik• ri•w. #P191.
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THIS . WEEKEND QN(Y · THIS :WEEKEffi>. ONJ-!
BRAND NEW 1973 · . BRAND NEW'. 1-9\..,
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4 DR. HARbTOP 400 CID 2V·V'B. alrconditiooir\g, vin)'t1t1f
302 CID 2V v:1, cr11l1-t1111tic. r1clio, ·1ir · · I .....--• co~, ,_,, .+urTr19, di.lllX• ~~l'l'IJM' trim, !1nted glass, rad o, wheel c ... r ..... ,
9roup, tinted 11111, llA27F2ot252 )' 1151 .l3:1S4S16213 ) 87J ; ~ ' • /
~TtGKIR PRICE $39~360 STICKER PRICI .'4~6JIS
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glass, reduc-ed sound:;el~ex~ust,·rear
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2 BeWoom wttll lOts 'Ot 11vliir ai*C. ... 1orge
tamlly·room, plus 11.vblk >rOom and -fonnal
dlnh>g room, Super :J.:ri"" al °'""'FblpJo.
cation. '$49.9Ci0. Ca¥ 646-nn .
BONUS ROOM.
BONUS lfOUSE
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.$39,500 $#.50ft ~ ·1 '
Good famil¥ ho.., In d;Ji..ble eo.i. ,Meta neiii,b~ ~Out ' to •)s and chutcbeL
Priced for Quick sale With ain8D. !il}4 ~ It ,,
won't.laat)~.cau ~.n11.
• 5 L!U'ge BE:drooms • 81Bi.ths
• Large FamUy Room
• Fantastic Family Room
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.: MESA VO.DE
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one st'Ory, 4·bedroom, family roOrn. tormal
dining l'OQm. large lot on cul-de-eac street.
Cbolce area beautifully ~ted. OQ)y" 2 yM old. TaSt possession. Only $42,&50.
Call ~7171.
MESA DEL MAR
4' LUXU"-Y UN(TS .
$63,000-$6100 ,DOWN
Gets You tntO a Potential · $8280 annual
grou. 14%. spendable. We )lavll: an 80% rtim loan commitsnent,, bet~r bUrcyt 64&. 11n. "
POET1tY IN WESTCLIFF
Woiide.ttul · Westcllfr,
1'lls it tile house fDr entel\l&lnmen~ Th< LA' CUEST"' ' W>dacaplng galore, 22 x 26 bonqs; ~is ~ Tbe home R a • SgadOUI bedtomls, • 1 ~..,,.~~m~-~1: "EL_l>J)JlADO" !tfODEL i¢1.,~'l:"nr..-., ~
! rooms, .. J. be.thi4 3 -~ garage. All for $fta&TMING SPECIAL F&.qJlly nqn too.
"' ~2 950: can Todo,y 842-25351 • -Y~ "! , -.-....., 'oo"'"" a ~. lo, . . . ~~ . . .. . i3" BPeciaI ~itse t the-foll~: 1) Beau.. r"'...~ ~ith: rlchft'Ora1 yt,ew.
SEE IT-~U'l:Jr.UKE IT! "~.·!'IJ'.a~·bomus"~:!''W>'r ·~ti:; ~~·~bla one,_ ~. ,siia,p :.-~~ wtul all Ii..,~ game•~'!!,:, additional bedroon>1 and ' , · ,546-21\{3. <1 ' l '
''6f aii '\.~&Om&. '1'1i11-'li0riii> ):U·•IJi!" ~ .. -·s)•-·pr!co,~tttage -~, · OCEAN , BR!IZES 'I • ;~;;~:+ii"il'' ' ,.)t ·~ ... -~~ \l1'n s:;Q,IJ®. ""'.:--... ...._ to tile ..,.... -1-!ly• . .,,,,.f~h: liC.! · .-.·~ ~ ~··t~~~ ~co-Dsid& lease-: "' 2 story duplex. 4 bedroom·· upper with 2
• f 0pti..,, p~ i;jlone !;.ji:2m lor aMltljlaal: '(baths and bullt·ln kitchen Spacl<>Us living l ,4n!o ~ ~ r room with balcony. Plus 2 bedroom• "":""
1 , ' i:J • lower. Excellenf summer rentals. Just a '
I Pleturo ,., • ..,..u 1n \!]ta beautilulJy decoratod. two 11torY hOme 'Nfth •' sepei'ate 'dlrif11g;:-..~·
family room, blg bright kitchen and a brand new
pool plus Jacuzzi. Super eondltion at?d. J'e8dy frJ!
you at $65,000. Call 646-71n.
"LOOK"
'D' ' ~~n4'-Y.u :.O,m ,.. tile' most Ian-. OO)el'1* FOWIW. Valley. 3 bedrooms, ~
liO ts·· :rob.In. manicured yard and an, l~t's just prl<ed at $39,950. ' r:/9V, • . ' ~
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We'vt! found ft;· Thia tppee.llnr 3 bedroom
family room bame in choice West.cliff loca·
tion. Near ~rs school and Westclttr
shopping cent~r" It's an unbeatable· value
at $59.500. custom designed. and built.
sbeke rObf.-J\Vell landsoaped_-, """•· tiful patio. 2 batbs-lar&e 1.lvlQg'.room With '
used brick !l;eP1a4'!. , ... JJ8ted, -~
hurry. Call ~ . •
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4 BEDROOM -VIEW ~, oU:-P,. ,er\iQ)' iBis 'fine curtom bome;n ex-
ceilent .m "11\h 'ac<eia "'-~ priV.te f>each-es. Out&tandint 1Ml1g r<><*n wttn atorie fire-
place. ~te condition thnwut.
Spe.rkllng all electrl~ kiU!beh -W.11 de--
signed exterior with shake floor. Sprinkler
'"'" ·~~ $73.500. can 673-8550.
IF YOU, TtflNK BIG, s.e tbls 2 ,..,,,, 4-~-Mm•. i;lica!A!CI
on large lot w':lth pa~. ':(l;iiaster~.
Large llvlng dOOlll. flrep~1 many
more e~."l'otal price' only t.'\5;'150. 847-6010 . a,;;;;;~ ' .. -.-,·• 't
... ~ ~· 'J ., ... , ·,.,. few houses from beach. Asking $74,995. Call • 6~8550 for showing,
· 4 BEDROoMS . -.
EASTSIDE COSTA MESA
LoW' DOWN PAYMENT
Load up the kids and took at this well kept.
Eastakle family bome, At $30.000 ft won't1
last long. Call 646-TI71 for an appointment to see Now! ..
MINI VIEW OF BACK BAY
• from tlie_ private second story 20 foot bal-
cony~ 'this super shar:p Newport Riviera 4
" bedroom 2 story has Jt_ '1L A cypress and mirrored famlly room; it.one f.ireplaee, con-
"°' cealed wet bar, eat In kitchen. prd,en patio,
slate eotry,, huge .1}18!1ter be4ro9m and ex-
, tras too numerous tt> mention. Hurry, ·this
iB the befit thing ln town at 534,900. Call
546-2313. PRIVACY? ' .. This·i.8 the house for you. Huge ~ acre lot.
' with boat gate, surrounds the 5 bedroool, PASTORAL 2% both home with complete privacy !rom
:You ha.v.t a eold4m O.PP!'.> tf, to eve t:-the nelgb1:Jcn,. $4..(950: See it' today.
that me combtnation o itistlnctlve Charm
942•2535· GOLF COURSE abd etogance In!• setting thlit' ts a verttabl• , "
Eden. 0>o1m b.v soft breezeiWatttng tctnt1 PROPER. Tl"S" o! field and lake mlngted witll tile •O ... of °" birds right lnto your oWh'n~t, You'll thrill' t. 1. Elegant 3 bedroom + den. Double fire-
to the exquisite decor, and incomparable r:., place, 1lmported nuu:ble. fantuti~, view. all
comfort afforiled by this 'verY specla.I home. ~ terms. $44_590. You must ex:perience this one -we cannot 2. Tee oft ln your own back ya.rd. 3 bed·
describe it. $68.000. ~6-231J. ' room, family room, atrl.um. assume $35,300
VA loan with only $8000 dowo. call now, ,-842-2535.
MEsA PEL MAR
MIRACLE
Sharp 3 bedroom w!t:h large enclosed patio
l"OW,a Ooee-to ~~ beau~
tltul park, ~nnls couris. Priced to sell at
$32,li()O. Calf' \146-2313., ... ~ . . ,, '
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5 BR + POOL .$55, 900 N Notte· Uke. itr ~ ~~tifuf customized
fc,. llOme jg kmted ~ one of the most deslr·
abJ• l)Olghl>\JrboodS In HunlbJgtcn Beach. -. C¥i~lnes ;n !ff.I""" you WIUl,4 In"' one
1; Instant hom'e• See·ltf.-Please phone 546·2313
t tor & shoWln~eppolntnvmt.'
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nu. 3 bCdroom hoipe ·11 distance from all
scbOols, with no 11'\ajor s to cross. Private
walled t.'ck y&l"ll..cnd. ~ ft9edorn naotone eatlo.. N~ paint and Wo.rk, but a. little 'J'LC could mtJ<~ thls a ~home, and lt'1 onJy $251'00. Why y.raJt, call now and save. 546·231.S.
HUNTINGTON "HARBOR
,97 Fi&J.OK1'HE· WATER . '
'Beautiful 41bedroom hoyse ma.de t0 6r&t tor
~laxatlon and e~tertal~na. Large "alt ~ ..
¥.;'et bar, Clrtplace, C\I~ drapea and c:arpetinr.
'This home hu 'et!.~ room l.or eVei;body. 3l500
''"' I~ ,V•rx 91.'fU :oM ~~_s14ls.ooo. Cali 546-~13 for an bJ>J"'!."t!'i!'l'. ~~t .lhll home.
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,£vel')'6ne. wants to be. cl.oee ' to the be,_ch. 1'hll
house will pUt you Ule!J. • bedroom.. 2 be.tbl •
'wltll many, mini; -(dt $39,950. You toa: ..
to see It to appreciate it. fot"tUrther lnl'onnation
·call 842-253.~.
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WHAT Y GET
And you wUJ stt a 2 stmj; 'f.eal family home. •
large bedrooms, a great ~~lvin& room, fatnily' ~ 'l'llh wqoct bu-I lace. formal din\n& ·~ ill electtlC .kl(otien, 'Car garage. Located
In 'pres1lge ar-ea lrr-Hun~on Beach. $03,SSO.
847·6010.
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PUT OUT OF TME WA'f!
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NOT R!AliZI~(;
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WITH HI&. WIFE!
by M.il
by Chester Gould
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COURSE -
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now available thru Tarbell
Applicants fully relmbuned
UPQJl qualification. For de-.
lallS.. call Mr. Sloan ('7 14)
832-5440' l.o Orange eou'nty,
OD Weekend! 832-7f)OO,
THE MOST DESIRABLEi PRIDE OF OWNERSHIP!
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BEAUTIFUL SAN JUAN CAltlSTRANOI
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•C.1t1 M•••· Tiii• b••+ 4 kif+..11'1 111 ~ .... loctti•L lmm9'i·' •+• H••t1tlo11 ~11ibl1. J bttfit, fotmtl di1ti11' 'ooll'I. FtMily ro~. Fro11t I r••r 1pri11lcl•rs. I V. tt°'Y model 1" ll'llll'ltc11l1M
_c0ftdlflo11, $46._950. 10010J}_S40·1720. .,
Hu11fi"9fo11 8_.tc:h. Lo¥tOly 4 bedroom. w1llh11 dlitt llct to
tchool1 111cl tht b.tchl 3 b1tl11, f•mily room. ff,..pl1c1, formal
11ll1lng room. h1krcq.'I I 1f1r10 thruovt. Room for tlo1t. luilt·ln1,
lfilliw11h1r, p1fii;tf,J,OOO. 100843) 141-256 1
119,500. Own11 tr•111f1rr1d ind ""'"' 1111 thi1 b11ullf11l ) "4·
rooiq hom1. F1milv room, form•I di11in9 room. Ptlii, 1~1k1 "roof.
Buitt·llll. tdtlt dllhw••her, f:r.pl•ce. te~utlfvl c11,,0ll\, ilr•Jl:tt· j
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Fo.untaln · H!mtington ,, Valley Beach
.. AU The Extras!
134,100.-.,.r -ID "'1L 3 bedrooms,· csuUni room,
kitchen buOt-lns. On ~
tr a -1 ·a r g e l o't, Cen-
trally-located. Fireplace, sur-
rounding trees. Bonus room.
~ down & yoo can move In!
j<IZ-256L
• Fonner Model Harne!
fi ,.$6UOO: TreUH!:~ borne. 4
_bedrooms, 3. separate baths.
Pa&, three-car gn ra 1 e.
Fireplace, family room,
kltchcn bu I I t-jQf with
dishwasher. Shag CIJ'Pefuw
tb;i' u out. ~nditioned.
Ca~ ceillng.-~ roof. On cul de 1!18.C 1n best
loca . ctlhpJ 962-1313.
--Most Impressive!
Ml® Callledr<J oetl lng, ~ng entrance. 4
beckQO' 1 2 baths, Forced--eJr hed.'~1uded rear living
room. ifu.eplace, family room.
Dinil'1I room. Euy care.·
(111278)-
' MOst Desirable!
$39,950. 4 bedrooms, 3' baths!
Seclµded rear living room,
~:"""'"• La,.. family room. ..-~: io, dinfnr n:iom. modern ~ ~ roof. (01351)
The Best 3 Bdnn!
Ut.950. n·u be hard to top
this house. 2 baths, family
roOm with fireplace. Large
pool'S!Ied yazil. Olnlng .....,.,
· 'buflt·lns, dishwuber. lndudes
-hlg • ...._ Burglar
alarm le water toltener.
(014<!1) 116i-l313
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Priced ID "'11 qulcldy. 2 baths,
faintly room. Oin1ng room,
built-ins. Fencing, forced-6ir
heat. Immediate poaseuloo
poMlbl•. (00417) ~1313.
Beautif!'lly Decorated!
~SJO. A must J'>lf bom,e that
ii sure to pleue. -3 bedrooms,
2 baths. omtnr """"· built-ins,
dbibwaaber. Famfl.y room,
piltto. Thl<;k ihag carpe<a.
Rocently r<decoratod. 5%
down and move hi! (01491)
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' You Must See!
,sJp19SO. Unbelievable I ow
pr1ce. Gorgeous landscaping.
Ra.l.sal etttry. Inner courtyanl
& cathedral beam celling. 3
bedroOms., 2 baths. Fireplace,
dining room\ d.Jil1wa.aber &
built-Im. ()Wner-profysslnM! decorator.~ sure lo ~ this
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Near The Beach!
$26,900. a-In ..-.•
belrooms, 2 bath! • ..ftoom for
boat. Sbab -· patio, dlnlng l' o o m • Built-Ins, ftreslhtct',
family room. Forced-air beat
100207)-.
Favorite 1 Story!
131!.SJO. Owner -& nlust sell. 3 bedrOoms, 2 baths.
Newport Wbt model. Family
roam, flreplr.ce. M o d e r n
buJJt-tns, dinlng room. lm-......ialv .. ~ly yard. ("13!15J
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Beach
Below Market Price!
$43.950. BeautlM Rancho La
Questa 4 bedroom priced
bekr.v the n@W models. Lovely-
thruout. Room for boat &
trailer. Near all schools. Bric)(
ti.replace, bUllt-ina. Mirrored
walls. Spanish archli.cture.
962-5566.
Costa Mesa
Back ~rHonie!
Ge6l'geoui 3 ~ borne.
Pool, hea(e!J~j 4J11«.e d .
Flagstone ~-1CJJ•!Jo· 2 -FBnlliy ... 0 ... Dining room, ti u i l t._ I n a ,
diahWashef. Lota of fiult ~s.
Bulltin BBQ. Dog kennel. TWo eueat howlts. Lots ot elbow
""'!"-\Ill<!!'<' (otl'lll9) s.J.1120 ,. '..., I .,.
Sharp' ToWllhouse! That Special Home! $21,SJO. In top cooditlon. Larg•
$33.950. Great 4 bedroom with >"'id· patio & pool. 2
bedrooms, forced-air beat
lovely eirtras. 3 baths, dining N-..... b 11 t I 'bu ..... ~~room. u -n1. .room, patio • llt-tns .. ram., ~asher. Submit )OOJ' of·
ily. Wlom, fireplace, Large aid~~ '.wts,1 540-ltt>
'" rear yard. Front courcyard.
Careomng &hade """· (01196) S&U83 • •
"Exceptionally Priced!
Very attractive 4 bedroom ln
quiet -Lowest. priced < 1>e<1twtn In Huntl<e·
ton Seaclllt tract. Family
room,~~ room. Fireplace.
CoYer6:f'Pf;tlq, ~c built·
Ina. Walking diatance to the
beach. Reduced price $46,500. -
4 Bdrms.-$29,500!
~ to the beach. Very
dealrable f.amlly home. 2
batha, dining room, built-W A
dftlw.vasher. Fireplace, famDy
room, secluded 1rear Uvlnc
Just Listed!
$.16;950. Ftnt time on the
market. 3 bedrooms, 2 bath11.
2-story borne on large lot.
Fam11y roo1n, h!Jfe bonus
rocrift. ~ patlo, fru.il
....._ Nlccly landscaped. On
quiet cuJ-de-cac. 540--1120.
3 Bdnn-$-31,950!
In exctllent ~itlc.fi 2 baths,
dining roon1!' kit~b~ built-Ins
with distiwaaiter. ' F1rrplace,
aecluded r ear living room.
Larae -.tor~ area. Room
fOt boat ar camper. Fon:ed·air
heat. No down terms available.
(012!iel. llF-tm.
Newport ·
Beach·
One of A ~nd!
Detailed kl pft!edloll. • bed·
l'OOm!I, 3 baths! Mlnd~leasiJ:Ja
view. Intercom, patio. ~
rounding cltrua treea, park·
like yard with room for a
pool. Dining room, gounnet
kilchen. 2 ttq:~ • family room. All 1pa~ "l'OOftlS.
Beautiful carpets a-~
153,'l!iO. ,(100654) 540:~ .-.,.,
$28, 1oo:....i.aw Down! . '
Mission Viejo
Like "odel Home!
$'1,500. ~ bcauU(uJ extras.
4 'bedroon\s, 2 baths. large
balcony, central a~
d.iUonka. Patlo, shake root
F:irepl4ce, hlm)ly room •
Built-lns, dishwasher &: diniflg
roorn. On oversized Jot. '(012W)
33<Hi030.
·Good . rallJUJ Home!
ISl,7!0. fl.j... acbooll & shup.
ping. lncludo> ,._Ung &
dnlpes. 4 bedroo>N. 2 baths.
Fo~ heat. Dlnfug n'.lam,
~ce, secluded ~ 11-vlna
room. All kitchen built-m., No
down terms available. (890711 No 'do\m G.l., 2 ~·· d"'1llt twm. b ul 1~ all • di&hw·~. "'-'"""· ·tee.>," , ....., ...... ·-~-w , _] c . '" --
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living. ""!!1!"JV!!l!:jl~J.J!"I• I • ' fd~I I (00760) ., .....im l• • wke ' .... ,_.......
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Especial~ Nice!
$45,«Kl Attl'act1ve Mme. 4
bedrooms, 3 l!ftthi. High attic
storage room. Huae: J*tJo.
g,ak• rool. Fi""1oce bi lam·
l1J room. btn-Il,J,r!~m ,
di•bwa..-per. _qwnfha.-
Carpeting thruoul. -
bar. !UIO!j5) ~ 540-1120
· Beauty ,Abounds!
$50.SSO. The ldeal family -
with professional lartiacaplng.
Located in the ranch area •of
bedrooms. 2 ballul. Woodland
setting with loads ot prlvae,y.
BBQ, profeuional landstap-
lng. [)jnlng room, fireplace,
family room. Secluded ttal
Uvlng room: All modeni
kitchen. (01394) 83(Hl)JO.
Heart Moving!
...... 101405) 846-1383 . ., C tov Cl b' 1..ine. i tu11 ba11is. dining
$39,950. Beau:tllul A e i ea n
model wltb gold ahag ,,.,,,.t·
iog-A-&ftom drapei. Vtrt
well~3~
dl.oing rootn. Fkeplace_. ~
Uy room. Alt kftd:len buUt·lna.'
Will si)relt pt..,. J'WI (1!1498) -. ,
Pool For Summer!
neaf OUnu 1 U • room , buUt·ins. dWtwasber;
us, 750. lmmaculale 3 bedroom Fireplace. frunlly room. Shake H p rlyl hc>me .on qu11i .w de .... root. covered patio. Sprlnklen orse rope .
Family ~ with tlreplace. Jront & refU'. Ra.iJed ~Mtetli. Cha11nlng home Of\ % acre O!
$42,500. l.ovel,v pool bome J.n Tile ~. ~ fti o n1 , (0ll81)' 9m-2390. land. Complete privacy. Air-lmmaculate co n d 1 t-t on . ..,_.._Ji, · ti:..-.. ellt .... _ .. \WJU"~· ¥m. ~uuc:u I condlttoning. Dln!na: room, ContPlelely •nclooOO poof. 3 rey )Mor rpom. si-o Uke • built-ins. Secluded . ....,. 1iY1JW
bedrooms, 2 baths, lirepl~. model. • {JI076j) 96Ull65.. 5 Months Old! room. R•laxlor' """ porch •
family room. Patio, diniJ?g , • ~ ' 11~1 pa;Uo. Creek 'l'Wlal.na lbru !bi
room, modern bullt'-ln.'1 wt~ $4l,'XJO, Nt>W Cor.felf model p f o p tr t t y • $31.500 • .(~)
dishwasher. (01406) 962-5566. In y..i. CordtilnL hoin• ,.,,. 3 -, 830• "I' batha. Beau\itut l!lag carpet· ·--~--'"--
3 Bdnils. ·3 Baths!
$39.900. Owner -·-· Ver/ sharp home In Im·
maculaJe tondlrion. Dlnillll
""""" bo!ll·lot, di.i.wM>er. Patio. iamlly room, fireplace.
IOU16)80-8691.
Priced to SeD! -128,!Cll. E><cellent lallrily bom•
with 4 bedrooms, 2 baths.
Olrpetlng. patio. Dmtng room,
built-Ins. Cloee to etemenbu')'
school. No doym tenm av..U.
able. (01002) -,,..
134. ~ Prime 0.0... . p"" Ing thruoot, s........ w. In
home on quie( cul. de Ac. J the kltcheb. ~· rwm,
bedrooms, 2 baths, Dining bulll..fnll, tam.Uy room. Lovely
room, .tamily room. Patio, Saddleback Mtn. view. (00313)
torced-a.lt hea!. f!!~ejy ~1720
Jandscape-d. No downf -.!.....---·-"---
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! 'SoU .H COAST' OFFICES
Laguna
Beach
Brand New BeautY!
$64.,IXX). Tk~'I st:IU Ume tu
.eleCt )'Ollr' tavor1te color!.
.~oepdonaJ 2-t~Q' bOme., 3
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"""" lfro~. -...... qvl>I( roon'I. 1l)l)ll>K 1'QOm, u\lra~lflodtlb kttchep. P&tio,
;,,ncleck• 'Giortoo< • ocean A
mounftlln vlew. (01·4'41)
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SAN CLEMENTE
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Beach
' Beautiful ¥onarcb.Bay!
Custo.m ext!Cullve home bi one
of Utt most•presti&l~\i l
~ ,comrnunltl•·
Private bed A tenpis eoW'tl.
Brand neW 4 "be<lroom with 4
bathlil All delu;i.:~unnct
kitchen. Beautiful fireplace &
1 !am.Lb' .roont. Formal dlnlng
room. To be completed in
April . $175,IXX> (01442) 4M-8003.
Exclusive Living!
At>&olutely m&NekM.ts. Ter-
raced hillside, hOrse eotTal A
~parale A-ti-an1e 11ud10. 4
~ms, all modern bullt·lna,
DlDtpg rnotn, fan1Hy room Ir
ft.replace. Rear llvl.lg room for
privacy minded folks. Over 1 t"
ac.re.s of Jiving enjoyme'ht.
Coniplete privacy . .$ 8 5, 0 0 0
(110'lll21 494-!!003.
Sein Juan
Capistrano
·Hi~eYn!
$4~SJQ. !:bJor tbO *'""""'· I~ ~ horn•. 4 br:dtOOm.a, 3
biiths! Large J'e~l'1 yard,
CM!Jedral collliw ' :Iii llvt1>1< . room. l.Jke-new ~ carpet.
Dlahwuber, but 1 t-1 If•.
Flreplace, famlly room .
UOll644l e!-1!41.
Dana Pcilnt1
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The lery 1
;43.500. Awani-wlnn1!m dutier
1¥>me w) tb a -taklna:
OC'ean & blUsido vlt ' ~
di.stance to the~· '3 ~. nn ·~~ --· . Kltbllen bullt·lllS with dl&h·
wuher. In lovely Dana Point
t01296J ~ "'4iiM' .
On The Gott CnurseJ
13T.900. ~)ea.Ing acenery
aurrouhdl: thls beautlfU.lhome.
l'astetully' decorated ' thrUoul.
Dhtl~ room, bunt-In. &
d~. Pat.19. plu.•h
carpets A: drapes. '1~ad)' for
lmmedlate ~· Ul1398J
'493-ti25J. J " ~ . .
·: Sen.~· .,..,._
Clementi"'
; Cqzy Custam!
142.SJO. °'""" ...... Jiu..: s bedrooms, 2 bltho.'1ltop
l,flidentfal ..... 111ru. ..&8 Q • 4
low-malntetsance Yant. btntna
room. rtreplac:e. ~WUher,
buill-lns. Patio. rl>l 1 91)
492-7210.
Outstanding ~ew!
"6.900. 'l'Nm~ & h&rbor vft\f. truit .,..... s 'bedroom!, ~-
For m,a 1 d1nine rb~cn. Flttp~. ""' !MJv4 . ..._
Modm ,billiq,,.. ~
home. Maw,.m e m.o:i"~\1 e ' I momenta ln ~ few )'Odl ~pisttario Beach! 1011a» emo. . ..,,,, ·
l.'l&SJO, Marv.._ ta m II y O y· I hol\)e Clooe IO lltj1oOjo It Walle• cean rew l •
Ina distance., 'the beach. 3 JAk.950. Co n temPoJ'ary3 bedrOOl!lB, 2 !/<IN· flttplaco. bedroomt1 2 balll home Pallo ~1 ""'!'".i 1)1""-room. ct\nu.r ;,,.. Dlshw..;... {
biUt-lnt. 2 PltW>t-See .l bWl buil~ins. ilreplace. Great
(01368) 493--00. area, beaull/1>1 l~lng.
·On The Lake!
t....we:l7 lake-tront townmuae. 2
bedrdom11, P,atJo1 d1nb;lg room.
Bullt·lns, • d t a h '#/ '\' h e 1'.
Forced-alt heat. 6reit 1 coun-
Uy ..tU111> $27,900, (013991
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(00690) ·~1210. • • •
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W'dllls • , I .. ' llACIJLA1'£. $2:1.!CIL -· Jlrit'*: ' ..., lieldl S5'1-CJ30.
A tiiuDlld'a _. ..., I • 1-•~
bldtt • clfldmr kwk'"11 -
2 ms,e malt« bedr\1oml WATERFRONT lot ~
• drmulk elenUd liv. rm. .,.. Boat .Up._~ a&r ~ '::""' .. -· ---' llA'IOI YEW HONES -""' .. nr.p1ace 1a11ooa ,...._.. ...... , ---.-111a1 -a Le+111it-,ndocpd • main--.. -DUPLl!X lti tlis D .. hl -:I bdrm. It cmnrt. den borne. Up-_ _. 2 .. t.1!drm. qli. S.-
lll!n ~ capels It -drapes. lbnJ· ex---·........ --....... -C:C.111 ... iias iw• .... ~ • ...__ -g ·-..... --"'4,l!OO ~-unit willl llANY KliRA ,_.,...... ......,._.,ow• :--r.:> ----LIDO REALTY
FEA • ""'•• Clll...W-~-.... ...... .... !• Patio ndlection pool with Aa -.. ---3371 Via~· M'pt. 8-:h• ...-. ,,-~ -I bw Jl&ldinC "*"'° $112,000 ., .. 79
tsJIEOI New carpeta. Fam·
Uy ,_,,. Bl& tamlly llv1Jw
at eozy eottap ptieet .ANx:.
lOUS • out <A. state, Hiler wallpaper, 2 bedrOomt (,,,..,. hit-iii
Blllq.AHD ll!ACHY -Cute and frelb! oversized~ SECOND UNIT ilfortlte ... I HARBOR NEW DUPLEX Tbree""'1rooml, two bath•, acuth of the !or, 1 . bedroom, ALL JN lllVACllUITE l .. 4 BR., beam cell'1:, s
11.11 RU IOda.Y! Take ad-
vutace. call~
hl&h'f~ close lo the beach localJan. CONDITION, Manlcimed_4 _ C -8 = P,,.,.,.. ~-·
N"!f new paint and wallpaper and a no repair In or out, • ....• , .. , , •..• P\&. --'GIOIElllM.,__
CDi:f_ brick fireplace for lbeae rainy day•. Hwbcw View Ito.. ~~··a,.,..,~
-~"'°"'·Of -.... MAI. '7Mllt EASTSIDE Sam 111 DI I llr~~E:~~=~~t~~==~l'c~~~~~ii' c:-... Mar I 1 1 A ...... ., --CUSTOM BUILT Welcomea dtlJcben In Ibis bmily Tiro G-
'"' -three -2 STORY 5 bedroom, familJ-.... -.. USI• • .,,. CHAM l'UFP ! OPEN SAT/SUN, 1-4 l'.llllo.Jltll"\U f: Ji()Mf:C batt> home on qui<! Euts!de features 3 balhl, formal dlniDg -WEI' $30 950 1IF Sl1IL ·AVAIL.) ,;:-"" • ..., .JJ cu1eled-<1e;_~~ Larxeand ~ BAR, large con..m.nt titcbm rill • ne -aid. "Prb llQ' -.....usticaDy. • ~ 1411 s.ntono1i. T.,.. ' • -REAL TORS -·~ """" -~ extras Tremend-• ~~ --' • • • J -lo -n it." Our •..,,;.;a•-Marge N9w SIDg. P. f SBdnm., -...,.._ 't~~~~~~~~~~~==~~~ arate service porch. Parll: · ........, "'~ ,_"" • v • • ·-o11C1.1 _ _.,_1e I.er-dininc"'-llftf.. OXn.pact -•I lil<e rear yard securelY .,,_ type street FEE LAND. . . . . . . . . 181.-l!IMI, Ir.as clone just that by carefully view-~ ;,! E .!,!' ~ yard. n1ee1y 1-
dooed by a cement block Harbor Vi u-ioc -campanhle salOI. She is now -rail ..,__ em-t -.
, 1• 311 wan. Ample room tor a pool •-.-' I "MC -llouse on Ibis sharp 3 bedroom '°"'"' NEW PAlltr IN ., ~ * '* * * * * :1.:.~~lh,: Pit WWW -.priadat$3'1,t5D.180GMann,lrvine. 0111'! llEWSHAG! While '
* TAYLOR. co * ::::::.~·= ==~..!e<lf~=--~al, It 'Jburs, 2 to 4:30 p.m. can ::;-.~~~ 110JIV.l'UXIQ.llC
' -patlo.Tnumten.down-FAMILYROOll,2'hballtsinaTWOSnai BOOSE! -......... F-j ___ mLTs\ , • C. f'.""c:i:woillif atmosphere. Nicely Iancloeapecl ,.n. All -::=,, ~-COLWELL
1-e..; ~!:iA ::;:;;;,~::lkON.!..,ket on. RFONltorUR• BEDR~OOM for ............................ ~
11111 ~U.tve bland. Warm & friendly and
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many WllllUal features. s Betlrms, family CORNER LOT
nn w,lilet bar, formal dining rm "4'h bath•.
I P'lnplacea + barlltque & pier/slip.
• I ''Our 21111 YMr''
, N. TAYLOR CO., Realton
' •tl11 Ion ~Hiii• 11...i ~ .. Bia Country Club"
......,.T CINT•R, .I. MMtlO
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EST ABEISfiED AREA
3 BR: J.lf2 BA.
SP~(f ~EVEL
END Ul\llT ·VIEW
BARELY USED
I -OWNER
FIRSf''(1PFERING
161,900
ILUl'l'S RIAL TY . --t•
COLWELL
PllOl'tWTllS, INC.
ttrALTOAS
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Sharp! Sharp!
lntrnaculale ~ BR 2 BA
home, huye livlnc nn w/
U9ed brick ~. p&n-
eled den, sunny yellow kit·
chen! Neat-a.a·a·pin.
CAu. 6'5-7221
173.1 Westclltt Dr., N.B.
associated
BROKCRS -R:EAL TOR5
202!. W 6Qtboo 611-3661
9:f21 •"~~~Co. F-=::~==~ I * Newport H1lght1 *
NEW RT BEACH 4 BR. :~•!j_,~~ Owner
¥uillt -Coritfacttng Firm I&)'• ''sell! .. equipment 4 BETTER HURRY'! , ~~"'."'tton. ~~ BALBOA BAY PROP, R<allorl 54M49l
I 01!1 \I I 111 '>II\
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"1r boat _..A 8;:1n. * 642-74'1 * Open E-.
; llLL GRUNDY RLTR. ~ BDRM 3 BA famlly nn Aey day II the BEST DAY 1D "WALK JO 675-6161 llv/dln ~. 2 '11ty, $39,500'. run an ad! Don't delay. • • Meta V«dr .J R I
Mli-1713 eves, open Sat/Sun .call today 642-5878. bell-., lf'l!lll • m.. :t~;;~';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~Genenl~~~;;;;~~Gon~·;; .. ~1~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J BEACH" :::,;_ ~ ...:r1~ Located -~ lme' NEW 2 plexes, 3 becbm.. ~ ..._. ••I
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HARBOR VIEW HOMES
POPULAR MONACO MODEL
2! bedroom• & den, well decorated, shows like a
model home: Large lot, '°°"' for pool $64,500 FEE. .
: ,HARBOR VIEW HOMES
;: REALTY
· UJ.0710
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each. Huee thruout. 2 batha SJ1.a v...a ._ ,_..,
~ Good income. Open i I 1w
12--6 daily. Coll 516-1151. 541 I . ' •
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R£:..._<CR'-
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UWY VIEW
p 4.1' c ......... .---·•ti I POOL HOME SPANISH 5P7,INDOlll
3 Btdnn. biDllR. .. cmpet, See lllls ftd tiled fle!&vb' in --n••-;:_rtio. .--~ -.. il!'atlll BlmbaW!lll ~ nee. Beauttlul ~ eess to ,,_ ya:n1 tr boat Ocean View. Beam Cl!llinp.
at ramper-. $2UllO. ~ $119,000. T r lo n a
SIX UNITS • 644-2430 •
Macn ab -Irvine
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NULOCAT1NG'1 • 11,..---.-• RllAL BUY ,_. It lo! BtnctJ6t. 4 bed.oom tlmltr ................. bcW -, nt ...... lmilC: 181.L
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COLWELL v.ue. °"""" -lo en.. v.n.,eo.i.. V-! ~~ --• • • --• w~ --• Palm to -Ow WUI """ ,.,... _,,,_ All I u • t:hli -daa. _ _._ _... ---~~.~ .... _ol!llDIBwb~. Lfl ~ *'!,...... •••rt•••t B&.SBA. ... ma.Rl.empuat ..... --.... _ ,::i--rit< cull wUhl.n TL bn. CaU a-u«. J..,... RES'l'
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••• P . ~ ~ .._ DUI., .,CS. t:arptta. 3 8R ..a f1111m1. ....... -t ' I ' ~ a1L. IMI 4la ,., two wt bus! SW,. 18U So. El Ct.m1Do Roel. 2 d ' _ ..... _ ....... _ ... :0";.,~~:S:! ~..:,1"~": ::-S..:... .. ~-:.i:.-:r=:;..Gnol =:' J: :...i"": s.na-ni.921'!2 ~ .. D Ill :0~ ~sn~ lbh1nf< ~~ _.,, $29,tSO. ~I ll..-~ _,., 645-&a. Ai;.;:'tt 1.12 1il1Jll! ~:.°M~&. c... •
VlliW-.POQL i.rwln rMltY ..;.,. MINVm TO -~.~~~ ~ .,,,,,,O~'IZ.fl, 1 v. •. n ..• ~" l"lllST USER BROKSIS INC. -Un .... MU61J
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llledrooma, 3 &lhs, ""'""al 96M40S (:IA hrs.I IEACH ;:; ;;;; :!, ._...,VA, REAL ESTATI! ·~~..,.!.Co. Do 1a tw>J """""' 11-1111 -21 ~ DWng R.ooiti. A.I.I profCllakln· FOR SALE BY' OWNER or 10 uit. Vacan! J.mmN ~Kea ~9 ~~ l ~ ~_:,cm ~vall to~4~~ o( ~--U 0
'alJ.Y deooratL'd. SJih Level 3 year okl Bel"t" JUlt N 'J'be prb ll right, the home 1 • .ll!IO ~ SL ntta. tz.000 down. Price -· ~. ""1'U ot mu~ •• Enttrte.lnmtnt llrt!a In the _. Mlle ~.-~ -...._._,.: \JI 1ovey, clean and N!'W1.. pea. BM Joe di* to_.. 49f.-tm .. OlJI ~ .. 000 •• .._.. .. ,_,,, lani::'r In COfila Mtn, Hun· TrUlf Dead. 260 U1 .... _., ..... ._.L&UI y plac. hy n4&«iS!. ... -I • ~.,,,.-pou ln-l~n &e.ch or Ntw.-port -~, yard.Flaptonedeck· Valley.~ down. painted, custom m.~. . CUSTOM BUILT ....-• I I c»meP'-o•l'MltY· lieach . Mult twve n2.!IOOHAA.DMOHEY around~ Pooi. ltUR-flarb: ·2v Ba•'---D .,_ crp(sthruout, Wpendaed ,.._..._ _,.. "-Ct' 'O I Call Helen oii Beri Mott
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YI 1~000 ~-· .. n..... , , uu·u ...... 11 .... ui...-pallo "-·lt _ and .._._. .. ·-to 10Wn • _......... 4 1 11 , capltaUalktll rate or 1~ 2nd TD ma.c :c'-1 .-.. ,.., · ..... An,,~, place utility room Jalie • u.-u .. ~ ~ ~ lW 4 l*m... I '-lb b _ .,_CJ~ HNI l)!Uflt or b~. Send complete perty' San Jiiari cjp1atrl,;, ~. fenced back yard. s$.nte JCfrU. 3 BR 2 BA. Don l home wtDi lee-y.m. roam BAY & JITTY VIEW ......-ll-. •wt 551-0W trl-up 10 Classlfi«I Ad No. Pll.)'•blit ~'f~ tncl. ~ liWie upittftt tor °"erlcok thlt prtu. tar pqal Ba..,. ..., roof, Uw 111 Cllitili O:lw. One Income + Shelt.r 617. De.Uy Pilot. P. o. Box 9'"' du. " cl.II-~ lndQd.es ~le m~ 9bialie ~ A ak I •I tlOmlt awa,y butt. an almolt E.\S'l'SU)E <X>STA MESA 1541), Costa MMA, Ca 9'J626. counl. St •
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=-r~ Bedrocm>a ;;,o' --* --* _ .. booch. S 8"'m. 2 ba BY OWNER. PRJNC. ONLY $1fJO,OOO •• NEED ro lnwtl In Cn<l -II~ • B tntmen~ ~· ' bame lbowft by app't only. lD lndiv. homiN. 1 BR + den homes at appraisal vaJoe. 0',r.. DlSC S&t.000 Ytf:I
y ~ 531 U18 e ' m·l:iltPD, ~ To ate call I-toward w/p..UO It pt. p()Oi, L.o vac. ~t 841....an.2 ~ 1st 40 ac A~
M! c.; ~ ~ ;i~rDt.~ ":.u!:0e:'«il~·~eepl.:. ~ • ~1430 • C~~~.:.,l9'l~~.OKWJ ~~E~a. 4P~~ ~i ~ri~~ 7wr~l~"li
WU.CMMYCf'*<OlWIU<O. L.o ... ,._, ~-·-·-No ... -· -~ ~. otnrnerc• Priv--SM--2-MH "'--~ • :;::,, ~;;..,,;";"~ brtt. -:;;;: 2 ,,.,;;: .:ow. ----WANTED P.._r1y ISi ~-, .-i'~~·~::.:·:_-..,.-=,,_-....,1
Ml $21,$0. 1162-rrr.t> lit<place • .......t ,_tio am1 NEW oa:AH VIEW y...-bame ls wanted by HAVE ....,., Well ...,....i ·-r5'<' OWNER .acrlllce. -SE• I ER .... .,.,,,. ... Only $29.SOO. °"""' bit 2 BR. I BA, din. --...., ....... C.t C2 BUSINESS -I[• I 2"d 1'Nl1 ~"" ..i ..
Woi\ 'UI mom .,.. this Bil C txlrmJ., 2 !>"ths. SpaniJh HURRY on Ibis°""....,.,_ rm. bllino. -. "1>1<. dbl ........ ...;,.... adviw ""'.\ on:: l~, .
Gas Ki'tdlen which faces a aCceo.ts. Duung rm: , TRANSFERRED ~~ar right I: rea.U;J Lgarido. -.... 0wa a-zm. flrMI °*1
bu,ytt. 'R-2 INCLUDED
t..arge Back Yard where I.he bu11l--w, family rm .. patio. $18 DN, •5«' wU1 ~aft wm. McC.bt, lftt. CALL · '-\.. 646·1414 AND BEAOf RESORT _._,.._ 1--
' chU"-· """ pl••. 3 •·d· ~ $'Z'1,<XXI. 962-31165 ..i,...i .... L"Dl'l.I 4 BR 2 BJ\ 'Ii' T~c Loclllion 8uslneu -1'1:1 w~•" •v ~ -1 _,"_~ ....,0~,'•~·pd,' * 142MO$ * • AML n..-I 200 j ~;;;;!ii;;;p~;;;~ roorh1' and cornpleit.ely Plln· OWliER tlf1Xl991· Beautlf\&14 ... -. .:..-i·r. -.., ......... --• ....._ Prlnd s only. CALL =rr=rtun ty ·
eled LIVllC R<>pm. Separate lldrin. 3 bathf! Huge boi!us ""-i:llll pr, patio, VIEW HOME P C.1 . al ALTY · I ,jj6'6ii;ii3filijji.Aatiiiii·;,,.;..,..,_., AF-'IL===""---= ~·
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t.iaundry ~. Call JulYo rm., patio, dining rm. bea\l\ enlJ'>', Irr klteh, din/ Lovely 4 BR. newr lived 1n. CN ,...._ ""•" "..,...,., h•I Ottlc• t• WELCH'S Houtet fu:n:Md -"
'Jime. 646-()556. Built-ins, fireplace, tamlly fam rm combo, blttn ranre/ BeautiM pe.narama hill&. b -·-d I' I I f * * M-1 * * !1'._ __,,. rm. Pnorllal<>I"· brk 151,995. dbl ...,.,,, .,,...,.,. aolte w/ OVer1ook1ng -.,.._ PRESTIGE NEW EXCLUSIVE PRODUCT
COLWELL
84i.256J. JNl bath, nf!W lbn.g crpts, See Catalina from )IOU!' ~ _.,... 30,000 Square Ffft Billion dollar \~try 11tt<ls
Huntington Beach ride blke to beadt. Pay. iog mom. $49,950. • LIDO (UKn.:R Bayfront 4 BR., 3 ha.tbs With i BR Hou1e now responsible men And :;:::;;::;;;;;;;;:;;.;;;;;llmfent'lleatbanrent. $28,f()O. Call~ i::-~·~ ~ T{~Sll.fEif5'-rr Riviera Realty ~'::e~:a~;:u~~? vol·
PRESTIGE AREA OWNER desperate: 3 ~~.=~~ llT7VlaLldo.Np1Beacll '42·7GG7 '4S-5609Evo1. LIMITED OPENINGS
POOL-POOL.-POOL fU.4471 ( :;;:) 54W10J =· 2 ~ im"°· fr>1a. J car pr. oo Budl-,=~in.~in-;:;;73Dll~~--Col'ONI dol Mor PART OR FULL TIME
fUUU>IMYotnuc0t.ww.co. l&' x 3Z' healed & fi.ltet'ed . .o-!..-~~ No-~ Auld.a. OCEANFRONT Duplex Unique 5.000 "I fl NO SELLING
OUr best buy! 3 BR 2 BA. * * * C.Lt;;'S21,!IQJ. 80-Q'BL • 6M-"'1D • 3 BR. 2BA TOWDbaue ln Commercial Building <l:Jml*tlY elltabll5hN com· criits, cltp!., elec kit, shake Pot McGIMI · troat.. flvhelor over C!'IU'llft! 2 n...,J n1erclal or factory locatiom.
PROPf.Rtl.05, INC.
AIALtORS
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roof, block wa11 fence. elec I SEACl..lFF. cdy hmne avail * EXCLUSIVE * la ftaJ" w/N I: ~tdlU: + uu.,.t'nl No ~ fees. Om·
LEEP ING GOLD gan;ge opener, close ro col· 17451 Ol•I L--. on gulf mmw. 9lh .fairway. 4 smm... pa. dtl&t 5 badiil. 10 yn okL Ft"e I.and. 2 car Re'~Fa~. Bkr. i»e'tl"ly aecured invHtment,
iege • shopping 968-4456. Huntington Beach 2 ltf, 4 Br, ~ B&. Ownw. 50 Ft. 'Nmd co r 1:1 ~ r . pr. R.l&bt oo SantY beach. 6TS-61m CASH REQUIRED Sl396. ~ ~ ~ PREMIER SPECIAL You an tho .....,... °' ~ M-ificrOI, --. J""1 >-.al S911.500. LEASED CUMM'L e:q. l"or more ln!Ormatio" wrll"
room for i more wtth var-Atrium entry thru wt'O\.l&h1 Fl2F~~HM!UAL Bi:.~/-...1 S Br. 2 Ba. $111l.£Dl. Nc:wpurt-~Real~ 1noome S8J) mo. Priced at N.C.B.C, Jpc.
iance. Fantarth: lJOSfllbil· iron pie will impress your t/£5 ~~ a..-.,,,..._, many st r a 1 · .,,,...._ $9).(DI, wu} wll fW Ink.le 1iOO Ed(rewater Dr., Suil• 125
ltlei. Build 2n<1 Story View auests. 3 BR. 2 BA. .lovely W Tl!RN ~$lJLL) ":i,.~ ..._ ?"AJ..S: -· --~------$30,000 equity 1or R·I or R·I Oakland, ca1IL 9'6tl ot Santa Ana Country Club. drps, crps, elec kit, trg fa.m NATIONAL BOAT eftS leUl!L HARBOR VIEW HOMES lot. Can add c..'Ub. s. w. Include phone numbtt
Only $43,900. Call Anytime, rm w/wet bar, terrazso en-·.1 ' a l[!lne LIDO REAL TY ~ Monaco Modd 2 DanleJ Realty C2131 8~2--~ * * *' $150 • t..arv:e 8adl. F\ltl ldt.
&fi.<1555. try, 3 car gar. covered MARINE SHOW 33Tl V'"aa Udo, Npt. ee.dl. btdlOU1ns I: den. well dee--2 • adJoininl income prop-Raymond Davit o.ek. Cqipl~. t.qwa. paO~ ~~terranean e.xtet· March 9. March 11 HOME IS WHERE fn.7* ::::'-,~ :e • rnod.elfor mie.. cent. C.M. $15,000. 8818 L• Ca1ltli1 ': ;.,~er~N . ~l,nte~
lor -· 1 Plea., call 642-5678, ext. 314 YOU FIND IT .,. SpECTACULAR VIEW ..... :i&i",!dl Fri:."""" ,,,.,_. 86-:ml I 61~ Fountoin Volley
betwe4!n 9 a.nd 5 pm to claim Don't bother ~. ft'll s., A ocean view lane. • HARBOR view DupleX•t/Unltl You are the w\MU (){ ~. ~:U•tl\edecl=
your licket11. <North County tlnd It for you. we haw-Bdnm.., 4 betba. Uua tt.. HOMES sale 162 2 ti r.kctx l'O the NU·VIEW.1 RJNTAJ..S. ~oll-lree num:e-r la 54()...l220*l new Usttnp cmUnc in ~ nn, J 5-mclPdw. 3 Cat REAL'tY m.o7ID FIFTH ANNUAL 813-4000 • ooq• «M<3"' -===°'===,...c· I everyda,y. If we don't have pr. $235.m>. DUPLEX by ownf!r. 2 be!. WESTERN ..... "BEAUTIFULLY •1'At "°" ...... we11 Flnd LIDO REALTY OCEANVIEW front. tg I bd ,..,. $67,000. NATIONAL BOAT Hlllltl,,...on 8-h
SPANISH" II"" you. llT7.Vla Udo. N'pt -3 ....... -. Juol -n• Marigold, prio<. only. & = e•
trom the tiled roo1 to the re:t ,. red hlll m-lm to beadl. You own the laml. Call f()I' appolnlnient $1Zt _ SARf>lNC• ... Mobl1t
tiled counyanl °'"""°' NEW LISTING -· -· 6'lHlOO. 494-'661 MARINE SHOW Home. t~ the~
SUPER DUPLEX READY ·SET -GO he,. is a h<xne !hat otton• 3 8drmL,,.. elm: 3 ballw. LUXURIOUS 3 *"> ...iar S Income p-...,. '6 Match g. March
11 o:>o":it1on ~·.~17• • • Sharp
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bedroom •'SeaburJ" all !he elep.oce of a b.11· l.mmlcUlatr. wdl ""*Cnrd Bt dannel bmDt + OYer 1.:;.;=.::.:.~·.:i:; ~:::":.!...•-:.:' = P1eue call 642-5618, ext. Sl4
EASl'SIDE COSTA MESA. located 00 a dtoice .,.,._ cienda. 4 "'*"-bed· REALTY 11!1.SOO -1 bdrm......., apt. e TAX HEDGE ::ud.".:"'c~~·= L._. 11•41
Pin Sharp from Top 10 Bot· tof, room Ior boat or trailer rooms, private study with A Oxnpe.QY Wid:t. V'19ion. LIDO REAL TY Pitt A: :dip iJr 3 boats + loll t'rtt bl!r" is 541).lD) 10m;-Each are 2 Bedroom. Brick Ii.rep!, bltins. 1% BA lireplaoc and wet bar, tam· U . Pu1r Cent IMne l3'Tl V'11. Lido. N'pf. e.m maO;J, matt:r edrU $198.0ll Opportunit.)'I Ou:tom duplex. * · nor:. i l BR bM. ~i. •ttllw>
Dlnma: Room. J Garages. n~ Edison Bi &: beach ily room with fireplaoe., 3 <::jj Aa:ytitne ~75IXI '1J,.1m Wills R. E. St6--'Tl'l9. l + Den I: 2 BR. Gourmel PArtl.r f\&r9 ~ ~Y! S54.9'JO. Call Any· FUll prier only $35,fJOO. ,,.,it,b car gangt. pllm; In~ OftloebaunS.iM tofiPM a.al-;...._~ ~near ttir ocean kilchl'na, an1pff' stonp. PARTNERS. mechamcl, ta &le ,-.. 1.r'l ~ deu.n.
time, 64&«i66. good letmS. more. Priced to aell. Ttub' ,__, ... _ Mila Lenon. Reallor hllh lanmc.8P1J1¥. Sl.epa to perform sprc. MrY. on U.S. ot.-ll'tU. E ~ New Listi'ng a mUll ID ..... ' S!6-Zi51. ·-~~ p• ·-• m.&'i6! * -· Too """" to mt.. ' F ....... ,.,... -. tune• N ... ,. '"" BKR. ·~.,p;j_. .a. :;J MUSI' SD.L-2 ID')', 4 bd. 4 at s:A!EO. Terms ot trade!: up, air, e1e. Cn>Und !loot 1.;.;.;.-;;.r;r;;;;;.:.+l:;1j;!;...-.....
Xtra liiari> 4 BR. tamily-+ DESERTED SPANISH Premium~ toe.-~~-"'!; .... n» 911· n.. Newport Heights ~. ~th!_tomloln-&1~~ .U,.Try~iM ~~ ~·b.2 f!d:a:::s c:-t. HACIENDA lion. Steps to pool. l BR. 2 -----70WWSfRVIMi'tWtP'MLll 1nvw,;_•13,i.Qi" Senl ~ ~t\CQ)f !>-··-~·J~. ~1~':".~~.!: Bd;,,.,,n:'f.;'1~!:·~ ~...'::':'~ Noapon -si•us~:v:'2i.p1.,., I '\~~r.o., :;,,~'."i!!'i: ~ -1
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-· 3-0¥.a!'!:· lg. covd. ........... kltcbea, heavy Ca -· -A HOME FOR -"';tsoo BA~amt.0ifira1trirliiii~riiil patio, -a>llru>C• lo be•m celllnp, .-_.. lrvlno Twr-ALL stASONS LIDO REALTY e DUPLEXES Bull-• Moch1-CM 115. Lq, mt acbOolt..' shopping A to-ceiling nreplace, mamdve SALIS A SERVlet Oaiut. Uni(
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bench. Priced [Or quick red tile roof. Customized OPEN daily lJ.3. IUD 2 ll10r)' ~~)'Mn rrw. 3377 Vt.a Lido. N'pt Beach : ~ROUIP~~LEEXSES I!~...,~··~ too·!" ~~~=!J~I
.<l , r> IRIS we • Call today 962-8851. during bull ding, kx:ated on Altura. 8 Br, 2 Ba. new S bclma. """" .... l8ll3G 6Ji.73GI ~ T•k· ~~ -" ,. ~ quiet cu!-d&-...,. ~·int aft.,.. paint, """"'· apt, """'· & H/F ....._ ...r with div· BY OWNER In Cotta Maa A c,,...,.,. del ; RI llft • Rt':'°'LT~Y "
ing BKR ~ &but.ten. Allkiq:: $14,.500. illK baud ud MM!P-All on Mlr. Several new ' ex!•ttrll( """ ~ ~ beautifW new duplex ia l(IJ~lil .. 5 BEDROOMS · PLUS" 64t 6996 a huge~ lot. walk, Unk(ue 2 Br. 1 Ba bOJnr: on. prtnie J)l'OOtttliN to ~ 64). 7 64$.5609 &wt. l.;:.<==--i,..---I
clotle to abopl but· ID beaut· --· .II.-Immaodate, ready to move to beach and tebool. all'Uer R-Z Jot. Frplc. lhut· from. C..U-m-aKIO l""!'l'!~~!"!'~~~!!!' °' 1loe ~ th~tae ~ BROKERS INC. 1n home. !'.'._~he" & t.t~_!lY, L--:::""" ~ ,:klh ~ :::.. -crpe. $21,!!60. MABuR11,~.!'._ S5ERV11CE
'..aible. Stylhh all ceder "'°k' ovei:;;-aew ,..~~ AN OLD HOUSE S!,000. ~ -• upp y :::ie.~ 11::.:::::; s21,ooo ~ .. ~ """ ~, ~ NEAR THE SEA s.. a.-... ~"' 11v1 1'1nd1 ~=-~7au~··ru~ = ~~~~ .. ....._. i:aa:.i;.~.,:i~ =~~= 1.ocoOed ... !he OCEAN -.. ··-SAN cw.tENTE ~i!!:-J!:.5"n!: ~w8D"~.: * ... ~~ * RIO, ••tb<t bar, dm .... BKR Sll&-:1551. SIDE OF TllE HIWAY, .. Opoo -co..--c~ -" In -...... I l1ll ~--CM ... ,,_ w. ll\1~.-lml n FA •t. EP SSESSIONS _,.. NORTH ..,_.. u.. 202.19'.,,,.., -. ~ 1 ';;;:;;;;~;;:;-~··-='--~=='" --~
w/w •.,.;:; "" ...;.:: R 0 ~ sremiN oF TllE Newport Hell's a.-bldr .oe Old OJas< 1iisea1 + Tm9' ... bid •• ;
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bettnn suile. Slm DN For lt\JormaUon and loc.adon ·'VIL LAGE''. Rmtic: 2 bedJuom with lob al Dft1tc ffw7. ~ frl:m Wesla'n 21.lD?io total f'l!tUm. ~ 220 uwo ~~ • • •
w/paymenuless.,..,.,,C otthefeFllA .. VAbom ... l.alW>a Arcbileol•re -Larp tami11....,, --·~•col•. Oonlact: Phllbifr'" = 12.1,0CXI !". P. contact • w/detailed -o( .,_ U.-room and _. -• acbooL Fenoed r1 ""RE I' s YOUNG O.C Pub oorp WO • Duda.
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'" ...._. SALT AIR). SRUTrDIED ...... -~ ... nn --Nl_l!!~...!!: -· PS • COU· 1 l!r'l .......... """'""""''°· 531·51DD (:::J 531·5801 OWNER .... ..n. Pool WlNDOWS, CEl>Alt ... ....., .... "'"' .,. ~................ FOURPLIX "laMYlo Loon 2i40 Zod .......... : 1.,.~~~~~~!!!!!!!!!! I home with 4 bdrmL. dlrdn& SHINGLE ROOfUN!S. pulllbiilM • w. .. BR ~,.,... ·-# ' 1~ L...11 1.... Ma.aive ''OU>E PARLOR'' Ol'Bltta••nRMJO•IC'EJ QllEWJX.t•trflAl#JD•ICl!I "' _....-""down. BORROW TO -ooo on --..._..._ "' n ..... .&.l ''HOME PLUS rn1., .,....t~u-p. t I 0. l ..__ ............ lncom• $510. -· ~.., iJJ.lllU • ~ ~ DUPLEX'' Jo~lrepta~kramlly rm. On i,; type iv. rm •• ._, nvvv t.P ~51)1 equity In your hoUlo. Uae: 1 *'· Qen.1 Y.u,
Breathta.k:IOQ:\y bcautltul 5 ~t!l'd near cl beaehe8, 3 acre. br $39,SOO. 962--5666 ~ W~ FORTIN C!O. ~~Won~-'ly. t 1
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level home, with a most un. JOt large eno~ tor two OWNER movlna. ! bdrma .. 2 CROSS _,..n"l:"Deo CJ.YCi R••ltor '42 5000 .... ..a ...-.... 1 Call ~• usual o""n teeUng tnroogh· m-onltl. o··---w•••· IO baths. DlnloC rm.r built-Ina. •.i..uw.rn--... ~"' ___ ......... property, '$19S • P1UVA ~ ~-. flcrM; r-· vu:: .. ,"'"' ....... Uo Re llvl F IREPL.ACE.SOUD AVCO . t Oar. rmoect.~t.f'ltdalpet..:
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out. 8'and n•w with, a prl· ... , only $39;!!00, • • • If, · "' "I ""'· oAKm nnoRS '111RV· IWUIOR VIEW uma:s 6-U·MONEY MAKER FINANCIAL SERVlCES ~' :1'·
ve.te doCk up lo 60 , Call 536-2551 BKR. ~· NNI" .chooll. bric OUT. Galley type k1tcben. llONAO> JIJ79 Harbor Blvd. l:z.111 ~
615-7220. DOLL HOUSE 129. . MS-1383 ..,... "' -rm. • 2 """· ..._ 21•th. A -1 I~ sn.ooo FP 17100 DN Calta M"" _. ._·.~ ,3 8rlc2 I!!! ' . OWNER de..,....te. Top 3 corridor ""1 -ID l cleeant!od, .._,, fun ---llP Showa Zi.82 TO!al ........... llOO ti. Anaheim Blvd. 111~ F " for ldli'A
Super 3 BR &: fam1~y wUb bdt'm. 2 baltu, dinJng rm,, BDIUIS. • ~ thnmut. New return for tlnt"ilil Anaheim 5.15-2119 ptrt, "
addt'd an covered pat10. J>rt.. rear Uvin&' rm. Family rm. ~-"QUAINTis JUSTA~ -elec = d o or ELMORE S • ..•. P'm s. Euclid St,:.;.___,'11:11 LAND* 'ost
ft'rred are~ ot' ~! Hurryt buUt-hls. Pa~ br1ck trtnL ..mu anuu•""' _.... N-.JIC..I .,_.._ ~ $3.1.500. This won t laac brlt pr !1fiO. -TllE CORNER FllOM THE ~ .::;::; ~ Mollllo ..... 12091 B_,,,_ SC., FRE!l lll!:wl'.l.L' SERVICE
Call t"f-'°iiJ'ancc o..,,.,,.' lnNf, 3 bdrma., 3 BEAO!. I~•...,.,., bbn Wood d •ck, ,.,.. Sai. 125 831 O<.... °"·· N8 -Garden Grove 530-4lCIO •l!ACON'llOTALS
RANCHO LA CUESTA =~t ~~. 'f.lnm'\ ~ ~ ::.r:~ mu1t ~! ~ ::::-. r~ * ~ * 2~~r~1 21&&J33&:>i.! Hu~~?G2 ~ 811n-.m * ~?!!_ , * -with a.a -bM1 of. -.,.. 131.2111. Nft.r 1J • Hatbr. 1 S. ••·'-SL BR, 2 ~~r • Vef'Y lllarp. ... -.900. 64'·U7J. Part Kont Rion<la ~ -., ''Valends _ .. 4 BR. ..,._ $47,000 FUU PRICE 1 .... l ;p.. PrOt. ooly Jll lrla .,.,,.. -Sao1a AM $j11 Sl6l • • PH >
Close to Qcean, $48.900 BY OWNER, 2 hOWa oa tD ane, • wi8. bl' JUI* a ..-, 6 UNJT8. San Oemenlt 117 W. 17th SL, ·~
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tamU,:, 11~;,,. .,,Jd(;;lnl ·-Moat ,.. 1168-5844. well. 0111 NOW-· PHONE 1714) 4944731 -=-. MARINE SHOW
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Ajll. fW. liif;Dll cit. Act-F•. M1·1211. --Ill: 2 b1U io ~·•· , --. Coll & B. -blP -"'°"P. -1-.. :"d'Ji:M-'-:.-•Go .... _...• -=::-•'!,. ,i\111&.Z -.... v--~ -----11.tes ,_ "'/JOO . W I New-t-... •51..;a,,... ¥-...., ~·, ,. to ~· ,, . --.... ....,._ r-J illlRll. -no.-· la W -... 'loQ<. 131!of-I lodul• .., ..... NI 1811. CAlal. ..... 1 Br. .... Om-liiootlry' ..., _ _,, -$215. -. ht .. i..o'. ~.;!!.•,~-M<Null llllJ'. 10·1400. pm Mll!ITllLY: J llll-. ~ ... saadacl(, ell 111-. ,,.,,._, II"' ~ r.e::,;·n;.;·:: = l"-f"f. Don ~-N~ll Ewa 54H191. ·•---• -~A= S!a.,... ..._ 2 ...tmmlatr pools,
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•Dnt ..... ,. ....... -.. ··-1 Ba-· '1!i A",_, 60-324% c ,._ ...._ . . ,_,__, JBllRM 2Ballt.-56H10!. Br•nd-0.""""-..__....., %BR.11Pl>".Walk .. _,~1ttll7P!'I
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1 81". 2 8&. np&c, ,.,._......., f1!>7 • l BR. OvCI' Carage. 645-038t. Custooi det:iowd., ~ 2 BR. 1\lm...llJI(. No dlfldrm Mi .. P.r'l1 Saa Juan 1...L-.1.1--• __ __._ Stwe, rrtria,. B~ ya.rd. BEAOI llomes. 3 BR.. $3Z: • ~ .lc:l1cbm wi&b In-:S,. ':-~ E. lfiUl Sc. ~Ji.. ,.....,..., •••-• -" Chlld/peta. 2 BR. It i;lrn $J15. direct 1iebdns a!,:;,_~. ,..s. a BEDROOMS, Z ballu, 'f'~ ~ ~~: ca,....,..i ,,_,. 54-12911 : =._ ~ Apt. Unlum. a;-"'*-·"""'r:: o1ee1rie bulltiaa, FA 1--San Cle-e Priva .. -BolbM .,._ = ;w; l'"I-beat, W/W carpels 4 $300 • 4 BR. 2 BA. Frplc, GOLF Oturw 0.V'vw 3 BR, e Claood -•/--'VI..,.. E:NT•• • drapes double •••age ocean side i..,. ..... lltul I BA.,.... ·~ ..;.. ..._ p 1llm10 ELEGAHT 2 Jr ... •lr;ar. ..DELI.IX£ n1i.r ~,.,. ~ ' 6""" • V1ew! • .. _. . ......,mo. • f<lnr-a 8dnnl tlt.epl" thlW A: bdL t3Dt mo ~ARTMENTS
--er -tenc ... l<Ucpd. '235. NU.VIEW RENTALS MrHr7SO e l'lol.-• ..,.. )'!V. "1a 835-1437, AlrO:tod-1'rltlc'•-l9trlm-
I ..t.-ftRDSf per mo. Agen~ 962-1471 m.-,,.. .,..32<8 C ·•-· I I .....S..S wltb -Jand. ....iw1o>c1s 518-"98 mi11c P11o1s • lleallb ~ • ~..,..,,... or 54&-8103. °'wm n uma scaplng. NEW lower duplex 3 Br un-Tmaia Coarta • Game and
We ~ la 11..._ lAguna Hillo Unfum. 12ll Adult 1Mllc •I lb bett lam. Yeuty· _,...,.. BIWlrd &om.
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6 m ~ Ser--hdwd. fbn, boat pk', .$2lfi ·Brand New, all da:trlc Costa MMI 2 BEDROOMS S210 VERY ..._ctiw · 2 Bedn:n. Frun QI) .... lo Y...i 'l>y trplc., dl>I. pr, lg. ltt..... 3 BR. 2 BA. ..,... & -. ... Pola A·~ ·' BR. MED"""" .... ., ... ,Nu. ; <*-&o 9Choola. prig;, I: Air/cond. Otil<) Ok. No 3 BR. 2 t:., bin. 'I: dlbwshr. 365 W .. Wit.on GC-Dn YearlJ', 1115 P1!m uti1. 11guyv,~,
• NU-¥1 -''RENTALS :l:t~~~J;(.~ =.ui.:""~ ~blv~; ~.=ct":'. C:,..~i WEEKLY-MONTHLY Corono :-: VIUAGE
m«J30 ;, 1 '!E 49W248 pelL $ZO ptt mo. 841HOl5 114, 552-0061. ~2132, E.-Jve Sutt.a r
• a1ta' 3 p.m. Hunll"9f<ln -2lltl Newpost 81..S.
2 BEDROOM, electric Lapuna Niguel Coste MoN
bulltlm, FA Mal, •/W WIDE °"""' view lnciuclet CXWi Condo, 2 BR. 1\4 BA. 60-2611
-.rpots double prave """ breaklng nn 1>eado & tple, patio, pool, 2 miles STUDIOS & 1 BR'S
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$2115 ' ~t Calalina Ialand. f'tic.'ndJy beach.. 1-2 AdUlta. No pet.. e FREE Linens • per mo. night light. aero. valley fl75 plus ck'poett. C.all • FREE U'tilrties ffi.wt or 546-tl from this hlgh hJll k>catkJn, ~. Burbank, 2 13 : e Full Kltt:ben ON TEN ACRES
4 Bdrm. 2 BA. all bltns. crpU ~tainl & Monarch Bay. 842--8984 e Heated ~ Apta. fum./unfurn. 1nse
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I-dtJM. 2 car pragf', Exc1wdve guardf!d g a I e lrviM o Laundry FadUl.tes Fiftplace I priv. patio&.
Detlni.b!t: Glt-n Mar. Walle reildenoe area. Walk to e TV 1c. maid aerv avaiL Paola Tennis Contnt'l Bkflt.
to lhoppnfl, ICh?ola. nr. beach Of' uae pvt parking. NEW CONDOMINIUM e Phone Service 9CO Sea I..an, CdM 64t-2i&ll
beach, d1Udm1 ok. $295. ~unity centa', IWlm 2 Br, pr, pool S21D. 497-UU $lD WEEK A UP CMacArtbm' nr 0mt RW)') ::" :!,':!r:rm ~. Goll = ~.all~ Newport Buch e Studio &: t BR A&JC.a. ·~•fatts Uffll' • $2'15 • Walk to Bnch! 3 Br. .,,, e TV 4 Ma.Id CHARMING ~ n in 1 u I a "~""l w-11,.1 lo• + Om. 2 Ba. Frplc. Agt. YT·rnd. New 3 BR, tam rm. BLUFFS ! Br 2 Ba. LiU Str'vioe AYlil dupla (28R 1.BA), stcwe le. Jour 11YC1ootts &c• 1-v ~ 8f1 l2n' trplc, d'wubr, JSt:lt-dean Vi Yeart leue • Phone Service-Htd. Pool retrtg. Yrly-adults«Jny, no 2-0ed•-~11mtnt. !,iria11 9G.ld.n . Rent••• • OYt!rt, dispel. EMy outdr ~· ea:~ y .• Ollldru .l Pt-t SectQa peb.. Clo6e (0 shopping & O!'lf °" ftO!ll it6~-f~m•hlfl!I mntnce. Cptii, drpL Beaut . • s·-) Monthly •v~ll.itl~. Model~ Qfle• g,QO
BIKE to &iaebl. 2 BR. S1.ri ltlWJcJ>K. $500 mo. or l9t'. Townhovff Uftfum. U$ 2376 Newport Btvd., CM ~-211 ~~ Blvd. 1o r.:00.2100 ra1Al(lll'Ri,.
Kids/peta. Alm 2 Br. Hone 493-5769. 5tS-9755 er '6-3967 eves: ;;io.r~ Ctrst• Mto..a. l'hollt'= .,.5-'ZlOI).
Ranch USS. $460/MO. Spacious 4 BR. Huntington 8Mch Ad eood for $5 on Rent. 3 pa~ 2~ ba.d :: I :;:11; h 2 VERY NICE 2 bd unit. $175.
Act. Ytt. 9'IHC30. $70.000 hm .. bead; view. 2 & 3 BR Townl>ou«s l'/ewly HOLIDAY PLAZA crpll, cb;>t, 'Wll< to bcl>. ,; "1tle. ery>t. ctrp. bltW.
$175 . Watwfront 2 Br. Crpl5, secunty. 831-1.W. pa Int ed. Wu~/dryef', DELUXE Spadoue t BR. market. Mils 00 pell. $350 beam cel.liQga. pat». adults
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2 BR. 1 Ba, crpt, drps. frplc, ~ tamllloy, dining~ 2'BA. , Call 213/4Jo-1914 mon. Ave .. C.M. Includes atove, ref r I 1, bltns, Sl.45. 1 child ok. m
yd. Otildren OK. $115. nto. '"u''""r I. 8Pf""OX-""""" llq. 1 BR., Furn., 2 Irk. closets, cpl/drps, lrplc. $170/mo. pel. Nr 18th .I: "Placentia. 91.iJ.-744& fl. $295. mo. Owner 979-4573 Irvine queen s1z.e bed, prlv. dress-™-8494. 548-6357 FORreot.~withview.~ N 2 BR 0 BA fonnal dining inc rm. xtra lrg. lOOm!J, SPAClOUS2BR.2ba,~· ~2~B~D-RM.--A-PT-.-$-1SO-!WDC)rf Beach • • • • end. gar. w/*"......,ne. Adults .. .,..., br &: den. Slaw&: rTfrifi::. No __r...... cable TV. p)O( I: park, only 00 ta --pool privil. Nr Hi Sehl. $250 646-4862 or &C-filfiO
peU. -1108. LARGE 4 bedroom 2 !rand new. $260. 562-8563. 20H F::ir.'11an C.M. mo. Hal Plocbln, R!tr. ** BEAtmFUL t A 2 BR.
Irvine balb. year -around Newport llNch ' rn.-a9%. Qmtemporary Cardeo AJ>I>.
lease, lh block t-0 Adults Only -LeaM : ~~iD £-A~~= 2 v1!:"rty~ ~.frplc .• sundeck. ~~=-pool. $16.5-Sl90.
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833-3380 ha. 2-<>r carport. $250. &lb 0-to -Adulia, oo --------~;.._:;:;;,..,.-,,-..,.,,,,,...-I split level Call RI tr . petJ: Sl.60/mo NEWLY DECO E 2 BR, 2 BA. Angollla. 165<1 oq. >'8-6900. OO Po,mna, C.M RAT D rr. of luxury llvlna i.n the • BEAUTIFUL BluUs. Nf!IN carpets & SPAC 2 BR. 2BA. patio, BEAUT. FUltN 2 BR. GROUNDS
drapes. Frplc. Pa t I o bltlns ~· I 8 u n d l' y Util Pd. Htd. pool. Ad1tw, ro 10 Minutes to Ocean
overlooking hu,ge greenbelt. hookup. Quiet edlts. $195. pets, 64.2-9520. Close to bua line&: stores, Gu
Laundry room. Maintenance 642-12'16 NTCE ef1cy apt. SUO. incl. Heat .fc Stove. Water.
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HARBOR View, :I Bl', 2 Ba, 2 BEOn~M .. -•-dull LARGE 1 BR. $14S family rm &: dining rm, AVV ""1U11ll· a · LIVE ln the all new Dana 2 81,l. ~ & $110
club/pool. S 4 2 5 . mo. $240 494-366! Point Harbor at t h e H•cienda de Mes.I
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Aptl., . • ~raget for Rent 43~ NATIONAL BOAT I ae<.w<IU.n. trombone, guitar. Furn. or Ui1{um. 3'1f) ~ • " l Announcemenb 500 & · theOry. Eves. only ~76. PATIOS, walks:. drives. Saw~
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. lifff' community. elude Qecorator Fireplaces. -~ Qualified tenants only. between 9 and 5 pm to claim Shepherd. approx_ 3 mo.. 5:30 pm. 12.5.. a week. H.B. ~ mod addft. · ~ yrs
• 1 ,Bedroom/atudhla from $195 Shag Carpeting. Private· ·The greataat reason• for BAY LIDO BUILDING your tlcketa. (North County Cennel color, v 1 c In It y F.V. area CBuabard & Elllll) Lic'd. 'M,y w~.po .. ,547 ~ • DELUXE • M 2 elBedroom from $300 Patios. Pool -Jacuzzi • moving tO oakWOod Garden 3700 Newport Blvd, N.B. ' ,toll-tree number la 5«)..122:1} MacArthur Blvd, Harbor 96).'lti89 Additiona ... Remodell~ I
3. BR, 2 BA Apt for lease. od s o~ 9 A.M. tU dusk Volleyball court . Gas Ajiarfmenta 8re;tlia rantt. Ph: LoU Cewla. . ·~~ * * * ~k Hl.11& s at u rd a y . BABxs~G in my home. Guwick " son. Uc'd '"' ldrms'&cdbl~e;s~~~O ~· ~~~~:N~;~. Garage~. ~~rtl::.~aa:!!~Qreat G~~~f[J~.:J1 j : ll•I SML(Si male sl eadolpotint :ie~:Ji!.e •. ~area, &D1'.1-ti041111 l : 549-21~1·
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TOWNHOUSE * 2 hr, ba & Hospital Rood (1 bloCk tree Sunday brunch 833-3223 9 To noon. Mn$. Kennedy S P.1 r i t u a I East Fountain Valley 2128 Payroll It Bookkeeplna Serv -· - -~~ trpl 1 $225 84.8 above Pacific Coait Jtwy) ~ THE EXCITING aatf~IJ'*8·dlrector MEPI~ Sulte-900 sq. tt. a! --tnedlum & . ho r o s co Pe 531-4377. For «mall bus1neu. Also, TAKE ~bang ~ '~ cW:;' ·497-urh ~ "entrance. 900 C&gney Lane, ; PALM MESA APTS. , ~g'olfdrfVlngran~ 601 Dover Dr. N, B ~ advtses on all af-FNO· Irish SE'l:ter tml & Income t.ax exper. 968-4635. per panel.• •Jfaet Se r v,
l,)44-09lli Newport B1ach, Ca. 92660. MINUTES TO NPT BCH · party1room , Beautifnlly .deC9mted, ;fuUY tms of We. By rea~ smJ ·black dog. vie. Tustin · 642-6824, 646-2527.
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DAR.It NEWPO"'J huge pool, J a"""" eject bit'. nl•hed & unfumlahed,Sof'YI , l!~· All on IO'IWlrl l~ lla5 helped reunite the F 0 UN 0 f 1 -,...
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$144/MO. Oft the bay 1 aEDRM ~ :: Oakwood ~$5· Will ::;::e ~.:i--failed &: ttiroogb s.tckoess. area. 830-5416. A·l CARPENTER R,euonab ~Ji~ M5-59'JIS''
' 1 ALL UTILITIES PAID "BEDRM. m Garden~ at mo. ring IM:"V~ No pity for tho6e kn9Wini MALE white Cock a po o , I VILLA YORBA Luxury apartment living • ; From $180 availabl~. 17B7S Beach Btvd~ ·that they are in need of help Anyslze Joh Electr'fc.I , ' · overlooking the w1;1.ter. Eh--Unfurn Apts A van From $.10 Newport INGh SouMl Huntington Beach. 642-43211 & do not" come for it. flo not Vtclnit;v 44tb & Balboa, Gordon, 530-3454 ~ ,
joy $750,000 healtfi spa, 1 to $15 LESS. 1f\tl II IMM 1815 w;.ESTC;I,.IFT DR. NB confuse her with any other 675-38'10. MINOR home ttpall'S. Plum· EL' ECTRtciAl'i: uceMe.s. HW'ltington Beach (714) 842-9622 swlnunlng pools, 7 Ughted You're right, they're ~ ~-4170 · Lux. New Decor. G&rden reader. One visit will con-WHITE Samo)'\!CI pup, vtclni· blng -carpentry -painting bonded. Small~jobl:, maiht.
tennis courts, plus miles of crbik!'= ~~Blvd.) N9wport....,.. NOrUt OWce Suite, 705 sq. if. vince you. (n 4l &75--619L ty ~Bristol & Palarlno -tile. Call 540-5560. Ir ~lrs, ~· '·
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,redec. $150. Ph alt 6pm lrom S189.50 moothly; _, ADULTS 38R. >BA. oewl)' turn. crpted 1617 -WESTCLIFF carpeta'··~•drapes, "~~ Vic. Dana Point. Frid'Y· "''" ,
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WALK TD BEACH 2-stocy.'town PQUlteB, Eltc-beach. $340 mo, yrly or June sq. . •. an: , Decorator Showrooms at -tric JdMlol.-Ae P ate pa.:oe I 2~n-~room '73" Tur r.n..-··-"-·-,..ill ample pkg, util, Janitor .. wholesale ._...... Ca LI Lost
ew 1, 2 & 3 BR., cpt/drp., or bal~ <:arpeting, dra· e Oa.'nieti • ~,.._ Mike a:·£J;'' Stu~. Baumgardner #IM. 541-5032 licensed ~le;; with top I:::::.:.------=
dwhr., trpl. 125 lGth. 847-3957 peries. Subterranean park-e Pool .BBQ~~.. 673-6606., 1 1 FOLL SE.R\TICE experience & knowledge, FEM dog, beige, ;~ Pomera·
Jm. 2 BA. Deluxe poolside, Ing with elevators. Optional All . UtJlltlei Paid Westcliff Building yru:u be delighted. Call nlan & ~ Chihuahua. Vic
j 53&-5882. Fashkin Ialabd' at Jambofte .u4 .. -.,__..._... & Irvine Blvd, N e w port DIVORCED gentelman, mid-aft 6-645-4488. Reward! ...... 1, ~nr beach. $l!i5. 2:m Florida. maid servi~ iJuit north.or 354 Avoudo St., C.M. ,
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t rvfne and San Joaguln Hllll Hoed. ~ "1"" _ R91-. ,-Beach. Mr. Howard 645-QOL die age,. nice I 0 o king, "''_;'N~lcki~·e,,,"·:,-,.,-,.--;--;;::::-I
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' 1 • ' ........,.~rlllliil R---"'" •-:;,-,1.. ~. • ' J.Ut..-e. .. ... al:. MW wife. Write Clauified ~boa area 675-8993 or Br. gar, pool, 1210. 491'1342 F ASE ~ Bft.1 BA Ill<> -.,... . """' ~ Mesa e 641rQ ad no. 869 c/o Dan, Pilot, 543-2Xl8
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R a few who appreciate 2 BR. Near beach. ~ patios, garage l tJ =• v · W>Ultss woman avail. "by Rivenide Ave. gas station Huntington Cen·
the unusual. 1 & 2.Bdrrn .. 2 including utilities. i.usb g8.rden ae~ Ad~ or teacher. Non emokE'r. Post Office. 215 Riverside. * HrnDU SPIRITUALIST * ter. 213: 944--4.151 CoUect.'
ba, custom apts. Large G.orge Wllllarnson 00 pets, J.51.E. 21st·. C.M.I ' Ce~trally loc. $22.50 per wk, 642-3347. Let this ad change your Reward. 1
room.a, wisde ocean views, RHltor * &46-8666· * 646-.µml • LEASE C-1 ·central Costa ;';: ou~~~~~ :V: LOST Sun. morning vk. garde~ pace & prtvacy * ua...cm: ..1. U ,_ ·ROOltlli Sl5 Wlt"Qp w/kit$30 lllesa i0c tiso tt $400 all · .,~ w..,,., .l 8niA Chica, H.B. for coti.skJerate,' mature 1 ~··· •l'f n .... r New wk up apt& Qrlld:m &: ~t ( ~~""-!'~Agt on llie..Readinp.dally. 10 small blk&wht:femaledog. adults. Oose to beach I: MaOM•m•nt section 2316 Newport BIVd -or ~ • AM • 10 PM. '9 2. 913 6 • 84&-3490.
tbopping. Selection of rugaOCUrlFllO ~==="'NT=~ i 11r~~.~11a=-CASA....ViCToRJA CM. ~ sc;.e967. ' ** Office-A Store 1n ~ 492-9034 ll2 No. El Camino 100..::::LD:.::=..,.,,.---.... ~--.,.-,.~t -.
&wallpapers.'f a'rtl a 11 Y Ytlf. $358; 4"Bll 2 be.. J..ae: 1 & 2-·sr.1'~ & Unfum. DELUXE, PHv. bath k en-irJ'\:.~' Bo~ & He ' Real Sao Clemente. Medt. vw Apts & Sb: Steak
furn. $250 to $650 monthly. suodeck. Newly painted. Carpets, drapes D/W TV tre.nce No tmokel's Maid • • MOHAMED Musa wanta girl H.s. REWARD $lOO *
494-4653 Y~J.v. $l.50.' ant. Pool, etc. Come by & serYi~. 675-tnO, s.ti-7197 B~1neu Rental ~ friend., call &l5-a>ss after 5S1-3.'Df.
$oties ~t\~ -Mike inqul.r. ..abot,Jt our Move-in · , four o clock. Tall good look· ,=;;~~"""~"°"==-: Me .. Verde 6~0 551-1700 Eves. -.. , ~ Vlctl>rta St Guast Home 415 STORAGE Bldg. 2l> x 25 -Ing ahould apply. , GOLDEN Lab Retrleve1', 9 at Hi:tbor. CM:642-8970. 10' bilh at 3i26 Newport P'"" & "'"~ READ~GS mo. !Re broWn birthmark.on .DbX~ 2 & 3 Br.', 2.rBa. Encl' DUPLEX i0n the WatU-Boa.t · , . Blvd CM SSS Schworer tu.o1•
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gar. $165 up. Rental Oto., dock.le lrg patio, 3 BR, 2 BA. Huntington Beach * Private Room ·* ' ' 'rells Put, Present & Reward! 6r.i-'T164
3095 Mace Ave . 546-1034. Lrp , wet bar, $425/mo~ ---"------For 673-26St Fufure (213} 694-lSSO 1'IDy 1.earjy Lease. Will furn BRAND NEW Ambulatory Lady or Man SEP. 4 room bldg + gar, lie. REWARD $100. Pearl & Dia·
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FOR Re!1t Yearly.,"5/Q)(). Luxuey Garden Apts Nice, cheerf'tll atmospbere. 'usy comer. · tident, sympatbettc restnn., er n.
Un.furn 2 BR. 2 M BAY Adl1lta-Only-No Pets * Oill 548-475;1 * Pb: 66-2020 or 642-6560. P~ ooonseq. Abar-645-0078. . .
DUPLEX. ,No garage. 18992 Florida st. (IJ blk. w. 45o Hon&. ~ns ref SILKY Terrier, male, silver
. >\dul1'1. ~· op . oo. o1 G8rfleli!,& lle<id<lllvd) Rental• lo Shore 430 lnduot!'111 Rental APcAJui! ·-,...,, ~ ml collar °" ·St..-N.B .... · (I n4:J 847-9W1 PREGNANT? T h.in ki n e 3-&-T3. r :eu. Verde ar..
NR a.,.11oop ~o 2BA WANTED' Lady with car to MARTIN l ASSOC. abortllm! Know an lhd,-MHl>l!i. all~. ~ . ' ........ .., . • 2 BR, 2 BA. $195. Adult share mobile home in 500 OYER RO. S.A. first! Call UFE I.JN»-:'-'A I' &14 • B e a i le/~ ~· ~ , patio, poolside garden bimgaldw, Leoima. FREE RENT . -CALL ... ..i71 bn 541-55». ,.-Sl!Oph. BnOn, Blk, Wbt. T15
gar. to · Advlta near ocetn. ,rtplc. l.rg. ec:.1'972. ~ ~, .... ,..;..HO"CS a--.. Shalimar No. 2 CM., evu. lnq, A. Patrice Rd patio. .I 1'>o11 aWJ&. Un-F le••• -Sq ft "-.. .,,. ~ ,Loi: -~· ..... -p'-· •-' ~"•· L ~. = .... E or """""' ~" "· ·., ~ r>LA.-"'"'" -1 -~te UM: ....,..p •.... ,w...... pe
. nls. ~· "i:..t~ roomate, on power, foll ~· ful]y •PUVf.1'11'".0. -~~ ,.._~:. ... -=::. LOST-f.emale gray tiger cat. 2 & lBRS, "2BAS, frpb, Alto 1 Br. Furn. From Sl35 beach OWn room, w/3 fem heated, <:osta Mesa. _.._,,,, '-UllUI ••-=a. V'~-'ty 17th Ii. Santa Ana.
bltins. ~yr. BUr: trom bch & z..a BR. 2 Ba, $l6S up. Pool, UCl studl'llt!i tll summer, Swlqiing singles u.:uu •
8 h 0 P g · 833-83111/645-0245 se<tuded. lOnt children~ 67>-llm LAGUNA NIGUEL can "Leah" !HI pm. can, 645-2S3".
aft 6 area. 18881 Mora KaJ (~.of WANT to share turn. house :t,.1 SD 'IS...M. ~ 3344 BRAND New ~antrilnt illeach ort.Ga.rfteld) ~-.. or apt. -Laguna w/woman ftU..lacent ,.. ... J'. -Vacande• rost moneyt Rent ....--.-35 ... -/ .,0 •~• .<;onnnercial pr Mfg'g. Young couples, 19-JS + I ,.... hoOse, ~otorl Condominium 2 , 2 BA, tijSfAIRS i BR, $145/mo. 1 over · 'C."t"'V"" .._.......... Take Avery Parkway to 548-3643 oi:003-334t b!dl-. etc, thru a ""-W!
$400/rpo. Year Lea'.sej block to stores & bank. 7T3l Must allow pet. 2'1992 Cammo Cap;straoo. 2-3 pm' Oalltfted Ad. ....,-,
:,6'15-'1694:;r~::,,.·,,,--,.-.,-,!-:' Ellia. 842-1831. FEMALE roommate ~ 831·1600
NU &yfront, ·prtv bch le New-rt •--ch to share dup~ BalbOa New M-1 Space with Offioo ter 3 BR, 2 llA. $550/Jllol ·F· -Island. 1100/mo'. 8'1S-1!83. 1Jro.2lllO ft ~ pbue 'JJ1fN ~iiR.2s .. )$495.~or WINTER. Summer1crY•ly, STRAJGHTmal•ll!ito.35to ~ Falrvlew, S.A.
6#-4.510 eves wke.nds. 1 Anita'• Rentals, B • 3)(5 share niOe 2 .SR..:al>(.. Balboa.1 _0Wner==';..64&-=_,12S2=•c.o644-'o:,_2229='-l l
NEWPORT ISL.AND, boauti W. Balboa Blvd. 613-:a'.:m Pe.n. ea1I 675--'l91S" days. FOR rent i,; warehOuse & of.
new duplex, 3 BR, 2 -~ WATERFRON'J', ~ tor 28' SHARE my houae lo Orange flee space. Reasonable renti
Jplo, cprta, drpa, ~ boB.t Obc:!';J...81\., ~c., lge. with· tnan or woman over 40, north of airport. C & l
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~· '"'l-·>'tiY· 838-61188 patio. 67>-:1699 Agt. • ss&,4ilM · 544-2'157.
GARAGE, . lrplc, 1 bdnn', !~a a breeze, ""1 )'Ollr lt>bil' 2 BR apt In ahale with male 10,000 sq It, for IA!uo,
patio. Near ocean. $175.. _yr-wttb eruie, use Daib' P1lot or. 'fetpale. 2 Bl des from sprln1t1,..,~·, doc "h I 1 h.,
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fact. oic, Stereo, etc. {20~CKSj
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· NEW 1973
TORINO
-TOlllNO 4 DOOll HAIDTOP
W • .....,, *•NT,~ 4.._ w ......,_ 111114 .. wtw. .......... _. ,,.. ................ ~ ...... _,.......,.
.. d --i. CMl!HSICIC"tt UUI) •
WINDOWSftCllll ~sst.ft
~ '3687'' ONLY •
NEW 1973 FORD
GALAXIE . 500
2 DOOR HAID1'ol' .
V-1, t.dory elr, /lrJT, pewel' "be• olld si..tlq, "-'f'Y ditty battery,
AM ...i;... t!PM gbl, ..._. _,., ftW tn.. PJ,SIS1374JC!t ~11)
WINDOW STICIClll Pll~68S.26
OUI
VOWMI
PllCI
ONLY · .•3794••
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THE CLOSER
Y,OU too·K·
THE~·BETTER
WE LOOK!
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And THEODORE ROBINS is the BEST PLACE TO BUY!
Since 1921 Southern Cdlilomia Ford owners have found THEODORE 101!~' integrity and
. fair businn1 methods an unbeatable combinalion in buyino and driving sal11faction.
.
T·R·.U·C·K--S·I .
MORE TRUCK FOR YOUR BUCKI
NEW 1973 FORD COURIER .
''""'• •(• -WITH CAMPER TOPI ~~5 .saz15~----------'1'!!'~'""! ~LSO AVAll.4BlE SEE US FOR ·'
JOtl IMMIDIAR DELMIYI • IUI .. VAiii •
COUIUlll ITAICI 111111--mlUT'f • CIU .... YAHi •
_.,~WI GO'('IMI ' • MUii HOMll •
CllSTOMIJID PAINT .IOU • CAMl'lal •
NEW ·1973
PINTO
DAILY PILOT
STATION WAGON •
1000 cc-A71a1J WSW, tffl9, ll«PI ,,_,, ,.... ...... ..._._, '
hoc1114h'9 .<Nol ... ,.,. ..... <oHllM..l"fl tlJOn'OI
WINDOW sttCKll PllCl-$2671,04
~-~23·79u ·
2 DI'• & IUNAIOUTI AU
IVIN LISS ~~~
LEAS·E
A 1973 LTD 2 DR. H.T.
59~LL!-
lease Direct From A
. Ford Dealer & San
The Mlckh Man Expense
FORD G.M./CH·RYSLE.R IMPORTS '
~61 GALAXIE 500 ...
H.T .. r~I ..... ..,, •ufoM•th:,
,......, Vj, t.oOcl "'Ilea.' I RRY • .
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v.1, ,.c11o " It.em. po-r •••-"IMJ·
6oo4 '''1'-• lYCJl621
'71 PINTO
R.tdlo, kot.r, awto. tre111., 9oocl lflll••·
IZZICIFl
'70 MAVERICK
R.01:1!0, h••"'· f11lly .qulpptiel, y•tlow,
1oH •llM. (612-ILXI
'69 T.alRD LANDAU
Fvll powor, elr colMIHIOf'lln9, power
wlntloWt I H•ts. (t69CPAI
'71 GALAXIE 500
2 400t Mnft.p. \.Jio, M1t.r, ovto ..
•ir, ,.,._ .tMl'fltf, vll1yl r.of. Good
Mlk1. lit6CQLI
'71 T.alRD LANDAU
!"* at.Ml'?, lw•bt, wflll'I••• ...... olr c.-., ow mlfff, f~JICC,..I, ................... "'· •
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?79
'105_5
'1399
$1133
$1957
~181
s3592
,
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'67 PONTIAC TEMPEST ''98
'68 PLYMOUTH CUSTOM
SwhrlM• w.,.. btll•, hHt., •vto.
fr•111., poWIM' 1...,i1tg, aW coH.1 9ootl
ll'lil1, IWOR4(01 '1062
'72 VEGA HATCHBACK
............... < .......... ri ... 12,000 s..953 tn.llK. ( 770E1.k) I
'69 PONTIAC FIRUIRD
Hdtop., UH. 4 •pd.: P/S, VI. &ood $1962 . mil1a. 1261CllEI
'67 PLYMOUTH VAUANT
·' "Sl9•et" R1die l h11t1r, 1lr cond.,
Z-dotf. &oM '"II". l VCJ5t4J
•
'69 CADILLAC EL DORADO
Full pow•r 111cl f•ctory air '•""·• •inyt $3689 , top. AM/FM, tllt whti•I. $u99Mt.d
lh1• kff Ptiu $41JI. ( 142ETll
'71 PLYMoUTH SATELm.
•
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HARD TO
FIND USED
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'66 V,W. F
R&H, 4 .. pd .. good mtl•t. fl"Y24t)' ?75
'68_ OPEL WAGON
4 1pd.1 lll:t, .... Mii••· CWll204) SS54
'69 VOLKSWAGEN SEDAN
'1062
'70 TOYOTA COROLLA COUPE
R1dlo, h11ter, 1uto., red, good rnlle ...
(1161061
'71 TOYOTA COROLLA
2 Or., r1dio, h11ter, .. 1pe•cl, 9004
mil••· 15430F91
'71 TOYOTA COROLLA
~181
~243
Rodio & h••hlr, 4·tp•ed. Y•llow. Good . $4 266
mil••· IZ74CI 11 I
'68 VOLKSWAGEN STAnON WAGON
I
Redio & haotllf, .C...j>H4f. &oo4 mil••·
CWUH3JOI ~372
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'68 DODGE VAN
6 cylllld..-, .......... IOI" w/t.. &off
mll•t. tll2ttlJ
'71 DATSUN PICKUP
v.1, r•cllo & hoot.r, 111tomotlc. Good
mil••· I 19l02LI
Ptck1i1p. Rocllo, h•&kr, •ll'flNflotC .. VI,
pow•r 1t.•tln9, 9ood milat. (lll!IH)
'69 JEEP 4 WHEEL DRIVE ' . • . • •
Jo•pthlr Cot..mando Sltffft. lto1Uo,
t.aat•r. low, tow mlltt. IZ.DZ..121
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BRAND 'NEW
I
$eii.ationa1 S'.clvings
Are Y~ Today During
Our Pre-Spring Sale. Every New
·Chrysler And Plymolith In Our Hu~I
lnventoty Has Been· "P,...Spring" 'frleed
To Sav~ lou Big Money. You WUI Also
• . Find Comparable SavinCJI On. The.
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1973-DUSTER COUPE
· Clea'nest UHd Cars In Orange
County. ShOp Atlas Chrysler•
l......_uth Anet SA VE ! . •"'I' ~ ~...:;:-__
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PR•·SPRING TOP 'QUALi TY USED CAR S~VINGS
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_.;: l ' 11169 DODGE
.. , IONn sot WAGON
!l~flS.to. .. tr•111., power 1teedng,
-power breke1, 11dio, he•+•t, whif•·
w•ll tlrt1,·reck. 1669AKS)
$.1195
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1970 PLYMOUTH
DUSTlt l•O
VI, t•dio, htafar. CV529HOB412-
7l61
$1395
1970 AMERICAN
MOTORS AMX
1 dr., sport cot1p•. VI, power
br1lc•1, rtdio, heifer. ll,5AU0l
$1295
1968 FORD
MUSTANe
VS, auto. tr1n1., pO\ll'tr 1fterin9,
power breli:e1, rad io, heeftr, vinyl
roof. (XIH1 62)
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1968 CHRYSLER
. 300 ' . 4 dr. H.T., VI, tuto. fran1., factory
air, powtr 1fttrin9, power brali:e1,
power windows, power 1eat1, rtdio,
hteter, whittwell tirt1, .. inyl roof.
IYN00l2l
. $1195
1968. CHEVROLET
llSCAYHi WAGON
Vt, fecfoly 1ir, power 1le1ring,
ridio, IWXJ3&41
$895
196? CHEVROLET
. lllJA'-'
2" cft., hltNt:J," VI. tufo. tr1ns ..
f1ctorv 1ir coad., power 1tterin9,
rtdio, heater, ..W.lteweU tirt1, .. inyl
roof. (l80BHI() •
1969 FORD
TORINO GT
VI, auto. tren1., f•c'tory air cor1d.,
power 1teerln9, power brt'lce1, pow·
er window1, rtd,!o, hetter, .,invl
roof, but:ktt •••*•· IIBF415) $1395
1968 CHRYSLER ...
2 dr., h1rdtop, va, ... to. tr•n1.,
powtr 1+.erin9, pow•r windo-,1,
pow•r 1t th, r1dio, he•f•r whit••
wtll tire~ '!'i,.yl roof, tele1cop•
iteering. 1WIK1171
$1195 .
1968 M~RCURY
coueAa
VI, auto. tren1., ftctol)' 11r, power
1teedn9, radio, hatter, whiftwtll
tires. !WEK6121
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• We Have JustPureh~se610~.19..72 T~·
..velalls That W~ ~riven On~ By In•
>fernational Truck E=aCtory Executives.
•·t·\ ·•1 ! r : .. ·.,., •.
• to radio heater,
Loaded with extras, au b., akes 'power
diti ning power r , ,air ~on . o t 'interior and exterior. steering, cus om
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·r c . , from." One Of The
Largest Selections Of lnterna·
' tioncd Truck Line ~nyw!iere Jn
Southern Califomio. aci~ed
• By The Finest Servlc.19eparr-
ment Tp~ sJe You Complete
Satisfclction. i , , .... • ·
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BRAND NEYf
$199DOWN
' ·$74A MONTH
,
'73 DODGE .
VAN
109 .. 'fllheelbose fMus Ml lockWy equipmeof. ~
otDll THH llOW
_$2588~:~1
YOU1 QICMCI Of COlOI
S199 js tot•I ·~ pymf. 57' it tola-mo. pymt. l~l. la•. license & al'J urrying charon on ~r. crecht for '2
monlhs. Delimed pyml. pri« t.JJ07 lnc:I. 1111 & license.
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE 10.'1""
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'73 DODGE ~}.
TRUCK .. ;=~
FULLY FACTORY £QUIPP £0
Order Youn Now
TOUI atOICt Of COlOI' ·~
$199 DOWN $68 A MONTH "'"'"'~l'Y;. J .,..,
o1w. er It tor " $2372 Full 71';,f'.';'; ·~~~ .. ~
Oe,.rrtd pyml . pr ,Ric"" ""'· .... '"'"" .. -. AL PERCE NT AG ......
'72 VEGA. $1388:~\
s199 DOWN --~·
s42 A MONTH .:
--FOi 31 llOllMS ~ !
II" iS lalltllll..,n. SO llfotfl rN.pymt. \ntl, tta.'~ ... C ,.• .
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Fun fllctory equipt. pltn radio and heater. (676EYE) Full fldory oqulpf. plus much mor• (607EOL) d\lrga M llflll'· atdlt lot l6 "*' o.ltmdPrl"lf. pride 11n1 Ind. r
tktMt.MNUAl PERCENTAGE RATE'·""• f
'71 DATSUN," . . ~~o~t~~~or,pluslully .! .1266 factory equipt. (244CCN) "q"'7 . PILL NICI
'71 PLYMOUTH
~:~~::~.~t~r:g . s2066
air, radio, haat•r. (198CJH)
'71 PINTO
2·DOOR
Auto. trans.,, radio .
hoator.(44SCIC)
NICI
Sf66
MJ.NICI
'63 YOLKS
BUG '
4 speed trans., fully factory
equipped. (FNV929)
'68 TOYOTA
2·DOOR H.T.
4 spffd fran$., rodio, .._..,, bucket
..... (VPl'072)
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'71 GREMLIN
2·Door . · $
I lodlo, heater, full factory
oqulpt. (646CQR)
'71 CHRYSLER. I .
6 Power 1tffrin9, radio, heater,
air cond., Y·I, auto. trans., plus
l'ULI. NICI much more. (Sl9DKO)
s21 ·6 .
'68 T·BIRD . '67 FORD '70 CHEY ~~~~-~-~~-s I 066 Surfer Yan ss16 ~.'A~.~~~ ..... s 151·1:;
po)lf'er broke1, radio, heater._ fullJ factory eqwippe,. whlt•w•ll tlrai, lattthi• ..,.
(XTl6tsl MJ. PRICI (116Al161211). l'llLL PlllG 11t1m1~ RILL PlllCI :, ,
'72 FORD
Country Sdn
10 po1tanrr,' auto. tran1., radio,
htaMr,, V· , factory cdr, roof rack,
(1200XJ) •
WE
A'NECIATE
YOUll
IUSllUS
'68 MUSTAUGS '70 MERC. ~:'!!'!.'",.., 4 .,.-....:. 766 ~!.!"v!~.~!! air
(WlK103) ..n.t.,,.,.... ttHring. (61711fll
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IMME~ DfUVEllY
~~D '73 TORiNO .
2boot' ........
V-1. aufO. lfM'll'f PGWft' slfefinl. power frllrlf (disc!
brllis, radio, hf.lltr, whlltw1lf llrd, tjnttd 9Jl$1.. krlll
"""""""' IMMEDIATI DlLIVlRY
.
COMPLmLY SELF CONTAINED
'69 FORD
PICKUP
RediO.• i.ttr. Hut,Y.. in for ltlif OM. Serlll Na.
FlllAE-UllSI
FULL PRICE
$
PLUS:
• Stainltss Steel Sink • Gas/E/ec.
RefriQerator • Sl'taQ·Cltl'petl • Aux-
lli11ry Battery •Stainless Steel Ra~
Cover • Lois of Cabinet Space And Moch
0 l#Jrt Priced From
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'72 FORD
PICKUP fl.SO
V.f. 1\llo. trw., PD"" ltlerll'OI CU5bn Clb. camper
equlprrlll'll, Lie. •91568K •
NEW
4 DOOi IWVTOP C~~:: $
·UA.ND NEW
'73 FORD
F250% TON '
P,ICKUP ·,
' • wfth• • :.,
8' ELDORADQ CAI ovtl<CAMmr.·
~~ND '73 MUSTANG, =D'~tL.!!>.., . . ,
Auto. tr-.. dl!l\I~ fri:jil ._. ~ .Mo,
lJFOll193'I07)
IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
.·888
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173 ONCHERO
G CID, v..a. flctDry 1ir fOIW1iticninig, r-. ......,;
lllflit~n lira fintedglass. ...i ~Deluxe~
~ No. 11'2511'1• • • ~
IMMEDIATE DELWERY
•::D '72 PERRIS VALLEY 6 9 5
151 CJ.D .. V.f. Iulo. ffn... lklorf lir O'.lftdlfkring, ~~. ---•••• !'!!!',-,:...,ktbox,~ LIST $999
,._.,..,,.. ,._,. (dhc)"b'llk!1, rMD, helter, t-:•::::::::::.:·-::;:;.;:~::f'::_:.::"'~-:-:=:-----.;_-------f Y.f, _,,...lrft,,...-. NILtlrilld -S.W .. whllltrlll !ires. flnled 91• inti COWf'S, Fl . I R. i40F21Jl'f7J • -~· ' • ___ ... .,......... ·~r:D'72.EL . ORADO"COMANCHE"I' ·1349 IMMlDIAR DEUVIRY rc-.-4,....,._.,;_..., CAB OVER .,.
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'69e!£ Al .-fllNj ....,,, inctpiCll\llfy dtM CM.
OOIE-1111
'71 TOYOTA $
COllONA WAGON
• fl*d. ,....._., !Ktoryfmh. _...
gDJ..larw Ni:l. (CJ.OJA)
,_,....,.....,,..-.... ,..,,..., LIST $1899
w.vdrabt, t1c:. (22ll51l ~
"IRAND· I
NlW " ELDORADO '1NCA" 9!h $
CAB OVER
LIST $1999
·~:~0
I ORADO
i1• Sll1wnet, lhower, toi~. wan:trotlt. many
cablnrli. ~ bJmtr STOW Wfoven, dual, 51,..;, PffUUr·
Red inltf system, l'SCllP' t111d!, mag c.arptls pllll
17\111 otl'ltr fllffl5 lnC'IOtli full rtiliCll. 12V2'207l
SHAWNEE 11'
Self Contained
LIST $2999
7GALAXIE 500 t', ' 6 V.f, ·~•· ,. ... , I""'> "' """"""'"" 'i powet SllttU11, vinyl real, Llanse Ho.
(TRZ1951
'68DUNE BUGGY PORSCHE POWERED .
Custam ihruwt. Licrnst No. {XEV25t)
' . '6. 8CliEYELLE MAlllU
V4, rldio, M<r, landau top, vfnvl illfr!rior.
Speci11 wheels. llcrilst No. IWJL8J6)
'69GALAXIE 500 2 DOOR HARDTOP '
v.a. al.Ito. tra11~. f«I~ 1lr cGnditloning,
~ stterillg. low mite~. No. !3187'1.
'70ECONOLINE VAN
, Auto.. lf<iM... riKl+b. heater. l icen5t No.
IST'Jlf
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GALAXIE 500 '•
V-1. 11.110. lr<l!1$., fl{'llll"f &if coridi1ionlng, ~
powtr si~1ng. rtOio. 1'$1er. Lken5f
!UFO!
TORINO Wagon
Auto. trlll$., (ll(1N« stttrifV, rlldio. l!Nter,
tit. Ho. (lfWI)
FOR D
.. 1111
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$3 -188
LEASE NOW
58.94 --'73PINTO
'73 COURIEI ~:!,!
'73 MAVERICK ~:.!'!
'73 lTD '1 ~ ·!l
24 MONTH OHN END W5I •
'67CORTINA . .
"JS*d. rlCilr. ,_.,Uc. Mt. UEW.Jtlt
'68FALCON
Rid~ --~ ~ lJ!l!IMt Ml. (WMT·791 • ~
I 68~~~!~~ .. $14 8 . .
• j .• • • $ "VAJ.IANT . '72 "'" ...... -......... .. ---·"""'--"""' ...-W.:IJc:ftt Mt. a.:ut ' .
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 14, 1973
•
el'ller the oudur field, !hit issue caine up,.. be-said.
Goold said thllt safety of the units as
well as \he profit moUve w~re closely
related. .
"U the new San Onofre units were
unaVllfiable for a week because otsa!ety·
related probiehu';" be expJabied, "it
woold coat from $1.5 million to.~ million
to ~v)de·equivalent energy to mah 'IP tot the loa," tie !8.id.
Gould's comments opened the local •
~ of !be.hearings beir>g eooducted by
the U.S. Atomic Energy Commlsslon's
Alolnic Safely Md Lmsing Board.
The artemoon convening of the
sessiom at the' Sao C\emente Community
Clubbouse drew only a amaUering ol
local resldenll.
Prominent among them was Mrs. Lyn
Harris Hicla, who for years bas waged a
battle to have I.he new reactors built in-
land and underground.
Other than AEC am utility staff in lhe
ar
audlenct, the number ol. ODlookers wu
less Lhar.I a halt-doie:n.
But the appearance of witne8Scs before
the board Tuesday was prompted by
public concerns aired several months ago
in San Diego when -the licens.Jng hearings
first began.
&Uson lawyers were blasted by hear·
ing Officer Mkhael Glaser at that tbne
for ,asserted inadequate i;tnswers to public
coocems aJ;iout radiolog lcal d~ers,
alternate sources ol energy, the prol>-
un
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Totlay's FJ••I
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TEN c;ENTS
lems ot nuclear w~ aton&• and ethe' tra~l====r lu the reactOl" pro~ -San Ditgo Gu
and Electrlo CQmpallJ( -h<olliht 1-
theil' beav1woJllhla ~ satl&(y Gluer's
orders to be ·r~ve t.q public con·
cerns.
Among those ~ ~Ing were:
-Edison nucl..... , pl)ysicl!t a n d
(5ee ONOFRE, .... ~l
'"
C~tWr,ty }.!nit
,., \ ' ~ '#''
' Approves
' " I
New·B~~~~
Orange Cpunty HubQl:s /!etches On<!
Parb oonunisslonen .Tuadat: •ndor*'
with UtUe debate an $11.5 mlDlon Barbo<
Distrlcl biJd4et l0r ihe ~I Y*·
AboUt the only thlrip 1111! eom-
mlssl~ fOUJll! foul! wllfl .. fl)& \lie
t811!t, thft6.~ ~~ te-~!Qr two '31!1' . °""'* """ . ·='eiotecr ••.• . llatdm,'i& em e· lml!or(ni) ff!' ., ·
... . ibe ·~ i: mat-
1'1' "!;~1o1111 .... iUI ~ .• wr.•
.... Ml"~~ cl ... ~"'!" ve b1i1 ID ~ It sl\lce l\'01
neid." ~· 1 M<ri tl>an: hall 61 ttw
-aliout' '5.7 ~ -lie •
PHi:lc a<;<111lslllqo -~. ·,llld l!albor District· Direct°" ·K_oi>n.l th
Sampson. 1 '·
'1By lioldlns-AloWll u much as -'l>le
on the ·owatlona budget and required d~velopment at uiating · pa11ks, we 'ar•
left with aboUt $1.1, million to 1luy new
sllel," Sami.oi> Aid.
lie ·told • the: ~nunlsalon he woWd
fot"Ward "a @pPIOg ' liSt" of p&uti1e
park· sllea alooff wllh. the. money reque,t
and Jet the orange County Boml ol
SupUV!aors mue tjle priority Hat. · .
Tbe. lolli ~ange county m#M •tWI· 1"'
parl:s sbows the, ~ty Ml!'I itJ,11, buy
mort; ~ll Pl> mllllo!> In lal\11 ~'in!* !lie
lll80 gqol tha\ has l)een oet. "
"That:;$1.8. millloi> ~ llllllll' apinlt
so large a flgur-e bo>I ~ can be-1wa)'t
of getUng ipost. of what. we ,~" Sampson said. 1.-. •• , •
He --1d the l!oalt bM 1~ed.speoi!'·
Ing ~ ,......ut aba'1ni I u n ds .0
sevm\ ,of ~ ~. sl\el. on the IOI> ptku;i~ Uit. i'
The . ~i'd comnilttoo $500,':iiiJ"
tede{al iiioi\ey to buying the '2•S n
Los Cloy~ Park site In N-orange
County. al\cl. ~ \ll>determ~ •lnOIUll to
recqnslruCI lryl(>e and O'Neil Parka.
l;'arka w!)e,.. "'"'" of tM budgeted ..,. qul.sl1lo4 money•11WJ1 be 5* lpcjudil the
5,501hcre Stair i)incl> aliioVe 'Slli J~
C.plstrario, the large F~ JIOl'k,llte
in C..ta Meta that..ha1 all'eOdy been' ac-
qlilred. with a.do'fll, paymenl and an ~ <S.0 iVOOET, '8ce I) . ,
ftr~·· . e ••• ,
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O~ Y l')LOT SC ...... ,..,.e 1 . ~ .
I
U>e ~·· Gl(loe ...... prior le tbelr ....... Jagt Ill 1115, .....,.,,tl!d 'llH:ld1y
from Ille "'"pie'• bome ..,;Ill Corona that "w ...,,, •llout lldt 11..ac Dr. Frazier later cont.aekd I.be DAD.. V
Ptl.Dl' to comnient that lt "wouUI be un-pror-..1 and unethlcsl on DU' part lo
comment on tbese allegations and would
only lnOJct further sufferinr on Ulla lady
and her' ctdldrl!'ll."
Or. Frazier confirmed that Mn.
PatrW:.k was being treated by him in um.
' Frazier wa5 arrested at NI c:osta Mesa
crf\ee in August or 1913 and booked OD 18
felocy eountr lbat illcluded abortion aod
rape. An ,Cruge County Superior C41Url
iu'1 eoded 1 ' long trial by finding ltlm
gullty ~ one count or rape and three
charges of abort.Ion. ~ jury dismissed 14 other allega-
tions. 1'be rape convictkln wu subse-
queoUy struck from the record.
Frazier was released from Orange
County Jail in August of 1966, after serv-
ing less th.an half of the one-year t.enn
imposed following bis convictioo on tbree
counts of abortion.
,,,. Thon cllarges were among the original
allegations or 18 counts of rape, sex
perversion and abortion. All were filed
following inv;tstigation of complaints
made by women who were his patients
when he practiced as his 171 E. 18th
Street office in CoaU ~esa.
Superior ~rt Jadge H o w a r d
Camdron. now retired, came under''fiie
at tile time from the ·Olstrlct Attorney~•
Office !or whiij, tbe prosecullon sllid was
his "extremtly Ie~t" approach in
sentencin(fruler, ;1,
Ue WU also orlUclled !or CUtllllg
Frazier's jail time to allow the pbysiclan
to take up a three-}'ear residency in
psychiatry at an Ohio stat~ ho!pital.
Frizler's California license, revoked wJtb hl.s'~1~yiction, was rtStored when be
rehD'Ded ~ thii state.
School Benefit " .
Horse Show Set
'J.1 bolle!ll h<roe allow will be held
· Miiich 3l • April 1 at Rancho Capistrano
: in San Juan Capistrano, to help the Dana
fitlll High School student body purchase
athletic equipment.
Registration for riders of any age will
'be at 7 a.m. March 31 for eastern or
western saddle equitation event! ilnd 1
a .m. April 1 for a gymkhana competition.
EYfDts wl)I be held from 8 a.m. to t, p,m,
on'bolh days.
Entry (ees will be $1 for. each com·
l"'tition; trophie• <tnd rlbbo111 for !Int
through fifth place will be awarded.
The llCbool'• Associated student Union
ic; now seetmg sponson ~for the awards
and show programs. The show area can
be reached by taklog the Avery Partway
o!fnmip frmn the San Diego Freeway lo
Rflncho Capistrano.
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FREEZE ...
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ell,'-the recruiting of a new director of
public works and two plaMlng depart-
m~t employes.
1'Jl6 '1,>ubllc works position wlll be a ~paying slot than that occupied un-
tit',reCently by T. J, Meadows. The long·
tiqte city employe religned to assume
the new full, time position as water-
d~irict manager serving the cit}'.
City Manager Donald Weidner said the
new public works director wllJ be paid a
range of $1,705 to $2,014 monthly and part.
of his . requirements will be that be
possess an engiiieering degrtt.
~eagan Endorses ftill
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov, Ronald
Reagan reluctantly endorsed one of two
rlVal Senate reapportionment bills Tues·
drty, saying he would sign It Ir it reaches
his desk in its present form. The
measure by Senate Republican Caucus
Chairman John Hanner of Glendale and
Democratic Sen. George Zenovich of
Fresno, woold preserve lbe present 21)-20
p8rty balance in the upper house.
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Horace J. Blanco
ID.t.ILY PILOT Sff,H l'fl04"
NEW MANAGER
C1rl C1rsten1en
Carstensen Promoted
Horace J. Blanco Retires
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As Classified Manager
After more than 18 years on the staff,
Horace J. Blanco is retiring as classified
manager of the DAILY PILOT because
of ill health.
Bianco was cited by Publisher Robert
N. Weed as a "strong and innovative
force" In helping build the DAU.. Y
PfUYI',
"Bianco's contribution to the growth of
this newspaper baa been g r e a t , • '
Publisher Weed .. kt "It has earned him
the high reg8rd of his classified ad-
vertising colleagues ln the West as well
as all«. us here at the DAD..Y PILOT.''
Rlanco was credited with inventing lbe
newspaper's ·unique Obne-A-Line ad·
vertlsements shortly after becoming
claB!lfled 11).8nager in January, 1955,
wberi the publication was the weekly
Globe-Herald. At that time , t he
newspaper published five 1to seven col-
umns of want ads weekly. Today, its
classified linage averages 70 to 75 pages
-or nearly 700 columns -wee kl}',
Carl Carstensen, named assistant
classified advertising manager by Blanco
In 1964, has been promoted to fill Bian-
co's position. Since 1969, Carstensen has
been manager or national and automotive
advertl!lng and will retain t h o s e
responaiblllties.
Blanco and hls wife, Delores, will con-
tlnue to live .at their home in Costa Mesa.
They have two chlldren, Seaton, a Hun·
Ungton Beach resident and teacher in the
Fountain Valley school system, and
Susan (Mrs. Albert) Winterstein of Foun-
tain Valley.
Y outh.ful Jtandit Robs
Cleme_nte Store of $55
A yooog, blo"'1·halred bandit robbed a
San Clemente liquor itore of $55 ln oash
early Tlleaday night then !led Into the
darkness. ,,,. l
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Cabo ·San Lucas
Boat Race Today
Three yachts in Newport l-larbor Yacht
Club's Cabo San Lucas race had finished
the 790-mile course at the 8 a.m. rolt can
today.
Ragtime. the 62-foot scratch boat from
Long Beach Yacht Club, was first to
fini sh at 11 :25 p.m. Tuesday.
Bob Beauchamp's Columbia-57 Dorothy
O rrom NI~YC finished at 6:18 a.m. to-
day, and Robert O'Brien's 60-foot SS.
yawl finished at 7:55 a.m.
There was no report on the positions or
the other 12 boats in the fleet.
On corrected time Spirit beat both
Ragtime and Dorothy 0 lo take over the
overall and Class A handicap lead.
However, boats still at sea could save
their time on Spirit.
Student Leaders
To Attend Camp
A group of. student leaders from Dana
Hills and San Clemente high schools will
attend a "Yooth Glves a Damn" camp
March U to 25 at the Lazy W Ranch
in Cleveland NaLional Forest to learn
about drug addiction, alcoholism, en-
vironmental protection a 11 d com-
municable diseases.
The weekend Is sponsored by the
American Cancer Society,
The delegates will hear speakers talk
about free clinics, mental health prob-
lems, work dooe by Lbe American Cancer
Society and Los Angeles County Heart
Association. other topics are population
explosion. medical quackery and nutri-
tion.
Films will be interspersed throughout
the two-and~ day session. They
include, "Bless the Beasts and Children,"
"Envtmnment and You" and "Kotch."
Patriotic Concert
Slated in Clemente
A eoncert Is scheduled March 1l to
promote patriotism and will feature San
Clomeute High School mutletans and
choral groupt ai\d an 4;1rc:hestN and choir
frnm elementary school music claSSCI.
The concert will feature the high school
Conwl G~la' Gloe and Chamber Singers
group : the Concert Band and the
Symphonic Band be@Jontng. 1t 8 p.m. In
!be bl&h scltool 1Y1D. The public II Invited
free ol cltlrge.
A clerk at Phil's Bait and Tackle at
1618 'Ii-~ Ca~ jleal r,p~e<I \hfl.l'Pb-j bery at about 1-:!0 p.m . .,,,&~lDCIHfnt
began as the bandit entered the ritore and
browsed until 1othe~ customers bad b!ftl
police said.~ '. t f"
After tbe store ~cleared, the man
gral>bed • beg of peanuts, walk11d up to
the OOUDter, tllen pulled oslde bis coot to
expoee a Joag-barreled revolver.
"Give me all you've got," be aaid.
The remale cl~ handed over all the
cash in the register. Police said the man
then fled.
The holdup is the third robbery of cash
at gunpoint in a San Clemente business
this month .
Police d~lined to say if the latest job
had similar ties to the previous robberies
at the San Clemente lnn and the
miniature golf course a short dlstance
awa}' from the site ot Tuesday's heist.
The bandit in the job at the Hquor store
was described as weighing about 160
pounds and having short-cropped, blond
hair.
Police Tuesday obtained a e-0mposite of
the man from descriptions given by the
clerk to Police Artist Sandy Martin.
Mexican Dinner
Set for Fiesta
A traditional Mexican dinner will be a
new addition to the celebrations of the
San Juan Capistrano Swallows Day
Fiesta March 24.
It will be served by Boy Scout Troop
176 from 4 p.m. to 7 p. m. in the gym of
1\iisslon school following the Fiesta
Parade.
Mrs. Jess Sanchez, dinner chairwoman,
says the dinner complements the tradJ-
tionaI Swallows Day breakfast which has
been served for many years by the
Woman's Club and the Rotary Club in the
Woman's Clubhouse.
Tickets for the dinner at $1 .50 each are
available from Jess Sanchez at the
MWioo Barl>er Shop In the El Adob<
Plaza. Procffds will go the troop's swn·
mer l..ii.iuping fund.
Police Slaying
Suspect Subdued
RIVERSIDE (AP) -A mon oharsed
with murdering two Riverside Policemen
lunged at -and grabbed -ltls atlomey
In Superior Oourt 'nlelCtay. ,
Henry Palrlck Nelson, attorney' !or
Lanie Gardner, 12, had advlaed Judge
.Johns H. Hews at a pretrial bearing that
he wanted to make a mot1on tor baU for
bis client.
Gardner then leat><d !tom the jury bo'l,
where be "" Sitting trtth tho two oilier defendants. "No, ~ will be no m<>
Uon," he shollted el It<! jumped acroa
the counsel'• 1-ble and pinned Nelton to
tbe wall.
Gardner w11 111bdued and sbacltl<d by
hall a dozen reeurlty IJUlrdl.
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SALT .. ~ .
' 1Mnt.. lht ll!OOt: npart -"Oil• ..... hrl• ,.. lo ..... lo Ille o(
btllllloa.ln •
Tbe EOcic .Ji,..t a11o •• -spldt oL the ~ lnltlallve "ii lo piolect ad
~ OU\' l'PMlllpo lad we are deal-tnc. Ill dolt porilodior ..... wllh -Ill
the -.......... and r<oOwnod llUrf-tng liMcl>es.~
AVCO badn't •Pl)lied !or an eumplloa
as of llooda)''i 1111io11DJ.
Gradin& '!Ol'k on part of the beach is
lully completed, the rest ii nearinl com-
plttion, an AVCO olliclal said re<elllfy,
-ulli Coast Comjmunlly llolpital ill
Oilier ~ed Ytot.lllonl reporl<d In-
cluded that. la Orance CouDI)':
Soulb Laguna, grading lad loundaliot!
work for additioo of docton' officeS
reportedly begun after Nov. 7.
-Two..tory building at m Poinsettia
Ave., ConlM del Mar, auppooedly unde<
construction wilhout a necessary permit
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BUDG.ET .••
pansion of Laguna Niguel Park.
The remainder of the money to be
spent on parks -about '4-1 million -
will be used to improve or develop ex-
isting park sites, Sampsoo said.
These include:
-i.Dea e ce
Urged by Nixon
WASlll!IGTON IAPI --~
-en ...... Ot "-1'!'111 lo _.i;i,
-\lie -penally far treaaa. sabob>F '""' .............. tia.
upilf..i ~-tiiifjleotll.
lie a1aO t.::.7 ;.aaJtles J .... ,.......... llli&olhe ~
sanllJ -be shnply --
In • """"""' le Qmgrsl -the sizth B H
1n his -of -. of the Union oatma11 urt
--lallo!<I t...p, declaring "the ooly nr le allaclE .,_ ID
America is the ... , <rime at--In Rescue
people -wi-pil1 .•
Be aaid his .......... doath penalty
--.,,nefu!Jy -l 0 Try at S~n .....,.... a U.S. Soprewe Court --~
~=.:;:/i"' capital pnn"""""11 un-one of two men stranded on • com-
Ass. AJl.y, Gen. lltmy Pdet-wd merdal llablng vessel off San Clemente
at the While Bouse I.be Adminbtratloo Island was critically hurt Tuesday aU.
believes il "can find the support of be fell overbo8rd during a rescue opera·
,maybe six" of the J!/ittl l ?!"'5 or the tioo, and some reports blamed 1119 In-
Supreme Court 00 .mp.,.,~ .. mality of juries oa the propeller of the COalt tbe.~Jlealh ifoliall11(?11ule. Guard craft sent to save1Um. • ,
Iii ~ m ~ 11!"""'"'-'•Y , 11'~ lallf¥ Oil ~ D.
-Mile Square Regional Park in Foun-
tain Valley will get $1 mlllion for the
third phase of its development.
-University Park In lrvlne will get $L
million for the second phase of develop-~
ment.
saJlag tW 1be deatll ......,, """1d not ~· t3, QI )'olnt Lnma, ,IDC!Uded ~ aiW to "'1a/it .-II;; GI that ii broRlulioufder, 61.-oken tlbs llJ\d internal
C!!llidJiatJjo ......... In kMj rf'ng and ht,. Jnjurl~ '• ,, . • -The StaJT Ranch site, fl approv1!d !or
purchase by the board, would get $100,000
rer planning.
Other parks that will get development
funds include Craig Park in Fullerton,
Nixon Lake, Yorba RegionaJ Park, Los
Coyotes, carbon canyon and Yorba
Cemetery-.
Sampson assured the commiBsioa be
was asking for a "bare bones" operations
budget of 15.5 million lo leave enough
money for new park acqulsl.tlon and
development. ·
The district operations budget -most or the mild debate during the
budget study.
The largest single l!lpelllO requested
by Sampson was $2.5 million for salaries,
an increase of $382,500 over last year.
Sampson told the commission be ia
asking !or 39 additional emplol"" .for
nest year to help with the addltlnnal
burdens of patrolling a n d maintaining
new parka and lo ollset the Increased
workload of the main office personnel.
"That many new people seems like an
awful lot t.o me but the only way we
could !ind which are absolutely D"""'50ry
and wbJch are not would be to go through
the whole procedure you did," C.Om-
missioner Thomas O'Keefe of San
Clemente told Sampson.. -
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~ eases where .., doath resulted. Tbe fishe?nuul, Coast G u a r 4
Petenoo said, in explaining the latter spokesmen said, fell from ·tbe 38-foot
provisioo, Lb.at in hijacking cases .. we "Norden" early Tuesday alter . she
want the bargaining power" to talt a hi· became disabled in rough seas 20 ml1es
jacker down If be has """"'1 an aireraft w..t of San Clemente Island. (Earlier
In flight bul oot killed -The same story Page 13. l ·
nitiooale, he said, applios to lridnaping Reports of the lncident said Brousseau
cases. ren from !he ~or th6 ~ u i. ~
Nixon said the courtys 5-4 decision to affix a tow line to the Cutter USS
hinged CD a finding that the death penalty Carpenter, ' was ~ .. oob' insofai as jt is Brousseau :>-as pulled from the water
aflflW ~Y mf ~· l r ia • ""9Ft and brought o¢o. a ..,cue
"I boli..,.-thO belt ,.,.; to al;-i ~ Bt then .,., -~ to
commodate the """"11tioos of the ...ri saii l>tego . UnlverSlty Hospftal with
is t.o autbori2e the aotomatic imposition ~ed IDJ~e!. . . of the dealh penalty where it is: war-Aides there said this morrung that the
ranted, .. be said. , "' man WA in critical oondiU<D and ~I'
"I~ do· .not cmtml •lbal lbe deatla • iJll<lllive care. •• •·"'~ __ , penalty is a panaaa lllat will cure Tbe Otha man qn ...,.u Ille •~.
crimi,. N"WJD ~ • ,. '~Cballes Klimey Of W ·Diego, was not
But ' he added that capitaJ ~t ·bu.rt in the incident.
.. can be a valuable deteneot" because 'Ibe boat, itself, was allowed to
the prospedi,. criminal """1d -!oonder, Coast Guard spokesmen said,
"that If a doath results !ram their <rime, and atttJnpta """' reported Wider way
they too may die." early today to recover the dlsobled craft
His proposal .... this ~--:
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Bell Aeroipace Divl.oion of Tex\l'On Is testing its SES-lOOB ~ Effect Ship, wll!eh acl:lieved a epeed .of mOl'll than 70 knot. during a run on Lake Pondlar-tr'iin near New Orleans. The 100 too prototype of a 2,000 ton QPOrational ve.
.,U hi belllg tested for the U.S. Navy. •
L~h~l~ngRules ;old
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FDA Issues More Nutritiomil Smndards
WASHINGTON (AP) - A ,---.,.----...
second package of food label·
Ing ruleJ Intended lo irevent
consumer deception and ~
mote. good nutritional prac-
ticea was Issued Tuesday by
the Food and Dru(
Admlnlitratlbn.
Wiien fully eflectl,,. In I 5
gro«ry 1boppen will be a to learn: • '
- -HOW MllCll orange juice II In cllluted beverages,
, w)llch oow ranges from 5 lo Iii
· _ wiie · 1 1~; w~n'-r111111cr ..,... ~ me.r a'ltidtr11 r11W1n "
' , ~ . ; llOd millJln\m of '"--------'
11000
'9alllfll
stick..
1ett or Imply" tbraulb llllels, color of Ila.., 1hal tlley _.
llln fruit 1. ....,iallle juice
would have to &tale Iba\ tlley
do not.
ModifMI one Cl ill J""""1
l'Oll1ladm1, Iba FDA aid
nuLritional labellng w1ll be
mandatory wben a tood'a
cholesterol comm la listed. A
similar reqlllremenl -In the ortglna1 &b:•unent f<r
labellng of fitly llCld&
Nulrlllapl labellng w01 be
voluniaiy for Ille lllOll port
escept wbeli a food'• libel er
adv~ matu mentkn ol
ll\lli'lenll, or If a -baa •a4¥-
MANY l>P ftE ...........
tecbnlcal mod16catka· of wller' onlen, .-..,. ....
-partiel -• ..,. to oomment "' new ~
d.nntng bMt.a'-..-. labellnl of-........... ~d·~ted._
BofA
Little Guy
Operation
No-fault Bid
Pro~
Eor· State
ORDER.
YOURS .
TODAY!
,LABE--5
Shrimp Farms '
Lm Vegm 'Ranch' Planned
P~ • ~ • Efflclm
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May i.. uted on onvolopo1 a1 rolum 1ddrot1
labol1o Also very ha.Oy •• ldantlflcatlotl
lai..t. for m.,klnt porsonal !toms 1uch a1 ltoou, roeorcl,. photos, .... l.o~•!t .tick on
1 tl•11 tnd moy bt u1od '"'° ,'IW11111f"* to-caonod foc4 11..... All ltbtl1 ON fl'!flltcf
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LAS VEGAS, Ne'f. (AP) -
A Lu V-11ri,n -II
plal>I to ..... thoa11.... "'
pounds of lhrlmp lo tbll arid,
lancl-1~ -pt.y.
~ porf4rmed 111 •
IClentlll at the Scripps
Institute ()f Oc:eaDognpby la
La Jolla, OOlf. baa -tba
-pw!lilo, allil • 1pokuman.
~·· E. Oruladel. al-lonioly !or Uio firm, lll(world
Markultunt S,,'1-o loo.,
oald the ··= plam lo ... olllbrlmp
In It .-onto poola tn die llnl
Ills lDallllio. Nottnc lhlt lhrlmp man
1*e ... flAo per ....... lia
Mid; H--W1ef tblD 8 .-,....,111!" I
EarU. tllorta "' -•hrlmp ....., ~ bJ
«>11!1mlnatlan .., -nlsms but Aw N. DodaClll, a
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Trains Go
•• "ASllU«l1011 (lJPI} -?ne &O'W\WlllM U. d&:'de4
~ihot (I) ""'1 ""' -~ ln'lnt tiuJd be eul
,tlQ :,...... Ind (l) 4"'11'U
ft:hould be lfveo •llOOJei: In ' )OIQ ..... 1111 ""' mob. ---
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t)'llem.
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The D•P•••m ••I o1 CSA Com Se•ri-'hansportatJon report o o ~
Amlnlk, 14 go co Congress A Geoenl A=untiAa Office repo,t aid Wednelclay tliat tile eGlt at tile tuga
'111...s.y • .....,. Chai muslve aA CatJl! plaoe bu J:ilen to '82 mUlloa apiece. ihe projp'lllt la 1wo 1eG'I 1jit. C'U-wlll'"" lat. pla"' as biod ldledule, Uld lllll DOI rmdy. Sen. Willi>m Proxmjn! ll>-Wil.) alll tbll tile
nllooy -July I -CAO n!pOrt -11111 aJlls are conttnaing lo iDcre.ue ud -ljo,upet.'!td lo
Amlnk la oo 1<¥>gor roquired __ increue~~----·---------------------r: H_ law to oontitwe Rn'ice on
,,Ill mfglnaJ ..... .
• 'IT 18 undmlood Chai the
'orlglllal JCaJf report wu
'lri!lered -In Ill! offi<e o( ~mportaUoo S • c' e I a r,
-. .. ude s. BrinoCOr lll1ll Iba! 1111! report Is only !Di]dly
critical or Amlrak, 111 ·boatd
or direct.on and the r•llroad.t
Chai 1ctually operata Amlnlk
lr'llnl. llloot of Ibo l'tJ>Orl"• ncommeoclallonl .,.. aloo
Dld co be'general 111 oatur..
·-~g 14 ......,.. who
flri• -.... ttport, the ma-~ recommendallnn Is lbat
"""1r•lt, In lhe 22 mootm llnee it took over most o( the ~'s ~er train lpimoo; hD not bad enough
it/lie to lih91r !'bat ii can do
jJld lbould be s!Ytll At lea$t ibllh<rtwoyun.
Nixon Prepared for Moscow
• Trad~ -Despite 'Roadblo~'
-·~udl ~.:ri ~ ~
res, figuring current mar-
value o1 stock In Lbe Loa
MOSCOW IUl'll
Treasury SeawlatJ C-.,. P.
ShuJll aad Wecb••11 i. klld
Sovitc leadc!n Ible J>i.-
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!..-ward Oil lhe --mmt wllh M'*1inr lllat boa
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tad Gag..,... a lomw
Utah -!« wbo P11 together 8-1 -. ......
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piog OOl 'IS jMeilllont 11111
c)Jief _..iq ollic:er.
Alter eiglll yan of
• spectacular •!p'nwicm
revenue 1aaa •er e
reported Ill' the Sn Di<p.
buod chain. ~ ..
WU ttpi.o<lOd by ltany
lltnk• DI ba1 n:maim
boardchainnm.
1 eles -headquartered hold-
iJl,g CO!llpalll'\ parent or Secur-~---------' ~ Pacific National Bank. the
tioo'a lourtb \irieot.
Finn chalrmsn Frederick
G. Larkin Jr. sald IJity ''must
"have appt'Oprtat.t tools lo at-~ aJjd 19tain a cadre or
Jieople that can make ri~ht
jlbJ81 .happen wit!t lncreo.Blng '#t r.,. the lborebolders."
Troub"led Toy Firm
Named in 2 LawsuitS . State Sets
;. ~ ~ 50 senl6r officers will •l>ii ellgibre In lhe ptan.
,.~fidab also told Che an-.11uil ~Ung Tue:!day that ii!
~ lit\ancllll resqlls could be
.i!Jl'°ted by regulatory re-
'i\ritnta Cll lnterest rate$.
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Mattel Inc., lhe loJmllo:r i..
ed in Hawthome, bu -named in two federal OM't
lawsult.s, one a dalS action fil..
ed °" behalf of -.... bcJUillt MaUel -chuq lhe cime Ill price -1 1-134-75
in tm'lo l5.50 last maolh. ,,,. a.u !IUll, bnugJll bJ
Ridlan! D. ... Ellm ar.e..
field of 1'111Jadelph!a, IOfl the
croubi«i finn ;md its omc.r..
viohited red er 1 I te::Udtiel
laws by misrt!plesathc the
toymaker's t••6w• a n d
financial affair&. C o u r t
""""'1ssbowlhe~
bought 200 shares ol lhUd
stock.
T,HEU IS A FACTORY AUTlf()llZ.
ED DEALER FOR MRY POf'Ul.AI
M,AICI CAR IN THE WOIU.p ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULE.
YARD Of CARS.
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Nalaed .Statue!J
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In(. "Birth of v........ 11111. ·i;hoyted •
pleasinl undtaped damsel ..cilolng In •
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Originally, the statue. dubbed "Venus
oo the HaU Shell" by \o<8l waga. was
used In a P'l"l"<:1loo a( 'tl\e Pageaot of
the t.Wters. .. It was not suJipclSed to last. and
dldn'f/' Sally Reeve. tasdv1l spokesman
saJd. She.noted Venus'"was crumbling;aaj
ilfrocli>rs decided to remove ii.
Alter 'icklng Krants' slotue, clirectors
ooted tliat tbe bird& in tile orlglnal Rro-pooal were Oyiog direelly IDIO the pyloo,
crtatlng a visual noo aequll\lr .
Also, the delicately balanced blrcb •i>
pea red to be likely lAl'l.e1s of vandals. $0
more strength appeared to be needed
there .
Qiiet;tors also Wxt. that becaust
trams CU!tomatlly .,.,k dl~ly In ~t
of the pylon durloa !be run of Ibo two·
ISte STAftJE, Page !> ,-
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For Laguna
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llllUI U5 educaton f1<lm throughout the
eodbtry have •P!llled !or the superlr>
~ ol school& post in the Laguna
~'Uni/led Scl>ool D!Jtrict. ~rdlgg to J:\I'. Harold Kibby, board
ad...,. on . .._inlatdeol selecllon,
queries on tile position have come from
8'-1'ar away as Washington, D.C. ":'"y9u;k~lot aome real fine men there
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J><!•tougb," or. Kibby told trustees th!&
w~. tibby 88ld more lhan IOO brochures
•dY.li!iillDI! the position have been ,..1 to universities and pltcement officers
lhr~ut tbe western United ~tales. R(jj · I> (or mort brochures slill are
co th,•: be said.
))bTlng the Monday night meeting
wiiJ! KJbliy, board membel'1 roughed out
evaluation forms to be used during In·
tervtews with lbe top five or six ap-
plicants.
Among ~lea lo be rated are board rela~1111 >'illucallonii! Jeaderslilp, public
relations, · curriculum, school finance,
student relatlons end personnel.
The top candidates will be recom·
mendr,J Jo the boctrd ,by a throff.Dian
screehlng commltlee -!'blah will review
all aJipilciitions lolloltlng Tueaday's
deadline.
The board allO will ~lve input on the
to6"thb1.., 'Imm '1he broad baled cotn· ~ of.c,tluns, and ~I Personnel. m ~t1 date for setectlhg a new su~tend'ent ls.Aprll 5. ..... .
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•·''Birds have been ln the news of
:1ate in Laguna Beach where city
.. fathen acting on the pleas ot·'Com-
munity bird lovers are putflng a
law through the mill declaring the
Art Colony a sanctuary for man's
leatheied lrlends.
A part ol the law would require
the posting of signs at the entranc--
• es of towJi announcing that 'Lagu-1¥ Beach la a Bird SliActilal'y."
Dlscuasion ol the elty council'•
plans caused a good deal of Utter-ing~· ~)J!alls o! Olty, Hill '
wbfch oormally are decoi'iileif Willi
,pajntjngs f!'"P. a rovolvf!lg arl col· '1ec!tloo -of' woii!I by local artl!t8.
.,,,_.: ~ly, ll1 place ol ' .,.t; polnlill' .~ .~ppeared on the wall Jlljfoutald& the· office o! ~ .
, rY Rose, cl!Y lllll!"ler, a IBri• green sign announcmf 11Santa Ana
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Hps Offered
'"'~ I 'll you're going to go fly a kite during
March's gusty daya, make sure you do it
'8ft!ly, Sootbern Cl.Ufomla Ed1lon acf..
vlses.
, ·SlX rules can make the high-flying
sport all fun and no tragedy.
-Never fly kites near electric power
lines or during stormy weather.
-Don't cross streets or highways while
flying kites.
-Don't ny a kite with metal in the
lrpn1e or tail.
-Oou't use tinsel, wire or twine witll
rr\ctal in it
~-Don't n~a klt-e over TV or radio
antennas, end
-Don't attempt to free>. a kite if it gets
~gled tn electric wires.
ilen-Gurion Released
: TEL AVIV {AP ) -David Ben-Gurion.
lsraeJ's elder statesman, was released
Crom a hospital today after suffering
Chest pains.
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OUNa1 COAIT 1.a
DAILY PILOT
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Horace J. Blanco
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NEW MANAGER
Carl Car•tenMn
Carstensen Promoted
Hqrace J. Blanco Retires ·
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After more than 18 years on the staff,
Horace J. Blanco is r.etlring as c14ssified
manager of the DAILY PILOT because
of ill health.
Blanco was citcl:! by Pubtisher Robert
N. weea as a. "strong and Innovative
force" in helping build the DAILY
PILOT.
"Bianco's contribution to the growth of
this newspaper has been g r e a t , • '
Publisher Weed said. "It bas earned him
the blgh regsrd ol bis cla!sified ad·
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mer fesUvall DlOlt of the view of the
statue would be blocked. There were also
problema aMOCiated with spla<lng
water to be used at tbe base of the
statue.
"II there's one thing I've bad slncie ·last
summer, lt'a a lot of comment and tot«
advloe," the acu!ptor told lertlval dll'to'
ton during a boanl meetlng;recenUy, •, I
He propoaed that the atatue. b< !Hied .up
aome elgbl feet and that lhe bronze>lad!I
be featmed '> llaltdlhgo OD slmnl&ted
~over w&ki!t wat~l would
surge, nu ocean waves. t· ,1•
He added another bird, making a
trlaJlgle at the figure's hand, . wblch
wOµld.odd , ... -~ Viul<lali>roollng. ta~. imitiriiid~ lte bad COi>
lemd·wlth a lr!qd wbo ~,}" alll'Olpa<t erullneer and de~~ ... till!< ~lnl• ivOUld' tab iriud• 'up ~ :i6o mlles1 per
hour. .
The ralaed \plat!Drm for the statue
would also Ult llte blfds above the back
of the py!Qn, ao ll!ey Wouldll~ have to be ..
turned around, or othe\'irile modllted,
Krant> aald. . Director•, who seemed. pleased with
the changea, ageed~to ve a commllt<e investigate the pro s and return with
a rte0Qµnenclatlo9 to e board.
''ltl time that we, an art organization,
do something. We shouldn't leave that
blank wall up there ,very long." O. B.
"Bud" Schroeder, fes~lval president sa),d.
Krantz aald the price of the-statUe,
which would be casl in bronze ~ions
perhaps In Italy, Ulen weldt<l.A together
here, would depend , on man~·f~ctors, but,
be guessed that It could CQSt $25,000. ,.
vertislng colleagues in the West as well
as all ol. UI here at the OAILY PILOT."
Blanco was mdlted w!th Uiventlng the
newapiper'1 unique .-illme-A·Llne ad.
vertisements shortly after becoming
classified manager' in January, 1955;
when the publication was the weeldy
Globe-Herald. At that time, t b e
newspaper published five to seven col-
umns of wiµit. ads weekly. Today, its
claasified Unage averages '10 to 75 pag~
-or nearly 100 columns -weekly.
Carl Carstensen, named wl!tanl
classified advertlalng manager by ·Blanco
In 1984, ha1 lbeen promob!d to fllJ Bian-
co's ,P911lljon. Since llljill, ~J!lltll •lw ~ managet of ~tional aDc).aulomoilve
advert!Blng and will "'taln t 'h •••
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Blanco and hi! "1!e; ll6lorea, :wm --tlnue to Uve al their holllO ID Oooto: Mosa.
'll!ey have two ahlldren, Seaton, a I!"°·
llngton Beacli midenl and toachet Iii the
Fountain Valley school sjlite!D,. and
Suaan (Mrs. Albert) Winterstein of Jl'oun-
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I! the Imminent lnstallallon o! five
mllllail ---cenentll problelns at the level mun-Jn NCellt teats,
the llla\e Bureau. of Auto Repaln may Deed at leill a mDHon more einplqyes,
Deputy J<Jdef Joim Gotvtrpen tQld, an
amllled UC Irvtne'~ lqday/, •!
"We Col "'omPlaJlili lroln I'll clrjven who said they 'I'~ haYlng all klllil# ol m~eal Pl'(lb!ems Im m'.e d l 1il My
folloirlng the •lnllallatll>it or omog
devices," ~an said. :
''So we decided to find out what was
going on," be added.
"We ll<ll aelect<d auto re~ p0or1~ to install lake devices in a number o cars
and then we waited for th8j complaints
we tbo<Wit we might get. ·
"Forty percent o/ the J><Ople driving
those cars contacted UB to tell us their
car's performance had deteriorated and
what did we Intend to do about it."
Woman ·Patient Sues
Anoiher Rape Cliprge
Lq4ged Against Fra~i~r
,BY TOM· BARl.l>V
Of "'' Dtllv l"ittt •t•ff
Dr. Samual Frazier, the. former Costa
Mesa physician who loll his medical
license after ~ing con,viewd on abortion
cbarges, was •oed for "'$200,000 Tuesday
by a former patient who claims he
pl'rsu nded her "lo engage in sexual acts
and enC(lunters."
Frazier. 45, was nlroed as de.fendanl in
an Orange County SUperior Court action
filed by Mrs. JuUe Pat.rick of Anaheim.
She claims the psychiatrist, who now
practices Jn Riverside and Corona, en·
joyed sexual intimacles 'flth her In April
and May of 1972.
Mrs . Patrick states that she consulted
Frazier !or a psyclilatrle condltioo lhat
included "sexual lncompatlbtllty and
n1allunclion" in her relationship with her
busband.
She alleges tllat Frilzler "failed t.o
treat'' her problems and lnstead "utilized
her diffR:t.1ltiea" by persuading her to
participate ln aexual actl.
Mrs . Patrick clalms in her sUit that
Frail.er assured her the alleged sexual
acts were p'arl ol his' rtgular psychiatric
treatment.
Mrs. Peggy Frazier, who worked es
the physk:lan's office nurse prior to their
marriage io 1965, commented Tutaday
from the touple's bome In Corona that
"we know ab!olut<ly nothlna about Ibis
lawsuit." .
Dr. Fntler 1<1ter l)Qlllacb!d IOO DAJLY
PILOT to comment lltat It "would b< un·
profe"kmal and unethical dn my part to
comment on Uiese allegations and WQUld
, ' only inflict further suf('1')n,C on \bis lady
and her children ." · · 1
Dr. Frazier cona.t}liect.· t ~~s .•
Patrick was being tre'at.ed by him ih '1972.
Frazier was B.Treiled at hl1 Costa Mesa ,
office In August of 1963 and booked on 18
felony counts that~uded pbortlon and
rape. An Orange · ty Silperior Court
jury ended a Ion trial by lindlng blm
guilty (In one cou~t of> rape and three
charges t'.lf .abortion.
The jury dismissed H other allega·
lions. The rape conviction was subse-
quently struck from µte record.
Frazier was reliased1 ·~roro Orang•
County Jail in August o!'l1166, 11lter serv'
ing less than ball ol the one-yaar term
imposed .following his convltUon on three
counts of abortion.
Tb..,. cbargu were amoag the orlgl11al
allegations of 18 counta or rape, sex
perversion and aborllon. All were filed
following lnvestigaUIJn of camplalnlf
made by women whO were bl• paUenl.s
Wben oo pracllcod as his 171 E. 18th
Str .. t o!Bce lb Cosli Mesa.
Superior Qlurl Judge ff 0 W a rd
Comeron • .pow retlttd came under fll'e
at the Ume lrcull the bWiict Altorney's
Office loo ll(hat th& prosecut!oo lljd wu
bll "-ely lenlenl" opprooah Ill
aenleno1'* Fratler.
He \I'll alao crlUclzed for , cutUna
Fruieh jail lime to allow tha pliysldan
lo talra up a lhr ... year "'""8lcy ID I
pl)",6latry at • "° Ohio olale ~lal.
'• Call!Jlrnla Uoense, re~ with
ltl nvlctJon, w11 ,...lortd wb!io be
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llJ ~ ~'~·! . ·' Two burjlary ~ ••'fj 'bY 'polite to 11' ~lcated .la a burglary °' .. -""t i' t;a "•"" N por:t BelCb Moaday tn "'11ch a JZt10 Pill.tan rug was A llO million liuure Grid develop-• .!'.'."'...;::;::. !'.' ...... by J:..n~Wtl)! laken from e bomo on ~Way In ment ,.., blocked by Count)! • ... ·--.__, w Lagw>a Beach. A wl-lMllllJed a
Plamdng Qnnml~~ wild • tOIU)d lo the 4UIPOCll' car a !DIP getaway ftb1c1t If ·ei. the
. obltCtod lo pana llUl"'\DQC ·" · • ' • ~ lhe Jucrall.. ~tlal suspecll, pel~ aald~ • • •znoolh 001 ihe bill • , . from NiWporl Bead! to Son Det. Jlmnl llal~ olllc.rs
A :I-% majority cl comml&llmH!l'I aald • Clemente. , t _ !oUJ1d' the map, and il.iil!,tildiDonly used
Rossmoor ConioraUm ahonld not b< Lal!WJI Beach pelloe booked James M. In burglaries In lh'e m"1' s car,. but, dtd
permitted to cul I•, ~Pl and flll In Cl "' ol 'r>tlw• City and Michael G not reopver any property believed to valley!I Jn order to ipte way for con-ove,..11 .,-;:"'9 ' . · have been stoled.
struction ol 15'° bo~p the emllng Mill, 1111, of 1aalti>, oa llUSJ>lclon ol • •
Lel!lm! Worli """"'!"°Ii'~· burglary. The men were b<lng held !or
Instead, tbe ~ ..., aoked "' ldentUicallon today pending lsslllllCe of f't'Olll Pflfle I cotpe up with plana that would preserve ball. 1 the ·~ttnl conlounl ol lhe bills. ol tha ·iw · an.r "F~!i. I've been alttlng up her• The capture o Jl"'D ..,,., wo~!!'C l! we would have lhe'i&Oli-• general radio ---• by to ,.., . . . lfnel~ll," aald com. tuuna to all county po)lce depaflinenll
~.. ,Vt# a.!lvl<ardl lo .. -wlilha. de!crlptkln of the lll>peCI>' car
p~ hls~part of the majority vote. and license number. ' I don't know bow long I'll bold out," '1'lieY wera. Pic~.i up J>y NeWJ'1fl
Yeo added, "but today I decided not to ·Beach poliCe71on MacArlliur BOuievaid
vot~ for . an:!ther project r I wuo't apparendy beading to Los Angeles w~
satisfied with. the m,_en are believed to have ·been
In decldlng 1116 ~ime·Woild request, atayJng, Ales Jimenez, Laguna ~ah
commls.!ioners apPeared in ~ous burglary detective, said today.
agreement that current «iunty grading Jtmenez· saldl a burglary had been at·
codes-which technically afiow the kind tempted In Newport Tuesday by two men
of "cut and fill" bulldoz.ing Rossmoor who exited using a vehicle, a red vw
was proposing-should ti. rev!~ en~ convertible with a black top, after be~
tirely. . , : t __. . , 11:spreli atVaY .from 1,be lJome therJ:.
"Most o! ·~ unde .. Jciped lancJ bl> I later Tue$!af< a Laguna !kacli lretl-
the county is billside land," said Yeo. dent returned to her home on Through
"The current codes don-'t take into ac-Street and found two men fleeing frpm
count much more I~ lleallb P~.ity. the llouse. She failed police wilb a
"We need iOme~ititutt. will ~ deodlptinn ~f ttte qn",anci:thelt •eb!cW;
enviromental aspects Of ~gr the · a red VW cobvertlble with a black top
hiUsides." ~ and license plate number.
Commissioners disagreed, however, on The suspects. are also believed by
whether it was fair .to ~ize ft&ws1p::d' 1
since It had ~nfonned ~ the letter ot
the present cbdes. ' ' ' · •
Noting that the tenta.tlVe tract map had
been approved for the ·Leisure WOrld
development last August, Commlssloo
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Chalr<DaJ/ Roger Slates aharJed the com-' mission was "changing rules i n sbJ.dents occupy space, Reeves pJln.ted
midstream." , out.
"This is a society of laws and Allio has four sped.al clasaes; El Mor-
ordinanres that are supposed to ro, two, and Top ol the World, two.
gu~tet a man cutaln rights," Slates EmoilJJ1ent groWlh also wlll· lake Up
gued • • space, with '8 11ew atudenta ·~lllldpatOd
ar He ;aJd it was allowable to change on the elementary level nest-fan.
Jaws', but not midway through 8 devel· In answer to trustees' qQfsUODB, Bess
oper'• wort. saJd addiUon of five p er ma n 'n t
Kossmoor officials admitted after the classrooms would~ a ooe:.time cost
meeting they were sh~ by the eom-of u':~i°ihe Iease-purcl'rase option, five
miBsion's decision. ,.J really thought we portable classrooms would cost $18,000
had ·this one Jn the bag," confided one per year . ."Over-tbe seven years purchase seiniot official with the company. "The commllsion ts using us as a lever period, the cost wou1d top $126,000.
to foree changes fl\ tbe county grading An aJternative, Hess said, might be to
codt," said Ken Dykea~ a Ros5t'noor vice purdwe used portable classrooms horn
preiident. , ' ' =.:'strict.. where ~I> ha9'
"l!ut we had complteil with all the laws Expected growth next year also may
as they~e now wri.tten so U1ere was no create a $22,680 budget ittm for ad-e~ for turning qs: down,.'' Pfkes.·1Ud4. .--;.~,,,
k said Iha • to foll th . di~ staff, Reeves ~ , ) '" ... Dy es I oW e com· The three elemen11>ry arliicipals mlsiion11 directive would cOst the com-IMi ·-.l.11 ......,.,.,, rJS ~ .. Jian1 "''\hllno0s." ffil "aalcfl "ever)'tl!Jng . li!!'ll"'Y are.,.......,'il;'· ;,..,;.,.ver
f"'m •~-i maps 10 "'-·--design \vOutd Increased costs for mate • as 1wpll as w~ ~ special enrichment .programs• r f) r need to be redi'a\YD entirely. students. ,
SALTCREEK. • •
din¢or .. we cut oU cit.1.zen input to the
eommissi1111. I have miJglvlngs about not.
allowing dtlzen Input. Tbe public ought
to know it can report alleged, violations/'
"We were there to assls:t the com-
mil8ioo stall," Ea)C's Secord said lats
Tuesday. "Rooney asked US· to be the
commlsslon'a eyea and ears. But they cut
everyone off. And there's no chance to be
its ·eyes and ears." ·
The commission meeting March J6
wl!ele Salt Creek will be discussed will
116 ·In the Long Beach Harbor Depart-
ment.
AVCO CorporaUorr was due to hand the
public portion of beach over to the county
early th!& llUllliller. 1'bat may be delayed
il!glilly.
'Some of the AVCO areaa ll1 quesUoo
"an'pnoenlly undar develo)mlODt wtlh-ou1.• formal exempUon from thla CCllD•
Jni.ssion or a ~mUt to continue develop-
D)enl," the ECOC report states. 11~er:
art*5 have yet to be put to the blades of
Mllldozen .. '
The Ei;Oc report also' says the spirit ol
the coastal inltiat.iv& "Js to protect and
preserve our coutline and we are .deal:
Ing, Jn this parllculsr case, wtih one o!
t!lli slata'I •foremost and -surf· Inf! beeahe.s." .
'AVCO hadn't applied for an uempUon
a.t of Monday's meeting. ·
. Gradlt)g woik •on. ~art of l\l• beach Ii
fully C:OD\Pleted, !he ras\ la nearing com-
pleUon, an AVCO official said recently .
. -South Coast Community Hospital in
Other alleged violations reported in·
eluded these ll!, Orange Coon!y:
South Laguna, grading and foundation
work for addition of doctors' offices
reportedly begun after ]lov. 7. .
-Tw0-ttory buil®tg, at 42'1 ~o)nlelUa
Ave., Corona de! Illar, anppooedly Wider
C-Onstruction without a necessary permit
Marrib "Ite~ .. 1:
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Playh~nse ~~~ "II the1're glllng to keep us from 1be report noted thaf the elemenW)'
toucblng the hillsides, we'll have to build program> will remain basically un-Robert L. •Marvin, a 1.eguna Beacb
pur bouses on ·owu. I don'! know uaclly abanged next year. stocl<broter, baa been elected lo·• second
bow much lhat could cost," Dykes aald. 'lbe report also noted: te~ as ·president of the Lapna Com-
Dykes also noted !hat Roltsmoor baa -Aliso bopeo to reduce Its student munlty Players.
already built 10,000 LelllW'll World homes reacher ratio by lncreaslng professi011al Jacquie Moffett, a Laguna I!Oacli artisl,
In the Laguna mu., and lhal'lhe grading ·sll\ff and rednclng ooo-lnstriictional posl-was re -elected vice president. Karl
plana for the latest phase of constnlctlon tiorui. Simonson, former Shell 00 ¢ompany ei-
are not any different fnnni original -At El Morro, the number of universi· ecutive, waa elected as treasurer.
grading proposals approved regula,rly by ty lot.ms will 116 reduced and at least Following 1he electlono, t b e board of
the commlsslon alnce the mld·Ill60's. oqe addittonal full llnte teacher fdded, . directors le&l1'ed lhat the Playen mem-
"1 really ' don't lmow what they were -Top of the World may modify staff.· bersltlp baa SMiied to a 50 yesr high.
thinking aboclt ln changing so suddenly " Ing patterna In llght of future stall With productlon.l at the LaflUD'l Moulton
Dykes reflecb!d after the ~ting. turnover. Playhouse drawing larger crowds.
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• PING PONG PAD~W ' . • WA~·U• suns
• 1SliEEDO SWIM suns
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YOL 66, f'IO. 73, • SECTIONS, 104 PA6ES
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Clrufl County Harliiw1 S..ba and Para eommlll...,. ~Y eodaned
wtth'liltle dtbltt'M flU mlllloo Harbor
llf>trid ~ for lbe ~ °'""1 )'Ur.
About lhe ooly tllinO lhe corn-
rnJ!i&loom fomld 'fault with durlq lhe
ta.me. tbree;bour ~ re'fleW were ,..
~fortwoPIO~o...,aod
a J't9ueattd $19,000 boost In lunding for
employe wlllcrms.
.. Actually, tbe entire budg!t is a mat-
ter of what faith we.put Into°":" staff,'"
said Commllsioner F11!11k 'Mam:O of Sin-
ta Ana. uwt rea~n't have any
alterqaUve bul 'lq •aci:eP! ii u theY ate
requc.otlng u ·11n<>i Ibey ~w whaf they
need."
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ldore illan W of tflo'.1'eQ-..S blldtet
-about "·' n>IWoo _, !'ill be ipl!llt on part 1(1j11lsitloa 11¥1 ~ said
Hubor-District Dlrectr:I' Kennet b
Stii>P6QIJ "By holding down u liluch al possible
Oii lbe --bUd&el and required de~opment •l eli$linl parts, we are
!ell; with abQut $1.1 mllllOn lo buy new
stte,," Sam.peon ukl.
He told the comm!-be would
lol"fll'd-"• shopping US!" of possible part· sites along with tlio 'money request
-.iet the Or1oge Coilnty -of SU~s make"lbe·pri.>tJty1Jist. ·'i'lil! IQ4 raoge county ~I"'" plau for par~ ebows lbe counly mull still buy
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. ST. PAT'SlrARADE BEGINS AT SC~L, INDS AT 'cLUB
Mora '•'" 75 Entrlft Signed ~9r-BIP,11 Vl•lo E""'!I
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·75 Entries AtJidcted
.To St. Paddy's ~arltde .
• M~tbsn 75 Ol)lri~ signed ~p1D
partlc!P&le In lhe ~191> 'Viejo "St · Patricli'• Day ParlMle wblcll will 'llllld ill
'way I~ ~ball mn. ol the
Saddleback Valley ~unl,ty Saturday.
'Ibo parade w!U beilla at 1:ao p.m. al
fdlsllO!I Viejo llllh ~ llll4 end at lh>-\tisstoo~le Qo11-• Tbe liloll~ Actlvltlel Com-
• mlttee ~l tbe day's eveni..
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Abo ' od If~ i,, tbe .Minton
Vlep .SO"'°' ij /llld <lr!U team, die Danl 1111* HllJb Scliool bond, the H~PorlrY blndlDdlhe Com-~· poU.. cclor guard.
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mort lhla pJ millloo In 1-t0 meet tbo 5.IQO«R l!lvr lbnch a\o.. Sao JUID
lteO gool that hM llileo Sit. ' ' caplllranO, lbe lari• Fairritw part ~lo
''11>11 $1,$ m1lllorl IOota omoJI opflllt In c..sta ., ... thll bu ::2i!-...
of a•ttlng -of what •• ..~.. quired with • clown ~ and ..... ,. large a llgUre !>ii lbere can ~·~ •
Sampson said. • . panaloo of Lqwio NJguel Patt.
He llld the boon! hal IPll'OV'd ·~ '"* ftmoli\der of u.e ~-be Ina federal ,....,.. 8l!at4q f u D d I '"' -t "" parts -about f4. ' -
.. ....i of the pail! -.. the top\ will be -to lq>roye ... ...
priority Ust. -; illlDtl park mies, ~ • -
'!be boon! committal ... In • TbeR lndlxle: '
federal money to liuylng t11i> $1.S"mlllloa ·.-~ ~ ~ Patt Jn """"'
Lbt Coyotes pirl" •II• In Nlirtb Oraoge . . Villey Will ,.~r ,~lo(_ the
County ai>d an uri'detebnlned amount to lbli'l:•fli!it ol Its IMftt.
reconstruct lrvlne'.and O'Neil Para. --ll;ivemty Park rvli1e will get 11
Parks where iome of the ~ei.d a<>-mlllkiil> r the second we of develop-
qulsltfon nioney may be llJ>Ol!t ltiClll!le the iuefil:i ·, • . . ·--:. ...... t ' .. '~~·: 1 -,"; -. .
John Burton ·New .... ·• -' .. Selection · Sig.oo~·,r oting Change
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By GEORGE LEJDAL
Of .. DllilY , .... , ...
A new divi.siocr of loyalties oo the
Irvine City <loimdJ Tuuday nigh!
resulted in the election of John Burton as
mayor. He replaces Willlam l!'tlchbacb
wbo bas led tbe new dty· .g~v~l
slnceit was creaWd iD December, 19"1J ,
Burton. wbo just.al% days ago became
the father ol bis fourth chlld and lint,..
-Jolm Henry Bw1I" ill -has coo-
sidel<d the city oHrvine bis "blby." He
Developmeqt
By Rossmoor . ' .
Blocked, 3 .. i
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I Al 118 mllJ!on t.e11ute .W411ji .S..e~
qieill ,... ~ by Or~~ge County Pllririint ~ 'lljfoday wbo
olJjected lo ~ !<Jr DWI -.. lo
smooth out the hillsides . '• .1>,3'l~<lf~Uld
-.. -O:rporlli<ll mild llol be pumltle<\ ' to eut off hilltopa ..i fill In
·~fl In order .lo -..., !<Jr .....
-ot t,500 &omea -the mstlng LeiJure World cwrnmmif.~ tl Laguna
Wlls.
lnltead, the ,de~ was oab:d lo
come up w!lb plans llilil -Id pmerve
the natural contours ~r the bllla.
"'for a year I've. been 1 sitting ap bett
wondering when we ~ have the tool•
lo g<I better developmenfs.'I said Com-
missioner Ron Yeo afterwards 1n t.1·
plalnlog his part pf;lhe llajor!ly vote.
'"I don~ know bOw ~ ll!lbold out."
Yoo added; ""but'lOda.Y I dOctded not lo
vole for anotbu project I l wasn't
UUaliljl 'lllth." '
1 In c14ci!1Jng lli.l.eisl!fe World request ,
c~m1111so»aers ~pflte<I, .In.. lln1111mous
apment thal ~ counti" gradl1111 ~ tedUi!cai!y aljow the tlnd
ol "cut 111\d fill" ball~I &;moor
•• ~-should revised en-
tirely.
"MllOI <I lhe undevelopod lano In !lie county is billslde land,'" ·&ald Yeo.
'"Ille Cll(l'l!lll -don' lalle Into ... coont much more than health and safety.
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led the succe<slul dty~ ,campaign as
chalnnan of the <;omicJJ' ~unities of Irvine ( ). --. • '. ' A3J02~nio~tbanl . ago
deJ>tlved Bul1on~, mll)'lllall then. Anot!Jer S, to ~ ,vote / la~· liftn •I the
helm or dty go . r~-· bl.
Burt.on andfi1tmen Hei;U, ey and. E. 'Ray' Jr. , " .. i}ie
motli>o by B ' u!gley lo 'noiDloa1e
BUl"bt u mll'(R'.. ~ ' •· .\
Heiu"f ~ey lut ~· bad oomlnpfei\
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Itchy B~ar~
Turn Gals O;ff!
Flsclibacb and w I t b ~
Gtbrielle Pryor placed the dt1bood -tlOn top vote gett.r In tbe bflllrie "llnt"
~ -1. In lum, _.,. 'QlllaleJ -
..m'l'f mayor pro 1elllj\Ole --....,...
-a pott be r<lalned tueadaY oliht on
anolhOr S to Z vote; With Mn. Pryor and
Fischbach opposed. ·
.lrolllcall1, the ftOrgBDisatlon ct coundJ
~ which depooed·~ ,,_,
W.. lnstilute\l at his ~·Ao !AllJ a1 I (See BUR~, Pl!p l) '
-l * * * • evampmg I ,
' tee cbo~ JjajchW said -:• t!-. probably be tbe ~· Viejo. Roblo of 'l'em e CllY, 11-year.old 1.m
!)rand National Balili Twlr\ina Olam>
~ In the ,parade will be
8arQld Gl"teDt a JCABC television
-newscaslef: Dave De:aoto, a KMPC radiO anoouncet ,m Engebore Sorenson, Miu
N<irwar, 1 runoer-up in the Mia World
Pagesbl. I
Awari! presentation! wru be made 1t
tbo ~ Course. The t~Uonal SL
Patriol<'• Day dU-of corned beef and
cabboge '!'Ill be avaUable at lbe Mission
·•we need something that will consider
envlromen(4l .aspects of grading the
hlllaktel.11 ' ..
Commils!ooe;>·>llsagreed, 'bowever, on
-!I .... lair ... peoalile'~ 11nce ·11 ha4. collfQrmed to tbe 'Wler of
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;ij>loo, will -tbo parade. She will "'
)olned by other-~ i,.: oludina tbe ClllM\O'• f,i;om er IDd • lbe Rockolta Jrool Anaj>elm. '
. Siiiy drunUnm, bal~e11 . and
tiny tot drill l'eaiv ~m from the Mi-Vlejo &crMtloo taltet will
·~ l M~~er.:S"~~~ ti:i?!'ft
~~~=rr.IYf ~~~~~'t c:out Gllard oa1o< ....,i .,... tW k • .,
WRITE SU CE
STORY WlTJI 'AD
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lo lhta ....
'fl El. CAMIN~, vtt'f
Orig. M!cbelln !Ires. •lf1
cood,. lllH. l l'Glil, """ pm 16,llOO inl. WIO.
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lhll ad -... terrille -~ ~ tnc to lbe adverlll<t. Wrilo ,..,, own
... otory. CW! ,.or ~ W
DAILY PIWI' cJaaslfle( -._.i. yoll'll be ..... lo .......... '1'11'
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jo (See llllmtOOR. 11 · ,,..
~··•er , Revolt.: :JJ·rged. · t
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Countia1u Asked to 'Join F~oq Bo1cott '.:
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C wuel • Ci~
Jtmz in ff-riling
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1111 -... lodicated be bad ..
-· 14 si'l1 doWl1 but fell II ~ to "lat fll1 o11ict ~,lbe )lne" a "'9er tool( major ~ ta ..._
...,, cily CllllDCIJ apt>Olnleel were made
Ullll lhe laigtb ., ....... ... -• .,.
pilidH. lnduding llJOOe " lhe P-1
Qllllmi'*"
JllldlbKb IOUgbt I ONIDl.nwtS vote
........... bila .. lhe _..,, but dld
nol ...-i !or lbe pollllcal <OllSeqU<llCtS
,... _,. Quigley °"'' would baff
~led from such a ~ vole.
~ ~ bav, bad hit llOIDimou& ~ aod rd lit left out I.here with
JGlil. and Ray conUnuing to Stab me in.
~ bad at every lum," c.ouncilman
l{!iiry Quigley .. plained early today.
-~ -IJIAt any "deals" affecting
Jllllmlng · COlllDlialon or other ·~ polhlmeotl bad been made be!"'il'll ~ and Burton or Ray Quigley, ''I ~ ~ if I nominated John there u,.1 Ttlf*1t "'ll!Jd be U... votes to make him p tlte •p otu' miJor," Henry Quigley explained. •Y e
,1'o Amt tbr<e votes, two Quigley• Irving H. Chue, immediate ~ • 1lllrton. defeated-• molloo by past preaident o! the Mental ~ Pryor to r e · e I e c t Health Association, says as ~:, =~ of dealJ, lbe new many as 200,000 mentally ill .,..,..~ and retarded patients are l'Mlitim on lbe council portcnda: 8 heal-working as "peons" in state
Ing <I lbe rift within the B<publlcan par-institutions. He is seeking min-
11 nJW In lrVioe -I rift lbet Ir<-lrn\IDl wages and other Ilene-"'""'' J>ubllloil to lhe • ..,..iiu:e of """""11 1· f l d . meollol d..,,...., of•n!lllerl includin~ tis pr emp oye patients.
the lodu'1rial <001plex zoning. '111at ~.,..
ttsUlted ill a circus atmosphere as the
three who ll01f form the new majority on D S F • ::~""":-1.r....~::;~. . r.., a11J . .razier
parted lltit Candfdacj. or Pra1w· H"t W"th N
---i i ew ~ rift, -of precinct "'"''""' ~ In Irvine aod ...... here io lbe coun-
ty·= worteo:s wbo will be belprul lo tbe ~ P'J1Hictl ambilicw of aoy .QI the
t~ may or ""1 DOI be ended. T:-.....5 out-...,..°' fl"~ ci . com-
-appolidtneoll may d the DIPll dlMs u1o Ille ~ ol the <W4t1e, llbl!I>. elevated Burfiin lo tbe *" llitlld olllce. • ·Bad ,......... cmdnued u mayor, !I w;,,:. opicted lhert would lave ~
"'""""" plaMtng co~ wbo -· .... -----tbe new city policy limiting a>n)nlluloo
cenm lo me year.
"-tbe oames most often men-
tiaaed fer ~-meat on I.be com,
-.,. tJae OIOoe lo ibe ..... COWl-cB majority.
'Ille """ mayor operates I jllll'ketq ~ -lmo'fll / oi "Bu!IO• ~ Mor< than ball the
h 'le• dcme bf the firm, Burton .bas
...... ......,... """' ....,_. bY <lllo lllii Koll c...ttueuoa Company Ji'lrvloe ._
--Tne.l'anml;lf!c. Burtl>ll bes ~~bUltT·ror mara.tlng
lllifino'• to -ad cor-z' ...... ~ -,, -----
A •-G( lttlm,J« ...... tlien ~ .,_ ~ ll a craduate of utu::n.e: 11-yqr~ mayor Jallq!:bed hfs~'tllj ~ torw ID Ille Vlllage M CoailinumtJ·-. IOd 1n turn
fOWlded CCI and led that body's
i-. In a "'"°" of legal battles and
._, ~ appearaDCeS whldi
""'*''lo dlfbood lor the lnllllll U,IOO ,_,aty Wblcb bu -ttpaoded lo ._... ti. Jarg.,.i in land area ot any
city ill 0...,,. County with U-oquatt
lilies wilbiD itl t»rders. .. . ' -·-•
)ijnn Gets Pact~ ..... ..
For School Joh
Sex Cliar ge . Suit
By TOM BARLEY
Of tfte o.iw , ... ,,..,
Dr. Samuel Frazier, the former Costa
Mesa phyiilclan who Jost his nledical
llceruSe after being convicted on abortion
charges, was sued for $200,000 Tuesday
by a former patient who1 claims he
persuaded her "to engage in sexual acts
and encounters ."
Frazier, 45, was named as defendant in
an Orange County Superior Collrt action
filed by Mrs. Julie Patrick of Anaheim.
She claims the psychlatri!lt, who ndw
practices ln Riverside and Corona, en-
joyed sexual intimacies with her in April
and May of 1972.
Mrs. Patrick states that she consul¥
FrazJer for a '~fric condition, t.b~t
included "se.xUal · Incompatibility and
maUunction" in her relationship with her
husband. , '
She alle.ges that Frazier "failed to
treat" her problems and instead "utilized
her difficulties" by penuadiug her to
participatt-h) •uual acta. I 1
Mrs. Patrick claims ·In her !uil that
Frazier assured her Lbe alleged sexual
•ell were par\ of hil ,i:oglllu ~let treatmat.. . I~· 1 ~
Mrs. Peggy Frazier, who worked as
the physician's offl~ nurse pri-0r to their
marrla£1! 1o 1965, .. cdmmented Tuesday
from the couple's home Jn C.Orona that
"we know absolutely nothing about this
lawsuit,"
Or. Frazier.later contacted the DAILY
PILOT to comment that it "w-0u1d be un-
professional and unethical on my part to
comment -0n Lhese allegations and would
only infi.ict further sufferin g on this lady
and her children."
Dr. FrP!er C1lnfirmed that Mrs.
Patrick,was being treated by him In 1972.
Frazleif Was arrested at his Costa Mesa
office lo August of 1963 and booked on 18
felony b>unt.s t hat included abortion and
H.annoa Engineering of Los Angeles rape. An Orange County Superior Court ba~i been awarded an $1.330 contract for jury ended a long trial by f4Jdlng him
addilioos to lhe communications system guilty on one count of rape .and three
at \}niTfi'Sity High School in Irvine by c~ges of abortion. ~ •. ~ ,, ·-UlllOll. u,., School llis1rlct ·~· ~"&' e jury d.ismis,,ed 14 other allega· ~ees.. , tk;na, The rape conviction wa s subse-
. :rhe intercoru at UniversUy Hiib School quently struck from the record.
is currently a one-way !)'Stem.. allowing Frazier was released from Orange
Vl@83.ges 1rom the admlnJstratioo office J County Jail ln August of 19156, after serv-
t:> clamooms. but not back -0r between ing Jess than half of the one-year term
("OIDS. ed . :.;.d mak ':t imposed Joli owing his conviction on three ; 1br. appro\' projeet e counl.i of abortion.
intereom lwo way and ernlze equi Those charges were among the original ~· Eog · the Jow b. d allegations of 18 counts or rape, su 4e.-~only 1:~;a;., the prqj~~ perve~sloo .and ~bor~ion. All were ~led ~ •..m from on.o"K. Oleeen,lcc-fo/Jow1ng 1nvesugatton of ~ompla111ts
· Et M te made by women who were hIS patients ~· on · when be practiced as his 171 E. 18lh
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Street offioe in CO.ta Mesa.
Superior Court .."udge J~ o w a r d
Cameron. now retired, came uader fire
at the lime fro m the District Attorney's
Office for what t.h~ prosecutiop said was
his "extremely ltnlent" a,JSproach in
sentencing Frazier.
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Will Srnog Units
f Impair Autos'
P er'f or,Pance?
I Tf the immi,ient installation of five
million smog dtvlm generates problems
at the level ~countered in recent tests,
· the statt B,.reau of Auto Repaln may
neq! at )efSt a miJJion more mnployes,
.Depul)' Chief John Goodman told an _..... lie Irvine audie..,. today.
0 Wt ~t oomplalot.\r from car driftl'S
wbo said they were ·havJoa all ktndt of
mechanical problema I m m e d I • t e I y
lollaw!ng the lnaiallation of •mog
devices," GoodrDan said.
"So WI decided lo flnd out what WAS
going on.'' 11\;•dded,
"We Pl·o,llected auto repair peorle lo 1nstall fake devlceJ In a nutnber o cars
ind ~Je '!'•ited for the complalnll
we ttilusm we n11ght get.
"Forty percoot of O. people drtvlng
those <aQI contact<d 111 Ii> i.11 UA their
car's perfonua.nce bad .S,terlorated and
wlUlt did w• Intend lo do about it"
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ea th
• • Urged b
WASll!HGTON (AP) -Preaidtpt lfa-
on urg<\d Qlngmo todlJ' to al><edtll'
raloro lhe death peoall)' for "'"""'·
sabotage and.:;~ and fo(' kid· nattlna and blJ rtiulttng tn clea!h.
i!t alloo ulied !lllt itllf new penaltlti
be sent for liero!n traliickera, tbit the In-
sanity deleose be sbatply re>trlcted.
In a message to COngres.s -the sixth
itl hll series ot State of the Union
reports, NU.on talked tough. declaring
f'romP .. ~I
ROSSMOOR. • •
tbe present codes.
Noting that the tentative tract map bad
been approved for the Leisure World
development lart August, Commisa!oo
Chairman Roger Slates charged the oom-
misslon was "changing ruJes i n
midstream.." r
"This is a society of laws and
ordinances that are supJ>Osed t o
guarantee a man certain rights," ~tes
argued.
He said it wai1 allowable to change
laws. but DOI mldw'1 ~ a devel-
oper's work: ' • /
.Rossmoor officlals adthitted after 'the
meeting theY Wf!re shocked by the COM•
mission's c\l!Clsion. "I really thought we
ha d thi s o!Te in the bag," confided one
senior official,,with the company.
1'1'1le commission ls using us as a le;vtr
to force changes in the couuty gra~
code," said Ken Dykes, a Rossmoor vice
president.
"But we bad complied with all the laws
as they're nO~ written so there was no
excuse for turning us down," Dykes said.
Dykes said that to follow the com-
mlsslon!a' directive would cost the com-
pany "tnilllons." He said everything
Crom atreet maps t.o house design would
need to be redrawn entirely.
"If ihey•re going lo keep us from
touadng tbe hillaldes, we'll bave lo build
our houses on stilts. I don't know exactly
how much that could cort," .Dykes said.
Dykes alS<l ooted that Rossmoor has
already built 10,000 Leisure World bo~es
In the Laguna Hills, and that the grading
plans for the late!t phase of construction
are not any different frOm original
grading pro~s approved regularly by
the Coni.ml!Slon since the mid·1980's.
"I really don't knpw what they were
thinking about in changing so suddenly ••
Dykes reflected after the meeting.
TediotcaJly, RjJosmoor ~ haa
preliminary approval to "'1lld the l,500
homes since it bas a. tentative tract map
approved bf the .mmmissioo in Augmt.
Blil ~"1 wai'1lle llrll ttuie stnce the Novtmber; 19'71 Friend,& of Mlmmoth
state .Supreme Court declslon-whicb re-
quires environmental impact statements
on Jlll major private developmenll-that
&S3m00r has been before the com·
mission.
Aceordingly, Tuesd8y was the first
time th! 'CODlrn1.sslon coostdered the en-
vironmental impact of the pnlposed
develoi>D)enl
The COmmtsston Voted 2-2:-1 on a mo-
tion to accept Rossmoor's impact state-
ment Commissioners ft-Oger Slates and
Roy Knauft voted to, pccept It, Adruph
Molina and Shirely Gnndle voted agalllSt,
and Yeo abstained.
Folkiw1ng that vote, the COllllOWion
wted 3-2 to continue consideration of the
impact statement until Rossmoor could
propose new plans that would not reqWre
such massive grsdlng.
Huge Snowstorm
Silence& Talks
At Wotlnlled Knee .
WOUNDED KNEE,$. , (AP).,.\ ma-
jor winter stonn soulhWestem
SQulh Dakota today, • . ng negoU1Uons
between Jndians boldlna Wounded Knee
and federal authorities.
A government spoke:aJWl ~d Na-
tional Council of Churclle1 ~etf !fill
be permitted lo Jab food, f..i , Ind
medJcal supplies to ·tbe mllitant Indians,
who have held the village ts days.
Roads In the Pine Ridge Reservation
area were almost impassable as 8 blind-
ing snowstonn struck the area. Four to
rive incbeS of .snow are reported on the
ground, bUt b.lgb w1ndl were causing
deep drilling. .
j 1T.he continuaUob of negotiatJona with
the lnd.iam in Wounded Knee hinges on
the wealfter," said Jack Hmhen, a p
emn;ient spokesman. ...
Jack Murphy, an Interior Oepartmenl
spokesman. said no time has been set for
another meeting between government
and lndlan pegotiators. However, he said "one .will be held."
Planter Pots Stolen
At Irvine Home Show
' A dc.1en ceramic planter pot& and one
No Smol<lng algn have beep al41an In a
graod tbeft cue a\ the1 lfV[ne , Hom•
Show dlapllly. .
Albol1' J. 81!4 Jr, ca1l.d police lo lbe
relll eatsl4 1how 81 14llOI Myton! .Road
Mond_, Wbeo the '400 tQlll WU
dlscoyere<f, Patrolman Richard Bow111111
, ,.Jd t>ldence lndl<atod line thlef -.Wd
llave had to climb Into the roof ~to
unUe· tile poll <Olltalnlng alar' Jllh\fne
and asparagus plaoi. and band tbeon
down lo 1 ooofedmte waJUng beloW.
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_xon
"the ml1 WI:/ lo -c:mM lo -
Amerk:a ii tbe ttJ crime 1ttldll wr
le--pity." '"it liald bla .. ..-...... ~
--cenedlJ .;.!Ueo I~ -a UJI. ....... 0oaat ....... Wt JUDI rulinl coplla1 ,.....,kilt" m:' CCJllslltuliooll •
Mal AltJ. Gal. 8fllq -said
at lbe While ~-· -bellevea ii .. _ liliil the -1 ol
maybe stt" of the -jlltic:e& ol lbe
SUpreme Court Oii tho Ol!DlltitulioollitJ " lbe propoood death peoal17 at&bW!. Ht elaborated.., Nilm'& ._ bY
saybjl thal the death•pmalty -id DOI
app!f tp any..,. Wider 11, and tbal it ooaid all be liilpooed In ""loeplnc lild hi-
i'4toi -llbere .. dealb aoiulted. Petenoo "'1d, lo eiplalnlng the laller
provisim, "that In hijacking .... ''we
want lbe bargatnlog power" to talk • hi-
jacker down ii be bu aelsed an aircn1t
in Oight but not killed aey<me. '!be same
rationale, be said, applies lo lridnaping
cases.
Ni>on said I.be court'& H decililm
hinged oo a finding thal the death penalty
was WlCOnstitutiooal "only insofar as it is
applied arbitrarily and c:apriciousty.
"I believe the best way to ~
commoda)e the reserva~ of the court
is to aulborize the automatic tmpooltioo_
of the death penalty where tt ill war-
ranted," be said.
"I do not "'l!teod that the death
penalty is a panacea that will aue
crime," Nixon said. '
But be added that capital pnnishrnenl
"can be a valuable deteuent" because
the prospective criminal would know
"that if a death results from their crime.
they too may die."
His proposal .... this .......... .,
After eonvlclioo Oil I capitBl olfmse, 8
~ ...id be held ~ delermtne ii
there were "aggravating fact.on or
miti tin factors." •
U ~ iiJ finds there are mitigating fac.
tors -such u "the youth <I the clefm-
dant" or the defendant'• mental capacity
-"the death sentence ii pnihibited. -."
But ii the jury llnds there are ag-
gravating factors -including •'1be ere>
tlon -0f a grave risk of danger to the na-
tional security or to lbe life of another
person, or the killing of another penon"
during eommi.ssioo of cme ol. the lilt ol
crimes -"impmWm of_ the deatb
penalty 5y the judge woold be ...,.
dalory" ii no mitigating fllclon <>isl
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AIRPORT •••
ioo!qtiVll'I In -"" ... .... " tm. ,,. (t "" [""'
One new ....-aJ for dealing with
airport ooi.se was advanced by Qaries
Grllfin, ~ of I.be QU.... Com-
mittee for Eovlrmmmlal Quality ln
Newport Beach.
He proposed that jell laldJlg all from
the airport begin mating • l9<legra
hairpin turn when they eacb an 1}tihwle
of 50 feet. 'lbis would put jela ill the po,;.
tion of gaining alUtude while over the d-
ty of Irvine and UC Irvine.
Griffin said • these areas Wer"e oat as
developed as the parts of Newport lleocl1
and Costa M ... mw under jet laUoff
patterns.
Officials said after the meeting that
this taUofl technique wQUld be unsafe.
MR. DIME-A-LINE
tto.KO J. Blanci't
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Di1ULY PILOT lllfll ""'* -1
, NEW MANAGER
Cerl C•l'ltenten
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Horace J. Blanco Retires
As. Oassifjed Man~er
' -• v -.. After more than 11 years on the staff,
11011l<e J. )!Janco is retiring .. clasailied
manager al the DAILY PILOT ~use
Gf ill beaJ.dl. "° "' I "" •. • Blanco .... di.a bY Publl!ber Robert
N. Weed as a ... stroog and innovative
force'' in helping build lhe DAILY
PILOT.
"Bianco's contribution to I.be tll'JW!h of
this newspaper has been g r e a t , ' '
Publisher Weed said. "II bu ..,..i blm
tbe high ttgard of his \:laSified ad-
..rtising colleagues 1n u.. w..i as well
.. all of us here at lbe DA!L Y l!ILO'l"J'
Blanco was mdiled r..h tnV>JJtlng the
""'"'Jl"per's onique Dime-A-Line ad-
..nisemeots shortly after -ming
classified manager In JanWU'J, 1155,
....... the 111dlli<alioo .... the ~~
Globe-Herald; At .. that time, . th e
neM,P&per published live to seven col-
ljlllDS of Wlllll .ads weekly. Today, 114
classified linage aver~ges 70 to 75 pa1~
-or nearly '100 columns-weekly.
Carl Corslenseh, named assistant
classified advertising manager bY Blanco
lo. l!llH, has been promoled to nu Jllan:
co'I podlion, Sln,ce 11169, Carstensen bas·
been manager of uUonal and automoU~e ~ and wi)} retain tho s ~
"hllltles
': and his wife, Delores, will con.
thme to Uve at their borne in Costa Mesa.
They have two children, Seaton, a HIJni:
ttngton Beach resident and teacher in the
Faontaln Valley school system, and
Susan (Mrs. Albert) Winterstein of Foun-
t.in Valley .
Central Irvine Zoning
Wins Council Approval -.
the proposal, Councilwoman Gabrielle
Pryor said Tuesday she would support
tbe·mni.na only because it allowed ror the
addition of a new.Rhool to serve areas of•
the city fll"S!!Dlly wtthoot·ilucb facilities
Sbe noted It wQU)d )>e lour years befoni•
tbe children fl'oin homes lo be built Iii
Valley View would 'fill die scliool. . ~.
".Ill tlte l(lli!riJI\'; 1f """"""' the studilll ........ ,~; ror'~·lfi . and nortJ! i7Tii.e~P.:~~ -JtVIBO 1iiimed Schoor
Districi -"!bi iliS!ilct w!IJCh will run Iii~
scliooJ diie'-tb ~ In September of 1974..
State aid fundfug ror it; however, is ex·
pected to be sought by the Sao Joaquiii
~ementary District before it goes out Pf
business on June 30. ••
Co11nciJman Ray Quigley Jr., whose
motion last week lowering the densitf
from 8.4 to 5.5 unjts: per acre created the
parkland ''bole" in the plan, noted he
wouJd "bate to see creation or a ~
park."
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CLQHll SUNDAY
TRACI
SHOES
BASEBALL
SHOES
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• Spot lilt
t11 95 • s14ts J. • • .. • '19'5 • $2f'S
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• 1'1SIEES I
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"War al WOW1dtd Knee." the
nlkOllM~ " roll&lon. -
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d>:i. ~ 16. •• 7:00 -·
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'Chicken l>tont:r ~t..
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'i . '~ 'nor It at 8~ ht and Ir !mt
and opt'ft to I.be pubUc.
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couldn't be top~.
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vest play the con ra1t
• for all II'• wonh. Hofe
~-~· '. c •on etria Ill /bOI I ...• "'1 7 ·
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We Iulo# ..1-t you' .. looklng.Jor.
• • Shop $ulfday '*'"to 5 P.M. cit the. following stores:
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.-~~tilON ·I · 01 ~""'"" le~ 1714~ 644-lltJ .
•1~.r;1H .. ..._I j ft2.1111 .
HAAIOR CENTER, Co.la Me .. 1714) SM-5021 .
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get a·little change. · · · .,,,..,_
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to lx1911ten'yriur home. Rayon/
cotton blend Offilh tP,~rmal foe~m acryl(c :baCfkipg. Penn-
PreSt for no tronlpg. Mqchlne
wash. tumble di')' deco<alor
colors. •
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ln t.ll<l<ed lier ltylo. CGl!on lm110.Ci~~
-'"'"'· line dry. FUhk>f\ -6Cr1'l/Y" and llOJc3J' .a.1• "·
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811Gp9!md1Y~5P.M.~lhelollowlngllorll: ~ASHION ISLAND, ~'wpolt 811~h (714) 64;4-2113 .
HUNTINGTON C~Nl'Elt. lduntin9ton 811ch (714-) 8;2.777 1.
HARBOR CENTER, Cotta Mo.., (714j'W..S021 .
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~p.y PllAn' EDITORIAL PAGE
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Traffic and Growth '
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Orange County road department OffJdall are busy
t.eylDi lo patcb up the county U'IDIJ)Ortalion .,.tem lo
aipport the plJ'lly unplalmed4or lllld boom ID the
&iaaleback Vllley. Tbe llale Dlrialon ol Blgllwaya bu
lddecl Us bit -,, beCiJm!nl COllllnlctloo of two f~way interclwl~ ~ now bUt lllll one an4'!WO "811
..... , from ~lellon. ' In the despite wam!Dgs about an ln111fflcl.ellt
road networ county planning wmm••llons continued
lo mab deda!Olll whkb lnteilllfled densities and en-
coungec;l a fuc,.paced growth. They didn't practice lottg·
range planning.
II may be too late lo eatcb op. One road expert oald
all IUture Interchanges wlll aooo loot like packed El
Toro Road unlesl a new transportation system Is adopted
and/or the ...,nty modlfl1a llJ growth.
Yet many .ltill automatlW!y and Immediately op-
J>O<e any far-sweeping suggestions 1ucb as tranlJ)Ol'latlon
corridors or redudlons -In projected popula6ons. To
avoid nearllgb~,. every pooslble 9olutton lo the
traffic and related pronrems of uncllected growth should
be st.udlecl serioUlly beglnDlng now.
Planning Wisdom .
Orange Cowlty PlanninJ Commissioners !Jave' wiae-
ly aavecl part of El Toro !IDad from the onllauabt of
Commercill f.Olllng -at least for the time belDg. bevel·
oper Hln'y 111@.e.l' was astiDg for a ~ne change from
multi.family .. Qtial to. commerclil ~ two corners
of El Toro ili>ld' iplit-by Muitlands Boulevard.
The maloritY of the commladon said no and for
good reuoni. While medlum-lliib density residential
may not be wboUy desirable tbere, commercial zoning
I.seven'-""· Concerns were about strip zoning (there ls commel'
clal down the rood, but reaidentill on both aides), about
an overload of commercial zoning {enough to serve a
ball m!lllon people) and about traffic problems. This
commerdal project would have generated fC141Ml14-•
ball ttm.. the traffic anlldpaUd Jor the Ille and cnly
ldded lo already mi.oerable congeatl<Jn.
The county commhldooen are lo be commellded
ror not bowing to purely economic reaaoos for .z<>lltl clwJiel, ror aUempting to foresee long-range effl'Cia and
!or stiP!iortlng overall planning . 'l'lit comml!alon denial should stand, even If ap-
pealed. A better •ohilion for Ibis property llhould , be
foond.
l)badvised Procedure
Poor operattne procedures -failing lo dlsclua
publicly matters of policy before taking actions im-
portant lo the oommunity -can erode the faith area
residents have in their elected bodies. Saddlebacl< VII·
ley Unlfiecl School Dlstri.~ trustees have demonstnted
such a weakness.
Trustees have never discussed publicly at meet·
ings what their Policies would be on whether to buy
buses, how lo ,Piek a principal for the new high school
or ,whether to hire a cliBtrict inaunmce broker.
Yet at o~ ~ting they were gtven recommend•·
tions on, all. three by the adm!Jris!ration virtually with·
out di8CU3Slon. Tbe1only out.id• input came from a few
teacllera on the insurance brolter screening.
Administration members kew citing lack of µme
as the J'ea!IOn for not publicly eslablishinf policy, seek·
Ing community inP,ut and then jf<ciding. It s irUe the dis-
trict must be OS' ofganhed as )iossible come July 1 when
it take.< ... er.
But adjoining Irvine Unified District officials seem
lo have found the time lo discuss things publicly befoni
acting. And the maUer ol picking -however innocently
-an insurance broker' who ran the bond campaign
an d supported four , ot five trustees in their erections
Is a senous one. Saadlebock trustees should change their
style and adopt more open procedures. SB
Are You Just
Educawd-
Or Erudit.e?
• True Public Representation Needed
~IDNEY J.~)
Todu'a "'* ta -hi .. a Dltle dll· . ....... 1cr the~ Each q.,.doo --"' lift _, wbal cJo _!lieJ all .
hive ii oft!Mll'? A 10Dre t:i 2$ ~ J1&2ll) ~ -Jodpobte, a_.. fll IO
(" } -,.. edlated. • _.."' 75 . ,.. erudill, .... If ,... ... uo,
,.._....,,.ejobl-me.
1.1--lm.
AllltalJll, Slratop
ml Jtill..i.
l. Mn Grat. Ma1'J
~~ and LodJ cu......
J, -. Moan, J«.
clan, ·-tl!ll Mannan. . j
f. 8obl, J111tlntab, 'n....... Manu ml
Hammuralll. -.
I. Blllnirct, Me1bl, N I p o I e o D ~
TelllDtnl ml c.r-: -
I. Lopula, En!wboa, R u r II an I i
GralllllltmlBaratarlL ·
7. Lan1e·rbans.~loteo,
lhblnatl, -· ml Brlabt. . a. ~ J.AOOk, Ballbage,lluJh and
Wiener. ·
9. Vi<tor, Fell>, Adrian, ClelD<llt aod
Eugooe.
10. AaalDle France, Voltaire, George
Orwell, George Sand ml Saki.
11. WIUlam Fonyth, Auden Dahl,
! ........ rd l"uclll, Johann Zinn and J. R.
Polntetl.
11. The "Trout," the "Hunt," the
"Jupiter," the "Rbenllb" and lb e "Kreutz.er. ,,
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Gloomy
Gus
1be prelidellt of Irvine Tomoriw
..,... !>efore the dty . planning
CQlllllllaoloa; !he -ls of North
trvtne lll6d "Who'• M, and what's
It?"
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TWI ....... ,.._.. .................. ""' ...,"".!" ..... ., fllol we cir • ...., .... ""' ................. ,...,., , ..
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u . 'lbebea, New York, Rio ~Jiio,
-""" Tel-Aviv. " u. .\ldebann, Ririe!, Betelfle Cen-llUIJll ml Cypa11. I' I' ' u. Alcazar, Pickering, C It~ II o :0 ,
SdWranburg and Cbambi>rd. •
II. '!'be Accuser, the~, the
lllndeftr, the Adveraary and the
Ttaduellr.
~·· I. Famlil.i blltlel. I. '!)pea of roses. 3. Obooletel'A"' e rl ca a makei of automobllet. 4), ~t law-givers and
pr<)llluplon f. , legal codes. 5 . CelelsiUea Iller iillOm re<lpes have been
named. " f . """'tries In flcllon , 7. Pl\Ylldans wbam m<dlcal terms,
lolls, or 1 have been named. 8,
Iilotbema who made !be modern
. \iosslble t. Popes. 10. All
wrtten (you gel no credit !or that) who used~ in tbelr work. 11. • whaee names were given
to · ll: Olllictl music com-
pool ~ Former capitals of their
couatrlea (no mdll U you simply
amwered •1cWes"). t•. Constellations.
15. Medieval cuUea fll great .... wn.
ll All early names for the De\lil, in
•blbUcal and church literature.
P~6tests Coastal Zo:tJe Appointment "
To the Editor :
The En\ltroz\mental CoalltJbn of Orange
C o u n t y , Inc., representing 56 en-
vironmental RJ'OUP' throughout Orange
County, Is disappointed in, and moved to
(ntest against, Governor Reagan's ap-l>Oinbnent of Donald W. Phillips lo the
South Coast Regional Coastal Zooe Com·
mission.
IT IS our understanding as well as the
understanding of our Coastal-oriented
members {The coastal Alliance, Laguna
Greenbelt, South Laguna Civic Al80cia-
llon, Frlenda of the Back Bay)' and the
C:..gue of wo..... .Vot"'l, that !be
public members' ,IJl this cmnmisston
should be truly plblk; DOI govenunentai,
representatives. The tenets of the
Coastal Zone CjJalel:vallon Act ade-
~ provide official repro-latkm. . t ,•. • •
To uae tha pu poe!Uon lo appolD
yet another governmental representaUve
such as Mr. Pblllipa (a Long Beach city
counclhpao) is not only counter to the
best iilterests of lhe citizens of
Galllomia, and a bad precedent. but also
contrary to the splrlt of the legislation.
The fact that Mr. Phillips was a known
oppootnt of tbe Coastal Zone Act makes
hi8 appointment all the more ques-
Uonable.
BEFORE the various appointments are
confirmed or approved (or disapproved)
by the ~ate, we strongly urge Governor
Reagan to recoosider hill apPointment of
Mr, Phillips to the South Coast Regional
Coastal C.Ommisslon, and to substitule a
public member whose credentials are
more in keeping with the intent of the
Coastal 1.one Act.
LORELL LONG
Secretary, ECOC
Voter• Spoke
To the Editor:
[..__MAIL __ B_o_~ _ _,,);
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages itl 300 worm or 1.ess. The
right to condense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is rese"'ed. All
letters must include signature and
mailing address, but names may be
withheld otJ request if suffident
reason is apparent. Poetry will not be
published.
who have come here to UVe-: This ls m;
home! People have a l'igbt tO cotne into
my home to•llft, bdt.1 i1ao 'batt the
right lo tell them to leave.
RICHARD BRALEY Il
• AralJs and DoUar
To the Editor:
It may be we are already,.µnder attack
by the Arabs. not in black!bail killing(,~
but in undermJning our i~
credit, i t'. .. ~ .. Feb. Zl/tho J.lrael!J shot dlj!m ,!be lllb-
)'1111 COIDllJOrdaJ plane. Twi>,40)'8 later a
concerted aJtack was made &11 the dollar.
!Some persons were d)llnping vast
amounts of ;u.s. dollars into the money
markets of EW'Ope and Japan, ex-
changing lhese for EW'OpWl and
Ja~ bard currencies.
OVR government announced that
these selleri (/! dollars mre 1peculal4rs.
But whoever was dumping oonars was no
petty gambler; tbe sellers dealt In
billions. Only the Arabian governments
bad that kind or m9ney.
For years our purchases of petroleum
had risen ateadlly in the Anbimi natloas,
in ,I.ran., end in North Africa. Lately we
have been imPorting more tlum a third of
our oil from these sources, and' always
we paid in dollars . Until the last iew
days, these oil dollars were invested in
U.S.A. materials and frrms. As lhe Arabs
dumped their dollars on the international
banks, their purchases in the U.S.A.
stopped, and our stock market fell, along
with the value of our dollar.
IT IS diHicull for us to believe the in-
tense hatred the Arabs have for the
U.S.A., over our support_ of :Israel,
Co~entional warfare by them agalngt us
i.s lropassible, guerrilla. warfare can be
conttucted only on a blackmail ~ But
our dollar and our economy are
vulnerable. It is likely that We are
alread; under attack. 1 , 1·~ • ~
'ROBERT E. O'llRIAN i
CleanltJJ•I
To the Editor:
If you walk your dog ,;, 'a 1>Ub~c place
or par"-~an up bis el<cremenl wltb a
piece O~!Pal>U or a plastlc-ocoop. A
child'• Jl!lll and shovel makeo an ex·
cellent·· · "'ll'per. ll 1 you place a nnall pieOe. ,-.paper in It daily, !be
• buck 1will not btOom.e lolled or
amelly mate a "fiee" iCOop by cut!hiJ tlie iSOitom from a plMtlc jug with
a handle.
:. SUSAN n SPANGLER
•• ' Gu ltatloftl..,
To the JiidliJ: ' :
!_!\ your editorial or F~b. u, "Gas Ra·
tJon Not Answer," you joined those who
oppose W solution to "1t smori p,OOlem
that Vriatem: the love affair between
Californians aod the, .....-poweted, In·:. efficient, eg~l.nflatlng autompblle. l~'s .1 hiib Ume that the freeway commuter ad-milJ !be fact that !be indiVldu811y
o)lefllted auto Is failifli in tbe task tit, '
lr""!JIOrtlng people ID and from lbOi< '
'"'-. Ev d the Iii elf hard!<"'' ,.,... f:!:'I OJI P, I I" more gas Is burned, the fight agajn• •.
smog gets harder to wln, and the <inly'
ones happier are the automobile and ps·
oline industries. ,
._.. ;,,l ( • ~
YOU RD>ICVLE iM proposal lo ratlOJP
gas by repeating the scare prediction ol
400,000 lost Jobs but ~-ollerlng 8'W real alteroativ.e. YOU{s&)' we mast lnduai
Calilomtans to "'" · !iop>e form of maSi
transpoitation or dramatically reduce
auto emissions. Dramatic reducUons do
oot appeer to be pooaible and any pins, ~ do make will be overcome by lbeer ;.•
volume aa the number of autoe 1n
Southern Callfomta cootlnuell ID rlse.
And what inducement to use m&Sf'
, lraasP\lftalloo would be np"e, el!tcll.O , than gl\S rationing? II strm;i al the very
cause of air pollulloo: a !arge amount ol g..Ollne being. !>IJmed In a veey ,
efticlent manner by more .automobllel!I
than we need .. At the very least, gas r ..
tiooing will force WI to .use a verf
primitive form of mas! transportation;
car..iwtng.
You say we must reassess our
priorities If Mr. Ructelsbaua Is aerl<>••t "
Many of us did that years ago when we •
began opposing freeways iD favor of a '.: 1
better Ctrm of. mm transportitUcm. We •
(you, too) have lost several ~ ~·;
progress due lo public ~
and oppos!Uon of the automotive, l
gasoline, and freeway constructkm. ~ ·'
duslrles. It's past time for you alao to
support the onl)' solutJona avatlabte to us· ... ,
and add lo public uadenltanding rather''
than confuaion. , ·
ROBERT H. McllQUGLl!l . '
CIA and t"f/e Fedayeen
'Ille DAILY PILOT (9110) quotes
Assemblyman Badbam as ,being "in-
censed" over req\lfSta: for funds to im-
plement comervation plans u n d e r
Propoaition 20 to "pay the bills the
bureaucracy created."
Lament of a Bad Spe·ller
The Central lnt.llJimce Agency
put together .. me fuclnating faclJ a
the Black Septeml>er tenorllts,
may up!Jin why fhe1 atormed"Iii>jl~ SaUdi Arabian embul!' in ~
commit their latest atrocity.
.ApparenUy, the terrorlst1
alloct t h e world
and embarraa tbe
Saudis In the procesa
by taklag oveo their
embaSS)' and .uecu~
ing three di their d!Jtin...-guests,
Including 1J.S. Am·
~Cleo Noel,
Jr. Here ii the ba~ Crom I
secrel CIA nports, which have been
aboWll lo us:
TllE 8LAClt September movement,
named f0< the moot\1 of September. 1970,
when KUJi eu-tn 1tarted hit 111c«llfut
drive lo C1'Ulb •the Palestinlaaa in
Jotdaa, bepn 11 the terrorl!I arm of a~
Falah. 'llllJ IJ lbellargest of lbe Pale!tin·
Ian ~. or guerrilla, gJ'<JUIJ«.
A fe,; bUDJ!r!ll hardened, emblltored
fedayeen were recrulled whose l'l"uri.o
m1uloo WU to "gel" King H~~ (lrigihaUy!J; a aecrtt CIA report.
"hlah'a ""lion plans (were) aimed at Jordanian minist.era,
Anny oflioeiulld ~ of the Royal
}!asb<mlte,'fimny. It (WJ'l planoed to
erecute ~ lndl•lduali wbemor they
may be r,:: abr<lad. in Arab counlritl,
~ 91!c1<~~btr i.rrorlits otn.<:k
flnl If. Wasfl )('ell:" Ille I~ Jordanian
, 11~ WU lllllied down In CIJro eJD¥: tt!L Tblo bappaed at a ~ Sladl Anhla'a -llliic Faisal
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(JACK ANDERSON)
A reminder: Tbl!I legislation was
created by the people ·at an election -
oot by bureaucrits. D e s p i t e the
usembJyman'a protests, the voters ob-
vtoualy favor lw cluttered beaches and
action to building aud air pollution.
The computers ale com.Ing! Across tbe
'
.
WU trytna to negotiate an accord be-
tween Jordan and al·Fatah. The king
wu WOIT'led, according to a secret ~
port, '"about the oomplete takeover of
feclayeen leadership by radical exlrem·
llta."
SPENCER CRUMP
Cost otGrowth
land newspaP"!' publlshers f""' spending
millions of dollars lnstalllng miraculous
electronic: brains that will scan the copy
of u.s ace newsmen and speed It Into prlnt
in a blinding Oash.
Tbanb ID this
amat!na technolo1i-c a I breakthrough
To the Editor: thera't nt question
t 11.ke Mr. RJel'a letter on the cost of t bat ne•1paper1
KING HUSSEIN, ho"'°1er, bad In-New Po r I Beru!h growth (March 7 sogn· will be able to ~ hllltence reporta or al-Fatab'• Jn-Mallbol). It bas a very good point. Why sel typographical.,..
votvement in the Black soptember allack do we have to have another Redondo rora it.least a 1UJn.
upoo Wasfi Tell. nie.e npolts "Ind!· Bhch? Unlimited J>ullding and develop-drecl Umes faater.
cated the King and ~ fa"'1Y ...,,.. ment bas coogest.d Im Angeles beaches .' Naturllly I • m
equally targels o! Falah Uaullp plans." wtbellevably. We don't hve ID cai.r to / qalnlt ll 'For Ji dool!Ja my Ufe,lq
He aaked King Faisal ~( send a the mob. Unllml!M development la-avocation of brtnglnr bappinw fo hun-
representatlve to Jordan •~c.o bi ln(onned rulnlnr this ~lty, this county and this dreda upon buodreas of people. I'm
In detail of !be evidence 1ll 'Jl'atah:I stete. We don t Iia<o ID permit Ibis~ ... , SPflJlkiag, of courae, or my !nabUJty to
volvement." Faisal count • 11:& ~ , I'm a third gene.ration native \;il.ijl'Ol'· , s~.
Haiiela to send a rcpreaen ri,li) ~, nlan. OUr bmlly baa watcbod 1 Ibis , Never ~ aboul learning lo spell
Arabia. Jordanian Ambulad u • J>eau\llW stale ~· rldlculOUlly property, dear,' My Sainted Motlier !old
w11 lmmedlalely dispaiohed lb ' overpopulated and raped by the jllons me while I wu yet oo her knee. "Aa you
preeent tbe evidence ID Faisal: • • · go through life, you will make countless
1'1111 Ff;DAYEEN, • meanM.ile. A..i In B • f . J s.o.,e.1 dellrloully happy ...
been llllhig Faisal wilb starlet ol ~· rle • • ' m:~ '\f'~i!"' ~t joy l have
Dian l>l'utallty •g~t "'"!!~ These words of w!!dom are ........U, cbarficl: for Inst...,. tlutt' ~~le going !be niunc1a Qina the Oranae Coast • , l CAN'T tell yoo l!ow 111811}' times I've ~~~~le~ :.r:. ~~The= he= =."ll ~ ~:h.~:i1J:! ·=~~~~;,'~:Ji~=. which be usualfy carried wu now a eloqU<ttce of kn<1>i~e """h 11 pourinJ Invariably,. bls eyes wlD IUddenly lll!lll
trophy in Hm!ela'• pala.,.." forth from mijbty , .. think bout up. 1111 ehOutdera will 1tr11ifoten. And 0.
For a U""' Kini hlsal didn't know 11-11....: filr a wid;I' a will give a little cry of pure elation.
whom to 9"Jieve, bu! be tncreaall)sly '!be Lord'=Pra er lit words l know he's come a-. one or 11\Y
become roovinced that ll·Fatab bad L10<0ln'1 org A.ddreaa :zee words creatlvolJ•pelletl word&. "Orderve" Is a
been lak'J' over by radl~ls. In the end, Ten Cornman menls 2111 words •ood ono. With a smUe or auperlorfty on
Faisal wpund up In Hu....U.'1 corner. Doclarallon of Independence 300 words i>J• lips, ho acr1iohe1 It out of exl1tence.
This Is Ille reaaon, aconrdll!ll lo lbe CIA, A reoeol onler Issued by the Govern-HJa day ls mad•. And l have ~I
that the Blaclt Seplombei-imOllltl Iliff mtlit 11111Di1be priCe fll cabboao 16.911 "'11st1ctlon a creative atlllt enloYI In oow lumed aplnst the Saudls. .....is. the knowledge I bav. mlldt ~ht? tellow
I
( ART HOPPE J
human being happy.
In llll' youth, wbile working for an
editor named Larry McManus, I was ex-
traordlnarlly generous 1 with the letter
·•m." Such 0 1 ·•Ammoftg the commlng
comme(llOraUve events.' . . " And I still
treaaure Iha tittle note ' I received from
him in re!UtJt: "G!><f Abnmigllly !
MmcMmanus. '' .. . ;
THESE ;ult t!J4 rewards or the Cbtis-tian-~ I'"' i>unue4. To he sure the
path Is -by thorna -mainly the
COllltanl carptna of meanli!' '"!"<la· And tt does lltde good, I've round/ lo Point out all
the hundreds uPOD bundndl of wmJs I
spell correctly. How unlelrl After all, a
score of 98 percent raltt a grade of ex· celi~~t J!,a~r..~_to ~n\c'Jld. too, with ,
the late George ~ Sliaw. lllr.
Shaw. as you may ,...n, -a dla&
pion of pboneUc ~-Re"...., Jell a
bequest In hit will lo •d18*-lbal Jcnoble caa. t
(1111 favorlt. enmpte of the con-
vollllions of~~ was them
GHOl'l. Pronounce the GH 11 Ill
"enough," be. 11Jd1 the 0 as ln "women"
and the Tl as In ''!!<>lion." Put ille!ll 111
loflelber and what havtll"U pl Pllb.
True. But any dullml can l!ieil '
pbonetlcally, Pboneticlll{ltlllnl 1"xll4
wipe o•I In an IMtant tllot eruu..spliti
thal bas 10 gladdeoed 'Ult ~·~ N many. 1 I ,
I J :•
IT'S LlTl'LE wonder Mr. Shaw 80!"'
nowhere with lila W-<ODcelftd Cl'U)lde,
But now a greater enemy awaita -the·
COUlputer, !f'' ' •I'
It will scan my copy electronlcally. t·
know ~ m1 'IioneS Ulat:' If ii can't"
already, !IOClltt or later it w1lJ be able tO 1
auto111atiCally correct my spelling. When
it calclJe• an error, no little f!l!d light wlJI'
nasb jubilantly, no little be! will tlnJdel
elatedly. There's just no way to make a
computer happy.
The illougbl so dlsplrJls lne that l'v
decided that 1 ml8hl u well hence!orth
look up !be proper ape)liags .. The lnlubl
Is I can't flnd "ordu~: abfWtlere lo ~
''O" 110ftlOO of the -1dlctlooafY.
~ ORAHOI COAST
DA ILY PILOT
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• • VOL 66, NQ. 73, 6 $£CJl()N5, 10. PAti*S ORANGE COUNTY, .CALIFORNIA WEONESDA , MARCH l4, 1973 T CENTS
Edison Impact Report Drie Earlr
By T!J\llY QOVILLI
..... "".... y
. A Sl00,000 eilYln>nln<»tal Impact n:port
should be lllbmlltad In ..,,, Aj>ril. "" the
upanoloa ti South<m caJt!Omli' !'.dbon's
llunl!Dgtl>n Bueb power plant.
' F.dJlon olllcl1ls had !Int stl April I IS
ll)e !Peet do~ for l'OmplFtlon of ~ Im;
)>lcl ,rtport, bof now p:[ ~ IU't nm-
n!nl '"'"' ~ ,...!< be!Ond _,,, "We will 'lubmtt ll)e !QJI report1o the
Public UUllll<J C<lmmlsslon (PUC) ~
;
the cllJI It lhe llll1t ilme," Paul
RicbardJOD., dlstiict manager for E4l.1lon, sa\11 Tueoday. .
Rldwdaoo aald h" company llC<S
atiolll lO ageoey appn>flls, lnciuGfnl
Propoatlloo 211•1 peririlt .,.wn, before
any wori can actuaD1 rtart.
"I'm optimilUc about our chances ror
approv'1 t'' the district manager aald.
"Our Nnt -la au tile requJremen11 or
" the Air PonuUon Qlntrol District
(APCD) and we )lave found no problems
•
rrom thermal tHect on the ocean."
B..icles po!e!ltiaJ 1it pollution, ooo of
the chief coooerns ti eoviloomenla1illl
bar beell lhe pqsslble ellect on marine
ur. will\ FA!ison ...... than doubllnil the
amount of warm wlller ti will Inject lolo
tbe ocean. • Edi.oa's esisting power plant pumps
350,000 gallons ol waler per minute
off;hore from Huntington State l!j!ach.
The new combineck:ycle units would add
another 5iClll,OOO gallons ot warm watet
pu minute.
The cily'a harbor& and beadles depor1-
ment has moofforoci the-'nlen,
and reporll no detrimenlal ei!eclJ from
the wan:n water.
"SO rar tt bas "'°'"' no ...i Impact. and ln some cues bas been beoeftcial,
attract.ing wann water fish wbicb would
not ~)' be · there," Vi o c e
Mdor-. harbors and l!oaches di<«tor
!See i;DISON, l'll'go I)
Double · S·e·ssions Asked . ' .
·union High Teachers Cite Beach Overcrowding
81 JOANNE ILEYNOU>S Of .. DADY. PW Slaff
Teacliel's in the lj\llltln&lbn Beach
Unlno Hllih School Dllbidll'ue.sdq night
wed tnillees to pul .u ·11ve blih school!
oo ~aes1lon to ease crowdlng on the'
camJll*S.
llUI, Tlzzard or lhe DIJtrid Educalo.rs
Aasoclafu>n made !he request at a board
inectl;llg ,atlendod by nearly 200 illstrlct
re!~la.
Trustee.11 did not agree to the teachers•
-r •,
request, but 'Voled Instead to let each
school, community decide on aolutions to
il>e croljdlng problem on an Individual
hasla.
School board members alao approved bouildary ebanges tor freshmen and new
studonts whlcb wlll result In lhe ;hllt ,or
about.3bo student.a next faU.
The new boundary lines fall along
elementary district lines in t h e
Westminster and, ocean View areas.
Under the plan approved by tn,istees
Westminster Hiith School wlll gain 209
additional students from the Midway aty
area and the area north of the Hun-
tington Center 'lbat is in the Westminster
Elementary School Dl!lrlcl. Previously,
these students would have attended
Fountain Valley High School.
Another group of students from ao
area just oorth of the McDonnell Douglas
plant who would baVe gone to Marina
High School, will go to Westminster.
Ocean View students living 90Uth or
Huntingloo Center will go lo Mlrtna Ill·
stead of FOIBllAID Valley and anolher
grou&~.m. soulh of Wanter and -of New I wlU .atart at Huntintoo Beach
High School bistead of Fountain Valley.
The net elloc:t of the boundary c:llanges
and an optlon plan which allows in<omlng
freshmen to attend a less crowded school
will be to increase the student population
at Huntington Beach and Wesln\lnSttt
while decreasi.rm it at Marina anti· 'Foup-
tain Valley. &ii.son will remain on.
changed, school officials said ..
'N~ JQh Bias in Huntington'
The-changes were enthuslasilca.Uy
received by members •f the audl~.
many of whom had come to the meeting
to support measures that would relieve crowdllle at Fountain VaJley Higll Scbool
WhDe the ~l's popl1iatlon will
decruao by 320 next [all, It will slDI ba ..
an onrollment of UIS, Iarglst In lhe Pol~ Fire Chrefs Deny Co mplaint Allegations dlstricl. .
But Gtln Dylinger, an admtniwtrative
aublanl ffX' tlio1distriel, ~ .lbtl
lbl ~ of ftlldedi .· ........ °" .
~ PractJGea eomm111k>n
tFEPC) by a il'f -~"I (our
~ 1'!1'•!"'1111!' ' ,
The complaint c11arg., IUI the -·· lJllj>!llou• Citla .... W!1Ite-
!ltd ... iibl~led b!rllil w.~~te minority al': ~boil 111 ol p>tent~ 111'
In j>OI lo ii untlngtOn Beacn,
Orange Cotinty dtlet named In tbc com-
Burt Reynolds Gives
Gihi Bend Testimony
• GJJ.A BEND, Ari!. (JI.Pl - A relued tilat is a ttagod)I," Reyoolds com·
Bw'i Reynolds told today ho\f Sarah mented.J
MlleS fled to his motel room for 1be night MIS! M1les, sobbing as 1he told of
aller helng beateo by her business events surrounding the dealh. said ll>e
managor, found dead the follo1'1Qll mo!)» wanted lo tmlly at the llnt Inquest,)
ing. (Eorller ~ P.•le tJ . _ "but I waa db<oora•ed by MGM not to'
Reynoldr and it>\. Br*H aofress, •I> appear. i W&Q.ted In 1-0atl(y 11 the very
poarin1 by court order r lolinl an II· flrst. 1t1s b •111\1 I w1nltd \O do."
tempt te avoid tettlf)>tlla ,perm, took ~ told the collrt h• ISl<e!f Miss
the lltand flrst In tbt -lnquellt !nib the · l\llles to spend the "11bl with him !ollow·
Feb. 11 cleatb oLDQvld''1billna1 26. hllrthe beollng )n lier room,
(United P)W 11>11~ "lj)Orled lleynolde and Mi8114JieJ we~ In Giia
tbat llefnolda •"""''• a.hoai!Ced ~of· lle111Llc< IUJnblg of the '""'1oa picture
Dclall (or"'d~ mt back here lO tell "Man l\'bo toved cat oandOl:.r
them aomeihln( they alnidy ltMw.'' TbO fight Cleveloped, Reyitolds &aid, 'Alter t,,lol acmed from the -alter 14111 l4Jiol ,..turned lo her room atand, I/Pl aal<!, be llOfllled brlelly after ~ the .. ,.lni wtth blm and
outaldo the courtroom to crlll<:be the' of-olbm and loond Wllltfng waiting for her,
fldala. deaumdlng te know _,.. she had boo\!·
(He !ell the continuation of !he inquest Reynolds aald he had just returned to
mado 1 "~" out of !he cas<. bis IJ19(el room and undressed wben ht
("What everybody teem1 to have received • call from Mia Mllff'
[Ol'Jl')ltell 11 tl>at • 1ouna hoy is dead and ........... ..------------~ • "David Whiting is l>ert and he's
Or ....
beating tql Sarall," Reynolds quoted J-«:.~ ~ u saying. "I walked very lost lo l>er ...,.. She bod a cul oa her lip and 1
!Set lllJRT, Pqe IJ . .
plaint ·~ Santa 'Ana. Anaheim and
Ganko!)""'9.' I
~ ... :,..._ ~ p ... 1\ ... ,
llatilt/ca, there~ ntneQilca ..... lbl
HuntlnJl'>n . 1::$ · filrce r,-t ~re 1
~ detectl'N, one ._,.eont, ..., cadel·and -aervlce of·
n.:;r. '.l'¥A "" Uir.. lndlan1, 'I'"! of liodl are ,PObi:einetl and ... of 'tillotii Is
a ~~ llild t'w6 briental& whO work
aa ' clerk and a clime lab assistant. The
police depirtment employa about ~
people. In the Jire department Ibero are lhn!e
Cltlcanos, one Indian and one Orltntal
out of the 150 pononnel, accordinl lo city
o!11clals. Of thooe mlnOrttles. two hold
managemeot poslllona and the mt are
!Ire~. ni.r. are no hlacb lo either depart·
ment.
Both Piccard-and Robita!De denied that
they discriminate In their blrtbl and
(See BJRING, Pqo I)
polpoee.
F~~it.=JIU
:..,..,,, 7tbe~;~ ....
~~~ a~·~ 11* dislrtcl't -..i
cro-llclloel • In lerll\S of .,,... per
studen I/ t • • •
1n approvlbll the boundary chaom ud
a ""' di.tlld' policy governing them,
trustees made 1 one tbange in tbt-SlafI
~· It had -r<eommended lbat the
district's sUtllog policy be cban«td lo
allow fr<sbmen l!lected by Ibo hoandary
realignmalt lo remain at the school a~
tended by an older brother or alalor. ,
!lyllngtr Ibid board mtmben he d1d
not know lio'f many of the lmbmen
would dloee IO n:main at tbe mon
(See CllOWDED, hp t)
Seal Beach Sets Election
• On $1 Million Park Bond
SofM Seal Beach voters wW be asked
to appn>•e a St million bond Woe May 15
~ ~a park in the College Park East
realdential development.
The Clly C<luncil aet the election and 11
mlliloll figure Mooday despite protesta
from several residents, I n c I u d I n g
spokesmen for the College P a r k
Homeowners Association. •
.Attorney James Sdlmilt, ~ for
lhe College Pati< Association, the
cooncil to aet the ftaure 11 Sll00,000 In-
stead ot $1 milllaa.
Sdunltt aald ...,. the lower n.ure
Would be dilficuJI lo -trllll I lwo-
tblrdl margiil, and the '' ll!illloll would
be lmpoaalble.
Only one councilman, Thomas Barnes,
oppooed the park bond eleclion. saying be
did not .W lo &iV< the Bisio' Land Co. a rreo rido.
COUncUman tbomas McKbew, who
n:pr-.IJ CoUeae Park, asked [or a
lower llgure, but finally -bl& vote !or
the 11 million price tag.
The -money will buy 7.1; ..... from the Biiby Land Co. for the pm. A
special ......,..,.., -will be
etUlblllbed ii College Pati< Eut and
only thqle mldmlS will..,.. oa the boad.
The bond ....... ""'.will oosl them
about Ill II'!!' .YOll' for tacb bomt.
(;onsnlner Revolt Urged
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Orange Countians Aske d to Join: Food Bo yeoit·
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OAILV PILOT "
Crime Attaeh
'Beath 5kntence
'·· ~Urged by Nixon
" • WASlllNtTON !AP) -Presid<at l'ftl· 4¥1' ur'lllil ~ todq to speedily
rU!or€ tlie deal!> penalty !or .,,,...,,, s\i!io~ aod espionage and tor Jdd.
In,; and blJaddog r.s.JHn Iii dellh. 1-,,.iso. ~ t!ia1 atilf ~ p.a.iu.. lie',b !or bofoin ~ thol tllt iJ>.
saii!ty delmae be sbaiply mtrict"'-
ln a message I() Coogrest -tht Anh
In his series of State ol the Union
reports, N-LalUd ""Jib. dedariog "the only W11 to attd . crime in
America is tbe way crime attacb our
1"l9Ple -without pilJ.'.
lie d bis; p~ death penal~
sta ,.. ·~ wri-...
J • I :o ,.. ..
Bernardino
1'oliceH~
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8~hMcn:i
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Nixo11 w Permit
Counsel w Give
J?ata iii Writing
WASllIN<;TON (UPI} -Pnsideot
Nixon agreed today to let bis counsel,
J~ ~w-Dean rn, provide certain in-
lopiation in wrillng to the Saiate
Judiciary Committee reganling ~.
Petrick Gray's nomination to be
pennBnent FBI director. (Earlier story,
Page 4)
But Nixon persb:ted in bis refuul to
pennit Dean~ to appear in person at the
confirmation hearings.
The committee was advlsed of tbe
Pl"csident "s position in a letter to the
commin.ee bv Dean. wbo said "aU
·necessary arid relevant infonna00n··
about Gray would be provided mi tbal
he would respond to the committee's
qu estions in writing.
Democrats on the ~ said Gray
would have a bard time winning o:n-
firmation unless Dean Were allowed to
appear before them lo qwer various
questions. particularly tboie involving
the Watergate bugging incldenl
OIANSI COAl1' ..
DAILY PllOT
ovt1come a U.S. SUpreme Court cled!loo
last J-ndio( capital )JQlllshm«lt ...
CGOStilUlmal
--..... Geo. JfmrJ ~ said at tbe ft&e House lb! Administraliaa
-H "can lind the support of m&)l>t m" of a.. .... i ... 1c .. a1 the
5"pr<me Court .. the -tutiooality ol
the propooed death pmally mtute.
He elaboraled cm N"wm's message by
uymg that the death peoaltJ would oot
apply to ..,_ ·-11, and tbll tt oould DOI be iHl90'<d In tlclnaping and bl·
Jadiac -""""' .. death mulled. -aid, ii U)>lainiDg lhe Jitter piu.-tskn,~U.1. ldlldj.lddog e11e1 ~ .. we
-• .,....,.. lo IO!lt .. bJ.
jacRt dilwn if be -.. aircnlt in lllgbl l>Ut DOI llilled aoycme. 1be .....
ratlolllle, be aid, applies to kldnaplng ...... ·~· ... ~.l;C1U::C::th= 1r1ll llrW••+tltlltklDIJ ••only .in!ofat u It is
applied arloitrarily and capridously.
") befine tbe best Wlf to IC-
-tbe ,,_..-al tbe ...rt
ls lo --the 1.-iatic bnposillon
al t11e -pmal&y where ii II "81-nmled. •. be llid.
"l do DOI coal<Dd that the death penally II a p1111a1.., that will mn!
~·-said. But he added tllat capital pmlsjpnnrt .. an be a taluable deten'ent" because
tbe pniopedive --mow .. that u • -....u. from their m..., they tDo ...,, dit.''
Ills ~ -Ibis procedure:
After cmYidim on a capita] off#!Dse, a
-.. -be beld to dttamme If thin -. •auratatiJ>c ,_.-°'
miu,atlt>c faclati'•
u. Jm7 -there ..., mitigating ""'
---.. "the youll1 of the -dant" or the ddmdanl'1 mmtal eapadty
-"the death """""'II pniblbiled .• .'.
But U the jury -there a r • q ·
gJJntiag '""""" _: incl'l'fiug "the ......
tion <II a gr;a .. risl: of danger to the ...
tmol oei:urUy or to the fife of aaolber
-"'tbeU!ing of -_ .. duriog mnm•am of ..., o1 the li>t o1
crimes -.. ~u.. ol the death
pmaUy by lbe jqe w-he nwr
datory" if ... miligallng !actors exist.
Wat.er Produced
At Edison Plant
May Be Re-used
Wano ntw produced by the enoling
1J11em II the F.dilon power plant might ..,. ~G!by the city fl( Unman . bill --Edison of · id the ftrm w ter
they produced in R<dondo Beach is used
to fill a man-made warm water lagoon
there.
Suell I Jl"'POSO] migbl be possible here,
says Paul R.icba.rdsoo. district manager
for Edisan.
Vine. Moorhouse. directoc of harbors
and beaches for Huntington Beach. says
the cily would probably oot be interested
in em1ting a lagoon because of the cost
of building it.
"We are consklering the possibility or
buildin,g a 50-meter salt water swimming
pool," says Moorbowe. ••The pool coold
be heated with the Edison water. Heating
is nonnally an expensive process."
Moorhouse also said that holeb, or a
COOftlltion ttnler wbich could be built
near the F.disoo plant. might aim taP'the
wann water source for pools aod spas..
.. The potmtial of such uses is being
considered ... he said.
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EDISON ...
said today.
•·Any fulUTe impact will need further
study," Moorhouse added.
Richardson said if Edison's permit ap-
plications are apProved. as expected. the
first o( six combined cycle units could be
in operation in Hunt.ingtoo Beach by
August of 1975, wilh lhe full six units pro-
ducing l,tlli megantts of power by 1973.
He reaffirmed Edison's pasitioo that
Orange County ltill faces the possibility
or rolling blackouts either in tm or 1976.
•·Our resetVe margin will be in-
.sufficient to guarantee absolute service
to all of our custodle:l'5 at that time,"
Richardson explained.
He admitted the cbaoce fot roRing
bladouta -i!ow« shot off io oelecled
areas -it based on an extreme coo-
ditioo of a higb p:nrer demand at a time
wbea tDlll'e tbla ane major plant is iJl..
operative.
ldilioa'1 combined cycle additions tc
lbO ' lfuntingfoo Beach plan1 will cost
more than $300 millioo to build.
fticbar'dlon said the ..,. plant would pro-
dtJOt 7l P""""t less emlssrona than a
CUl\'eOliooal plant popooed and bloded
in U6IL
Rlcbanboo .. id tbe new plom would
produco more emlssloilo thao the aisling
plant becaUJe ft Is cooslderably !Mger.
The pro,.,...! addition will jiroduce l.tlB
megawatts of power compared to the
curreot plant's potmtlal of 9 9 I
megawatts.
The combined eyde unit~ will oot
• ~ the a•ivtotlllftal plan~ but wlli
i,o,.....i to 81fJPl<ment the ..,...r ....is of
the COUlltf, ht uld.
•
ll<fore ~ .. htld Oil Edboo's
lmpoct 10pOl't. F.dlaon officials w!O lry to
-wilb the piblit to ~lalll their _.,0an.
·R'tFUTES CHARGES
rollce Chief Robitaille
.. ' • DAILY PIL.oT J~Pltlff
. 'UNJUSTLY ACCUSEO"
Fire Chief Plccor41 ~ . ..s.. ~
ottldalS~-
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Era 1n ..
SAIGON (UPI) -The U.S. Arnly 'wtll
olflc!iffr m1 111 rlS!e 111 "10\liam i:ii-
day, winding up almoll el&bl, Jetlll ol • COIPJ\1IJld that 00ct eontrOll.ed lboi 1saodi
of Gia throujhoul the COllDll'J'.
Tho s~own will leava t.b • 1,800
AmUlc80 lrocipa llilt-in '\'lelnani .-..
the Military Asalslail<e command in \/kl'
oam (MACV).
Th• United States also s<nt bome 300
more soldlers--&oday, ending a ~
freeu on wllbdraWll& dill l!#lelt bi!
fore the CommUn1stl announced 'the r6
lease ol the current group of American
jlriomen. (St.o!t, Pqe f .) '
A U.S. l]!Ot-.,. ellllf about ?00 me
Gfs would be sent bome Friday aller the
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Vietnam
Vlei °'"' -~ Ame:rQn; rows. 'Ille-ll«tli v ..-uts Amerlcans'ln 11ano1 ..., ..
Tbespoluosman oa1il U. ~·!oldlen would DOI be ~!'home the
Com.,.,ilto-.ifo ~ -,;date "°"~., ....... of llia-'illt1•'.Azoerl. can prllooen. •
The Unltod states today 'banded out
bills !or,....,.. rendered doring the lim ·
month of tbe Vietnlim peace. The North
Vietn••._..• were cbarpd tm,000; South
Vietn&lll wa billed $171.000 and the Viel.
Coog and the Unltocl SlateJ ..... both ·
tabbed fll,000. 1be billa ci>ver services
sueh as lbe ... of helleopt .. aod all>
planes, can and trucb, bCu:iring and
meals.
From Page J . . Planning Staff
To Show Maps
For High Rise .
The North Vletmmese biD la blgber be:-
canlle they 1-.1 Cl30s ellenslwly ,,..
daily Bhullle llfghta to Hanoi in lbe early
daYll o1 the c..se.lire.
HIRING BIAS DENIED. • •
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lh other developments :
--Oivemment troops in oeighboring
Cambodia, aided by Americao jet ficbf,.
ers, """'1)lured the CJl!lpoOt or Kbleang
Moeuog, II miles IOOlb of Phnom Peiil
testing procedures.
11Je fire chief noted that h i s
department•• hiring poUCy bas com-
pletely ebminated all oral and written
l<ollng.
"'the only qu8lifications are •that the
m111 be over 18. that he be pbya\CallJ Iii,
thit he ~s physieaJ agility and,~ desire
to 1'Ql'k'. aa a fireman," Piccard: said. ~ ~ oo~ lbat the~ of rnilllrili<ol .... the> ~ light\t!ll 10rCl;
sliglltly =<eds the perceiJlage of
-lbal livepn the city .. ' l!Altiltallle not.ed that his depfrtmeot's,
hllint practices are auditeil' bY lbe
FEPC, the rederal department of Hous--
ing and Urban Development, the
California ~ion on .Peace Officer
Standatds and Training and the federal
Law Enforcement Als s is tan c e
Administration.
He said the city's personnel depart-
ment administers the department's e.n-
t.raoce test, which, be noted, is provided
by the state Cooperative Persoruiel
Services. .
The otaJ , portion of the tist ii ad-
ministered by police personnel, he said,
"but it's aimed at finding out the man's
reaction tmder stress.
"We want ~ wtl>'U stf:Y ... cool,
who doeso'I get rptlled or·fali\Bpatt and
who can communicate," Robitaille ex-
plained iD denying that the testing
discriminates against minorities.
Both chiefs said the lint they heard of
the oomplainl was in . their morning
Frot11P.,.el
CROWDED .•. .
crowded school with their older siblini:,
bul estlmatecl'tho, number •ta ~~ 1rom'1he ·~die . 1 ding
Fountain Valley mayor Al Rot , op-
posed the idea. saying it would defeat the
~ of the boundary cilange.
Trustees voted unanimously 10 excfude
the possibility of the younger sibling
following an older brother or lister, but
they did retain the part of the sibling
policy that allows the older sibling to
rollow the freshman to a less crowded
campus.
1be two-hour discussion of the boun·
dary chanees frequenUy involved the
district's long term problems with
crowding in the five high schools.
Last month district voters defeated a
$Z7 million bond issue which would have
provKled funds for two additional bigb
schools.
Trustee Ralph Bauer Tuesday listed a
series of possibilities that individual
schools could consider -double sessions,
extended day, rtlght school, Saturday
classes, use of portables -and sug--
gested that 1he district get a legal opin·
ion on the possibility of holding a lax
override election to provide funds for a
new school.
The adv~e of the override as op-
posed to boodS would be Iba! a simple
majority instead of a two-thirds majority
is required for passage, Bauer 8aid,.
The funds gained Ibis l'•Y mlgh! then
be used to build a sch:!ol on a tease--
purchase basis. -elln>Jnating lbe need
for the large capilal outlay that In the
past bas only been luoded br bond sales,
he said. ..
He also suggested ~ the board tend
letters to the four Cities within the
district suggesting tbat fbey study the
possibility al pitting a Umit on building
permits in an effort to slow the popultJ·
lion growth.
Such a ')llan Is alnatly being studied by
the clly of HlDlthtgloo Heacb. D!<slnger
noted that In the two California cities
that have tried It -Petaluma and S.n
Diego -the action was the subject of
litigation.
Ray Watson, a parent from tbt
Westminster High School area tllfered a
suggestion: "You can cbanae your
boundaries every day of the weei and it's
not going to do any good." be said.
"Institute double .....ions. trlpl •
aesslool. wtiatevei·. Mau your cutbacks
unm you make the people come to you
and beg for hew scbooll."
,.,.._Pagel
BURT-.•.
larJle lllDIP on her heod. She wu in blid
slmpe."
Reynolds taicl he lbeo invited Ille •e-
tms to bis room, when! lbe told blm
that Wbllln& beat her up alttt • re!ut·
ed to 1ell him when! lthe bad be<ll.
"He •tarted beating her llld lbrowbia
htr ....... the l'OCID, n Reyoolds 111a
Miss Ml!.. told him.
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newspaper which detailed tho ru~ of
the complaint by at~ys for tbt'Jia-
tional AssociaUoo for tb8rKdvanceiheef of
Colored People (NAACPJ), the Leli!U(<>I
United Latin Amerie8n Citizens, the
American GI Forum and the Meslcan-
American Political AssociaUOo.
Leonard Carter, western region direc-
tor for the NAACP, ponlf.#1~ in the com-
plaint that a whl~ .. ppijcM,t:is chances of
getting a fire de~t;Job in the 28
cities are "19 times :~ter than an
equally qualified minority ,applicant, and
the chances for him belnit:t.elected aa a
police officer are nine time&Jletter."
He further charged that only seven
percent of the state's 41,732 police and
firemen are black or Mexican-American,
but that 'l:l percent of Ul08e living in the
28 cities named in tbe suit are members
of these minority groups.
He.said an onler by the FEPC granting
poptll8tlon parity lo the minorites would
provide some 8,000 jobs for blacks and
Chicanos in the 28 cHies.
' ' Huge Snowstorm
Silences Talks
At Wounded Knee
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. (AP)-A ma-
jor winter storm blt southwestern
South Dak~ todily, stalling nego~ons
between Indians lio!diog Wouoded l\ne<
and federal authorities.
A government spo~n said ~a
tional Council of Qiurches observers will
be permitted to +tate1 f*>d,J1fueJ ·Andi
medical supplies to the militant Tudlar:i!)
who have hdd the village 15 days.
Roads in the Pine Ridge Reserva!lon
area were almost impassable as a blind-
ing snowsklnn 9truck the area. Four to
five inches of snow are reported on the
ground, but high winds were causing
deep drilling.
"The continuation of negotiations with
the lndiaM in Wounded Knee hinges on
the weather," said Jack Hushen, a gov-
ernment spokesman.
Jack Murphy. an Interior Department
spokesman, said no time has been set for
another meeting between government
and Indian negotiators. However, he said
"one will be held."
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The eity planning staff bas been asked
to develop maps showing just where in
Huntington Beach high rise construction
might be allowed.
Planning commissioners decided Tues-
day night they W(luld lite to consider
Possible hlgh rise locations while they
deveJop the high rise ordinance.
The staff was told to return with site
suggestions March r1.
Dave Eady, the staff planner assigned
to the task, said today he has no specific
sites selected yet but some obvious loca-
tions might Include north of Huntington
Center, around· Mercury Savings, near
Huntington Intercommunity Hospital and
certainly in the Town Lot portion of the
city.
Commlssione.rs studJed the s 1 x l h
revision of the higb rise proposal Tues-
day nlght. In addition to asking for
potential hlgh rise sites, they asked for
further research on a eoaple of minor
points in the ordinan.e.
One request lnvoM:s funher study on
the amount of lot ecrvl!rage wDicb might
be allowed a high rise building in an in-
dustrial zone.
As now proposed, an industrial Mgh
rise could tover ap to 25 pereent of, the
lot.
Commissioners also want the staff to
study the p9ssihle dlBtinctions btlwt!en
multHtory uses on · Pacific Coast
Highway, ver'sus inland property iD the
Town Lot sector.
Eady said information on both requests
would he preoenlA!d Marclt 27. He aim
sald mape would heq>ropare<kabowlng
potential high rise sites in Hillllin&ton
Beach. '
Seal ~eac~ Lihrary
Contract Approved ..
A $130,055 contract was approved Tues-
day by the Orange County Board of
Supervisors to build a new county library
in Seal Beach Lei.sure W.Orld.
The successful bidder~ was the H. W.
Sant Co. There were nine bids ranging
from lhe Sant's low W $1$$,000.
The library will contain 4,200 square
feet. It has been long delayed over bids
received which were considered too high.
TRACK
SHOES
.., lfi&hwll1 :I. '
-U.S. ~.mis-th Bunker
and two Amedcan ild' offidala lDel for
75 mlnutes with.President Nguyen Van
Thieu, apparenUy to discuss postwll' belp
for ~th Vietnam.
The. South Vletna'"""' turned over 600
more C.Ommuoist prisooers at QUang Tri·
City and were scbedufed to return an-
<rther 600 before dark.
The release marked the beginning of
the third phase of the Sculb Vi_,,,_
Communist pmcoer exchange. Befoce
Mar<h !.II, lbeSouth Vi•-are sup-
posed to reeelve almool 4,000 ~
and relum afmosl 21,000 soldiers.
-The number of ...... nre vfolatkm
passed the 7,000 mart. • .
The South \1lebWbe3t! ._.....,,. 5'1d
13,662 Commuolats and 2,904 Sooth Viet-
namese, Including 7.111 eivillana. ha~e died
since I.be cease-fire went into e.ffect on
Jan. 28.
Beach Planners . .
Urge Emergency .
City Sign Code
An emergency ligp code. wbicb ddines
identity 'slpll, .... poopooed -y ~ by ttie llUntlDgtll> Bead! '"""'""' CtJmmlssioD.
Commisslmers want the interim code
pa...,;i<llly the city eoancil .. ..
~·meamrwut191 they" city wm
have suffieill!l pew• ,Ao,,-&Ila
deslp . and .1ocaum of. sips -lor
identity-•
The "'""11 dty li8J) Jaw refen to
identity signs and offen rellrictims an
their placement, but nowhere in tbe code
does n tell what an identity sfcl1 is.
A8 poopooed by the ·-miosim, Ille
defin!Um reads: Any> sign !l9ed !or -
tificatioo with the name of~ symboj *
nature of a business. induatry. sboppinf·
center, industrial park. ......,.tial;
trailer parlt, school or institution.
The emergency ,,,....,. ~ be Ji!
effect wrtil the city sign cOde is com-
pletely revised. 1be commis.<:ijql is CUP-.
reotly working Oii the ligp oode -. · •
The -ency definition will probobly
go befole the' eouneil Monday n!PL ·
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p Cut ending Prop0s3ls]
CritkMll Cue
DEAR PAT: My wife and I liv.d 18
months in ltaly and ~ Social Security
checks arrived regularly each m<mth.
Before returning to tbe United Stales, we
botll-iiieted a change or l4dress fonn
ell Dec. 21 at the American Consul office
in Rome. When OW' January cbecb did
not ~ve, we e:m.Lacted tht•santa Ana
Sodal se..rilf om.. and they senl
-cballge al -10 the Ballimore.~i:'.~ -but llO
cbllob for ,IJs; We lll!i>I .bock 10 Sola
Aria • agidnl"e•mlllallj · being· lold our
cbecks ..... Oil "foreign ......, .. and tt
lakq~ ta cbalJge II> ... _ ""
count,• we l'\'O'I know wbat 10 do nm,
but IOei there Is ........ Joo: Im,. .loog •
delay; •
...... S.G., ...._
A •'tii&ietf eaa" '*tJpe wa"'lllllt .. Ba--'tbf die Soda! S«attly
.-Ill Su111 Alla. ·A ttjly ls ftClllind
Plan for Two J.,:. • ' ••
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New Nuclear . . .
Units Backed
BJ JOUN V ALTERZA . r ~Olll't .. II .. Stet{ 4 •
A battery o'f top.-level electrical utility
executives Tu~y st.ouUy defended th~
prtlpOSa]s ~ ~ two new nuclear tea(_'.
tors at San Onofre, as the second phase
of federal hearings into the licensing of
the projects got uoder way in Sa'n
Clemente.
Led by Edison Company Senior Vice
President William Gould, the· spoke.amen
for the utilities insisted that San Onofre
was the best possible site for the billion·
dollar reactor! and lha~ no other
alternatives to siting or energy sow-ees
were feasible.
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' •• MR. DIM1$.A·llN6
Horace J. Blanco
A joint study al the Trallooo O'eel:
welersbed In -iunction with the Ono&•
Coullly Flood Coain>I lliltrict ""'"" $50,000 WU I amiaJty.
Coastal im>~ optln>Y<d inclwled a
g,....t ·or SDt;tlO 10 Hllntipgu>n Beach to
malciJ dty funds to ~vdap C.Otral
Parlt; $200.\JOQ,,{or Ne!PQi'I Beacil's Cliff
Drive View Pirk 10 be matched by the
clJ1; IS0,000 l.r clovtloprna>t of the i...
Alainltoo Rell~Ba.cln by Seal Beach.
Also --..... -~.llOO 10 purdloae a 10-acre park site in Roeemoor, an untn-
corponled eommunitj without paa:b;
Seal Beach got a"'ther lilO,llllO lor I )'Ort
site. '°
About Iii million in county prvjec:U
~·e~ appruvtd wbicb could readt lo a 15-
cenl reducUon in the county tax r•te.
They lochlde design of a DtW county e,I'
mlnitlraU .. building, s=.ooo: Constnll>
tiun or a Vocen: Registration watthouse.
11.850.000: a LOs Coyoi.s .. giooal park
s.itc. $500.01.ML
Knocked OU! of lhe ptopel1)' tax reduc-
Lioo list in addition to Harbor eout\s were
a Manchester parldng COl:nplex. ror I.he
medicaJ center. $fi:.t5.000 and a south
Orange CX>unty animal sheller. $400.000.
High cost proje<U appnwed include
$500.000 for $SSO.OOO in equipment and an-
$12 Million .
nual costs of .$1$,000 for the paramedic
program 10< •tepped up medjcal aid:
$100,000 tor Ille llffln,natlve act.loo train·
!Qi program fOr 1nWty emplomient
.dlt.000 to contir.ut. &bl Consumer Affa1 1"'$
Program aud $500.000 •r 11 cmlingency
fund ror sociul wrvices not ye1
deslgn•led.
Jn the final allocations , ft million was
se.t asldt ror city park assistan~. upped
from a rtt0rnmended $500,000; !500,000
for a Santa Ana River envirorurtentAJ
plan : 8.00\htr $!;00,000 ror Lake Plaeentta
Part; $475,cn> for the Santiago Creek
greenbe1t and $360,000 for two pork sltu-
10 Westminster
Harbor Panel OK.
Given to Budget ~
.
Orange County Harbors Beaches and 11e said thc•bqard;bas approved s~
Parks commissioners Tuesday endorsed ing federal revenue sharing r u n d s M" 1
with Little debate an $1 LS million Harbor several of the park sites on the top
District budget for the ne.xt !I.seal year. priority list.
About the only tbings the com-The board committed $51X),IX» . iJ).
missioners found fault with during the federal money to buyln~ the $2.3 mllliol)·
tame, three-hour budget review were re-l.os Coyotes park site 1f1: North Orange;..
quests for two $300 electronic ovens and C~nty and an. undeter~n~ amo~nt to..
a requested $19.000 boost in funding for r<.~ons.truct Irvine and 0 Neal Parks. . 1 employe unifonns. f:'~r~s where some or the ~geted ac-. 1 .. . . . qu1s1tion money may be spent include the . Actually, lJ?e enure ~get lS a ma~~ S,SOQ-.acre Starr Ranch above San Juan, I le~ of what. f~th we put mto our ~(, Capistrano, the large Fairview park sitei
said Co~LSS1oner FrMk 1i;1amo of San-in Costa Mesa that has already been ac:-,
ta Ana: We really ~ t have any quired with a <19wo payment and an ex" I altema~1ve .but. to accept it as they are pansion of Laguna Niguel Park. · •.. 1 requ~g 11 smce they know what they The remainder or the money to be,:
need. spent on parks -about. $4..l 1nillion -1
More than hall of the requested budget will be used to improve or develop u· ... '
-about $5.7 million -will be spent on i~1:ing park sites, 8ampson said .
-11 doYI. .. 'be -""' """" ..... ia~.--·--.. --.. anlWlg-y.
In an appearance laced with sotne
sarcasm (during cross-examination by
lawyers for the reactor foes) Gould in-
sisted. lbat the proposed projects 'W'Ould
be safe, because the future of his flnn
depended on that safety. Carstensen Pronaote'd part a<quisition and development, .aid Theae Include: .
Harbor District Director K e n n e t h -Mlle Sq1,1aret Rqlonal Park in Foun11·,
Sampson. tain Valley will 1et $1 million ror ther•
DEAR PAT: While slatiooed in Thule,
GnJmland, I seol an insured 01ris1mas
gift to my wife in 1971. When it didn't ar·
me ia ,N<Wtm. ·l!l;;-J filed a drum al the
TllJle Post Office in April, 1971. The
PllW' w... ""'1!Pleted and senl lo APO
Oild3 ill ft~~ "York. I I~ papei> senl
by APO and was notified by the Poot Of.
flee in Thule that my daim would be
paid. I l<ft 'Greerlland )ll October, 1971
and returned to Newton, where the
eo.stmaster informed me nothing more
could be clone. We moYed II> California,
leav!Dg;ll ~-·I just ean't
believe a postal insurabce claim can be
jgnonod this way. .
"W}ien we first sat down years ago to
determine if the utility was ready to
enter tbe nuclear field, that issue came
up," be said.-· Horace J. Blarico Retires ''By holding down as much as possible third phase o( U.1 Clevelopment. ,
on the operations budget and required -University Earll in Irvine will get $J..r:
· development at existing parts, we are miJJioo for the aecQpd phase of deveJo~f'
left with about $1.6 million to buy new ment. 1.,: . .
sitea," Samponn said. -the Slarr Randt aile, It •PP.roved lqi-,, Gould said that safety of the units as
well as the profit motive were closely
related.
"If the new San Onofre unilS wer.e
unavailable for a week because of safety·
related probleml," be exWUned. ..it
As .Classified Manager He told the comrnissioo be would purcba,. by the bqard, would pt '100,0liO '
forward "a shopping list" of possjble for plamiina " .· , , .-,'.
park siles along with the money request Other porks .... wUl get des
and lei the Orange County Board of funds Include Cral>'. !JU:k In erfl>l!., '. !
LY,, l'Alta-.,
Yll' were milillfonlled Ill lllimil, hi
11<9,ls •11ie way lli~ -M. __ .,, .. _,A_
.... P..t Olli«, Cosio .._. ls -
-.. ,.. to ..,.... die ........... "" ...... ,_ '"" ··-....,._ -y--i"'9rmolloe wlll ..
-to 'l'llale, -.... re-......... --. n.le wlll bow wMdl ,.al ..... cmltr l'Qellteil ,....
dlim ... cu. ltitdl • folknr4p -tlda P.!-y-dalm wlll be ldlled, but
Ii may -..... time.
would cost •from $2.5 million to $4 million After more than 18 years on the staff,
to provide equivalent energy to make up Horace J. Blanco is retiring as classified
ror the.loss." be said. manager of t~ DAILY 'Pll.QI' because
Gould's comments opened the local of ill bealtb;.i • ,
phaS& of the liearings beiug conducted by Bl~ ~as
1
ci\f:/;t by Publif;per Robert
I.be U.S. Atom¥;: ,Enet"gyl iCommisaiool11 N. Weed 1 as a "strong and innovative
Atomic Safety and Licensing Board. · forct!" · in helping build the DAILY
'n.e afternoon oonvening or the PIUYI'.
seBona at lhe San.'CJeme&te•Community l'Blanco1s Contribution to the growlb of
C'lobhouse dr• 'Only 1 nattering of tbtJJ newpper hu1 been I r e a t , ' '
loeat te!ldents. ... ,11> 1· 11· 1 1 '• "' fblbiisbtrtW.eeO ,sakL-'It-has camed him
Prominent among them was Mrs.:. L'}'l' t~ high 1r,p,r~ ~ bis clal&ified ad-
Harris Ricks, wbo for years has waged a vert~sing coUe8gµes in the West as well
battle to have the new react9rs built in-as all ol us here at the DAILY PILCYJ'." laod,anr.~pti\Jl\(l · ;• • BlincO was credited v:ith inventing the
Other than AEC and utility staff in the newspaper's unique> Dime.A-Line ad-
audieoce, the number cl oolookers was vertisements shortJy after beooming
less than a lialt-d01eri. ' c~UJed maqager in January, 1955.
But the appearance of witnesses before when A.be publicat.ion , was the weekly
the 'board Tuesday was prompted~ by Globe-Herald.• At that time, t b e
public colice.rns aired several mOnlhs ago newapaper publiBhed five to ~ven ~1-
in San Diego when the licensing hearings umns of,. want ads weekly. Today. its
first began. classified linage aviµ-ages 70 to 75 pages O..'t .Be S•fi. FAison lawyers wer. blasted' by bear· -or nearly 700 columns -weekly.
· ing Officer MiChael Glaser at lhat time Carl Carslemeti, named assistant
DEAR PAT: Here's a really dumb ques-for asserted inadequate answers to public classified advertising mana{er by Blanco
tion, 1 know, but I'd. like lo. have an concerns • about rafiloktgical dangtfs, in 1984., bas been Promoted to fill Blan·
aDllftr. ls there any ftOOWSe if JOU go alternate sources ~ energy, the prob-co's position. Since 1969, Carstensen. bas
to an ezpensive restaurant aod order 1eini of. nuclear waste storage and other been manager or national and automotive
something that turns out to taste ter-traditional concerrai over nuclear power. advertising and ·wiJJ retain t h o s e rible ! 'Ibis happened ,to me at a Jcx:al •
ff3r.7~!~~·-·Riegt91
• ~t~~u,iittW~ll Vote · e , .. ~'Ilea ~ , :..,~ " •. ' ;;:,, .. ,.. ....,.,~ . . . . ; ,., O..'t Ille illtimlila.Rd...tt.. ........... ~ ~ ... . '* . , =-!r.o;:i;;s;: pat. Noia.a;:.:. .~.on::liritfut Exemntions
Dolly ~~... • -• .. ,. ~~ .-~ . ~= -~ .. ~ ... I -:-::--I ... ··~··~-...~ ~ ~ ~ ·i:ldlf°g c.,; . lly CANDACE 'PEARSON • -recommendations lollowln& bearings,
flltl'tle JI ..t u.e ~ ~~ k ~ • •. ot ~ °""! ~ 111• ~ ~ • ~ ~. _Tbe tea.I~ CflDmlssion's proced.u:es
sHdd ..._ ,.... ...; filr .. ~ r. VOiing ·nn the lirat exempllQn dailns icllimDiltiee ii now developing a reVISIOll
-to -, --lpe,oliber and hearings on building permil ·ap--ot tfie.,"'le to allow presentation <>f staff ~ rae-rant .,,..., ma1tre"4e, er ltead plicatians will highlight the san Clemente , reports !l"d recommendat10ns prior to
..-. Bzpmi ~ -l!lo!at pollkly, meeting of the •South Coast :!le!ll9not the beanngs.
Im ~.,_~IJ '1 *""""ii~ 1.oof1 Ccmservation CommisslOO.jMoiidGY.'. 1 Tweoty-five of the 26 exemption cases
img u., -..;· W 111t ~ .CO • Tht. eommission creited .. by ~ heard Monday will be voted on next
Wle • -•· passllgMI ProposiUoo 20 wm m.et4 t 7 w!<k. The remaining one-: a !JOO "luare
, ~ , pm in the San Clemente Community • foot addition tO a, comm~rcial ~g ,in
C•ke Clutts •,.ciubboqoe -~~~~ b!;~';°',!:isb'a~:~
DEAR PAT: My bobby is rue· Commillim f!lalrmon Robert Rooney permil ; ' •
de<orating. f am M yearw old,., l ha .. a fll Buollag~ aaid a map 01.;/11i'1 • •>, ifucutive Dlr.;.j,,J ~•vfu Ca~ter
find I if ·~-~-jl!i1tlll abould be readj or ,., ...,,,., ":"il ......... .:..
limited income. Cao )'DU OU ~< preJiili&o at•ilhe. San Clemente, _JIµ ~~-<~ •. ~~..="1. ~~~;·~~ an any cab deoin.mr" daillts or meeting. The t:1>J1lfruasion must adopt a ~, lVIJW.lK· ~-'~~ • .,... WOnna. ll'Dl,,
teachers in this a,..! I'd lite to be able permit 8,.. o!'jllriscllctlon by March 22. l'a<:ffic Coast .,,..bwa)I, the aornmlsslOn
to take .. me lenm, bUt the CQst 1'0Ufd Under 'iiie Qios!a1 ConM!rVlltlod ii.ct de""'1 • -. ·
bsn to bl'ft...,...... ~ • (Prop 20) the eommlssioli bl& furisdi<> or;tbe 15 vitlled rlgbti' •• ,.. to be
. ~ 1~ -ziir-= tion o~er bunmng within 1,000 yards of voted on Mcnday, seven are Orange m::" ~'Mo., .n... ..-...or mean high Ude line in Orange Los DxlnlY P!Ole•ts. They are:
..a.w • *" 1 6 Ill dllAet . (1 te t Angeles counties. -,; 51--unit condominium project calJ· ~, k..S:c.i-=mttJ'M'••• some developers are seeking e.x· ed ''Seavlew · VUlas" en CrOwn Valley
::;,, • 1or. Sq' J I . -•ptlon from ~ requireQlenta f'ru:kway In LalllJiia Nlgliel, filed by Jack
111 ..i, May If my lne --oJ. an.ugh vested-right llallill. ~ , .
f • w·....; a..r -~*'£:': -: TlleY must allow thal they did aubstan-..t.1A _:16-unl ""l!!fonllniµm project al ,_ "Al 'Y-_. liaf wort, lncllmd 1Ubstantial llablllly B2t ana '33 Lido ·l'arlil)i;fe, Newport
,. el ., ra 1o1,.. -· .. d acted ill good faith, relaying on I!OechC!iled ,6Y R. Daniel Olmstead Jr.
" abthorizatlon from other' agencies prior -A lriptU. at. 1~ s. Pacific Ave.; P." .DMueea..u to the~ taking effect. :>unaet U.acli, filed by M11. Oerry A. ConulibslCll(!'l illondoy were uncerlain Hall.
aboot the~ tbe word "aullOlantlal'• --A 1116-unil cluster ·development on
Altornet~el's ttpreomtatlve Jl!ff-Eait Blulf Drive near Jamboree Read ill
rey, fl'reedmiD aupeated I~ eoolider Newpoct 8 .. ch, filed by !DH Inc.
the t,,0 «pro~, the type ol walk iklle -A -eondominium project al ond the omouot Sped!. Supefior Avenue and Ptlci!lc Coaot
In P""'lou& court cases, Fnedm.811. Rigb~1 .. ii ll"'IP"l1 Beaeb, Wed bY
said $4 50Q spoDl Oii exca~ lllld mt' Pedlli'N.ll. Inc. m./:tlllft on 'Silila Bart.m projecl was -A aingl.:f1m11Y i:ooWen<e ~ 311 N.
found ll!bltsrillal, but '311,000 IJ*'l "" G•"'°"ll! San Cleiiirnlp, Oie<l b1 Robert .,.._lot a NtW Ycllk City projeet was B. KlltmriTay, •
Jound wl9ilbltanU1l, • -1'Jo restdenlial tracts tot ng 216
CommJaJonm blld lo llnld ~ '""'11-anils nelJ' Edlnl'f and .Santa
oemptlon c1a1n$ -lo nm M • Barbara ..__lit Hnnt1n110n 8'acb. San CienJca1e mttllns beCaaJe • 119.le 11 by llle Ihmtington l!ArbOUr Corpora-
UL, Oosta -commlss(oo p~ calling for slaff lion.
Supervison make the priorily list. Nixoo Lake. Y0rlii neclqnol p ' Loi .
the loQIJ range.cquaty'lnast.en l>lan fill' Coyotes, Carbo<i Cai\Y<ln and 51arb!l~j responsibilities.
Blanco and his wile, Delores, will con-
tinue 'to Uve ·at their Mme in Costa Mesa.
They h8ve two children. Seaton, a Hun-
tington Beas:h resident and teacher in the
Fountain \l"altef' scb&T ' BY!lem, and
Susan {Mrs. Albert).Wlnterstein of F~
tain Valley.
parks shows the county must sl:m' bUy Cem,etery . , 1 ~. l, '~· i '"·"
more tban $20 milUoo in land to meet the , •·• 1 1!i ~ 1 ,.,,
I* goal ~t hal bNl-.,, I.. ' I l, •1r0 1 &e'"tr0 , ' TO" }dt • 11111 ·'Thtrtu inillloo'~-n:;. fies" ·' 1' , "' so large a figure but there can be w91 lrf.u:I l'i · • ~
of g~ most of what ~.e want.~ i. , , '·.
Sampooo -To ·A:ro.UI. .IDSuliii.:. 11'l ____ ., ""'
~ 'il~atin·g Ma:ltk.et'.·~··
l London Dog Bones Vp on ~rocks ,
' ·~,' LONDON (AP) -William AMllyn lw found a way to mate mmey 111 ~
stock marltet without paying tues. But he's DOI talking. Willia)n ii a d!Jc. ,
I In loor tn-0nths, William built a easb balance al r.ero Into al><>"t '22.l!IO by
play)llg both the London stock market and Wall Street, his owoer, Bob Bee!'·
man, said Tuesday.
. Beckman, an inveatment C006Ultan~ said be reads a lisl ol slOCb lo 141.
I.\ English sheep dog. Wbeo William. wag> bis lail or licb his chops, ~
' buys fol' William's accounl They discus:s sales 1n similar codes. Beckman said.
ri
. So far the system bas befn foolproof. and tu.free. ll«kman cl$hns W~·
Ham won't have to pay capital gains tax on the stock market pro{its because
"he's not a legal person."
Despite his success, the nine-month-old dog gets no salary.
"He would have to pay inoome tu on it and ruin the whole tbltlg:• ~·
man explained. .
A spokesman.for the rnland Revenue. Brilain's Jax service, ""°f"d lo.....,
meot on Beclanan's claims. The 'spokesman said individual tax cdei ~ ~
discussed.
GEM TALK
TODAY
by
J. C. HUMPHRIES
SAPPHIRE AND
• ~
THE TEN COMMANllMENTS
Some people ask whether it is
true that the Ton Commandments
were inscribed on Sapphire. The
question arises because ancient
Assyrian and Egyptian legends
dating bock more thin 6,000 years
refer to "Sapphire lablels with
gold flecks."
The sapphire ls a member or the
corundum family of minerals, and,
according to the . accepted Mohs
scale. ranks second only lo the
diamond in hardness.
A Seiko
DX watch
gives you
the time,
the day
and
the date.
In English.
EnEspaiioL
By Losing Weighl,
A~ ' ol adult o~J,;
diabeUca can.tJve up lnaulln lrtjecliolls
and pill&, by "'81!ni lo 1everal ""l'U:. and smtlnl'thlli, says Dr. Joo. ii. Ev8n1,•
an internist.
E'¢>s, an 11810Ci~ clitjifAl 1¥1JI~•
ol 11!edicin• at the UC lrtine <dl1-ge ·o~
medicine, said ill an illlervlew Tueaday
that the treat!Mlll waa sbown to•be ,...,.
ca.ful, to SfVer8l -udlea. I I , ' ::Ditt is tbe,,fi!llll• most ,lm1>1rta1Jl,, Ihm~ m the con&ql-of dlabetea -~
llUlll)' ol tbe gen<rilly acctpted mtdJ<,..
Uons aDd treatnieot.11 are not always eJ.&ilo..' .
live ill cnoln>llillg'llle -0. lo _.
venting its ""'11plicallons." ·hi> ~ • n •7-
"In fact. many dlabeOca wtto ar._ovrer.~
.,.1g1it would nevd have bild the •Yllli>-•
loins If they bad been cartful aboul Jbv..• much they ate.'' ~ : 1
Evant sald that the fa.sting ii hfl 1ludy
wu carried out' under ~on In~ 1
tiillpital1 whn the potlenls loot •l!Olhlng .
by mouth eir:ept· water. • •
"
• {lelaUvely modern and s-Ophisti·
cated equipmt!Dt and the use of the
diamond, hardest substance of all,
•• a cutUng tool are required to i»sci'lhl' or cnt •apphirt. There is
no evidence In exlstenco that the
llll<ient AS!l)'l'lans and F.gyptians
~ad the necessary equipment or
tool$ to wotk on the exceedingly
hard sapphlnt material. and pal'
Ucularl)'\ to do so to the extent
1"blcb would have been requi.rl!d
(or the inscription or the Teri Com·
mandments.
J. L fiumphriej Je1vglerJ
I
fill NEWPORT ILVO:, COSTA MESA
COHV8'41lNf TE•MS-
17 Y(AIS Ill THE SAi<£ LOCATION
le11lAM•ric11nf -M•••• Ch•itt
,HOlo!E 5'11 ·1401
"
•
WfO!Mj(ll J, ·~ J.4,, 1971
ells
Roosevelt
Se ttl~·~
1IEW' YORK (lJPI) -l'l'lllklln and
-11-li UvM .. lmbaDcl and
wlfe jD -oqJy after the llnt 10 yean
ol 1i lho,lr Jllll!1:la&•, !heir JOO Ji:lliott '~ In ... .,-tide In '~,Lldif•' Dome Joun:W. li>.U!t.~ a CGIMfwalloo ol an up-~ ... about bll ·ponoll, &lliLCI
' veil blame4 hll. )nolber'1 ilJ>Onm«
, <lOl>l"'F"J.'tllm for Ille t.rinlnatlon .. \h< ~J.\iai side ,ol ~ marriage alter
tbt birth ol JCim JIOoaev'elt In Iii! .
• ~ had performed her duty in
ni~rriage 1 -five llvioj children were
testimony ~ that," ~vell y,•rote. "lil!e waAs,a no mor<, bul her bland ig·
~N;e}lbout bi>W 14 ward of! pregnancy
Jell llefl!O Fhoice "l'l'pt abstinence.
;~My··~ Anna wu a
Y<)lllli .li-plJjlW, ~olh!or ~ded to her
111;11 she~d entered lllljtrlag~ totally 1g· ~t J>f JOY metbOd or cootracepllon. "'W''i" 1ru!d stubborn pllde pre•ented
t~.8--" ,lde. •I mar•
rta;-e·' mded otter birth
olltl'st•on.' ' ~~ h~G rri# ~~( idvi~ ~rom a doctor· or
a ~i(,.~miet, !lie !ale First Lady r.>Md ·pi'dtll tll8t her )msband bad rOU11d
soJttce._e~bere. She _ discovered love
letten Crom her fonner social secretary,
l.JJcy Mercer, in his suitcase when she
was helping him unpack.
' Tiff ~ ta •
,, . .. •
-" C!LA BEND, lf'lz. (UPI) -Fil!n sl!ln' JtJ8iicE IJfl TUB Peace MullonS
s.r.a Mlk!I ...,. Burl RAlyool$ fiqd • ..... ~ c~ today ml t tl-•tr ~ m , •c!W • ~ Iii •!IDied lo ""' iiil lofr.i ·un.. v....t<inl of wbal happened the nl&bl her "a number of quesllool," hi<Jncll•~ """'°
lluSlneu maJtager died of • drug abqul the --...._.,,.. ol 1
overdoee Jn htt mOlol room. ' -plll · flOWe wtllab ~·WI" II>'
John l'nml<, a lawyer io. the dead v..Uplo<s he IObk from .Whiling'~ band,
man's mother, med a brief a!V1"' a , Ftat\l< bu tlemanded~t tq crou
•lightly amplllled ltOey, hiclll(fklg a lifJ eumine lbe movie starJ 4botil~ head Jn.
between Reynolds and Miu MDtl and a jury' Whiting IUlfered, aithOclth tb4' cwO'
post-mldn!IO>t !'Wion with a' Japm!ele ty ml!dlcal aamlner aald deeth waa
masseoae Jn !Uynoldll' motel room. . • cSlllOd by a dnig overdooe 'and llio Iliad
Miss MU.. ltld Reynoldll were lclJod.. lol!llY was not imolvod, !• ' •
uled to resume tesllmotJy al U ·lnqU.I oMcordlng lo"' b<i<I filed with W.,_
into the death of Da>lld WbllJn& U , by Frank. Alla Mllel, before Ibo .;,..
whose body was found Feb. 11. cldeol. had "formed the impressloo tbit
Gray's F~t~
In Doubt
-Democrats
WASHINGTON (AP) -Several
DemocratJ on the Senate Judiciary Com.-
mlltee say they doubt L. Patrick Gr~y
!Tl will be confirmed 'as FBI dlrecior
unless President Nixon allows his lawyer
to testify about the Watergate 1n-
vel!ltigation.
The committee voted 16 to 0 Tuesday
to invite White J1ouse counsel John W.
Dean Ill to testify, even though Nixon
has said he will not allow it.
"l think Jt is essential to the nomina-
"Mother would have preferred a
divorce," Roosevelt recalled. "That wa11
her fint thought. and her first move wall
to of!er it ... But Granny (Mrs. Sara
Delano Roosevelt) held ironclad Vie"!' tiop o! Gray for Vea! t~ ap~r.ar," ~
about noblesse oblige and broken bofuee. ¥"\ J. Ervll!j•.\° said>afl,or jbO•vP!<: 1 .
If divorce were the answer she would cut • • . . , • · ~
oU lather'• mooey aa F,OL•hment !or his stNATE DEMOCRATIC whip Robert
••• ,J 1 .. r. r ' ""· . oflellae." I" ,.~· . '• Byrd, ,who 1111' oPposed lbe =lion I ~~ ,
ROOSEVELT SAID .. ,,.ther •wllld • l~ Ibo beslnnlng, slid: "U . .does
not support two homes flnanclally and • noSf sN>w, Oit Sertllte oagbt riot act to
divorce wouJd have been political suicide confirm GJay.~Jt is vital to the integrity
in those days. So he gave up Miss or Ifie :Senalet ~ .tl!'11>te"ot .advise &l>d
Mercer and the sellior Mrs. Roosevelt consent, that it II'& fUD. detaill• befonrlt ' cts'' <\.,.. continued to lavish money on her son. a · ·. . 0!1 ~d thought , preferred Byrd wd that 1f Dean does not sh.ow,
tha ; · -wrote. 'J~ . ..,,_,. the-Sfnate .sboul<I Q0$.'4c:t !JD Ule .~a-
w ii pti:tntr tn·public 'iS!iil.clle f!IGln~/jlligauoo ol.thellug-
lile, """"-1 it &uirlalld.'"1 ·• ·Willi ~~c ~· last """" W ' !be'~ "An .JU.~ """pleftld. W' ' .' ' •
Untoli ' '.• ells of J1$ije · "llllf il\lUiiotio, lo tile l'Bf I~ go Without
All in s..e : Eamilg-.
Debbie J«!ynolds fisses son, Tod~ Karl,,.,,· daughter Carrie Fish~r
~?oks o,?. l1ac!'Ptag~1 following New York openin~ of musi~~ co~edy
Irene,· .• Came, Mlils Reynolds' daughter by mamage to Eddie Fisbet;.
also appears rn plaf •· ,
Germans Say Skeleton
' Pa .. ' hi u 'descrlbed' a leade"!iaald ~ .. , thllJll the •Presi·
bf ~ . (, . ~bl~ to 1de"t t ~et .~an fppear. ll not, he
me·· _.:nl,,l;~egeqd•ry.J>elngs, IJnn!iute ;'hoqld; · · l'.\I'~~ dliwn and send us Was Marti·n Bormann's to ~"iii° liulDID -Ion are nof the all<llJ>er JIOmlWlllQll. -' !a~ --li>Vedl pot llti ...ihor · ~ tt;$.' ' ' we · • •"1 ~ { ·'= f ·7!'~ { !,. M · _ 4PPROVEP a mo-
CLARK AIR BASE, P!>i11PP!nes (UPI <
-Mysterious s0ldler of fortiine Bobby
Joe Keesee was repatriated from North
Vletpam today bu! slipped off the rear ol
hit; ·Veedom plape lo a•old _ ll)e crowd ~!coming otbe<·J'OWs and told a Stale
Department o!liclal he didn't want lo
talk to newsmen.
State Department official J a m e s
Murphy, who escorted Ke&e l!ack to
Clark Air Base, said the civilian POW re-
mained a 0 mystery man."
"Nothing really is cleared up," Murphy
said, including just exactly bow Keesee,
a civilian, came to be ~ in
North Vietnam.
MURPHY SAID THE repalriation
flight with Tl otbtt happy re!aritees
wasn't the time and the place ··lo< deep
questioning but be did ask Xeesee·ltbout
reports he hijacked a atnale-qined
plane Jn Thailand and foreed two "l'hal
crewmen to fly him to North Vietnam
where they dropped him on a beach on
Sept. 18, 1!!70.
Tbe plane took off under fire and
returned to Thailand, carrying with it
Keesee's passport.
Murphy told newsmen, "I made
reference to it and got no respome."
The state Department official aald
Keesee, 39, a former resident of
Amarillo, Tex., waited inside the big Cl41
hospital plane al Clark while lbe military
returnees debarked amid cheers from a
big welcoming crowd and lben climbed
dlr~Uy out ol the rear of tile big plane
into an open-ended ~nee bus.
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' V., r + t. ~ I •J. tlcfOJby' • ~" (1'-Calif.), ~~' ~~~ ,,._ .. \loo =iog Dean to appear before the B (~rlt.1 -,lustice authorities German 1· .... 11ce au•..,_;ti..,. "d •--• {.{ ttfe t'IJt ·lllu tt.-.. I tin L~ ~ ~· -SS.I ._ "-WAS ms own desire," M;......... A w '?'$ Bf.er °( . ·t~04l"'1;l qolliW:Jio:'. ma.,. •• re a g !~:l:~~ ~~fu:'~ = ::!:,t::" they ruled the skeleton was said':° "I think be wants to get ~ 8 jJ, afergat,e ,
' , . ·i ~ bu nl!f be wants lo learn late .~t.Yl\ll!'istltalol'MarttnBormann, Borrnan~wtiS!Ufl\l!finileix'o...>..~l);i ors~ I pointed out to hl!\l thett s' e. nf,e) RC, i·ng"" "·nat.e··· ,,r. i ·p· .~ '-" r 't le 11n ttii 1 JtrV est i ~i~ t i o n AdolM!itlffr's missing deputy. when be left the chanO!Uety ~ 1al-fii ~ wouitfi 00 pre;i •queries and be ~'just f'J •1 di odono • . · / ' o~,»ie ggll)g of,l!be 'l>etnocralf' head· ·'• . ~ l/Qld up .. 11. • . "t~• • 1 qlf!i'Jt"11tt-\llii IV~te bWldltjg. They•1aid a denial bddge identified as Hitler k~hlmllOlf ~ Aprjl...,l1%1i. , · >Mlirphy, the State DepartmenVs degg.:,
' " ) / · Gray 'bu ~ llilt he'tun\ed over Borml!dn'a '\VB& foond by cooatruction Former"top NBZl• ~id alt. .• ty special 888islanl for prlso~ w., WASHINGTON (AP).'.-M'Arcll ,J3 bu !
N. , ~r· A u·o·1·11'n·g ·~pean.. who h~~d I White House in-s""'kelketorons Mwooasdauyncovn~e ~.wh8 e,.rne tthh·· wath: (there·1yghtsawyardBonrumnan .. !..~,I)'.m~l~n. jllf~, aaid ~~'s status 't,, t of a been set-as the date for sen.·~-el .•· y ':f. .Y vdtigatI.bn of u-.. bugging, interviews &l"t:U ~ • "'fl'<"""'" '1111,!.W "civilian re~ ht)me " Offlclalt said ~ .f i -N , and data ci)mpiled qy the FBI in its Lehrter railway freight yard near the a!ter ~e failed to brea~ through the Rus· in wasblngt~ they W~ of n0 ~ ~ven ~ found guilty on ~ ~·BEiDH, FJa, •(AP) :...·MJ,am1 '. Watergate probe. , ; wall. stan r~ around Berlm. criminal charges against ~ man charges ,tomming !nm burglary and at· Be:&~'• t.ffsuppfy was dcclanid tree • ,\fler the commllte• action, tile White "The bridge lits the dent& record ol But smce then uncoofirmed reports although his J>ll.11· ~udes llljacliJN! a tempted ' bugslng of Demoo'attc heado
of . -today and tWml&h of-Hwse relerted to past statements in Bormann's drawn up by his dentist after ~ve placed ~ in Russia, Latin Amer-plane'tp Guba in )202."and a Ove-year1all
{i , aMI-lbg Water need no lmger which Ni1on sakP he,· would plead ex· the war from memory,'' a spokesman !or tea and other widely separat~ ~~· sentence lmpos.;ti11~_,,181Jle ye¥. on 152 qu~of· lhe se-w·--v·~~ 1.:.. I
be ,., ec111lve privilege and blo<lt Dean's ap-the West Be..tin Institute !or Forensic .----:------..:.· ..;:..• ~·.::~_ Jedeilll ~uding ~ bad • •• ·~ ~-~ ~~ ~
ifliP1""'1.dlrector of the Dado petlil~. Medicine said. :· '· ,; 'D.(ILT• PILOT . •. , checb and ~ tbelt,,< 30 by a U.S. District Court j111Y. Tiier""'
eou e~Ul Department, aald -'--------'----"The police dental clinic bas ruled it is • ;... • , Albis trial, Kees<e ~~was on G. Gordon Liddy and James W. McCord
t ump!ea token 'l\iJsday abow· ~ Bormann'•," autbor!ties said. ':V~UVEl!.Y SE•YICE .. an asstgnn\en~l~i ' ~· Ptn tr a I _.._.""'
··ijjfali: 1 Sw .. "'6. 1 a .J ..... u.!_ of 1,,· 0,~ -,.. bte_ gence M, (Cl.&) ~wen AP a a re--"' or _ .....::~1--ed ' m· ' ' ~CKS The find ·-"'hened the ber er th I " ' f 'Ill • ' t Jr., both, of -htl"!! lii,.t _...,-1
o ~ .. March I that· tho ·, the 28-yee\'-old ·myste..Y of Bormann's ~ ... ., ' .. , "~ · <Jt~~ •a-~· u-· C~ity >fti8i'.. o Ml.>.. was conta.ntimted ·Whereabouts•h8d been fJdlved. ... '· iS guarantttd cnme spree as*;. ..,, ~ r ~ The other nvi p.eaded aullfY ~ I
, : ,·-cif1 ,~nlng cblorinaton "1'11.e bunt for Bormann is over," West .:<~;:,.,.; • .,, " nv "• ,.., "•~• .,o~ 'MEANWHILE,:~~ .. :L.~ i ~~ , the trial. 'Ibey are E. ~Huot Jr .• I
d •"·-'-"'.•--U boiled be( N,dllll,a:to ,, ..... , r;lll lnll YllilT Cl•f .. m !08 •-erl·C-pr!. ~·' • Of t::".,•I • _,. • an .....,..&lCIJ~ be · ore f. .... ,.,.,,., 111 rw. c.u1 • .,., 11111111 1t111111 fU" •u ""' ... _ ~ Conner White HGase ClQlllUUant,"and four 1 drl :j~ ·r.J,t '.t! :t1.l.• f"i their freedom today, with '~ sMlor Miami men with CIA bldgrOanda. •1--~blatlon units were llOOk· x Mov:ns Ban11ed ~~:.,~:,s';"';:i;:,, ~.-=.~."!: r:'!.l~ r8$king prisOfler in Nri Vietnam ' ed up'..19..,. ••• ,,~11UJ>l>!Y Friday tn 11 M:.-s~~·· •Ml • Clll'I wl .... .,....., ·;; d~aring the U.S. Pow· -~·perro~ Bernard L. Balter,~ R. lfaq'ttnez. an~·bc:irt ~ing agents ' rw~ ~ "'"' "'"' ""'11 ,. """ .• ~cenUy •. ~ they......,,ere first clnl Frank A. Shn1s and Virglllio R. I
int wa . 8"LaW aald.he would make -,r J • c n"' Ttltphonts , SQl'dltra.11 -.. Gonzalez.
r . . .l~lo <U~ o!UotalJ oo how -USt l.n ase · "[would like.lo \a,y I've been In betler Tlleodajl, Q.S. Dislricl Qlurt Jlldfl
to an;dt.ctmlllr watar problem in the M!5~.0~:1,.,~~~~1v ... ~r~s .. ::: 6<4MJ21 places but.J_ have never been with better John J. Sirica~· al,•tlt@
futW!J J. " ' · LEWISTON, N.Y, (AP) _ The mayor Nortriwes1 Nun1lt111lo~ BMdl ,)41•\JJf,~ ~e," l\Jl" Force Col. John P. F'lym, o...1;_1 l a1'1---~r-~ -1:.1~
S ~ill. F f:i··. · B ] of this Niagara County village has pnr ~=~ ~~:"'d!Oi~~n:~ · ': ,~ · ... ~~the senior rinking man held ln the \mu, se ~ -• •Tw-.~ · tue or e1ts ' Olll posed a law that would .prohibit X-rated SGUth ~llt\I, LllO\INI Niavel • 4tzA2 At ?fOl::tb, said as·be stepped off his freedom .d ruJe a!'! . . ... ... b1 Ltdrfi . I; : · '°i • ;' _ movi., lram llelltg stowtl\ln this COOi-,-'======:-:::::;;::::::::=:'.:'~.Jllgl!~~;t._.j,1,.,0 _,._ ________ M~cCorcL~~-,1!.~l:V,, • ..')!<•
KALISPELL. MOD."° .. (~) -.A 1 munity'.' ;. : ~ '-------,--.:,,..,.·:·;...._.,....,_..:i:.....,,.....,,..;:Il;:,.;..-------------~ ' 1"~ ~·I')• Ka1ispell man forfe ited f50 tiond Tuesday Mayor Jotin W. FermOlle said if such a Jr
when be failed 1o. appear in oourt on a .,1,.,, law were enacted in Lewiston it might
charge or obtainipg 1'IOllfY Under false IYO.. Wm be given 8 #Jr trfat enc!iftrage other communities lo take
pretenses. The cOmplalnt Wllfl siped by eimilar action.
a bar owner who~~ tbe man wrote a after which, you will _ A ban wpul<ltt'thave !11¥ immediate al-
fraudulent check~and signed 'it: "U: R. be sho'fl' .~ .-1-.t '. '~ r ~ Qn..1t}ijs ~ ~· Lewiston has
Stuck." . ',,... ~ 1_ . -,. L,--...... -----.,.-~~'~t.1.• no-mol'ie theqt~-· ~ u ~·1 .., ...... :, .. .,. ·-· .....• ~\ ~
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.~..-n. . '' A~ uktc1 him durtna anews....ienoce~yU
•Ile bad mealed ai>y -!boder quOIUonll>(.
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H\INYi~ l:lkto, Hu•tl.,i..n ·-~ ht4~ tff.7'771 .
HAR80R CENTER, Costa Mu• (7141 56-4-5011 ••
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cotton blend with thermal
foam acrylic backi.ng . Penn-
Prast for no Ironing. Machine
wash. tumble dry decorator
colors.
4ex54" , •. ,,, ••• o1.,., 8.17
72.x84" ••·••••• ••••• 18.73
96x84 .......................... 20.69
120x84 .......................... ,27.59
144x84 ........................... 34.46
We also carry a complete line ot
drapery and CU!18ln hardware lot
y&rw1ndowneecfS.
ol $112.0llO In lltte luncla set
aside !or the ·-lment •
"II the<OW"t '!!"'• to decide
lhal_ Uie project could go
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HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington BHch (714-) $92-7771.
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• DAILY PILOT EDITOBLU.. PAGE
Unnecessary Rebuff
Huntington Beach dl1 councilmen rather aharply
rebuffed the etfort tut week of Tbolllu Whaling, an
-mey wbo Is &tempting to patch together aeme 1ol·
ullQo to the problems of the downtown area.
Couacllmen explained they weren't opposed to Whal·
log him•elf, lRit Ibey would not allow him, ~ rl!eat ·at '
the cowiCti meetlllg. IJ1Jey wtrned Wb1llna and other ·
downtown lnw-ests that the dty will ol1er no more than
a cold ahoulcler to any premature cries for city help
In d09m~venatlon not IC<lOftlll"l'led by aeme
concrele from the property ownen.
ConJid<iing the past lost batUes ~n the dcy
&D4 downtowners ove< the Top of the Pier plan, and lhe
matter of. a pending lawsuit tJie city's J'elld,lon is under·
llNIMhle. Councilmen, bowever, Bhould. have been a bit more
cowteow to Whaling. He was not Involved in the pre-
vloul battles, snd appears to be making an honest effort
to unUy the area. And Whaling might well heed the councU warning
Ural nothing will happen downtown until the property
ownen1 themselves are united and willing to proceed with
a eommoo plan. He baa a lot of work ahead of him, and
the City might be a titUe more helpful than it was laat
week.
Safety for Cyclists
With more and ID(lr9 li.cydjsl.s roaming the roada
f!VtJry day, F.o1111tlln Valley's decUlon to adopt a IXcycle ·I
tnill IY-'will be weloomed by motoria!a and cyclists
a111<e.
Jn • unanimous vote, the city coundl llJls decided
upon lliano for 19.5 mUes of pain.led li.ke lanes on exist·
big cl!y -· In a city of only 9.5 square miles, this
layout 8bould be adequate. i
security that they were entlrely safe from motor
lnffic.
Thla valid concm> Is compounded by the fad that
to provide more than painted lanes COstl a good deal Of
money -money which the dty Isn't sure It cao atrord.
AlJ a resul~ the council lm'i rure whether to ~
ceed with painted Janes aa originally PIOl>Q8ed. °" to
hold back all work until further protection· cian Ii& paid
!Of'. .
In deciding tllil Issue, coundlmen shouldn't forget
that even partial protec:lloo ls better Ihm no ~on. ,
Later, U further Improvements are stUl aeatrea 'I.hey can •
always be added.
Keeping Lines Open
A study of educallonal gbals in the. l>eean View
SChool District Is encouraging In that it shOW11 a hip
level of agreement among parents and teachers on dis-
trict educational priorities. ·
It would have been unsettling if the study showed
that teacbe"" and perents do not agree on the kind of
education children ilhoold recelye. •
But that lin't ihe -· • The )'Iler-long study, cobducted t>y Cre.t View
School Principal Josepli A l)ialnond and Meadow View
School Prtncfpol I!eon D. llou.oe, showed high accor-
dance among the more than 900 teachers and parenta
surveyed. ' They agr.,..i that. le!> pr!optfes, should be given irl
the areas of learning skills, mOral and spiritual values,
self-image and self-realizalion. ,
Least Important on the grade school levels are fine
arts and vocational competency, the study found.
District trustees smd they \Vould like to poll teachers
and parents every three y..,.. or so.
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But there was concern on the council whether
simply painting bike lanes onto the street would pl'O'
vi.de adequate protection. It was felt by some council·
men that the lanes might give bikers a false sense of
It's a goOd idea. Sucb surveys """ help insure that
the district's educational philosophies are in accord with
students' parents. H •1 C.Atll UNOEl'.STf\MO ~llY NO O~E S~fMS l~TERESTED lti OUl\.Pl\OjLEMS.'
Are You Just
Educat,ed-
Or Erudite?
FNEYJ.~)
TodaY'1 Quls Is somatllllli a UtUe di!·
ferenl l.r the troopo, Each' quostlon con-
sists ol nve names: what do they all
bavt In COIDlll<lll? A ICOl'e ol :ZS (14 rtpt)
makol 10U blowlecf&eable, I ICOl'e of IO
(II rilbl) roam you educated, a"""' of
75 mate. ,.. erudlle. and u you cet 100,
you can change joblwith me.
I, laaul, Blenheim,
Au1lerlltz, Saral<Jtla
and Jutland.
2. Mu Graf, Mary
Lovett, Dorothy Pel'
kin.O, 'lllomas Upton
and LadJ CUnon. a. star, Moon, Jor-
dan, Westcott and
Mannon.
4. Solon, Jlllllnlan, Draco, Manu and
Hammurabi.
5. ·Blsmarok, Melba, Napoleon,
Tetrmlnl and Clruao.
e. t.puta, Erewban, R u r 1 t a n I a,
Gr1U1tarl< and S.ratarla.
7. Lanaethans. Cheyne.Stokel,
Bsb!Qald, MerJlere, and Bright.
8. Pucal, Leibniz, S.bbage, Bush and w1...,, ·
9. Vidor, Felli, Adrian, Clement and
Eugene. • •
10. Anatole France, Voltaire, George
Orwell, George Sand and Sak!.
It. William Foraytb, Ander• Dahl,
Leoobud Fucba, Johann Zlm and J. R.
Poinsett.
12. 1be "Trout,tt the 11HIJDt," the
"Jupiter," lhe "Rhenlab" and t h e
"Kreutzer."
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Re GUS Feb. 28, lbooe edUcalors
who "aot thern.selve.s in trouble for
selling boorz.o" W«e raising money
.. holp defl'ay the coot of the ~lec
tlon to provllle -ad!ools !<>< 1"'JI' dllldrm. Hundreds of teach-
en also wt)Jle penonal check>. I
wondll' boW .mlldl Disgusted con-
tr!bc&ed? -DtJaPl>Olnled ,... ..... ,....... ...,..~ ... .................. ,, ......... ; .... .._ "' .....,. ,. ...... ..., Dllti' .......
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I!. Thebes, Nell' York, Rio de.JanelrO, '
lltanbul and Tel-Aviv.
14. • AldeberaJI, Rigel, Belelgeuae, ee...
taqi:us and Cygnu5. ..
15. AlC8%81', Pickering, C jl \ 11 •~•. Sct;,yanburg and Cbambord.•' '
~ The Accuser, the Slanderer, the
8'\a.rer, the Adversary and the
Traducer.
ANSWERS:
I. F1111141U1 batUea. 2. Type. of roses. 3.
Obsolete A zo e r l ca n makes of_
automobdd. ~ Ancient law.givers and
promulptqra of legal codes. 5 .
c.etebriftea after whom recipes have. been
named.
e. Imaginary eountrles In fiction. 7.
Physlclana after whom medical lerms, .~l8. or aliments h8ve been named. 8.
MathemaUclans wbo made the modem comwter possible .. 9. Popes. 10. AU
wrtlers (you get no credit for that) who
ulelJ peeudoayms ln their work. u .. Botan.la~ wboae names were given
to flowerl. 11 CJ•salcal mualc com·
pooltlol\I. ~II, Fwmer caplWa of the~
COllDtritl (M credit U )'OU simply
answered. "cities"). 14. OinstellaUons.
15. MedJeval castleo of great renown.
18. All early names for the Devil, in
biblical and church literal.,..
CIA and the Fedayeen
The Central Intelligence Agency has
pul together some fascinating facts a~t
the Black September terrorists, \fhlch
may explain why they atonned into' the
Saudi Arabian embassy in Khartoum to
commit their latest atrocity.
Apparently, the terrorlsls hoped to
shock t h e world
and embarrass the
Saud.ls in the process
by taking over their
embassy and execut·
ing three of lhelr
dlstlnaulshed guests, inclucflng U.S. Am~
bassador Cleo Noel,
Jr. Here is the
background from •
secret CIA reports, which have been
shown to us :
THE BLACK September movement,
named ror the month of September, 1970,
when King HU&seln started his successful
drive to crush the Palestinian! In
Jordan, began aa the terrorlat arm of al-
Fatah. This is the largest oC the Palestln·
ian (edayeen, or guerrilla, groo1>5.
A few hundred hardened. embittered
fedayeen were recruited whose main
missk>n was to "get" King Hussein.
Originally, claims a oecrel CIA report,
"Fatah's aasasslnatio!l plans (were)
aimed !Olely at Jordanian mini.It.era.
Army oftlon and members of the Royal
Hashem.Ile family. It (was) planned to
txec:ule these lndlvjduals wherever they
may be found abroad, In Arab countr ies,
ElD"Ope or America."
Tha!Black September terrorl sl5 struck
6nt at Wull Tell, the ial• Jordanlen
pr~, W)lo was gunned down In Cairo
In N°"'"'1bll' 11'71. Thu happenod at a
U,. wben Saudi Arabi•'• King Faisal
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(JA<:K ANDERSON)
wu trying to negotiate an accord be-
tweon Jordan and al-Falah. The king
wu worried, according to a secret re-
pott, "about the complete takeover of
fedayeon leadership by rldlcal cxtrem·
!Jl,s."
KING HUSSEIN, howe!!!• ,had 111-
telllgence report• of ali~'• fn.
volvement in the Black SeJ>ttmbcr attack
upon Wasfi Tell. These ftpat1I "Jndi·
cated the King and bia . Amll1 were
equaUy targets of Falah asthsd1 p!Jns. '' '
He asked King Fain to send a
representative to Jordan "10: tie'. inf~
In detail of the evidence of r•llll·· In·
volvement." Faisal countered 'bi.IDvi~
Buaseln to send a representaUve=lo · Arabia. Jordanian AmJ>assador · tl
was Immediately dispatched to, lo
preoen! the evidence to Faisal. • ,
THE FEDAYEEN, mcanwblJe, bad
been ftlllng FaiJal with' st<>r'J<>s of Jorda·
Dian brutality agalhst al-Falslt. They
cllllled, IOr lnslanct, that tlie 1110denle
al.J'atah leadtt a~Abu Anad "had been
cnlelly beaten and th<n tliled. The sllclc
which he usually carried was J')(IW a
trophy ln Hussein's palace."
For • 11m,, Kin( Faisal didn't koow
whom to believe, but he Increasingly
h<came convlnoed that al·Fatab ha~
been taken over by radlcal1. In Ibo end,
Faisal wound up In Hussetn'a comer.
Thil 11 lhe reason, according to the CIA,
that the BIJclt September terrorlals bavo
now turned against the Soudl1.
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True PufJlie Representation Needed
Protests ·C~astal Zon~ Appointm~nt '.~
To .the ~lor:
The EnYiroOmental CoalJtlon of Orange
County, Inc., representing 56 en-
vlronmf!1tal groups throughout. orange
Coun ty, is disappointed in, and moved to
protest against, Governor Beagan's ai>-
Pointment ot Donald w. Phillips to the
South Coast Regional Coastal Zone Com·
mi5.'ion.
IT IS our understanding as well as the
unct.ntan~ of our Coastal-oriented meal~ ('tlie Coastal Allianc<, Laguna
~bel4 South Laguna Civic AISOCia-
lulll, F'Jlen<lf of t1'e Boa. Bay) and the
Lea#"e . •f W~ Voters, . that the
pubpc m""emberi ot 1hiJ commission
shoil1d be truly j!iib~ not gov""'P.!'"'tal,
ripresentatives. ~!~tenets "1e ~ta!' 1.ebe ~~Uon Ad ,.Se· !fll~lely, provide for ol&lalr.represen-!allilll. -• • •
To we the pllbllc positlill> to appoint
yet another gov~ental rew-eseotaUve
such as Mr. Phmtps (a 'Long .Beach ~lty
councilman) is not only counter to the
best interests of the citizens of
caUtomia, and a bad precedent, but also
contrary to the spirit of the legislation.
The fact that Mr. Phillips was a known
opponent of the Coastal Zone Act makes
his BPJ>Ointment all the more ques-
ti-0nable.
BEFORE the various appointments are
confirmed or approved (or disapproved)
by the Senale, we strongly urge G<lvemor
Reagan to reconsider bis appointment of
Mr. Phillips to the South Coast Regional
Coastal Commission, and to substitute a
public member whose credentials are
more in keeping with the intent of the
C.Oastal Zone Act.
LORELL LONG
Secretary, ECOC
\I oters Spoke
To the Editor:
The DAILY Pnm (3/10) quoles
Assemblyman Badham as being "in·
censed'• over requests for funds to im·
plement conaervation plans u n d e r
Proposition 20 to "pay the bills the
bureaucracy created."
A reminder: This legislation was
created by the people at an elEtCtion -
not by bureaucrats. D e s p i t e the
assemblyman's protests, tbe voters ob-
viously favor Jess cluttered beaches and
action to building aud a.Jr pollution.
SPENCER CRUMP
Cost ol Grototh
To the EdlfQr:
I 11.ke Mt. Rles's Jetter on the cost of
N • w port Beach lfnlwlh (March 7
Maillm). II !las. very good point. W)iy
clo we have to have another Redondo
Beacll7 Unlimited building and develo!>'
meot has congeoted Los Angeles ·beaches
unbellev•bly. We don't bave to cater to
the mob . Unlimited clevelopmcnt is ruining thl1 clly, tbls county and Ibis
state. We don't have t.o permit this. ,
I~ 1 third gcncraUon native cautor·
Dian. 0\11' family bu watched Ibis
beatdlful stale becOme rldiculqusly
overpopulated and raped by the millions
In Brief .••
These words ·of wisdom are cumntty
going the roundl alollg the Orone• Coast: When cmted away with the tbrW of
hearlni ....U speak or admking the
eloquence of lmowledge which Is pouring
forth frQm a mlgbly pen, think about
these fl(Ul'eB for • while: The Lord'• Prayer 56 words
l.Jncobl'• Gotl)lllhllt'( Address 298 lll)l'ds
Ten Commftndments 297 word&
Declanlllon of Independence 300 .,..rdl
A """°I order lsaued by the Qovern-111"'11 llllinl the price of cabbage 26,tU -
. •
,,..----------... 1 b~ ~sen st~dlly in the Arabian nations,
MAILBOX J in Iran, and in North Alrlca. Lately we
h&ve been importing more than a thif.d of
our oil from these sources, and' always
Letters from reatfera are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words OT less. The
right to cmutense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel ts Teseroed. Alt
letters must itlClude !ignature and
mailing address, but names may be
withheld on request if sufficient
reas01i is apparent. Poetry will not be
published.
who have comellenrtb live. •1Tb1J'ts·my
home! People have « rtgbt to corbe intO
my home to llve. but I also have tbe
right to tell them to leave.
RICHARD BRALEY Il
Arabs and Dollar
To the Editor:
It may be we are already under attack
by th< Arabs, not in ~ckmail k\I~) ..
but in undermining our lt!ternlllonal
credit. J ·
Feli. 111! the W°aells shot down U.lJb-
yan co~·plane. Two daYo-later a
concertetl, ~ttaei" Was made on the dollar.
SOme penons '°"re .dumping V8$t
amounta.._of,IU.S. dollars into the money·
marke~ of Europe and Japan, ex-
cbangifle, these for European and
JapanO... bard currencies. · OUR government amounced that
these seDerl of dollars were speculators.
But whotver was dumping r;tollars wits no
pell)! gimbler; the .em.rs dealt ill
bilHons. Only fbe Arabian governments '
had that. kind of money.
For years our PlJI'Chases of petroleum _...
we paid in dollars. Until the last few
days, these ()U dollars were invested' in
U.S.A. materials and fmns. As the Arabs
dumped their dollars on the internatJonal
banks, their purchases in the U.S.A.
stopped, and our stock market fell, along
with the valUe of our dOllar.
IT IS difllcult for us to believe the in·
tense hatred the Arabs have for the
U.S.A., over our support ol Israel.
Conventional warfare ht thenf.againlt us
1S; tin.possible. guenilla warfare can be
conducted only on a blackmail ~sis. Bu~
• our dollar and out -ec0no1ny are
vulnerable. lt is likely that · we are
already under attack.
ROBERT E. O'BRIAN-. ·
Clean It Vpl
To the Edltorc
If you walk your dog in a public place
er )JIJ't1 clean up his eicl1!Dleiit with a
piece 01-'~aper or a plastic scoop. A
cblld'• Saodooll and shovel makes an ex-
Cellent cleliilet-upper. U you 1place a
small piece ot'Miispaper In It oally, the
bucket-bottom; will not bect>m.el'solled or
smelly. You can make a .. free,,.'.BCOOp by
culllnj! the !lot-from a piastlc jug With
a hanille.
SUSAN C. SPANGLER
Gu llatioaing
T~.lbe Ediillr:
In your. ellitoriat or Feb. 11, "Gas Ra·
tioo Not Answer." you jOtned those who
oppose any solulloo to the smog problem
that t.breatens the love affair between
" Californians and the over·Jiowered, In;'
etfjcient, ego:lnflatlng automobile. It'.Sr •
high Ume that the freeway commuter ad=-·
mlts the fact that the individually •
operated auto is railing in the task or
transporting people' to •and from ,tbejt ~
jobs. Every day the trip g~ harder,:
more gas is bw1'led, the fight' again¢ j
smog gets harder to Win, and the ooiy
ones happier are the automobile and gas-
oline .industries.
YOU RIDICULE .the proposal 'to raliol
gas by repeating the scare prediction of
400,000 lost jobs but willllut offering aoy
real Jlttmattve,, You say we must ~
Californians to use ·some form of mass
transportaUon or dramatically reduce
auto '!.mifislODJ. Dram~tic reduct~ di>
not ·~ to. be ~· ,ID!l any: plJl4o we ·fSo niake wm be~Ov.UC9Qle by ij}Jeenii
volume as the number of autol in
Southern California continues to rise.
And what Inducement to uae maM
transportation would be more eUecti~
than gas. ration.Ing? It strikes at .the very
cause of ¢r pollutioo; a~arge amount ol
gasoline being bl.ll'Ded. ln a vezy t?
efficient manner by more 8utomobUeS
than we need. At the very least. gil! f'i\·
tioni.Dg will force us to use a very
primitive form of mass transi>ortaflon; ..
car..gharing.
You say we must reassess Otfr
priorities ii Mr. Ruckelsbaua If serlouS'i"
Many of us did that years ago wberi wt lt
began opposing freeways in favdr of a1)
better ft>rm d. mass tranSportatiorf. We 1•
(you. too) have lost several chance•l'fcfP.
progress due to public misunderstanding
and opposition or the autoniotlve;il
gasoline, and freeway constructk>ti 'ln-:
dustries. It's past time far you also to't
support the only solutions available to us":l
and add to public understanding ntber"
than confusion. :'f
ROBl\:JIT IL MeDOUGLB
Lament ·of a Bad Speller ,,,
'" The computers are coming! Acn>ss ihe
land newspa~r pubU.sllers are spending
millions of dollm lnstaJllng miraculous
electronic brain! that will scan the copy
of us ace newsmen and spetd It Into Driltt
ln a blinding flash. • •
Thanks to \hll •
amazing lechnolog~
c a I breakthrough
there's no quesUOn
I ~ ~ I aewapapen
SOOD wDI be abJe to
set typographical er-.A. ""'111111 rora at least a bu.Do ~ ~~~.fas~~·m ,.. '
agallln It. For II dooms my Ille-Ion&
avocation of bnng\ng llaooineu lo hUn-
dred.s upon hundreds of -le. I'm speaking, of course, ol my lnnblllly to
spell.
"Never '"'"1 about ·learning to spell
proper@, deer:• My Sainted Mother told
roe while I was· yet on her knee. "As you
go through Ille, you will make counllen
S.O.B.1 delirloualy hapPy."
~ tight site wul What joy I have
broUgbl lo others!
I CAN'T toll< yotJ lto1f many t!ntet I've Wlt<bed with ~ 111 a weary editor
bu gooe oyer my copy, pencil It! band.
Invariably, 'hl1 eyes will ruddenly light
up. Ills aboulders wlD stralptlll. Aod he
will glv«a llttle cry or pure etaUon.
I ~w he's come across one of my
~uvely-11ed ,.....i.. "Ord"'1"'" Is a
gdod one. With a llTllit of superiority on
his lips, he scratchea it oul of ~ttl\CI!.
Ills daY Is made. And I have that
.. usracllon a creallve artial enloY1 In
Ibo ~wledge I ha .. made anothef ltllow
•
( ART HOPPE J
human being happy.
In my youth, while worldng f0< an
editor named Larry McMlinus, I wu ex·
traordlnarily generous with the letter
"m!' SUch aa: "Ammong the coroming
couunemoratlve events. . . " And I sUU
treasure tht Uttle note I received frorn
him In retllrn< "God Almmighlyl
MmcM.mencm."
' ' THESE ARE the rewards of the Chris~
tlan course I've pursuecf. To be sure the
path Is beset by thonlti -mainly the
comtant carping of meaner minds. And II
does lkUe good, I've found, to poillt out all
the hundreds ~pon hlJl\dt'edl of ....ms I
sp6ll comcUy. How unfakl Alter all, 1
score of 9' percent ratlt a sr•de' of ...
c.llent In any test. 1 •
And then I've had to lionlml, too, with
the late George Bern.ud llbaw, Mr.
Shaw, as you may recliD, w# a dtam-
pion of phonetic avelllnt Ha .... left •
bequest In bia will to 1d1'nad thal lgl!oble
caaae.
(His lavlrlte eum~e ol the co1>
voluUont of Englilb llJ!Olllnc -the ... rd GHOTL Pronounce the GR aa In
"enouJh." he said, the O u ln "women"
and tlie Tl as In ''Mtlqn.i• Put them all
together and 1Vb1t ltJI•• )'OU .,11 f'!Jb.
'l'Mle. But any dulllrd -spell
phonellcally. PhmltUe< l!Pflllltl ...Wd wipe otJI In an lllltant that ...,all.__,.
that baa .. ,wld"1111 Ille ~ of ..
many •
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IT'S LITl'LE wonder Mt. "Shaw gotll
nowhere with Ills lll-<oncelv<d crusade.
But now a greater enemy awaitS -tbt1 1i
computer. . ·. :HTI
II will scan my copy electronically. l'.'0
know In my bone• Iha!, ii It. ·can't!"
already, sooner or later II will be able'1111'
automaUcally correct my spelling. When
ii catcbea an emir, oo little red light 1'tllr
fiasb Jubllanily, no Uttl9 beU will tlnife!
elatedly. There'.s just no way to make a
comput~ happy.
The thought so dlspl:lts me that r._
decided that I mlpt es well henceforth
look up the proper speJUogs. The trouljlo,.
is I can't find "onlerv(' ivwher~ Ill tb<1P
.. 0" secUon or the da.mned dlcUonary. • ·
' ' . n DAILY PILOT •
Robtrt N. w .. a. Jjbi!l~er
Thomol K.,vu,. .Editor
Borl>Oro Kttlbich_
.!idl!or{a! Poge Editor " '
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ThC'i mlt<W'lat li'Jle qt the 0au1 Pl1<1t 1ee.lu to lnrarm and •tlmu.
llttc retden by prll!M:ln~na tfll$
""''P'Pfl''• . op(nk>n$ and ~"1· m~lal')' un iiJJ)ict nt jnterc.\ •lld •IJtnlflcanro, bY emvld ng " fnn.nn t\)r tbt. f'jfpt'fUlnn uf our ~· ) l '
D!'l\ft\ant, tnCl bf fl'r~tln)( lmt dlvene vtewlfO!nl• ot Informed ol>o
11erYfft and JJpoknmen on t.oplcs
or t.Jut dl,t.
Wednesday, March 14, l.978'
I
Wtdn..iu. M11<b 14, 1973 DAILY PllO'I
Moraliti: l~t lf · T wiligihfl· ·Zone of the 1:.aw?-
An ·-uy\hlng -abnolpbere11 prevalls 1n this
decade, aeeordJng ~ Joseph
Somatlno, atlomey, author
and coanliJ!aklr <JI the UC! Ex-
ttmton, coune, ~ty •..
TwUlght Zone of llie Law.
A!J a prelude the C1lurse,
which was d'8lgned ix! inform
·-and -them to en.mine and m.tu&te new
laW!, be presented a brie!
survey of shilling moral a~
titudes·
liberal. ApprolimatelY 10 o "Los Angeles aboutd be the
tsws on poinograpby were capital or swinging," said the
paSS<d las( 1"1'· A Cotnpton iluthor of "The Moral R<W>lu-
judgo tle\ermlned that a nude tloo." lie not<d !bat there are
tlanc<r Is -U lhe's ug-• 100 clubs and IO Jlllbllcallam
ly. And. ''Mldnigbl Cowboy" tor.,.... napplnf In U.. cl-
was banned in Texas. ty. Groups or peopla are now
Som e people say llvlnf together and ' .... in-
p<¥110f!raplty lbould be proven terraclal muriaJes ore ln-
barmf\tl Some say reading creasing.
such material leads t o AfOl\nON
vlolenoe. Others say tt bas no Since 191'1, 17 states ba,.
affect. 1 um m a r i i e d Sor~ llbenlb:ed thelr abordOn. Laws.
rentino, before moving on to In canromta. an •borUOn
lbe changes In marriage. can be pOrformed if 1be
''mlraclea of modem
medJclne."
In lm, a . court declared
thllt l 'n-ytaNlld woman had
the right to die. But in
Chicago,, another woman was
kept alive in • cama for seven
ylW'9.' And, lt is a firs\ degree
mun!et for 1 doctor to basten tl1' deall! <JI an Individual.
CAl'lf AL ClllMES
Ooi:e, evtry crime -it
might have been bigotry or
bU111ary -was a caplta1 ofv ,......
of therapy !or prisoners In-
stead.
There is the l>ellel that "of·
renses are I.I\ exprealon ot a
ditterent motivation'' and
rebabl.litatioo pro a: ram 1
specialized for each type of"·
lender are belllg c:onslden!d-
But Sormitlnq, mce a blCfl
school dropoot li•ing In lbe
Brooklyn slwu, said l>eyond
t.hi.!I, prevention abould be
Btressed.
Noting his time spent In jail,
he suggested priorities in
penal reform be given to
bumanite the Institutions and
do SOJTiething with the men.
Attomoy .. uthor
Joseph So.....,ttno
coordinated UCI
Extension course
wllich tacklOd
moral lu.U9s.
In 1866, no boot was
publlshed If tt was beyond the
• moral staodardS ot a child and :I• 1books by male a 1J d female
Divorces have increased 400 pregnancy resulted frcru rape
pereent in the last IO years, •he or would be detrimental to a
said. In Los Angeles, there are woman'a mental or, legal
three divorces for every four ht.alth. Federal courts have
marriages and in San Mateo ~ abortion as a con--
there are mo.re divorces than stitutional right.
In England during 1650,
there were 2(11) capital of.
fense<. In Ille 1900s this
numbet wn down to 50 a~ by
1950. there was only one, first
degree mw-det. (In some
southern states. rape was also
a capital o.ffense.)
About 70 percent <JI lbe -viclS come out aod commit
crimes again because that's
all the man can do, be said.
l, authors were s be Ive d
~ separately. marriages. College newspaper ads tell
But bl, 1850, a couple where one can get an abortion couldn~ get a dlvoroe except and 1be Uni,velslty of Maine
During the lut seven years,
however. there has been a
moratorium on death for
capital offenses.
Bu~ be feels crime wiU
continue as lqag: as 40 million
people grow up In pqveny.
Benefit Fashioned
Engpgement
Announced
'I1)e engagement or Debb\e
Marie Morton and David ' '
)lryan Potts has ~· an· , " .,.
nounced by her parent!, Mr, •·
..
A brunch, fashion show and·a cruise
around the bay' a re on the fund-
raising agenda of Orange Oounty
Associa~on for Retarded Children.
The event will begm at 10:30 am.
Saturday, March 17, in the Balboa
Patiliop-On their way are Oeft to
'l'ight), ""1. Jad: Nelson and Mrs. Al-
beit Starr.
. '
Even as late a1 the l9%0s,
bQoks bY such claS!ic authors
.,. 1, as Voft'itire and Tolstoy were
banned by the United states
Pom Offioe.
. bas an abcrtion Joan fund. by pr1vate law passed by the But other reu elating to
But now, be said, movies
and books break every ttadi·
tional prolllbltion. Even the
pizza parlors in San Francisco
(eature topless dancers..
legislature. Then, it was relax· Jife _ or u! endr of We -
ed and divorces were granted hive changed also. England
on strict moral grounds. recenUy repeafed suicide as a
Only in tho 70s has di..,.... crime, Sorrentino said. self
been granted for ir-murder WU a (e}QJly.
reconcilable difierences. Tbls. But the ~ 1111 It
said Sorrentino, • • • i m p I y wwittty or quality <JI !He that
means they don't get a10J1g counts!" bu grown into a
anymore. larger problem with i b e
NOT VNIFOltM
Still, all is not eo uniformly
Roles Reversed?
Secretary's Ad'vance
Coulp Prove Costly
' .
DEAR ANN ~: lf anyone had
' . ~ told me that I would wind up writing to /? ___ _
you !or ad\>icel'4.*' dind laughing, but f.ARVl'V _
i reaUY want to get my letter in the _ · 1--'
~~ ,,because there is another side to
·5secretary·bo1'11 probiem and It's time
' tio<!Y tol4 fl.' .
\t'm · 81\ exeaillve In a large firm. I
fe$filng letters in your column from
-who complain about booses . po friendly pats turn into bold pin-
C)bel and squeezes -and then the poor
girl says sbe need.8 her job and doesn't
!w what to do about the old goat.
eD, tm an old goat ,.;ho doesn't know
t .CC. do abCJl\t his secretaey. I am 57 ~ ol a'ge1 no handsome lover type -=square, middle-aged man who isn't Offj!!e· ,w 81JY tr:>"ble. Especially in the
_"[ ~tat)' bas been working with me 1or three )'el!tt and I nev~ gave )!er ,
a ~ht until .she. started to move in dooer and clOW ror dictation. About
lhree·moaths •@ ll>e 'bepn to get so
· ~.she •leame!f up my 11-
Tliia problem la tJneni and I need to ~ wtiat to do a"6Ut lL And please
doo'fsuggesl lbet I nt>lace her. 1bls girt
her job &un Alto 'i: and I ,bate to
. r ret~~ secretary.
much.. -s·i;i..,.=
. mJMPED: v .. poor tltlnf -
alltlag U...:. for tliree m,.llbo with
steanied glades and you ool lolow!Q
-I to do about IL ru tell you Ille ume
thlq I tell thole -wbo write and uy they .... , bow bow to balldle
I an acgresalve ••• "KWIT-
CHERKIDDIN•, Boney." I . .
up according to age, religion and,, i&
terests.
Please consider it, Ann. Thipk of ·aJl
the lives you could change. -ONE WHO
NEEDS A SWEETIE
DEAR ONE: !'could Cl\ange U.es alt
rtgbt -.,peClally my °""' Tbankl, ~I
no tbub. I am DOI iibout tO start
piayluf mal<hmaker fQJ: "!l' ,.aile;o. lt'i
a daapws under!Wni· and I Wllflt do
part ol ltr ' f • • ·+ •1 • 1 "
DEAR ANN LANDERS: Y/by don'
mothera teach tbe..ir chUdren that when
tbey a~ dinner guests ln,.ttliei' people's
homes they should not t.sk ror second
helpings. I
Last night there were 'It -le Jail\"
med around our dJnoer table. OUr new
nelg1iliors "~" brought their
three cblldretL My husband'• bos and
bis wife were presenL Tbooe kids oearly
wiped UI out.
They were• asking for seooocis of
everytblng before the adulia were ball
way through the llm Coune. Their boob •
ol a mother never sa.Jd one won1:
Wben I oenled the dessert -cboCiQii!'e
whipped cream roll -one of the kids an-
nounced. "If anybody doesn't want
ttieirl, PU eat it." I nearly died. Please
·print this Jetter, and I hope the mother
sees iL -YES, I MEAN YOU.
DEAR Y.: Here tJ ta. ,and thanks for
brhlglnJ • proble!ll t. this iJltlCe that ha•
..... appeared lien before.
And 'lh:at involved penal
reform.
For centuries. the Judeo-
Cbristian theology has taught
that crime Is evil and should
be puniBbM (penance). But
aJoog with social attitudina l
changes has come the thought
"U you grow up In that kind
of environment, the odds are
stacked against you." be said.
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' I I Elevator'' DEAR ANN LANDERS: You've said
repeated,ly in your column that you dO
not n!COll1IDelld lonely hearts clubs,
••scientific" mat~tching outfits, com-' put~ dating, and so on. But really, Ann\ doll~ ""' think it would be woollerlu1 if
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who is on the level You seem to have a
speciiil l:oacl< for spotting the pbony let-
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PAN'tYHOSE
Richard's Market Executives
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Morton of Costa Mesa. . li"~iiiiiiiiiiiiiii'"'i~· ;;·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii=
Miss Morton attended Mater " ' 1~'.SA~
Del High ScllOOt "Id Oranp
Coast CoUege. , •
Her fJ.8nee, sOn or Mrs.
Mary Potts or ifuntington
Beach, attended Golden West
and ~ge Coist collec°"'l'
The !Je&.llaod ,.,. e1'mftll1
to . m~ ""!!< 1• II Jn st.
Joachim's Camouc Oiurth, COsla 'M..a.
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HUNttNGTON H;\UOU~
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MOU•SJ TVU..IAT, 11 • 4 """"'n.. ••• ,.... ~"""' • HVffflNOTOtl I JACM
1ett MAO~· WAltND
GREAT RE·
DUCTIONS ON
REGULAR STOCK
LONG DRESSES! ' ''
SKIRTS! SW~ATERSl
BlOUSESI HATS!
JEWE~RYl PURSES!
MANY OTklR ITEMS
UP T
50.0/o
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SlARTS ir'OMORROW-MARCH 15
' ·Oiir4·C""Jo ·-·-~-d..e-.-.._,; ~ ~111 .•
BID'TIQUE
'J.44.1 111 UM •i Mecps:t e.-• . ,. .. 1 •n-4•11
,,.....,1f<'"' e "'-"., CJNqe e Ot C:attl
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1 PAI~ $2.50-2HD PAl.R 1f
(limlt 6 pair loo customar)
·-, MATfRNITY SKOPS
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The key 1uc:utiv11 of Richard's
Marketa plctuNd here were tm-
pr'clpetly Identified In a spocl•I ...,.
tion publlaMcl Monct.y In tflo
DAILY PILOT 01 port·of ti.. 2.11'1
1nnlv1ra1ry , c1l1br1tlon of th•
Newport Boach morkat oporotlon,
Tho DAILY PILOT rogr0to'tflo arr·
of and any 1mb1rra11mlf\t It may
have caused Rfchard't Markets
porsonMI. Pictured obo .. , loft, 11
. " Frank Splolborger. At lop, right 11
Howard Clar~, Mr. SpiolborlJor ap-
poara again, at right, with Chuck
Wair.
I
Burke PTO
BUI McMaSCer
President
of I~ volfmto. Mj1 .f!Ullp MI nanelll, ~ »
ct~ lbe annl fOf lbe uniL
Eader PTA • Mn.~Presld<nt
COMING UP: Sl:ydl\llng es-
blbltlon, a l1lOVle and tlldet of
a bacl<pockinc trip in the High
Sierras will be featured at anit
meeting 'lbesdly. MCdl 21,
al 7:~ p.m. 1D Gi1ler
lnterm<dlate School Guest
speakers will be 8ttllh<n
Wblt90ll and Principal 1'r..i
Perrault. New ol'ficert: WOI be
elected. and an ice aeam
&OCial will follow the meeting.
Hope View PFO
Mn. Rollst -President
COMING UP : Election of
officers will be conduct.ed at
general meetlog T u ea ~ a 1 ,
Mai-ch 201 at 7:30 p.m. in the
school library. Puppet lhow
L.ake ~Vw, PFG
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Mn. IUcUrd B.c:Utrom
President
' ' COMING UP: Pla1l! for the
upcoming Fun Fair will be
discussed at general meeting
tomomiw. Volunteers are COMING UP: Mother and
n~ed to assist with ar-daughter Easter bonnet con-
. . DAILY PILOT ~ .. by IUCMl'C ICIMhltr
Center Stag~· Romantic
While..membeu.oLFountaln Valley Elemen.tary ScbOol's PTO prepare for a
motbeNlaughter fashion show. which this year features wedding gowns from
GoodWUJ: Industries, 1'raeeyiand Scott McKeough practice their roles. The sho\v
will 'be )>ris<lnted at 8 p.m. W'"1nesday, March 28, in tile multipurpose room.
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Gemini: Serve
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·Best lnter~s.ts .
THURSDAY erov~. 'Look behind scenea.
J)on'f judge by surr.ace it}:
MARC'i IS di.cations. C.prlcont is in pib-
By SYDNEY llM.tJl$i:-1 IUre._ •-' _ _,_ · ' .. , ~locpt. 23-0ct. 22):
Leo persons cumo to· terms ~ FrleltihfP :,may, b$ on llrfl.. .
with themselves In Ur3. Many " stand u_p-!iit ~lnclpl.. biol
born under this dynamic d0n't rule out lnfelligent ~
zodiacal sign will be d,eallng in c~otl5. ,.. Finish ra~ thaJ1
real estale. land~ and -~~ e;"~b=. ~:
purchases. Many o~ ·:will could provide hints. t 11
be active in teJevlsl&i, Some , _.11.0 ''-,.., · " 1 new entertainment 5taf1:,_qn t·~ ~~1 . r (uci."~11!~· ~ l:
the horlzon will be Leos.' The · ·~ yoU8eltl You ·can !m·
monlhs Cl Mareh • n d prcas . profe"1ol!al ·wpenor.
De<elltber wrµ be-e!pe<lally Key.OwiJIQlkl)Owwhat,your
•IJ!nllicanl -bY •p;,tolie•, the ,,Oil) (! and to take.ot•ps '!'hlcb
sincl• Leo may :o<riously be alinn atlaln!nlf It. Originality
conatderlng rnari!ile: .. ·-la a ~eynolt to .. ectsa. ~·llllJ ,.,,?-. . . I be your unique aelf. Al\IliS'(M.,-t!\:21-Aprll Ill : Soclal'M,uv~i''loe•ases. YOQ. SAGmAR!US (Nov. 22-
make s~~1'h<• tt·re,..; •. :Dee. 21\: Favora.bll' lunar j
some lnvol•lhg Opposite sex-. aspect now coinckies with
Young ipenOns ptay »41'a· ''journey of tbe.mind." Means
mount roles. Sag~ l8 ~you can 1uccessfull~ reach ,
much In picture. Thls Is' ume ~ current situation, tor ~tive thinldng. rShake present llrhlta.tlons. y 0 u
off se111'ou~t. pe,..,.lve. You know "1i)al to. do
rangements for the fair and ~ will be presented by the
may contact Doug Smith, ·•'"' i'W '\;»~p,m. Monday, chairman at 961-ll!rl. ~ J4a"."h •Jt. Easter eggs ' '~ted ~ students' fathers
Su.hard PTO :~·"° 00 .fui.1ay.
Mn. Pbillp Mig,....w ·.,Monroe PT A
President _,, ... -1...
R S U I . ed Mn. B. R. n......,,..n EPORT : n t rece1v President J
$1,000 in the Disneyland Com-•
munity Service Award com-COMING UP: Unji will
petition ror establishing and . s~ ·us second ~ual stu·
staffing a new school library c¥nt ,art contest unit "(, .
Council '
~ . and when to do ll. Act on what
TAURVS (April 20.May 201: you know!. I
Be aware of specifics. Leave . . . d I f ·· d / ' speculation ror another time. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22..Jan . \. J • p· ' Of . ,,..,.. :-~-:.;h~~t~~ln~ ~~·r~~7;11:0 ~·~ •.• v/.a_ r1e:: · rogra.ms ere , be -tloo could be heallbf C~ It i v e elfort Is • L·eaders Named
chalfeiige. RA!allu no one Ii n . Cl!riflde->ln mat.,
handing you anything on 11'0' partner. '.MoiltiV p o & It f o n '
verblal sliver platter. > ~rv••~<Qlllfdmtion. las Ayudentes1 ~·1 I& on lllOl't Uw! you , ,
GEMINI (Moy 2111_un• 2il)o • ~handle, ~1, 1c-Del: ·M!cii.ael Gutscl\",il•:tli4'
Flex!bWty ~ .. your•bell ln: .• c6unl5. .. I I . ;.. HuntjJlCtol• ,B'e1()1f: l' o 11 ~if terests. Means be versatUe •· · ' • l\• ~ De~t W,lJJ ... ~& .Klit.
without 1<atterlng your ldtt<s. · V.UUVS <J&11>; .JO.Feb. ~k~ at lliUiOij,fn#'tllll' ot ,
IWatlvet figure prominently. [l!)t Emphasis Is on' how to HuntinclA>n I> J ~f·c~,/ ~
Do what you do because ,of deal wllb !Ill" wbo holda op-AyU(fantei ~WI!)' ~-
you, not to pleaae orhnpresa oosll!g, vi.,,. Y(!ll 08•~ .ror.e Couocy F :s~fflb--.
relal1ves. Vqo lndfvldual is in 1,.ue1 and wlp. You con listen, AssoO!a!l6 ' •. .
picture. ~observe and offerttiggestlon!. .~ • ,.. , •A~pli~s especially where one Meli!""l''•1\l'.MI meet for a
IMNCER <June 21.Jul,y 22):1 , .,. lo;, you is cooo~rned, •10Mfu!'l'ooqp'Tuesday. Morch
Money, budget, • p •cl a , , ~ "1IU011$1P:IJ~. " !tl, ln'iliii'Meieury Savings and r.':' ..it~e_:::;rit= r~~rt,J>.1t-Mlntn 10):• •l.dai/;Mwlutigioa Beach.
you. Strive for greelar maturi-' mat Ii": 'Uio" ~nad ' Pt!; Qutacb wUI dlscusa lite
' ty, Pamlly membill c1Utrve1 ~r ;Jlj~~.::.JC.Y.-"°'!. , .•ihl• ol the department with beodlt of dollbl If illp!omotlc " ~ ,..,,...J ~lb: 'Sp&lal emphasis on the
ycapfn.Otherwf,.,)'Otlcoutd I ,~~wtibH.eor Juyen11e· J .. uce ~1i.m, us
I , ' Artists · is one or her favorile organi-Serving with her are Iba !'f\i.rtalnmenl bY a groop oUO
. Ru Brandl will give i zations by aectpling lbe invi-Mmes. Leland .feat1, vice Y<JUD1 iieoPf• wbo are port oCi ~ watercolor dimonatratiim lcir talion. Jlf<Sl!k:nt: Dooglao Mallleny, lbe Up Wllb People program.
... Le'·~-~ Art ·-~-· CM J . ~ -..,, Robert , r "~ ~ •~g• -Un1ors de Ford, trasun!r· Jack. ' S • lli>n at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Battle Against Dnf8 Abuse Gr ab• m, ...,.$10Jd""' en1ors J
'1 .March 20, .in the Lake Forest f "~-'-'tt1i and --..... .,;;_ ?
Bea·•·and Te••'• Club. will be the tqp!c o .,..._ ~,.,. ,,__. 1 seri .. • ol trips are "°'"" u• ··-for C...ta Mesa Joniors wtielJ . ~ ol • -.... Ibey meet af 7:IO p.m. Tbars-2:lu,-.. ,...,.,. ~ bY the Harbor SenlOf
Alpha Ga ms · day, Marqh 22. in ,t.i. e · Otf>er dairmen .,. the CIUunJ' Club.
Dublin Your Money is the Clu~!S8.,. . , • ma..~'·!'-Sberrard,'I On ·thdnesd•y, March J !I name, and gambling is lhe ')1fe meeting 11 open IO the mentlleiilllfj>: Fl<d Alleman, mtm)lers '!ill leave OJI
game for O>elnlj<rs and IJU!i4tc aod a spectal welcm1e rill ellop: 'tbomu J. Fletcher, lhreHay tour of D 11 t ti
rriencla .. r Alpha Ga. .. m~·:'m~~~~~-= ~~;a.:'a~ \lariey1 on Aprffl;•~al
Delta, Orange County Alum , to ........, between lbe aees of ca YIOOCld. porllatOeDtarion" Santa Anita ~ Tr•ck u n•• '!hen ~ Co!ebr•ta • cwt Wales, ~ co· ,
Patrlelt's *' bellol)! In • IW!i. l'tillll.: -:.'l':.:ds,•ll>d .~' ali'I, ..,,:,'Kiy. U 1 ~Joey • Jrvme. Camp Fire G«qeWoll,commanlty mem'l!Onwmteaveon~'=-1
-' graJJ!I -•·~·~ of the ·-,.,.,. -t trip to Mwco City a
; to -...sunlversi.._ IA-~--~-'-,. -apart emotilllJl]ly. ~ '"'f,~"""1lVU[ , problems and bol" to meet lnte,...._ · ' ,t' 1 • them. lfe al50 wfll point out
UIO (Jilly 13-Aug. U): Be per..., l!prt . IJY. how Iba FSA and similar ...,.__.
\It. /jl>lllO pelWOltl •I> Moderate a~ l• elHn· or1anlutlo111 can }le!p.
• ., · -.. birtlxby of tlie camp Piro • · -.,,...., ,. .. j 'Cltfs. Iba Aklofannoh 8l'IUP lrv1,,. Women • , • ,, , od ill , will hi .. a pollucli -at w.,.•1i. ~ ~ ., Secrete tt
pear to !hi:.-tbt .... tv• at tlal. • ' '
you,Butlly!qttpmbertbat IP TODAY' JS YOUR Se rttaries llO .... ,, ... you -~! ' for J>Oil!lnr· Cheek the 1X'lct. lllllTUDAY you can do much
,... ... ~ become In-bettor wflb your .vo1ce. You
.....tllfllf a.,. Pls<ts Is can aocumulal• money
ll1rely IQ be ln9"1• . because you m talented and 1~ •. . can bring to«•tber lbose wbo
VllOO JAlll--· 221: bola d1v•1ent view•. Your Older lndlVldual m,ty lack domeotlc lituallon will be •he•..,.. X., la to !\ave )l>Ofl oolld t1U year -June
111111 In 7tJUf own c&pBbUltle1. ohould be your moat slgnlfl-
Ytti•ndal 1ltuaUoo will Im· ca••t montb of 1m.
Dele$.ales and alternates·
wbo Wiii attend a May con-
vention In San Diego will be
elected by the Orallfl• County
Chap!tt or Execut r ves
Secretaries during a dinner
meeting Tuesday, March ®, ln-
Jhe Golden Ph e a s ant
mtauranl.
SPEAKIR
Abf91ll V1n •Burtn
Ablgtll Van 1wen, wtOi la t ·llJ Satur4ay Mardi ll, · 1o will be Ille lopif of Wll1fam
' "Dear Abby" IQ mtlllons, wiR uie muiupurj,... ...., of W io-1ptor tor lbe Pilla tor 11!anilan
' be 1lJi! ~ al the annual Marinen Ubra?'· c.ta MeM Pola Deparl-daJ will be preoented
• Riport to Ille CommilnitJ DI The .,...,.... will be • mm~ l!bo wl1I oddi• the Ila"!": Area ~ jec!lolarl
Philhermonic , :._ofw=y~~J.\~ =~~/r:.cy4';: =~~a1:".t· 'pip Ibey JJteej ~gtll•
Folk singer, Ruth llamo1 1 lbe ~ t &inla 'Clstlsco~ofm<iDben. Unl-!1 C'!.mmunlly ihreb 2~ 111 amat
wlll enferlal~ Harbor View . Ana • SC Aulll"liary -liaa m•llf.t;'""° ~..i,~~~ Hills Phliltarmonlc Committee } Mlaa Vil) Qu,.., 'flh9 tw ~ ~ ··~ 1' . l!qn1Ci during a meeting a1ated for 10 served *"' on 1flt no-M"-A;llF DrilP wu i... lltin ti ~ f, ~ W
1.m. Tuesday, Morell 20, tn l Ilona! botftl oodwfll 1tall..t jltaldOrl! iii lbe' Aux-'ind jn<tldl ~ .
the home of Mrs. Mlllml ~ llJduMrlet .flt America, ao-lllaey lei SOUlh Cotti 0Jm. li<D In cue of tndc-:z. Dickel' wllq will ~II
MacAdnms. fl\!91'ledpl thal the ~trles munlty lfospltaL Alao .., Ille .,... will be law f1lt Jiit •
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Dorymen Say
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vi~lations
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WRITE SUCCESS
STORY WITH AD
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'II a. CAMINO, W1 c:Wlb. :t. -tlroo, ilr . RIB. .io,,1 root. Ii>'
ptOl 55,llOO mL $1119.
{Pbolle No.)
~ .._ loll ol calla ... rtlUll of
tl)lt Id -"a Wtlllc -·" ~ I/If to the !'lterilltr. Wrtl• ,..,. own ..,.. Ce.. llOrt-¢all ,..,. ad·._ for a
DAILY PiLOI' dlllllled wlnl ad, and
,.."II bt ..... to .......r. 'Ille -U..-IG.m.
mitlee !or El!Viroomeftlal ~ty In
Newpcrl Beach.
He proposed that jell taking on from
the airport be8lD making • 1JMtgree
bairpln tum wbel! tjJey eech u alUbide
ol 50 !eel.· 'lllis 900ld 1111 jell in Ibo pool-
Unn ol gaining altitude white over tho ci-
ty ol !nine• and UC lrYine.
Griffin said tbe9e areas were mt as
~ .. the parts ol Newpc11t -
and c.oia Mesa now under jet -patlems.
O!llcials said all« the IMdlng lllat
Ulia -tedlnique _.. be ....re.
200 Surfers
Dispersed .
At 'Newport
Judge's Surfing
Role Clarified
Otis the Ott« OUCbl to -bdlcr but
be II DOI ,_ o1 Ibo mm1. ldellecl1oal
~ of the 8llilnll kt""'"'" In
rt'~ al the Orqe. Coa n l f
.-.~
Wtl, Olil ftl in -theft.
The --.... -w bll WIJ
lllrouC)l • -5 "' Ille -of llla -and W" ••nished Into lhe Mt\¥ .... --llUl-0. -I •<Y wlleo <ti a wlM llllmoL "rm afraid~ tlll&hl tllink be'•
wUd cw~··..,. ou.~ oner, Al
Lulje, wbo b aloo -ol
A.,..i. the """"' ...... Sile --out .or -1111 tall by u.. Qr c;.c,n. ~. . ~
"Otis doesO't • ' • • -•• ..
hunt," -Lutje. And ...... , tloat, but Lulft oayo Otll
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fCrlnae Attaek
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Death .Sentence
·:Urged by ,Nixon
'WASl!INGTON (AP) -Presld<nl Nii-
00!. ....... °""""' today to !peedlly -the deltb penally for lrWIOn, ~ and esp.kmage and for ki6-"4'PJDI ud hljlcklog nlllll!Jn& In death.
',µ. allo Wed thal ilWf -J'O!IA!tlel
bUm1 f"' boroin inl!IOen, thal the 1n-"'1ib' c1e1 ..... be lbltpl)' ftStridod,
In • -· lo Con&m1 -the llxth In hi. -of Slate ol the u-
reports, Nllon lalked IOUi)I, declaJiDa
"lhe aaly way lo atloct crime In
America Is the way crime attacb 011r
pmpi. -without plly."
P~lice SeH.e ·
' T~o Suspects,
·Housing Map
: ~ burglary suspecll wanted by ~ and Newport Bead> llOllce were
al>lftbeoded Tuettlly by olllcerl wbo
found in the~ts' car a map !olded OOl lo reveal lucrative realdentlal mu lrom ewport Beacb lo san 'Cllialeote.
Laguna Beacb pollce boo~ James M. Cfo\'e. 27; ot Clllver City, and Mlcbael G.
MIU, IS, Of' Idaho, °"• eusplckm of tiUTlilarY: Tbe men were ,,.ing held for ~tlon t.day pending Issuance of
ball
The ca}Jtll.re of the two men came after
a general radio broadclst was made by
'Lainma lo all C01111ly police departments wlili a description of the suspects' car
and Uceuse number.
'Mley were picked up by Newport
Beach police on MacArthur Boulevard
;apparel1Uy heading to Los Angeles where
·the men are believed_ to have been
staYing, Alex Jimenez, Laguna Beach
~burglary detective, said today.
:Jimenez uJd a burglary bad been at·
tempted in Newport Tuesday by two men
who exited uslng a vehicle, a red VW
·canvertible with a black top, after being
stared away from the home there.
Later Tuesday, a Laguna Beach resi-
,deiil relurned lo ber home en Through
.S.tmt and found two men fleeing lrom
Iii! house. She called police with a
'diicrlptlon of the men and their vehicle,
a red VW convertible with a black top
and license plate number.
Tbe IUJpeCtl are aho believed , by
1 police to• bt dmpUcat Iii "' burtlirt Monday ln which a $D1 Persian rug was
taken from a home on Nldo Way in
Laguna Beach.. A wimm Identified a
getaway vehlcle matcbfng that of !be
suspecU, polJce Aid.
1 Del. Jimenez said arresting offi~
ltund the !nap, and tools C<llMionly.,'"4
ln burglaries In the men's car, but, did
not recover any property believed to
have been stolen.
3 Y aclits Finish
Cabo San Lucas
Boat Race Today . .
Three yachts ln Newport Harbor Yacht
Club's Cabo San l.Alcas race had finl!hed
the 790--mlle course at the 8 a.m. roll call
tOl;lay.
Ragtime, the 62-foot ac:ratch boat from
Long Beach Yacht Club. w., first to
fioish at 11:25 p.m. Tuesday.
Bob Beauchamp's Columbla·S7 Dorothy
O. from NHYC fiIUshed at 8: 18 a.m. t~
day, and Robert O'Brien's 61).foot SS.
yawl llol&bed at 7:55 a.m.
There was no report on the positions of
the other 12 boats in the neet.
On corrected time Spirit beat both
Ragtime and Dorothy 0 to take over the
overall and Class A bandi.cap lead.
However, boata stlll at sea could save
their time on Spirit.
OIAMel COAIT •
DAILY PILOT
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He Aid hill pnipoted death penalty
atatute waa carefully written t o
ovm:ome a U.S. Supreme Court de<:Won
Jut June rullllfl capllal punlabment 111>
comtltutkxial
AMI. Atty. Gfn. Henry Petenon said
at the 1Whlle -the Mmin~lratlon
belltfes II "can !Ind the 111pport of
maybe Iii" of the Dine Jultlcet ol the supreme Court en the COOJtltuUonallty of
the IWOtlOled death penalty atatute.
ue efaborated (II Mmn'• meaage by ..,mg that the death penJ.Jty wculd nol
apply lo anyone under II, and thal It
• L'Oll!d not be Jmporecl in lddnapm, and hi·
Jacldnc ~ wbere no death te8uJted. P~ aald, Jn explaining U>e latter provtslon, that Jn hijacking caaes "we
want tbe bargaining power" to talk a bi-
Jac.ter down if be bas seized an aircraft
m Olgbt but not ldDed· anyode. The same
ratJoDale, be Nld, applies to lddnaplng ..... .
Nkon aald 1the court'• If.I dedsion
hinged on a ftndlng that the death penally wu unconatitutlonal "only Insofar as it ii
applied arbilrarlly and caprlciOUJJy,
"I believe the best way to ac-
commodate the reservations of the C<lurt
is to authorize the automatic impos!Uon
of the death penalty where It is war-
ranted," be said.
"I do not contend that the death
penalty Is a panacea that will cu~
crime," Nixon said.
But be added that capital punishment
"can be a valuable detenent" becaU!e
the prospecUve criminal would know
"that if a death results from their crime,
they too may die."
His proposal sets th.is procedure:
After conviction on a capital offense, a
hearing would be held to detennine if
there were "aggravating factors or
mitigating factors."
U a Jury !Inda tbere are mlttgatlng fac·
tors -such as "the youth of the defen·
dant" or the defendant's mental capacity
-"the death sentence is prohibited ... "
But if the jury finds there a r e ag·
gravating factors -Including "the crea·
Uon ot a grave risk of danger to the na-
tional security or to the life ot another
person, or the killing of another person''
during commission of one of the list or
crimes -"imposition of the death
penalty by the judge would be mm.
datory" lf no milfgating factors exist.
Youth's Father
Sues District
On Eye Injuries
One time Orane Coasl ColleJJe ~k
coach "'NorqJ il!n11n is sl!frig ·:\he
Newport·Mela finlned School lll;\;lcl
and a teen-aged student for $200,000
because of eye injuries suffered by his
son.
The action filed in Orange County
Superior Court by OCC history teacher
and maral.bon runner Lumian seeks
damages for his son, Jonathon.
Lumian, of 2016 Tustin Ave., Newport
Beach, alleges the district, plus Heinz
Kaiser lntermedlate School pupil Brian
Batchelder, are responsible in the May 24,
1972 incident.
The •ult chargea lhat }'OU!lg Batcheld"
swung a jacket at the Lwnlan boy while
horse-playing on the basketball court,
causing the lipper to lodge in his eye.
Temporary blindness and some degree
of permanent damage resulted from the
injury, the Lumian father and son con-
tend In the action.
Tln·ee Newport
Projects Gain
Coastal Approval
Three admltllstrative permits allowing
for minor coastal zone construcUon
without a public hearing have been
Issued for Newport Beach projects by of·
ficlals of South Coast Regional Zone
Conservation Commission.
Tbe commlsslon has Jurisdiction over
developments within 1,000 yards of the
znean high tide line in orange and U:ls
Angeles counties.
AdrnlnistraUve permits are normaUy
granted by the execuUve director, but
Commission chairman RoJ:>ert F. Rooney
granted some adminiitratlve a n d
emergency okays before the hiring of the
commt.uton'a uecaUve director, Melvin
carpenter.
The city of Newport Beach received
two ·lldmlnlltratJve peflllillJ -one for
two jO.loot wooden grolns on Balboa
Island to prev:eql !rOflon and cne for
re~t cf 11 pJ1lnCJ under Newport
Pier.
A third permit was granted Paul Her-
rick ot Corona del Mar for a tw<r
bedroom apattment addition lo a bolll<?.
Weapon Buys Probed
WASHJNGTON (UPI) -A JuaUce
Oepertment official aald Tuesday II Is In·
vesllgallng the purchaae by unnamed
peraoM of Jarae aupp11t1 ot Illegal
weapona In Meilto l0r shipment lo
Nnrtlwn Ireland.
SAN :,:1 P,IL (UPJ) -A San
JllaJI paycboloeltl <lafma moo'• beUdt eu ..... frigldll,J 1n
~llal}oll L. ~ aal!I n.:
dq • lludy of fT '7.:'.r.-Ulo -ol 11 tod. li.t 11
of them bad beoom• sexually frigid
alnce thtlr husbands gre" beards.
lie aatd IOltle of the womtn
elahned their hushandJ' beard!
tickled to much they C<>Uld oot con--
centrate.
Newport Maps
Tough Stand
On Builders
•
~ewport Beacb ia: golng to try to make
it even tougher qn builders than the state
sayt it's supposed to be.
City l'Ouncllmen want to require en-
vlronmental impact reports (Ellt!) from
developers before the issuance of building
permlll, In certain Instances.
New state guldellnes SQ they can't do
that. Tbe guidelines say the lllllance of
building permits 19 a "mlnl1terlnl acl"
and therefore not subject ti subjective
controb:.
The . Ital• aay1 only •iliscret10nary
acta/t such as the issu1'fi¢e:,. o/. uae
perm\t(·or zone changes, could hilve EIR
requirements altacbed lo IJ>em'. ,
City Attorney Pennis O:Nell, however.
told councilmen Mooday.Ngb~ thinks
they can "get arpuna·• tbl't st! ulatloo.
He says 1£ the bulldJng epartment
brings any buJ!dfng ' permit requeat
before the council, that automatically
takes the permit out or the realm or
"ministerial" and makes it a "di.sere·
Uonary act."
O'Nell's interpretation brought protest
from Larry Moore, the Irvine Company's
general planning admini strator, who
blnted the company might have to test
the opinion in the courts.
"This is the kind of ,thing that could
tum into legaJese real fast ," Moore said.
"We have a oumber of plots of ground
for which all that's required are building
permits," Moore said, "I am sure we
would resist a new requirement to go
through adi::litidhal review."
O'Neil's responSe to that was blunt.
"That's his opinion," he said.
Councilmen will consider the proposed
guidelines for all Ems at their next
meeting, and told tbe planning staff they
want the reports required before. taking
any "dlsmtlonary" action. ,
City Manager Robert L. •Wynn pointed
out that the eflect of requiring the
reports for certain building permits
would be minimal. They would be re--
quested only for projects that rocelved
zoning or use permits before Ems were
required, and °!!~. only for pq~ t)\e
plaiinl!IJ ata!I ~s haYe a f icant _.,,
Fr~,. Pagel
DR. FRAZIER ...
•
Panel .:Okay · . . .
Newport Beach ol1ld.a1I have recdved
their lint permit lftlm the South Cooat
Regional Coastal eon.er.auoo Comml>
•ion -approval to repair Jilewporl and
Balboa Pien.
"Thil marb the llnl pemlJt we ba're
obtained from, them," uld ~ Work&
Director Joseph T. Devlin. "Wort will
start within a week to get tblt 'wort
dooe."
He said both~~ the
tip cf the Newpon. Iller,.~ ~Ing
increa!lngly dang....,. due m-pll-
inss. The end ol the Newport Pler;was
pflrtly closed last month rO ~ ...,_,
"This work ha• been waidng {or'...,,.
time to get going," Devlin ~ 1t was
delayed once becauae ol 0. t'19w_r°"
of supply ol n~ pilliip WI' Ille .big
slowup was. the coastal peniut," ,
llevlln said a number ol chf .maJDle.
nance projects, Jnci_, the plin llild
dredging the channel.Jiotwteo big ml
Utile Balboa bland, have -aet back months by the need !or a permit mm
the commission. ,
The reglooal panels were eatabllsbed
by Proposition 20 lo control any elev.lop.
ment in a coastal zone five miles wide
running the length of the atale.
A city engineer said late last year both
piers were in daoger .. <1f cilllapsing during
violent storms. Bu' Devlin said today
lhey have Dehl up despite the fact a num-
ber of pilings have already" rOited away
completely.
Planners Study
Non-conforming
Buildings La,v
' Newport Beach plaruUng commissioll'-
ers Thursday afternoon will study a re-
vl.sed draft of the proposed Jaw requiring
elimination of non~onning buildings
when tbtir economic life bu ended.
The crdlnanc<, · which ts called. an
"amortizaUon" law, has been auggeated
aa one way of making all structures in
the city fit into the requlremenll cf their
zones.
OVer the )'1!819. a number ol bulldinga
have been butlt with apecial city permlt-
aioD in ,.,,... that nonnally wculcl not 't • ....._ .
P<l'l!ll ·-The amcrtlzallcn law being Cdlllidered
by conunlulonen would aet age llmill
oo buildinP. ranglq from 411 to Iii! yeara
after whlcb tbeJ would bave to ,be lonl.
down ~ modllled to fit the .,., , ,
The now \aw Is due ·1o be -••I Die
cammlssion study aesakm at 2 p.m. Jn
City Hall
Parents and Students
Convene at School
" , UPl'y ......
BLASTS . OFFICIALS
Actor Burt Reynolds
Reynolds Tells
Of Motel Flight
By Sarah Miles
GILA BEND, Ariz. (AP) -A relaxed
Burt Reynolds told today bow Sarah
Miles Ded to his motel room !or the night
after being beaten by her business
manager, found dead the foUowing mom·
ing. (EarUer story, Page 4).
Reynolds and the British actress, ap-
pearing bY .,court order afleo losing ~ at-
~ to avoid testiiying in person, took die stand lint in the Inquest Into the
Feb. ll death of David Whiting, 26.
(United Press lntematinnaJ reported
that Reynolds angrlly denounced local cl-
rlCials for •1dragging me back here to tell
them aometbing they already know."
(After being ezcused from the witness
stand, UPI said, he '1cpped briefly
outside the eourti:oom to criticize the ·of-
ficials.
(He felt the continuation ol,tbe inquest
made a "circus"-out of the caBe.
("What everybody seems to have
forgotten is that a young1boy is dead and
that Is a tragedy," Reynolds com-
mented.)
Snow
i
In Dak ta;
I
,Talks Stall
WQ\!Nl)EI) KNEE. $.D. (APl-A ma,
jor Winter llQrm hi~ "1'JUthWeslen!
,SO.lb Dakota today, ataJlKnegotlatlons
,bttWffll lDdlaos hqWlng lfo Knee
and federll authorltieo.' ~ · A go~t apobaman N~
tlonal Cowldl of CbtaNI will
be deiinlttal to lab ........ !ml an4
medlcal iupPlles to" ow.,1lllllllot lndtaDB;
wbo bave lield the village 15 days.
Roads 'in tbe Pine Ridge Reservation
area were .tmost Impassable as a blind·
jog soowstorm struck tile ania Four to
ftve inches of snow are reported on the
ground, but high wlndll ~ causing
deep drtltinJ!.
''The continuation of ~aUons wttll
the lridlam ilrWounded Knee hinges on
the weather,'• said Jack Huaben, a go\!·
emment spoiesmao.
Jack Murphy, an lnter_lor llepartmeot
spoJcMman, sa:ld no tP.ne has beeo set for another ineetlilg between govemmen't
and Indian.negotiators: However, be said
"one will be held."
Federal autboritle! ...,e Jn telephone
contact wi.lll leaders of the American 11}-
dlan Movenient (AIM), HUlben said. .
' Wounded Knee Is one of eight villages
oo the reservation.
The storm left visibility near zero. 'I1Je
wind cbill factor in Pine Ridge, 'where
winds were gusting 30 to 50 miles per
hour, was reported at 15 degrees below
zero. ·
Hartington Wood, an assistant U.S. at.-
torney general who met with the Indians
at Wounded .Knee Tuesday, said, "There
will be no move to take Wounded Knee
while ne'gqtiaUons are in pro~." 1 ...
His comment came the same day as
the first meeting of the reservation-
governing· Oglala Sioux Tribal Coundl
since the takeover el Woilnded ~ ~b.
27. The cotmell passed a resolution Tu~
day asking the Bureau of lDdlan AlfAlrs
(BIA) to remove all noatribeimen frOin
the reservation Whete U,000 Ogtala Sioux
Indians live.
The council also approved a resolutiotl
saying AIM would be held responsible for
all ac.ts of vl9lence while its members re-
mained on the reservation.
Massachusetts U ·
~81Jles Official
Of UC Riverside
MJss Miles, scbblng ., sbe told of
-BUrTOUDdlng the death, sald !!he win&.! lo testify at the first Inquest,
"but I WU ~ged by MGM not lo
appear. I wanted to testify at tbe Very
tint. 'l'bis is what 'I wanted to do.'' ·
Reyno(ds told the court be asked Mlss BOSTON (AP) -llr. Carlo Go!Jno. ~
Miles~ spend the night with bin! follow• cbancdlQr ,of ur Riverside, was namO\I ~i:r'!: ~ =~ ~ Gila today is chanceUir d the i':mveni\Y fA
Bend for filming of the motion picture Musacbuaetll al Bceton.
"Man Wlli> Laved cat Dancing.".. {lollm/;' 61. a lcll>lar in n>mance
The fight developed, Reynolds said, Jan~ 1llcceeds Dr. ·Francis "I!.
after Miss •!Illes .. ...-to · ber room ilrodeAc('""'-" re!ll..Jlo Ri.tlJni\e'. ·
atter spending the evening wllh him and GOJino vl1alj ~ean """oi 1iiiiinanltiet il
others and found Whiting waiting for ber, UCLA before goliu! to Rjve~lde'as;deiin
demanding to -wbe,. e1io bad bee!>· of the Coll"I': of Letterli allir Ss:ience In
Reynolds sald be bad just mumed lo 1965. Re became vice chancellor !Qilr
bis motel room and undressed when be years ago. . ~
received a call flom Miss Milts' At fll!slon, Golino wtb be Jn charge.ol
governess. the univentty's new campus at COluntbla
"David Whiling is here and be's Polo~ lcheduled lo Ope. in Septembol
beating up Sarah," Reynolds quoted Jane with !!fore than 6,000 Blucrents. T6>
and her children." A parent·student night will take place EvaJl9 as saying. "I walked very last lo Boston branch Is currenUy housed fn
Dr. Frazier confirmed that Mrs. tonight at 7:30 at Corona del Mar HJgh her room. She bad a cut on her lip and a downtown office buildlnga.
Patrick was being treated by him in 1972. School for tbia year's eighth graders who large lump en her bead. She was in bad Enrollment is projected. at 12,500 6y
Frazier wa~arrested at hi! Costa Mesa will be entering the high school as shape!' 1980.
office in August of 1963 and booked on 18 freshmep next year. Reynolds said be .then invited· the ac-Golino was graduated from City College
felony counts that Included abortion and A tour of the campus will be given tress to bis room, where she told him of New'York In 1936 and ha• advanctd
rape. An Oranga County SUperlor Court alter a meeting in the IJtue Tbtater with tbal Whiting beat ber up alter she refus. degre<9 lrom Columbia, the University of
Jury ended a Jong trial by finding him the school'• counseling llall. ed lo tell him where sbe bad been. Colocado and UC Berkeley. ,
gutlty on one count of rape and three l'riiiiii~;jji~iii~:::::i!~;;~=~==:~~~~!!;j= charges of abortion.
The jury dismissed 14 other allega·
tions. The rape conviction was subse--
quently struck from the record.
Frazier was released from Orange
County Jail in August of 1966, after serv·
ing less than half of the one.year term
imposed following his convictiou on three
counts of abortion.
Those charges were among the original
allegations of 18 ' counts of rape, sex
perversion and abortion. All were filed
following investigation of complaints
1nade by women who were bia patients
when he pracUced as his ~ 17( E. 18th
Street of!ice in Costa Mtaa.
Superior Coo.rt .!ucfge H o w a r d
Cameron, now retired, came under fire
at the time from the q11trtct Attorney's
Office for what the prosecution laid was
his "extremely leniei\t" approach In
sentencing Frazier. ·
He was also criticized for cutting
Frazier's jall time to allow the physician
to take up a three-year residency in
psychiatry at an Ohio state hospital.
FrWer's C&llforD1a·llcense, revoked with
hi.s conviction, was restored when he
returned to this state.
From Pagel
TRAFFIC ...
bring the lotal on Coalt l!iihway bridge
back down to 301000 but would create an
instant deflclericy on the new lrldgt.
"Theae are the kinds ol thlnga we wlll
have to weigh during l'J>aoe m bul at
thi• point, there aeems no way to relieve
that brtllge traffic wlthOllt another croes-
ing/' Krier said.
It wa• pointed out by C8tol Martin, a
member of the commm .. , Uuit the alter-
native Krier was talking 1nouo wculd also
mean Coaat HJibway would have lo be
uw•ded fl'oln a four Jane to a six lane
blgbway.
"That would be very dllficult and very
expeMlve," Krier admitted.
Other ouggestloos contained In the throe
allornatl•ea Jnciude termlnaUon of Qlut
Highway at the 8anta Ana River and
creation ol 1 mojcr Jntercbonp above
Ne"l'Ort Shore"
°"" ' .. '
TRACK
SHOES
. • Adidas e Spot Bitt
s1195 • s1495
s19'~ • s2995
TENNIS
SHOES
eAdJH eT-.. •c-., • Jade Pviulll
ladles 7.95'9.50-16.95
Mu's
8.95-9.95-14.95-16.95 •
• • • • • • •
•
" ' BASEBALL
SHOES..
e Adlas
• Spot lilt
s1095 • s15's
s1f95 •. s2495
HAND' BALL GLOVES
RACtjlUET BALL RACtj)Um
PING PoNG PADDLES "' . '
WARM.UP SUITS
SPEEDO $WIM SUITS
FllSBEES ..
TENNIS DRESSES
• TENNIS SHORTS & SHIRTS
llKES-PARTS-nus-TUBES
,,
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old
Says Free
CIA Spy
NEW BRJ'l'Alll, °"""' !.u>)
-Jolu> T. llowDty "~ ~ Information bo pvt hi
aii.... caplora~n • lJ "ancient hi • and he
~·t want to It ill
dOtall. • 1
A'rePorter aCed Olfll durq''
...... con!-'l'lltsd01 If
bo bad revealod any -uoder questlonillf.
·~ ...Wd at I moealtd
1 baut every bit of Information
( IN1 SHORT ... )
" crews cleu track ol 'J:/ ora ancl two diesel engines of train clerailed after
collidine wilh truclr In Horteme, Ga. Truck driver wu killed and 25 penlllll• r
were lnJll{ed.
• • •
w-.... . ...,,, 14, 197) DAIL y l'tLOf I ~
s. Africa Public ty
Changing •
For Day Brain xperiment !"',
DURBAN. South Mica !AP)
--Mica'• ..... """" pttaa pollcf wW bo ~
IOI' Billy Gralwn'1 appear-
--. -SltW'dl,)c '"ftlla wu'cme of the concfi..
tloN laid down bY Dr. Gra-
lwn -. w aooepled the
-!ton to -lo Sooth Al· rlca." one ol the evanceikt'•
--Aid ladly, "'Ibero .. to be .. repara!• --~ ... -""""" -ilt euctl7 --they Wllll lo."
~ his fll'SI to
,Soatb. A1rb, Graham II" U·
peeled .... ~
ly to mt -.led IO,GllO "'°'
pie "' two --· Ills vtlll Is the l>icl>ligbt of
I !May rooJtiracial ...,,....
on U... ljld mlaicm in ~U.w!llmabanother
·~ "' Joba.-bitrg
DETROIT (UPl)-PlllJllctty of '171,000 In otale -IOI project -Gabe Kalmc>-
IUft'Olllldln( a planoed brain utde !or lbe experlmeol. wla, a w..,.. ~ Uolvtnl. ;
"II the court -to decide • ""lerf experiment cm on al-·~· ty law""'-· llled IUJI ••
ll!Ced tuJer.rapts\ bu tul<d =•d~d, ~p"':\'.~ 'y~~ behaU of the lled!al Qmimlt·
tho project, aCCU11Jng to the daRblJn aald. tee (or Rumao Right., a.,_"
,,._..., who plBMOd to ol cltlseua CUICOmed wltll the •
parform tbo operation. PUBUCttY CAME to tbe conchd of medical --· • .,,,. -· la dead, !),&. 'Ibo llUit chall<llled tbo kpl• '
.. ..,,._. grounds 00 -• -: A·D," uld Dr. Ernest ,Bodin may be llUbmlttod to J>l)'dloo· ,
In .. ..,_ t.arlul outbum Abortions surgery'o~tl q --·-,.._, before a tbrff • Judie oady Olilil:Mitd with ane •
Wayne Olw>l1 Circuit Court mates -1tkd to ~ ~=-tbo .. ,a111y Increase ~ :U=': to • .
!lodla, chief ol""'"'""'10I' TLio.NT 'Ibo .. ,......... man -at i.m,.tte Cllnle to lletlolt, A A, 'Ga. (APJ pluned to treol, relernd to ,
Aid pabltdty ~ the M°"' than 480,000 lepJ abor-In court Giiiy as "Jolm Dao.'" ,
.,.,tmtnW Issue of pbo-lions were re]!Orted by :M wu oammlned to the Ionia
""""7 resulted In a deter---• W••••·~-D C. Stat~ lloepltal by his par<nts lblnatloo by the -id-be mu _...,_., · ' tl'yean ..... He --u,-. ~Uenl not to go throulh ")th ' ~:i =llr !or Dlaease lranslemd to the Lalayod6 '
tbO voluntary _.-1ment. The center said tha! u... Clinic !er' the exptt-lat•-'
NJllll!n CID MU<h 1$. . 'l'llE PUBUCITY alao kept
, Grobam wu first lnYlled to _..,, .~ wbo might have
1bortlon raUo Increased !rom IUJ'ltl'1 -tho llral of what'
4' per 1.000111 .. )lirths in t9'10 Rodin hopOd would be a groug,..
l<>.136 per ,000..llve births jn ot oome 14 crtlninal ,..1181
19'!1. w-choo<lthJ who would benefit Big Ranch Used Cattle South Africa ts yesra ago bCJt . volllllleOnd 10< the project as
. l'<tllsed to come because be •'-'' ·• iWuJd-~ to .._81• """~ only bope for curing un·
1 eel, audleoces. .,.,..~•ble JllYCbotlc behav·
No figures for im are · froM tM &tatments. '~ ·\
presently avallalJle. ' Kalmowtti aaJd he ~annN,.
I
·As Cover for Narcotics
'
,,.. ••UUlelial· is expected IOI'; ROdln said.
td arrtv, 1n ;':{-burg In later teotlmooy, Dr. E.
T!luoday. Amm!g· a-ex· G<wdoo Yudasbldn , dlreclor of
t -Ii> b..t him q gillr.r the Michigan Department ol •Cary P~. a friend of IS llfnlal lleelth, aMCIUllced he fears. would seet withdrawal today
In 19'11, the report 111d, today to u~ th& court to brtq&
1111.0GI fegal abortions •were In the wildentllleil patl<nt to
performed 0 U t 1'f d e tllO tioWy OD 1111 O"" behalJ. '""'"'
women'• stele of rel.dent with patient now says he wasn't tin
15.3 pe=nt being performed be ttl-lrom !is 11-)<ar
In New York state. conflne.ment. •
• WASHINGTON (AP) -It ofJicials told a nell'! roofer-bureaus of U.S. CUStoms
looted like any Swth...i.tn . mce litt. Narcotics a n d llen(en>UI r..icb: hiJ:od bands' W.:b MEXICAN AUTB0111'11ES .Dnlgi, the M-gO¥
·'"'~a*·~-••~"·· to raided the Juan Roblee rand>. metlHnol--...i local po-_.. ~-, ~ -u part of the operation and lice in the Sooon, Mezleo, q
the tprawllng, ranch • style •Id they found more lhan 10 Yuma, .Am., ~
home, catlle ll1llllChing bay 111 ..,,. of DllflJoana, moil ~ jt < '
the com1 and baybales stack· aecreted in cellars under -Ibo THE MEDcAN ,;,...,.o...i
eel In the ..... bayltacka. • wblch said n commlllad ....
Bui the~ said 'Ibo w.:b on the l:oold tOGllO-.rmed lroolil' •••.-i• ERIE, Pa. (AP) -Despite Tueli&y the cattle.., the Juan ,..... actuilly look-out P"'ls; riiiibw Of U:S....,j;pllM hilJ ·:;."=Jn~~~:"' w1: Rob1"' ""'8d aouth ol the Arj-the olflclal& said, and the cow-OQ!llers to the _.tlOc, bit
l'taldent w. A. "Tony" Boyle zooa border irere jull a cover boya were really procluctl-On the ranch, a bis vUla and other
b>ld ,the rpcitllghl· In the for a major drug ring, crippl-workera who wrapped the pat warehouse sites to ecoop up
i'i4blqosld mu r•d • r 1 , In-eel by "Operation Cactus." Into -pol!lld b<icka to be most cl the lJ!lclt marijuana,
-,eitltitora say they have no A five -week, U.S.-Mttlcan smuggled into the United numerous vebicles and weep-
p!lin8 tp , ...i: further In-enforcement effort resulted'. In States. ons used by mnugglen. one lll<:lmOiltl "the seizure ol '19.1 millloo In 'Ibo raid was shown 'l\Jes-cl the weapons was an MIS
. •'T,IJin · la nothlog In the llJegal nan:olica, inolud!nc day In a five • minute color rifle,. tbe standard au!omal";
""'""'rl,ilt now .. 8 ~Y 'U\9 toos ol marijuana and the movie ol Operation Cactus, rifle m the U.S. armed ron;ea
jliM!d . ........,.,;1·,0 (tee amst cl over 100 tralflclera," which waa carried out by the tnvemor,..
said Tueoday night. '"Ibis
· whole cue bu been one of a
lload of -followed bY Joog drou8bls. and maybe a
Dood la llllrting apin. But no
actloo t. conlenlplated ••
thlng.t atand now.''
eWU1Fe,..1ee
BUQ!OS AIRES flJPI) -
President.elect, Hector J . campora ull!'TIMdat be wm
0 fcq1ve ·a~ forget" current
~~~f:J'Jl\.t~~ i
as, a follower pt former Prest·
'dent Jueb D. Peron.
Compora, a SS.year-old
(ormer denllat bilndPI~ by lbe ulled p-to 1'\111 lo
Al'pnUna'r !In! presldenUal ~ In ID yesn, swept the
balloUng Sul>day wltb a prom-
ile to retum the "real _., to PenJD, wbo la llvlni
lo ltladrid.
e lff•"'9 Rapitetl
WASllINGTON (UPI) -
,The Unl\o!I ldlae Workers
UD!oo -WI.-memben de-= u~~~ r:; c.n,,.... today that strip
mining llbould bo outlawed
where the land can nol be
restored.
, Dr· 1rec1 SchwanwUl-
hdnmaUc proor-the Com-
rj,wmta bl.ve recentl.1 made u
0,.,, iollow tlietr formula "Ex·
lti'Nl Enelrclement p1ua lil~
' ~ Demomlball\lft" for the
,..... .. t ot "" '.u.s.A. ~"I" ~~J;awUI
~ .... l!!!"" f!mm"'*' -1udl .. u... U. U.,~ In -~-1-·""" Iner. t~af _,
I V>Jdet -.,._ .wlll-
-iultl'OG et eon..,
-,. lllll lhounbonl ,... ..
td b)' the ~ °"""' the
"Viar at Wou-~ • the -1 .. 11on ot "1laloo. .,....
..... plly. -... -,,..
.iu-meolloW will bo held at
lO>otb Bm7 ~ tlQ rri-
"""· -.. at 1;GO p.m.
Prico or 4l"'lfr fol,OO. For clln-
ner tftfJ"'lltlorw phone Utt
Chlcken Otnneri Rd I urant,
(1 "1<171 Of f:nt) .~
Polr. '""'~I~•· ' ,.., i. at 115 11-m. 'lllll 1a
and Ol>'!ft to tho publi<.
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Soaring School CoSts
Newport.Ilea acbool district odmlnlttrators 1ia ..
unveiled their budget requeot for the am adlool -,ear.
It ii $3.2 mWinn biiber than llris year'1 '34 milliOll-
SUpt. Jdlm N1tioU u.14 tru'*5 11\tileir WI meet,
Ing that nearlJ' $2 mlllJon of the propooed Jncnale WU
needed just to ~ ahead ot Inflation.
Nicoll calla Ille remaining •L2S mDDon or so "new
money" to be llled to improve district programa and
coa1!Jlue N.ewPOJt,Meu'• repullllon u a superior di>
trlct In the lllale.
C11!mlng the ·budget Is far too preliminary and
tentative to be anre of any clelllls. N'"icoll has ..Ot yet llimt a public breakdown of how tlllt new money Is to
lie spenl
Aa the trustees enter Into the new budget deliber·
&lions, wbidl are scheduled to run from now until A~ some opecifics regarding the extra $1.25 mil·
lion being uked of 4istrlct tupayers wUJ be required.
Newport.Men administrators and trmtee.s have
llwaya been fair and open with the public at budget
time and Ibis lhould be no exception. The people sbOuld
be told ooon how their money ii to be spent
Time l.imit E~senti81
' '!be beat of --1 plan c1tscUJ1ions ncenUy ha•
driYen ~nport .J!eiial ~;"mmlsaion meetings
Into the Cool dart of,eorfy DlOl'll once too often.
'!be eullell adjournment of the pall four meetings
bu been midnlgllt and lbt latelt bu been just lhy of
3 Lm. Wlthooit uception, the colllmi!lion ts moat con·
slstent among cliy bodles In keeping late hours.
part ot the late meeting problem ls eawoed by weJJ..
m::,~audlence memlien wllo tend to torpt the
th !Ive.minute limit wblle rpeaklng at public
be&fillp. .
So they illstalled a timer and two llgbll-an,amber
warning 11~11 when one minute is lert: and· a red.ll&ht
when time 11 up.
TUI same tool is available to tile commlu!on bUt
U bu not been uaed. Aa a ,resul~ meetlngs that oould
be streamlined end up bogged dOWD will> verbiage.
The right of citizens to be heard at public hearings
is fundamental. But when the meetlngo are carried inlo
the emy momlnf by Jang talk, it Is unfair to everJOM,
citizena, rommlaioners and lltaff.
11 It i.s •ecesl!UY to move the meeting time up, It
should be moved up and a firm adjournment deadline
sel If the time can't be <hanged, commissioners sbo!llJl
use the too!a they have to make their meetings m<ire
bearable for all concerned.
Creative Learning
" You might say they shut down Corona de! Mar
High School for two days last week eo students could
do their thing. •
l!A!gular ciHsee were susP<ioded while special one-
time ciwes ou subjOC'14 rangfng fl'Qm Chinese cooking
to military careen lo dirt tue riding were taking place.
They called It "explocatory learning."
The annul! program ts arranged by the students
for the student& and bas the full support and praise of
Prlndpll Dennis Evans.
City councilmen 10me weeks ago recognized that
. You might say they shut down Corona de! Mar
High for two days. You might say they opened it up.
N 'I Uttl UNOEll.Slt.ND WllY flO Ottf SEEMS INTERESTlO IM OU~ ~OfU~."
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" 1 • True Public Representation Needed
'PJ.oiests Coastal Zone AppOintmen~: I •
Or Erudit.e?
€YD~ J!.HARBL' ·.·,
To 1lllb cl ti ze o s' volces as
''Dallm." den1 the right to petition
.. ·~" end yield II> prollt· -~--1d~clell¥1* lt-. -i.s still '!If -......0-"',lnd does the • .,.,... ""*'""'· good for all
To _!be Edit'\':: . I
Tbe Envlr&mental Coalition of Orange
C o u n t y , Inc., representing 56 en·
viroruneotal groups throughout Orange
County, is disappoin~ in, and moved to
protest against, Golernor Reagan's ap-
pointment 'of Donald w. PhlUips to the
South Coast Regional Coastal Zone Com-< Tl>dW• CllU'la --• 1ltlle di!· • _,.the~-~
-., llYe .,_, wbol do lheJ all
baH ID~'"'"' A_. fll • (V. riild> mWo ioa ~.a IC!ie <I SO ·
(l>tlllll)llllloel,..-ted, ....... .,
15 malel ,.. ..-. and u ,.. set !Jt,
,.. ... alwlp j*'lrilll me: ~
1. luul, Blonhelm,
Aulterllll, Santop --2. Ku Graf, Mary
Lovett, lloroCl!y """ kins, 'nlomu Llptoo
and LadJ Clnon.
3.Star,Mooo,-
dan, West<ott and
1llannao.
4. Solon. Justinian, Drw.lD, Mann and
llammmalli.
$. J11amarek, Melba, Napoleon,
Telnminl and Carwoo.
I. 1-ta, l!liewbaa, Burt tan I a,
Gnustart and Baratarla.
7 . Lan•erban1, Cbe,,,..StoWs,
Babimld lleqjere, and BrillbL .. pJ,.., l.eilmis, Babbage, Bulb ml
Wiener.
9. Vidor, Fells, Adrian, aemmt and Eup.
10. Anatole Fnnce, Vol~, G<orp
Orwell, ae.,...e Sand and Saki
IL WWJam Fonytb, Anderl Dahl,
Leulbard Fuchs. Johano Zinn and J. B.
Poinsett.
ti. ne .. Trout," the 0 Huot." the
"Jupiter," the "'Rbeniah" and t be
.. Kreutzer."
~ jlie al!)'a,.,...,...." -•-·•-,, ·~·· -R.N.B. , IT=undetstariding as well as the ,.. ......,. ,.... .....w .,._. ., tm • rl our Coastal-oriented
r • ... ,. • =•• • 1 • .... ~ me s (The Coastal Alliance, Laguna ,_. ...... • ...._ -. 8ll!f ~· Greenbelt, South haguna C'i.vic Associa-
tion, Frlerld& ol the Back Bay) . and the
IS. 'l1lebes. New yort. Bloill ilnelro, x~ mt.!..""lfof ~~·~~
lllanl>ul and Tel.Am. . llhould be Indy p,jbUc, not governmental,
14. AkleblnD. JUge1, BeteJi~, c.en-~tatives. ~ The tenets o( -1. the
""""'and en-. . ~ 1'!De ~11on ~ti aa .. .Ill. .Aleuar, Picterinl. Cb t 11 on • Qllately provide fur otflcial ,._ Sollwu-. ml Qiambord. tjtlon,~ ' '
ell 11Je -· Ille Slanderer, the To ;,.. tile Plbuc p;.ltloo to·apj,o t Dlnaor.,, tbe Advmary and the yet another goVl<llmenlllJ.reprmentlll!ve
~. such as Mr. Pbllllps (a Lbng Beach city
ANSWBRS• ~) Is not only oounter to the
best Interests of the citizens of
l. -·llatlleL 2. Types fll """'· 3· Calilomla, and a bad precedent, but also Obloleta. + Jtm e r l c a n makes of. f. Ancient law~ers and contrary to tbe-spbit of the legislation. ~ 1--' ~..1--1: 'lbe fact that Mr. Pblllips was a known
w """ ~. • • opponent of the Coastal Zone Act makes
named. le!' ~ ftdpe&bave been hb appointment all the more ques-
I. t~ eomtriel 1n fiction. 7. tionable.
Pirntdlbi after irbom medlca:I terms, BEFORE the various appointments are teiil, Jr-dmeolal bave been named. 8. confirmed or approved (or disapproved )
~lldans ~ made the modem by the Senate, we strongly urge Governor
r~ ~.1t. Popes. 10. All Reagan to reconsider his apPointment of
wrilen (JOU &el DO credit for !bat) wbo Mr. Phillips to the South Coast Regional u.cf...-ijiim ID their wort. Coastal Commission, and to substitute a
It. BotlDJltl .-names were given public member whose credentials are
&o i flntn. 1; 0 "*81 muaic com-more in keeping with the intent of the P•''.,.. p. 41tmet e1plta1e ol. their Coastal Zone Act.
counlritl (no credit ~ you •imply
IDIWCied 11~1), 14. camtellatlcns.
U. -.i cutles of grut renown.
11. All early Jlamel for the Devil, in
bJblJcal and cburdl lltuatur..
LORELL LONG
Secretary, ECOC
Voters Spoke
To the Editor:
CIA and the 1Fedayeen
'n:e DAILY PILOT (3110) quotes
Assemblyman Badham as being ''in-
censed" over requests for funds to im-
plement CODSen"ation plans u n d e r
Proposition 20 lo ·"pay the bills the
bureaucracy created.'' The Central Intelligence Agency bas
put together some fascinating facts about
the Black Septemb<r terrorlsl.9, *1lich
may explain why they 11tormed Into tbe
Saudi Arabian embassy in Khartoum to
commit their latat atrocity.
Apparentll\ Ille lem>rlats hoped to
abock t h e world
and embarrass the
Saudis in the -by taking over their
embasty and eucut·
ing three ol lhelT
dlslin 'shed ..,ms. ind:g U.S. Am-
bassador Cleo Noel,
Jr. Here 1.s I.be
ba<iground from
secret CIA "ports, wblcb have been
shown to us:
mE BLACK September movement,
named IOT the month of September, 11'70,
when King Hw:sein •tarted hil 111CCtuful
drive to c:rwb the PalaUrUns in
Jordan, began .. lbe temrlal """"' aJ. Falah. ThiJ Is the largest ol the Palestfn.
iao fedayeen, or guerrilla, groups.
A lew hundred hanlelled. embltll!ttd
fedayeen were recruited whose main
misslon was to "get '1 King Huuela.
0!1glaally, clai1111 o semi CIA ._t.
"Fatah'a uawin•tlon plans (_.)
aimed oolely at Jordanian mmi-.,
Army olllcers and members of the Royai
llasbemlte lamily. It , .... 1 planned to
exta1le theJe Individuals wherever theJ
m.11 be found abroad, in Arab counlrlt1,
Europe or America.''
The Blad< SepWnb« tmorlsll llnd:
flnl II Waall Tflll, tht late Jontanlall
premier, Who ..... pnn<d down in c.lto
In Ncmmber lf!L 'Dlb btppmed al a
IJme -Saudi Aral>ia'• King hlul
(JACK~~N)1
was trym, to negotiate an accord be-
iw.en Jordan and a~Fatab. 'n:e klll8
was worried, according tq' a aecret re-
port. "about the compJe!e takeover of
ledayeen leadership by ladlcaI extrem-
ists.'' I I .
KING BVSSEIN, bojrever. bad IJ>. ~ .. pons oll 11-l'atah's IJ>.
volvement io the Black Scpteniber attack
upon Wu!\ Tell. niese rel\(lrU "lll<&
cal<d the King and lt1' famDy were
tqUally targets of Fatab •uassln plana."
He asked King Faisal lo -1 a
repmenlative to Jonian "to )>e lnfonoed
In dmil o1 the e.-oe of Falah'• J&
volvement.'' Faisal counlel'ed by ilivttln&
Hussein to send a representative lo saudl
Arabia. Jordanian Amballldor Sbanqlll)l ·
wu immediately dlspalcbed to lll1d la
presenl the evidence ID Failat
TllB FEDAYEEN, meanwbUe, had
boon ftlllng Fillll with storie9 or Jorda·
Dian bro~agalnat aJ.FalalL 'Ibey cbarpd, roe anco, ,Iba! Ibo lllodorate
aJ.Falah al·Ahu AfYad "bid been
<rUelly bo aDd then killed. Tbe stick
which be usu.a.Hy carried was now a
trophy In Hmein'1 palace.•
FOi' a Ume, King Faisal didn't know
lrbom to belleve, but bo ln<:roslJ1ib'
beelme convinced that al-Falah bid
beoo talrm over b1 radicals. Ill Ille end,
Falul -.d up In Buueln'• comer.
Tbla la tbe ........ .......i1ng to tht!CIA,
that the Black Seplember lM'nlrblll 'bave
DOW blnJod acaJmt lhe Sa1idla.
A reminder: This legislation was
O'e8ted by the people at an election -
not by bureaucrats. De s p i t e the
uaemblyman's protest.a, tbe voters ob-
viously favor less cluttered beaches and
action to building a11d air pollution.
. SPENCER CRUMP
Con of Growth
' To the Editor:
I llke Mr. Bli!s's letter on the cost of
Newport Beseb growth (Mareh 7
Mailbox). II has a very good polnl. Why
do we have lo bave llliother Redondo
Beach? Unlimited bulld)ng aDd develop-
ment bas conges!ed Los Angeles beaches
unbelievably. '!' don't have to cater to
the mob. U•lted development is
ruining thl.s city, this oounty and' Ibis
atate. We don't hl\te to permit this.
J1m a lhlrd generation native califor·
1llan. Our lamUy bas watched thl.s
bUuutul state become ridiculously
overpop&lated and raped by the m!Uiobs
In Brief ...
'lllese -.ll 10( ,w(adom ~ CWTtllJly
going lhe roundl Um Ille Or..,. Coal\:
Wbm C8triod lwaj wtth lhe thrUI o!
hesrln( oneself lpeak OT ~Iring the
doquJmce <I lnowleclp wlllch l.s pouring
forth Iran • mighty pen, think aboul
tbeMI llgum far a wbile :
'the Loni's Prayer GG wordl
Uncoln'a Getlysburg Addross 268 wot<ls
Ten Qimmandmentj :191 words
Declaration ol Jndepmdence 800 words
A '"I'll!! order Issued by tbe Gottrll-
ment llOttq the price of cabbage 21,911
wwds.
MAILBOX
Letters from readers are welcome .
Normally writas should convey their
mt'ssages in 300 words or less. The
right to tondense letters to fit space
or eliminate libel is reserved. AU
letteTs must include signature and
1naiti11g address, but names may be
withheld en request if sufficient
reason is apparent. Poetry will not be
pu1blish.ed. -
who have come here to liye. ~il.diy
borne! People have a rlgllt II\. ~emto
my borne ID live, but I alsO llirr6 the ,
right to tell them tq ·leave.
RICHARD BRALEY IJ
Arabs and Donar
To the· Editor:
It may be we are aJready under attack
by the Arabs, not in blackmail ki.Uings;
but in underminlng our lntern&pooal
credit.
Feb. 21 the Israelis shot down'lbe J,11>'
yan commercial plane. Two days later a concerteil attack wu made on the doUBr.
Some ~ were dmnping vut
amounts of U.S. dollars into the money
markefa of1 Europe and Japan, ex-
chan~ these for European and
Japanese bard currencies. • OlJI\ · government announced that
these ~ of dollars were speculators.
But whoever was dumping dollars wu DO
petty gambler; tqe sellers dealt Im
billions. cmly the Arabian governments
had tbat kind of money.
For years our purchases ol petroleum
had risen steadily in the Arabian nations,
in Iran, and in North Africa. Lately we
have been importing more than a third of
our oil from these sources, and always
we paid in dollars. Until the last few
days, these oil dollars were invested in
U.S.A. materials and firms. As the Arabs
dumped their dollars on the international
banks, their purchases in the U.S.A.
stopped, and our stock market fell, along
with the value of our dollar.
• Calif-and tbe ..... ,.. ... ..,, ....
e!ficienl. epinflaling -11·~ blgh tim• that the _, commuter'*
mils the be! thal the individually '
operated auto Is !ailing In the tat <I .
transpodlng people to and from lheU;
jobs. Evory day the trip geb -.. mo" gas is burned, the figbl ap.._.
smog gds harder lo win. and the only
.... happier_ .... ·-;Je and -oline indostries. • • . ~ ·~
YOU RIDICULE the -1 to ralloll
rr IS difficult for us to believe the in--gu by repeating the IClre predicti:m of
tense hatred the Arabs have foe the 400,ootl_lost jobs but -!llfet'-:f' U.S.A., over our Sl\pport of Israel. real a)Jemattve. Yoa sq we nut
Conventional warfare by ttietn-ag&inst Us Calif'orilians 10 use s0me form fl. mass
is \tfupossible, guerrilla warfare can be t:ranspOrtatioo or dramaticallJ ftdDoe
conducted o¢y on a blackmail basis. But aoto emmjons Dramatic f'l'dodkww drr
our dollar and our ec<J1J01!!Y are apt •PP'*I' to bo pOISlble and 11111~~· villnerable. It IS llk~y that we are .n &),mate Will bie avat'IGIDe bj ,
already under attack. 4 . ~ 1o)11r;u1:~ aa the munlw of aofol in ,.
ROBERT E. O'BRIAN ' ~ Calif1lrnia cmliales to rbe. •
CleaitltUpl
To the Editor: •
If you walk your doa in a public place or Pl!lk cl<an up his ucrement with •
piece Of~per or a plastic Scoop. A • child' a sandjlill and shovel mallos an ex·
Cellent ~pper. If you place a
~ Pie!;e al'ne'wspaper Jn it c\aily, the
buolte~bollQ!J> will not. become toiled or smelly. YoU can make· a ''free" xoop by
cuttint the ,llottom from a plallkijug with
a handle. -
SUSAN C. SPANGLER
To the Ediloro
In ~pur emtorlal of Feb. 11 , "Gas Ra·
Uon Not Answer." yoo joined those who
O!JPCl8e any solution to the smog problem '
that threatens the love affair between
And . Wlial inducomenl to ... ..... ,,
transportation woold bo ~ --!ban gas ratlming! It lltrim at tbe..,.,.,
cause ol air pollution; a large amcJ1ml ol
gasoline beinC bumtd in • nr'/ Jo,
efficient manner by more autcmol:lllel
than we need. At tbe ,...., least, pa ,..
tioning •will lorce us to me a wiJ
primitive farm of mus ~;
caMharing.
You say we must reaaess oar
priorities if Mr. BueteWw11 • ta:ba~.
Many of US did that }'earl ICO whfD ft I
began opposing -ays in favor of a
better Imm <I nws ~ Vie
(you, too) have !Oii smnI <l!an.."'fs w
progress due to public milw..ierstandbig and~ ol lhe ~ gasoline. and meway amtrudiCll b\-.
dustrles. It's post time fer "'° also to
support the only -avallalile 11> TIS• and add ID public undmtanding radler
than c•dnsim •
llOBEllT u. Jfdli>IJGLE -'
Lament of a Bad Speller ,;
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The computers are coming! Abross the
land newspaper publ,lsbers are spending
millions of dollafs installing mJraculous
electronic brains that wlD scan the copy
of us ace newsmen and speed it lnto print
in a blinding ~b.
Tbllllks to this
amazing technologl-
c ,a I ·breakthrough
there's no questiOQ
that newlP,8r.n _,will be abe to
set typograpbJcsl el' ~ • rors at least a bun--
dred times faster. ' N"1tu:rllly, I'm
against II. For It doo1m my tlfe..long
avocation of b~ hatl0fi1ela to hun-
drecls ,upon h~ o( people. I'm
speaking, ol course, of m:y inability lo
•pell.
"Never worry about lesmlng to apell
Jll'OPOf\Y, dear," My Sainled Mother told
me while 1 was yet on her knee. "As you
go through life, "'° will make countless s.o.e.s deliriously happy.''
How rlgbt sh<! was! Whal joy I have
broqbl lo oP>en! '
t;CAN'T lell )'OU how many times I've
watd)ed with pleasat'611 a mary editor
has 1one over my copy, poncll In band.
llrvari•bly, hJs eyes will 1Uddenl1 Ugbt
up. His Jboulders will slralgbtm, Aod ha
will give a !llUe cry of pure elation.
t .kno• he1s come across one of my
cr:utlvely•pe.llecl 'NOn1J. u0rc1erve0 iJ 'a
good one. Wllh a am«• or 1Uperlorlty on
his lips, he scralthes It out of existence.
.Illa day Is made. And I hive that
ast11raclion • Cl'esilve arillt eoJovs in
Iba lmowledp I )lave made anothit lellow
(...__AR_T_H_O_PP_E_ ...... J
human being happy.
In my youth, while worting ror an
editor named Larry McMaous, I was ex-
traor<llnarlly generous with the leller
"m." SUch as: "Ammong tbe oomnang
commtmoraUve events. . !' And 1 still
lreasure the little note I received lrom
him In return : "God Almmlgbty!
MmcMmanut." , ..
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llan coune I've pursued. io be sure the
path )I beset by thoni& ~ main!)' th~
constant csrpJng Of meaner minds. And it
doel lltlle good, I've found, lo point out all
llJe hundreill upon bundredll of worcb I
epeD cqrrectly. How unlalrl After all, a
score of ii percenl rates a grado of ...
cellent In any lelt. 1
And thnn I've bad to,oonloncl, .,, with
the late George Beloaril -· Mr. Shaw, as you may reCID, 'wU a clJlm..
pion of phonetic epelJiaa. )le "'"° left a bequeat In bis wUI ID advadce lhlt Jpoble
cause.
(Hit (avorile .. ""lie or Iba ...,.
volutlnns or ltngll.sh spe1u._-tba -4 GHOO'I. Pronounce the OH 11 bl
"enough/' he oJd, the 0 .. tn °wcrne:a"
and the TI os In "nolloll:" i'llt them an
toaelber and !"hat have JQU aotr Filb. Trot. llul any d\illlril can spell
phoneUeall)'. P~ sptlllltf -1d
wipe oat ID lft lnetsot U..l cnauve 1parlc
lhal baa so gladdened the. baarii at to
m1111.
IT'S UTILE -Jlr. iiba• ~ nowhoft with his ID-coaodved cnisaclo,
But now a grealtt -anlll -~ computer. ..
It wiq acan mi; CoW ~. t;
know in m,y -lhal, If 11 ,c:ali already, __. or later It will be ible Ii>
autnmallcall!' a>mct at1 spelliog. 111beo
it calcbel ID errar, no Ii.We .red upt wll
Jlasb jobillolly, DO llfde bell wit _-
elatedly. 'There's just .., way ID mab •
computer happy. :
'!'be t1-bl .0 m.pdla me lhal 1"'
decid<d that l mlghl u wen hrMebtb
look uplhe lll"P<' ~The~
is I can't find "~" ·-fa 1bt ~'O" lfdian -t.be •1n1wd dli~U.,.
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Umes It> al!o" lffchor! u mud! u 1 ...
hours « dqM\ lo 40 minutes ~
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Bul the -~ ldV< """ -Iii be l81d.. Gllrtintl.r. ~. and aol>l>cmom
llllgbt bav<. lout' ... }1.V• boun a 'week .or ~~limo. of this must be used ror lun<ll •
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Talks Stail
WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. iAP)-A ma·
jOf! winter stonn hit southwestern
liiuth Dalrola todoy, stalllng neeotlatloM
between Indians holding Wowided Knee
.;.. federal •UlbortU...
A go....-~ •Ill N ..
tlohal C<>unctt or Cburdiu -.... .. .nu
be permllled to like rood. .... and
medical aupplles to lbe militant lndians.
who hove btld the village ll dlys.
JWds In the Pine RJdie fleRMUon
area wm almolt lmpaaable u a blind-
inl" mowstonn 11.tUck the area. Four io
five .inchM ot mow are reported on the
bul blgh IJind.o """ causing drifting.
oonUnualion or negotiaUom: with
the !ndlans In Wounded Knee hinges oo
the weather," aa41 Jack llu.sben, a gov·
emmeot spokeam'i.r\t
Jack Mul an Interior Department
spokesman, no lime haa been set for
another m g 'between government
and Indian negotiators. However, he said
"one will be held."
'Federol lauthorltlet were In relepbooe
cablacC .,ith •• .., .... ol the American 11>-
dlmi -ment (AIM), Husbtn l8id.
Wouoded Knee II ..,. ol eilbt villa ...
od t11on.rv1Uon.
• '1'he IU>nn left vblblllty netr zero. n..
wlnd:chlll laCIOr In Pine Ridge, where
-were gUJtlng llO lO 50 mlles per
hour, was "!>Orted It ll degrees below
Tum Gab OH?
200 Surfers
Dispersed
At Newport
Newport lle>cb polltt this morning
""'""'1 al leasl lbn!e penons and di.>-
pened nearl1 D more when aurfers
.near Newport Pler rtfU9ed lo le&ve the
wafer and make way (or sand hauling
equipment
Lt. Gary Petel'900 said llreguards
called polil% iato action a t about 11 1.m.
wben • awann ol surfers ~
atden: to leave the water.
The bead! bu 1-1 '*-I lrom toth
Str..t to IOth Streel because ol the U.S.
Anny Corps ol En&ineen .... 1oo c:aotrol
project. due to be complet..r nul week.
......
Petenoo said a number of squad can
went to me pier aloog witb the police
beli<opter and a llleguanl patrol boat
"When we got them out of the. waier
there 11BS a minor disturbaoce but it
... DOt • riot at all, •• Pdm llid.
Harllogton Wood, an -lattnt U.S. al· ; -, .-II who met with the lDdl.lu cw-Kae -y. Mid. ''Tblft ~w:!l!.bo .. ...,. In IW Woaodod Knee
• """" necatlatiom .... In -·"
He aid po1ioe tGUDllod up n .. "tn>u-
l>lernabn'' wbo -.,_ lllld the
-al the ...... loll ....... 111,. Ills -..... Ille ..... dly .. ~ tint meeting ol the ,_,,_
go""'11n& ogJall SlouJ: ™bal Ccuncll
skloo 1111 tueover ol Wounded Knee Feb.
' 27. The coundl paned a ,_lutlon Tuel-
Al 1eu1 three ot the n.., lwo adults
and -)lmnlle. ..... dwJed with ol·
-nocllll -fallme In .......... lO .......... arrest. Pttertltllt Aid.
. day uklng the Bureau o! Indian Allalr.
. (BIA) to .....,,. all nontribeemen from Jury .Sworn In
To Hear Trial
Of Tim Leary
the ,...rvatlon whers 11,000 Oflala Slo<a:
lnd11JJ1 live. ·
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. ui. ~·1 olllco 1111111 ..kir to 1btJr SAN LOIS OlllSl'O (AP) -EIMn lllirtllle In 1115, COOIDll!lted TlaeodlJ ____ .,.._,, ....... ,
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4iim Ille cauplo'• ..... ii °"""'" lbat .. 1111 Jar1 lo -Iba lllal al drug ""'
.... ·-lblqlute17 noUlln& -lhll -Tlmalll3' 1-7. -.. -..... lawadt." Dr. Fraler later COllloclld 1111 DAILY -....... ~ Ille CollfGmla Jim's
PILOI' 10--' 11lat 11 ·~ ........ Coal!' ...,_ la:IUl7 _,. lllft too
pni1easloell llld'1 ...... 00 -I*'. ,... ..
commenl IOI tbua allepllom llld wauld 'lbo pr 111 ,, .... -.. peded lo inak :it i::= IU!!lllnf m lhll lldy II• _.., 1111-W... ID lbt dQ,
Dr. Frater CQllflrmed that llfn. _. ........ 11 .... -Joran.
Patrick waa 1>11111 hated~ blni s...r.I al Ibo IS Jµnn uld lheJ -tfrulor ... 1ofueloo!lj In , .... ~.Ille .... u .. Cll ~·
olllce In Au11111I of IMS 1tid oo I Iler'• ifuot'~ ft ......... the
!~oy count& thot Included 1borl.lon and .,. ol marijuana, but lheJ all uld they
•!IP<· Ao Orange COunty SUperlor Court bad ...,... -it or any o1ber drug. Jury e'1ded a long 11111 by l'lndlog him
1111Uty on one count of rape and three Ooe ~ Juror who 111<1 he bad
charges of abortion. smobt1 mD'fjolna was dlsmlwd at the
'J'be Jury diJllllsaed 14 other allega· prooecullon'1 ~. as was another
lions. The rape conviction wu subse-wm said be knew people who smoked iL
queoUy llrllck from the record. · ~ J·"'-RicNlrd p H Fruler was released from Ora.oge SUperilW ~ • ,.., · ar·
County Jail In AuguJt of 11118, alter ..,.,,. ris asked Jurors -their ability to ioi i... than hall or the -year tenn raxler a lair verdl<t would be Impaired
ilnpo.sed following blJ conviction oo three by the tnowl..:ge tbat "Dr. Lury 11 a
C911Dil or •bortion. sclmtilC" bad exporimenl<d with um. n.... ciw'seo ~ amoDi the~ 'Ibo -fuglltte wbo ....,.,.. allegations of 11 count.a o( ripe, IU from LM Padres Meo'• Colony btre alttt
perversion and abortion. All were filed being convicted of marijuana poaessioo
foUowlng ln\lesUgaUon of complaints in Laguna Beach also {aces c:cmplncy
m11de by women who were his paUentl charges now.
when he practiced as Ills 171 E. 18th He was lndicl<d bf the Ora.oge County
Street office In Costa MC58. Grand Jury while still rree in Afghanis·
Superior Court .!udge H o w a r d tan fOr hJs involvement with lhe IAguna
Cameron, now retired, came under fire ~ Brot.berbood ot Eternal
at the Lime from the District Attorney 's Love.
OfOce for Y<hat the prosecution said was 'Ibe intematlooal lratemity is ACCUSed
bis "extremely lenient'' approach in ol actual ly being a global combine rt-
senteoclng Frazier. sponsible for importing milliooa ol dollan
He was also crlticlled ror cutting wcrlb of Uliclt drugs.
Frazier's jail lime to allow the pbyslclJn cu.mmJtly Leary's lawyr:n att fighting
to take up a three-year residency in thole charges but ao far with little sue·
psychiatry at an Oh.lo stale hospital. cess.
1'"'raz.ier's Calirornla lletnse. revoked with A judge last wee II; qretd perhaps
his COJl\'lction, 11t·as restored when be Leary should ha~ bad a pessport. rnoa-
returned to thl5 state. lion heari.ng bd'cn ht wu whisted out ct
Alghanlstan ..,, t.denl .......
OU.MM COAST ...
DAILY PILOT
Tr. Or .... Ollllii Oll.llY 11'11.,0T, ~ ~ ................ ~ ........ ..,
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He said, bcnrever, lbtte ii no provbton
in intematioul law makiq it mandltcry
and ordered Ln.ry to remain in rustody.
Mesa Youth, 2
Others Injured
In Plane Crash
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A Costa Mesa youlh and l WO other
persons aboanl a lipt plane that cruhed
near the Westdl<Jt<r. Conn.. Airport
Tuesday nigll1 m boli>lt•llxod with culS
and &bruiolll toda1.
J&me1 ll 8engUoo. 10, a Dortmouth
Colle«• atudent .-...,..,U live ll
1l&li Tlhlti Drive. Colla llesa. WN
r<poried ill !oir ""'1itioll at W-'=iail Slate Police uld ... and
pilot JobD F. Piiiot, II, o1 Rye, N.Y., ind
Barbara So-. II, al lMe BoJ, Wub.,
...... pulled from ti. wrecblt qulc:kly.
Dellilo ol the .. -ol the cnsh ......
llOl Immediately avallablo.
A spomman for the tamny uld today
th1I Bencllon'I lither luMl lio<n In -
tad with the hospital ""I' ... -lhe youth would ,_.or.
Illa lither ..... In Oalllnd "' bus"-.. a uleo esf<lld .. with the JohnHW>.
ville O>rporlUon, whllo ll<n&*>'1 llop-
molbcr ,.., attendln& a blstofy daaa al
Crance Qiall ColJeci.
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'Zero
oise' Plan
The Oronge Coun\Y Alrport Con>-
mllllon voted .........,...y 'llleaday to
eodor• 1 U.polnt _....,,!or reaching
"wo no1ae il1>pact" by UIS ror Jet
OIJl!tl fnllD ()noge Count)' Airport •
The --t came al1tr a too and ooe-balf hour meeting tt wtddt prtvale
dtlm!• job1<d with Newpan -of.
ficials in offering proposed noise a.itbac:k
me..,,,.,_
Airpoct commissionen made a o
changes in the donunent OW hN
a1reac17 beea approved by the Orana•
COUnly Bolnl ol Sllpenilon lllld
!orwanled to ..... airport offldall.
Commisaiootors al9o voted unanlrD(JIJl{y
10 atucty a -om or !inU and -c
tnceml\ltt in an effort to encourage
airliMs lO conllOl their DOiie polhdJon.
-.... the -1""' alreldy committed ltaell' to lbil prlnclplt In
adopting the n-jlolnt oolae abarement
program earlier ill the meeting. Accord-
ing to thal document, the airport prom·
ises to hive such a system of economic
-·-ill operation by the end of Im.
One new prVposal !or dealing with
altport po!Je was advalloed by C~le1
Grilnn, chairman o1 the aw.ens eoro-
nilllee IDr En-n!al Qoality In
Newport Beach.
He proposed thal jelS liking off ftOm
11ie airport be&ln maklnc a 180-decl«
hairpin lurn wben they eoch an allltude
or 50 feet. TIU ...i!d illlt1"talll 1be ~·
lion of gainial aJttfode 'llhlll om the...d·
ly ol lrMe Bild UC Irvine.
Griffin said these areas Weft not as
developed as the ports o1 Newport Beach
and Costa Mesa now under jet talteofl
patternll.
Officials said after the meeting that
lh1s lakeoU technique would be unsare.
F,....PqeJ
PROTEST ...
usually have little free time between
claasel, Achziger said. He uplainod that
many 12th grade studenlS scheduled all
their clasles in one momillg block and
leave 9Cbool al mld-day.
About 7.00 students were ln the
audllOrtum l'ollowing tbe &It-down pro-
test. -ol them were English students
tblft for • class.
After a brief dil"I-ol IChedulln&.
the topic ""1<d to !be -· desire to .....U <fa-.s cm cmqp II II Ctll'
reotly ............ by ..... bu! the .....
Boan! of F.ducalloo ftCl!llly ........
--that Individual odlool -decide the laue far thelr own .,..._
A number o! student& then clemandod •
rhaMe In policy to allow an E_c~ !? .. e;:t:.s ... "9 ,.,r-
~ .... student body pruldent, told
them. "We can't stand and about open
campus. We l!ate to wort for it, lobby
for ll"
The student presidellt prefaced hlll
remart by saying, "lt'1 really beautitnl
having all --"' bere todly ... Re urged the studmts In 1tlmd an
aS!Odated -CllOlldl meeting later
tls morning to contln1» diJamiq the
isllle.
SOme membrtn of the crowded 111-
di<noe pumblecl a little -Lmnian
then beK e clied, "Go baCk to daaet,
pleue. .. But then they Died out ol the
theater, -In the rqular routine.
Youth's Father
Sues District
On Eye Injuries
Ooe time Orange Coast CoDeae track
coach Norm Lumian ii suing the
Newport-Mes.a Unified Scbool Oislrlct
and a ....,.aged student for '200,000
beca.,. ol eye injuries dlered, by blJ .....
~ action med in On.Dee county
Superior Coort by OCC biltory \QCher
and marathon. l"UdMt' Lwnlaa Mekl
damages !or blJ aoo, Jonathon.
Lumlan, of IOll 1"'tln Ave .• Newport
Beach, alleges the dl91rlct, plus Heins
KBlser Intermediate School pupll Brtan
Baldlelder, are r.spooalble In tbe May Ill,
t 972 incident.
The suit dw1e5 that ,...g Batcheldtt
swung a jacket at the Lumlan boy while
horoe-playing Ill' lbe basketball court,
causing the zipper to lodge ln b1s eye.
Temporary bllDdllesl and -dqree ol permanent dlmage reSulted trom the
injury, the Lurnian father and eon con-
tend In the actioo.
High San Diego .
Official Quits
!WI DllilGO (AP) -Sia Dk!co Cow> \Y'I c:lllel aclmlnlllnttft ol!lo!r boo an-
...-.. rellipwllon •tlfecllve Jul1 I
becatl!ll "Aweeb a ,.ar ol _....cm
the job waa P1llllC a llUlt old.''
'""' J. Morey, 51, made the .... ~ Tuelda1 in a letter 10 oou.nty ......-. 111"1a be wanted to aJva
u,.m time to chooio hll .........,..
Many •• mUlng about '41.•. ,.ar
and II •lllll>lt !or rellrement art.It U
U dis tlfllble lcr re-t It lllibtlf
._ than liall pay alter II ,..,. al -
ty..m...
Caufilat . f~ .tie· !ct
, • ~ 1 \ 1 Sizn' clearly indiC11tes 'that eft turns froQJ 17th are being handed out, too, say police. The driving ' •
Street onw NewpoJ11 BoU!e.tard in Costa Mesa are habits of motoristes who want to head down Nelv<
illegal. Photo show. that left'turns are still belng port Boulevard toward Newport Beach from the
made at the intenecuon.(I ....... & the sign. Citations ' Costa Mesa intersection are not e..Uy changed. · ~--'"--~_::.~::.cc~c..:c.:o:._,,,::!.~-::....::...::==:....::c::....:.:.::.cc:..._~::....:'-'--~~~ •
Edison' s ~Environment
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ReportJ)ue in April
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By TEllllY IJOVILLE
Of ..,_ OUlf ...... Sttft'
A $300,ooe envtronlnental !Jnpad report
sbould be submitted In orly April oo the
e>palllloD ol Southern Calllornla Edllon's
lll!lltlniton Beach power plaDl
F.dlaoo olllclals had l'lnt set AprU s ..
the tarcet date for compleUon ·of the J~
pact report, bUt qow ·~ they are ·run-
iiln1 about a -1< -'.lalldille •
"We will aubmll the fUll "!>Ort to the
Publlc Utllltles Commlulon (PUC) and
the city al the 11""1 time,• Paul
~. d1ltrfct manjger for Y.dlloa,
said Tuesday.
lllchani-laid bis COIDpl!ly !aces
aboal Ill qency approvals, IDclud1ng "-1lJoa I0'1 permil 1ystem, befare
1rJ1 -" CID IClll.U, lllrt. ltl'm optlmlstlc about oar moces for
approval," lbe district manager said.
"Our plant meets all the requirements of
the Air Pollution Control Districl
(APCD) and we have found no problems
from thermal effect on the ocean."
Besides potential alr SKillutlon, one oJ
the cWef concerns of envlronmentalista
hai; been the p06Slble effect on marine
life with EdllOn more than doubling lhe
amount of warm water It will inject into
the ocean .
Edison's exh!ting 1K1Wer plant pumps
350,000 gallons of water per minute
oUsbore from Huntington Stale Beach.
The new combined-cycle units would add
another 500,000 gallons of warm water
per minute.
'Mle dty's barbor1 and beaches depart·
ment ba1 monitored. tbe offshore waten:,
and reporU no detrimtntal effects from
the wann water.
Airlines Wa.-ned
Arab Guerrillas May Be DiSg°u/;ed
WASlllNGTON (UPI) -The government has alerted airlines
to be on guard against Palesllnlan tettorllts r sslbly disguised aa
priests or women who might attempt w hljac or bomb a U.S. or
Israeli airliner in Europe, an airline olflcial sald \odar.
The Federal Aviation Admlnlatration !Bsued the advisory Friday,
the official said. The FAA mused W C<>mment OD de1'ilJ of the alert.
A opokeaman said only: 'Tbe FAA routinely dluemlnates any
information It bu wncerning poalble threat,. w aviall"'l .,iety." ,
The airline official. who aSked not to be identlfed, said the ad·
viJory warned that terrorllls might make an attempt w attack an
hraeti El Al airliner or an Amerlcan airliner In Europe during the
nut few weeks.
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E!lancla High Auditorium, 7:30-9:30 p.m..
SINGLES SURVIVAL -OCC Lecture
series Dorothy Wenck, Oakwood Apts •
South, Newport Beach, 7:30.9:30 p.m .
"THE BASIC TRAINING OF PAVW
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11JURSDAY, MARCH 15
CHART -Regular meeting, Speaker:
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Today, High 5eboo1 Enoembles, I a.m. to
S p.m. Adm-lree. •
UC1 LECTURE -"Politics and Porti-
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I bad," the G-y<..-.ld CenU1J
!:"~Te !~ ,::i= ~uoo. during the lint
nine months of bll fm.
priloomenL ••••Set W~N l.\l'l'-Jlon
ol from $10,000 to IS0,000 has
been set !or tl>rte men chill· ~.,. ••• iobil<.\') ..
&!II. Jolll r;:. ~
i>ll ). '""" ~-ed · 1ur•hr
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Q-ews deor Ind< of 27 cars and two diesel engines 'I! traiq derailed alter
cOUiding with t:u<:k Jn Hortenle, Ga. ~cli: driver was killed a pd 28 persuruJ
...... inJ ured.
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For Day
DURllAN. Soatb ~ (AP)
-SoulhAlrtee'• .........
ptlan pollcJ wtll be mod!lled
for Blll1 Grobam'a _..
.... In -Slturday. "nlJa WU Glli ol the coodl-
tJoiil laid down by Dr. G...-
bam -.. be aceepted tile
lnvttalton IO come lo South Al· ~" ..,. ol the .._rut's
a1deil said IO<IQ".
'"Ibero ts lo be no aeprate *llnl of tllo ....... People
-11it tncUy ,.,,.,. they -to.· Pa~~ visit to ~IO-limul~ ' rr:-.. ~ l50,llOO -pie In two' llalluma. 1111 Yiali Is the blgblil!ll ol
a l~ llllllllndal ooucress on.....,.._ and lDlasloao in
Dorten.llewWmabanolher
·-In Johannesburg atadliim a1 Mardi IS.
Grabaro -!Int lnvlted lo Soulh Afrlcll • yean ago but ·rolWl<!!I 10 eome because be
would DOI pioacb lo llell"!l•t-'ed .audlonOel. .,
Tho ~llst ts etpecled ~ ~"":.
DAil Y I'll.tit I
Public ty Thwarts ,·
Brain
DETROIT (UPl)-.Publldly
aumiundJna a pl.aMO!I bnln
......,, ~t al .. a).
lecod ldllor-nplll baa killed
the pro1'cl • ...,.....Ung lo tbe
--..... plamed lo perlonn tho _.uo..
''The~" dold._D-1!> A·D," ai1d Dr. Emest, nocun
In ae a1moot IWflll outhum
Tuelday before a tine· Judp
Wayee OounlJ' Clr<Ult o...t
panel OOlllidlriac lhe leplllJ'
"' the e&pei boeat. Rodin, dlld o1............,,
at l.o&o'ette Clink In Detzoll,
said publldlY ~ tbe
coolnMnlal !sloe ol ~
......., resullod In a -
.. -by tile -.,.-DOI IO go lhrouflb with
tbe ~ eq>erlment.
TUE PUBUcrrY abo kepi
•'"111 ~ who migl1t have voluuteired far lbo project as
tllelr CJll!y 1-for cur)ns un·
conln>llable Pl)'chotlc behav·
lcr, Rodin said.
Iii later tesllmooy, Dr. E.
Experiment .,.
ot fl'IJ,Ollll in ... 11..i. ...
ulde for lho ezpeliment,
•ii tbe court ft<\ to cleclde
lhal lllo ~ Could go
ahead, rd still atQP Jt.'' Yu-
daahkln :said.
PUBUCft'Y C4MB lo the
Abortions
Increase
An.ANl'A. Ga. (AP)
Mon lhan 411,000 legal abor-
llooa _.. reported by 24
11a1ea and W"""""°°, D.C.,
In 1'71, the c.ntor lar Disea>e
C.Otrol reports,
The center said that the
abortion raUo 1ncreased from
4t per l.IOt u .. birlhs In 1910
lo 196 per 1,000 live births In
1171. '
No figures for 1972 are
prellelllly available.
Tllo---lftldly .nJPt "" diorfld
-~ Jl,..Socllop Ill ol °" 'IJ:s. .. ~ ..
As Cover for Narcotics · Pected 'lo p'ett lihn Is p!er
Gary Playtr, a friend ot IS
I 'yesrs. •
Gordon Yudasbldn, dlreci.r ol
the Mlcblgan llepartmerll ol
-Health; anoounc<d be would aeek withdrawal today
In 1971, the report aaid,
188.058 1egal abortions were performed 0 u t , , d • the women'• state or resident with
111.S pen:enl being performed
in New York state.
Cllorpd~ cue were •WAsmNGTON (AP) -It olOclala told a news oooler-bureaos ol U.S. CUstaml 'l:rii""-Olli ,.1·~ looted like -$oulh,,.at..,, .... ~-11al)'l'tlcl •• d DaaprouS ~ John, JI, ~'j I ,J'aUdl: -~-~ -=~uan ":W: ~ andthe a:'!:." rc:ive:::: wb!Q .... pal i{' llllt;'-. alan&'. a dusty rood -lo ,,,..., ~ Deillil< l{oUowaJ, II, held in tbe IP'awlin(,. nmcb • lllyle as port of the opmoHou and llOe in tbe 5amn, Malco, and
lieu of '10,llOI bond., AD are 1iooJ1e, cauJe nu.......,bay'ln ~ :r~""""moot~ '! -y~ NU. • ....., •
lr«n Nw-Washingtm. the oorra1 and baybales stack· secreted In ctlJara UD<1<r the MEXICAN ,__1 e Bevre c .. e e11 • the ...,, haYlllCD. --wblcl! said It comuilll*I ...,..
ERU!l, Pa. (AP) -Daplto ~~tbo~t\,:j~ ;:: act't~ :.!: ~ ~~~.s.7wi: Al
lelllmony.wblcb again tbrusll lldllM ~ IOUlhpl tbe Ari· ' Iha olllclal! sald1 and tbe--oopleil lo Ille '6pera\JOll, bll
ouslecl Unlled ¥,Ine "!•rkera zoua l>ordef ;were jlJOI a cover bp)'I ......, really production tbe ranch, a big villa and olber
J'risldenl W. ~ Tony Boyle tor a major drtig rlog, crippl· workers who wrapped tbe pot Wlll'llhouse ailes lo llCOOP up
Info the spoUlgbt In tbe ed by "~tion ciiclua." fnlq l~llO!Jlld bricks lo be -ol the lllldfi. manJuana,
1!°a&lel>ald ·murder I• In• A five .. week, U.S,Mwc'an OllluQled Info lllo United uumOfOU.9 vebicles and WOO!> ~19n aay they have no enloreemeol effort resulted In Slates. ons Qsed by smuga!er1. Oil• ~ .oeek lurtber In-"llloaeizureofft9,fm1Ulooln Tbe raid IJ88 abowu Tues-of lhe·wUpohi wai lll1 Ml&
~ ts nOClllng In tbe lllegal nan:Ollcs, lnducllni day In a fKoe • minute color rille, the standard autooiaUc
-righl ..,. .. a blgbly 241> toos ol marijuana and the movie ol Opualloo Cad11<, rille in tbe U.S. armed forces'
ploolld sevemmeirt 10. r~· mm ol over 100 tralllcl<en," whld\ .... carried oul by tbe lilverrtory,
Aid Tlleoday illPI. "Thi•
wboleCOMbasbe<uaoeofa
llood ol' 1lre6b' --bl> .... droaflbls. and maybe •
flood Is starting 1pln. But no
actJou Is coutomplaled ..
tblnp st.end now."
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BUENOS AIRES (UPI) -Pruldenl:Aecl' '~ J, Clmpora aald 'niudty he'wtll
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llpwer of (ormer l'fesi· 1~t Juan t>. Peron. '1
~ campora, • ts-year-()]d
,formor clonllat.~ by
the ~id Peroo lo 'rWl In
:Arginlfnl'• llr1l prealdotltlal
elecUoo In 10 yean. nrepl the
ballollng Sunday with a pnin>
ise to return the Ure.al
power" lo Peroo, wbo Is ll~ 'In Madrid. • .. i • llfhtlilf Rappetl
· WASHINGTON (UPI) -
' .The United lline Worl<ttl
Uqjoe -wbooe meml><n de-
peM upon coal produclloa foe
tbelr livelihood -lo Id ~ todly thal .trip
mlnlng llilould be outlawed
""-the 1aod can DOI he ....-.
.Dl'1 1"d. Schwan-will dilcusl .,. _Ile --lheeom.
'!'tmlsts i.'v< recenllY made ..
llHIY -tllelr formula "E»-im>al Endrcl.....nt plus ln-i-81 Dom0l'll1%1.tloji" tor the
~-t or .\!Ill tf,9.A. l,lcdrr
txtornol . ~"Ii• nr • ls-I ~hi.t,fl'll-.. -bl tho '111<-ln
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n c r' a a •In I '9lpoll't llllnl
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twar at Woundtd " tlle f-n--of relipln. ,,....
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"-~ will ... hold •• J<ootf• lktfY ,_.,.. thll 711.
W, -If. at 7:00 p.m. rn• o1 """'"' ... oo. li'or ..,..
\,.. --phono the 'tlhtc:ken Dlnner ~t.
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vest play the contrast:
for all It'• worth. Here
we've done It Jn • .neck>..,· goometriO,
If you thought
the ~lassie jersey
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Think agal~ -
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W. know whit you're looking for.
Shop Sunday -n to 5 P.M. at , ... followlng stores:
, FASHION ~l..V/ID,jtjewport a. .. i. 17141 6-44,llll.
HUNflN&TQM ceHTEl.,H••IU.tf9n .... h 1114) 192.1111.
HA!llOR CENTER, Co1t1 Mt1a (7141 SM-5021 .
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cot\oo bl!>•d.-!"ith f~erl!"'I
foam acrylic bac~lfl(J. Penn-
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wash. tumble dry decorator .-•.
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ShopSur)Clly llOOn to s P.11. ltthelollowtnga-:
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Soaring School Costs
Newport.Mep achoo! district adm!D1Jtnloro have
unveiled their budget Nqutot !or the nest achoo! year.
n 11 '3.2 million higher than this year's *34.JDllllon.
SUpt. John Nlooll ~ trustees al ~r Jut meet·
Ing that nearly '2 mllllbn of the propooed lilcreate wu
needed just U> stay ahead of Inflation.
Nicoll calls the remalnlng $1.24 mllllon or so "new
money" ro be -~ Jmgrove district programs and coatlnue Nel\'l)Ort-Meaa'a reputation as a superior dJs.
trlct In the .iale. CWmlng the budget ls far IO!> preliminary and
tentative to be me of ant delal1l · Nfcoll ha• n0t yet
lliwn a publlc IJn!&kdown of how that new money 1J to
be spent
As the trustees entei lnro the new budget dellber·
all.om, which are scheduled U> run from now until
August. some inieclflcs regarding the extn $1.25 mil·
lton being asked of district taxpayers will be required.
Newport·Meaa adrnlnlstrators and trultees have
always been fair and open with the public at budget
Ume and th!JJ should be no exception. The people should
be told soon how tbeir money is to be spent.
Frontage Road Setback
Hopu for reaching final accord on design,. coat
and a definita timetable for the Newport Freeway
tbrouah downrown Cost& Meaa were dealt a hard blow
again 'rueeday. State Hipway Commlllalon executives revealed it
will add years In Ume and $6 million in design costa oo
make the eutalde frontage road tw1»way Instead of a
one-way traffic artery.
just doesn't have the '8 million lo spend on new pla~
Strangely. no one spoke up about the • mllllon
price tag recently when the state accepted lbe cll,f coullCil'• resolution unanimously calling for tw1»way
tn.ltic. The busine•• community bad pressed for It hoed
on independent studies and witboul state objection the
council voted for traffic now both ways. Now it appears
that with timing IO crucial and the cost Involved, ope.
way frontage roads mlgllt be bolter tban none at all.
They may be the onJy w~y lo move ahead.
A Hand for Pete
Pete Richardson showed a lot of promise In tbfte
sports, football, wreslllng and track and was named
Outstanding Llneman of his freshman team.
His first year of Costa Mesa High School play, how·
ever, turned out to be his last. •
He 1J 15, facin~ life paralyzed from tbe neck down
due to splnlll lnjunes sustatiied while doing back !llps
on the beach )ast summer. A. tragedy. These things
happen.
He is not, however, faciDg life forgotten .
Gir!J who &taged Powder Puff ·Bowl football games
collected $1,300 in beneflta pitting the Mustang gitls
again!! tbeir crosstown riva!J, the E8tancia Eagles squad.
These hard-earned -(git! Rrldders do get rough)
-dollars will help with some of J>ete Richardson's mon·
umental medical bil!J, which unfortunately must mount
even hi~er.
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And even If timing were not such a vital factor to
the area destined for redevelopment, the state l'iaims it
This is a hard fact of life, but It is softened by the
reminder that when a gi.Jy really needs a hand , even
crosstown football rivals can go for a common goal.
c 'I (At(T UNOE'-STP.ND WllY NO ONE SEEMS INTERESTU> IN OUll P~OfLE~.·
Are You Just
Educated,....
Or Erudite?
(Sm~YJ'.~~
TodaY'I qtJls ls llOllletlilni I lltlJb \tr.
rerent fer the tn>ope. heh questloo em-
lllotl ct live name1: wllal do lbeY all
have ID common? A -ol 211 (~ rll\)t) maw '"'1 -W,.able, a -. ct IO
( ll dlhll mUel you-~ a ocore of
7' males >"'I. m•lit•, ll1CI If :fOll gt! 100,
you ..., clwl(e jObawlth me.
1. ~. lileahelm,
Auatet1lta, 8aratoc1
and Jutland.
Z. Mu Graf, Mary Lovett, DorolhyP•r-
ldDJ, '111omu UplOn
an4 liOdy CUnon.
S. Illar, Moon, Jor-
dan, Wosicoll ,..,d
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4. Solon, Jqotlnlan, Draco. MlDu and
Hammural>I.
5. Bllmarci, Melba, Napoleon,
Telmzlnl ll1CI oaruo. l
8. Laputa, Erowhoo, Ru r 11 an I a.
Gr1111tark and Baratarla.
7 La naer ban 11, Cheyne.Stokea,
Bablnald, Menlere, and Brllht
8. Puca!, Leibniz, Babbage, Buab and
Wienu.
9. Victor, Felix, Adrian, Clement and
Eugene.
10. Anatole France, Voltaire, George
Orwell, Gecqe Sand and Bald.
11 . Will!JJm Forsyth, Anders Dahl,
Leonhard Fuchl, Johann Zinn and J. R.
Poinsett.
12. 1be "Trout," the 0 Hunt," the
"Juplt.er," the "Rbenllh" and the
1·Kreu.tier.'1
Dear
Gloomy
I Gus
If Mesa Wood• parents !eel the
Leamlng Center is so important, I
challe°"' lllem to belp Paularino School develop ooe, but ooly after
tbeY ,.. the teaming aids we have
Jn the ctasarooms. -P.N.
13. 'Illebeo, New York, Rio "!',Jilll<lrp,
lotanbul and 'l'el·Avtv. 14. Aldebaran, Rigel, Betelgeuse. Cen·
llutUB foci' Cypua. • U. Alculr, Picketing, Cb t II o n ,
SChwanburg and Cbambord.
1$. The Accuser, the Slanderer, the ll1n4em, the Adversary and the
Tral!ucer.
• ANBWERB:
I. F~ batUes. 2. Types of roses. 3.
Obtolete Ame r I ca n makes of
automobiles. •. Ancient law-givers and
promulptm or legal codes. 5 .
Celebt1U88 after whom recipes have been
named.
8. Imastnary countries in fiction. 7.
Physlclanl after whom medical term s.
test11 or ailments have been named. 8.
Mathematlclens 1!.1'<> made the modern
computer J>OMlble. 9. Popes. 10. All
wrltora (you get no credlt for that) who
used poeudon)'Dll In their work.
11. &tanlstl whose names were given
lO flowers. U. 0.asslcaJ mualc com-
pooltlOns. 13. Fwmer caplt11' of their
countries (no credit if you simply
amwered "c!tleo"). 14. COmtellatlons.
15. Medieval cutleo ol great ""10wn .
16. All early names for the Devil, in
biblical and church literature.
CIA and the Fedayeen
The Cenlral Intelligence Agency bu
put together some fascinating facta about
the Black September terrorists, which
may explain why they stormed into the
Saudi Arabian embassy In Khartoum to
corilmH their latest atrocity.
Apparently, the terrorists hoped to
tbock" t h e world
and embarrasa the
8audis In the proces:i
by taking over their
embassy and uecut-
lni three of their
dis!Jniulshed aueats,
tncludlng U.S. Am·
busador Cleo Noel.
Jr. Her e la the
background from
Mecret CIA reports, which bave beon
shown to us:
THE BLACK September movement,
named for the month oC September, 1970,
when King Hussein started his 81Jcte11ful
dri ve to cruah the Palesttnlana In
Jordan, began aa the terrorllll arm of al·
Fatati. 'Ibis la the largett ol the Plleotln·
ian fedayeen. or guc1Tllla, groups.
I A few bwldred hardened. embltlered
fedayeen were recruited whose maln
mllslon wao to "1et" Kini lluase!n.
Orlginally, clalml a aecret CIA r<port,
"Fatal!'• uwalnation plens (-•)
aimed oolely at Jordanian mlnlsten,
Anny olllcers and memben of tbe Royal
Hubemlla family. II twas) planned to
execute tbete lndlvlduat. wherever they
may be fowld 1broad, In Arab coun tries,
Europe or Amertca.11
'1'116 Blacl< September lam>rl<b 1truek
flrlt a Wu!! Tell. the late Jordanian
premlef, 'ttbo wu gunned down in Celro
lo N......,. 1'11. This happened at a I time when Saudi Arabia~ King Fal1al
we.a trying to negotiate an accord be-
tween Jordan and al·Falab. The king
was WOITled, according ta a aecret re-
part, 0 about the comple\e 1akeover of
tedayeen leadership by racHcal extrem·
lsts."
KING HUSSEIN , however, had in·
telllgence repc>rts of al·Fatab'• In·
volvement In the Black September attack
upon Wasfi Tell. These reports "lndl·
cated the King and his family we.re
equally targets of Fala h aaaassln plans."
He 11.!!ked King Fai'11 to send a
representative to Jordan t'to W informed
in detail ol the .ev ldencf: ol 'P'atalt's in·
volvement." Faisal countered by lnvlUng
HuB&ein to send a represeutative to Saudl
Arabia. Jordanian Ambuaidor Shanqultl
wao tmmedtately dispatched to Riyadh to -I the evidence to Falu!.
mE FEDA VEEN, meanwhile, bed
been ftlllng Fal11l with stort .. of Jorda· ruan brutality against al·Falal), They
char(ed, for lnlllanc, tbal ll1f rilo<lnrato
aJ.Fatab le1d0r al·Alili Arlad "'had been
cruelty beal.n and then Wied. The slick
wblch he ll5ua11y carried wa.s now a
trophy in Husaeln'1 palace."
For a Ume. King Faisal dldn't know
whom to believe, but he lncrwlnaly
boeama convinced t11a1 al·li'•tab had
beeo takm over by rt4fcol1. In !be end.
Faisal Wound up In 'll\laaeln'• corner.
'Ibis ls the reason, according to tbt CIA,
that the Black Sept<mbet terrorlsla have
cow \urned againJt the Saudis.
True PufJlie Representation Needed
Protests Coastal Zone Appointment
To the F.dltor :
The Environmental Coalition of Orange
C o u n t y , Inc., representing 56 en-
vironmental groups throughout Orange
County, is disappointed in, and moved to
protest against, Governor Reagan's ap-
pointment of Donald W. PhiUips to the
South Coast Regional Coastal Zone Com-
mission.
IT IS our understanding as well as the
understanding of our Coastal-oriented
members (The Coastal Alliance, Laguna
Greenbelt, South Laguna Civic Associa-
tion, Friends of the Back Bay) and the
J..eague or .. woll""' vot.rs, that the
publle. me~'. 91 Ibis coalmiJlslon
shoOld be lrulY iiid>Uc, liot governmental ,
repreµntatJves. 'l1te tenets of the
Coasf."l 1.one Conservation Act ade-
quately provide for official re~· tauon. · ... ,
To use the jjibllc pO.ition to a1>P9lnt yet another go'lernmenlll representative
such as Mr. Phillips (a Long Beach city
councilman) is not only counter to the
best interests of the citizens or
California, and a bad precedent, but also
contrary to the spirit of the legislation.
'lbe fact. that Mr. Phillips was a known
opponent of the Coastal 1.one Act makes
his appointment all the more ques-
tionable.
BEFORE the various appointments are
C<Jnflrmed or approved (or disapproved )
by the Senate, we strongly urge Governor
Reagan to reconsider his appointment of
Mr. Phillips to the South ,Coast Regional
Coastal Commission, and to substitute a
public member whose credentials are
more in keeping with the inten t of the
Coastal 1.one Act.
LORELL LONG
Secretary. ECOC
Voters Spol<e
To the Edito r:
MAILBOX
Letters from readers are welcome.
Normally writers should convey their
messages in 300 words or less. The
right to cundense letters to fit space
or elimi7iate libel is reseroed. AU
letters must include rignature and
mailing address, but names may be
withheld on r equest if sufficient
reason is apparent. Poetry will not be
publish«d.
had risen steadily ID the. Arablan;naikm,
in Iran, and to North Africa. Lat.ely we
have been importing more than I third of
our oil from !Mse source,s, and always-
we paid in dollars. Until the . Wt few
days, these oil dollars m b\vested In
U.S.A. materials and Orms. As the Arabs
dumped their dollars on 1he international
banks, their purcbaseil Jn the U.S.A.
stopped, and our stock market fell, along
with the value or our dollir. .. .
IT IS· difficult fee wt ID believe, 16,e ~
tense hatred the Arabi have foi the
U.S.A., over our ~ of ~L
Conventlon1l war~ bj~m against ps
is impossible, guerrilla 'Warfare can J>e
conducted only on a blackmail basis. But
our dollar and our ecooo:my are
vulnerable. It is likely that we are
already UOf1er attack.
ROBERT E. O'BljlAN
. Cat Cl)>drol
To tbe Edjtor:
When we moved to Cbsta Mela eight
~tbs ... to get out or the smog ol San
Gabriel Valley, we were overjoyed.
It wasn't long before we discovered
another form of pollution. cats!
A DOZEN cats or more roamed freely
in our yard, sunning themselves on the
fence and availing themselves of oar
well-cultivated plot prepared for garden-
ing. Their yawling under our window in-
terrupted our sleep. . .not occasionally,
but often.
Either we bad to move or the cats ! In
deiperatlon we called Animal Control.
They have been wonderfully helpful. It's
cbpper to move the ~rs than for us to move.
IN DENSELY populated areas such as'
pun, ~le have to confin·e their pets Or
deny< tbernselves the pleasure of
ownenbip as we ha've done. , .
NAME WITllllJW}
ClamltVpt
To the Editor:
If you walk your ~ In a pilblic place
or /wk. clean up his excr.emenl w!th a
pl~ ot jle1!IJ)llper or a plastic scoop. A
~d's 1!a1111Jllill and shovel makes an e•·
COJTent ·~~· If you place a ll!Da1l place ct newspaper In lt dally, the
bucke~bottoni wU1 DOI become 10lled or lfl\eUY~ XO~ can .make 1 11b:'ee" SCOOP by
cutting the bottom·!rom a plastic llli with
a bal:KYe. 1
SUSAN C. SPANGLER
..;. Ratlonln•
To !be~~:
• Iii )'oilr editorial of Feb. It, "Gas Ra· lion Not An.w.r," you joined those who
oppooe eny llO!atlon to the smog problem
Iha! thresleno the love affair between
cali!ornians and the .,....powered, In·
efficient, ego-inflating aut.Omoblle. lt's1
high time that tbe freewa,y commuter ad·
mils the fact that the individually
operated auto is falling In the tssk ol.
transporting people to and Crom lhefr
jobs. Every· day tbe lrip Jets harder,
mo~e gu is burned, the fight against
smog gets harder to win, and the oolY
ones happier are the automobile and ps·
ollne induslries.
YOU RIDICULE ti.; proj,osal .to ratio;,
gas by r~peating the ~iµ-e predlctioo of
400,000 lost jobs bu~ without offering "l'Y
real alternative. Yi)IJ. •Y we mull iAdoce
Californians to use some form of mass
transportation or dramatically reduce
auto emiss~Drimollc redUctlons ,do
bot appeer possible Wld ~ iatnc
""" do mak ·will be ov,rciir1ie by •lleOI!' ·~olume as the number of autos tn
Soul~ caIUomie continues to rise. And whal inducement to ~ m~
transportation ·would' be nlore eHecUVe
tllan gas rsiionlng? It strikes et the very
""""' of air pOllutioo; a Iarg~ amount ol gasoline being burned In a very In·
ef(\cient manner by more automobiles
thin we need . At the very least, gu ra·
tioning will force us to use .a very
primitJve form of mass t'.ransportStton;
car-sharing.
You. say we must reasseB.! our
· If Mr. Ruckelabaus ls oertoos.'
us did that years ago when w+~
ppostng' freeways In favoi of a
i,.tter form or mw trsnsporlation. We.
. (you, loo) have lost several chances lot
progress due to publJc misunderst.andini
and opposition or the automotive;
gasoline, and freeway construcUon ill'.
dustrles. lt'1 past Ume for you also tO''
support the only JOlutloml available to uS·
and add to pobllc understanding nthe('.
than coofuslon. •
ROBERT' B. McDOUGt;l;: ,,..
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The DAILY PILOT (3/10 ) quotes
Assemblyman Badham as bei ng "in-
cen sed" over requests for funds to im·
plement conservation plans u n d e r
Propositio n 20 to "pay the bills the
bureaucracy created,"
Lament-~.of a Bad Speller ..
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A reminder: This legislat ion \Vas
created by the people at an election -
oot by bureau~ats. D e s p 1 t e the
assemblyman's protests, the voters ob-
vtously favor Jess cluttered beaches and
action to building and air pollution.
SPENCER CRUMP
Arabs mad DoUar
To the Editor:
It may be we are already under attack
by the Arabi, n6t In blnclonaU klllinp,
but in undennlning our international
credit.
Feb. 21 the Iaraells shot down the Lib-
yan commercial plane. Two days later a
concerted attack 1.s made on the dollar. Some persons ere dumping vest
amounts of U.S. ollars into the money
marbts of Europe and Japan, ex-changing these Cor European and
Jape...., bard currencies. ·
' -The comI>Uter• are oomtn1I Aoro¥ th•
land newspaper pulillsliirs tre' •pending
millions of dollm lnslalllng mlraculoua
electranic bralnl thet will scan lhe •COPY
of us ace newomen and speed II Into pdnl
In a lillDdlng f1aal>. am~~~i~ ,.
c a r breal:throaih
the~'&, DO queatlon
t b at -paJ>eJ'i
80911 wU1 he ibfe to
set typo11r&t>bJC1l er-.A.."'1111111
rora at lealt 1 lum-~ ~~:ig.,w~~-m '
11•tnst IL For lt dooms· my Ufe4ong
avocaU.o ol btlnaina happiness to bun' drecb upon huna...a. or l*!>le. I'm speaking, or Ci>Une, or my tnablllcy to
spell.
OUR government announced that
these oellers of dollm "'" sDOCU!ators. But whoever was dumping dotfara was nO
petty gambler; the ..Uers dealt Jn
billlOM. Only the Aratian govomllieDll .
had that kind o! money. ·
"Never Vlf1f11 abOut leamlog to •pell
-lY. dear," My Sainted Mother told
me while 1 was yet on btr knee. "At you
go thn>u~ life, you '!l'ill make counUess s.o.B.1 detirloullJ happy ."
How rl~ aha wut What Joy I have
broli1bt to otharet
For years our purchaoes of petroleum
Quotes
I CAN'T te11100 how many times l'vo
-watdled with pl_,,.. .. a We&rY editor
bu ,... over my copy. penclt ID hand.
•. Jnvar!JJbty, hla eyes will lllddlnly tlghl
up. His ahouldero wU1 Bltailbten. And he
Emenoo D. Moran, Los Aog•l" .... 1 wUI give • Utt!• •rY of pu~ elailoo,
proct110r -uThe hot dog, In a w11 ii the. J know be11 come across one of my
qulnt....,,tlal ~yphenaled American . creatlve!y .. pelled wmls. "Orderve" ii a.
Ortllnally imported from E\lrope wttb Its good one. \lllth • smile or ouper\ortl.y on
u u11ge relatives, It bu been croo-bred his Ups, he scratches It out of eals!ellce.
and relined, Ind DOW la ( u t l y His day ls made. And I have tho!
AmerlClni&ed. I am proud to rise to Its &1tiJ!acuon a ere.Uve artist ..uoya In
ddenoe." the lalowledp I hate made anotber fellow
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bwnan being bappy.
. In ~ youth, while working ror an
editor )llllDed Larry McManus, 1 was ex·
traotdlnartly generous with lhe letter
"m,11 SUeh u : 'jAmniong lbe comrntng
comtnemoraUve events ..• " And t atUI
treasure the Uttle note I received from
him Jn return; ''God Almmighty!
MmcMmanut. •t' mm :ARE: llie re J ard• of the Chris·
ban course I've pUf3U6d .. To be sure the
path ls beset by tboma -mainly the
conotant carping ol meaner mimls. And It
dOCJ JllUe good, I've !OUhd, ID poin( out all
the lwndr~:upon hundreils or W<rda I open comctlY. How ltbfair t After alt, a
st..-ore of 911 ptref:Dt rates a grade of ex-
cellent In any toll.
And then l've had to conlend, too, with
the late George Bernard Shaw. Mr.
Shaw, as you may recall. ·-• cham-pion ol phonetic sPOiltnl< He ma \el\ •
btquesl tn 1ils Ifill lo advance that Ieilol>l•
cause.
(Ills lavorlte example or the -
voluUOllll or Eoglllb spellln& "" the word GHC71'1. Pronounae the GK ... In
11enough," he said, the 0 al In "women''
and \ho TI as In "noUon!' Pu! ihell1 all
toaetber and what bave,)W eot! l!'jlll. Tru~ B~ any d~ilrd ch ipeU
pboneUcalty. I'l>onellc apellln( 11oold
wipe out In an tllllllll thel cnatrve IJlOT~
tbal bu .. cltldtleoed· the bearll of ..
ma01.
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IT'S LITTLE wonder Mi. Shaw gd(
nowhere witlt hll ill-conceived crusaile.
But now a grea~r enemy awati. -~11
computer. i • 1 '
II will ecan ll1J' copy elactronlcallY. l '
know ·In my bones tlw, If it cln!t.'
already, eooner or laler It wU1 be able tO'
automaUcally correcl my spelling. When
It catcheo an error, 111tlltUe r<d llcilt wfll
!lash Jubllant!y, no little bell 'Will l!nJc10
elatedly. There's just no way to make a
computer happy. l
The tbo\18hl .. diapll'!ll me that r•
decided that I might aa well bencelortb
look up tbs· proper spellillfs. 'nle lrou~lt ·
Is I can't find "orderve" anfW\iere th. WI
"0" aecUoo ol the damned dictionary.
O~ANOt COA&T ' ' DAILY PILOT
Robtrt N. We1d, PubU.thtr
ThO!llO• K«•i~ t~iU>r
B.,baro ICrelbli:~
t:dlU>rf4>1 P•o• Editor
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The 'fditl)rlf,I J._llO of th._ Daill .J.
Pllot tet.kf. to Jhlortn a.,.S t tlmu• hn• readm"l by" Prt.cntlnt thlt • new~paper'• . op1ntont .,id. com.-•
mcnta.r) u11 tjil>kl or lntifMt and
•l111Jncance, ~ r;frovld!nJ .. rnntm tor the, t)Cpnl#1'tn nt our ~·
()PJNons. IJld l)y 1>r~nllnK lhc
dlvtn • \'lerw.1;olnt• or l!'lfo1'1"1'10d ot· -;
Mni:t"f'S and •pokHmeq on topi cs
or lhe d&)'.
W~ei,dt.y. Maich 14, lll?S
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