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burled'the curse at Sjlell Oil Co. · , "It'"' unprecedented bi the field of lalior . relati811B," be said,. '
adding .that officials oi the oil w:orkers union .on. strike ag~st Sb.eU
"have nothing to do with it." · ·
He said he decided ·1o hex the .gigantic finn .beciuse he.had
friends on strike. ·
· • The oil·company seemed unconcerned about being•cpne<I.
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• • t DAILY PtLOl s lhlltidilJ, Marth 22, 1973
Re s Say U.S. Demand May · Delay Release
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SAIGON (UPI) -'!be CommunlJla
uJd today now Amtrlcan demands lllat
laclude ""~ °' nloe prllooe" o!, war'Willl1-• pdllpm ~ ef lbe 147 remalnlng Amerlcail
PO for oev...i dayw. '!be C.mmunlstl
pml0ual1 ladlcated Ille lul prilaoen
....... beltoedtl>la~
'1'111 North Vletna!MM ..i.I tho
pn_. mllbt 11111 be ...i bome ... eordlba to the tentative weekend
achetile If the United states t<an up a
lett6' from Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham, ~~chief ol lhe U.S. delegatloo to the
Joint Military CommWIOll (JMC).
Wickham unexpectedly demanded fo.
that U.S. ~ octuallf ht. m ........... , .. Q• -:! 't . ij
make amnganenla for the rel-ef
POW1 from Laol be/ore the lul (If Amei-
lcan 1roop1 ""' seot -lie bad said Wedneldly the Amertcano
troops mlcbt be wllbdmnl .., Stmday to
ooinclde with the POW ~ abead of
lhe next Wodoelday ochedule.
Today, Wickham said withdrawal of
the Amerk:lllll woold be halted unUI the
Nortll Vietnamese produce a llat of aeven
U.S. mllllary and two dvlllam held In
LaOI, wltll detalla on the dale, place and
method ol rel•-~" ... tbe (1cm.
?' ............... --today) to do tllll.
'lbeno are about l.M -.n troops
aWl In Vietnam. WlcldJom llld all but .-1,000 would be tent_..,_
II, tlMo deadline 111.., Ibo~...,._ nr. qnemenl both for lloop Wlllldrawal
and prlaone< release.
Rnctloa from the Viet C9<>( wu swlfL
Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tra, bead of the
'Viet Cq dolegaUon to the JMC, said
• Wickham rel1el<d oo hll 8""""""' and
thlt all AmerlCan troopl, lncludlof the
-1125 Wickham aa1d -• asaigoed to the AIC;.... .. .. _ --
the prlaoo<!r'I m releuoa.
Tra tald the V'..t Cooa bad been ready
to 1u111 over the finil lilt o! Ila IS
prltooanl today wben Wlclcblm made his ~ Keilldille I>rilonerwere to be
rel.-911utda1 ln llano!. !IO<tb Viet·
nam olltred 11,.teltalt 107 POWn111 SuJ>. day. •
Meanwblle, President Nixon •-•<tr
strlcl .... ...,. of Jlanoi'a pledge to
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ray Claims Nixon Aide • FroaP.,.1
PROTEST ...
~ iiteelr Apt111 lll'll I orlth' PNoldn
Nixon.
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Four Men Die ,... ,... •..,, ,., . --. ,_.
·'May Ha.ve Lied to -FBI'
In Plane W reeks .
Fiery fundam"1telist minister Dr. Carl
Mcintire had ~ his oon-
aervative fOllowers to.. SlllM •pot on
Avenlda cleJ to pralae the
WASHINGTON (AP) -L. Palrick
Gray said ~1 presideoUal counsel
John W. Doan probably lled to the FBI
JU!>O ZI wlJon he said he would have 10
detlrmlne if Watergate defendant B:"
Howord lllmt bad an offloe ID the Whit. -Under lnten,. questloolng by Sen.
Robert C. Byrd ([).W,Va.), Gray said he
wculd agree, looking back In hindaigbt,
that Dean probably lied to FBI agents,
sayina be would ba•e "to check lt oat" to
l!a111 If H111t hal a Wblte JIGule alllce
whm be had Hunt's Ille opened In the ~Ve (lftlce B~ Glll1 three 11"11 before. the bulldlnl hou. Whi!a
HOUIOolfloel.
ID the *'lb'& of the Ille belcarlo< 10 Huot, l..aun ud aome ellctronJc cletI"cn
wer9 foiind aod llept In 0.an'o olllce un-
til Jun& fl before belllf turned over 10
the FBI. ·
Hunt iB a defendant in the bugging ~f
Woman Slain;
Fullerton Police
" Seek Identify
Homicide iqvestigators in Fullertoo to-
day are comblng their missing persons
files in an eUort to ldenUfy a 7oung
woman apparently straDJled and clumped
near e:rcluiJYe Lot 'eoyoift Country C!Ub.
The victim, about 20, was discovered
by a passerby lying about 150 yards south
oC RosecrODO Boulevard and juat eUI ol
the golf Unk1. ' She was found shortly before noon and
ccrooer'5 depuU.S said I a.m. Wl\l"eo. '
day WU the approximate unr. of 4tliU.: i '
The body ••• clothed and tl!er• .. L ~.
immediate indication the woinan in her
20s had been sexually assaulted prior to
death.
Fullerton police today appealed to
anyone "With knowledge or a mlaJlng
woman who cculd flt the olaln girl'•
delcrlplloD lo ooatact them Immediately.
She w11 weiring men'• Llvt pentl, •
red knit lank top 1hlrt beneath a black
velour jacket and a black and white
beaded Indian necklace, police aatd.
From P"fle I
ARMS ••.
included marijuana In brick form co-
caine. LSD, exolic and 001Uy haahi;!, oil,
huhilh cube1, petote buttons, seconal
and other drug1.
Detectives added that they found lari•
amounll of ammunition u ftll.
Sookeamen !or the San Clemente
Poilce Department, which played • key
role in tho a.e, u..ld that on aeveral oc-
culons, uncleroover buyo alleaedly In·
eluded. aquad of 0 ahotaun" auardJ who
would circle the purchaH location In an
auto. Thi car would be filled with guna
and ammunition, police related.
Officers 1ald they staged aeveraJ
undercover purchases in San Clemente.
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Democralfc headquarters ID t h e
Waterpte complu laat year.
Gray II Prelldeol Nbron'1 llOJl!lnee lo
be dlroclOr or the FBI, l!lld the SMAie
Judiciary Commi11ce, ol wbkb Byrd la a
member, II holding hearlnp "' whether to IPl>f"OW' him for the post.
Byrd questioned whether Dean's action
in telling the FBI he would have to
determine Jf Hunt had an office in the
White House and keeping the material
from 1bt life for a whHe raised any
eyebn>wl with G"Y 0< FBI agents.
"No llr, bone of ilib1I was discuued tn
that time frame," Gray said. "It juat did
not occur. We were receiving lots of
matertal •I that Ume and checking out
many leada. •
.. Mr.· Dun turned over that material
voluntarilf but 11 wu Incriminating lo
aay the taut," aald Gray.
Gray said the FBI did not question the
fact that Dean kept the material from
For ff' Aetes
the ufe for llNl-days because "bl 11
the ......i to tile rr..tdent and be bu a
.._,ibllllJ'· to safeg uard the
Preoldelll~'• pers." Byrd ; "Prellldenla bave been bel"fed tbalr aides, senalOn have
been betrafed .., their aides, oven Cbrut
biJruelf WU betrayed by one of 11!1
chosen few."
Gray said be dl!cuaaed the Senate
committee hearings with Dean, but
declined 10 submit 1 record lbowlng tht
dat< l!lld l1me of Ibo varloul ealll.
Al tbe llarl of lodl:f• be#ll!p, Byrd
uked whether Gray bad talked to Dean
•inoe tho ~ belell. Gray replled tho! 1ie bad lalked by
tele~ tlahl 10 10 lo U tlmol With !be
Whitt -COU!llel, Wbo bu decllned a commlt!H lnvllatlon lo appear for ques-
tioning but bu offered lo answer In
writing relevant questioOI aubnlltted to
him.
VlttrunneN leader .u a "hero &Dd
vallant IOldier ...
l'llbllc Bllety Dlnlclor qifford Murray
aald w-.y he attempted lo di-de
advance aides lor the New Jeney
~ becaUIO of the -1blllty, of a
cilnfllct wltl!'the leftist denntstratora.
Since then 111 "°rd baa come flom Dr.
Mcintire.
But the VV AW does, Indeed plan to
be in San Clemente in force April 1 and
and the demoostraton plan to camp at
llan Clemente Stale Parle and then march
along the 11dewalk ..... 10 the San Lula
Roy overp411 of the San Dlqo Freeway,
a lew dozen yards from the 1ate to the
Coaat Guard Loran Stetlon.
lolumy tald Wedneaday that a per..,
pennlt II not ......,.ry lor the IMUP'•
march because the aclivlty will not be In
the publlc slrtell.
Unllte previous requests by other
groups for similar city sanctions,
Wednesday 's session was ~lively calm
and withoot charged emotiiiis.
MUJft)' urged cotmcil., to consider
the fad tbat In the 31 other demoostl'8r
' A pair of planet en route to ll'Ullerton
Municipal Airport, ona wltllin alillt of the
runway, orubad In ,.perale accldeola .
during heavy rain Wednesday, kllllng
three men in one and the lone pilot of the
other.
The victim of the local crash, a spec-
tacuiar·one heard and aeen. by many, was
ide!atlfled as Dr. Dean L. Renshaw, a
Sioux Expect
New Proposal
By Officials
tions at the Western White House since WOUNDED KNEE, S.D. •(UPI) -In-
local pbyaiciao fiying home from Las
Vega&.
Orange County coroner's deputia said
today they did not know the age of Dr.
Renshaw, who lived at 29'25 Lakeview
Drive, Fullerton. . . ' The body was badly burned 1n the
crash which occurred when his twin
engine Ceuna aii<:rall olatnmed to earth
one-third of a mile south of Rosecrans
Boulevard and exploded In a fireball.
·Airport control tower persoltlel watch-
ed Ille cruh and nolllled police and
firemen, u did Garland R. Glllespie""of
1908 cane C8ndela and his 14-year.:a?d
da!libter. Mary.
Gillespie Wat on the road coming home
from work and his daughter was in the
home, which is about 400 yards from the
crash site.
The other plane en route to Fullerton
slammed into a wOO<!ed ridge shortly
after takeoff from San Carlos Airport in
the San Francisco Bay area.
Rinker Wins Approval
Q..f Zoning~ a~,~!,,T !'r'?. . ,
the Nixon,, first came West "no other dians occupying this historic Oglala Sioux
group saw fit to need bullhorns." settlement expected a new government
Councilman Cllllm lol)'ers took the I toda 'med endln th
1troogeat itand agailllt tbt demonstra-proposa y a1 at g e
lion In general by taylng that be .,u stalemate al Ille besi<fed hamlet.
"cancemed for the aatety and wellare ol "We do expect Mr. Harl!Jigton Wood to
the commlDllty,'' and be endorsed a 00 be a\fallable," Ruuell M8'DS, a leader or
vote on the bullhorn request. the American Indian· Movement (AIM ),
Los Angeles lawyer Fred Okrand made said Wednesday night. .Wlai:aal~Nqallt ,_.,tbl!~ Wood, chief negotiator fgr the Justice
and stressed that the city council had Ill) Department, was expected back on the
• Investigators said it went down during
sporadic heavy rain interspersed w:ltb
thick ground log which hid the debrlt
from reecue teams for three hours. ·
The crA!h off tbe end of the Fullerton
runway also occurred at the height of a
heavy downpour. .
Killed in the San Mateo crash were
Fred Peterson, of Belmont, the pilot and
owner of a plastics company, his partner
Louis Wilson, or Los Altos, and their
sales representative, Jack MacDonald, of
San Mateo,
tAn election campaign contributor to
foiir or the five Ol'anie County
supervisors Wedneoday woa aPlll'OVal
!rain the bOlrd of commerdal toning
akJrlg El Toro Road, over a recom-
l'HMP.,el
STOCKS •••
credl~Ollltl<nlnl move II julllf~.
Seven benka, led by Manulacturm'
Hanover Trull of New York lllllOUllCld
the balf·poinl lncreue fn>m IY• ._.t
Tuelday, llyinf It WU JlOOlllll')'
becaWJe of rlllnc dm!Wld for loalll.
<lhalmJan Arthur F. 8W111 of tho
Admlnlltr1llon'1 Committee Ob lnlereot
and Dl\'ldejido promj1117 l n d I c •I• d
dllpleuure at the lncreue and.-tho
banU to llDd ,,;••mlllttv• to a
meeting today In bU llhlnllon qlllco.
Burnt' r-bad the apparent el·
feet ol dlloourqlna other -lrom lnunedlallly boOltllW ralol.
Chairman Wrlfhl l'atman ol tht lloUle
Bankl111 Committee hu been critical ol
the -Jn the primate rile and IP' pealed to Preoldont Ni.on to ~ ...,.
troll Oil lnterut rotto. !lot tho
Admlnlltrallon It said to prefer tho
Ja wbonlnc technlque to obtain a vol111>
tery cutback In the 1-111 ralol ll It
col1lljlm tlleJD unjuatlfled.
ID another devllopmail tlJe. dollar
shlfl<d very •ltfhlly on lorelp °"' chanf .. today, rlllni ln Tokyo and laJl.
Ing a few polnla on IDOi! European markela.
It clOled In Tokyo al W .IO yen, ap
from 1113. Turnover WU 1-than m
Wedntaday.
Brltaln'1 hltlh In-rolol COlltlnued
lo attrocl forelp !undo and the powid
opened at •U766, op from Wednelday'1
12.4780, then It rooe durlni the mornlnf
to '2.4766. ·
In Ftankl\Jrt, the American money
opened at UW marka, down lrom 2.aeo, and by noon wu down to 2.aeo.
meodation for denial from county plan-ocmtitutional rlgb& to replete the t'C6 Pine Ridge Reservation today after a
Ding conun111iooers. Rnl of what Wiii said 1D the buJlboms~--, reported trip to Washington.
Dntloptr Barry IUqet 1'11 ,.. Comcil bad uked ....... · However, Horace Webb, I JUltlce
quesllng • 1111e change from r..tdeoUal iUUliiee":il'!.t the device&~~ Department spokesman who aald be lllk·
10 commercial uae on ell:lf acres on El only for crowd oontrol. ed by Telephone wilb Wood Wedneeday,
Toro Roa• divided "" Mlllr'•""" could not conftmll Means' statement. -. ., ~ "lt'1 -1ble that we wwld -lhem Means and •-••--•-den ---•-ed lloult¥ard ln El Toro, ' fer tlle lntroductlaa of ppakcl u well," -· -·~ County plan1na OOIDllJlllloDer bad Okrand told '11d"""" btfon Ille allent today, DOI ~Jog on tbe..V.
lnvutlgaiors found the scattered
wreckage and shattered bodies On a
wooded ridgefP.>est· o! llkylint> Boulevard
and north of ~ conununity of La Honda.
,._.,,,,.,.,.,, dlD1al of Ille -dw!p, ~ fatlld. --:r re-new lnillCllQuits nturoed Wedoesi!l} It ~:::·~~J;::~ J~~,=:"~r':~ ~=..11 £r1be~ ~·~:~:o~~ Girl,,12, Says
conc11t1on and ID nlallnf overload of Uwar mov ..... I. Wounded Knee. ~-propertlu In tho area u ,_!be~ev~···~aedbtpnaome ... wbaat U.S. Attorney William Clayton, beading She's w:zz:ng ._... "'" iKlt t6e ~-the grand jury investigation, said the ., .,
ID bla appeal of tho denfal to tbe board, when ty Eqlneer Pblllp Pela, opeak· lalelt action brlngl to 114 the number of
lllnker lald a furniture llore It planned Ing u a dllun and mldent of the area perlODI Indicted. A week ago 11 persona T M M on one parcel and oellbborllood llhopplna wlim the clemonstraUon would !eke were Indicted on charges of civil 0 arry UU
on another, wblcb la ~ lo lwo pl ... , [ll'Oleoted the tnllrt matter. disorder, eo111ptracy, burglary • n d
cbur..i...... 111 't by ,,.._ lo larceny in connection with the seizure of ~. ... ... w _, OVOll want th ill and ··-·-·····-· of . ASHEVIILE, N.C. (up!) A [Jl'tVk>UI nqU6ll "1 lllnker·for OIJllls allDO lion; the wl1'a OV•; tllere II no e v ago -r---. 111 Authorld .. say a "very nice looking" 12-
merclal dovalopmenl lhal !ncJlldld two IDO<I w:i:;.,r lald. trading post and museum. year-old air! is wllllni to malT}' the 37.
Nl'Vlce llltfou wu lunJld dowa by· Peter that ba, II a reildenl near The grand j1lly wlll return April 9• year-old man who bougbl her !or $30,000 IUpervilort. the trel, would object to IDY Ult of tbe Clayton said, to consider further cases from her parents in Illinois. But she also
IUnkc bu been lilted u a C!llDPllP builb:lnl. =~ out of l<tbe crimes at Wounded wanta to 80 back to echool. .
ccntrlbutor to all oupmllon ex.-p1 The etrl ·wu picked op With Harold
-1,..iactod Ralpla IJloda1cli, COF'F.'E'E Bn El ~K Miller of oat Park, DI., at a motel Tues-Dledrlcb and fellow lllpa'* Dntd .l\&A En-be H d Oka day. Sbe II being bold In a foster home Btlror voted for Illa changu, altlJoucb I.Ill rg a y pending the arrival of Illinoll officials
they lald they thoutht lhe ICllm vlolal<d TA.LK,• J DO with legal orders !or her return to that a Ov•month old moratorium bonn1ng LOS ANGELES (AP) -The White state.
sone chanpl not conllatent with llDll'il House, Congress and the Amer ican Miller, a graduate art student and
plall reccmmendaltonl. NEW BRITAIN, Com. (AP) -Wban publlc ware not allowed lo read.lllaJ>en-teacher's aide at the Circle c.mpu.s or
S..pervtooro adopted tho moratorium bll l :IO p.m. cell" break Uma arrived tagon Pl.,... jtt ~ but Daniel Ellsberg the Unlve"lty or Illinolt, was amited on
late [UI year to II•• coun1y p1annen Wldnuday, pelnler G1or1a Tripp stop. was o!ficially cleared lo see them,. says a charge of lelonloilll ccnsplracy !lied in
time to ,...k on tho update ol lbe IHI pld bU palntlnlr •ork at Clly Hall and the man who supervised the Vietnam llllnola and on a local charge ol false
Jenera! pllD 1n1te14 of ®'":1"I U 11"'•-I°' znarrild to Oertrudt Prior. When the war study. It was tbou&ht that Ellsberg registration at a motel.
by UttlL ... •we-bru11: WU ov•, bl weat beet to work. would "make fo:! Use of them," Morton Authorities said the parents of the girl,
lllnker said he bad met orlth oltldalo of n wu ")llll -daJ'• work," be Halperin, a armer de!luty a..iatant P'recl and Rita Fl)'DD of Bollnfbm>k, DI., Ibo Soddlebecl< Ana CGordlnallnll Coon.. told a ,...p of Qty llall WOiters secretary ol De!eilte ilbo later became a bad been dlaried with COlllptracy and
ell (llACC) and rtellvld lbalr en-latllend. lllDOlll tlta palal CIDI and lad· OOlllultanl lo Dr. Henry A. Klulnger, child abandonment and releued on •
-l 1or tho dmlopmal. Ill said , 1a...rom. ______ ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;aa;;;ld;;;;;here;;;;Wi;;adnoSda;;;;;iiii• ;;;;;;'';:;;;;;;;;;;. ;:;;;;;:;;;,;;;;;;;';;;10;;;,000;:;bond;;;,;;;;;';;;"ch=. :;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;l;;;;; 111'1' ...... led a mtlllm type 1"'11f .... I =~-fer 111e lltopplDc ~ NOBODY SILLS ·yy FOR LESS THAN DUNLAPS'
SUpervllor ~ Clark Wbo had ==..:~~~aald AND . WE WILL .PR~VE IT.
Rl~tait ~ho tho badSA~e.s '= Here I• Otir Inflation Ffghtin9 Ofter
=~":':!:':' ~ ~'."°11°" of •ll' I. Sttp In 11111 eet ourll'I<• on . .;;y 1V In 1tock. 2. S"9P °"" prl .. & com~are.
Ex-mayor Out
a. If you can purch111 th• 1!V ·"'• '"a at any olhor frenchlHd dHler In 0.0119• C:o. Dun-
lop'• will NII you th. TV •at, tti.rLOY'llt price PLUS GIVI YOU AN ADDITIONAL 100.4
OF TttE DIPPlltlNCE. Offer ox91rea April 11, 1973. . . .
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ColorTV '7"'1.(Jl' CH~· McWhinney Loses Sanitary Post
Derek McWhlnney, named tre11urer of
the Midway City Sanitary District last
week. was replaced in t he position
Wednesday by Ray Schmitt.
lnmat,es Dema1id
Coed Prisons
DETROIT CAP) -Two lmnalea at
So<llhem Mlcb!Pl' Prlaoa at Jacklon
llue filed a fedenil cOur! •oU!t '"'kinf
8"11181 lntegraUen of Michigan prlaons.
The BUil w ' filed Wednesday by
Claude Wlllll1111 and Cheater Hawkins,
who said they were deprived of "equal
protection Md due procus of law to
comblt the laws of nature."
Williams nnd Hawkin• ..id COllVlcted
relons should be trtated alike and that
men and wometJ C011vtcla ahould be bo\J>
ed loflether.
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McWhlnney, fomter mayor o t
Westminster and stUl • city councilman,
was appoin ted to the post by Tld Fujlte,
chairman of the board of tho dlalrlct and
• dty plaMlnf ~-
Both McWhlnney and Fujita m under
lndlcbnent and lace a Jury t"'1 MAJ 21
on COlllplracy cbariea ...,.r.im, the Mlle
Squm qrlcWlure leue ICaodal ol lut
)'Cir.
The pair .,. .......i ol llOlklthw •
lrlbt from ,_ Georp Murat ... aid
In the renewal of bla -oo SU acru of
county perk land. Tbe '10,000 l!rlbe wu
alleged to have been a campelp -
tribution to· Supervisor llbbert Bttlln.
McWblnney wu replaced on the board
by Sclnnftt beclUIO blll appotn-117
Fujita wu not lollowed by 1 formal ao-
lion of dl1trlct dlniclor1. Dlatrlct Joc>l
ccunstl Gtor(e ,Lepo Nld Mc~'• appointment u .......... WU tUepl.
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Lawyer Says
SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) -llnig ad-
vocate Timothy Leary was marked ror
assasslnatloo as an inmate at the
Cal~ornla Men's Colony and ltid to a.e,
his attorney said in an opening statement
Wednesday.
Leary, who was discovertd missing
from the minimum security prison camp
oo Sept. 11. 1970, was in "imminent
danger of Ills life" at the time, Jawyer
Bruce Margolin told jurors after the
prosecution rested its case.
Officers fJPm the prison will be called
to testify that Leaf)''s Jile was in danger,
Margolin said. Psychologists ·a n d
psychiatrists also will be called to testily
for the defense, he said.
Leary, charged with escaping from the .
facility where be was serving a sentence
for marijuana possession, retumed to the
United States in January after more than
two years of traveling through Europe
and the Middle East.
. Margolin gave no indication in hi.a
remarks of who might have wanted to
murder Leary. But he said there were "a
lot of nuts" around who blamed bis dient
for the nation's drug problems.
He also said many of Leary's fellow in·
mate.t""had IQs of morons and believed
stoftes told them by the estabtishrrient,
who are fascists."
Margolin said Le.ary deplores the in·
discriminate u.se of LSD and has used it
in the past as a research scientist who at
ooe time had been interested in curing
"sick minds."
During Its presentation, the prosecution
sought lo show that Leary escaped by
working his way along a cable that ran
across the camp to a power pole outside \
the fence. A prison officer testified that a '
pair of blue denim pants containing the
last four digits of Leary's prison nwnber
was found in a local service station
washroom.
Convicted Rapist
Killed by Latin
Firing Squ3d .
SAN SALVADOR (UPI) -A convicted
raplsl dled''in front of a nailollll guM\f
firing squad Wednesday wllil'!> l Cl9wd
estimated at 10,000 watched."'He said he
agreed be should die for his crime.
Emilio AiU!lar Orellana 'WU con.
demned on charges of raping a 10-year-
old girl In 1970.
Tbe esecution took place 11.)iu)es from
the El Salvador Clijlltal. It attracjed buge
crowds with the national guard closing
the area to traffic. Some persons OOm-
plained they were beaten by soldiers
trying to keep order among spectators.
Belore dyiog , Aguliar Orellana lullilled
his last wish -"to take a bath and die
wiilr a clean body." He canied a Bible
and said be agned with lilt 't1ea11t
sentence lmPooed on him.
ul will pray for you there in Eternity,"
~ loid the coort that sentenced him. •
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ASSISTS IN PLANNING
Dr. Ron1lcl<F. Kotrc ..
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Dr. S~ V. Bryant
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Speed Transit's Goal
County District Eyes Travel Faster Than Car
the least detrimental route is ju~t part of !
the strategy of planning -fbere are i
always good and bad points. '
By JAN WORm Highway from Laguna Beach to San
Ot .. ,..... .,.. '"'" Clemente.
Picture a mass transit aystem so ef· These are some of the routes
ticlent that you could take a train from designated "arterial" by the OCTD.
San Diego to Los Angeles in less time -From the arterial routes, feeder routes
than a plane, or get from your froot door may be computerized from each com-
to any ~llnatioo ln Orange <:ounty in .• muter's front door.
less time than~ your car. An eiJ)erimental program called 1'Dial-
"nlil is the goal of tbe Orange COunty A-Ride" In La Habra is running at peak
Trlll!lt D1str1cl (OC'l'D), depicted for capadty, Fl<!lding said. The lel'Vice costs
members of the Saddlebaclo Area Co-ordinating Q1Unct1 Wednesday by Gordon 50 cent> from the callers' door to any
J. Fieldini, dlstrict general manager. location, with no extra charge for
1'1le OCTD, formed a year ago, bas transfers.
begun two programs. A short range plan· Fieldlng said the bus program was
Is developin& COWllywide busline>. begun before the high speed ground
A Jong, range j)la.n, barely in germinal transit system because the OCTD board
Crucial to the whole program, Fielding
added. is detailed contact and in-~
formation exchange with Io ca I ~
governments. In this respect, the· OCTD :
will work with the transportation cor-1
ridor study currently being organl:ied by
!he Orange County Road Department to
ferret out grassroots input.
The .bus system cumnUy Is financing <
itself, he said.
Financing for the hlgh speed system
may come from fares, property tax, sales
tax, and federal fund.!. Fielding said the
program will cost $5 to $8 million per :
mile to build. ,
stages, cans for high-speed transltroutes hopes to develop feeder linkups using the
as an alternative to freeways, joining bu.s routes. When the high-speed system '
major Southern eaufomia 1ocauons. is finished , the bus feeder routes already H righes Gets OK
Fielding: said the bUS program has will be available.
Irvin~ Faculty Members
shown encouraglng·progress in one year: Rlghts-of·way are already available for
with 16 buses now In operation. More a high-speed transit system , Fielding For Englartd Stay ·.
than 50 are expected to be running by the said. Santa Fe railroad tracks are one .,
end of the year, he Said, with a future alternative, elln1inating the need to carve goal of ·200. out new routes as In the case of LONOON (AP) -American billionaire '
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The schedule for lmplernenting ef-freeways. Howard Hughes has received permission •
fectlve bus linkups for the entire county All routes adopted by the OCTD must to stay in England another three months. '
depends on whether the ocrr. gets a $17 be compatible with those determined by 'lr, Hughes made tbe necessary ap-
nJlllon federal capital grant, and on San Diego and Los Angeles Counties, i decisions of the OCTD board of directors Fielding stressed. pH Uon and his request was granted," a 1
classics. He received his doctorate in as to which areas in the l'OWlty have the Eventually, the transit board will have spokesman for the Home O!Uce said ,
· Two UC Irv~ faculty members have
been appointed" as assistant v i c e
chancellors in academic affairs at UCI,
Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs
Hazard Adams announced.
Dr. Susan Ii. Bryant, assistant prolessor
of biological sciences, bas been named
assistant vice chancellor for general ad-
ministration.
Dr. Ronald F. Kot.re, assistant pro-
fessor of classics, bas been appoirited
assistant vice chancellor for planning.
Both will serve halftime in their new
adrn1nistratfVe -pO'sts -and-half time in
their cUrrent' instructional positions.
A Newport,Beach resident. Dr. Bryant
specializes tn developmental and · cell
biology. She ~ived ~r undergraduate
degree in zoology from King's Coll<ge at
lhe University of London and a doctorate
in embryOlogy ·at St. Mary's Hospital
Medical School at University of London .
Prior to joining the UC! faculty In 1969,
she was a postdoctoral research fellow at
case Westem Reserve University in
Cleveland, Ohio.
Dr. Kotrc, 'B Laguna Niguel resident.
graduated from the University of
Nebraska with a major In philooophy and
Registration Set".
For .Saddlehaok ..,-et <tji 'l l--'°" \l'Yl l ~ • f f 11
Reglitration for the spring quarter at
Sa~eback .. ~lege Is scl!edllled next
week:. ' •
!.!onday and Tuesday registration .by
appoinllnent -will get under way. Open
registration begin5 Wednesday. •·
Close to tOO classes, day and evei\ing,
will be offered. Classes commence April
sand end with commencement· June 22.
Stu(lents may attend on a part.time or
full·llme basis. No tulllOjl ts charged of
studeiJts who are residents of the co~
munity college districi.
Only coots are !or books, sueiilies and
memblnlllp fees to tbe 818bda)ed stu,
dent government. •
Extended day cl&.... begin at 5:30
p.m. Monday through Thursday.
classics from the University 0 f most pressing mass transit needs. to coordinate with San Bernardino, Ven-Wednesday. Was~Oli. Bus scheduling for Saddlebkck Valley tura, and Riverside Counties as well. Hughes arrived here by private jet·~
A University of California HwnaniUes will come up in late 1974, Fielding "Won't high speed trains bring as Dec. 27 and has apparenUy been staying ;
Institute travel grant in 1970 allowed Dr. predicted. The program is planned to be much opposition as freeways?" one at a hotel near Buckingham Palace, lhe
Kotrc to research in Italian libraries to fully operative in five years. SACC board member queried. home of Queen Elizabeth It. 1be hotel locate uncatalogued Greek manuscripts. Bus routes eventually will include El "I don't think so,·• Fielding replied.
In 1972, be had a summer stipend from Toro Road, Crown Valley Parkway, the "Rights of wa y are available nov.'. We management has declined to conflnn
the NatiOl}.al Endowmen.t for the San Diege Freeway, an<f Pacific Coast won't ha ve to start from scratch. Finding that tbe 67·year-old tycoon lives there.
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from tbe·Caruida Council.
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Unwed Mother
Rejected, Sues
OAKLAND (AP) -. An Oakland
woman says she is. suing the Anny for
refusing to let her enlist because she is
an unwed mother_
Kaye '>Iasson, 28, said Wednesday she
passed · the Women's Army Corps
physical and mental tests in 1971 but was
barred by a rule preventing the WACs
from accepting women who have bad an
illegitimate child unless they give up
custody or the youngster; i
· "'!'bey ...n~ l1)" to lreat llOnda' °"'' 7-yeaMld '!"u~rl as unwanted P"'I"
erty -• .JUst sJgb · her away,'·' M1sa:
Hasson said. •
'Unbearable' Group . .
Plays for Parents
"The New Unbearable," a mU!!lical
group notoriOU!!I for their allegedly awful
voices, cowbells and washtubs, will
entertain Parents Without Partners
following a 7:30 p.m. meeting Saturday
at the "SborecliHs Goll Club In San
Clemente.
South Coast PWP president Sylvia Can-
non said al! single parents are Invited to
tbe Goll Club, located al the Estrella mt
of the San Diego Freeway. Following the
meeting, live music for dancing is of-
fered.
fi.J. (Jarrell :Jurnilure
1 IS HAVING A FANTASTIC
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We have discontinued the following items and we must moire them at once -
so we aan make dis la room for new items. ·
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ofE KATS l soFA tEDs tT•M 1(0. RIGULAR NOW
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1 Olivo .Valvo! Soft
7E fl. with Kick PIHi ... -.. -... $599.00 $29'.50
2 8 fl. Oyster While
26 24" Mahogany W1U Shall •.. _.,129.00 $ 64.10
21 Tomlin19n (l)val Coif~• Tabl~ ,299.00 , "''''° .~
28 2 Pecan Oltconti~uelf
Drawer End Tablas ......... •in.oo $79.10-
Cllenolla Tuflod Solo ............ $599.00 $299.50
3 I 00 ft. Sofa
Lime & Yellow Print ............. .1649.00 $324.50
4 7 ft. Gold Corduroy Velvet Sofa
With Kick PIHi .................... $650.00 $325.00
5 7 ft. High Bock Solo
1 Gold Print With Kick PIHi .... $650.00 $325.00
6 -5 ft. Yellow Cotton Floral Print
Down & fHlher -.................... $399.00 $199.50
7 6 ft. Tuxedo Sofa. Olive Tweed
with Kick PIHi ..................... $399.00 $199,50
8 5 ft. Tufted love Seat with Kick Pleat
Tu(q. 1nd Olive Pattern ........ $<469.00 $234.50
9' 6 ft. Olive Lin4n Type Fabric Sofe
Down & fHlher ···-······· .. ··-····$399.00 $1ff.50
10 Qu••n Sit• SofA Bad. Brown
29 30x60 Inset Gla11 Top Coffee
Table. St1inle•S Steel, Bra••
Tdm Frtm-............................ $358.00 $179.00
30 Allan Kalth Solt Back
90" Tobie .............................. $467.00 $233.50
31 6randf1ther CJock
by Horschedo ....................... .i595.00 $291.SO
31 Anliqua While Hall Pioca ......• 169.00 $ 14.50
33 Orop Lui CoffH T1blo
with Sloraga Comptrlmanl _$199.00 $ ft.SO
3-4 French Cherry Dr1wer
Limp Tabla ·········--···············$179.00 $ H.SO
35 Magaiin• Table with Dr1wer '135.00 $ 67.50
36 2 Hex1gon Cherry Commod•
T1bla1 ............... - ............ $f99.00 $tt.so-·
37 I Contamporory Tier Sholl
Round Acctssory Table
Tortoi1• & Bras1 Trim ........ _ ... S209.00 $104.SO
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& Yellow Pottarn Fobric ...... $499.00 $249.50
11 Queen Site Tufted B•ck Sofa Bed
Yallow Tweed Type Fabric .... $699.00 $349.50
UPHOLSHRED CHAIRS
12 I Pr. Swivel Rocker1. Cotton .
Print. Sh•das of Y allow,
31 30x56 llalitn Coffn Tobi a .... $ 199,00 $ ff.SO
39 Entry Pitce with Doors ,
Pecon Woods .......................... $29•.oo $199,SO
DINING ROOM FURNITURE
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Lack of Fu~ Wipes Out Laguna School.s Program
Orengo & Olive ........ pr. $450.00 $225.00 pr.
13 Pair Bron:r:e Olive Velvet
Tufted Cha;rs ·-·········P" $399.00 $199.50 pr.
14 I Pr. Contemporary Club Chairs.
China. Discontinued _ ............. $799.00
41 75" Cherry Bullo! ................ $899.00
42 58" Charry Bulfot .................. $550.00
$399.50
$449.50
$275.00
By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL
Of Ille Dat1Y Plilt Iliff
A handwritten doctor • of .education
degree hanp on the bulletin board new
to the desk occupied by Tom Dugger ..
federal projects director for the Laguna
Beach Schools.
Fellow workers presented him with th<.
degree because he was the 'only dfotrict
administrator who didn't bold ). a doc-~
torate.
Dugger will be taking the degree down
after June' 30, the date La~'s
malnslay federal project -EPDA -
'...icludes. Over the past three school years, the
project has brought $279,000 In federal
,_y to Laguna Beach, !Undlng many
1of the Innovaflve programs now in use.
I EPDA stands for Ed·ucatlonal
~essions Development Act, a gOVem-
mell procram dealped to help school
dlltrlct become better In the business of
-bing.
What's $279,000 dooe In three years!
Dugger cllel the following:
-More than SU3,000 was pold to
w.chers to nwrite . c:urtlCUllun and
estfbllsh "performaoco obJ<ctiv..,' at
the vtr10UI tchools. Ooce the objectives
ano .. tabu.i..t, teachers can test -t• to see ho1o well the students are .meeUoc them.
Ji•'ve been 1 tu~ oriented
ct. A teachet took a book and plann-
ed a clus around It," .. 1d Duuer.
''Now we are aaytng 'What Ti It that I
Wllit the 1tudent lo he able ta do!' 'lllml
"" ao out and 1et the materla!J we need
1 to do It," he addJ.
-The project tllowed !or IUrther
cleftlopmenl of "diflerentl•tea" stalfln(
tteroa, such as team teachinl, ~
IDI of' lludenta f..., larie 1-..S to
... u lltlninlrl and -ol -1 .. 1ooals to take over ...,lelCbinc
dlllles. -EPDA flmdl employed K 1 r I a n
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OM(Y PILOT llltf ,.._
scboof enrollment and district financial
operations. .
:-EPDA l1lODef pajd espenses of aiJ.
ministralOr., teachers and other staff
members to attend conferences and
seminars on new techniques in education.
.No one suspected it at the time , but
EPDA fuods were destined for Laguna
Beach when Thunton Intermediate and
Top of the World Elementary schools
opened iri fall, 198?.
>be individualized teachlng patterns at
the two schoO!J, Dugger recalled, brought
Inquiries aioil visitors from throughout
the United States.
Among those ipterested were officials
holding the purse strin(s of the United
Slatu Office of Education '1 Penoooel
Utilizat!Ol,I Branch. They encouraged
loeal olflclal& lo sumblt a ~ant for fun· din&. •• -
J.al!lll* did lit$\ lbat.
Tbe ao•enunent ~ wlllt, _,,ooo dUllail the 1970.11 scbool yur; •ns,ooo in ~ irtt-n schoof year, and fll.000 this
yoar.
Tbe most ...... t grlltl WU Ille third
largest among 10" projects which rec.tved
Nndill8 for dlfleronttated staffW pro~ e(ts.
Whit• B•ckground, Brown, Bl•ck
& Gold Sltipos ...... -... pr. $<440.00 $220.00 pr.
15 I Ole. Graen Velvet
Club Ch•ir ......... _.' .................. $179.00 $ 89.SO .
I b I Ladies' Club Cha ir. Oy1ter
& Gold Pattern ...................... $225.00 $112.50
117 I Pr. Yellow Tweed.
R•veriiblo Bock Cushion __ pr. $298.00 149.00
18 I Wing Chair. Black & White
Flortl Print .............................. $250.00 $125,00
19 I Ledias' Gold Velvtt
Tufted Choir, French ............. $250.00 $125.00
20 I Pr. Tomlin1on C•n• Back
French Ch•ir1. Olive
Volvo! SHls ........... _ .. ,pr. $799.00 $399.SO pr,
21 I Pr. Chenalla YC!lllow &: Bronie
Sttiped Ch1irs. Down &
Feethor Construction. pr. $399.00 $199,50 pr.
22 I Down & Ft•ther Floral
Cotton Print Ch1ir, Down &
Feather Con1fruction •.. ._ ... ._ .. $1 99.00 $ 99.50
23 I Pr. Yellow Cru1hed Valvtt
L•dios' Club Chtits .... pr. $399.00 $!ff.SO pr.
OCCASIONAL FURNITURE
24 36" Collectors Curio with
Full Glou Doors ·--··-·-........ $699.00 $Mt.ID
25 34" Brandl Etogora ............. -$299.00 $149.SO
itl Antique White Sarver
with Stortge .......................... $399.00 $199.50
44' 52" Oval Extension T 1bla & 4
Clloiri, 2 20" bl. Le1v•1 ...... $899.00 $449.50
45 43" Antiqva White Chin• ...... $<499.00 $249.SO
46 1-5 Pe. Gama Set. 4'8" Round
Table, 4 Upholstered Char
Brown Vinyl Ch•irs ................ $599.00 $299.SO
•WROUGHT IRON FURNITURE
47 5 Pc. Glass Top Rect•n9ul1r
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c. ound Glou Top T •blo
4 Uphol1ttred Wrought Iron'
Ch•irs. GrHn Finish .............. $-469.00 .... $234.00
49 5 Pc. Round Glet• Top Ttblo,
4 Cht;rs in Yellow Finlth ...... .$499.00 $249.00
IEDlOOM ·FUlNITUU
50 5 Pc. lt•li1n W•lnut Bedrool'J'
Suitt eon1istln9 of Triple ,
Dr•sstr, Mirror .. King Bad,
2 Nile. Tobias ..................... $1395.00 $4'7.50
SI S Pc. Dli:. Paean Bedroom
Suite. Double Dra11er Mirror
6'6 HHdDotrd, 2 Nile Table~ $499.00 $249,50
52 White l Oliva Camp•ign•
Style Soma;nor Chest .... $149 .00 $ 64.SO ,
53 t 111111• I 9111 Century
Night St1~d .. ____ ,_ ...... $110.00 $ SS.00 Reorganization of the Off!"" of Eduoa-
tioa alter Juno :.! will wipe out the
Penonne1 Utlllration Branch and cancels TAKlNG DOWN 'DEGREE'
,Admlnlm-D._.-tho~1:"i!!t.1:/=.:1e(tsdl-A 11. 11 PIECES BOYS' 1~
Brotzman, volunteer ' pro1r1ftll :·~.::;,i.fo==uationol ON~~co~~~!,~ i'2off Be~rooondmPF ... unrFnlni1,,hure 2off ~tor. In 19'15, comp!* ,...iii of i..ts ad-~ -·o~:i!~r::~~~..,a:. ::::~":;=:r:: H.J.GAl\RETf fURNflURE llogger. "If thrre Is ono p-tho .. the elfocl lhl inJoc! bad on
cltstrict should pkk up oert fOll', Odo Is IO!idernlc ...... ement.
IL" Sma11tr federll and lllte supported
-Uurlng the lint two yeaa of the projet'li will continue next 7tar,_but wUI PROFESSIONAL Op M 2215 HARBOR BLVD •
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4 DAILY PILOT Thl.lrsd1y, March 22, 1973
Rogers Protests
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Attack on Plane
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The attack by
two Ubyan Jet !lghten on an unanned
Alt Force ClilO plaDe f1¥lng a reconnaif.
sance mission over t b e Mediterranean
Sea baa 1-> labeled "an unpardmable
Incident" by the Am<iican government.
Secretary ol State WWlam P. Rogers
personally handed a lllrong note of pro-
test to Ubyan charge de'aUalres Mubar·
1'1111 N. Ben MIU Wedneoday, houri al..,.
the attack oceumd II! miles south ol \he
island "' Malta. TJ>e noto called the a.t· tack "a clear vtolatJon ol international
law" and demanded an immedl.ate in-
vestlgaUon and explanation fnim t h e
l.J.byan govenunenL
LIBYA. AN IMPORTANT oil-produc-
ing country in \he Middle East, had stlll
not responded early today.
AFR I CA LIOVA
State Department 1pokeoman Charles
W. Bray, who called the attack "an un-
pardonable incident," told reporters the
American plane wu "fired on" about
2 a.in. PST Wednellday by two French
built Mirage inten:eptors while flying in
"international airspe.ce." Bray said the
relatively slow-flying, propeller-driven
plane wu not struck and managed to
elude the swifter jets by flying into
cloodJ. It landed safely in Atherul, Greece.
Bray said the plane had clear Ameri-
can markings and that the attack could
not have been a case ol. mistaken ldenU-
ty.
BRAY DID NOT DESCRIBE the plane's
mWlion except to say that it was not con-
nected with the Central Intelligence
Agency.
But other sources said it. was engaged
in electronic SW'Veillance of an undisclos-
ed area and reportedly wu part ol. a fleet
of U.S. roconnaisaance planes which ny
close to fc:reign countries and record their
radar and radio transmission with sensi-
tive devices.
state IJepam!ent officials said lllat the
written note from Rogeta to Ben Musa
called the attack provocative and irre-
sponsible" and could not help but worsen
the already-strained relations between the
two nations.
Bray, although fially denying the plane
was carrying out spying activities for the
CIA, did not rule out the possibility that
the aircraft was conducting some kind oC
aerlal or electronic 9urvelllance.
There wu strong speculation that the
Cl30 was monitoring Libyan airwaves, or
was keeping track o( the Soviet fleet in
the eastern Med.Jterranean.
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ITT T~STIMONY-Robert Ber-
rellez, ITI' public relations
chief for South Amelica, U>ld
Senate panel Wednesday that
he offered financial aide U> as-
sociates of Jorge Alesaandli,
conservative candidate who op-
posed saivador Allende.
Solution Recalled
WASHINGTON (AP) -More than
900,000 bottles ol. intravenous 80lution
manufactured by C II t t er Labora.tories
have been ordered recalled as authorities
investigate postsurgical infections in
three women who received the solution.
Hospitals supplied by Cutter of Berkeley,
Calif. were advised to discontinue using
bottles produced at the firm's Cllat·
tanooga, Tenn., plant between Jan. 4,
1972, and March 1, 1973.
' ·cold Storms Grip Nation
Winte r-like W eath~r Reported on East, W est Coasts
Te rnperat ures
• Uf'I WlAl .. I •OlOCASI.
To Gtii.o, .,.1rtv fl LIKhn o! r1lnl•lj
1'11 bMn r«0rdad lor !hit "''°" 1 Los Al!IH'lft, c-rld 10 1 /IOl'm1 •movnl of U ln.ch111, =111 11111lft .,,,.,, w:ourtd tiY tr 1¥lnclJ l'l~r,t1CllV With twts up l'O 35 mlln 1n INM' mekl1ng
tr1lltf' 1n<1 e•mlllt1' 1r~v1t h1111nt:xn In 1r111 ol Sin 81rn1rdl1111 end R1111u·i!dt
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l!lfl"turv r11cntd 611 Wldne~1v.
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to 60. lnl1nd l1mPlf'1!vrn r1ng1 from
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ITf Leader
Tells Chil e
•
Crisis Plan
~
WASIUNGTON (AP) - A IM!lllor vice
president ol Intematlooal Telepbooe fc
Telegraph c..p. said today the com ... y
rejected a CIA plan to lnduee ecooomlc
collapse In Chile in 1970.
FA!wanl J. G<rrlty, Ibo l1T vice pml·
dent, told a Senate subcommittee tbe.t
the nv .. point plan was suggeoted to blm
oo Sept. 29, 1970, by WUUam V .. -·
head "' Latin American -services for the Central Intelligence
Agency.
"It didn't make sense and we didn't
want any part of It," Gerrity testified at
a hearing ol a spi>clal &Date Foreign
RelaUons subcommittee en multinational
corporations.
GERRITY SAID COMPANY officials
did contact other C01?1panies with prop-
erties In Olile "bot mly to :reinforce my
opinion that the plan wouldn't work."
Gerrity cooceded thal ITr waa !earful
of property expropriation if Salvador
Allende, wbo already bad won a plurality
in a popular election, was declared presi-
dent of Chile by the Chilean congress.
"All we were concerned about was that
we receive prompt and just payment,"
Gerrity said. -
The five-point economic chaos pn; _
gram, which Gerrity said Broe sug-
gested, was outlined in a telegram to
Harold S. Geneen, m board chalnnan,
00 Sept. 29, 1970.
Gerrity said Geneen rejected the Idea
also as being "self-defeating."
Gerrity said the ITr affiliate, Chile
Telephone Co., bad service agreements
to live up to and needed mmey to carry
them out.
"IT WOULD BE self.<f<feetlng to In·
duce economic chaos in Chile," he said.
The five proposals included:
1 -Banb should not renew credit& or
should delay doing so.
2 -Companies should drag their feet
in sending rnooey and making deliveries
of spare parts.
3 -Put pressure on Chile savings and
loan companies to cause them to shut
their doors. 4 4 -Withdraw all teclmical help.
5 -Contact other companjes.
As to his meeting with Broe, Genity
said he was told that of all the companies
involved "ours alone had been responsive
and understood the problem.
DAILY, PILOT
DELIVERY SERVICE
°''""' of the O.lly Piiot Is guarantrtd
~r-l'rldni If ,,.., .. 11111 ,.. .. ~
l'•l't~ l"I' J1J1 p.m., c•ll ..,., .,_ ~ wttt
toe 11'"'11111 M ,.... CM" an ,._ mill 1:JI ,.rn. \
S•llH-Ur Allll ~1 ti ,... ~ Nf nc.J" YNr C•PY llr t I.Ill, kJWll1r. W I 1.m.
Stlflti1y, c1M l!NI 1 C.,,. wil M ~ ..
lN. C•lll lrt IHlll IMllll 11 I.II\.
Teltphonts
Aid · Rejee1ed
Man f!!:vo~ Wife in Plight
; .
. ST. ~. Pl&. (uPIJ --'l1lodm' dmponto allmlpt to
-• aid for .. -"' .n yeoro bJ dMldoe her Jal -bu lolled.
St.ta oMr's's llld Wednedly an epplbtlcn for ltlWI aid to Ml'I. 11lmM
bu -Hjeded --lbe ldt ... -'""1e It -ltill pending. Tllmm cllYon* Ills wife llulll, Ibo -ol m dllldrel. Feb. 20 lllink· .lnl Ibo. adlan waild make lier e1Jcjllie for atate aid .. an unemployed oJncJe ,.._.
-""*the.., -ibo state cul oft Ul .. bis wife • ...ireni. from an .im-1 ._ ol nwltiple oclerolis. Olllclall 1llld dilooYorecl tie Ills ;.,.
come -abol'e lbe leftl p<r1Jli1led lor such aid, altb:oigb lt ..,.. well below tbe CllOl al Mro. _. medical·--
On Feb ••• Ill Air Fonle plone ""* Mrs. Tlunu to Che Well:lnd Neurologt·
cal Boopltal In <lleotor, N.J., ~ -· '"Ibo primary Cldoi as I It la bl Mrs. 'lbollw did leave the
lllale while her Ol'lll1mllon .,,.. ltill pending," said W. C. M--ve
a ... unt to tbe dlrecto< ol die Div!lioo al Fomily Se!vlceJ In J ocksonville. ·
"Al ad>, this wool<! DOI make ber ellglble unde< oor plan. If oho bad
stayed here until her appUcation lad been prcc e•ed she would have been
eligible for two mmths _.,., ""'" H ft bad lileD gme out ol the -·" Mann oaid Oilier flicionl involved in the re~ were such tbings as ...
sets and income availml.e to Mrs. nonas. ,.
California School Ruling
Conflicts With Top Court
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California
moved ahead under-iU own Serrano
school finance ruling today, tincertain of
the future effects ol a U.S. Sul'l'"me
Court decision in a similar case from
Texas.
The Supreme Court ruled 54 in the
Rodriguez case from Texas Wednesday
Lhat it was up to the legislatures,
generally, to determine how . best to
!inanco their school aystems.
rano Y!. Plies! on Aug. 30, 1971, but Chi.t
Justice Dorulld R. Wright ol the State
Supreme Court said Wednesday lllat the
high court bad not necessarily reversed
the Serrano ruling.
IN mE SERRANO opinion, the
California court said the state WU com-
pelled to move away from the property
tax u a major method fl school rmance
because It discriminated against children
living In poorer districts.
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The court too1t the opposite view ol the
California Supreme Court's ruling In Ser·
'Moral Victory'
Cheers Panama
On Canal Vote
That was intel'J)l'Oted u meaning the
state bad to take over the great bulk of.
school SUJll'Ori, using statewide tues, In '
an effort to give a i!illd an equal educa-
tional opportunity regardless ol where In
Calllornla be lives.
PANAMA (AP) -U.S. negotiators now
face the problem of trying to get a new
Panama Canal treaty satisfactory to the
U.S. Congress from a Panamanian
government bolstered by a moral victory
in the U.N. Security Council.
After a parade of diplomat& at tile
council's special meeting in Panama
berated Wasblnaton for Ha Latin
AmerlcaD pouOy, 11.s. -~Ohn
Scali vetoed a resolution urging hla
government to sign a new canal lreal)'
with Panama "without delay."
It wu the third U.S. veto In the 'll
years of U.N. history, and all of. tbem
were cast by the Nlxoo administration.
Only one councll member -Britain -
backed the United States by abstaining.
The vote was IH.
''The United states v.etoed the resolu·
tion supporting the Panamanian cause,
but the whole world has vetoed
Washington," Foreign Minister Juan
Antonio Tack of Panama declared. He
promlsed to take the Issue to the 132-
member General Assembly.
• ••
Because of legal ledmicallUes, the
Supreme Coort sent the Serrano caM
back to Los Angeles Superior Court for a
new trial and thus did not issue a direct
order to the legislature to comply.
'"1.e legislature took a f i r s t ~
toward meeting the goals ol the SerraM
decision, anyway, by boosting stale aid to
local schools by more than $320 million
last December.
• IN TIIE FISCAL YEAR starting July
I, the state will give local achools about
$2..2 billloo. The achool.s will pay the -
of tboir ~.1.11!' an esllJnllled '3 billion from the·.,.....,;,, tai.' . '
Calllomla has the nation's largest .
scliOol systenl 'iiltll 4.S mlllloll pupils.
Asaembly Speaker Bob MDreU1 (J>.Van
Nuys), said "we have to regard Serraoo
vs. Priest as the law of thla state" unleu
the Cal~omta court decides otherwlao.
In an interview with the Riverside
Press-Enterprise, state Chief Justice
Wright said the Tens ruling bad no im-
mediate, direct effect Oii California
because It was based on the equal pro-
tection clause ol the U.S. Conetltuti011
while the caJlfornla court's ruIU. waa
based on lllat clause plus provlalons al
the staw cmst1tution.
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San~~o
Cave-in
Kills Four
'St.are Panel Eyes New Snwg Devices
,
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Tiie
Clllfornia A1r Res our eel
Board will wait unUI .en•
month to decide whetblr two
new spark-disconnect type a.n-
tlsmog devices ahoold be
authorized for 11166-70 model
cars.
becM&le of higb ex b au at Ult two EGR devices on the of \•e.h.lcle emls:sioos control,
temptl'llW'es. approved Ust, which also In· said both would increase ex·
QraoatellJ is chairman o! eludes VSAD devices made by baUll ternperalures. lib staff
I.he board of S'TP Corp., whose the Echlin Manufacturing Co. recommended that the Con·
EGR devicti sells for about and Carter Ca r bur et or tlgnitron "device not be ac·
$35, lbe state-ordered max· Division. credited, but judgment on the
lmum, lncltiding in!taJlation. Clean Alr Research device SAN DIEGO (AP) -The
bodles of four YOUD& men.
trapped by the -collapse
of a shallow cave, blve been
found und<!I' a pile of -Y
earth partway up a cliff on
San Dle&o's ocean beach.
One, the proposed VSAD THE NEW VSAD devices Wit! withheld pending com·
~ would aeU for '8, and were sub1nitted by Con· pletlon of the manufacturer's
the other for less than $30. tignltron Co. of Downey and report.
OWNERS OF ~ esUmated their makers say. Clean Air Rese arch Co. of The board's next meeting CALIFORNIA
4.5 mllllon vehicles t n The STP devicti and ooe Pico Rivera. will be April 18 in l..Ds An-
California built ln model yearsl =ms~de~~by~the~~oana~~Corp~~·~are~=~G~. ~C~. H~a~ss~,~th~e~bo~a~rd~'s~c~·h~ie~1=1g~e~les~.========~~~~~~~~~~;
'!be vtcllms were all sallon
in their early 20s.
Deputy corooer Mu Mur-
phy said the men apparenUy
suffocated.
"One of them was slttlog up
as lf he bad been awake when
the c!Jff caved In and the other
tM.e were lying as If they bad
been sleeping," Murphy aald.
Two of the bodies were wrap.
ped In blankets, he 18ld.
.
Bail Lowered
A CAVE-IN at that area of
the Sunset Cllffs 1"as reported Sharif B. liman, 39-:iear-<>lc! brother of convictec!
but poll f und assassin Sirhan Sirtllan, wu grantee! 1 o we r bail
Feb. 4 ce 0 no Wec!needay despite proteots by ·the Justice Depart-
bodies at that time. Murphy ment that be made a violent 1breat against Israeli
said the state of the bQdie! in-Premier Golda Meir. His bail was JoWered from
dicated they probably were $50,000 to $25,000.
buried in that cave-in. ---'------'---------------
A young man walking his
dog along the beach spotted a
-shoe sticking out of the sand
about 25 feet up the cliff, said
Fire Battalion aitef William
PitLs. Firemen spent two
hours digging through the
treacherous, sliding earth and
uncovered the four bodJes in
the remains of a cave measur4
ing about six feet square, Pitts
said.
THE LOOSE red soil of
Sunset Clif(s is susceptible to
cave-ins, particularly after
heavy rains. The National
Weather Service aaid it rained
for nearly four houri the night
of Feb. 3.
In February 11112, three boys
suffocated in a cave-in on the
cliffs. In June 1971, a 17-year·
old seaman was trapped for
nearly two hours ln the col·
lapse of a crevice but was
rescued.
San Francisco Pier
Engulfed · in Flames
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -A
five-alarm fire guttf:d a '100.
foot·long waterfront pier and
warehouse, d estroying
between 50 to 60 automobil~s
parked there and csUJing
damage estimated in the
millions of dollars, fire of·
ficials say.
MORE 11IAN 200 Ii,..,..
and six · flreboats were re-
quired to control the blaze
which broke out Wednesday
evening near the front offices
of Pier 7 after an explosion of
an unknown nature, said Fire
Chief Keith C.lden. Two
min.or injuries were reported.
Cal den said the pier , located
just north of the Ferry
Building on San Francisco
Bay, was totally destroyed,
along with numerous cars
parked ln and around the
warehouse. Deputy P o r t
Director · Ed David said it
would cost between $2 million
and Ill mWion to replace the
pier.
Fake Bomb Delivered
The fire, was discovered by
an office emp1oye at the pier,
Jerome Moran, 55, of Walnut
Creek. He rep0rted smelling a
strong odor of gas and on
stepping into the m a i n
building, was "engulfed in
flames," Calden said. Moran·
wu treated for minor facial
and bana burns.
i96G through U'70 already bavel;
four authorlied exhaust con·
trol devices to .-from, all
designed to control oxides of
nitrogen.
Installation, already under
way in Riverside COunty, ia to
be completed on all such cars
in the State by April, 1974, ac-
cording to a schedule on which
cars are tabbed by the last
figure on their license plates.
The spark:-diJconnect type
devi~ are called vacuum
spark a d v a n c e disconnect
(VSAD} types because,
basically, they · retard the
engine timing to permit more
complete combustion in the
cylinders.
THE BOARD decided
Wednesday to delay It a
decision after the maker of a
competing e x b a u s t gas
recirculation (EGR) type
device, Anthony • • A n d y"' '
Granatelli, criUc!zed VSAD
type devices as potenUally
harmful to exhaust valves
4 Brothers
Sentenced
In, Assault
'SANTA MPNICA (AP) -A
judge bu sentenced flair
brothers to county jall terms
and their brother-ID-law to
state prison after their jury
conviction of assault with a
deadly weapon at the l o c al
estate o! Playboy ·Magazine
publisher Hugh Hefner.
To LA M~yor's Office Bill Bl:'ophy .
Faces Snit
A seairity guard and a
cbauf{eur were stabbed in the
incident last September. The
defendants tesUlled they bad
wound up at the estate by ac-
cident after they bad been
drinking.
Cirillo Poot, 20, the brothe<·
In-law, '.'r,W the stiffest sen·
teace In 'rueoday'1 Superior
~Oil-' ordered sent
to prison, for a term ranging
fiUlt 511 mllntho to life.
.,,~·. 1'
In Accident Manuel Gurubel, 32, was
LOS ANGELES (AP) "'; f.. to live" !Vll• ~•.eel at t1ie
gift-wrapped box contalnlilg /. mall room of M'aytir·Salll y,....
simulated bomb and a not~, •1y In Ci Hall u -·'d saying "You have five hours ty •po ce IHI.I • ' The box, addressed to the sentenced to Lo s Angeles
mayor's office, arrived Tue.. SANTA MONICA (AP) -t:ow>ty Jal! !or one year. with
..... , police said on Wedn,... The soo of a CUdaby couple four years' probetlon. Broth-Tax Break
For Stat.e
POWsOK'd
~ killed tn a car crash June 18 o...-·--,... and Enrlq
d Powd In the bo fU
..,.,, __ _.,, erar~-~·•· ue.
ay. er • .... bu ed • ...,,.,000 wu• .... -23, recelvod 90 dav jall terms
being analyuid to determine death suit against former with three years' probation.
itl wmposU:i<m. Assemblyman Bill Brophy and Bn:Jther Victor, 18, was sen--
One of the city's flnl two hl~•B=~ was coovlcted tenced to 60 days In jall and
on charges of manslaughter two years' prol>otion.
explosive-sniffing dogs, just and driving uoder the In-At the same time, the judRe
btalned M d .•• ~ granted a delaue motion for
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A 0 00 ay, was~ u fluence of drug• In the crash. a new trial on the count lnvolv·
major Senate committee bas police enmined fhe box. of· She curreuUy b awaiting in( the chauffeur arainst three
urumlrnously appnived a tu Deers •••'-' senlenclnjj. · of. the bro!hen. Vlcllr, F"' break for returning war· -.-r Cbrtstos G. Panas Jr., 25• oando and Enrique. prtsonen and the families ol Emest Conroy, an executive charged In the silll filed In -""--=.:....:.c..:c..:._ ___ 11
milslng servicemen. Hllstant to Yorty, told poUce Superior Court WedneN\ay
Tbe Senate Revenue and he undid the wrappings and that Mrs. Brophy was driving Kids Like To her husband's s t a t e car Ta~tion Committee voted 7-0 found a film cartoo cootalnlng reoklessl!, a n d negligently
Wednesday to adv~ the bill two plastic film ~-· 'W""P. !t<i:olllded wltli !lie auto '. J.• -'k Andv· . 1 to:tthe Senate Finance Com-wires and a small circUlt In. Whlch·hls father and'lfe~ n_e. rruhee, its last stop before • r •
golq before the fuJ1 Senate. Itl_boa_rd_. ---------mo~. -'lber_•.:.""'..i.·-· _n_·d_i•.:.i·--·-----·-------11
al!"e•dy baa passed t b e
A*mbl).
,futhored by Assemblyman
Walter Karabian, (!).Monterey
Park), the bill woold uempt
former POWs and the lamllleJ
of pt111lng men from poyq
llla.IO Income or -tue1 for the period the men
were capUve or missing. It 11
AB 115.
lnstrucwr
Reinstat.ed
By Dii~t
LONG BEACH (AP) -Dan-
natt J acoblon, a kindergarten
telCber at WhltUer Elemen-
tafy School here, bas been
rehiltated for the ltn-74
scbOol year after ' • n e w
medical evidence" concemln&
a kidney ailment, ecbool
district oCficlall say.
She had been noUfled that
site would not be reemployed
neit year becausa of the aU-
meiit, requiring dlalysll treat-
ment three tlmel I W.,U.
The Loni Beach Tuohers
Alloclttlon ·IUDOOrted Mrl. J-·· bid "for rtialtate-ment a.ytna her dllmlllal wu
Uthe moll cruel, lnh\rmane
thing we tiave ever heard of."
Dr. llooald Ashley, ponon-
nel director for the district,
anmunced the reln1talem<nt
Wadnesd1y without sayllll mt the new evtdenoe wu.
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1.01 •• , •• 11 ,'000.00
1.44 ••r•t IJ,100.00
1.45 c•r•t Sl,900,00
1.12, •• , .. 11,llO.to
IA4 car.t $1,400.00
I.At cir•fM-.OO
J,JJ ••at•t $6,J,fO,OO 1.92,~•r•t tt._ft:O.OO
2.01 ~iir•+ Sl.tH.00' 2.tt ,,, •• u.100.00
OVAL SHAPED
DIAMONDS
.7 5 ,., •• 11,050.00
.I I c•r•t 1121.00
.44 c•r•t 1100.00
1.02 c•r•t 11.000.00
2.10 c•r•t Sl,000.H
ROUND DIAMONDS
1.1 2 ,., •• 1450.tl
2.21 c1r1t SJ,100.00
1.21 c1rat Sl,100.00
1.25 c•r•t 11,JOO.OI
1.24 c•r•t SI ,JOO.to
1.11,., •• 11,100.00
I.I I c•r•t 11,000.00
1.10 c•r•t s1.010.oo
1.05 c•r•t 11,000.00
1.02 c•r•t Sl,200.00
1.91 ,., •• SZ,900.00
PEAR SHAPED
DIAMONDS
.16 c•r•t 5900.00
.87 c•r•t $900.00
.II c•rat $900.00
1.04 c•r•t Sl,000.00
1.24 ,., •• 12,200.00
1.57 c1r1t IJ,900.00 HEART SHAPED
DIAMONDS
.91 c1r1t Sl,JOO.IO
1.00 cet1t $1,100.tO
1.01 c•r•t $1.JIO.ll
DIAMOND AND STONE
SETTING IN
THE STORE
MARQUISE SHAPED DIAMONDS
.S2 carat $600.00 I.I t ••r1t Sl.900.00
.tJ ,,,.t IZ.100.0I .ti ••r•t Sl,100.00
EMERALD CUT DIAMONDS
1.)4 c•t•t 11,tOO.OO
1.12 c1r1t Sl,000.00
J,12 c•r•t 17,00l.OO
. ANCY GREEN ROUND DIAMOND
1.24 cutt $1,000.00
GEMSTONE IDENTl~ICATION
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stones that you have been
savln~ Our gemo1ogtat
will b@ glad to identify
LARGE SELECTION OF GENUINE GEMSTONES.
them and give an ap-
proximate value free of• ,,,.,....Of~YQ\I will receive a p !~
written &pp lb a
c o Io r photosraph tf
J•wel1 lty Jorttpft re·
mounts your stone. Who
knows what _yoµ may
discover. A valuable B~
ma Ruby? A pjete of Im·
portal Jade! A Kuhmlr
So.pphlrl!? Or how about
on& ot the rarer 1tonH
11tlc.h u Tsaflte, (only
three known Tai.Ole
atOMt txilt ln tM world.
ma.ybe you have one),
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Over $200,000.00 of 9tnuine 9em1+one1 in atoc,.
Rubies
(}pail
Aquamarine
Star RMbil1
Pelidot
A!1""'1dlile
Zircon
E"'6raldl Sapphtrts
A'"'th111I Carnell
Sl4r Sapphfrta Topaz
MOO!lltmtt Jade
Lapil Laz•H rourmalltt<
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Moot Orange c..ut homeowners are aware that new
la&islalion will inauae their property tax exemption
from $750 to $1,750forlbcal1973-74.
This will more Ulan double state reimbunenrents
to IOCJ! governments for tax income lost through atate-
mandated property tu reductions.
But current figures on disbursements from Ille
state's general fund show that assorted proeerty tax re-
lief programs already have become a maior expendi-
ture. On the list of things payable, they are exceeded
only by payments for local education, social welfare
programa and bealtll benefits.
The programs, which include homeowners' prop-
erty tax relief, personal property tu relief (business in-
ventory) and senior citizens' property tax assistance, be-
gan rather modestly five yean ago. In 1968-jl9, the tax
relief programs cost the state $187,144,824. By the end
of 1972-73, disbutsements for the programs are ex-
pected to total about $450,056,000.
The mills of legislation grind slowly, but the fig·
ures show that, in this area at least, some concrete re-
aponse is being made to Ille anguished cries of the un-
. happy taxpayer.
Unloxtunately, they indicate that.the same unhappy
taxpayer is footing the bill for his own relief.
Guns vs. TranqUilizers
Oranie County IUpervi.sors correctly gauged the
situation w refuslng a request from county animal con·
trol officers for permission to carry sidearms. •
The officers now are provided with a combina·
lion .22 caliber rifle and .410 gauge shotgun to dispose
of injured or dangerous animals. Their right to carry
sidearms WaJ removed two years ago on the suggestion
of Dr. John Philp, county health officer.
The argtJ;ment that the rifle-shotgun combination
is not a sufficiently effective weapon, and that the mere
wearing of a .38 caliber re•olver has a helpful psycho·
! Let Kids
~R ead Books
Dear
Gloomy
Gus ~
'They En joy
~YDNEY J.HARRISJ
I'm afraid I upset some of my au-
dience not long ago when, after spea king
~ to the annuaJ convention of the Iowa
Librarians Association, l was asked tn
I' tht! questlorlrperiod to tell about the
books I had read and loved aa a child.
The truth of the matter ls thlt r read •
almbst excl\isivety
what the librarians
then would have dis-
missed as "jWlk,"
and almost noth-
ing that would be
categorized as "good
literature."
My favorite read-
1 ing as a young
boy was the S<>-
' called "dime novels" (w h I ch I
-, bought, u I e d, fer a nickel) -
the Frank Merriwell series, the Nick I Carter detective models, and all the rest
of that thrilling genre. I went through the
Rover Boys, Tom Swift, Howard. Ryle's
books on pirates, the Fu Manchu
thrillers, and a marvelously long series
' on The Blue and lhe Gray, recounting the
Civil War through the eyes of-youngsters
on both sides.
None of this was on the ''approved list"
at the time, and none of the books on the
f
approved list was ever smuggled under
my pillow at night where 1 could peruse
them by flashlight long after n1y parents
! believed me to be asleep.
mE POINT I am (perhaps laborious-I ly ) making here is that I don't think it is
as important what ch.ildren r ead as the
fact that they read at all. Many children
In England they delight in spotting
the first cuckoo of spring. In Amer·
ica, the delight seems to be in
spotting Howard Hughes any time
at all. Does that tell us something?
-A.J.D.
11111 ltal'ur. ret*'9 ,...,.... ,i.w.. "''
nKeSMrllY ~ tf fll• --· ...... Ynr "' ,....... i. Gklllll!Y 0111, o.lt-, Pli.t.
f¥lve imaglnaUve deficEncies in their
lives, just as some have dietary defi·
ciencles; and they select t!Je kind of
books that ' provide the nii\rltion they
need, not the kind that will "elevate"
their taste.
When J reached a suitable age , I gave
away my "hundreds of tattered Mer-
riwells and Nick Carters (just M kids get
rid of their Teddy-bears) and entered
another plateau of reading. So far as I
can see, 'the "junk" I read did me no
harm whatsoever, and probably COflr
siderable ·good In providiM" a hannless
outlet for my fantasy-life.
CENSORING, or "guldlng" a child's
reading is a mug's game ; It usually
doesn't work, and if it does, the child
doesn't improve by it. anyway, and sim~
ly postpones the gratification of his fan.
tasies until he is old enough to buy
Playboy or Argosy, or whatever. (Come
.to think of it, the old Argosy magazine of
my youth was unparalleled in satisf~ng
my hunge_r for adventure, mystery and
exotica, cliche-ridden though it was.)
Books are an appetite, like any other :
if your taste deve lops as you do, you
eventually get tired of hot dogs, ketchup
and French fries. and begin to work your
way up the gastronomJc · 1 a d d e r .
Meanwhile, thoSe dumb foods d o
something for you, and premature
"guidance" to a more selective cuisine
would only k.111 your appetite {or any kind
of food.
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Airing X-r.ay Dangers
WASHINGTON -The in sidiou s
dangers to unborn child ren of invisible
ultrasonic waves and X-rays will get a
full public airing before the Senate Com·
merce Committee.
MilliMI of pregnant women. the com·
m..ittee has discovered, have been ex·
posed to dangerous.
unnecessary doses of
X:rays, And t h e
ultrasonic diagnosis
machines are being
u s e d increasingly
even though no one,
including their mak·
ers. knows whether
they're safe.
At a Senate hear·
Ing lasl ·week, Sen. John Tunney. D.-
Callr., brought out the dangers of micro-
wave oveos1 radars and other micn>-
wave equipment. But be toocbed only
briefly 011. X·rayg and sound waves.
mE COMM.ITl'EE, however, h&s col-
lected d3t1 oo these twin threats to
America's heal!JI and will back II Ill> with
teatlJnony rrolll' three nationally-known
operU.
On .IC-rays, the committee has learned
frol1I Dr. Irwin B,..., biostatl$Uct chic!
.. Ibo RolWell Part Memorial Inatitut•,
Hullalo, that in certain children with
def_, d!R weaktr then the
Pll'Wrl'o expo!l;Ure to X-rays increases
Ch-. ol lollkemla by from 400 to 800
pmmal. -ten are not
1 ""'· but lhe7 are totally un-,. Ill : lid by ~t X-ray codes.
lint ,.., ytllJ'I ol llft, !ho
children may show no more
symptoms of weakness than allergy or
dysentery, but at four or five. suddenly,
they are stricken . with Jeukemia. Bross
has backed up his findings with detailed
statistics.
While Bross deals only with biological
effects, Seymour Becker, radiation con:
trol chle! fur Suffolk County, N.Y., bas
confided to the commiltee that many X·
ray machines are spewing oot excessive
rays without even the most simple con·
trots Crom authorities.
NEW YORK now has a reasonably
tough law to control X-ray hazards. When
it went Into effect in 1962, some 75 per·
cent ot; the X-ray machines were throw-
ing off dangerous ray1.
· Becker bas been able to reduce this to
34 percen~ but lacks the en!0n:tment
powers to..hr1DI Jt lower . .In mo6t..states.
the figure remains at. 75 percent. The
11'1Zarda are lncttased !or lbe public by
untrained aecr.tari .. and clerl<a who act
as X-ray machine operators. •
On uJ.trasonles, Wlirch are used to ex-
amine J)fegn&Zlt WomtJ\ and others -
suppooedly without expoclng them to the
X-ray dan1ers -Rolph Nader'• expert,
Richard Sal)dltr, will teJllfy.
5andll!r bu advtaed the committee
thll neither the doctors nor the manufac-
turers 1'1io are pu hlng the machlnca
really know what potential hazards the
sUjllMpOt!.d -vl)ratloos may bold
for pattents. , .
logical effect when delllne with belligerent animal own-
en did not convince the lllrpONllon.
They apparenty ~ with Dr. Pbllp's >iew that
sldeerma carried by persons who are not peace officen
can be a hazard both to the ~ .and the public.
This is spund reasoning. And even more logi<al Is
the ·.;ew of Dt. Harold Coplt, ~dent of the Southern
cautornia Veterinarians ASllOCtltlon, who alJO oees side-
arms as a threat to the citizenry and ~= the modi
more humane solution of uslng tranq · · to control
unruly animals.
Year-round Bandwagon .
Local resistance notwi1hst:and.ing, the lftC)lction
that most California children will be attending &0me
form of year-round school by 1977 apparently still
stands. I
Dr. Wilson Riles, state superintendent ol public
instruction, made the prediction a year ago, and the
concept has taken hold with unexpected speed .
The first year-round operation was launched in
1970. There now are 49 year-round yrograrns throughout
the state, with the number expected to reach 100 by next
year. ·• Certainly the old agricultural basis for running
schools only nine months of the year &O chil~n could
help with summer chores has long gone. Some districts
have found year-round programs more expensive at the outse~ since more teaching hours must be payed for.
But the ultimate advantages in increased !lexlbillty of
scheduling, of giving the students a bette< education in
the same time, or shortening the old kindergarten
through 12th grade time span seem inevitable.
The changeover will involve many adjustments, but
the handwriting Is on the wall, and parents, teachers
and administrators would do well to start pondering the
best approach when year-round school becomes state-
wide reality, ''I (LAIN\ EXf(UT IVE PRIVILEGE.''
C:ostly Burden for f!.S. Taxpa11er
The Rising Flood of Illegal Aliens
WASHINGTON -there are fn>m one
to two million foreigners illegally in the
U.S. -and the number has been steadily
increasing since 1965.
This constantly ballooning of illicit
aliens is taking a
heavy toll -adding
seriously to the na·
lion's already griev·
ous economic prof>
lems, notably unem-
ployment, soaring
welfare costs and
multi -billion -dol-
lar bolance of pay-
ments deficits.
Still another burden is the considerable
expense of deporting these nuwes of
undesirables.
IN FISCAL 1970 (latest available of·
ficial figures ), some 343,000 were evicted
at a cost to taxpayers of more than $35
million.
Last year, over 420,000 deportable
aliens ~ apprehended (no data b yet
available on what it cost to get rid of
them). That exceeded by 50,000 the
number of legally admitted Immigrants
-and is a 22 percent inaease over the
previous year. ·
SignlflcanUy, this rising flood of illegal
aliens is not confined to the Southwest
border region; nor is it largely of an
agticu1tural nature -as generally
believed.
It now prevails in most major
metropolitan areas, and is appreciably
industrial.
As an illustration: In Detroit, in the
first half of flsca1 1972, 2,111 deportable
aliens were located, more than ball of.
them Canadians working in local plants.
That total was a 67.f percent increase
over the first haH ol the previous year.
111ESE ARE the stark findings of the
House Subcommittee on Immigration and
Nationality on the basis of a nationwide
study which ranged from Washi.ngtm to
Los Angeles, Denver, El Paso, Chicago,
Detroit and New York.
Says Rep. Joshua Eilberg, D.·Pa.,
chainnan:
"The basic conclusion reached by the
majority of the subcommittee wu that
the adverse impact of illegal aliens has
been substantial, and warrants legisl•
lion both to protect U.S. labor . and the
economy, and to assure the orderly entry
or immigrants into our country.''
In Rep. Eilberg's opinion, the moot
practical way to accompllsh that la to
"remove the incentives for aliens to
enter illegally and to mate It un·
profitable for employers to hire -them by
ilJljlOlln& peaalties on those who knowing·
ly engace In this practice."
For that purpose, he Is sponsorln1 a
Wicks
G~ RAt
(2) "A directly relat~ reason is the amen~ts to the Irnmigrallon and Na-1
willingness or U.S. employers to hire tiooality Act, and the termination of the
these peopJe, with or wJlhout knowledge 1964 Bracero Program, under which
of their illegal status. 1be "Vast majority farm labor .,as brooght into the U.S. (ROBERT S. AI.I.EN)
of aliens enter this country illegally for under contract from Mexico. Both
the pCD'p06e • ,d. fmding work, and they measures had a res~ictive effeet on tern:
comprehensive bill -and confidently ex-would not come unless they were fairly p«ary and -t job-related im·
pects to win Hause approval Its pro-certain of getttng a job." migration from the Weotem hemisphere."
spects in the Senate are less promising f3) ••Insufficient Border Patrol and The report indicates a .. full-scale review
· · Immlgratioo Service persorutel to OOll!' of Western ~ere immigration pr<> IN THI! PAST, the House has approved with the nmhtem at the current rate jl · blems" la under consideration. such legislation -ouly to ha .. 11 die Cl! Increase .r-·immtg,.auon Comnilsiiorier · 'lbe 111b0ammlttee · also uncovered
the . vine In the Senate, where from time Ra.....d fafl:<ll 1o14 tilO su~ttae substantial evl~ ~\@egal migran"
to ttme the~ =~\•ahrrlnlJoc th&tlufj .. rifie aSlll!d tot·~~· are: c !J;M · · ~ , 0~ and_,;.....,. .:! ... ~butle taenlltlle bodget and was cut $21 millloil. Id a·c<p--HaTI!Jc. • ·ofltl~ tad verse impact
a en -..-· ·--.. lleq1J<DCe,·addltlonal peraonnel could.IJil! oo the oltioiia!1aJxf inarket by taking
else. . be employed and "we jll!t cruldn'I bml'-Joos that "would"Mriiiau be ftlled b
Foor ~ajor reuom: are. Cl~. by the die any more illegal allms with ·the American • worlten~ ilep~ing wage~ ~~~-':"'steadily nsing tide manpower ... bad" • .and impairing th~ -g cooditioos of
-....-· Am<Tlcin clt&ena: and•reducing the ef-
(1) "'!be ecooomic imbalance hetwoen COMMENTED Rep. Eilherg; "The fecliveoeu 9! empl.Y.. organizatians."
the U.S.and the countries from which the Jiearinp clearly revea.led that the IDI-,--~pprectabJY adding to welfare costs.
migrants come, partlcularlr · Mexico. migraUon Service experiences lltt1e difr 1'Wo illuStraUve instances are cited: the
Unemploymmt south ol the Tens border 6culty In llDdiDi large numhera ·of D· New York Sta~ Department of Labor,
ranges between 25 and 50 pem!DL '11-legal aliens, and the only limitatioo On chectin& a sm3JI group in New York
employed in Mexico earn perhllpo the the number of apprehensi011B la the City, found a,·~ of illegal aliens draw-
equivalent. ~ $1 a day, u G9PQlled. to amount. of re.sources devoted to th&t ina welfare pa~ts·; in Texas, several
wages In the U.S. ti $1 to $1.50 an hour In task." thou1land """ reported drawing old age
farm work and '3-50 In lndmtry." (4) "Certain provisions ol the 1965 assistance.
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Gay Movement Absurdity
WASllINGTON -'!be other nlifil
three members ol .tbe Gay AethlS
Alliance wiped the floor up wltl> Jack.
Paar 111 his own televlsion P"llJ'.8='1be
three, two males and a female, ...,.. put
on a the air as rebuttal against ~
het"""""1la lllralgbt Mr. Paar, who baa
been letting wretch-
ed anti-gay jokes Clll
the air.
"Ballet Is the fair-
ies. baseball" ls an
ewnple ol the un-
tunnies Paar h a 1
been attempling to
entertain his nation-
al network audieice
with. 'lbat's bl 1
privilege, and If amne of ,. don't lite It
we can switch cmr lo canm and be
grossed out In • sliehllY ""' tasteless way. What wu unr.rtunate wasn't
Pur's one-linen, but that be WU allow-
ed to enter Into debete with the Gay
Activists about I oetious questlco in our
national IOdal llfe.
This Is DO topic to be dilcl_. Oii na-
tlanal tel..tsion by ... -. ....
prepered comedim1, nprdal17 cme who
WU 80 ohvlously distulW ill.i be .....id
beAOOboged !ntollUCll 'o + .......
';It's quite -I -'\ wmt "" ~toman11-.Do1D11!ind
tlllt otrtnllve?"
Th whldi -of die P1I replied. "Of· tensive and I _, be •iioW !bat
she may ...U do it I lnlll that ,._uy
she'll declde that (Gr --RJ&hl!"
INS'mAD of cWtlnr off Udl ·-ad bomllV!ID ~ tM 1'tl;'rn Paar
pushed an IDto a aim! m-... wlaldl
hoidtled ........... , "Bui • --
( VON HOFFMAN )
bomosemal, Paar tried to challenge
them. But they came back by dttng tile
Kinsey-studles as their SOUt<'O and the
comedian dido, know eooogh to pobit OUI
that Klnaey's me-.gy bad '-1 c<d-
cluslvely shot down years ago.
SO, effectively, TV viewers ICf'Oll the
natim were left with the uncontroverted
assertion that one out of every fiv.e
Amerlcsm is gay, when In fact liObocly
Jrnows how many people are g'Y·
Another -itloo that went by ..,.
curtested is !bat gays are an oppressed
minority gniup In exactly the same smae
that bladis have been.
RATHER than exp~ this )dea, the
Inept Paar WU siying ll1JCb utonlshlnl
thlnp u, .. , •trmgly suspect the Now
Yorll: Times In the last month ol 11""'8
homoeema1 propaganda, Well, I do."
WblJe tbe comic was thinking accusatk>ns
not evm Agnew bas made, nobody
1'IJIOlted that people are born black,
bul, 10 ~ u we -.OW, homosex-
ual llCllYlty II' YO!llnt&!y. A pencr!
cba1•e• tbe. py ~ • one of the three ildnlllted '"""1 he said, '1 was a
hete.......,.1 far JJWl1 yeara" beldrt
'*Ill .. the PY Ufe. '1'1111 la no ldlt qalbble hecauae the mill-
tut pys have not only come out ol the
c&ei, theJ.,.. bunt ln16 Ille livln& mom
and .... -ping Ille -with • ~ than thou atUtude which far
aceeda a demlDd that lhelr civil
liberties be protected. It is one thing to
see that a perlOll isn't arrested, fired,
beaten up or evicted because of a su life
he carries cm ln private. It's not the
same thing, though , when gays band
together in a political association and
make the saµ>e demands on society as hlacb. ' I That's what some of the very noisy odes are doing and a Jot of ninnies are
buying .IL (11\Y apologies )!ere to tbe gays
who simply want ,tq.gli.about their busi·
"""'and be Jef!•a!<!ne.) )lot only has gay
become Ulla: year's rashion, with queenish
rOck groups and the cloying camp ol the
Bette Mldler admiren, but a moral
ucendancy is being attri~ted to it.
Disregard !ht ffl>l>Old fever In the
migratory labor camps ; •this year you
can wort out .yOUI' tender feelings of guilt
J)y joining oor -and most mellow minority gnl!lp.
AIL SOJ.l'11 '91 people, whom ooe
llUSpecla ol -loiving had a homooe<-ual impulse ln their lives, are rushing in-
to the cloaet ao they an TUsh out of It and
join what they're addles! enough to call
·~ mov<ment" Well tha Constllullon
11 ... a peroon an a~lute rtahl to make
a fool out of himself, but that's no reason
the rest ol ua should be Intimidated Into
~ social polley on other people's
folly. . '
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DAILY PILOT
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k/Ulng thtNn. '
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bollD wltlt Mllll and Adam,.. -·" Pl'tm ~ ... I»" ¥1:1 -ltil --lo the ............. tlA!emdf of die p,a. At the ""1 end,
he --be wam't l"ioC to'¥..,
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Comedians Look ,
Bet~er 'roday
What ere the wisest four words you've ever read! Sir,
that's a query to put to .....,lates when !oeling philosophi·
cal. A atory abodt a Hollywood fellow named Sam Marx
got me started oo this profundity poll His four-word list
includes: "Uve and let live." "Love laughs at locksmiths."
"Nothing ventured, nothing gained.'' "Let sleeping dogs
Ile.'' ''.a..ntY begins at home." "Nothing succeeds like
success." uPol.iUcs makes strange bedfellows." "Still wa-
tens run deep." '"Ibis WO shall pass.'' And : "ln God we
tNst ... Any others!
ONE PHONOGRAPH record·on the market now plays
nothing but three minutes of uninter·
rupted typewriter clatter. Understand
it's tumed up most frequently in
· clandestine nests by faithless husbands
when they call their wives to say
they're ¥.'Orking late at their offices.
Our Love and War man is shocked.
THE HARD FACTS -Most re-
cent studies show 41 percent of the
wives pay alt the household bills. all
of. them . . . DJD YOU KNOW ''foyer"' o:Mginally meant
"firep!J!e<!"? ••• A NEWBORN BLUE WHALE weighs
31,360,0tlo tiples as much as a newborn opo..ssum, file that
. .. ~ LAST YEAR OF 1972 was the longest calendar
year sinCe ~ulill!! C.eoar's day ... CITIZENS OF AUSTRA·
LIA, tt~ said, keep more pet dogs, cats and birds than any
other major-natim folk, far more.
PRE'ITY COMICS-Something in comedy has changed.
Years ago, virtually all comics didn't just talk funny. but
looked funny. Comedians weren't handsome. Charlie Chap-
lin. W. C. Fields. Groucho Marx. l<iu Costello. So oo. Now
they are handsome. Or many are. Dan Rowan. Dick van
Dyke. Rich LitUe. Bill Cosby. Johnny Car>OO. So on. Why
the difference'!
Q. WHEN GEESE migrate, !low do they pick the lead
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no extra charge for handling and delivery
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A, That's not b>own yet. What is known is the leaders
--ari!n't always 'the same birds. Every so of' ten the front
bin! will drop back so another can fly up to take its pla«!.
-, ~ sdenc;e ,boys think it has to do with aerodynamics.
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Ttwrsda,y, Mwcfl 22, 1973 DAILY PILllT 1
.Tiny Mari
Gets Job
In Circus
Manoi Year
James Arriess Honored
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -James Amess, the lacoolc lfAr.
NEW YORK (UPI) sbal Matt Dllkll of "Gunsmob" and one of the moot pn.
Ringling Bros., Barnum and vate men in Hollywood, made a Nre public appearance to
Bailey Circus has announced it accept an award as broadcasttng's ''Man o1. the Year."
signed a conlraet with "the The craggy-faced, 6-foot-6, n5-pound Arness, attll:ed in
smallest man in the world" -8 tuxedo, received a standing ovation Tl>esday night as he
a 33-inch-tall llungarlan. accepted the award from Carol Burnett at the 13th annual
Circus president lrviog Feld Intemattonal Broadcasting Dinner sponsored by the Holly·
said Wednesday 34-yeaNJld ~....J ... Mihaly Mezaros will arrive In wood Radio and Television ,;)Ul.'Wl,y.
Ne\Y York from Budapest, "I'm thrilled to be giving this wonderful award to this
Hungary oo Monday, ooe day wonderful man," M~ Burnett 88ld. "I don't know this
before the circus opens a nine-man but I've had U., hots for him for years."
week engagement at Madison Amess said, "Those are mighty kind words, gal. I'd
Square Carden. like to invite you over to the Long Branch to walk up those
Feld said the 2·foot 9-inch stairs with you. Kitty and I have ~ walking up those
tall midget is "believed to be stairs for 18 years and if it goes on much longer, they'll
the smallest aduJt in the have to move the room downstatts. world." He called his discovery "the "J'm a lucky guy. Thank you. I'm ready to do another
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Grand Jury Refutes
Briggs' Open Letter
,Ji,AClt BROBAClt .
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The Orange COunty Grand
JUf11 and Assemblyman Jolm
V. Briggs (IH''ullertm) are
engaged In, In we a phrue In
one of the letters exchanged
between them, a ludicrous
battle of words.
On Mareh B, Brlgga wrote
tbo jury In reference to tbo
members stand against the
assemblyman's bill w h I c b
would establish a µir ... Judge
S.,perlor Courl In Filllertoo.
"Dl1lllNG THE 117 0
1.,i.lature I introduced AB.
8)1 wlddl called for the sWf·
Ing ol lhl~ (Fullerton)
S..perlor Court branch. I
would like to point out this bill
was pasaed by the members of
the legl11lature-l20 represen-
tative duly elected by tbo peo-
ple In their respective district!
and algned by the govemoc
who was elected by the people
ol this state." Briggs wrote.
"I am aware ol tbo fact that
the Orange County SUoerlor
Courl Preliding Judge (Bruce
Sumner) and the CaWomla
Jud1cial Council, i n col-
JaboraUoo with the Orange
County Grand Jury have con-
tinually ~ and llaunted
the will of the legislature. I
reall7.ed all ol you who """"'
on the Grand Jury are a~
pointed by the v arious
judges." the aNelnblyman continued. ~,
"I WAHi'. YOU to know I colllidet tour March I ..... 1u".
tion Judi~. I CaMot
undenland 1....,, you have
never requested me to appear
before your honorable body for
quesUonfng aa to my reason-
ing for .careytn~ this lextala·
lion manditlng that the North
Orange Cl>unty Superior Court
be establlsbe_d," he cootlnued.
. ORANGE COUNTY
.. J, also cannot understand
how or why you continue to
oppose and flaunt the will of
the legislature by continuing
to support the various
organizations and the superior
Court presiding judge without
ever speaking to the author
of the measure," Brlgg.s
stated.
"IT IS for this reason that
Grand juries throoghout the
state are gaining discredit
with not only the legislature
but the public as well," he
concluded.
In reply, Mrs. Marcia Bents
of Newpor! Beach, for<lllM
ol the Orange County Grand
Jury wrote Briggs:
"You obviously are not in
touch with your own office. F''1!. 20 the jury received a ,..
q-to eYaluate A.B, !IL
Since Ume was of the essence,
I called Kathy In your Orange
Cowi:ty office to ascertain If
your were avallable to speak
with ua that week. She replied
you were not." '
Mrs. Bents than recited a
long list of attempts to reach
Briggs ending with the stat ..
ment that she was told Briggs
had written a letter to the
jury. She uid she received
the letter from Briggs on
March 6.
11JOHN, YOU should have
done your own homework ln
your own office before ac-
cusing the jury, of being
ludicrous and bending to
pollilcal pressure. The jury
also does not appreciate your
public statement that this jury
is discrediting the Grand Jury
system when it was your lg·
norance that prompted your
letter and your desire !or
publicity,'' Mrs. Bents replied~
The Briggs bill, A.B. 191,
has cleared an Assembly com-
mittee and will !Se considered
on the floor of the legislature
soon.
A.B. 611 , which Briggs
referred to as having passed
the legislature in 1970, called
for the establishment of one
Superior Court in Fullerton.
A SUPE RIOR Court judge Is
sent to Fullerton ever Friday
morning but , according to
Judge Sumner, there is very
little business Jo be carried
out there and the judg€
returns before noon.
13 Vehicles
To Road Unit
SANTA ANA -The
purchase of 13 vehicles with
an average value of more than
$11 ,000 each by the Orange
County Road Department has
been approved by the Board of
Suoervisors .
The vehicles range from
truck bodies tQ roadbullding
equipment. Total bill will be
about Sl50,000.
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Dr. Bemard Luskin
Dr. Lu.skin
Gets Post
As Adviser
Dr. Bernard Lu!ddn, ad·
ministrator at the Coast Com-
munity COilege Dlstrlct, has
been appointed to the National
Science Foundation Advisory
Committee for Science and
Education.
The 12-member advisory
committee is responsible for
reviewing all existing and pro-
posed programs of the Na-
timal Science Foundation. Us
specific purpose is to give
counsel on all activities having
to do with research, scientific
information, international pro-
grams, and science education
programs in U.S. 9Chools and
universities.
Liquor Hijacker Receives
Court Delay in Bribe Case , . a ANTHONY SCHOOLS
SANTA ANA -A nin&<!ay an earlier coovlclion o n that he and Samuol Rosman, HAllOll Cllltll ,_,_ onlered Wednead h that be in I ed -of La UM " ....... CMI• ua.ui.y wu ay c arges was vo v ., , gwia Nlguel, offered CMr. MIMo C••,_ ..
In the Orange County Superior in the hijacking of 300 cases of Costa Mesa oUJcer Gary "' 17141 m.nu
Court bribery trfal of co~ liquor diverted lrom the old Banrig $10,000 to ptaat drup ,,,, 1• ,,.....,,., st.
vlcted Jlqoor hijacker Gene Saddlebaclt Inn in Laguna in the car ot prosecution Auliilll!IJ: car. ,..
Randano to enable cou.rt-ap-Beach to Fellciaoo's. witness Charles Dreyer of1 .. ••"'•'•''•"•"•"•'i1'"••• pointed physicians to check Jt was subsequently alleged Lagun,a Beach. 1• the phyalcAJ cooditioo of the1------<--'--"----''-'--...:..._ ____________ _
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IF JUDGE Lloyd Blanpied
rules March 30 that Randa.no,
48, of Laa Vegas, is able to
face trial, a jury will be
selected to determine his guilt
or innocence on allegations
that he offered a Costa Mesa
patrolman $10,000 to plant
drugs In the car ol a key pr<>
.secutlon witness in a trW lhat
ended wlth Randano's con-
viction.
A weeping wom(ln juror who
admitted under post-verdict
polling that abe wu uncertain
abo.ut Rand~ guilt com·
pelled Judge Claude M. Owens
to declare a mistrial and
created what has been a five-~
m-0nth delay of his second
trial.
RANDANO H A S sue·
cessfully pleaded in several
court appearances that a
chronic heart condition bas
made It impossible !or him to
undergo the strain of a long
trial.
Randano, a key figure in the
operation of entertainer Jose
Fellciano's first N e w p o r t
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HOM M•MOAIAL MOIPITAL MrAc , ~ =•."•irl,...k, '°1
Births
_UC.Irvine
'Info '73 '
Scheduled
Metdl i. •m ~..J!!.t ••Irvine Info "IS," a day.Jong ""· Md Mn. MkE •"*"" a Mtrict:'cm?.:i;:r;. r~i!:i:i:::' 'lf'ltteY· ino 1..-w1.,, c.11 • bgy. ··-.,. • -..., 1.., Jnlormation pro~,m a n d ~-=-tt:~~'ti=~·'111 ..... . "', ~· .,. ~:.~~·~1=~ ·~~~~,;myAI~ =~~:r :;g~~
· ·~--. A--. Mo. 11• T""11"' ~~liiook"i1j,t'Ti}l:;rJ:Z1~.:li~ interested in attending UC
Mr. Ind Mn Tilon'lali ltlcftltoi\o lfW 1k :C:,.... w'1e.5:'' AM. .ir1. o.t-:.r~. t"2:.,:'~1 u1 Irvine will take place on cam-
""· Mrl. L~k. 21.U Mllf'c~ M. ltn ,_,,, ... ~·=-k;• am11 ~~o1t."~-' ... -MC:.=L 100t1 pus Aprll 14. lr.t.,_,,_ ~ Hun1rNito11 llMl;h, ...... 111t1 hlci\.
ORANGE COUNTY
Over Exemptions
3 Countians Face
Tax Fraud Trials
EJiht persons charged witb
..Ullull,y submitting false and
fraudulent f e d e r a l tax
withholding e :a empt Ion
cert1f1<ates have been indicted
by Grand Juries, ae<onling to
U.S. Attorney Wllllam D.
Keller. "li.:'sfr;ll, 'l::!, ·~-~"' ~u :1-='.JIJ: ~~~ii""" FAMILIES OF ~ve "Ii."" :n.~ ,._ ..,...., "'· .__ ~w1;;:r.-~.1,. ... student. anc1 echoor coom.eion Heart V nit
director for Southern
California said the pracUce Is
ooe commonly used b y
persons who, advocate the non-
payme.ot of taxes but the w.
4E form ls intended for use
prtmartly by student.t and
other part time workers who
may not be required to pay
taxes because o! their low in-"'• .:"M.~'l:t:iu-. La. ""Wi..=.n1~l..-...!=., ~ :1 also are invited. , THEY INCLUDE three Mr,~ltv... V~ =.i:im s.,.. IMrdl IS. lfn The program begins at 9 penoDS iD Orange County 80d
•-N..--t 1MC11. MIY. M~N~ ~ ~1' :~,...,, •1 a.m. in Crawford Hall with a Gr.'fts Told the Chief of Police of Bishop. comes.
Mafdl 4. 1m ~~"Id ... ~ tir'r~··· .:l.1" welcome speech by Chancellor Named were Don H . Krosgaard of Costa Mesa js
Mt . .,. """ JDlll wi.-n, 26IM2 Mr V'iciwMn Rimi 'Ui:t rl Daniel G. Aldrich. Krosgaard, 36, of 1126 El a tool engineer w Ith M~.':~~~-"''~~NorM -J'·~ ~·l'" c~a . ;:-Qt~· "'° Pl •; "d M ul turln C Cc»l .,.,,.. i\if.' Not1tJ, s.r.ta t~-~ ..,•· G ~ 122 w. Other campus officials will SANTA ANA _ Memorial Camino Drive, Costa Mesa ; asugu e an ac g o.,
w•I ~ .. ilntl•t: ~ M~~Stt!!t, ~ ~r~ '11,11 on finaoclal aids, bouslng, ad· contribulims to the Orange his wife Beverly Dawe, 47, fonnerly an employe with the
11tere are over 300 highly skilled
automotive technicians ready to
give your car factory recommend·
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"''·~\··-~~··~19142 Mr. Md.,.. ..... &.;:.,. ~ ., speat througtx:lut themornin8: and Clifford J. Dawe, ff. and Santa Monica. Dawe was
:9.11 lnii~ R~ ,._,.> 'i:; ;1~1r'ri"t.11e. H.U:ilf.:o1on 'BHcll, mi~, student organlzaUons, County Heart A.!soclatiOn both of 281 N. Park Lane, Par ker-l:lanlfin Company's Amt1tntP1.c..cOa~1111 Mr . .,..,Mn.Mf.:'rv1fi1:nmlt:1'°""' edocaUonal opportunity prcr since 1970 have topped the Orange. Irvine facility and his wife!:~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ .. 1m Mlddodl. S.nt• An. Q ""a"' veterans nl'Nn'9im• and amount given durln• all of the The po!i'~ chief ·'·-ed with Task Co r Porat Ion , M•~ ' RIOlld J ..... 1171 M~. 9111:1 N~ .... ~. ' 1~1 .. •1 .. • r·-r-" .... .....-.5 An h . x. 1rv111e. 11r!, l'Wt!JtlM. •• , ··t ·academic offertngs. 1960s was John freku. 8 eim .
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Federal Commission ·Assails U.S. Anti drug Efforts :
WASlllNGTON (AP) -The , and two each by boU! liouaes
federal drug -~ ol ~· Ill chairman ii
d&J aald IOYenllJltlll ellorll the lortntt Re p u b II c'a n
1111! be perpetuaUna drug use governor o f Pennsylvania,
~of discouraging It. Raymond P. Shaler.
'lobe panel ur1ed creation of The comml.ulon'1 1harpesl
1 new federal anUdrua agency words were aimed at what It
with a limited lifespan and' called a "dru"·abuse in·
uked private citizens to dustrla1 complex, tlM; welter
usume the major burden of of federal bureaucrac1~1. that
discouraging drug use. now spend .nearly fl billion a
R ~•·• le CO nd year on anttdrug programs. e....,.-.. ngress a '"" . ii ol President NlXQn on results of 1 o JUSt Y ong ng pro-
ftl two-year itudy, the Na· grams, t~ drug bureaucracy
tkmal Commlaltoo on Mari· rr:ust s t m u I t a n e o u s 1 y Juana and Drug Abuse als:> de:-:onstrate that the problem
Aid· is being effectlveJy attacked,
' and that It is n:. diJ""'l'l!ahlng.
-PlJllUC N0110NS aboljl
drug ""' are lergely WfQllg.
-Private cltlzena rely too
mUch on government t o
discourage drug UJe.
7" Amtrlca11 worst drug
problem iJ alCQholism. Heroin
dopendeticle ""' aec:ond.
-Legal use or barbiturate
11downers," especially b y
housewives, is "America's
llldden drug problem."
-Marijuana is a minor pro-
blem compared with alcohol
and other drugs. The com-
miulon reaffirmed its year-
old , recommendation to end
crlnilnal penalUes for smoking
marijuana.
'America'• tef>r•I
drug pr.oblern b
alfflholbm, heroin
b second.'
.. Throughout this process fun·
damental assumptions are not
questioned, programs are not
evaluated , and the problem is
perpetuated from year to
year."
five years, unleu Coogress
n:tendtd it. Its functions
'1ould be _reassigned to other
agencles.
Two commission member&,
Sen1. Jacob K. Jav1ts, (R-
N.Y.), and Harold Hughes, ID-
lowa), dissented from this
recommendallon. It was the
only dissent In the entire
report. While they agreed with
crlticlsms or present policy,
the two se natqrs said Presi-
dent Nlxon's year-old Special
Action Ofllce oo Drug Abuse
Pr~eotion deserved more
time to prove Itself.
me COMMISSION said
~hat society iihould pay most
attention to controlling the
types of drug use that lead to
crime or other behavior that
damages SO<:~.
By this , Sure, it said,
alcohol "i1 without question
the most serious drug problem
In this count.rJ' today." It is
strongly associated w i t h
violent crime, auto acciden ts,
suicide and broken marriages.
The commission urged the
alcoholic beverage industry to
adverti.!e the harmful erfec ts
of drinking and to refrain
from tempting youth to drink.
Jt rejected any return to
Prohibition, however,
portion o/ --.. ., try ii, and altho\Jch ~ of them
don't -dependent on It,
the drug ii nonethelea stron&-
ly habit·formiDI and
especially attractive to alum
youth and othera unhappy with
their surroundings.
The hfbit is expensive 'and
often leads users to steal, push
drugs and engage in pro-
stitution to raise money.
Howevel. t b e commlseion
'Le gal ... e of
'downer•' bfl
ho11se"'h•e• b hid·
den d r t1 g prob·
le111.'
said, the extent of heroin·
related crime is often ex·
aggerated and heroin isn't
often associated with violent
crime, as·is alcohol.
AMPH.ETAMINES,
barbiturate!, hallll:inogens,
methaqualone and cocaine
rate only "moderate soclal
concern," t h e commission
said, because their use ls
relatively well<0ntrolled.
Nlllon'1callforllll!ldaloryUle Jowenforc:<ment-lmproved on dnl&-...m& bebayjor," tbe merely 1tlmulate youthful in·
-.... for ben>ln dtalen. treatment can do much 1boul report aald. tereal Ill drugs.
Raijler, tt called for bettef. the root cau.ses of drug use. "lf tociety ia to mate ao--The commission spent $1
traineCL pOllce, ~ <Ollfualon ' • ceptable _... Ill dealing million Ill ill two-year studf l
and inllgbtlng afDOng lederal THESE Cl.USES can only with tbe drug problem, the and visited 3' countrl••N
druC·llw enforcen ond efforts be . attacUd U aoverrunent )lrivate -will have ID Today's 4'2-page report is ils ,
ID prevent oomiptloo of police f...-Oft IOCial, ecooomlc assume tbe greater part ol the second , following laal year's 1 by drUg puabert. and cultural tor,cies behind burden.11 recommendations on. mart:' w dnig UBe and 11 private jiJana, which It found to be
rr AIM SAID persons ac-cltltens take up most of the AMONG m\Ml.NY detailed virlually hannless to l)\e
cused of almpie b er o l n bufden of discouraging .drug recommendations the. com-casual user and w i t h o u f 1
posseu1on should be offered use, the commission said. mission urged a free7.e on significant · links to crime or ,
the option of treatment or 11'lbt most l mp o rt a n t fl: dJ.Jtrlbution of drug literature. other drugs. "
COUlll<llng, either before trial change ID the present response ' most of whl.ch it> found to be I< lengthy apperulil: Io ·
.., before -..cine-A maxi-lhouJd be a vigorous ~ factually wrong. And It asked today's reporl will be publisl>-
nun penalty ol • year to jail volvement of the private sec-that td~tors consider a ed in severll weeks, gJving '
and a $500 tine would apply if tor and the reactivation of tn-freeze on classroom drug in-.. details of research project!
they rtluae or drop out. formal and non-legal controls structlon, which ii said may pald fir by the commission. ".
Preaenlfederal ~Ues f~:1-~~~.....:._....,:_~~~~~-'-....... -.;~~.....:.:.__:__~-'-~~~~~
posaesslon ran.se up to one '" I
year, 11 l
The ccmmls!lon also urged .,,,..
states to set up treatment ~
grams, wbich It aald !hould be
funded mainly by the federal
government.
But it said neither improved
Censure Ok'd
SAN FRANCISCo (AP) -
The San ·Jose City Council was
within Ill rights Ill censuring
Police Clllel Rebert Murphy
over comments be made after
a shooUng deolh. the state
Court cl Appeal sa)'I. The
council's censure action didn't
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OUTFIT YOUI HAM WITH
IATIOIALLY ADVEITISED llAIDS
AT SUPEI i.'G LOW PllCES!
THE COMMISSION ,
relatively conservative i n
makeup, 1 n c I u de d nine
: : . membfn appointed by Nbcon,
THE REPORT RECOM-
MENDED setting up a new
federal agency that would take
.... virtually all antidnlg law
en'forcement, treatment and
prevention. States were urged
to set up similar agencies.
Tbe agency would b e
dissolved automatically arter
HEROIN IS THE ONLY
other drug which the com-
mission found to be a D\8jor
Uir,.at ID society. The report
said that, although on1y a' tiny
However, it urged stricter
controls o n methaqualone,
said cocaine use seems to be
increasing and claimed doc-
tors appear to be prescribing
too many barbiturates.
The commis.!ion did not join
;~~~ -i:e ~man~= ecuUve power to discipline ci-
ty .llafl olficlals, lncludiDI the
clllet, aaid the deciskJJl. IAWUllGS '"
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Pr~~ent Policy
Off Base-Panei
Anti.drug
Proposah
At Gian~
Parents Must Take-Responsibility
WASHINGTON (APl -
•
Present trends do "'""'· howtver, that tbe incidence
·and use of, and depeodence
WASHINGTON (AP)
•
WASHINGTON (AP)
Who! can parents do to
discouraCe drug use by their
children? Here ii what the Na·
tional Commission on Mari·
juana and Dtil'i Abuae &a)'> on
the subject: ·
sud! u ochoola. nie... In-they d<cldo that referral to reopecl and lov• must be
sUtuUons, In tum, tend to act profeeeional aervtces 11 neces-fostered within the family.
in loco parenUs (In place of aary, . lbel' mutt portldpote Since rational dis<US!lon about
parents) and try to remedy ldlVell' with 11Jo procraDl or drugs ts lmpooaible w1lhout in· ~ child's dllllculUeo, In--wlllcb P">vldeo theie fonned atlitudes and perce(>-
cluding drug use and druf--Uons, parenlJ must learn to
related behavior wilhOUt IJ>.' • di1CUSS drugs, their elf<cta,
lleR! are tellllal highllgbtJ ol
tbe final report of the NaUooal
Commllalon m Marljuaoa and
Dru& Abme> 00,---may be lnmplng and may
demand ~ IOClal al-
Here In brief are the major
1eoom11M!lt'l•lioat Gt tbe N•
llanal ~ (IJ Mari-
juana and Dru& Abuae:
volving the famlly. "IN ORDER to provide a and drug...etated be h a v t 0 r
"Anmg the llUid1ni prtn When Ibis ba-. any pt'O'. · basis for open discussions and without hyal<!ric e m o t Io n •
clples_of.earentaf condilcf, the blems In famll)I IUllc!utt are lnierchan&., between porent Parents should share In·
first lftOUlf\ be reoocniUon that only aggravited. Palen t I . and chllcl rega.rdlng UM or fonnaUon v.·ith their children,
their patterns of dru& use or must 1erve u the tre1bnent pcycOOacUve substapces1 a ln order to provide a common
"Although ouch dlac....-
may not always lead to a
resolution 11Usfactory to both
parent and child, tbey lhould
continue llOl>elbele11 In order
to avoid • bteakdoWD ill eom-
munlcatlolll. Al tha minimum,
tbe dlJcuaslon c•n lead to
mutual sell-respect and ~
venL the kinds of mlsun·
derstanding, which on l y
further clouds the central b·
)YE ARE cmvfnc<d that l<lllloa. -Qoeato .... federal .,..
public policy, as presently · When the risk associated
d~ped, la premlaed on In, with a type of druf --
com>CI assumptloos la aimed dence does not Involve drug
Udrug agency to take over
vlrtuallY all antldruc law ..,.
fcrcement , treatment ~. D d
prevention. Limit tla Hie to
a.e,...,-~ ...
l<ndl lLS«ap-......
sues." non-uae serve u a model for agency of first resort, and 1f dlmate of honesty, mutual factual basis. their chlldrtn. Repeat ei·1-.::.....:.......:.......:.......:._:.:.:..::...:::,...:._...:._ ______ _::__ ___________________ _
at tbe-torg.u° and la loo lnll~ beJIO>lor, but II .,_ . rather llmilM to pou!Ne o._ unrespons1ve to human daoger to lndivldual boallh, II
needs and aspirations. is the commission's view that
JI. the ltandarda for aoclal private normative c b o I e e a
pcllcy -• poteotlal Injury to should prevail and that t11o
lnd!Yldual bealth, barl>llW'aleo, IOClal policy declklon la ol en
alcohol and tobacco would entirely dlffmnt order tllan
present the clearest cases foc that required by ~
~ fluencing drugs.
' ., •. S~e}al cost
of hero,W tlepen•
' ' deltee /• sulutap.
tied.' I •
I . ~Qhi !Ion. . .Drug policy
m be baaed on the aoclal
uencts of drug use and
on the IOClal Impact ol drug·
induced llehaYior.
, , • THE MOST oeriom con.
cem in contemporary America
should attach to the use of
alc.ohol and heroin. Moderate
soda! concern should attach to
the use of amphetamines,
barbiturates, hallucinogens,
metbaqualone and cocaine, the
use of which is relatively well
controlled ... ,
. • .A gucial elemeot of ooclal pojli:y 1ll11ll be to
nbnfze tlie proportion of the
population readling h I g h
4egreer of dependence on all
Slch substances. -ALCOJioL dependence Iii
w\,thout question the rmit
serioua drug problem in th!s
country today. . . .The
prevalence of intensified 81¥!
compulsive use among the en-
tire aleohol..,.mg pOpilaUOD Ir roughly 10 percent, and a
serloua decrement In IOClal functlOnlnc 1s nbtiee•ble 1n halt'~ ..... ,,. .
c -. .. • Tiii!: SOCIAL coot ol
heroin ""1<ndence is -tlal. Utloia..tely, present ...
cial pollcy t.!ocb to exacerlJole
thls coe&.evea more.
des In eocb state. ·
--from puntlhlng -to tnotlng lbrm. A1lolr -ment t1t eounwltng u an
lllmllUff to jail fGr llmple
btroln JIMSeSSion.
-Improve ledera1 ~te
law~~1:' ter lrilDIQf; lioila' ; .
tlon, belier 11ra1q1es and
~ ~ apinst poUce l'<Jl'n!pQOll. •
-set iip lllalelrlde lreal·
ment prog:rtm1 "1d for maiir
ly by the iedotof governmenl
-Stop dtalributlng present
drug lnfiJ!'ID"Uon material,
most of which· la '-'rate.
Screen future lllllerfa1 ~ ac-curaoy.
-Q>aslder • freeze '"'
classroom drue inltruction,
whlch the cormnlsalon said
may merelf 1tlmulat e
youthful lnterelt In drugs.
-Tone down advertising of
~ mood-aller-
ing drugs.
Communications m e d i a
studies haYe indicated t
strong corrtlallon between th<
degree of R!Spomlblllty ex·
ercised by the poreota in using
drugs and that uerctsed b)I
the chlldrm.
"'111E IOCOlld princlple Is
Iha! curiosity and the search
for ~ la a IXlmlal
aspect ol the 1do-1e1 cent
growth proc·e11. Er-
perim"1totlon with dnJgI is
proper!J dlaappi:oved, b u t
paftl1ll 'I b o u I a underatand
that )'Olltbful curioally Ja
Cenerall1 J dealrable moilva•
!Ion, Which they ahould fashion
and eaoourage.
'"Ddrd, parenll must coo-
ceatnde ... ~ Jn.
ltial ·drug ... : loo oflai,
pamilal cmcern la generated
ooly ' after '.... bu be-MOH!Ont, the family 's
preVtnllve functloDI la DOI
limited ·to fDmtaUlni drug
use. It lhoold alio lncfude a~
tempts to deal with the entire
spectrum of adolesceot needs.
~'Jl'INALLY, PARENTS • must usume primary
iesponslbllty for the detection
of and response to drug use by
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The use of marijuana and
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relittively minimum so c-1 a.J
concern at the present time.
• • • FRUSTRATIONS '°
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lat tile ••lopment ol """' tive, aottanxiety ~
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advertising, a n t id r u g an-
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dining ii wed as those special occasions.
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Hexa.chlorophene
Cleansing. Agent
Linked to Deaths
WASIIlNGTON (AP) -
Federal records auoclate the
deliths of 15 persons in this
·"i!C«mtry with the external use
of germ-killing solutions con-
taining hes:achlorophene.
'lbe antibacterial cleaning
'gent In most cases was
pfnsoHex, manufactured by
Winthrop Laboratorle! and
cmtainlng 3 percent hex·
achloropbene ( H C P ) , ac-cording to Food and Drug
Adminiatratlon record!.
TH E MANUFACTURER
denled any link between the
death.I and the use o f pHOOHex. .
HCP, once widely used in
popular d<odorant products
sold over the counter, was
banned from all but prescrip-
tion products in Sei>tember ,
Tilt FDA re<Ordl do not list
HCP as cause of the 15 deaths,
whkh CJCCUJT<d between 1954
and 1971. Instead, they are
reported In a September, 1972
FDA summary under a
category entiUed: • ' Fat a I
Reactions Associated w I t h
Topkal Use" of HCP.
THE n>A summary also
lists aeveral nonfatal "'1<1100•
and -deatho wodated wt1b accidental swallowing ol
produds -.ming HCP.
Many of the 15 deaths under
the topical use category oc-
CU!Ted during a period when
Winthrop Laboratories wu
not reporting any adverse
reactiolll!I to the product to the
FDA.
An official of Sterling Drug,
Inc., which owns Winthrop
Laboratories, said in a
telephone interview that the
deaths noted in the FDA
report "are not pHisoHex
deaths."
In aMouncing the ban, the
FDA cited the deaths of 39
French infants and a universi·
ty study correJatlng frequent
bathings with HCP solutions
and brain lesions in premature
infants. But the agency did not "JUsr BECAUSE someone
tell newsmen of H C P • s happena to be bathina with
as!odaUon with the 15 U.S. bexachlorophene at the time he
deaths even though it was . dles doesJ\l ip,ean he, dies
aware of them. from he~~pbene-," said
Dr. Monroe Ti'Out, Sterling's
'ASKED WHY, an agency medical dif.tctor.
spokesman said the French The FDA reeords on fatal
and university reports formed reaction! associated with HCP
"the Important data ." cite instances In hospitals of
"Our action was f u 11 y the use of pHlsoHe.X on burns
Te1ponsive on the basil of the and in enemas "'an<t vaginal
data as It was h e I n g packs. The dead Included both
developed," he said. adults and children.
Russ Say . Ok
Solzhenit.syn Divorce
From Wire Strvlces
Banned novelist Ale:rander
Solzbenltayn has been granted
a divorce from his first wife,
clearing the way for hi s .mar-
riage to Natalya Svetlova, a
woman who has borne him
two sons, friends reported.
The loog«layed decision
was taken by the divorce court
at Ryazan, a city 120 miles
south of Moscow w h e r e
American spirit. Country
singer Johnny Cash received
the award last year.
The two major Democratic
figures, with broadly differing
constituencies, could be con-
tenders for the 1 9 7 6
De mo c rat i c ,presidential
nomlluition. ·
* The 1973 National Easter
Seal child, Peter Rosa SUDsoa,
6, apparently' was not tetTlbly
impressed when he met Gov.
Danle:I Walke.r of Olinois.
save io.00 OD 17 .6 CU. ft.
frostproof
refrigerator 29&.95
Zero degree-freezer holds I 65 lbs. of frozen food. Refrigerator
a nd freezer never need defrosting ! Add optional icemaker now
or later. Features twin crispers, rollers, separate temperature
controls. J uice rack, door shelves, butter compartment.
Majo r Appli an ces, 80
kltcheDBld
ondercoonter
dishwasher
'319.95
Culinary copvenience thdt
lits.the budget! Lorge
capacity, 7 pushbutton
cyclos. F,;,.ced <iir d,Ying
system, '9 position upper
rac~. include$ attractive
pa.niil. Normal re-
placement instollotipn
avoilable now at •
special price!
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"When you've seen one governor, 'you've seen them ,.1. _____ ,.... _ _, ____ ;...;... ___ ..,_._-6..
Solzhenilsyn and N 1 l a I y a
Alekleyevna Resbetonkaya,
bis wife of ~ yean, lived
before the separation.
The final divorce action pro-
' bably meAlll that Soviet
• ..authoritiea have consented to
• have the author live In the
: .ap1ta1.
Heel')' A. Kfls~er, the globe-
lrolllng adviser to President
Nixon, is spending his IJVo-
, week vacation at Acar,· 1co un~
der the same kill!! o secrecy
that surrounds his diplomatic
l'ork. Kissinger was reparted to
have arrived in the Pacific
coast resort before dawn
Saturday aboard a U.S. Air roreo C.fl Jet. '
• Bat. tbl only official com-ma. about bis actlvitier came
from I U.S. Emba11y
~~-who reported, HJM
lilf lt -lo be pure rest and _..WI II baa been."
* -M. Kelllledy tM .... Ill speak at a July
4 <*•111111 ill honor ol Gov.
G12 11 C. W ct, the Mat-•I: 1 IU rat'• olfice ••'•714· ~ ~ 1 ranee at
Doc • I AIL wl take place ·
all ." Peter said.
"There's nothing like the
frankness of little kids,"
Walker noted.
* Joseph Kennedy m, 20-year-
old son of the late Sen. Robert
F. Kennedy, baa quit hi> tem-
potary 'job as a ·community
liaison asoistanl for the San
Francisco Heailll Department,
Director Franl:il J . CWT)>
said. Dr. Curry said Kennedy quit
Fr(day and left San Francisco
after four weeks in the job
where his assignment sparked
a protest led by Jolin L .
lifolinari , a member of the
city's board of supervisors.
~tolinari aroused public at·
ten tion to young Kennedy's
.hiring by saying be wondered
••if there may be other people
who are better qualified."
* Dita D. Beard, 54, 1 headline
111111t a year ago when lhe ap-
,..,..i w he • lint i.t...... rn: and .. out ol -Bet· llement of antttrust dlargea,
Is living in quiet obocurtty In Deover. ·
Tiie former corpor•tion loh-
byilt S11frers a chronic 1te1rt
ailment, angina p e c t o r I 1 , Wldeb preventa f u r t b 1 r
q..Uonlllg. She has been 1)111
~li~nald
tr.ash
eompactor
279.95
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• Chorcoal oir filter
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111!1 ol sight except to lmnlly, *"-"' ind her docto
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large eapaclty
washer 238.00
Exclusive mini-ba sket for hand washables. permanent press
cycle, waler level/temp. control, extra rinse cycle. 18 lb.
capacity. Savo 20.00 on matching dryers; elec. 169.95 , gas,
199.95. Buy the pa ir, save 31.95! Moil and phone orders invited.
Limited Offer ! ~·
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Bidding and bu)'ing Is the on1or cl the
evening when members and lriencls ol tbe
~wport Harbor Auxiliary of Children's
Home SocJ,ty ca\her !pr hletmlsl
Soiroe .r Art. I
Setuiig for 'tht r,rlslan style art sale
and auction wJll be \tbe Santa Ana O>un-~
try Club Saturday, ~ll 7. •
While t~ bJghliSh ol the OWiing ls an ~
auction of works b we~ artists,
party-goers alao will have · tbe ~ .
porlunlty to browse and buy oubigbl"
Other works which will be exhlbi{ed in a
Left Bonlt type gallery, to be ~ ..
the Le PeHt Salon.
On display will be sketches, collagel,
wateroolon, aerl&raphs, oil palntinis,
sculpture and woodcuts, all prleed below
'50. Artists represented Include James
Balley, Diane Balley, Dorothy Colby,
Mickey Lewis, Louis Lieber, Jacquie
Moffett, Mrs. John Macnab, Bill Jonea,,
Dick t:.'llapman, Lu Murphlne, Ulorla
Bradeson, Bernard.iZalusky, Orville Clay,
Qel, Wllaon and Llaa Woodman and Ruth
Oigood.
'Represented in the auction, t<> be con-
ducted by Richard Challis, will be Hal
Akins, Lµcla Anderson, Ro g e r
Armatroog, Bradeson, John Irv 1 n g
Brand~ Rex Brandt, Paul Darrow, PlllJ
Dike, Jerry Wayne Downs, Ray Fries>,
Arman Gasparlan, Herb Gr1-ld, Dixi
Hall, Frank Hamlltoo, Ralph HUiet( Jan
Kaapnycld, Cortta Kent, ROQr .Kunts
and Robert Landry. • · · ..
Otbera are Louis Lieber, JoAnn· Mix.
Jacquie Jllolfell, George Nag~ Ruth
Osgood, Ron .Roesch, Steven 1 'Scott,
Miriam Shelton, Den Sbreves,!ll'fndr.
·Steve Sowinski, Jal'Que Tatu J,~ ~.
Hanson Travis, Ann Von, Robert , ·
Wamn Woodward, Bernard Zalusky,
Aliile 'nlisUewalle and Gelilella Paulsen.
Cmdr. Sowtnskl, who has contributed to
the auction since its inceptl.on, willi&erVf. .
aa host !or the artists, and master ol
ceremonies will be John Scott Trotter,
comp.--cilnductor and · po)J'oo of tbe
arts1 'l ·f .
Chairman is Mn. Mason Roe.
Prior to the aolree, auxiliary patrons
will be enlerlained at a champagne reception Sunday, March 25, io tbe Irvine
Cove home of Dr. and Mn. Tmell RG!>I.
New On the dlstingulsh<id list are Dr.
and Mn. F.dward A. Boyd, Dr. and Mrs.
Thomas W. Doane and the Messn. and
Mmes .. Arthur E. Briggs, . 'l'llayer S.
Crispin, Paul W. Elmquist and Robert
Vordale.
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You've Come A l.ong Way·
eould ·theme die .Jillestone ot.I
the Harbor Area Girls Club.
Started in 1954 above a taco
shop, the club boasts modern , -facilities at 1815 Anaheim st.,
Costa Mesa. '
And, Oil Friday, ¥arch 30
the first branch will be Offi·
clally opened at 21132 Orange
Ave., Costa M~ The publlo
is !nv:ited to the 4 •tb s· p.m:-:
open house. -·~
The i>ranch ls naine,d Grae&· cott'age Ut mem0ry ' of Mrs.
Grace Hoag, who always had
the. best intemt of'' Y91Jth hi
mind. She was the mothllr al•
Ge\Jrge Hoag II, a dfrectof, w~li;
is· shown presenting . tbe_'kefj
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programs for
Children's Home
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Harbo r Auxiliary' s
Soiree d' Art
carry out the
artistic theme
for th11y carry
a reproduction
of a Ren oir,
titled "Gabrielle
and Jean"
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M lier .,..... ... ~ lorct tluuogh dlv$'1ity, free cboice.apd
h11•1~ •.'lloaefll ....... -daJ>. ~· : " .. '. "". Jlordt ai; bl Ibo Grail! ~ of #le · "Iii ~. today w~ have a bta,lth, care •
~ ....,.. llolol. ' 1 .,....,. Iba! depondo on the government
• llb,;.1 nal -lroQr 111111 mto\'lr lo llDllite cara !or the helpless and ' . •
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of ~ All!nutll Eqllllles ., needy, while leaving larg~ly to the· r.-::-s:i1..::= .!J: J: prlVale -the task and responsibility
both In Hollywood and on bips to ~ .,o1 ~!ding ""'.'h care.
barn. · ·:'1'hil ,~·~" Jn,'t°" n·,1
$he still Ill• blt' ·peroonal ~ ~Ill ... ll<lildJow, upon lhls fun' .
plJoalt number In ber book and decided lo cf8meiital dlvi<lon o! responsibilltib 1
caU the entertainer "OJld turkey" and .,. betwoen tbe govemmenl and private ...,.
•lie ldm lo headline a -' ton. We believe this very special public-
\ Hope l8ll<lf annered tbe phone, Mrs. pri'lale relatlonship in the health care
Benrlcl< aald, and be acnec1 .1o -field .stimulates dlVfftity, promotes in. bis tbne for the beneftl !""'aUoo and .~ opportunltlel !or
ti "° _.tng oo the_..,.~ unprovemenl. Brown and bis Bind cl -Committee members hope to raise """* -,,.. 1 '<I $80,000 lrom the black-tie dlnber dance to lo:il& p.111. 1o ....,._. , wist the ~ In Its planned 16
Anllounot-ol ..._ -made .,... milllen aplasloe In die surserr.
Ing a hmcheon la Ille~ llatel ..._.,., mom. radiology a n d
with Patricia llltt, aasiltln! --.tary of 'laboratory areu. Bealth, Educat!Dn and Wllfore u li:ey· Tbeae lacllltl.. are shared with
--ket. . Chil<hn't Hoepltal of Orllll&• County,
She WU ~ by Jom. !lfmn, lhuo J10Mllil1lntl a redllcilon Ii> '<0$1 am! '
1eneral d!Fman of the St. Joaepll cluplleaUoo cl ....,lets.
Hoopital exponolon limd. C<>d1alrm<n of the -committee Dilcuallni the role 1~ the prhate !or the benellt '"' £. B. Buslor and J . S. boopltoJ In today's llealm c:aro picture, Fluor. 'nckets .,. $125 and m11y be 1
Mn. Hitt Bald. "JDlftMlnllJ, .... the rtaerved by ca1Uas till bolpilll devt!Oc>
yeara, ,...,,, .... t baa pall the ... lor ment ofllce.
HMdllnor for the
St. "-'i
Hospital lloneltt
Saturday. March a1,
wlll bo -...,.,
•ncl appoorine
on the pt'Olrtm.
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Advice
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DEAi\, ,\NN I.A};DERS: Where does a
wllman go and what 'does she do when
her first and only k>ve arfalr is over? I'm
so lonely I cooild dle.
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•' .\ ·, l 'The trouble started wl\en our ooly child
1!'.arried. l had devoted myself ""!'.·
pletely to her because my lwsbanlt
neither needed nor wsnted my aftectlGO. \\:: I'.,~'
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Last year I decided to go bock to work.
It was there that I mot the love of my.
lile.1 He was rnanij!!l and having troul>le
wltli bis wile. Th"'° monlbs ago be told
.'""be hajl declded that their marriqe
coald work II be stopped -. me. So 0 ·
our affair ended. ·
I'm on ll'aJ>qulllzen, mJaerable and
depressed. Don't tell me to tee~ buay or
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·!i " ,,. . ~· gel counseling. I conllded In my doctor
and what do ~ think be SUfitSled!
Another eUalr, w:>at do ,YOu say, An(t
Landen? I'd Ute ,.,,, advice. -MOOD
INDIGO
DEAR MOOD: ~ 1'tl fetl
betrayed, njecled ..,._Ill a lllle ol
deprestlclll. U.._ )'la. pt e1ws,••1 ~ wlll ~ 'fall """ lied wllll Illa
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wllo •UQ<llotl -'Ollolr, I l>ove
llOlllO advice fGr ll™o "1'111*111 -~
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DEAR ANN LANDERS~ Wbat are the
chances for a mixed racial marriage?
Our da1ljJbter who It-In law acbool told us
last nf&bt that ahe wants to llllD01IDCe her
eopgemeat to • blacl: medical lludeat
next May.
~ • His parent& are no .happier about ft
than we are. ~ bsckgn>unds are
slmllar to ours -culturally and finan-
cially. They -tile aame problems al\Old I« aur l'lllltlren that we ....
We wooder ,II our da1Jl)Jler and her
' fiance bal'!' . considered all I he
. • posslbllltlea. She wlll be reaenled II)'
·-~tnembe!> OI· the blaci communltr.._ 1111
will be unacceptable to 'the white Oonl-
rounlty. ~.what. abollt their chU~nJ
Will • they C005ider themselves black or
-~--whlte?·All<hmat will lher be COOB!dend
by olhen!
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We are I"" prejudiced people, Ann. In
fact, we are the most liberal couple in
our !Ocial circle. We entertain blacks in our home and have been entertsioed by
them. But baying a blact ..... 1n-1aw 19
another matter. And the pioopect ol
tnulatto grandchildren has created --slderable ltrelS In our lamlly. We'd like
yoor views. -INDIANA PARENTS
DEAR INDIANA: Tbtse ~ mar-
rlqe ta rk1<7, '""' belweee memben ol tile aam• 'race,· IJlt<mclol manlqes
It.ave addtU1•1l 1*11WD lalurdl fer 1be
-1oamenllooed.Any-wllodoet
aol .... lldl lael " -Ulll<. It .-u~eoupletoSIU'
.momt* tlle ;ftlllems.
Speolda1 alridly u a ..;.., wllo wal
bon am """"' la Iowa (myaell ~ .,... .... ol a mlllorily lf""P), I woutcl
D0$ be plaued if ,Hf dau&bler bad mU\
riot! otll ol lier nllglH, much leu· lier race. 1klt I w1t1lcl accept uy mu ol lttt
eldce, ud I woald do everytblac In mi
-lo be ...,...Uve aad wlO theal well.
• ' It's not alw11Y• eesy to recopize .
especially the fint lime lll'OWld. Acq
l"JUl'llll with the guldellnea. Read
Landers' booklet, ''lAVe or Stx and Ho
to Tell the Dlflerence.'' S<lld a Ion«.
addrwed, lllampt<l enve~ with
roqueat and 3$ "'"" io coiri to Ille LY Pllhl'.
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Where Is Fraud? Right • Guarantee
Br JO OLll)N •
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Bui what about the cor-
porations that command high
prices because they .have a
1nonopoly? And the ads that
say "Try it ju.st once and
you'll like it" bot require ex·
pensi ve postage to m a i I
unwanted items back?
"'111e problem ol llOI ,.um,
ane'I 1JlGIJe7'1 W 0 T t h 00>
caslonally 1oes from a
bualnw to another buaineu, . .,,.. r rom buatnes.s to a very
lar(le COl\IWDU IUCh I I
government," Wllllama, a
member of. Nader'• Raiders,
11td.
other by 'going him ooe bet·
!er.' 'l1lere wlll be a mooopoly
wttb aulfitleot cootrol ol a
..-!tom. Businesses will
advertia, "fey II just once -
)'OU'U 1IU It,' or there will be
are a fraud.
"There la a ooalltloo of peo.
pie In high oUlce who have 1
tendency not to proaecute."
p<lcel for !hem. • -, "Whit la It In our oyitem
thal maku hud
Aooordinc to Ben Williama,
OOlllUl!l'r fl'Otectioo advocate,
uljf Harlelgh JohNton, lawyer
and economist, the public is
almost powerless in dealing
with certain kinds of fraud .
prico fWDc." ·
Johnston cited as an e1·
ample ol ...,,..ate fra..t a
•mol<lislwhowanUID
purchase a Mercedes·Bena:
·General Motors wondered why
Americans were buy J n g
foreign ears, then .d<cldecf to
lobby for inc-...d trade pro-
tection. Consumers who atlll
,wanted to buy foreign cara
were forced to pay higher
"Wily la COlllUllltr ,,.,d I
problem!" JohDltcn ukM.
"It'• a very J.oefficlent way io
spond dollars. It's a Jou ol
profit for the country."
pcwlblel
"C"<tnaerv tv11 feel
capltallam oan no ......,,
Soclallsts toe! tbat t b e
In the more familiar kinds
ol fr•ud, such u bein&
ah:irtod Ill l!lelt ... 1&111 aJ
the tupennartet, the con-
sumer can complain and get
sati.!ifaction. If he is che.ated in
a land deal. he can 1ue. ·
These questl<¥l9 were er.·
plored during UCI E1tension'1
lecture series, ~forality ...
Twilight Zone of the Law.
Topic of .the two men wu
C.Onswnerlsm: Protection or
OverprotecUon?
Corporatlonl have lour wayi
to "control" OODIUmers even
tbaugh they will spread the
word tha& eomeone I 1
defraudl111, be continued.
"Competitor& will fight eacll
Ht dted the class action suit
u an ettecUve way fi>r "a lot
of people who have been
defrauded ol 1 U!Ue money"
to be ncompenoed.
"Part of the problem is a
problem ol proof -making
1ure certain klDdl of crime
Coosumen can be 1>'91ect.d
by court testa, he said. "'Ibis •
Is the beat tblng to happen.
Leglslatloo la good to a point
but la too clo8e ID big -cor-
porationa."
Consumer fraud costs ln-
dlviduab $12 btlllon per year, ~
Johos!Dn added.
capitallaUe m _,,. to
cheat l*f.1•· trouble la that tbey re lh rtaht and
they're bolb --The prob-lem II to I.,. oul 'l!ben
tbo1-k. · "ProCt often breed I
cheating. Tiie legal 1ytlem It
belt."
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Coast Couples Recite Weddi~91 Vows
BAILEY-KINKOPF
Lutheran Pturch of ijle
1'!8ster, Mla1ion Viejo was the
setting for the nuJ)Uall llnkln1 •
Tere ·Elee• IW>kopl of Costa
·Mes8 .arid W. Donsld. Balley
Jr. of Newport Beach. ·
Pa~tl of the oewlyweda
are Mr. and Mra. H. F.
Kinkopf of San1 Clemente arid
Mr. and M,.._ W. Donald
Balley 'Sr. of Newport Beach.
Matthlaa ol the Zion Lutheran
Church, Anaheim.
The bride !I the daughter of
Mr. and Mn. Alvin P<nhall or
Bajboa, and her bua-la tbe
aon and atepaoo of Mr. and
Mrs. Biii E. Al>aher of Waaco.
Miu Ellen Van Wle was the
mai(I of honor and David
Hodgkins serv.ed as best man.
The newlyweds, who are
honeymoon1n1 ln N o r t h e r n
Ca!Uomla, plan to reside in
Costa Mesa.
11r1dal 1tt.ndaa1a wore Sharl McKOWN·GENUNG
H,llfn, Linda F'l-ue<, Katy .
l'rohlt and Ga~ Cir!, Al· Linda Joy (ienung and Den·
tbe bridOllJ'OOm wero ' · R. b t M K
nln J St In n1s o er c own, a e , oe e meyer, _1 n-.... Ste.ve W Jn 1 or and Brett , P>tJD;:,~ors at ..,.~ .. '6e County
Bailey. JuverµIe Hall, were married in
The bride Is a graduate ol Chapman College C b a p e I ,
San Clemente High· ScHool and Orange.
attended Sad~eback Colle1e. Their parents. are the · Rev.· Her huaband 1s a graduate of ••-· · COrona del Mar Hip School, and mrs. Dan B. Genung of
attended Orange Coast Co.liege &mland and ~ir. and Mrs. D.
and served with the Navy 1n-0. Mcl<awn of Newport Beach
eluding a tour of duty ln Viet· The newlyweds attended
••Tmh. M d M Chapman College, and the e new r. an rs. b 'd t board . Bailey will reside in Costa r1 e spen a semester a
Mesa. the school's World Campus
Afloat. Following a Maia.Uan
• DELAMORE.PENHAi.l hooeynioon, the couple resides In Newport Beach.
Kathleen Jolmlocl 11 hl1 bride
during ceremonl" COQdueted
In the La Jolla Preabytorillll
church. ·
Tbe bride 11 the daugbter of
Mr. and Mn: Rlcllard K.
Johnson of San Clrfoo.
The newlyWeds, who art
making their homo . In San
Diego foll~wina • a 1 Hawaiian
CLARENE NEDOM
honeymoon, '"' graduates ol / SMITH-COLMAN
California State Univeralty,1 J
San Diego. , · · · In a carden ceremony 1t.
ROHR-COOK \ended by cloaa relaUvu and
· · '" lrlencla, Ann Colman of Balbol Marlajean Cdok became -the') Island bec1111e the bride ot
bride of Victor Rojlr . durinv,1 Baymond Frederick Smith,
double ring ceremonies cob· a)ao Of Balboe. Island.
ducted by tjle Rev. Haney The aetllng wu aJ tbe Bel
Tafel In the , W a;y farer~ r Air bnme ot the trlde11 aunt
Chapel, Potituguele Bond. · '.f and uncle, Mr. and Mn. Archie
The bridei daughter of M~. McCall and officiant wu the
Paul Cook of Westmln.slllf, Rev. K~mlt C11lell1D01 ofthO '
was attended b7 Paula a All Salnll Eplacopal O.mdi;
Helen Lopez aid Judi.; . Beverly Hilla.
Lara Allen ""1 Julie'I Parenla ol the nowl)w..S.
were flower girl~, and P.W. are Mr. and Mn. Robert E.
Tynon served as ng bemr. Oilman of Coat.i Mesa and
The bridegroom, son of Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Ellaon Smftl\ of
Bruno Ave of Beverly, N.J., Balboa Island and Pomona.
asked Richard Allen to be his Attendant.I were Miu SUiia
best man. Ushers were Glen Smith and Keith R. c.olman.
Cavenaugh, Phil Evans and The bride attended Chnae
Fred Paton. Cout College C&llfornia stile
The bride is a graduttte of University at' Long Beach and
Westminster High School and UCI where her husband Is
attended Orange Co 1 1 t stud,ying for b1a doctOl'at;. He
College. Her husband ls a is a graduate of Pomona Col·
graduate of Long Branch High Iege and earned a maaten at
sthool, New Jersey, attended C81ifornla State Unlveralty at
Rutgers University and is a Los Angeles.
graduate of California State They will reside on Balboa I
University, Long Beach. Island.
Spffl1f1 Is In fhf* Catds -
Mrs.'Jimes ·r. Gable ndtJ and Mrs. J, Robert r:e~ 11'9 chOosing fresh spring .
flowers to decorate tablb fOl'<the Thursday, Mm-cl{ 29, benefit lunche<>n and
card -party, planned by tbe-NtQlonal Cbarity_Leasue, Newport Har)lor Associates,
begiAAJng at ·\1:80 a.m. in .tht El Niguel ~ Club. Proceeds from the
L)'Jlllle Kay •P o • h i 11
became tho brldo of DennlJ
Michael Delamore d u,r I n g
cere1nonle1 P>Uducted' tit~
Chapel by the Sea, Carmel.
Oflicianl was the Rev. Elmer
'mveN'S..ioHNs2t1 -Nedoms
I Gil)' Stevens, ~ 91'Ki,._! I ·
Ind Mn. Richard Steveoi of r' II N event \¥ilf aid the John Tracy Clinic. : '· . . Newport Beach, claimed e ews
S,Peakers1 T opits ~Vary at Gatherings Mr. and Mrs. Clarence F.
Nedom of Irvine have an-
nounced the ens11ement ol
their daughter, CI are n e
,.,aree Nedom to J oh n
Lawrence Welman of Huntlni· Me14 Verde GOP
PJ'OI and cons of t&e' con~
troveralll no--fault 1.ru:Urance
will bO dlscuased at the
lunc1-•meeting of the Meaa
Verde . JleriW;lllcan Womeu'o
Club, Federated.
luncheon meeUna at . noon voyage aocial hour. Dinner
Thursday, Marc~ 29, In the · wlll be served at B:io p.m and
home of Mrs. M I c.b a e I darie<! mualc, wUI b8 pro~ded Rthbthn, Westmln1ter. by Tony M0reoo.
Couples Club will meet at 7:30
p.m. Saturday, March 31, lo
lhe Grand Hotel, Anaheim.
Proceed.! will benefit Orange League County Children's Hospital.
Speaker will be Cmdr, Bob
Vemon of the Los Angeles
Police Departmenl, a n d
muslcal entertainment will be
provided by the · Lyrlca, a
. women's quartet. Spei~en will be allomoy Marvin . Bunoo of lhe Trial
Lawyera Aooaol1U1111 -and Ken
Pastad of the F1rmera
Insuraoc:e Co.
Mrs. Raymond Moldt will
host the meeting ln her home.
BSP
Xi Mu Zeta Chapter, Beta
Pbl will elect officers during a
Openings
Forecast
Should your aon or daughter
study qlneering -when you
COMider the dearlh of jobs In
that field 11 preaent! A good
quest.ion. ·
And the answer: By the
m1d·19'10I engineers will be as
scarce and as courted by
employers as they were in the
heyday of the 1960s, aaya
Qiauncey SWT, dean of
Unlvenlty of California at Los
Ang~' Scllool ol Eni!neerlllg
and Applied Si:leoce.
He estlmatet employment
wlll be, 20 percfnt higher In
ll'IS than It waa In tho baMcr
year of 1969. But schools are
upected to graduate only
obout half the number needed.
Right to Lifo Leagua of ·
O~ange C01111ty will serve a
luncheon at 11 a.in. 'lbursday,
Match 29, in tbe pariah hall of
Our Lady Queen ol Angela
Oiurcli. Proct!etll will SIJ!'llOrt
the Ufe Line.
Mrs. Sally Sllillvan -.UI
speak on the purpose• of the
league and what fs being done
in the area to further the
cause for Pro-Llfe.
Workshop
Pairing: The Search for
Intimacy will be the subject or
a weekend workshop for
singles to be conducted by
Ruthe Gluckoon Friday and
Saturday, March SO and 31, in
Park Newport.
Topics to be covered include
romantic dating and sex
stereotypes, how fair fighting
can encourage loving, selec-
tion and rejection, freedom ,
power and trust, a n d
manipulation.
Work.shop hours are from 7
to JI p.m. Friday and 9 a.m.
to 10 p.m. Saturday.
Punch and Judy
Spring <hdae will theme the
Costa Me11 Punch and Judy
Guild's aMual dinner dance ln
the Costa Me11 Country Club
Saturday, Mmh 11.
Members and guosts will
gather at 7 p,m. for a bon
DIAMONDS
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HB Junl.ors ' , Huntln11ton Beach Junior
Womed will bav1 1 a dinner
dance at 7 p.:m. Saturday,
March SI, In' the Mesa Verde
country Club. Music for the
evening will be fly , ·camiu
Colla.
NB -~e49ue
Provlotonal1 and t b e I r
husbands will be' honored by
the Asslatane<! League ol
NewPort Beach during a din-
ner at 6 p.m. Saturday, March
31 , in the league's Service
Center.
Provisionals are the Mmes.
John S. Allen, Robert Barton,
Robert BasmBji!n , Arthur
Geil, G. Robtrt ll o d son ,
Robert Kemble. J a m e s
Loudon , A. .John Reichle,
Robert Rotstan, Harry Selling,
Wesley Sha.Uer and Harry
Whittaker,
Coupl,s Club
Buslnell and Prol.,.lonal
·sec Auxiliary
In closing the fiscal year!
the Silver and Gold Chapter o
South Coast Community ll~lal Allllllary presented a
cheCI: for $22,7IO to Bernard
Carr, hospital admlnlatrator.
The money will be applied to
the allllllary'1 pledge.
New officers ·were lnltalled
by Mrs. Arthur Briggs, aux-
tllary president. They are the
Mmes. James Thomas ,
chairman; Robert Hastings ,
vice chairman; Watson Jar·
rett, treasurer; Helen Pratt,
seCretary, and ienry Brian,
corr.sJXllldlng secrelary. ?:In· George Wqlf, retiring
president of the auilllary, was
presented a plaque from the
hospital board in honor of her
service.
DUring her leadership, a
service program called Stroke
Re-socialization was formed
and to date 46 volunteers have
~.C?.!t~ow5.~.~.~~ ............. 119 •· ~¥.,~~,~~-~.:.~.~.~-~~~ .... 99' ...
-FROM OUR IAKIRY -
.......... ~~lllim fflf Ailoma at Mii..OI< uni._ INCh, °"' ....... ,,.., ,,.. O!lll'•llMI 11'1 c .......... "' ... .,., ....... .......................... """ .... v ...... C9llJ Miit, m•R:l"•°'oiii~ tAILYIMllt-NL IM t SUNDAT IM cu• II_,
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been trained la ct ......
Mrs. WoU now aerves as
chairman of Communl'ty
service, and ·under thiJ pro-
IP'lm free transportation will
be flltnlshed to J11Utnla for
treatment 1a doctar1• offices
or In the hospital. •
·'Alio; upon ~eque1t,
voluntem will make dally or
Olherwlae specflied lelapbono
calls ID persona llvlni alone
who want to have IOmeone
check on them or jual call and say "hello, II
ton Beach.
Miss Nedom attended Whit·
tier lllgh School and Whittier
College.
Her fiance, son of John W.
Welman of Loa Angeles, at-
tended Anaheim 1Jnlon High
School and Calilomla State
University, F'Ullertoo.
The belmbecl are plaMtng
a June 2 wedding In st.
Andtew'a Presbyterian
Church, Newport Beach.
Dalf·Sizes
Sizes
121/z·26 1h'
Fads may come
and fod1 may go
but jertey •-on
and on. '-lolly tho
one,1 from Haff.Sin
Shop, We pick '•m for
claufc ....i fffb
•nd alkeund WNf'lo
ablNty. Cl!-froOI
many:
from $21.00
Sun4ay lllopll"rt ..n.-• Hu11IWl1f" hoch °""" t2 .. s
~({a Nor'sHALF. SIZE SHOP ' . .
I HUNTINGTON
BIACH
M HUNTIN•TON CINTU , ...... ....., ....
PUWRTOk-114 o.., ............. o ........ ,.' ......
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B•k•ui•rlNs cl e Mu~ ...... .
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11 you prefer tl:lc maplA·
cence of Gorham Sterllna-
you'll lcwc tbeae
~qni8ccnt SA VIN GS !
~ ·'"'Tlll1 N th9tlme to add
pJaC:IHfttin&: pJtce1 Of tbOM
Mceatary itrvtng pJecu-
and what• beautiful glft
Corbam Sterling would bet
U.1,.. )r!c:. Dll
Ch111rillf tda April 1nd
T eaapoon l.50 11.
Ind, Salad Pork lt.90 14.90
Iced Beverage Spoon "' Jl.60 14.6()
Cocku.UFork 7.10 10.10
Cold Meat Fork 23.15 18.15
• SA VE $3100 on ea<!.\ ploce-•ettinl.: piece.
SA VE $3'.oo on !ea \small tervh.g piece.
S.tVE $5.bo on tacli lliJe Hnlng piece.
Ston • !Uedme of el ... t dll'htl
wtih thb •pecW ofltr Oii j 2£
pl ... temce·for-<lgblllelsh•
of ucb-TwPQOn, Plicc ·
!Cnlle,~nd Pi•« Forkl • ·
Example:
Stra1bourg 24-plcce Set
u.10..i hlee '• Prlclon April 2nd $379.'° ,
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SOUTH COAST PLAZA
lrislol al II.. Sao 0!19• fTwy. I
Cool• "!"• , Phon• .Ho.znt
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Fishing for Funds "
Even rain can't prevent New-port Harbor Lady Anglers from sponsoring a bene-
fit luncheon to open fishing season. Prelude to fishing will Ile staged at 11:30
a.m. Tuesday, March 27, in the Airporter Inn. Proceeds will underwrite annual
picnic for handicapped children. Ready to fish for funds are CTeft to right) the
Mmes. Dale Carter, Dan McMillan and James Evans. ,
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400 .... S.SZ. JCPenn•v l•w11 food pl111 •••d
O'O control. Conf1in1 11ltrogtn, pho1phor11t 1114 po•
tt1ti11m. 25 lb. b1g CO¥ttl 5,000 tq, ff.
688 ""9· 1.25. Penn•v• Dicho..dr1 l1wn foff pl111
;)111ct end Wttd control. I % 11itro9111, l '1.
pho1phor111, 6 % pot111ium . 20 lb. b19 covtrs
2,500 1q. ~.
10& •et· 1.ft, P11u~•v1 1U-purpo11 pl111t food. ld11I
00 for l1wru ind flo ... •r btch. 20 lb. b19.
' Sale prk• .tt.ctl" t11ro.,1t S..'4oy.
J¢Penney _
We know what you're looking tor. • Shop Sllnd1y noon to S p.m. • FASHION ISLAND .STORE
Newport Beach
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Wedding, Parties .Hosted on Coast 1
SIXTY ye.rs of marriage by
llr. and Mn. Aden Brownell
of Orlando, Fla., were honored
when their daugbte(, Gladys
Bostek, and son A r t h u r
Brownell entertained at the
Sheraton Beach lim, Hun-
tington Beach.
DlMer guesls from several
states reminisced about the
honorees. He is an honorary
architectural ,hardware con·
sultant and past Rotarian
president. She has been a
piano player on radio and ac-
tive church worker.
SUN CITY, Ariz. was tile
vacation locale for Mr. and
Mrs. F . E. Pierre vi' Costa
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ACAPULCO was the vaca-
tion destination of Mr. and
Mrs. Denis Sullivan o £
Newport. Beach.
CE LEBRATI NG their
golden wedding anniversary
during a roceptlon In the
Bayside Village c!Ubhowle,
Newport Beach were Judge
and Mrs. Irvin Tapian. Judge
Tapian ,.rved on the Los
Angeles courts for more than
33 years bttore his retirement.
Hosts for the party were\ the
honored couple'1 son and
daugbter·in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin Taplin Jr. of Sacra men·
lo.
Guesu came from northern
Cal1forn1a, Nevada and the
Eut Coast. Amoog rep-n-
tatives of the lea;a1 profession
attending were Assemblyman
and Mrs. Robert Badham,
JuSlice l\1ildrtd Lillie and her
hu.!band, A. Falcone. Justice
and Mrs . Robtrt Kingsley and
Judge and Pt1rs. W a I t er
Odemar.
HONORING t-lr. and f\1rs .
Raymond Hill Williams' re-
cent wedding was another
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reception Biven in the Bayside
Village clubbouat.
The party WU bolted by
~1rs. Williams' ton and
daughter·ln-law, M(. and Mr1.
J . Robert !Illy or Bayside, .
w~re the honored couple
reside.
Arnong the many gut.Sts
were ~Ir. a~ ~11°1 Donald '
·strand of Minneapolis who
rnadl:! a surpr1Se visit for the
:1ff<11r
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Convertible Sofas &
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FRIDAY Your emotlonl tend now to often --Be °""""'-llllnyaar...., J J
MARCH 23 domlnat.. Member of opposlt. reoepllft. Dani permit prida oer. Know ft ...i pnJ<eod ac-, -;;;=======ii ,., pay1 meaoingflll com-to bloel: _.... conlingly. Conlidar dHln!I ot,,.
By SYDNEY 011W1R pllment. SAGITl'AIUIJS (Nov. ji. falJllly member. Harmony In
A lftle mt.D, Who lt OM of
the country'a top ......Uveo,
ooce told me, "The wise man
coolrotl his deltiny
utrology polntl the way."
-AitJES (March 21-April It):
Accent is on removln g
obstacles to progress. Get
ideas, thougbb on paper.
OUUlneyour pbll o so ph y .
Define goals. Come to terms
with yourself. Realize no one
is going to give you somelhlng
for nothlng.
TAURUS (April 2Q.May 20):
Study Arin mssage. Be ready
for basic changes. Speclal
-ccald see ....... " your direction. Gemtll, Vlri•
individuals could play tey
roles. Subject of money is
highlighted. Franlc cllaeuulon
with mate, close aasoclate is
indicated.
GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
Emphasis ls on where and how
you live. Special relationship
is tested. Be diplomatic. If you '
are too forceful, you arouse
enmity. Know it and make m..
telligent concession. Applies
especially when dealinr with
family momber.
CANCER (June ti.Jiily 22):
Low·key approach ls best -
-hint Imm -message. People who depend
VIRGO (All(. !S-llept. 21):
Completion, OMl!zin1 of deal
Is indicated. Don't Unger.
Broaden horizonl. Perceive
luture pot.ntiaL Artel person
can set e1.ample. Property
values come up for con-
sideration. Get facts, dllcard
rumors.
IJBRA (Sep. 23-0ct. 21):
Permit ideas to flow. Welcome
chance to utilize original a~
proach. Surprise associates by
displaying creative side to
greater degree. Leo is io pic-
ture. Maintain independent
stance. 'You have more allies
thaJt mlgbt be JUSpected.
SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21):
Folio" lhnlugh on htmclL You
could be Inspired along lines
which lead to oolid profit.
Know It and respond ac-
cordingly. Aquarius individual
domeatlc ~ 11 now 01 -~_,..,.,...,. NS Dec. to: Cycle"' 111p; take 1pec1111mponaice. .......,""'""" •• o
the lead. Maka new lllW In II' TOoAY IS YOUll
new diiectloctl. Empbaslze
pmnallty. Make your 1 o If
hoard. ID&hll<l venaUllty.
Empbasll ti Oil comet u ...
!ni. JMID'""I. You wW.J>e ,,...,., in apotllgbt.
CAPlllCOJIN (Dec. :Jan.
It): One behind the acenes
cooJd be compllc•tlni what
wu a nJOUvely simple ltllt-
ter. Know It and do oome
BIRTHDAY .you are ""
dependent, an Ofiginal'thlntet,
fond of traval, capable of
anylyzlng character. You draw
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Sheff~r
to you many born underi_-----,
Geminl and Virgo. You wW
have an actlve 90Clal life ln
1m and May could be your
lllOll slgnifll:ant mbnth ol the
year.
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peroonal checking. You mayi----:;;liiiiiiiijj~---ii As prdot ol GoldllnlU.'• ob-be carryin( too great a load. aervatlon. comider eventl
Tear away non-euentlals. One trom1your own expertence.
you thoulbt lodlfforenl woru Whal joy we have derived
in '--"' ... '' from the anticipation ot a your -· hoti4aY, the clr9"' comiDfl
AQUAIUIJS (Jan 20-Feb. to tbWn. or the aoouJsltton
18): You are better able to of .ome lona: hoped-lor llC>it-communlcate with friends. aealon. For days, perbaJll I.. i weeks, our waking thouibta More persons now are 1n-Wom•ri• Al!p•r•I by were crowded with the
terested ln what you say and • ll•vl• "happy pl'()&pects" and our
do. Accent ls on fulfilment of ~ .N~,':"~" .~i~tt. ; dreams were pleuant ones.
desires. Gemini, Virgo persona • AllC IHOll Somehow, the &etual reallz.
play important roles. Change Nahirall1an atlon of desire WU often an ls beneficial. Cloj• • Sandat1 ant1cllmax. if not an out-J11 I• right d.laappolntment. To c... Hwy. Utilize this trulam, we 1bould c.ro.. 491 M• probably plan more happy
,events tor lonaer times and
an-4741 enjoy their anticipation to
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20):
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We feel both honored and
pleased when people thank
us for guiding them toward
1J1c1n1111to '" TlAVlt. c1.0THll sound declslons at times
You get materlal needed to
successfully launch project.
MAIUO•I• ITAMf't• ltYt • • • when good, trlend.ly advioe
TAKI ADVAHTAOI f'l.IAll -0, OIJ•. . . was 10 ·important to them.
STOCK REDUCTION SALE I
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An auction of fine Imported French and Gennan wines will be conducted at 6
p.m. Monday, March 26, tn the Stu1t Sltirt. Sponsor is the Women's Auxiliary to
the Harbor Area Boys Club. Harry Babbitt (center) will be the auctioneer. Giving
ber owroval to the wine list is Mrs. Edward Buck, preoident wbil<I Karl Boes ha!>J?ily antldpatee the benefits whidt the p~ will bring. Tickets will be
available at tho door.
on you seem to want perfec-
tion. That ia lmPoSAible to give
-don't deceive others or
younelf. PIJees person plays
prominent role.
LEO (Jiily 23-Aug. ~):
CreaUve lorcea llow. You are
able to express )'OUrlell In
meaningful manner. llelatlom
with children are featured. MARY TAFT
F ashi<2IJ1.9utique
445 E. 11t11 St. • Ms-1122 • cit.re ,. ...
larikArnericard M11t1r Cherga
LAt;UNA BEACH
976 SOUTH COAST HIGHWAY
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SAN CLEMENTE '
15ll NORTH EL CAMINO REAL
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Excuses Not Worth a Dime Mesa Rite
Scheduled
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ruJlsYSTEM SPECIAL!
IMO By ERMA BOMBECK
My daughter saw oomething
sbiliy In the carpet the other
day and tlcked it with her
fool "It'a only a dime," abe
said.
I sboved her aside, dropped
to my knees and clawed at the
carpet until I had the coin Jn
my band. Then, J)ll5hlng her
into a chair, I aald, "My dear,
it's Ume you knew about
UFFELL'S
UPHOLSTERY
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'Dime Power!
''Despite the shaky
economy, the devaluation of
the dollar abroad, end the ar-
rival of Phase UI, a dlme is
still needed to purchue the
three big Ps in this country:
Phone. Parking. Polly.
"Ironically, the U. S. Mint
only tu.ms out 15 dimes a year
to be divided among
203,184,m people. This means
MACl'S IXPllT CARPET
& UPHOUTIR'f CLEA.NINCl-
SIO UYint Roofl'I. $5 B1droom.
$15 7' Couch. $7 Ch1ir.
AMr 4:JI • 714:512·fJIS
FURNITURE
RB MEANS FURNITUR! AND ntEN SOME!
FREI! DELIVERY.
The look end IHI of the i....... deligner original at ~tiny RB p!loe. our tuxu11ou11y tuflod big awivet
roclrM In Iha aon.t black
wtArt with rollHI 1rm1
..... 91111¥11 pad ... booe. ·ea -plot• with metchlng ¥ . • -Striking good loolla, dlvlnel~ comfort-
lll>l•'&nd 1upelti quality
(-our!'-worranty).
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the odds of your_, having a
dJme ls 8,127,390 to one.
"Have you ever seen a poor
devil in a plione booth without
a dime? First, be checks the
return box to make sure
someone didn't forget their
change. Then he goes through
his pockets· to make sure he
hasn't missed anything.
0 1.ike a fool, he lifts the
receiver and clicks it, knowing
full weJl, an operator won't
hear your sad story about not
having change until a dime is
deposited.
"In desperation, he seeks
help from motorists in moving
cars, pre-schoolers in a nearby
playground, u neons cl ou s
derelicts and stray dogs who
look prosperous.
"Vandalism to public phones
in this country was up 37 per-
cent last year. It W8!11't from
hood1uma. It was from !elf-
respecting cltlzens -forced St. Christopher modalB in the
Man's Work?
More men than ever before
are working in women's
lingerie shops, once a
woman's domain.
Mark Gindi, designer for
Exotlque, a lingerie house,
says so. And he thinks it's a
good idea since so many more
men than women purchase
lingerie for gift items.
"Most men feel more at
ease getting lingerie from a
man rather than a woman,"
he says.
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WIT'S
END
dime slots, kicked out glass
doors and pulled the phones
out or tbe wall • • • because
they didn't have a dime.
"'Ille horror of not having a
dime for a parking meter is
increased because you are
standing out in the open on a
public t horou ghf are an-
nouncing to the world that you
don't have a dime to your
name. If you leave your car
for change, it will be towed
away or ticketed.
"If you stay there you will
only make a fool of yourself,
running up to strangers and
whispering, 'Hey, lady, give
you a shiny new quarter for a
dime!' (lDcidentally, if you
are impressed by statistics,
there is one parking place for
every fifteen mllllon cars In
this country.)
<!Because of its urgency, the
potty dime ls perhaps the
most frustrating to come by.
You find yourself crawling up
and down looking at feet and
trying to figure out, 'Are those
the feet of a woman with
charity In her be art.'
"I have seen fine, cultured
women, beautifully coiffured
and elegantly gowned run like
a gazelle to catch the door
belnre it closed and Jocked.
''Take this dime. It may not
buy happiness, but there are
times when you can buy your
way out of misery with it."
A July 28 wedding Iii being
planned in St. John the Baptist
CatboUc Cburch, Costa Mesa
by Mary Pat Tait aod David
Blair of Los Angeles.
News of tho betrothal and
forthcoming marriage h a s
been announced by the hrld ..
to-be'a parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin K. Taft ol Costa Mesa.
Mlss Taft is a gradbate of
Crescenta Valley !Ilgb School
and now ls a junior at st.
Vlncent'1 School of Nursing,
Los Angeles.
Her fiance, eon of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert · J. Blair of
Denver, is a graduate of
Mullin !Dgb Schonl attended
Denvel' Univenlty and now is
a serucr at califomia State
University at Los Angeles.
Consumer
Protected
Conaumers who buy from a
flnn using a Polt Office Box
number as its address can
now obtain the name, address,
and pbooe number ol the box
holder from their I o ca 1
postmaster.
In the past, consumers
oomellmee uperieocod ptob-
lems whm they bought by
mall from a firm whose only
advertised address was a post
office boL
If the consumer "6 a s
dissatisfied with the purchase
er ti be upertmced non-
delivery, be bad no way of
communicalinl with t h e ..u ....
REMODELING
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We've just re-equipped . ou;ar wash with
award wiMlng IMO EQ~IP ENT, the new ..
HI & finest In eictorlor ~ uhlng oqulp--.~. mont. It 11 also the Gii~ equipment In
America that 'Will mHt' tho ll11st U.S. G..,.
ommont noise 1tandard1. ' ,,
" We ere also ·offering ~n 1~ltionel {aervice,
EXTERIOR Ol'IL Y C,A.R WASHING, We
don't v1cuvm or cluh thttl~rior, lt'1 lde1I
for those customers who •re: ;n 1 hurry and
don't have the time to have fh•ir entire car
cleaned & vacuumed. i I ~ ,
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... CAN YOU BENEFIT SO MANY WAYS WITH MONEY-SAVER HOME LOANS!
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llEDUCING ~RATES .
Flnd ant nbout Laguna Federal'• lllllque home
Joan in-...ducing plan ••• u!Od clfectivdy Biid
nlJuost cxclusivclY, since 1945, by Laguna Federal
Sa~
Sl!R.VICl!S AND SERVICEI
It'1 ODl,)r mlnntto from OllO or' the above branchcoi
to ,... ••• wilh qnicl: action gumnleod from our
local, Imowlcdgeable -and sympathetic -al>'
pnisll, cscrooir and loan penonncl.
You'n1invitM to come in nnd i.JJc over the beneftll of a Laguna Federsl MONEY.SAVER OME LOAN,
benefits.to you all along the lifetime of your Joan. You1t be delighted with thc lriend)y cxpcrtise, the prom pl
..,..;°"' the insight into local COIJditions d,..loped by ~8 years expnn'ence sm!ng your community.
lnquite too about our 1111111 aaW>aJ proprm, Md membership irt the new Ltlguna Federal Savers .
.Cob-auotltcr new coswavlaa ..mco from Laguna Federal S•vill•
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LAOUNAlllWBRANCH:
24031 C.Uede I• Plata. Lagboa Hilla, Calif. 91653 • $164100
LAGUNA NIGUEL BRANCH: , Mourdt Blf Plua, SoOth lApDt. Clllf. nm• 4'6-120t
SANaJIM!NTBBRANCR: 601 N.EICIU'linoRe1l,SanQemtnte:, Calit nm• .. !n-11,S
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Western Airlines . ' Adding 7 Planes
Sjleclal tO Ille Dally l'llol
L08 ANGll:LES -'western
Airlines lllllCllllCOd Wednesday
thll It bas underlaken the
largest re-oqulpmeot program
In ill 47-year history with tbe
aig'l'llDI of purcb11e
agreements for aevon a!rcraft
and an optklo agreemeat for
15 more.
THE FIRM orders were for
two McDoooell Doujlas DC-10
serlet 10 Trijell and flve
Boeing a<lvanced 727-. The
~ are !or l& addllkillal
Boeing '127-lOlll.
Arthur F. Kelly, presldeot
and cbltf e1ecuttve ofiicer,
Olli! 1181 the 1lllal pocbge <1.
ZI aircraft plus spares woold
·be implemented over a thfea:.
year period and would COii ap-
prQdmately 1200 mlllloli, the
Ja<geat single commitment
Western has eve•· made for
fleet modernlzatloft.
' THE COMPANY expects to
finance the purchases through
Internally gener>ted funds and
addiUonal debt f l n a n c I n g
"1llcb II yet to he 11f1'811Sed,
Kelly said.
"No equity financing ls """
templated, 11 he said.
'Ille 00.lOs ore fore delivery
In May 197t 3lld June 1975 and
will Increase the slie of
THE DfRTI' DOUN
AU STILL AROUND
Westem's JJC.10 ftcet lo I. Tiie
compony ta ~ delivery an
t of the bfc 1rijea uus 1"11' -
006 fJ> A...U. two fJ> June and
qoe .. Jllly."
FIVE ms art 1ebeduled ro
dellvery lo l\lri, April, May
and June o( 197!. W..tern
already operat.. 11 of the lonf-l>odled 727-%00 ll<ling trl-
jets.
Two of Ille 727's on oplklll
would be for delivery in 1974,
seven wlll be available In 1975
and lllx In 1971.
Catamaran
Firm Tells
New Sales
Record saJes and profl ta
were registered by COut
Callmaran Corp, in tlie !Int
quar1er of flscal 1973, Hoherl
L. 6Jttr, chairman or the
board, announced Monday.
For llie tbtte monthl ended
Feb. 28, sa1.. for the Ssn
Juan-Capistrano firm, "'"' ,l,!Al,967, abnosl double tut
yell!\• first quarter 1alet of
$'191,493.
Nolt income In the current
year amounted lo '65,MI,
equal to 8 ~nts a share, near-
ly triple the '22.548, or 2 cents
earned In tlie like quarter of
fllCaJ 1972.
'nlere wu an:terage of 863,081 common common
equlvaleot sbares llland1ng
fJ> the first quartei' of flscal
1973 aad 9081762 in the com-
parable, J4'rlod o!1 the prior
year.
Alter said the profitable
flnt q1*fter ""' achieved despite t\oi> factors: planned
Increases in overhead and sup-
:i':a~:ff =~.n;
higher salts and a two-plant
operaticn th.ls year, and a
strengthening of the com-
pany's regatta program a¢
researcli and development el·
forts.
11Y TIRRY GRANT, R,Ph
lt la 1973 and we have Jm-
proyed health and llvln& con-
ditions generally. Alonr with
t.hlt we have dcv!loped ape--
clflc waya to tdenttty dla-
eues, treat them and 1ome-
tlmes prevent them by the
use of vaccfnes, But. detplte
this vut tmprovemtnt a
threat to life still uiltl to-
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control.
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re}y on us for their health
needs. We w.elcome requests
for delivery a er v 1 c e and Cbar&e accounts.
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Era of Cheap Food Over? OVER'fHECOUNTER
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How to Buy, Cook, Preserve Groceries Can. Save Budget
87 SYLVIA PORTER
TO ZERO IN on just one
money-saver, it is astounding
l>ow Ignorant mllllons of you
are about federal meat grades
-the syotem which has heeo
in uae In the U.S. for decodes
mERE JS NO way to avoid and which tells you the overall
these price Increases outside quality ol meat IP terms of Its
of •-J le fr tendernets, julclneu a Q d an a~ u eeze. flavor. Let's conceotrata fdr '11111, President N'uron II» aists, be fan't even COO• an fbstant on the two molt
slderlng, and this he llhr!nka commoo grades you'll llnd fJ>
from willi horror. '11111 could supermartela and bulch<t
work for only a temporary ~: choice and good.
pei:.lod anyway. 'l11ll woold he "Tl> make your meat donar
next to lmpooslble to police go further, cboose the lower-
saUsfactorUy. And this would . grade meat wben available,"
give way to a~ up. u-rges Dr. Gertrude
swing alter the freeze wts Armbruster, usoclate pro-
e..ed, u it woold have to he. lessor of the Department of
Despite W a s h i n g t o n , s Human Nutrition and Food at
auurances that our current Cornell University. "Good·
runaway food price lnflatton grade meat costs IOS! per
con be cured by modest ~ aiid ylelrt. 'more Jeon
policies to encourage more meat per pound than choJce.
supplies, many responsible ex-Although this grade ta leu
perla are moving to.ward the tender than choice, ii 11 possl-
vlew that fun d a m en ta I ble to tender!re the cuts by .,.
chan.l!es are occurring which Ing mo!St beat or ~raising•
will halt the long-tenn trend methods of cooking or the
to-~ -•-1··-• pressure cooker." WtiU ~~ap ~. '
Certainly, Ma. Arm!Jrusters
THE ERA OF c h e a p No. 1 rule would suggest that
food may actually be over, a using anything above U.S.
thing of the past. Morton I. good for chopped beef or stew
Sosland, editor of MUling & meat is a wute of mo.ney. In
Baking News, Kansas City, these cuts, you need not worry
argued 1n the New Yo.rt Times about bow tender the meat is.
recently. Sosland's tbesb, in
brief, la that worldwide
Credit Card
Handled by
Computer
LOS ANGELES (AP) - A
computerized control panel
bandies your credh card wheo
you 0 flll 'er up" at a new gas
slatlon In suborban Lawndale.
And the maclllne will keep It 11
.,..ur number is on the stoleo
list.
Cl!:RTAINL Y, BER r u l e
PR Society
Gets Room
'SAN DJi:GO (AP) -
The Public Re la tlon 1
"' lociety of America has
~led plans lo meet In
San Diego In im.
A spokeoman said the
-will be hold In Anaheim because no hotel
oou1d be Cound In San
Diego with at leaat 850
sleeping rooms.
'1be aelf-servlce station -'-----------' described as tbe first of Ill
ldnd by the Atlantic Riclllleld
Company -has been In
operation Jess than two weeks.
1be 11eJectronic c r e d it
verlllcatlon" II carried out by
a local compute hooked up at
Atlantic Rlcllfleld'I Cr e d it
card centtr fJ> Atlanta, Ga.
If the machines decide the
card la acceptable, t b e
customer pusheo a button to
select one ol 18 pumpo; gets
his c'.as and receives a receipt
detailing the time of day, date,
amount of purclwe, type ol
fUel, price ·per gallon, and
number of the pump.
Those Wbo buy WUh cash
. slip dollar bills Into a llol, and
get change trom a llallon manager.
The average lranlad1on
takeo lllo miDUle1, Atlantlc
Rklllleld .. ya.
The firm aays It more such
llatlonl will he opened here
and In the East durfJ>g 11113.
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Membership
Sells High
Spec1aJ to tbe Delly Pilot
CHICAGO -A memberjhlp
on the ChicagollOaii! of 'l'i'ade
Wednesday sold for '65,000,
~urpessing the previous record
of $64,900 established Tuesday.
The all time b1gh until this
week bad been f62,&llO set 4.l
yeora ago on July 11, 1929 .
The latest record mem-
beroldp waa bought by Jame•
E. LaorlUen, a Peoria, m.,
mldenl UIO<:lated with the
Chicago c:ommaclity brokerqe
firm of BiellOJd~ Lall(llaen &
Hagemeyer. 'lbe seller wa' Milton A. Gordon of Halle &
Stieglitz Inc., New Y<rk City.
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TRY UNIT PRICING -President N'!xon's consumer
a'dviser, Mrs. Virginia Knauer shows how grocery
shoppers can . save on food bills by purehasing in
larger quantities. She urged housewives to use unit
pricing when shopping.
also would suggest that you
should learn well the best
tenderizing t.ecbnlques; grin4
ding, pounding, marfJ>atlng,
pot. roasting, u s i n g cun-
mercial teoderl.zers and cub-
in«. Sult the cooking method
to the cut d. the meat, fJ> short,
and then make the most of the
tenderizing and f I av o r j n g
techniques available and used
in the finest oI restaurants.
An offshoot of ~bis same role
would be to experiment with
"variety" meats, such as
Uver, heart, lcidneys, tongue,
brainJ and sweetbreads. For
instance, beef liver may cost
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Shoppers Scoop
Own. Vegetables
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) Budget~nsctous housewives
are trying lo beat high food
prices by picking their own
vegetables on sprawling truck
farms In south Florida .
In growing numbers they
are discovering the vegetable
fields stretching bet w e e n
Miami and Homeotead where
farm.en have for yeara opened
their gates to bargain bunters
who are not afraid of a little
work.
HUNDREDS OF Florida
city dwe!Jero Including eld.,.ly
couples and young marrieds
Oock to the farms on the
'weekends. ,.They have one
thing in common -pocket-
books slrelched tlglit by rising
food ·prices in thei r
neighborbood supermarkets.
Working alongside migrant
laborers, they pay a fJat rate,
mosUy 10 cents a pound, for
all the tomatoes, b e a n s ,
squash, bell peppen and corn
they can pick.
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"When you've got four
children, you've got to stretch
the pennies Wherever you
can, 11 sa.ld Alleoe Berry as she
worked her way down a row of
tomaloei.
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come out here all .the time and
load up. I can them and put
them ln the freezer. You save
more that way.
"l BAD A lot ol ·oi>mpany
down in June, July and August
and l doo'I -what my,
grocery bill would have been 11
I didn't have these fiolda lo
count on."
''Thty are com ing out in
drove• lately," said Beeky
Stooe, wbo ,.orb for a toniato
farmer In one of the ''U·Plcl<· bi" flelds .
"'11111 11 Jetting lo be just
like a steady buolness. For
10m6 of tbe.tt people DOW, lt't
Just nn aolni to the ....,
only cheaper," abe aaya while
lutndln1 out J>lper b.a g 1 ,
weilhlng vegetablH and col-
lectlne money.
Mrs. Slone seyt aome or her
new customera drive to and iiO
miles to pick ••e•tfbles .
.AND BmY Jobson._ who
worltt for another tomato
fanner, says that ••on SablJ'·
dlly Ind Sundq, the cars are
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Easing of Capital
Gains Taxes {!rged
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Ne• Yori Stock E.s:change
Wednelday propoaed easing
capital gains: taxts on pro~
uty held a long time before
sale.
J1mea J. Needham, ex·
cbanae board chairman, said
mch a provlsJoo would pro-
duOe more revenue for the
Trusury b y encouragina
persons locked Into In·
vestments that have increased
ln value to sell alld reinvest,
meanw}'1Je reallzlng the i r C. and paying taxes on
NEEDHAM'S proposal was
contained in testimony
prepar<d lor tbe Houae Ways
and Means Comllllttee's tu
reform hearings.
Chalnnan Wilbur O. Milla
(D-Ark. 1. invited proposals for
capital galll!I tax changes, one
or tbe rnaJn subjects ol the
hearings, and indicated Jn.
tertst In a slid1ng scale of
gains taxation.
In generaJ , capital gains
now are ta1ed, in effect, at
half the rate! on ordinary in-
come.. An individual tupa,yer
Is allowed to include tn taxable
income only hl:llf the gain he
realizes by selling securities,
real estate or other property,
provided be has owned it at
least six months.
NEEDHAl\1 suggested a
scale under which gain from
suets held six months to five
years would continue to be in-
cluded at 50 percent.
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eluded In taxable Income
would drop 5 percent for each
five years the a.uet bad been
held unlll alter 30 years only
:111 porcen1 would be Included.
Alternatoly, tbe Inclusion
rate rnicht be reduced one
percentaa:e point for each year
or holding, he said.
"SINCE NO one could
possibly diJaect all tho In-
vestors' motives ... precise
estimates of the impact on
federal revenues are im-
possible. But all evidence
points to an Increase.''
Needham said.
He said the exchange com-~
missioned a study of revenue
effects. which It hopes to have
completed in time for the
committee's deliberations On a
tax reform blll .
Re1lgiu
Director
A Woman
Special to the Dally Pilot
SAN FRANCISCO -
Mary E. Lanigar of Palo
Alto, a partner In Arthur
Young & Co., has been
named a Wrector of Wells
Fargo &: CO. and its prin·
clpal subsidiary, Wells
Fargo Bank, it was an·
nounced Tuesday.
Officials of Royal Inns
To Meet With Creditors
MJaa Wlgar, one of the
few women to achieve
partner status In the coun-
try'• "Big 8" accounting
nrm1. haf specialized in
Income taxation.
Macrodyrie
Tells Bids
For Seatirig
SpeclaJ 10 the Dally Piiot
LOS ANGELES -James
'lifatarese Jr., president of
Mac.rodyne-Chatillon C o r p . ,
has announced that It has
received firm contracts of ap-
proximately $4.8 million for
\\'Ork to be performed by its
subsidiary. Hardinan
Aerospace and its Unlted Aero
Products D i v is ion and
Prteision Metal P r o d u c t s
Division.
_ SAN DIEGO IAPJ -Citing
''cash now problems,·· Royal
Inns of America, Inc., plans to
meet with credllors April 2 in
San Diego. A spokesman said
no large loans are involved,
Nissan Sa,·s
Cars Cari't
Meet Tests
WASHINGTON (UPI I
Nissan Motor Corp. has told
the government it "still has a
great number of problems to
solve" before it can meet the
1975 auto pollution standards.
Two other Japanese auto
makers, Honda and Mazda,
sajd Monday they could do so.
A SPOKESMAN for Nissan
said Tuesday, "We think that
the Environmental Protection
Agency will be acting in the
best interests of U.S. car
purchasers" if it grants auto
makers' request for a
postpmement of t h e re-
quirement that 1975 cars emit
virtually no pollutants.
Solchi Kawazoe, vice presi-
dent of Nissan. told an EPA
hearing that his company
needed more lime to evaluate
the reliability and durability of
its anti-pollution s y s t e m
before it could assure "or
even predict" whether the
device would be effective
when mass produced.
A Jetter to creditors said the
meeting was called to work
out "an orderly program of
( -s~KI./Vc ) STOCK
the outstanding indebtedness."
"Most of the creditors will
have claims against a specific
partnership entity and against
the general partner o r
partners in that specific en·
tity," the letter said.
"In all, there are some 175
different entities. mallY of
which do not have creditor
problems."
eTankers
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Na-
tional Steel & Shipbuilding Co.
of San Diego says it has sign-
ed a $119.6-million contract to
build four large oil tankers for
a New York city firm.
The f194.foot-long tankers
will be delivered by 1978 to
Overseas Shipholding Group. a
spokesman for t h e ship-
building company said Tues-
day. He said construction will
depend on approval of a
federal subsidy. The ships will
have anti-pollution safeguards
including double bottoms, he
added.
e Satellites
WASHINGTON (AP)
Americai. Satellite Corp. said
Tuesday it has signed a $25
million contract to buy three
com m unications satellites
from Hughes Aircraft Co.,
Culver City.
ITS SUBSIDIARY, Hardman
Aerospace, received additional
aircraft seating c o n t r a c t s
from Continental Airlines.
American Airlines and Braniff
JntematlonaJ in excess of
Sl.5 million. The United Aero
Products D ivisoon and
Precision Metal P r o d u c t s
OivllUon were awarded con-
tracts from General Electric
for forging and machining in
the approJ.imate amount of
$3.3 million.
BofA Candidates
Continental Airlines h a s
purchased an additional eight
shipsets of DC-10 seats con·
sisting of $1, 168 coac:b passen·
ger places of Hardman model
9760 seat assembly at a cost
upward of $800,000. Ray White.
president and g e n er a I
manager or Hardman
Aerospace. also indicated that
these additional seat as-
semblies are for aircraft
scheduled ror delivery in late
1973 and early 1974 .
Defeated in Vote
PRIVATE TllUST
FUNDS AVAILABLE
,Ollt llt!'.Al. ESTATI: LOANS
llll I 2nd TAIJST DEEDS Sl,500 To S250.000
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Three candidates for Bank·
America Corp. 's board of di-
rectors criticized management
policies on minoritie'!, women
and consumers at the annual
shareholders' meeting, but
\\'ere defeated by proxy vote.
The courteous confrontation
Tuesday ended with platform
speeches by the three candi-
dates in a slate ba cked by the
Western Corporation Action
Alliance .
IJ" TO _,,_ LOANS ON
TAUST DEED OOl..LAtERM,
RWP0"1 lOUITY fUM DI llOWEVER, BOARD Chair-
bu ~~=i;~7!fDrl~ man C. J. Medberry said the
JMwport a.11e11, C••lf. 111 •1 W..a2<4 lhrec were outvoted before ~~~~~~~~~~~'1_~1he~y ~s~po~k~c~by proxy voting of
more than 52 million shares in
the holding company that O\vns
the Bank of America, world 's
largest commercial bank.
The antimanagement candi-
dates were Dr. Carleton Good·
lett. black San Francisco phy·
sician and newspaper publish·
er: Carol Hancock. a cofound-
cr of the National Women 's
Political Caucus. and Neil
Gendel. director of San Fran·
cisco Consumer Action and
former securities fraud attor·
ney in the state attorney gen-
eral's office.
THE MANAGEMENT'S
slate of 16 directors. including
Claire Giannini Hoffman , t~
only woman. polled 53.9 mil·
lion shares. Goodlett and Han-
cock polled 12,382 shares and
Gendel 2.082. ~1rs. Hoffman is
the daughter of the late A.P.
Giannini, the bank's founder.
Ford Calls
THERE IS A FACTORY AUTHORIZ·
ED DEALER • .FOR EVERY POPULAR
·t.JAKE CAR IN THE WORLD ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR BOULE·
YARD OF CARS.
· Safeway Hit By Solons
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Listen Tigh-t~ Fan ; th.
RECORD STAR NOW
John Woyno
Orchestra
To Perform
The 65-piece Golden West
College Symphony w i 11
perform in a free public con·
cert at I p.m. Sunday in the
college's community theater.
Appearing with the
orchestra will be 19-year-old
John Walz, a virtuoso cellist
whq has appeared with major
orchestras throughoUt the na-
lklo.
Walz apd the symphony will
perform the Haydn "Cello
Concerto in D Major ,"
Schubert's'· Ros am u n de
0 ve rtu re," Borodin's
"Symphony No. 2," and
N~bon's "Jubilee."
.Kids Like To
Ask A1idy
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Yesterd•r'• Greatest Hitters Speak:
"Tomorrow's Baseball
Heroes"
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••rhe Yankee ChJ1per," Joe Dit.laggio. Hank Green·
berg at Detroit. The Si. Louis Cardina/J' Start "The
!tfan." Musial, wlw may have been the greak&' all-
round hitkr in the lii&tory of ihe National Leagiu. And
Joe "Duclcy" Medwick, winner of the "triple crown"
for St. LouU, in 1927. Tl~&e are the narru& that conjw
up &pringtime ••• and •hai caU that !lira the bl.ood of
ewry A.rmritan male (and many. many ladie&, too):
"Play ball!"
For ·a very special sports exclusive, FW asked 11
DI the all·time great, powerhouse hitters of major·
league baseball to pick the superstars of tomor·
row. And to substantiate their choices.
Eveiy avid baseball ~an -and even the duffers -
will want to match his choices for top billing on the
diamond in the coming seasons against the
greats'. Look tor this cover story in the March 25th
issue of Family Weekly magazine.
e 'UNSll\!KABLE ' SANDY-A former classm.ate
shares her 1recollections of a happy association
with a girl who becsme a top television star
despite a "sincere but shrill voice"-television's
·Sandy Duncan.
• DRESSING ROOM DIVINITY -" ... There are'
very few atheists in ~lng rooms ... " Come-
dian Joey Adams explains whY enlertAiners like
Bob Hope, Saminy Davis Jr., and Jerry Lewis
are "doing the God bit"-the !performers' way
· of saying they'ye found religion.
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R~ssell.: May Never Forget One 25-foot Shot .litle, Pride
Last Goals NEW YORK (AP) -It won't gb in
the National flasulball "-la~op
nocord book, but Bill Russell probably
never wW for&el lbt %5 root shot he
made lrom. a swivel chair, a shot he
was supposed to miss.
Millions have seen it on television -
in a commercial -but few know the
time, money, laughs and tension that
went into what turned out to be a »
second adventurt.
To get that 30 seconds of r1lm . it
took 12 hQurs and finally the producers
U11ser Car
Cracl\:s Up:
He's Okay
ONTARIO -Driver Bobby Unser has
escaped serious injury in a.flaming crash.
during tesls -but the same can 'l be said
for the Indianapolis-type car he \vas
\\'heeling.
A spokesman r u r Ontario Motor
Speedway said the machine out or Dan
Gurney's All-American Racers shop had
two \\•heels sheared off coming o u t of
tum four \Yednesday and the car slid in-
\o th.e pit entrance rupturing a fuel cell
and exploding into flames.
Unser somehO\Y managed to scra1nble
out of lhe wreckage without even a visi·
ble bruise. a track spokesman said.
Although other Lndy-type cars have
run around 200 miles an hour at Ontario,
(;uroey's crew would not say how fast
Unser was going. No dollar estiinate was
given for damage to the $100,000-plus car.
Elder J{cplies
: NEW ORLEA.t'\S -"ff I was given a
special invitation to play in the Masters.
r "·ould not accept." Lee Elder said
Thursday . "l vdll make it on my own."
Elder. one of the few blacks on the pro
golf tour. has bLoen the focal point of a re·
-:· fent controversy over the ~tasters
Journament to be played in Augusta, Ga ..
· April 5-8.
· Elder, in Ne\\· Orleans to compete 1n
this week's $125 .000 Greater New Orleans
Open , denied slatements attributed lo
him in an Associated Press story in
1\·hich he charged the ~1astcrs wilh
changing the rules of admission to ex-
clude blacks.
(.:ollllors Wins
·: WASHINGTO'I: -Top.seeded Jimmy
: Connors of Los Angeles easily crushed
.,. pancho Castillo of Colombia, bul second-
ranked llie Nastase of Rumania strug·
g1ed before dO\\'fling Sherwood Stewart
Of San Angelo, Tex., in th.e Equity Fun<J..
ing indoor tennis toumamenl Wednesday.
Connors sped past Castillo 6-0, '"3
11h.ile Nastase out-lasted Stewart, 7-5, 6i.
Another Rumanian, Ion Tirlac. lost to
-r.ennany's Karl Meiler, 6--0. 6-t. then
threatened to go home.
· In other singles matches Wednesday,
Jan Fletcher of Australia defeated Bob
-Kreiss. 7-6. 4-6. 6-3: Paul Gerken strug-
gled past Jaime Pinto Bravo of Chile. 6-7
7-6. 7-5 : and Nick Kalo or Greece downed
"' Steve Tidball , 6-1 , 6-1 .
.. Held.Juan Sues
' CLEVEl.AND -Julie Heldman, a
member of I.he 1971 Wightman Cup team,
has sued a tennis court surface manurac-
turer because of a knee injury she
received during those championships.
1Horney Thomas A. Heffernan filed
the $100.000 suit against Uniroyal Joe. of
1~ew Je~y in Cuyahoga County Com·
1non Pleas Court Wednesday on behalf of
l\tiss Heldman, a native ol Houston, Tex .
The suit claims th.e sYnthetic rubber
court surface al Harold T. Clark stadium
in suburban Cleveland Heights blistered
and cam~ loose at the senms during the
match.. causing Miss Heldman to injure
her left knee.
ltfiss Heldman claims she had to use
crutches for some time and that her knee
is permanently scarred. The suit said
Uniroyal supplied , installed and main·
tained the court surface.
Black Ump
ST. PETERSBURG, !'la. -Art
Williams will join lbe National LeagUe
umpiring staff for i973, mark.Ing the first
full season for a black um,pire in the
'-league, NL President Charles Feeney an·
nounced Wednesday.
Williams. 29. whose contract was
·purchased from the 1 n tern al ion a 1
; League, \\'orked 19 games in lhe National
League at the end of 1ast se390n.
' U.S. Victory
GR.AZ, Austria -The United States
broke a %·2 tie with th.rec straight secood·
period goals and beat Japan M today il1
the opening game of tho Oal8 B World
Jee Hockey Championship.
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:€asey Dies
'VISALIA -Funeral services will be
held Thursday for John "Caley" Kazan·
t jian. a former Fresno State COllq:e and
;. SIMford Unl••rslty lootball star.
. • t Ksmnjl1n1 68, dJed Monday tn a • I' hoopitnl liel"t. A native of Fowler and a
: ~1 rincher ln the Vtulla area ror 37 ytatsJ
l Kazanjian was rated ''one ol the flneet
rllllbicb w•"• had" by FSC footblll
·"': coach Emory Ratclille In the .. rly 1921ls.
:.-; From FSC, Katanjlan went on to Stan--! rerd University, where be pI.,..i auanf on
tbe 1921-27 Indian Rose Bowl learn.
.. tiled by rewntini the ocript to "°"'
fomt wltb Russell'• remarkable
talents.
The script called for Russell to sit in
a swivel chair behind an elgbt·foot
desk and tell all the viewers that they
cnn make points by calling friends and
relatives via long distance.
At the end, he was supposed to
wheel, throw the ball at a basket 25
feet away and naturally miss since
nobody t.'OUld make a shot like tlui.t.
Then he was to say : "I can miss,
bul You .,.,,.. mlll u ,... ... Jone
distance . . ... .
R=eU went through tbe routine,
cameru gtjnding, th<n spun and shot.
Swisll! Right through tbe basket
Didn't even touch the rim.
RusoelJ himsell was mom..U.!jiy
stunned. So were the cameramen. and
agency people. "I can't miss," Blll
qWckly improvised, "and you can't
mi~: eilber, b~ using long dislance
"Let's try that again," a director
y~Ued.
Cameras -Russell , .... hll
little speech, ...-aod ~-the
boll. Moel cl. tbe Umo, tbe bell missed.
\Vl1'll tt hil, tbe lonner Celtics star
was unnatural wlth his commentary.
"Okay,-. another time,'' the a:-
uperated d!Mtor barked. This went
oo for bours. put luoch. past the din-
ner hour, and lben finally the dedsioo
was made.
"I.et'• k«p the original shot," Ille
~tor said. The agency people
agreed. There was a naturalness 1bout
h, and the &asp and laughter that
followed the abot couldn \ b •
duplicated.
.. lt turned into our most aucces.sfuJ
commercial," one offlci1l said.
!l's amadng," said Russell, wbo u ... es i.n W Angeles and doubles u an
NBA commentator on ABC network.
"E\'erywhe.re l go, people ask m~ how
many tries l had to take before mak·
Ing that shot.
.. J teU 'e1n one. but nobody believes
m~-"
Fo1· Bruins
sr. LOUlS (AP) -"It's th.c cham·
plonsh.lp 'A'e'rc ar~. but lt's al.so the
pride in doing things wr:JI ." says John
Woodtn. 'A'h0$e UCLA Bruil\S will seek
(1nother collcg!at~ basketball titl e begin·
nlng Saturday. ,
Vo_lley of. Debris, Chorus of Boos
The 62·yeaMld Wooden , tnterrupted
Wednesday in tht midst of preparation.
indicated the \Yest CoMt power's try for
n ninth championship In 10 years would
mran as much as the first
··1 think It mea ns as much as any other
title meant to us," he said. "If you haVl'
pride aboui you , which every coach and
every player has. you try to win.''
Spic.es Action Between Lakers, KC Wooclrn. a six-time Associated Prl'SS
collegu1t{' ronch of the year. 1vlll send his
b31ancl.'d Bruins against surprising In-
diana in se nlifinals of th<' Nationa l
Collcgiaie A!h.lel ic Association tourney
Saturday nt 1:10 p.m. PST.
KANSAS CITY (APJ -The biggest
verbal fuss in the National Baske~ball
Association in a Jong wh.ile still sim-
nlered today.
It came during the third quarter or
Wednesday night's game itJ which the
Los Angeles Lakers downed th.e Kansas
City-Omaha Kings 124-118.
The principals were Kings coach Bob
Cowy and one of his players, center Sam
Lacey, and the two officials, Mark
Schlafman and Richie Powers.
& far as the overflow crowd of 10,277
was p>ncerned, Jerry West, the Lakers'
great guard who led all scorers with 28
points, was sort of a villain.
Here's what happened. .
Lacey blocked a shot by Bill Bridges or
so he thought. Schlafman thought
otherwise. He got Lacey for goaltending.
The Lakers led 82-73.
Lacey said something to sChla£man.
who called a technical foul on Lacey.
West sank the free throw.
Lacey said something else.
Powers called another technical on
Lacey.
Afterwards. Powers said as he "was
heading toward Qiusy, I beard a tZ.let·
ter word directed at Schlafman and 1
called a second technical."
Exit, Lacey.
The first volley of debril, accompanied
by a chorll! of boos, hit the floor.
Cousy strolled onto the floor. He said
something.
U"I T.,_flt,_
THE KINGS' BUTCH GORING GOES AIRBORNE OVER TORONTO'S DAV&' FORTIER.
Cancels Conference
Tarkaninn Says 49ers
Are Pressuring Him
LONG BEACH (API -Coach Jerry
1Tarkanlan hii:s told Cal State (Long
Beach) to cancel a news c<inference the
school called Friday for an an-
nouncemtnt on whether he wouJd stay'
and coaeh the 49ers for a sixth basketball
season.
• Tarkanlan bas been offered the bead coac~lng position al University of
Nevada al Las Vegas and is apparently
leanJng toward accepting it.
The coach, whose 49ers ranked third
natkmally this last season. canceled the
news conference Wednesday saying be
felt pressured by Long Beach. which get
up th.e gathering on campus then
stlpulpled he coold only moot there wltll
reporter& If be decided to stay.
The 4~·year-old coach gave no fn.
dicaUon When or where he would make
hlo decision known and a spokesman for
the school said there was nothing to show
whether Tarkanian would make his an-
nouncement 0 tomorrow or next week."
Before meeting with UNLV Premdent
~Id Zem eatUer this week Tarkanian
said, 0 WDen all this is completed J'll
come back to Long Beach and meet with
my at19mey. If everythlng Is all right I'll
-)>rohably sign." .
Alter the meeting Tarkanian said, "1
was Jmpressed, my wife was impressed,
everybody was impressed."
1be Las Vegu offer is said to be a
$22,000 univeralty salary along with
$15,000 for a television show and $8,000
from the booster group. According to
reports Tarkanian would also get a
ll00,000 home built at cost; a •125,000
recruiting budget; two free cars each
year and free medical and dental care
and $3,000 wortb of clothing every year.
•
Kings Remain
In Contention
LOS ANGELES (AP) -If Mike Cor-
rigan's Los Angeles teammates had bis
luck against the Toronto Maple Leafs th.e
Kings would be a lot better off in their
lry for the National Hockey League
playoffs.
Corrigan slapped In two shots ln the
first period and another in the aecond
Wednesday night lor hJs IJrst th!'ee10a1
NHL perfonnance, laadlog Los Angeles
to a S-1 victory over Toronto.
Although the Kings .,. il With the
Maple Leafs this &ea90D, Comgan bu
scored eighl. goais and three assists out
of 17 goals Los Angeles tallied against
Toronto.
Corrigan said he was glad about hls
performance but "felt even better •bout
winning a game we had to wln. It wa1 an
Important game."
The victory kept the Kings (our pmes
behind St. Louis in their Chase for the
Blues' fourth. place NllL West l!pot and a
trip to the playoffs. The Kin.gs ti.ave four
games to play, St. Louis five, and a Jou
would have Jen Los Angeles six points
behind and wttl out of It.
Laver Faees Solo111on
ATLANTA (AP) ;-UpoetJ ha,. heon
few arxl far bet.ween at the week·1ong
Peaclitrce Corners International tennis
classic but brash )'OW\ltter Harold
Solol!l(ln will try to chaoge that when he
m .. tJ the king today.
Solomon: a mere 20-leaMld, faces top-
ranked Rod Laver o C<>rooa dcl Mar,
tennis' only mllllonairt, In Ille top inatoh
cl. Alttander Memorial Col!!eum u the
World Championslllp Tennis tour eaters
Its lourth day with the lt0,000 flrtt prize
awaiting the winner lo SUn<lqs linalo.
'J
La•er, winner of O'ler $100,000 last year
on the WCT tour, hu captured three of
the first five events thls Ytat and is
playing what many consider the finest
tennis of 1\i1 career.
'lbc U.ycar.old Australian woo 1
first roond malcll -on lhil tbe l!Xth
slop on the U-clty lour -earlier In the
week over Tom EdlefJH while Solomon
upset Olarlie Puar<ll.
"It's no dl!rerent than any othtr
match ," Solomon .. Id of hl< con-
frOJUtion w1tb Lavtr. "l don't think ·
•
... about ll I can'! tal<e II bome with mo.
J~I 'l'I ulcers."
ln Wednead&y's play, second ranked
Stan &nltll swept past Nll<kl Piiie of
Yugoslavia, M. 6-2: fifth·ranked Dickie
Sl4cklon toppled former <'<!liege teom·
mate Brian Gottfried, 6-3, M : elghtl>
rated Ollr Rl<hty defeated Jaime !'illol
of Ollle, &-1, M, &-2: No. 12 Rob Ma11d,
South All'lca, defeated JoM Alexanck>r fio. 7, Amt1'1lla W, IJ.7, &.t; and Cliff
Dryadale, a South rlcan tripped Phil
Dent. rlllked !Olh, A lnlbl, S.7, f.4, M .
Schlafman called a technical .
Another bombardrnent or paper cups.
ice cream, frult. etc .
Cousy said something else.
Powers called another tech.Jtical.
Exit, Mr. Cousy.
West sank both free Uirows. The booing
increased. The floor was a mes!. Some
guys with brooms took a few minutes lo
clear the debris.
Nate ArchJbald of the Kings, the NBA'.~
leading scorer. broke Guy Rodgers'
lea~ record for assists with 910 in a
season with six during the first half, wa s
the only calm human being in Municipal
Auditoriwn. He sat out the second half
because of an elbow injury and was
nonchalant about the whole thing.
•·1 thought my block was clean." Lacey
said. "Wilt Chamberlain was doing the
same thing down at the other end. l
deserved the fint technical but that sec--
ond one was a rotten call.
"Wil t Chamberlain had just about
broken Matt Guokas' arm at the other
end, Yeah, that second one was a rotten
call. I wasn't talking to the o£ficial at all .
1 was talking to Matt. The man said to
me, 'You're gone.'" ·
Cousy defended Lacey.
"Sam's secon4 one was uncalled for."
Cousy said. "He said he didn't use any
vulgarity. He said he was talklng to
Matt.
"Wben we can't converse among
ourselvts ... 1 think that's stretching
their authority. I really ~on't want to
cornplain. They're the twC\ best officials
In the laoguc."
cOOsy said the NBA has "a very
serious problem. I've heard more general
managers, players and coaches complain
about the officiating thi! year than any of
my 23 years.
"AU ~ I have listened to playen
caJl offlclals things you wouldn't repeat
in a bawdy house on the docks. If you
complain publicly, you glve away a cou-
ple cl. ~d dollars. I guess the peo-
ple got tlwlp-:money's worth. I wish there
was an easier way to do It."
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/\Mad of the enC'OUJlter. \vhich. Wooden
expects 10 be defensive . Providence and
~len1plus Statt' wHll match high-powered
orrenscs at 11 : 10 a.n1. PST.
Finals of the tournament. split a firsr
lime over a weekend, will 1nclude a third-
place game at :1 :35 p.m. PST Monda y,
followed by the tiUe game at 6: 10 p.m.
PSI'.
l'CLA. seeking an unpretulented
se\•enth straight championship. catTies
its rf'Cord of 73 straight victories and top
rank.ing from !he AP's final poll inlo thC'
test
Providence, 27-2 and possessor of a 17·
gam e winning string, ranked fourth.
behind th e Bruins, 28-0. Indiana , 21·5.
was slxth and Memphis State, 23·5, was
t21h .
"l haven't seen Indiana play," said
Wooden, who was interviewed during a
conference telephone call along with the
Hoosiers' Bob Knight and Providence's
Dave Gavitt at a news media luncheon.
"\Ve did have a scouting bureau watch.
Indiana play last week," Wooden added.
"They're a fine basketball team. They
have Cine balance."
Wooden, whcM: teams have wtttw.ood
delays by opponents, sperulated little on
th& extent of control expected from In-
diana but did salute the Hoosier defense.
Adding little enllgh~ment on a game
plan was Knight, who deacribed his
young team as "not too physical." Six·
foot-eight Steve Downing. will draw the
assignment of guarding the Bruins' 6-
foot-11 Bill Walton, the coach sa~.
"Any time you go Into a basketball
game you don'~ know What )'Ol.I1' teem iJ
going to do over tbe course or the entire
game," Knight noted.
NCAA 1'RlES OUT
NEW HOOP RULES
ST. LOUIS (AP) -An experllJlental
basketball gamt to test proposed rule
changes was announced Wednesday. 'n>e
game is Friday at St. Louis Univenlty .
Included in the proposed rule changes
to be tried out in lhe event are; ,
Ralslng baskets to tl feet· from the
customary 10-foot height. Usiilg a 30-iec-
ond clock to designate t h e amount of
lime within which lhe offense mwit al·
tempt a field goal.
Uaing a fan-shaped free throw lane
widening from the normal 12 reet at the
free throw line lo 18 feet at the ba5ellne.
simllar to Olympic lines.
PlayeNJ from former Bllllken teams ae
well as other basketball players from the
St. Louis area will participate in the
game.
A STEADY BACKHAND -Roy Emer90n (left) of Ne"port Beach re-
turns a backhand while partner Rod Laver of Corona del Mar looks
on with approval. They defeated Chileans Patricio Corne/o and Jaime
Fillo!, 6-i, 64, <In the third round at Peachtree Corners nternational
tennis cl11SSic.
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1J DAILY l'ILDT
Newport Wins, 2-1;
~Vikings ~~mp, 5-3
• • ' ' Newport Harbor H 1 b ' I
Sailors stopped I a "" '• A!1'beim, 2-1, to h\&bll t lhe
opening round or S'U •-et 1-ue bueball action
ll'edneaday If~
Leading the way"'81 ~lthtr
Ernie Hook, who llmlted the
Co1on1Jts to thrat bill lll1d WU
never in MrlouJ tl'Ollble after
the l«Oft\l lnnlng.
In oll>er Stlnlr( battle It wu
Marina belting bolt .llun-
llnglon B<och, W. llXI visiting
Loara ripped Westminster, ~
0.
Cooch Andy Smith's Sailors
•W1>rlsed the Anabelm nine
with Hook's slants and the
timely hitting of Mark Duffy
and Morgan Abbot!. •
Duffy singled In Hook In the
thlrd lnn1na after the latter
got aboard after being bit by a
pitch and advancing on Carl
Talltl'I single.
The winning marker for
. New~ •came Ip 1ll" fourtll
lnnlnf ~ lllw. Y..ter banilld out a 6* ~ got IO ~ ,00 a wit( 'Paai W
raced llomo oo Abliolt',a.~lo. H~ struck ..t Ori betters
and b now 3-0 for the overall
campaJcn.
.Marlna'• triumph came In
lhe top of the NVll>lh. when
the Vikings tool< Ml'llllage of
two lluntlngton errors In the
rain.
Scott Wilderman got it
started with a slna:lt and Tom
Prickett made It to first safely
when Huntlngton B e a c h
overthrew the ball at first.
The ensuing ton from the
outfield was also wild and both
runners scored.
Huntington pitcher Brian
SlaaJe struck out 15 and
1.tarina hurler Greg Foster
fashioned 10 strikeouls.
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Sun Valley Hosts
Freestyle Skiers
By M. R. SNOW
Of ... Dalfr ........
Every ski aea&0n for the
paat several years a phase of
the sport Is popularir.ed ltlld
for 1m.n the big thing ia
the freeatyle extu'bltlon, or
more popularly known as hot
dot: competition.
A year ago the interest on
the alopes wu cross country
touring, which 1tarted io ac,.
colerate IO the J>!lnl tbat. Ibis
seaaon regular U.IU'llctkm is
making a few dollars for ln-
structlrs at numerous areas.
In addition, overnight tours
are e.noouraged, empbaz.iJing
survival taat.Jcs in the 1now.
Thi.s weekend the hot dogs
move onto the Sun Valley
slopes with the largest purse
to date offered-$12,000.
A field of 60 daring skien is
expected to compete.
Exhibition Run ~1ill be the
site of the hot dog event with
aerial acrobatics and on-snow
stunts slated for Ridge Run.
Entries will 1'ep~nt three
rtgionals.
Bob Theobald, 24-year-old
director of the Get Hot Ex-
hibition Ski Schools at Steam-
boat , Colo., topped the hot dog
fleld last month ana received
a $5,001 check.
xuon at Heavenly Valley,
starting today with the mq's
giant slalom. The women will
go at It Friday In the ·giant
slalom wilb men competing
In the alaJDm. The gals hold
th!!r lllalom Saturday morn-
11f uch or the navor in the
World Cup has b e e n
eliminated by the bickering
among the French men team
members. Several were sent
home after feuding with their
trainer and thus missing the
action at Heavenly Valley.
Fortunately, An em a r It
Proell will &teal some of the
Jimellght for her Austrian gals
team. She is i virtual cinch to
win lhe lop prize ,; in her
div1slon, having led from the
start as the defending cham-
pion . Italy's Gustavo Theonl,
the men 's d<f<ndlng champ,
al!o ii.a shoo in to win .again.
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signed a letter of intent with
Oregon Stale, the DAILY
PILOT learned today.
White, a 6-3, 216-pounder,
passed for 3,425 yards and 24
touchdowns in hil two sea90l18
at Orange coast He com-
pleted ::;2 of 491 passea 10< a
.513 percentage.
The former Newport Harbor
High star also was one of the
tap punters in JC football last
season.
Peter Brewster, 20, Jrom
Crested;~ Butte, Colo.r ~Dd
Mark !one1, 20, of Cdpj>er
Moun1atn, COio., tied for sec-
ond, but tile former took f750
on a built-in tie-breaker scor·
ing system. Jones was award-
ed $SOI). Two Californians.
John Reveal ot Bear Valley
and Scott Magrlno ot San
Francisco finished among the
top 12.
One or the better hot dog
meets in the Far West was
held at 'Heavenly Valley last
week with John Clendenin of
the home arta the victor. He
wu awarded a new car. Eddie
Ferguson of Crystal Mountain,
Wash., was runnerup and won
State's Best JC Marks
In Swimming Circles
$.100. 1be hot dog meet at .stowe
\Ifill be open to men and
"'""''" Including tll096 under 18, who, however, mu1t have
parental consent to enter.
Th<obald will be 1n. tlle'fl•ld.
along with Stelan
Schemthaner of S t r a t t o n
Mountain. Vt., winner at
Gnat Gorge. N.J.; Jack
Taylor of Stratton, Maine,
winner a~ML ,SOOw, Vt .. and
Reveal',
M...whlle, lhe World CUp,
lulltl1Dg tht finest amateur•
1n the .wotld, winds up lt.s long
4 Crestview Stars
Earn All-CIF ·Honors
FlAU Crestvtew Le a g u e
~era earned first or second
jffm llonon on the All-CIF I.AA buketball team as
oelecled by lhe United Savlnga
Helms Albletlc board.
Finl team bonora went to
'• Jrllb Dunn and El '• nm Tlveoan. It Wll · MOL'lbd year ln a row for 'l'l•-ID p.-• fil'lt-team
""""' Second team berths wer!
~ Kalalla's J • f f
Weblw>I and Tustin'• Don
Donltl. The tn0.1t valuable player of
!he du&!llcotloo ts Murp~'"
T""7 Tale, who repeal«! the llocMJ be 11 .. ned a• a junlot rn
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Univer8ity •
ShutDown To Irvine Victories
. ): Mllllon Viejo H I g b ' 1
lutkl.., Dlabloo loot a :1-2 Con>OI del Mar Hlflh'a Bob 'linlle laillea In th< sixth and
opening round baseball verdict Palmer wu a one-man show • aeventb. Joe Barnett singled
to ho.It Tustin Wedn•sday In the opening round of Irvine and scor<d on B r a d
afternoon In ~atvtew League League ba.,ball 1 c 11 o n Sherwood'• bll• hit In tbe actlao, lhan1<I lo a tw°"""' Wednesday afternoon. Tuatin homer In Ibo thlrd In-'!'be thr .... year I t a r t • r alxth. And 11 WU Barnett who
ning, by Ernie Avalo1. fashioned a seven.bitter, stroked a sinale for an rbl in
And Unlnrtlly Hlah'• non-struck out 11, homered, trip!· th< aeventh, plallna mate Bob
' Founta!Jt Valley'• o n l IC
ftrtworkl wu Sieve Deeter'•
fwr-baner in the !ourih.
Hlnet, Jerry Lopez an4 . . Scott Desrollera Md> ....,
trtbuted a petr of llafttleo ...
lhe 10-blt'Ediaoa attact. ••
' league ccafrontalloa with host ed. scored twlc\e·and garnered Maddm. --"'
Jc Pr Garden Grove proved two rbi in leading his Sea Santa Ana Valley took ad· -• r • ,.. ep-disastrous as 1be latter took a Kings mates to a 4-3 triumph ~:=:'i,"' ! : ~ 1:
' 5-<l decision in a rain-shortened over visiting Estan<:ia. vantage of four singles two er-o.c.lllY, c , 0 1 •
tussle. In other clrcw"t hostilities ror1 and a balk to· score four •-· • 1 • • • set\...,, ¢f ' 1 • • B~eball Cooch Harry Hlllre'1 Dlabloa Santa Ana Valle{;,slopped host times in the third Inning at "'"· I>' • • • '" wf f Tl"l"lft, -. a ' 1 .. made 1 run at Tustin In the Costa Mesa a our-ND Costa Mesa. ,,......,., .. 1 • -1 .,
leVenth bmtng with a two-nm third inning, 5-2. and Edison The Mesans tallied single ~=~~ P ; : : ,$
splurge, but an errant runner bombed host Fountain Valley, markers In the second and Ol•'PV· pt1 1 o 1 t at third base was picked off by 11-1. Total• ,, i 1 ~11
utviu L14'U.I w l 01 Mission'• seventh w 1 5 was in command from the bagger in the second and ~·~ ., 3 t 1. i~M~ Mir l I ::1andby~ft~;~::=~ op=~ =~4i ~gtbe =PP c;: J~~ aMs~;I~ i~~ .. ~b t' ij1
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1 ~i.!e'r."°' i y and Brett Hendricboo walked second inning pulled the Sea in the sixth. r~ir. "" e
1. ,,_. o i the Dlablos bad the bases Kings into a one-all situation. The Edison second frame Toti~• s .-
oun1a111 v.u.., 0 ., • His hiple in the fourth stanza that produced four. runs came tc.,.. •v 111t11111• • • M•ono111 o 1 loaded with two oots. 11 •• , · -~·~ G K '••!·'inn p1ated Alan Jahn! and he after two out. Three walks, a Coit•~ 011'"10-11 t . • c111 1 , "" tnt, J ary ey Buie cu o e run ••.• ,1 In 1 lid . h Whl SA v.u., 104 ooo 11 _ ' • 11, "'!! ••• and -n-.-....... evtnM.wu y scored on a S g e w p1tc , te's double, , _ ~.m~•-•. '!'!.!'.!, 1 an error IUWWQ& 1.1m sec-•fl-u,.n , , ,.. .... ..,, ~ ood 8COft by Jim Davi~ then Steve Hines' single ac-
i-• ti 1Mr~~'L•":r""1'" • Estancia fought back with cowitedforthefourruns. 1-11'*, c1 ' 1 1 •• i dltoll 1 Cotta MIU.I• V..W Ill l.0Jttl1 lb 4 I l ~ •llntlt 11 FDVftfl 11 VtlllY .. I• r 11 rt;I Nlc11011, rl • t t .I M:;,;::·~:::.'w1,zG; ~~Jl.~:;.. ii I 11 '! Rustlers'·Rally Short, ~i.: l ! 1 :j
1':.r11/1v I \~ Tot•I• ts 11 lO r•
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1 .! i;~~'t'j~~~. 11.t'': ~\li'i " .... i.;;.,.. 11 J ' RusUers suffered their fourth With the exception of those ~:c ph ~ : 1 i ,.,.,_,.,, .. ..._ Southern California Con -t tr ba bl • th H•rcltnwl. • s t t •
un1""'11tv ,, ,,.. ~r. 1 3 1 ference baseball defeat in six wo ex a se 01vs 1n e ,111._ P 3 0 , , ,1
SUMl•T 1.IA•u•w , •• ltefl ... I r " I' outings Wednesday as Cypress: eighth the Rustlers gleaned ·r.;~r::-!"! ~ : : ~:
1r1n1 I Mt1111111 Vl•I• ooo ooo 2 -2 ' 1 ch J bn M ls d hi only three !her -• I fl tetra w IM1111t1 ...._. H1r11or 1 Tu.fir. 102 ooo • -.:1 s 1 pit er o orr an s o Mng es o , 11 rJ rnr: AM I ~ UlllwnltY (I) mates shut the door, 3-1, at Morris. f:dlton MUI ~II .. '
w" ~.::r.,IHtll J H ~:lb · •• r ti r9t Golden West. CYl"N ~t' r 11 ,.... FevrittfnV•~'T..c': ;,._ 1 I .•1 "'.'..,,~. w .... ~=i"'l.j' ,_ , ==· ~ f g g g Morris faced only five bat-~r.~·r.rt1, ! ! I ! ll:;.,,_:I"",'"'. '1"
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N.....-1 r . helm I !! I : ~ th• nod, and allowed but five r~n. 2b l ! ', M,., ' I
S.nl• A111..• Sar. Ji1111, rf friimerm1n. lb • o I g Olll'Mn.""TI !I o 1' 11 LMr• I, ~ll'lltg';.IM aftfJf;,,,_ tf hits. ~r~li.':d, c ~ 2 ~· ~ .
• -~· N j ! ! I Golden West made it in· 11111c1on. 1b ' o 1 i ~\' ,, 1 I I f wfal[:""" ~· M" Ao• " " 0 Mo<n ""' ' "' f'' P••k I~~ r, teresting in the bottom ol the To1:r. 11 L I · ; ~ l~; ~ 1 ' ~~to;:,,:: .r'.t:~t!fr..m ••' 11 0 3 0 eighth frame when third Goldel! w",'•'" , , ...... M,d...,,.. 2 1 1 Westem ,, Mtrtlll .. ,.,. .,..,. (II .... Tot.ii 11 ' 1 . ""'""· _ ., ..... 1r ... , .... , baseman Tony Cresci stroked Nodl•nd, 11 j ! ! o c... .. Mar t4J
ANOILUILOOU\, 1.. G0rM: ... ho W. MKlrt!'llY, cl '· .. r II -~ •1~ A""' j KtMr "d3b ~ i ~ ~ an in!till'de-the-park fmell run ~=·;.; %11 i o o ::·~ I I l
f'. !JS"~ 1 111111, ·.. I ' T ~ ~'" Wa tw~tcartnetrlpley Bout"r,';o<dr-r'm,:l,1e.".'' !, I j' I ":': " ! \ ~¥.:;:::......,... k-i i: mfit' 1 f f ! ris~~as ~to the ta~ and 1·~~~rl 3 ~.1~ 3 1 t
Blsl'lllP An;i:i\'J·,ll· G.\:\'./ :ril.·. l ! ! g got Rod Brown looking on a \ cm:.'. ! i i !.'="< " i : I ·1
M!.!'f Dtl s!'. !(1, II• 1'1i:!f!• .ia .J ~ ~ : calleg third strike to end the, ' :r..rt~, pti o e ' ''lf!Tlti 11t1 24 a' , 'I: 11:io:1~, ,,·ff . .-,nlhonY kwt.,. IMI• r II • inninf. 1
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Cal Baptist
Wins, 1-0
RIVERSIDE Sieve
RacbUJtok pltch<d well enough
to win most games but sil~t
bats of the Southern callfornia
College Vanguards and two
successive hits inc1udlng a
double gave bosl Callfornla
Bnptisl College a 1--0 victory
hue Wednesday.
SoCal I• now f.2-1 for the
season and will host Paclnc
CbriaUan . Co\Iep of Long
s .. ch today at Coat& Meu
dly perk.
Rachunok opened the ninth
wllh I doublo ltlld pinch 1111>
ner Joe mUtna '"" .-..r, A strikeout and grolllld out mov-
ed him to thlrd before Doug
Adams was ruled out on 1
close play at llrtl IO end the
game.
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Net Results
Estancia
Hosts Rams
TheEllmcla-will
take Oil • teem ol Loi Angeles
lllm.t jpotball playen In a
bmolll butetbaU --day at Estanc:ta.
Game time ls I p.m., Ucketa
are available at the door at
ft.50 per-.
Among the Ral!ll regulan
ocbeduled lo play are Les
Josepli3oo,1 Jack Snow, !slab RobertlC!D. ' Dive Elmendorf,
Dick Gonion and Phil Olaoo.
OppoolJll them will be
Estancia coaches C r a I g
FaJconer, Jim Butler, BUI
WetW, Gary Carr, Ro(er
Clark, and Dennis McGavack.
An aulollrapb ,...Ion for the
!1111 will follow the game.
aF Swim
A..+Ml1tlc trHnt1l11._, power 1t..ff1t9, p_...,
W1kn, pew•r wlitdows. 1ir coMlltl•nl119, r1dlo,
s111ator Glib Cft~I tA JM s.a
Awr S!IO!llnl (WIN!emtl l0.00 U0
Local Ndl {WlfteM'I U
Girls Meet
At Laguna
lrl91+.t, th1titd 1111" wfrilfo
•~• will tlr11. 16 ll'IOflffi
OpM •"4 lu11 lfl 1ppr1vM Time -t.ot l/f. AIM recitd -~ 11111'.. tt• A,..,.. noon. .... OI' GIN. Jlitftf'tofl T)fll', 1nrm.rW1w. IC(~ -Hetrt ........
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Alta read -~ ",.,.. .. ,...,.. ~1.-.rT .... 11tocw•tut. kr•ldlM -lltlllll ,..,.,
Girls tnd and ft•ld alhlete•
from IS ooboollr will compete
In the LquDa 1lelcb GAA Jn.
vltatlooal Sa~.
Field ....a wlD belln at
f:45 a.m. wftb .1111.pnllmlnan>
nmnJng ...... 11 al t :IJ and
llnals llCbedulod f<r,f :JD.
~Ibo--·· te11111 .... Fountlln ya11oy,
Valencla, eor.no del lbr, SI
M o<I e n a , Ulllnn!tf, 11111>
ttnaton Beach. a»ta M!lla. Brea, MariDI, Troy, Foothlll,
Oranae, N•wport Hul>or,
Buena Pul and host Llguna
Beach.
Compel!Um wfll be lllCed
In all the •tandard ctrll
events. with tropblea for Ibo
first fi>~ places In tealll ICOI'
Ing.
Volleyball
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P,..sslve 'Costa Mesa Motor
Car dtolers hem rec*ed lhop-
pf119 1i111e froM clays to hotl1 on
Coda Mna's Hwtior laalenrd
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. TV IDGID1GHTS ,. . ., ..
f Q 6:30 -"Bri"'9 lo ihe Sun." An ~ woman r.u. In 1 .... witb a JlplDe98 nWi lbort·
ore Peart Harbor; Carroll Baker, Jamel! Sill·
' ~ Ill 8:00 -:·nmgerous.!' Bette Davis won f!>b8st aetreao .otcar.for her ~·rm• In um • ..,8 drama with Franchot Tone. .... CBS II 9:00 -"The Hornet's Nest." Rock Hud·
son stars aa an Army captain who parachutes with
a demolition crew behind Nazi lines w blow up a
strategically ·vital dam. Sylva Koscina costars.
:,:me D 9:00 -lronlilde. An unscrupulous gaml>-~(Robert Webber) with a habit of cheating the Jn.
n°""nt ~· into formidable oppcoition In the per-
""' o( Chief lron!ide (Raymond .Burr).
KHJ D 12:00 -"Tobacco Road." The movie
version of Erskine Caldwell's novel. Dana Andrews,
Gene Tierney and Ward Bond are featured in this !MI mm. .,,.
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Huntington, San Clemente Auditi~ning
A!!dltloos .,. ICbeduled for
_,and~ol
w~k at two community
tbeaten at opposite tnda al
~ Orqe Coast.
Tbe simultaneous rtadinl'
wW be beld by the HuntlJicton
Bffch Playhouse for tbe
mystery-comedy "Exit the ·
Body" and Ow San aemcnte.
Community Theater for "A
( CALLBOARD)
Barrel Full of Pennies," also
.. the lighter side.
Howard Solomon ls dlftctlng
"Exit the Body" for the Hun·
tlnaton Beach Playhouse and
.wllf be looklng !or a balanced
cast of five men in lf?e 25 to 55
age range and five women in
the 18 lo !iO bracket.
open "" May 11 ror • nve-wetl<eftd nm. Fur1her tn-
lonlllllon IN)' be obtolned by
contacting director Solomoo •I
5SW5'15,
Teyouta for ''Baml Full ~
Pennies," 1 new comedy by
John Patrick wbo penned
'l1iree ..., and tine women
cornprbo Ille cut ol the llahl co~ about • UDY family,
and reidlnp are ICbedultd for
I o'clock. "Peonles" will open
~IOlorllnew-al
the Ctbrlllo Playhouse, 2'11
A"'11ida Cabrlllo, Sao
Clemente. "Teahoule of the Augu1t1---~-------I
Moon'' aDf1 ''Evtrybody Lov•
Opal," will be conducted by
dlrtctnr Joanne Applegeu .
The re1dings will be held
upstairs at 223 Ave. Del Mar,
San Clemente,
Auditions will be held at 7:30
p.m. et the playhouse, 2110
Main St., Huntington Beach, ----------,
where "Exit the Body" will
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& Those' Crazy
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"Maa of La Mancha" ,.,
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0 Rdcller On The Roof" ,.,
"Diamonds Ale for.Ver'"
"On Hor Malnt:(1 Secret Senrlce' !GPt
"DeUweranc1"
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"Poseidon Advewture"
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General
SERVICE th1t only
EXPERIENCE can give
Since 1949
NEWPORT BACK BAY
Lovely 3 bdrm.,. 2 bath home -"move-in"
cond. Attr., family style kitchen, incl. spac-
ious eating area. New shag carpeting & cus·
tom drapes. $38,600
THG BLUFFS-CONDOMINIUM
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With a W•ttt Ad .:.,., ,. , ,..
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OPEN HOME .. fi/1'7. -~y,u_~-µ! BEACH • DUPLEX* TEN UNns
A NEAT ONE ON ANITA -Great days! One
of the best houses in Newport Beach . Roomy
family room with mas~ive fireplace adjacent
to country kitchen. Four sunny bedrooms, 3
baths and many extras. Take Santiago to
Estelle to Anita. It's neat, ahh! At $69.900.
UN19UE HOMIS 'OF NIWPOIT IU.CH, '41·6100
A U.rt111 ef .... rtl• ""'-'
REALTORS
EVERY DAY ,.,._ ~ , 2-Story lndMdual home. wttb...,..
1 to 5 All tbia w .. k.. . ~ ..,,_..,. $52 0'00 I ages on ooe """' Eutolde
.VIEW -POOL . 4 ,...~1 w ' • C.M. land. ''Talk to~
Bedrooms, 3 Baths. Top OCEAN ptJPLEX · % tax man on these b' l'i*r
Condition. 2845 Alta Vista, REALTORS BI.OCK ro NEWPORT t.ax lhelter." C'.allietaDt ·IA'
Newport Beach. OUered for ,,.. SANDY BEACH! Investors come $1660. pe1' mo. .FUI.l;
$75,Wl. Call A n y t I m e , 2121 EAS1' c:x.sr HIGHWAY delight· this IMMACULATE PRICE
....,_, COllONADELMAR,CAUF. = ~G~~ '$145 000 VACANT C·l 644 ~ ...,1w1..i ·one bodroom. ' •
5 Acre•. $15 ,000 . Unln-•1.:;1v Great tor Aunt Mary! Mlllt
corpora.led L.A. County, ..., .-~ see to believe • take ad-
Palmda.le. 2 Mila from ~ vantage . EXCLUSIVE
Palmdale Intematioaa.I EXPECT TO BE BARGAIN! C&ll Now •
Airport. Cose to Edwards ENVIED 645-0.'m. Air Force Base. Ca 11 Anytime, 646--0555. That's part of owning this spacious TWO
PALMDALE STORY .custom decorat..d home in BACK
BAY area-4 Bedroom, FAMILY ROOM, ACREAGE 2 baths, buillin gourmet kitcben, with many
Owner May Finance at 7%, xtras. Pool size yard. See to appreciate. 30 Year Note. Interest only •c.2,~ with 10% Down, Prepaid · · · • · · · · • • ' • • · ' · · ' · ' · · · • · • · ' ' · · · '¥"' <Jiii/,
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Interest. 15 Acreli, $1500 pel" BUILDER'S
acre/make offer. Good tax situation tor Right DELIGHT
IndMdual. Call Anytime, Ready & waiting for se<ilnd UNIT on this
646--0555. large c o r n e r lot. 2 Bedroom house,
GONE FOR~
is Youi1"~·
RENT DOit AJtS. A p:>pul31' concept of "turn-key" eas.y liv-
ing. Thi < &pill-level 4 bdrm . unit has been
upgrade:::l \Yith ne\v shag carpeting plus attr.
use of userl brick. Price only $52,500
675-30001J Go,~n~or~ll~~~-=Go~M~~~l~~~-
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HOME + carpets, drapes, fenced yard, in NEWPORT
INCOME HEIGHTS ........................ $31,500.
CORONA DEL MAR
G1ner1I
GALAXY VIEW
4 Bedroom, 4 bath home. Beautiful decora·
tor furnishings Included. Large, covered pool
with roll-back-roof ................. $245,000.
BILL GRUNDY, REALTOR
341 81y1ld1 Dr., Sult• J, Newport Beach
675-6161
* 2 DUPLEXES * .., • -HERITAGE . ' On a wide lot
Costa Mes•
near shopping
Income $7.,440
FORTIN CO.
' REALTORS
Rea !tors 642 .. SOOO
ClassUied Ads . . . 642-5678
G1n1ral
GARDEN ENTRY
Tall trees, l ragrance of gardenias comprise
lovel y entrance for this spec. home with
lam. rm. & den + basement & attic.
Bill Bents.
WHY NOT BUILD?
97 LINDA ISLE is a good si te for your cus-
tom bayfront home. One of the last water-
front lots left & only $69,590.
CORONA DEL MAR
Deligbtlul area-big trees, walk to beach,
park, shops, Beautiful decor. Remodeled
12/71. 3 BR. & guest. '811,000. For app't. call
Paul Quick.
IVAN WELLS-BAYCREST
Lots ol charm in this 4 bedroom, formal
dining rm . home. Bright lam. rm. overlook-
in g pool. S1h Ba. Courtyard entry. Lovely
s:treet. Vacant. rvlary Lou Marion.
SUPER NEW SO' BAYFRONT
Bay views from 5 rooms. Lots of parking.
Pier & slip. Room for 3 boats to 45'. 4
Bdrms., 4 ~ bath s, lam. rm. Exel. fin. Fee.
'225,000. Call G. Grupe.
UNIVERSITY PARK
stay home 6: relax in this former model
townhouse; 2-sty., 3 BR., lam. rm. w/wet
bar; many, many decorator touches-<:all
to ae&-l'Chnck" Lewis
'33-4700 --Coldwell, Banker
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LINDA ISLE-$245,000
Luxurious custom-built 4 bedroom home on
lagoon. Huge family rm w/wet bar, formal
dining rm, game rm & 41h baths. Protect..d
patio, pier &: slip for up to 65' boat. Built-in
vacuwn. Spacious ~story entry.
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2 bedrooms & den , well decorated, shows like •
model home; L~rge lot, room for pool, $6-4,500 FEE.
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
REALTY
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roR ..i. by ........ Balt>oo. NEWPOJtT /4 TIUE _H;;;un;;;ti;;;n;;;IVfol;;;;n;;;;;B1;;;';;;"';;;;;;;;j;;lrv~lne;,;--;:-;;:::;:--;;::;\-'N"'--iiort';;;;-.;-;B;;117,c11;,-;;;--IComm•...,lal
• 11\VlNE bf O...U, Eldra NEW DUPLEX p,_rty 151
laland -100 -,..,..._ m.m Pril> aa1y. HBGHTS WINNER 11 6T3-'1'!110
' $1,000. Sharp I BR. 2BS. frplc, Nr 1706 OC EANFRONT --"•~ ~VE IN &-n _ _... oew, $1500 dwn. Total 1a0. .i.--.1. HUN11N T ~1 ~ • _,. ~w l')'mnl& 12'/'fJrr mo 1113-1103, ~· user ~ ... ~~-avail. G ON
4 Bedroom • ,...i • $75,000.
4 Bedroom • Fee &
Vlaw -'102,<XMI.
f Bedromn • Fee &
View. Jl()f,Ml.
S Bedroom • Fee 'A
View • $ll0,000.
3 Bedroom • Umts •
Duplex • 1127.500. s Bedroom + 2 Br.
Duplex • ,, $135,500.
5 Bedroom • ree &
View • $140,(0).
.f Bedroom • Fee • ·So.
ol Hwy • $186,500.
Call 6'J5. ml
\Ul~OIAtY Of THI COLWIU. CO.
LITTLE
DOLL HOUSE
$24,000 3 BR 2 BA
AU poli3bed. &-~-Fan-tutic used brick tireplace
Plenty of land here to grow
YoUr own yegetables and
fruit. Pay just $191 per mo. on this VA resale.
beJp ........ -FHA ~13. s lldnn, I Baths.......... 8" ... CH loan. I --., 2 '*"' 4 Bd<m. 2 Broths-.. ,....
-· -.,.,.... L...,.. S..ch Bllnl, w/w """'°· frpleo. JJ,1 x 192', South .Jde o1 dnlpea, retrt&en.tor. Quk:k • LoYebt view, best bNdt. Warner nr Balsa CJ:iica
............ owner .. _ MONARCH BAY $50.000<ll>Wn handles. -• weH -at
t.rredBEi CALLFONT~N· E ,._,,,,., is aumsted In -!~~~~v!ted 15'1.SJO,
.,. .,. .-~ry """" o1 th 1 • cn•1 ... -BKR PETE BARRETT SHAJtPEST 5l'AROUS"r ell:· beautltully arranged 4 .,..,...__.., ·
........ paint ltiJI wet, hard· bdnn. home. Richly des.... DOLORES PLAN -REALt OR-
wood flooro --ed lo dcllilit lbe most THE BLUFFS '4l..S21IO Bceauty l>le8.t ilr&pes, cozy fast~s 1 n d Iv l d u a 1. _ ___ ___ __ _
oorner tireplat.~ ln )ivJiw Spac10U& family room, Pop u I a r early area .....__ _ ___......,
room. tntm:om thnlout. 3 el~~t dining room ; G~nbelt & some bayv~ LAGUNA BE ACH
Bedroom, 2 bath& vacant. perfect tor the molt t!X· 3 Bdrrns, 2K ba end unit. f Very di.tlncttve retaU
70' lot. Priced right. CALL quislte dilllltl' party. Wood CUl~sac location. $61,900. 11«ns + 2 howlea on So.
968-4456. paneled den, aparklln& pa.Uo Broker, 644-llll day or~. Cout Hwy., stepir to beach.
area with ""<• healed pool. CAM EO HIGHLA NDS Slores are . leased .. ll<ault-$ll7,IXKI ful <>c..'8n View + l.l)C(l(De.
PARK lmmae. 4 bdrm hon>e. Ocean Alk.lna $275 In) ~I view, Access to l private REALONOMICS' CORP
HUNTINGTON VTOe'f"-hesd>es. l'l!,500. Broken ~ -.,, "' Open House Sun, 1..S
"C.talina Model" 4 Bedroom REA&..ESTATI! CAYWOOO REAL TY Income p,_rty 166
" !amlly ...... 2\lo baths, 1190 Gt....eyre St. * 541-1290 * SAN CLEM UP&••d•d wall-ID-wall 494003 "'9-00IS HARBOR VI EW HOME ENTE
cupets & -~ OXflehslve "FORECLOSURE PRICED RIGHTI MONACO 6,, very ~~ 2 bedroom wall de«ntio~ tbruout. Big ocean view' 3 Bclnn townhouse units · each a
Realton 56-6465 ~~ c~. A"'!!'!'1 PENDING'' 2 bath born ;th be tllttl 2 bed., pen, 2 beth, Prlct'd aepate• bulldi.ng. 100' fron1 "........... __ " ~-. e wi . au redueed to $00,500! Highly a aandy beach Asking
Open Eves =. at· only $52,950, 3 BDRM 2 BATH ,ll'Z ~l ~ & hills;~e. upgraded -must see. 1946 $145,000. Submit Your otter
FOUR 'BED"M ONLV $21,500, Available Immediately atittl Attached i~ ;:a;e Ni;;; ~~~gh~n~Y ~ne•, alter' lnspcot!ng. Ca JI
.,. '1 small deposit and credit patio areas. Easy-care' land-· · Y ease. 675-7225. CONDO 2 Bedroom, bullt!ns, ex· check. Total payment la ..,.ping. A jewel at $49,!lf>Q. ~ ~it~~~~ B~i~i:; .~ rl.,. b~'. ~r. ne~:;£1 = ~'-=~ ; * ·~2800 * =ntE.~CRL,U3s:: Ii!]_ J :g~. I
term & camelliaa thru wkle Formal din, den or tam rm, toda,y 1or appr to 1ee for Mom. Close to all mop; a~zt Pier & Sllp -$215.000 ' . ·~ ~ windowoprotectedlromthe fpl, lrg kitch, 2 CIU' gar, 96:H851. ping and scbools. VA lo6n _..,.,...,... LIDO REALTY '
street, enjoying a gounnet b~ ree area w/Olympic -t ot 1% annUAJ per rate. -.mi~~ 1177 Vla Lido, Npt Beach tuutOIAIT Of tMI C.OLWllL co.
dinner prepared in )'OU? pool. Only $32,~. ':N/m1n jlll~l r $3,500 will take tt. Call • ' ......... c.. ' 673-7300 . Fin«I Ph••• SELL-OUT Chers kitchen, you'll llke 10% dn. Weat aide of Back
1hls 2 BR. home w/charm I: 1Bay, · 2 BR Home, l blk to ocean. Only J Deluxe 4 Plexea l.«l
convenience to shopping & O>mpletely turn. Vacant. in ttUa lf'OUP· No more llire
beach. Guess what? Only BROKERS LNC. Realtors 5'5-9491 Assume $.17,000 loan. 1.ona! lhf"m, 10 HURRY! .Laree ~·!;'~ Call agent_ for appl 531.5llO ( ~.) Open Eves. Realty Company -R·2. $49,500 full price. units w/a:ll a m e n l t le 1 .,~.,u ... 531·5100 I ''2 YEARS NEW PLUSH 4 BR REDUCED $26001 Newport "'' R..,lty ()pen House Dally l0-6. """"""°'==~~~-I ~~!!'!!!!""'!!!!"!""'!!!!"!""''" 1 · 67:r:I058 121.32 S. Huter, G.G. * DUPLEX * ! : 1 Minutes to beach • 3 Bed-CUstom ·decor. 1" ha. Dini Beaut:llul custom 3 BR, l Spartlnt In~tment Corp Comer lot; real neat pro-BEAUT. poo home 3 Br, 2 rooms, 2 baths. Decorator'i farn rm. Frplc, Nr achoOls bath home._ Luscious rar· Newport Heights Sp.rltng lnve1tment •
perty. 2.Bdrms. each. New-~.~i;-~~~ dream, custom shllJ car-4 llhops. $32G,E950M. ~9001;11Q!:?::!:':%~ _ A. GEM .Corp.
ly painted outside. One of pets, drapes, mimln!d _ ,,~.., """""'. <G2S) _ I ___ .!:638-~566~2~--the ·best locations, S<t. of F I V II wslh Freshly painted In -1st Tun ollued1 Prim .1-
Hwy •. Oltered fQl-$74,500. qunt~ n • ey and Out, ~ clea:n! ~~~Hwy.,~ Heights earea. Channing : Town 'N County
M$>RGAN REAL TY "OW?jm ·~,. :~ cfil~ quick ' • B E A U T I Fu LL y ·:nu;.: ~k=· :S: DELUXE! Fantastic duplex
673-6642 675-6459 • WhJlt ~ b\Jy.,be.the o_,,. FRANCISCAN SPANISH" • Here Is a 642-1235 64U21IO 21! baU.., ttle & dbl. ba11~'. featul'lna modem kltd>ent,
DlJPI:.EX must • aw-bind this borne that ottera. all the Lge. kit.ch. wlbJt·in• & huae bedrma, climate con. Sil>~ Sef!bore Soups In •P'l.rkJill&' '~lean 3 FOUNTAINS ~gance-of a baCienda-rei BY Owner, 2BR, 2BA, newly hdwd. cabinet11. Stone frplc. trot, privacy. $50,950. U:>w r;~~/~~' t,~:;&~~lllnp ~ Spiral staircase u you en· e roof, s P a c l o u s redecorated, Ocean City Vu, Dbl door entry w/alate down ,or owner may
tng lp &: lhag crpt thruout the living room. a formal ter otters warmth and bedrooms, private study $59,SX>. W Prine only, 745 Garii.ge on alley w/extr~ finance! See tocfali! 645-&100
+ i bdrm g•~-apt. Great dining room with a bu,llt!Ji charm. Most IK>Ugtit.after ~Y we~ &3 lireplacar ce, a ~2905uc ay, 4 9 4 -8 6 J·S.... parking. Only 7 yrs, old. N r, -~· h teh and best f all lt floor "'"" 4 •~-3 ' garage Xlnt cond. 159,500 V. E. n ... ~-I & Co. 61~altl~'!'. By owner, STI,500. au prime reskl~tial. ~~ baths,~&;~~. plust~uch ~· --~Y a OCEANFRONT 2BR. 2BA CALL I:\. '''·1 41• J)flo •• ;:!"C..:...., ,.,....U'10 Let us show tJtls one •. sell cleanU:w electrtc Oven mus !Osee .. -~.1.BKR CONDO,SoothLaguna,RED 9:.:,~
SP AC IOU S C °'on a 536-2561 BKR. !annal dining room, famllY OWNER deoperat<. Top 3 CARPET RE A LT 0 RS. 4.......,.. 7 UNITS-$75,000
highlands, liome. 4 bd, 2% OWNER arurious. Beautiful 4 room, covered patio, aose bdrm, 2 baths, din1ng rm., 49'1-l'161. · REALTY ExcelleQt Starter or .Retir'f!.
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~:rn:.rierr:: 8~'. u:~: bdrm. 3. bat1?5! Huge bo~us '°college, llbopphlg & free. f:':[ ~~ ij!; Fb~~y rm., Lido Isle Ne•r Newp•rt P••t Olllt• ment Unit. 1 Blk from Cbut
Fee simple. By owner. 512 !"11·• J>:-tio, dini.IJg rm. Built· wa,y, CA.LL ~-u t·ins a ' trim RARE A Hwy Walkln&' distance to
DeAma °'·· 613-08<>!. '"" fireplace, family rm. hri< l'»,!lf>O. 846-()604. *' EXCLUSIVE * PPEAL all 'ochools ~ lhoppinc.
Prestigious brk $51995 OWNER tra.nd. 3 Bdnm., 3 f Bdrma., plus den; 5 baths. See this cha.rmln&' ruallc ALWAYS RENTED
SPEC. BAY & OCEAN VU MZ-2561. • . ' ' baths! Bhllt·ills. dlnlng rm., !!() Ft.. Nord corner. home with ua--' brick ~le., Bia-. ~ -. Lusk-bit 3BR, ' -!am rm, ..,_ ""-1--f .. -n.. M"ftft"icent lo bom ~ "'' -..... 6 OWNER transl 4 Bdrms 2 pauu. .c-•.11::puu.~, -....v.v nn. ........ , cus m e. 2 bdrnu 2 ba's Fam rm
Xtra lrg lot, upgrded & Im-ba"-p ...,_ .:ii";..... " Very sharp. brk $39,900. $170,ln:l. F.A. h~1. plus· hobby. ~'. Mctunt1ln, Deaert, mac By owner. $79,500. u.... auu, ......... '6 rm, 842-6691. R rt 1'4 644-0128 Open Rouse Sat & built-~ Quiet &!ea . · RENTALS Sum . Newly remodeled. Lge .. I -'-''"''°=;.....~--..;,;",,;.. Sun J{i. No dOwn tenTlS available. OWNER must sell. Pool : mer, wmter eov'd. patio le room for
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lBR, <>cWl side of hwy. · WNER--~-~"...;ve RAMBL-I NG-ESTATE Fit'eplatt, fanilly rm. On II am vta-Wo, Npt. Beach-<>ALL,,-~. ' O <-ltl -~.!':1·~0.Pllleaclo., .!.1!J.·, Owner will tinance. RED 4 ~ .. ~ .baths. SpjUlish Heavy iron g r 111 w or k 3 acre. brk $39,500. 962..(666 • 673-7300 'ii:I' r,:::::..I":'" ~ ,..,:---' ,.., CARPET RE AL 0 T RS 1 accents. . Dinmg nn. built· massive arches & thick "PRICE REDUCTION" _ M.-r -..1.1 -n.&.,
i97;1761 ins, family rm, patio. bric walls. 3,000 sq ft lnchldes 4 we have slashed $1500. from FOR SALE by owner, cute ;IA.LTV-.. Reel E1tete W1nhMI 114
OP.Elf daily 12-3. mJ $27,000. 962--auite-aize BRS'•, bup °" aales price of U1is 3 u,,.....,~ltnn, 3 BB. den, 3 Ktar N1W,or 1 'r•'•t Ottlce•/;.:::;.=::.:.::;:=..;:;.:::~::...:;:;:1 Altura 3 Br 2 Ba new Huntington &---h lorniM din•-room all bedroo ~ 1y Th BK, 2 Story, tplc In Mstr ~ "' I-'" C-L. . ' ' ~ gla.afamlly .. ;,.3Leviliot oWnenr:re~Outottti! bednn, loads of clo11ets, * NOW SEE THIS* JI'(' yU ~ .._ =e:~ crpt~'. & plush carp e t1a hand area and mu.st sell. Lush $76, 700. Principals only, Complet~y mnodeled WW buy ;your property. AU $28 000 mortared stone ~-Large shag carpi!ts, walnut pane!. m-™° Split-levet 3 BR. 2 baths, cuh ·within '12. hra. Call
VIEW horn@, taste fu 11 Y ' arts &_crafts nn. CUatom ing and a ir"Overed patio, , , Llke new with oJde charm. 98U8Sl.
II . I ed ·to oell. Brok" eve We ha"" 3 tli1ferent homes lrans!•m>d North. Priced ' "= '· • • · BALBOA BAY PRuP.
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decorated. Fee land &: pric-xtraa galore:. O w n er a Don" •-1tat call Mew Verde Trte shaded grounds $55.i.,!XX), 1 II ~
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C .f Me . Cali us first, we have them That1s not the down pay-contact • add'l. Info. C A L. RE AL , twnhl. Bldr-en,p-ucbt will 0 • sa all. CALL 8!1l-85.11. men~ thafs the pri"'! The KASABIAN REALTY 534-9440 Sonlo,;w . ._ .. , either low auh
"-Hou S.t S n POOLS down payment " l'ISll. " Jilb· lop JJriC<!'wlth aubrr .,,..n se " u Beaut 1 story condo. xlnt RHI E1tot1 '62.6644 Newport Buch OWNE!\, 112:il 4own. J BR int vent1*e w/<rwn.
3 6R.2331QuJW-PriSt.ced "'!"'1, close to major ..... OWNER -Muat ..U <BR + 2 BA, ffplc, Nr Sou!h a;;! . Writ~ CU ad No. &25 Dally
et street to $29,900 UP pmg. Elec blt!n R/0, den comp redec .-.. BLUFFS CONDO Plua. 1 yr old, Total PDot. P.O. -1560 O>ita
sell at $25,900; or drive past 4 To dloose from. 3 &: 4 bed-rell't.g, waabet-, dryer, new pani:c ~ wallpape' r ~ 3 Bdrma., 2% batM' pymntl $211 mo. 833-ll03, Mesa. Ca. 92626 &: call PRICE REALTY, w/w crpta. &: drps, patio, much more. Acrc.s, fro Newer Q-P!an !m-9503
Sti-DS. ~ ~~~~ c1oae to pools and elem schl &: pk. ~ m TED HUBERT &: ~ 'N~ 0:~t1v'~ ho.,.. .... • 4 BR, by owner. Newly ,,...,.,.. clubbawie. Thi.a ii a sleeper: ,..........,...... :un Vla Udo NB -~ ..... _...
redeoorated. $33.00J. See at terms. VA or 5% down • l.cwest price in tovm. Thia T.0.P. on this ~ clean 3 • ' ·
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3154 ,Sharon Ln. ca 11 Excellent locations for can not be equalled. Br, 1% ba home. s.mi dn. NPJ'. Shrl. By ~. A· , .... _...._. 1:m:1 min. down & aasume mort.
5t0-m1. school, coliege, shopplna: &. will ll.8$Ufflf Pi 000 FHA frm. A·l oond. Walk to _ ,..... ~v~91 prty. Mn. Boileau
. *-REPOSSESSIONS* freeway. CAIL 89'J..8533. If loan.~ ' tbe~a~c~h.~T:e:nnls:, ~poo:l~.~146~,~roo~.:1~~~~~~.::iiiiijj~~~~7Vi¥;i~ru~; Thruout Or. County $2S <to Irvine _66-f948. MobU H BALOOA ls. home wanted. 2 ·!40,000. Call for Bddn!ue~ 962.4471 (:::.)546-llOJ WATERFRONT bargain on ,_,,,., gtory, 3 bd with apt.
Wills IU"1ty, S<fi-7739. Lido BB¥. Luxury dbl wide For Salt 125 Pl'&· Cuh, Prl!tdpal• only
SPACIOUS Mesa v er.d'e LA P.ALMA CHARMING custom !um. 115,500. Mo 1~67:r~306o;;tc...,=~~--
HOlllO 3 BR. 2 BA, fl'J>I. RANCH<>' LA QUESTA ENGL1sH DECOR 673-38•1· tor Home Rentals 1100.000. -NEEo 1o invest 1n
w/w, huge F/R. A steal Red ' tH roof high be ed. In this 3 bdnn., 2%: ba. home BAYCRE:Sr, located on San· , . home1 at appraisal value .
$39,950. 5.57-5346 ce~ . m'.a.S4l.ve s~::1mp with Its large bonus room ttago, 4 ~R. 3 BA, fam rm, $ALES & LEASINQ Agent 847-6612
3 BR, 21n BA. Condo. Patio, •!One tr tcip'l ace, all ·UJ;lllafrs, oor;y c 0 r n er fonnal dln rm, by. owner, full service facility
dbl B Ow $25 450 "FORECLOSU~, landscaping patios drapes fireplace dowm!aln, formal $67,500. 646-3408 Da M I ff -r."6ru~. ~Jn . . PENDING" d&•n-•• :.~.i.i: ~:...~ ... ~ =~~PJ.J • ;:.u:: nuMllp1ee,·~ -~.":-~~ nmar o or omes 1 ,_ 11 • J
Put a little "loot'' m your _...alWI .... ._, ........... and la.ndacaplng-. GMnbelt *~ neal.Ull -~~,.!!!.:!~~-_1;-~!iii~---~· ~~, Lovta-eell those b.iubJ,. for 3 BDRM 2 BA TH and elegant private living location near pools park * 531 ·6800
f<l ... A'-" ean Oaaifled room, Better tl\lln a new and recreation 14 9" 5 0 0 ~: Available immediately after model &Dd priMI to sell. Makes it tours.' ' QUICK CASH nuoo. Near new '72 unfurn. Busfness
small deposit and credit BKR ~11 i 3 br, 2 ba, tam rm, Oreertunlty 200
Just Say . £.r;~r::.;.:~ .. ~~~~:..~:~ red hill THROUGH A ~o/£. ~:r~~~~i sUP cA~!ERING
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Vacancle1 COit mqney! Rent .Otftct houn 8 AM to 6 PM , SACRillCE µdo Bay, dbl et, Costa Mesa. t::f equfp .
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Oasaifled Ad. call awu. ~ TRAILER SPACE CALL Ci) , .. ,.1•1• !
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I DAC TU'i .'1 111.1 f· I CUPAN 1s I • I I I Roaldam remarkt •1•m grate.. _ _ _ _ _ _ ful 1o chemlatry. After oll, II
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A<:r11go for Hlo · 150 • Builders Supply ==;;...;..;~=__;::;1 HOLLAND Bus. Sain
1 Aett No. Calif. My equity &15-4170 ot 5«).0608 eve.
It low monthly paymenta.!'!'1!~!!!!! ..... ~'!1"""'""'"'11 962-4173. ARE joou oatlalled wit!> )'our
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10 Deluxe 2 bechwm, 2 batll betwn I' IO 6 8 PM .
WI! .. I dahw1hn 6 eodoled <X>Fn:E Shoo • Food car... ~ Ownen •ay, lng-!octlai&dtleto 'Sell." 1111.000. Wneubyownor.~4
HERn'AGE INVESTMENT I -l\EALTORS, ll33·2S!IO. nvostmlftf
Commerc:lal -~lty 220
p,_rty 151 BEST INVESTME!ff
EVER $1 ,0ZS.OO l"l.ooo wm .,. .. "'llCll
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Ana. T6e moUvated owne:r·1...:.673<i683==·-~---wlll eaJTY a T.D. ll 8% fw YOUNG •O.C. Ptjb '*I' IQ% ot Alt, t.,, IO )'Gara. """111' 100 wt. Neod
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CASH 1 DAY LOVELY • BR, fllm SEA TERRACE. lllo!I w1<1e Casa de Oro • I"' 11e:s iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ ---=---IN P!lllEllGENC'C Wl'!H rm, fireplace, cpls. .,._. vlew. Gile ,....,.. . BAOl:ELOR A 1 BR.. potlm, DELUXI
0000 mt.£ " EQUITY drps, paUo w/fenced Wall<;., bNdl. Comm. POOi, ALL tlT!LmES PAID bi>k'• p11v. -_ HARBOR GREEJIS APARTMENTS $1,GOO to $1MI or more ye!, in College P.k. $295 tennis, fllo., all£ New Compare before )'OU rent Divided bath .i. lots ot Air Coad -Frp1<'1. 3 lw1m-
•& .. .....,.. Call Ra G ul 3 bdtril., 2blth. '~ .• cu.tom <klllned. 1 .. turtnr. -•-11 9--hal' pool • -~ Pools • Heollh --.......,,.., mo. y a t at ~.,tam. rm. ...;::;'.. • -ldtdieo wUI> 11> ;::i .;.~· ,..;;. ~ l'umlthed & ;.;;,:. eoun. • Come.,,....,.. HOME LOAN HERITAGE REAL-. 483-51111. <lk«t !lihllnC Bee to• ,..uno11. 1m1 Unfumlshacl Billiard Room.
TORS MC).1151. HILL VIEW. 3 BR, Fam e Se!><"'le din's .,.. Keellon Ln. (1 blk W. ot 1 Bednn. """' 11!14 772-3636 MESA VERDE Rm, 211 BA. Bltns, lrplc, : -!!rim~llk• :J::'&" Beach, 1 blk N. ot Slatul. F rom $130 to $115 mo 2 B<dtm. F>om $:IOO
1 ,,-"-'St"'.,.~Uc.o=-~·~11=-=Yn.=--I t.ov.ly 3 BR, 2 BA, 2 """' patio, $2'1S. 495-0389. ., 0 ~ • ::,.,,,. w/storqt .....,,.. MEDITERRANEAN
1st TD Loans Fam Rm, bltln klt.cb, ,.._ 3 BR, 2 ba, air """"· Club 0 M..-bte -·"-·· MEN, •mall beach hold. S.c:helor1 • 1 Bdrm1 VILLA"'E vie» J)Oteh, encld patio, ronv prtv1 A-pool. 2-ear pr. Near e King·a: e:;;;;;;"" Room.s $21.50 per wk. Aptl. 2 Bclrm1 e J Bdrm1 Q
to all ldl!J, 2 chlldttn, 1 new. 837~ e Pool _ Barbecues _ sur-$95 per month. 536--7056. 1 Y.l o r 2 Full S..tht 2400 lferbor Blvd., C.M. 8~ll\ INTEREST pet ok. Gardener .t. weter N-rl llHch rounded wtth plush land-Lido Iii• !nCl 557-«l:lO
d TD L pd m quiet cul de sac, JC&ping. ---------Muter me bedrooml w/ RENTAL OFFICE n oan,s iii15. a mo 1"ue acceptable, LARGE 4 bedroom 2 Adult li-at Ill best FUrn. 1 bd, utUltles pd blah beam ceilllli•. !art<• OPEN 9'!0 AM·Q> 5,!0 PM
566342. bath year • around LARGE 1 BR SlllO Garage, 1 adult. no pets. living room w/1u or CASA GRANADA
lDWelt rates Oranae Co. HICE F.utl.ide 3 BR, dbl leas~ ~ block to 2 BEDROOMS $%1D $185. mo/yrly. 6T.H83T wood burning tlttplace. Rental ~
Sattler Mft. Co. pi:ace, ~nos! yard. paUo be Ji N No Pets ... ~ •--h Convenient laundry area lowly 2 BR. apt.I with a
642.2171 545-0611 ttple, w/w crpt.s, drpl: 8C • icely decorat.. 365 W. Wllaoa W.llm -~;;;,;;po;;;rt;;;-;;;;;;•;;;;;;;;;;;;; oft ldtcben. Encloted pa-k1nsilzed BR. On ~ 11ubar area 21 yn. water 10ftner, bllM, forced ed. $450. RED CAR-WEEKLY-MONTHLY • tioa. 2 swimming pooit, beautifully land•caped
air. ~mo. Pb. 64&-51!3. P E T REALTORS Executive Sultll WATERFRONT . YEARLY sauna, recreation taclH-sroundl. Gu lncl'd in rent. Morlpgn, ATJ'ENTION! Small family. 833-3380 --._._w__. Bl··.J On Bis 8-)'. 3 BR., 2 ba.. ties, Security e:uard. No Child up to 3 years. No pet.I.
Trvtt Deed• 260 Cb&rmln& 2 Br & de clOllC! ..,_ "9 '"""'• va. Prtv. beach. $450. pets. ~ Blk E. ol Harbor.
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to ~rything W~k to STEPS TO OCEAN Costa Mesa 2 BR. 2 ba. Room for 351 400 Merrimac Way 557~
1tores. ~_.L 64.H87l am TOWNHOUSE DUPLEX 642--2611 boat on ctumnelfront $500 Mod1J1 Open 10 t il 7 pm l·BLK. to 17th St. ibopplng. 2
& eVff. 2 ~ den/ott!'ce, sundeck, STUDIOS & 1 BR'S Penin. Pt. near bay. 3 BR., 2700 P1hr1on Wa1, CM BR. i~ ba'1. Mature adJts.
Co . pabo, tplc. Adultl. $275 yrly 2 baths ..._. H bo Bl & 11 11-Bl'-· UN'J'RY Club Living! 5 lse. 5219-A ruver· &12-521.S • FREE Unens · ........., nr •r r v no ?.! . ,.., u ... , a:arage,
Br. 2 .,Ba. All the extru. ' · • FREE Utilitiet -Adama new carp., paint I: drape1.
Kida &: Peta ok. 0C EAN VIEW e Full Kitchen ...... B 11th Pf.4.CJE
Art. Fee. 347-prl From sundeck, Hv. rm. & e H~ted Pool 541! n370 OWNER 64fr.3647 Evet.
LRG OLD 2 Br fncd Sl30 kltcb. New Ii· 3 BR. 2 bf,. 0 Laundry Facilities U-U * SHADY ELMS • POOL
klde-1>ets AJIO 3 BR,' $160' upper. Yr1y lease $425 mo. • 1V le maid serv avail. e Adulta Poolside $140 up.
Water to \vater, He. ' Aa'ent 6'J5..1B72 675-4073 • Phone Service • ~n next bklck
HOUMI fumtlMd -$00 Agt. Ftt. ·9'1!4430 *Sharp 4 Br, 3 Ba. Townh.se $30 WEEK & UP PARK Newport, subld May lTI' E. 22nd St., CM 642-36(5
2BR le gar, bltlna, rani(e, Back Bay. Pool. Sell dean e Studio & 1 BR Apta. lat-5ept lat. lBR, pool, apa, 2 BR. Adulta, no pet1. BAY
Corona dll Mir rrfrig, sml fncd patio/yrd oven, dahwhr. lock prqe, e TV a: Maid Service Av&U. tennis. Adlts only. $350/mo. SOMETHING NEW MEADOWS APT. 387 W.
$130, 733 A w. lOtb St., $375/mo. 8 3 3-8 9 7 C or e Phone Service-Hid. Pool 64<>-1610 YOU ASKED FOR IT Bay St. CM. 648-0073
LARGE 1 bdrm. nicely turn, 548-7596 S:U-.l6S3 e "Cb.lldren I: Pet Sectlon DELUX 2 BR, bltlna, frplc, 1 9 -2 bdnn units designed D p I t 2 blb beach, SD>. mo/yrty. NEW 3 Bdnn, 2 Ba, * BAYSHORES * e $""1 'Monthly blk beach/bl.Y. $260 per mo. for families with chlldren.. 1-•-n_• __ o_n ____ _ ~or cpl. No peta.. dishwasher, trplc, yard. Yearb' leue. 3 BR., 2 ba., 2376 Newport Blvd., CM April lat. 675-3570, m.1429 All UtllitiM P•kl Dana Point, new aptl -1 A 2
Kida OK. $295. SC&-1300 !am. rm., bit-Ins, frple. • 5U-9'155 or 645-3967 2 BR. Upper. Walk to beach! Featurine: Texas walk-in bdrm, nr. ocean $160-f.D).
Utuno Beach Dona Point "C" Thomas. Rltr. 518-5627 HOLIDAY PLAZA $275. Incl utll. Ye..-ly. 213, ''°""'· double lava-Call 64(>-1197 or 833-87411
Br•ncl N.w Duplex DELUXE Spadoua: 1 BR. -"~'--9443=~·------refrigerator, ranee, oven, E t Bluff 1a8:°.:S:n~:um.ai: $185--0CEAN BREEZE-New Ocean Vu, walk to beach. 3 turn. apt $140. Heated pool. NICE 1 BR. Apt. Private =uher, d~ front.1-'-'--------
pntleman. 4!H-8170 1 BR. w/~. A-4 Br, no petl or children. Ample parld.na:. Adults, no patio &. carport. April 1 to ' as, garage stcr-e DELUXE e
Agt. Fee. 847-UYT 646-0384.. peta. July lat. 675-3526. ~!;tl,.~..:..U~ A:r·:. 3 BR, 2 BA Apt for leue.
,_N_-_po._rt _______ $260 -FANTASTIC View! 3 Cozy, privatA!, 1 park Ii n g 1965 Pomona Ave., C.M. -B~A~CHE'-U)-R-'A"-p"t.'"-100-,.ro-s. Reservations being taken by lncld spec. muter aulte,
STEPS TO OCEAN
Attract. 2 BR avail Mareh lB
-June 15. sm mo. Utll incl.
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BACHELOR Unlll, NB $ll0,
CM 185. l.q. Bcb $S5, HB
-Unit $!00. Utll Pd. Aa:L Fee. 979-M30.
Br. New home. Frplc. clean, 2 BR. 1 BA, epts, * STIJNNING 1 le 2 BR. from ocean. New, Urple, CJS REAL ESI'ATE din rm & dbl pn.ge; auto
Garqe. Agt.. Fee. 847-l.2o7 drpa, pr., $235. 54IHi797 aft Furn. 2 BR, 2 BA. Unfurn. $100. mo. 673-3601 548-il.168 or 833-resc door opener avail. Pool I: 7 pm. Garden Apta. Pool. Ra:. ~~--'-""-"-----Re.nation area.
fount•ln V1lley n •yCREST •--3BR 2BA area. no W. 18th SL Costa $160. YEARLY. 1 bdrm apt ~:;;::~~~~~~~/ e 1287 e ~ ru~ M behveen ocean & bay. _
"'7>lo drpo, 1"' ,.,.i, l3iis. By!-"':''";,.,,,,.,==--==-Matured adult 675-8374. GRAND OPENING 865 Amlios Way, NB 4 BR. or 3 BR A Den. Xlnt. I.za:. eov'd patio, attrac.
lnd.lcpd. Many x tr as.
$300/0FFER. (!) 828-5671
or (1) 828-SJX)
appt only. 548-9341 646-2848 * SHADY ELMS · POOL J6S All New 2 BR's_ 2 BA's Managed by
Condom' I e Adults Poolside $140 up Apt. Unfurn. Bltns, crpt/-drp, D/W, patio. WILLIAM WALTERS 00.
n um1 • Chlldren next block G ; Unfurn, 320 177 E. 2'2nd St. CM 642-3645 B1lboa Island arage w extra storage. H•-1ntlngton Beach
---------Adutta. No Peta. $195.
1;H.;.IO;..UM;..;-"H--U.;...nf;..;u;..m.;c;... --'°=' 4 BR. Huge bonus rm. Wet
Chner•I bar. Kld1 ok. $360/0FFER. (1) 828-5671 or (1) 828-5»>
Huntington Be1ch FURN. 2 BR. Apt. Pool. VERY A1TRACTIVE .1 BR. Nr. Costa Mesa Hospital *MOVE IN TODAY *
Oose to shops. Adults, no Yearly. $l85 +Util. mli Thurin St.~ $145 A MO.
3 BDRMS new carpets ,pets. $160/mo. No Peta. Ph: 673--1503 LARGE 2 BED R 0 0 M Spac. 2 & 3 BR. tn 4-plex.
drapes b!u'na, no Pets, Avail 1941 Pomona, C.M. APARTMENT w/p r l v at e Several avail. AIL EX·
Huntington 8e1ch Aprll 1, $250, 842-2276 * $25 PER WEEK * enclosed yard, near new TRAS. Pool, rec bldg. Kids
U I lty P k &. U Pool &: • d servi )a I boa P1nin1ul1 shag carpeting and enelOled welcome. From $145. See
3 BEDROOMS, 2 baths, ..;...n.;.•;..•;..r.;;1""--'-':;r~---1 Ktt~ens avaH~:otel Tah~tfw --AU<--IN-G_d_i!t_ance __ b&_y_& garage. $160/mo. Ca 11 MJr. 17361 Kee.lion "A",
HouMI * Aptl. electric builtins, FA DELUXE 4 BR, 2% baths, 2 corner Harbor&. Victoria. ocean, unfurn 2 Br, trplc, 545-8424, SOUTH COAST 1 blk W. ol Beach Blvd., oU
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•• D1 * hea t , w/w carpets & frplcs., 2 patioll. Avail. 1 BR furn, utll paid1 $1!i0. !iv rm. $250. 6'75--l602 eve. REALTORS Slater. 847-4260, 968-7510.
-•· 11 drapes, double garage, April 15th, 1425 on 1e... 2340 Ne.._ Blvd. Adults BR d El Puerto Mesa GOING FAST!
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mi.Ill f ed d REALTOR ~10 ..,... 1 · A ulta, no pets. w.tllttCOITAMIM enc , 1 scpd. $229. only. 646-4'.7f't 548-83.tl Utilities incl. $170 mo 2 BR $165
,,,... Are Jiiii A Few 01 per m o. Agent, 962-1471 T-nhousa Unlvm. 335 NEW 2 BR, 1195. N•. beaoh. * 673-5805 * · Choice 2 BR Ap11.
Our MANY *RENTALS ..• ,.,o-';r"154&-8ffiiili50~3.iM-;i~;;;;:[!:H~u~n!!ll!!nVf!Eo!!n~Be~1~ch~-· ..:N;::o:...pets""",-'ad=ul..:11=.=u-•~E-._-~ Coron• dol Mor All U~i~=·Pald ALL JI: PAID I 2 BEDROOM, 1llC!rlc " SL, CM. 548-0!37. / iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Pool • Recreation VILLA YORBA
$85 -IN'CLUDES Utflltles. bulltins, FA hut, w/w 3 BR Townhouse. Newly 1 Br. Trailer. $ll0. SUitable 1959 Maple Ave., CM Furn Bachelor. y 0 u n 1 doubl painted. Wuher & dryer. for Bachelor. Adults only, ...:'! -,N,:;EWL::;,,,,Y?:D",ECO~;;RA"TE~D~ Huntington Beach llnates ._ carpets, • g•r•1• C'l'pts &: drps. 96U'181 no pets. 64&-1809 {:;., ,,. {714 } 842·'622
SUS -EASYtvmc! 2 Br. :~,r:r ~1~ent TOl~~y~~ BR, 2 SA. 1u~~ :r,t·=·~tac!:ci ~~ 2wbtwn,:a~,· •-w_s'~t~. y&~l !!!!!ALA-.. rosr-"READ--Y!!!!!!'
Mobile bomt>. 2 BL Partly 2 BLICS from Beaehl 3 BR. 2 Call 213/~1914 McNuh Realty 642-8400 ~TEN ACRES 2228"B" P1~~ve. $145 CASA TIEMPO
tum. * BA. Frplc. Patio. Fenced. Newport S..ch 1 BR. turn $125/mo. Gas & Apta. furn./unfurn. Lease 7192"A" Placentia Ave. $140 Dix 1 le 2 Br w/Frpl
S715fmo. 530-3109, Morn---'--------! wtr pd. Adulta, no pets. No Fireplace / priv. patios. 2S66''D" Orarlge Ave. $140 Prt Patios. Dwbn. Jacuzzi
$155 -WALK TO BEACH! 2 lnp &: eves. Open Sat .l ADULTS ONLY -LEASE children. 979-1832, 64&-7058. Pools Tennis Contnt'J Bkfat. DELUXE Htd Pool-Rec Blda·9laa C'Pl1
Br. stove, refri&. Odldren Sun. 9442 .'J'Ud ctrcle. 3 BR. 2 ba., bllnl:, carp, NICE l le 2 Br. Tl'alla""B. $95 900 Sea Lan, CdM W.-2611 TOWNHOUSE Reserve Now! Adulta Only.
weloome. * $250 _ .f BR, 2 BA. Nice. Nr. drp&. 3 Car a:ar. Facing & Up. Mature adult.I. 133 E. <MacArthur nr Coast Hwyl 2 BR, l% BA. Blt in_ Range. 8912 Heil Ave, 'HB 847-49b
tchls. Fnced rear yrd. pool, $300. Also 2 Bdnns., 2 .~16~th~S~t';. 642-~~1265~.-;;:=-.:::-f !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Crpts, drpg. Priv. patio. 3 Block1 to Beach $::;. ~~~!.uBR ~i ~a rn •w o rt h Ln. Ba. $250. Rltr. 548-6966 NICE 1 Br dplx. Quiet. Sep 2 Bedroom, 2 Bath w/fire. Encl garage. EXTRA Brand new, 1, 2. 3 BR aptL * I='""""""'--=--~,...,.-_D_u_.p_l•_•_•_•_U_n_f_u_rn_. __ 3_50 by .g7s. Empl~=t place, patio, ck>sed garage. CLEAN! No children, l pet in f1Xex, $156 up._ Bltns,
Sllll. SPACIOUS
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Ba. WALK to Water -3 Br. $160, over • no pets. 2 blocks lo beach. 673-09J? $175. 545-6342. DW, erpta, drp&, fplc, pr.
Nr 9ChlL Kids
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peta I Sngb:. families. Utll pd. _c_os_l_• ________ 1 Br., lrg. $150 & $140. Ideal or 675-4873. SPACIOUS-NEW Nr achla .l ~ course .
.. ;_.1_ AlJo 2 Br, CM. $130. bachelor. Adlts only, no 1 S_P_A_C-IO_U_S_l_~--Frp-l-Pool 2 BR. W/w Crpt ~-. 4M-&l22 (aft 6), or 846-33'n.
-·-•~ Fee -°'30 2 BR duplex, aena ... ted ""'' ·~~:..~:::.:<:!>::"-,_,;'!.::_°'~·~"'°"':.._I ·""· · 1.11·a.-.. * '""6•· • "'..-o'I garage1; private-yd. 1991 -...... J'OO"'":ro.>.l prlvtl. Quiet s.rea. $185. Lovely kitchen. Bltn range. WALK TO BEACH
$235 • NEWPORT HEIGHTS $235 -KINGSIDE f BR &: Anaheim St. $15ll mo. Call Din• Point lial Pinchin R1tr. 67S-4392 Garage. Lndry room. No New 1, 2 le 3 BR., ept/drp.,
• 2 Br. End pr. Huge yard den. All the Pi.; tr as. evenings. 979-9849 2 BR, Highland area, Pri pets. 1 child ok. 557.1501 or dwhr., !rpl.12516th. 847-3957
tor ktda/...,. Families. Pets. Singles ok. LIVE in the all new Dana heh frpl . -.J• 645-7485. 2 BR. 2 u•. ~• .. --•-••-t"".. Agt. Fee 847 um Huntington 8Hch , c., gar, patio, owls, °" ~--" .,.,.......... * --;;;:;::--7:;;·=:-:;:=:--j ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,j Point Harbor at t he sml pet. $240. 6'73--4132. 11-IE GABLES nr beacb. $155. 2DI Florida
LANDLORDSI $1'5 '-2 BEDROOM. beautiful Marina Inn Motel, Coit• MeH 2 Br. w/gsr. Adults. Crpta, ~53&-::::..:::5882=·------
FREE RENTAL SERVICE Agt.~ i~~l2l'T NEW 3 BEDROOM ~235.1~1 ~~ns. St~r: drplL bltns, fnd yrd 2 BR., l% BA. Studio. Patio BEACON RENTALS 2 Bath, large pvt yard, encl ** BEAtrrIFUL l & 2 BR. w1 'f"stio • .;.,!~:Jld. · Call btwn &: Yard. Gar. $157.50, Avail $170 - 2 BR, 2 BA. 11-t. 2 ear pvt garaee Jn duplex fl clencles & apartments Contemporary Garden Apts. "" ~ Now 80-4549 * '45-0111 * Singlta/petl ok. bulidlna: $250. per mo. Man· heated pool, d~ dial Furn or Unturn. Patios, 2439 "F'' Orange Ave ... $160 ""'""'' "7,.=;:;·,,-----=:-1 LANDL Agt. Fee. 8f1-12J7 ager at 313 01\vego. Hunt· p!V>nes, television. sauna frplc, dahwhr, new erpts &: NEW .f-PLEX Spaclo 2 2BR, patio, bltina, no pets, ORDS! $210 -2 Pools. l BR. 2 BA lngtonBeeoh. 536-4152. bath. laundry tacllitie" drpl, prlv patio. Pool In-BR Apt Lrg .ldkhen Utll 150~~-dayll$145,
W ~-"--~!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!""~I meeting room, close to San k Call ~ .. · 1 •hild. No pe. ts. LOCKED. . ph a.JV".:JUO.l aft Spm e ~ULIU.C in Newport m. Ideal tor fam llf.es, Agt. N ·-Clemente and Laguna tant 0 . 557-40't-L .. 2 BI.KS beach ttracttve
Beach e C.orona del Mr.r e Fee. 347-131'7. _!!.l'Ort -1ch Beach. Come play in our VERY nice 1 BR. in a small GARAGE. 0oee to ltbools, ' & I: Laguna. Our Rental Ser· .fBR home 1 v ha, -· .....-..,;mmg· ~~-and ... net complex. 1 14 0 . bwl service. Eastalde, CM. bhins, 2 BR, llhq crpt &: vt~ Is FREE to You! Try ' -... ........ FOR LEASE .. ....,. ..... " ' '·-·~k d 't~ ~llilO. redec. $140. 536-9638.
N V. , drps, dishwasher, 1 ease NEW DUPLEXES restauran . $50 wee an 837-9517. No children or U· iev.·. $235. ph 536-2375 up. Bring thJ.a: ad and pets. . VERY NICE 2 bd wllt, $115. lnln• =IEW01~EN~ $225. 3 BR. Singles. Pei.&: 4f~~.:~~bl~s.w ~ =~re:. off on tint n"'so=". ~,~B~R.,,-l"!O~b&-.,-otudio~~.1 = ce~ :cio, ~~l'NEW;.;c.;;,;;.TO_WNH--OIJ-SE-.-¥8-0-,-,
E. AN·=~. 3 BR. 1~ BA kids_.~K.,.. 847 ......... to ferry. Avail in 30 days. Huntington D-·ch ~~ ..... crp213t, n:.~ "'"~ g 1 e, only, no pets. Ref 2354 Santa ba. carpet, drapes Ii loads ftn1:J1n -... ,,.,. ree. -iw• $450 lease 3 bdrmJ 2 beth _. o-~=·~· =~·~=~=.c'·--1 Ana Ave., 673--0395. of extras. Call aft. 6 'ffrW :it!!r:pes~;:: 3 BR, 2 BA, 1h mile from has' sam~ amenities aS ________ ....,_ NEW 1 BR $170 • 2 Br $210. . 83'1~6 or SM-0921 (Mr. m-t201. tf no ans. 979-T.tl5. beach. Fenced. Inmted. oc-above. $395. leue. <n-1) L•Qulnta Hermos• Nr bch. No pets. Adults. 114 NEWLY decorated, qwet 1 ,Rc:;ld:::d:;•"lJ-____ _ u--•--~ . ee~'"-3 B-. cup. $235/mo. 21S: 284-5384 642-2800 Bkr. 2 B<lnn Studio, lt,J BA. Furn. E. 20th St., CM. 548--0137. ~ =t. ~te~== Laaun• Beach ~~'Wis, ,~..._ Kld;/ lrvlne Broker cooperation Invited $2.fO. 2 acres beautllul Sharp & larg. 2 bd, ~ from .CM Poli~ •. z.
peu A linales ok. _...., Fee. STEPS TO SURF! Brand p ark 1 i k e surroundings. Cpts. & drapes. Dept $165 544-9466. 2BR, white water ocean w
14 12r1 ,.... new. 4 BR & 3 BR Move tn SUnken pool, BBQ's spark.I· Bltlns. $140. mo. ~ ' swl.mmln& pool, leale, $260
• 7G· OL.DEN RENTALS 2 BR., li,i ba., alr/cond. S225 today! $2$ up. Hersh, ing Spanish fount a In a. 2 BR new paint & crpll $140 up apac 2 hr/3 hr 1~ 675-6145 4 BR, 211 bath!> $300 645-a<OO. Townhouse Living. Bltns' & frplc. 1175. • ~I, cpl/drp, bltn,l'Ma~so=;.,V-ar-de,....----
*LANDLORDS* 3 BR. &: lam. nn., 2 baths ALL UTilJTIES PAID 968-8007 ·.:.:::::::c..;.;=.:...----
FREE RENTAL SERVICE brand new, Turtlerock $375 Adults, No Peta 1 & 2 BR. Heated Pool. $130 1996 Maple, No 1 642-3813 DLX 2 A 3 Br., 2 Ba. Encl
Call 847-1207 4 BR., 2 ba $385/1450 I ll'W'] 1621.1 Parkside Lane &: up. Adults. No pets. 853 ADLTS only, Immac 2BR. pr. $165 up. Rental Ofc., 4 BR., tam . mi., 2% b&th1 Ap«tments far Rent (714) 847-5«1 Center St. &i5-B965. 2BA, quiet, Triplex, nr •Mace Ave ~1034.
Bolboa Panln1ul1 Turtle""k $425 L. ------' (4 blkl s. of Sen Otego Frwy oboPPing Avail April 1 $175 u~ ....... -· h
3 BR.,~ be.. Deluxe '••••••••-[ on Beach, l bUc w. an Hofl 2 BR, l'iii BA, S17S mo. mo. 642-1522. '"~ . '1ro~ .!,~":'::'. ~:: Blutta. N.B. l500 I Apts. Fu•n. 360 to Par!alde Lane.) Aval!. !'~ * MESA Verde are> -Beaut 3 PARK NEWPORT
ly Leaae 67544l6 ---=-""-"'---I Br, 2 Ba apt-borne. Frplc,
· · Belboa 1 I d CUTE l·BR. duplex w/yanl. 2 BDRM, pool, o-pU, drps. i.,,. polio, -double APARTMENTS
COt'Ona del Mor ----' _•n..;;..___ Water. !Jihtll paid. Small ,.!rig., $16:1. "455 Jn-tne. pr. $2'15. 546-4016.
2 BR. Sundeok. Garage. cltlld OK. $150. 53&-8900 Mgr. Apt A, ~7419 MOD, )lg. , BR, 2 BA. on th• boy
~TSbeonly. l ~R., 2 Ba, $200+ mo. thru. June. 125'it $135 -ULTRA NICE Apt 6 e LARGE 2 BR. O'ptl., drps. Frple. Dshwbr. Gar. Nr. 1.uxury apartment Uvins
So ~ h am iJis 's.; pool, Ame thy at, Info call Pools. 4 Gardena:. Sauna. built-1111. Shalimar Dr. Pb: Harbor &: Baker. Adults. overlookln, the water. En-
pfu. mi~I rni::it. ~i "SINCE 1946.. 642-5766. :T~e~M1~1~Prlv~=-~pa~tio~.~84&"259:'.'.:~~· ~554-0:::'.~372~·===:t==.l55~7~-~'IT.l4~====== Joy mo,ooo health apa, 1 adj. 6 2-BR. apts. Great op-ht Western Bank Bldg. 2 Br w/da:k. 3>6% Apolena swlmm.ini pooll, 1 ll&:hted
Rl)rtunlty. Orange O>ut University Parle, Irvine Furn. Utll Incl $250/mo or tennil: courtl, P1111 miles ol
Real Es<ate 644-4848 Days 552.7000 Nights 165/wkly. 213 , 454-4428. bicycle trails, putting, 1hul• OOEAN~~~vi~EW~·l•~s~e.~·t'BA~ .. :l iiii~iii:ii~m~I · oELuxE •BR u1 June ·sTAR GAZEK-IC~ =-r'oo=~ih\.~·; ... , .. amdeeks. Modem eJe-15th. $225 mo. Call 67S-3063 "-:-'::':i---llJ CU.I'll · .. L!N---~--....:.'"'-1 and 2-bedroorn plant and ....,., 1Ae $650 mo. Aft 6. 2 BR., 1 % baths • .. • • • • $225 after 4 PM. -;MID PO• ~. . . 2 BR., II< b& .• air cond l240 B ~"'lii'bo"-'-'°'Pe"'-.,.1 -I~--~ llM. M Y-lloll1""""""""" M Ullm• 2-l!Oly town bollle1. Elec-2 BR., 2 baths •.••• $285/300 1 • n nsu 1 ~ .. 1 ,, 'Y" Accord/,,, ro th• .stem. -r "'!· 21 trio kitchen., prlvate pa:,.
2 Br., 2 Ba. French Norman-3 BR 2 bath $3301375 NA. T dwtl f " F td OC1'. u or baloonlea, carpetin&, dra· dy. Lrg country kit., fki>lc. 3 ·• .... 1 8 • •• ••• 2 BR. Fum. $250/mo + utll. 2-,.1f·1 __!., op .meisoge ot t ay, +1~ ..-u. aabtertanu.n •-..a.. •-... •-BR., •n bath!> ...... $325 y 1y -E "·'boa Blvd _ ...... ..._;,,gto,..-.. . ,.... ,_..al _...mo.~-4 BR., 2\~ baths ...... $425 S:~: 6~DtU • of)Wf'Zodb:bfrths~ inl with elevators. OptJori
J BR, 2 BA. FRPLC ' I.....,. JI°"' ., ...., maid .... 1co. Juat ~ of :::,:.-::~.= · red hill ~~~ii~~1~:. ~~ ~~ *~· ~~~:r~
CaD 9£S-t919, Coron• del Mer ,,,__.., 3'T• MSet"""' for rental lnfonnation
c..t1 M1e1 REALTY 7,,.. .17 '""""° '7To 4 BR, 2 b&, ftpl, a.Indeck. 1
SI A O>rnpany With~ DELUXE, New, bache-;::.. ~\::' :z.""-Blk. to ocan. YrJylllil-CaD
.:_-2 BR. KIDS• PETS u~ ~~n~~ !or unit include• all l1 al. :I~ ~~-"'•""•'""~ ~~~~a ~o.J_, Reo111511f;.. ~
A&t. "'*· 841-1207 Olllce "°""' s AM;., 6 PM utilities and furnish-ISl~!!"'-l 12T-• •1Yot.. 72-! .,~ ·.--~-
PIO -ROOM .. Roam! l ings. $175/mo. ca 11 ::r... ::l~ r. .. r:............ !IPAC. 2 BR, 2 BA. polio, BR. 2 BA. Kid>" pets ok. 3 BR., 2 b&., bltns, c:arp, 644-7270 agt. .. ..._ .,., ,.,...... bltlns, shq, llaQd b.up. ~ he 147-un drapes. Newly deten.ted. 14~ M To 7• ~ Qultt &dulta. $l.ICll$I».
' $32S Mo., lae. Avail DQW. BACHELOR apt. for quiet 17~ Do.cl 77..,,_ &U-1276.
I BR. -'>' pointed, peo. Coi-hll>-!Wlln Rllrl 64f-'16B2 mllll. Walk ;., hffch • ~1-l!f ::= • '=' l:e::::.. ROOMY ""°" SBR, :IBA, pnlmoT furiollh<d. avail TURTLEROCK N 4 bd >!oreg. IUO mo. UIU pd. ~!"'! ,._, ao-.. .,y, blllnl. pollo, c101! "' boacb 3--'5.~NortbC.M. 2i,s ba, park •ew t. N' "m.«m.~=o....,~~----I ~~ :!~Hlllllt =~~ orbe,y,rrlrM&--1878
3 BO RMS, crp<a. drpe, -· .,.11. $125. m 0 . I\":' a,.~ 2 blk1 to Big COrona. LIV· B ;;w ., ..., 13 OI SEE ootan liOtn polio, )&ie t.!nctd yud. sm. tno. 833--2981 Bachelor. $150/mo. Yeat!Y. ;;9iw So1An4 MWhft upstaln !BR, 28A, nu
$18 8111 1 i BO 2 'ba close to IChools • 1 adult, 00 pell. 1145-161f. ,..l:" ~~ li~.... r-.ll'lg. lilli5 ,.,.,ty ~18111
a!ARMDIG 1111111 2 BR •-~ "1t con1f. Phone 2 811., beam c:t!li., POOi. 1 77 ll«f •"'"-"""""" j BR I •'••W .._,on pm fedd lot. 5&1'2sorl31"9115 Blk. toot't"an. $225. Ad.lta. ~t::t.,. =~~ ::z:... -Yfb'.t~'.:~9i.. .... 1nli
sin mo. 541 tllD NEW CONDOMINIUM Ora°" Cowot R.E. 611 4811 '°" ....... '°"" !16th -l4H3IO. Apr 4~~:::.. ~ 2 Br., pr, pool $21D. 497.1342 F~~~ •. ~CH~R l_ __ J~~~~,~~~Go>i~~®~~M="'="~f)~N~';~:~•I:!~~~!____ I A 2 BR., Sl6:1. 111!1l. Adlllll, m -l7Wlll Wan1 ad ...ito . , . t!G-sml Call m-tm ..._ A "'!!!. IOI OOmlnao. •.:;N=.B.;;...;;IM;.;..;;4"'1:.:;...·--~-
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NOW HIRING ' • ;#IUNTINGTON BEACH fllNEST e Wat..rfrDlnt na:..... -· -lar. "1-Glll an.r ' ""'" No de'-~ · When ,.. call "Nae" SPANISH COUNTRY &WATE J.IVlNG Ulll Ullll.~ ·~ th< ~ven 54Ml95 da>'I. -. • 11 · MJ1.1"' 646-lnt G. B. INOUSTRIES
2 Acres ~·!!M put life rurroundlnl[s.. -to help bumulty. FND Vic Slaler. Ward Brl· CUSI'OM Concrete by PAINTING • Pap<rlng, 20 FULL TIME ...:Sunlten pool. ~g ...:.1.11 fountiifna :lllO to :lllOO ft. Mo. or IANe. Hu helped rewdle the tia-Spanlal Male • Call Renalsssno! O> oo'.llO daY ,,. In Horbor a r •a. $45W640 Mo
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$300-$410 Mo
L••dm.,,..SUpervlton •·Spacious RoOtm • se; dlnlng rooin ·rvll~'UTI:"ii1NG =~ ::... ~ ~ Gi:=tn: P~,k ..... ~--.... u: ,.... •"· ~!,'$anded: ""i.. turn.
e Walk In Closets Ph3;00z!~_mv~ .. .,!;!·I\'--failed & tl>n>uah -Brw. trome.1249 w. Balboa PATIOS-PLANTERS J··;--;P"A"'P"'E"'R"'H'"'A"N"'G.,E"'R~* Sl20 A Up S1l1ry
• Home like 'kitchen & cabinets ""-.,=:::..:~:::,:;~~,....:.·"=-::= J No pity tor U'°8t' knowlna: Blvd. 67)..~. Al.I Concrete "'Ork. fl94..3533 . Carl Rebko 6f6-2449 ~ tt:;m Unturn. $165. Furn. •m 1 =·c!v:.~i. 2".i!, ~ :'meln~ ~ ~ Lost 555 Contractor Pla;tar, Pitch, Ropo.lr
Second shift work. No experience necessary.
Training provided, ii acc:epted. "
T m Unfurn. •165. Furn. i2l5 I I So T·~· ........, her wtth aey other
ownhouae 2 Bdnn., l 'r'l ba., 1,400 sq. ft. )IX)~": twb, Im~ :1°You~n~~Ln.-HELP! Comm'I, Indus, R•tld '!J:~ ::;:~:: Call Friday or Saturday (714) 77&-aSSl to
make appomtment with personnel dlreetor
e ALL UFurn. $%40 Grubbt A EW. Co. Please oouty us lmmOOiately New, remod~I. repair. &lore Call ~ TILITIES FREE e Coo!xct John Bettln&ett HELP I u,..."" a b'• blod< 6 fronta,c11>Lpal.ins,olcs.etc. ;;~1;;;;;;:.bf;I :;..:==--i"!''l"'!!!!!""'~~~~"'!'~!!!!!""'~'!"l'!!!!!!!'!'!t.I 10 A.M.-5 P.M.
ADULWalk lo Huntington Center OIS1·1900 Pleue notlly us tnunediately white lonl·~ male Llc'd. !Jti>.1961. c um "9 Help Wentad, M lo F 710 Halp Wontad, M lo F 710
, TS , NO PETS ruu. SERVICE • ,... ,.. a hie black & neutered cat. He's &OI bla JACK TauW>e --"' L.R. ems PLUMBING LA QIJl .. TA HERMOSA Weatclfff a .. lfd'-wblte ~.haJrod male ......, ._~Ix~-· reinod. sddiL 20 yn ..,._ .. mod It & "-. WI ASSISTANTTheat.c BOOKKEEPER, S.C..tary, 16211 P .&nur '"! -v ""' ....... ,. ....... .i.... n..-i:t.t.. ,___, lJc'd u .. w ~ 54 e palJ'B. 8 er manager . ?\.tu.st be O\'er 21 Glrl 1'~. An unusual op-~ t · IVU\i>lDE LN t (71f) ,8'7..st41 Comer WHtclW DrM A :neutered cat He's aot bla ::"""' ...... .-::-....,. "'QI• • ""¥ 11.Y .....,, 7-oooe.. heateni, diapogai1, f'Umaces, clean cut. Prior experie~ portunity for a qu ic k } f Blk. '$. of San Diego ~. on Beach lMne Blvd., t( e w port CJ'ttll t'Yel &: ls w:ry slow~ Euphrats 11 5 Yt6l"I old Additions Remodelina dshwuhrs. 6U"263 MIC I: f'd b t not 'd A pl l't>IOurcefUI &irt · Varied I:
1 Blk, W, of Holt to Parkside Beach. Mr. Howard ~t~,--~~ ~tt':. ~~n~""~ """~ & son, Uc'd ~k.-e Olrnplete Plumbln& f:penon~ Afte-r~, s!uth lnterestln;: work. Solid • • ., ... .,. ... ;,,,,,;.;;;,,;;;;;,;;~.;.;,;;;;;;;;..,...,.,.,1;~~~ii·i:;;;;;;;::;;;;-;;;;-;;~I ""...,.u.. ~ ... --toa & On.nee Aw:. on 19th u•.ruuou. • 549-71'ro · Coast Plaza Tht'alf'r No. 1. bookkeep[ne I accurate typ-
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18992 Florl<!a St. (JO hilt. W. ~ant apartments deslped of Garfield A Beach Blvd)
With a Muter's touch sU· n4: 847--9448 ~ hoiioe oecurlty, eXclU· 2 BR. 2 BA, $195. Adult
-.. Venalllel; Club and poolside garden bungalow,
pool wltl> un1q.., AQuabar. near ocean. Frplc. Jrg. tountama Md torma.I go.r. paUo. ti Pools. Sa1111a. Ten-
dina. All put of the South nta. 846--0259.
Codt'1 · ti.nest aparb:n~nt Abo 1 Bl'. Furn. From $1.lS
-unit)'. I Bedroomlllludloa from 1195 Newport BMch
2 Bedroom from $:nl 1--'-'-----
MEDICAL. Suite-900 aq. ft . at A we nUstd him from a Stftet since Mond•". Fam· .)reftlnt PLUMBING REPAIR 3410 S. Bristol, Costa Mesa . Ing ~uentlal, 1 girl otnoe in 001 ....__ kitten. l.A:>5t between F\dkt'. lly _, No job too small Irvine attL SIJ&ry open. ......,.. ... r Dr. N · B • ton & 0ranae Ave. on l9lh grievfn&. $48..QM9 or p7•~"~G · job * * 642-3128 • * AUTO Call -•1291 Bet.uWully decorated, fully street since M d 6C-l38l. .......,.,,., .... ., any aue I iii&ii~iioiiiiiiiiiii..,iiiliof carpeh!d, in top CObdidtln. 548-0849 or ~ 1f.~ ~16 · Bra let. Uow Free consultation. Ca 1 i DRAINS unclogged -S7.50 Contract OMV Glrl
Air condlUoMd. Parkinr In-artevinr· wihand pain~ fi-•J:. vie 567--0626, 557-9695. Se-we:r line lo 100' -$15 \VIII train gtrl \\'ilh e-X1ensivc
eluded. All on -. .. ....1 leoYel. H ·~· E 1--I I • 556--0828 • ........ ,..l. ......... ba·•-·nd 552-7445 ~"'"'"' FURNISH YOUR HOME OR arbor HI or Isadore-a ft.Ht. -·r Cll • ......., ... l\f'f"., .. 'b ~-•vu .
OFFICE _ Buy turnfture, SenUmenal val~. Reward . Pool Service & Job requires a per!M'.>n pains-
2 ROOM corner office m' _,_ 64MT19 ELEX:TRJCIAN Ucensed In I II ti taking nboul cl et al I , Orange O>unty Airport. 1 yr carpets, U&a.pel, antiques bonded. Small' jobs, malnt'. 1 • • on thorough & accurnte, Must
)•a••. 4 nu deluxe ·~·-. thru e.xdualve Whol.eaale LOST March lst Mallard & -··•-uo ·-3 .. _ good IYPist. CaU ~1 .....
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for Constl'\Jt"Hon. ON\~ tn
N~·port Beach. 3 Da,ys a
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'" ""'" .c.J<""' Decorator Showroomt at' Duck, while ring around .... ~ •• ~ · PCX>L care $25. Avg. pool, 8"':,.... at Johnoo· n & ;:_ deak:a &. tables, 8 swivel wholesa.l.e prices Call neck Jo w1 VI Gardenl-Chem8erv.Acidwash,free '°"" """' cbaln, ~ aide chairs, files, · • co r on np. c. •·• Lincoln Mercury. T~Iephone BUSBOYS apply '1
etc for tale. n41'9'lt--Tl40 ~ decortokn:!.~ gabr1.llo le Santa Ana Ave., PROFESSIONAL gardener, est. 545-4273 !>40-0630 Big Canyon ~ntry Club
NEWPORT Beach, 3 7 23 you'll"": delighted. Call ~~·= for info on tl"ee work, P ru n I~ g, ~flwing/Alteratl,nt AVON SAYS dm8t!.t~~ ~;te·t~
Blt'ch. Dial Bldg. Delux of· SCS-8636 3:1() BullB.co Pursang min-sprinklers, cleanup ;>obs, ''Be Your Own Bots'' No phone calU please.
flee sp. avatt. 69:1sq.ft.1100 * HINDV SPIRIT1JALISI' * Ing 3-18 Villa Pomona apt$, I ands cap In it G«>rge, SJDF: SI'REET BOtrl'IQUE Earn an incom~ of YoW' own, CAR WASH
eq, ft. 50c per Ill· ft. inc1dl Ltt thiJ ad change ~ CM N tio asked 646-5893. Semi r e a d y • to · w e a r , right in your o W n
crpt, dn.. atr eond, utll. M'. wbo!e outlook on lUe tor the 9?!HJoo~ ques 111 ' EXP. Japanese Gardener Specta1Wng ln pantsuits. nefchborhood. Be an AVON NI • pltime posttionL Good
airport. 5l6-3t65 bette'l'. Professional advice know how. Trimm In g. Expert alteraUons. 3732 E . Representative. Call oow: pe,y. 5 Locations. Oianee
DESK apace available $50 on We. Readlllp daily, 10 ~-wlxh~t!_?lge Clear>-up, Small tandscap-Cst Hwy, CdM (Cor. of Po~ 546-5341 or SfO.'l'IMl. tor advancement. Metro mo Will ---... _, .. _ AM • IO PM. 4 9 2 . 913 6. u ..... -.uqs.i1 m ~~dot 6 log p 'St> 673-1868 car Wuh, BO Harbor · rv .. .....,. uuyu""' Jn<MI, Vic Balboa ls. wear-· Y · · SABYSITrER needed for 20 mvd eo.ta M at $5 mo. AMwerina Ml"¥1oe 492-9034 312 No. EI Camino hli tag. • • c r 0 u t 00 , • • 968-M86 Alter•tlon~2.SU5 mo. old boy. References re-·• l!8&.
ava.i.labl...'. 171175 Beach Blvd. Real San Oemenle. Reward. 675--0409. EXPER. Japanese Garde~. Neat, accurate. 20 years exp. quired. Preferably 1 or 2 CAR Wuh Em p I o)' e I
Avf. Hunttnemn Beach. 6C-4321. PROBLEM Pregnancy. Con-Complete yard serv. Reha. other children about the wanted f/tlrne. Appl/. to vour DtAL NEW cuaN Bl. elect. oadrc~~te ':!' fident, s gm path et l c ~rn ~ ~:~1 ~ & neat. Frtt est. 642-41389. Tel•vltlon R*P•lr ~. e age ~ .. ~· Costa ~~. ~~Ellts ~:. '1 J' number own .• • w-...u. •<N P:regnancy counsel!ng. Abar· School. Ans 1o Kelly Oiil JAPANESE Gardener . REPAIR Buy Sell since .. esa area. ""'-.,0.1
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AT NEWPORT
hem Newport Blvd., tum at Hoopltat Rood (I block
above Paci.He Cbe.at dwy> to
-· 900 Cssney Lane, Newport B ·ach. ca. 92660.
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apt llrlQ". ft . will partition, grnd APCtlonARE&: adoptions ref..,A., AA.,.. d r e n. grle...lng. ~a.rd Complete )'ll'dwork & 1939. Harold '~ Rad Io' BABYSITI'ER wanted F.V. ·~
• ., air cond, plenty pkg. ~ "'..., "'°"" cleanup. Free esL 642-3102. .,..,, ~· 118 Main H"•t 1'"'ree Rent &. Food. Near BOY lo GIRL • l8lS Wntclltt 543--9586 PREGNANT" Th l kt .,.__,J. ..._..._.... " .... ' . n nr TOY black ie--•e ~-·1 Genera' Services Bch. beach. Yard. Mother CARRIER$ .,J ~ NICE ottlce apace 444 Old abortion? Koow all the facts ,,..,.. i-uuu e . w/chlld preferred. H.B. ~ .Newport Blvd 3 bib North tint! ca.11 LIFE LINE-24 bt vie C.M. Memorial TOTAL SERVICES C 0 TV REPAIR, most sets 5.l&-4722. . FOR I
(S) $11Jr. ~ 0 ol Cout HwY 1.900 oq It. hrs. S41.ss22. ~Call alb!r 5''° pm, Pa!nt 'g. Pl'"!'b'&· Mobil; f:'= ~\';'""' state BABYSl'M'ER wanted, Wed, THE DAILY PILOT I c;JiJ . $300. util incl. 548-5300. AIL'OHOLICS Anonymous. Hms Speclal11t 6f6--09TI, Thurs, Fri, 1 child. call South. Santa Ana 6 North I
OFFICE ~ I: aulta Phone 56-7217 or write LOST 3--18. German 646-1809. Carmen 673-6.192, 213 _ Costa Mesa anu. V1e. ~,
aY&ll. by Riverside Ave. P.O.Boxl223.,Costa.Mesa. Sbepbe'l'dmaleBlkltan.3 RAINGuttersln1talled. ~ IITTl 697-7606 MacArthur, Sw6Jwer a:i!
The greatett r1aton1 for Post omce. 215 Riverside. swtnging lillgles ~old. CM area. 55T...o256 Quallty work. Reuonable. ~-f 1 BABYSIM'ER wanted for 2 ~i;:r· Call Dan Fenymu ;
moving to Oakwood Gardin 642-33f7, Call ''Lrah" W pm. • Free estimates. 96&-23)8. 1> year old child. Eves or wk· DAILY PILOT
NEW Ocean .bmt .tor 3 Br Ap1rtmenJ,t are the ,.nta, 1,IM or 500 aq. ft. on busy KEY-3344 ~·W~• ~~ Hiullng oo., Experleoced, matUft • ta-4321 • ~ Ba. $400 A $500/mo'. ltartl~ II iow iU $135. H.B. oor, cuatomer prka, Young eouplies, 18-35 + Blvd 60-9702 . J b W F I 1 woman with trans. 968--o35t5
YNr'1 leue. Compl. RCUri· 1 And here .,. 0 OCfMf' Qt911 new aha& crpf&', etc. 539-36'3 or 539-3344 REWARD• Anytime. YARD, prage cleanuJ)I, o •nted, emti • 02 BABYSITl'ER wanted in CA.MERA A Souncl Sdtlmlln
ty, elev, l:bltns. 6'7>7694 or l'NIOf'll: 536-QR 2-8 pm · Remove trees dirt, ivy. NEED he! t ho , W Golden View School area hilted. 8ome exp_ Nil· FulJ ~. ~mmlng pools ~---"tes, 1---" BROWN sua:le wallet loet on Ori..,._,.,. grad1--. 847-2666 P a me. e 'b-h. 2 •-hi ' ~. 44 br week, A»Pl1 OM u~ _. ~u 11•.c.. •w •U<•~ MAN and woman or women 12th St N' t Beach. t 1....1.. ·~~"g' lll&" • have aides. nurses Hunt. O\; ~ a&e Post, Weetlet)I Camera SU.
NEW BAYFRONT _ Prtv. I health clubs occup. Coa.st Hwy at N'pt live In lhare home oo pay. 673-8401. P ............ 32' Van tor abort furniture h 0 u 1 ekpn, companions: children. 847'"'8416 aft Gpm. South Cout Plua. Colt&
Bc:h A. Pk!r. 3 Br. 2 Ba. =:COIJ-pru&pro'""-Blvd . Ample tree parkina". 7431AiMainSt.H.B. hauls&. lara&1! cleaning. Homemakers Upjohn, BABYSIJ1'ER needed Mon. Mesa.
B)/rno. 2 Br, 2 ba, $495. bllllanf• ·--"")' 6CJ-464C WHITE Male Min. Poodle, 548-1862. M7~. lhru Fri, my home, own cCA911ER=::=--TRAINEE-----· 1
l1l-063l or 6 4 4-4 51 0 fJM Sundiy J>r'Ulda LEASE C-2, central Co.ta Social Ctubs 535 Vic: lBth & Pomona, Costa LOCAL moving &: haullna: by YOUNG wotnan de• tr es trans. 842-1978. NO BLARNEY
e'VeUwktnda. actlvtUM dlrtcb' Meaa loc. 1~ $tlO llll SINGLE? Mesa. 64&-0614 student. Large truck. Rea&. bou1e keeph>e. Exp . BABYSJTI'ER flill time Sun-This erntrakf jobo&n teni·
F\1"11 or Untum. NEW 2 Bd-golf drtvtng fM09 -(or part) A2t-Receive a select number of LOSI' Irish ~tter, Victoria & 53f..1846 or ~2164. w/chUdren. NO WMkenda. Thurs. 2 drlldren., '11¥ heme, ftc oppor. 10 a briaht tndW. ==.5~·h: ~=~:fultlng$11.one *ai:,p~n:r~~\~ =ty~tnttbl;,:a= =area. Plse phone G~-~~y~=:. 675-~RN Avallable =a1~Tues&L, ~to~~,
dlfl or 883-29C.1 and tw adroofn•· Fur-H.B. M&--1323 each w/LARGE PHOTO le LOST, 2 Whippets, Eutbluff Est. 531-6377, 557-6904. ft>r MD'• Office 4 p.m .• 2 a.m.; Sun., 8:30 train tn oMce ~ eves-ntstied a. . = 600 Sq. n. OFFICE w/Jdt & comprebensfve prollle. aru.. grey ma,Je, fawn FAnIER &: ~NS, tree Call 493-67a6 a.m.-6 p.m., your home or Call Barbara Mee. m.2100, FOR Rent Ye~. $295/mo. no chlldren or pet&. M &., Sl.55. ALSO 600 Sq. Ft. I Guaranteed 6 oonftdentlal. .female, reward. 644-1983. work. tr,Lab, yard I gar. mtne. 494-7316 Dennis A: Detmll Pen:innti
Ullfum 2 BR. BA BAY -dally lO to 7. SI'ORE $155, CM. 6'1;.2UJ ./ ~.:"' i!..i. ~ ~ MINIATURE S<:hnoum' lost clean-up. Fl'ee est. 842-8182 Holp Woflad, M & I' 710 """"" oC Irvlne, :11182 ~~ '= ~ Oakwood 360 Sq. tt. Of ottice space. penpective INTRA-DATA ~it :i~ark, C.M. SKIPLOADER &: dump truck BANK Mlchellon Dr. 5~mi.r ~;;:= ·==~== n~~1m~"M·A·T·"' •:o:~::_= .f.?:1=::-~~t URGENfLY PROOF c.:~~~=~ j' p 11' G41Ai C, $25 mo, Inquire 324 24 Hours Open 9am-2pm, 63&-5685 __ ·-·-CAR.PENTm 1w-i-sw;..i.,,, ... .c.. D~~lpo<>. '\'.bl~ ~ hl!ll ttollll West 19th St, a... M... If )'Oil want Quantlty ll MO. old fem Irish Setter, HOUSE OP CLEAN NEEDED OPER·AJOR Yantes Oonrtr. -,
Coll ll9).009. ,....i;,..·,.. O>TICE Spaco/Leue. CdM DON'T CALL US! Tueo., Cyn A.,.., Lag Belo, noors, -··walls, car. *CHILD CARI* , ..._ locadon. 659 sq ft Can be U It's Quality toold lthr eolr. 494-2165. J)e't3: &: drapes. 7 Yn. atta. I
&.... ==~~---,~-1 divided. 6'1>-t16'16 Y01l're looking tor 64U8>I or 646-2527 Openl"I In = lleodt. -tor • .,.._, WINTER. &mimer, Yrty, 'B111I-Rentol 445 Dlln!VER · TYPISTS c t MoH lllM~ • cara l
l'um ... Unfum. m Anita's ~ntal' Bkr, :ms • DISCOVERY I . I~ Lat • DutCh Mon .. • ~ 1:='!0& =· : !·,-~-.--------W. Balboa mvd. m.m REAR Sheet Metal bf•~-''The Someth'"" E!Je" Co. -and-CINn Your C1rpet1 lllteffm We 6ffer a "•--• ~!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!\!!!~I ..... •• "-!loo •· •-•--y .W10 durtnc: 9Chool year. 9:31). ', •;:;:;:;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;:; appl'OJC 25x40 1Ultable for c..n: Mon-Fri 10 am·lO pm ,....... n ... WUl\IVW•. ou ta.rt.mo-s4J. 5 30 ~ montfJI Cu
I• "'~~'plumber ... ectrlcal. TV n4'3SQSS 213-311-3393 will be satlllled, 531·1508· Personnel S.rwlce 1 ."1" ary;ill'-.,;.,.., ~L ~.'I -'. ~. i:i :'.~:;J ..Nationally -1 '1•~y1lttlng Dodicoi.d Cloonfng 17511 Irvine Blvd ~~e; ~~ :::h.% °¥:ii.~~~ i * * * 'SPARUG to • 1 iiiii··ilij~ I W 19th SL Costa M..a * WE 00 EVERYTlllNG * #115 Tuitln or"'"• •"vlroJ>o •-n~~ , ' surrABLE lor Dental i YOUNG SEr SCHOOL, open Refs. ,.... eat. 646-2839 ..._ w ....... -~·· ~. •i
R-400 . Medk:tl. 100 .,. It, bu.,.::; [ ....., .,...... jl?'\l ~· if:'~: 'ci:;j By ~~=tlon F.qual Oppor. -er ment & plenty of 1··
IA !.,!HADOWS LOVELY room • bath. ~ ~=., B!d; . . l::1J 646-3706 or 64!>-1D51. * -* :~l'. for Vf. CLBUCAL/ '1
• ...,...1tnie11t1 • Spacious closets. Prlv . .,,. m&lO on'. '''°· BABYSl1'TING ""' bome. ' J..M COMPIEl'E HOUSE =n~ty =.,.; prefer an indlvldu-lJ'ASIN.G AGENT ' ~.utR~~' ~·~·~~~ W~~'Si:.~ :: ~Found 11roe Id•> 5so fil'r.l:r·~0;;: <;"= :~;. :;~:.~:.ieli~·~ ~~~~ ou.--._.....-. 1 2 Bit 1 FROM $177 l!OOMS $15 'WI< !IP w/kit..., qutre 824 West 19th SI Costa BLAa< & wblte cock ... poo Cl!Il.D Care_,_,_ Olli EXP. HsC!ng lady, dellre .. ..,,... Full tlme poo!tlon """"' need an lndlvlduai :1 ·
. wl< apts. Ooildm A ·'t Meas type dog, lrlendly, M... -··.. • work by wk/~. Own handllno vacation nltel lor PINN Coll For with aood rt<:tlrd -,,,
a.utU\11 •-'-ta fn. ___,_u.:_p _ N mp<vd CUTE ~0,..,1 --'th Verdie1 Adama area. CM. tian home, fer)Ced yard, hot trans, r'liable/res. M7...J63'l outside sales ltatt and .a--lnh' ..... ,t tkWI aood plQle ptftOn&l-I ..,..._,_,, -~n. ~·· ewport • ~ ~.ng "' prqe. f3-U) Can be clalmed O C luncbea. any a... FV D W k E 'd developU,,. """' bualneu. ...,.,... -It)'. l'i.vtou.leulo(ot-· ,, clttdtt Dacorotor nr.-. CM. 54Hl55. §U-3961. 1,000 °" rt, Ideal far Beautr Poond l!D-22S6 · • -.ms. · •Y or • xp • Good opportunity far right Mon thrv Fri al ~ h ..... " • ~ • Sbq ,..·-1-. Prtvat• < Shop, Boutkzue or ottlc:a. • · Call 547..:n&t If In · -ru-· ... u;:c ,· N.Uaa. ~ ... ~ Jaami • SINGLE room with bath in $250. ~~ FND DQberman. p 1 e ase BABYSrITING in my home. · penon. terested, send 1:30 A.M.4t00 P.M. b'Plnc. 11 a tun time .,.
VoUeybaU court • Gu O::cona. del )4af, newly 1 000 .,,... ·tt. ...,,_. deBCl'lbe~ V1c. Npt. Blvd. &: Mature Vr"Omen. CM area. EXP. HOUSECLEANING resume to Claulfted ad No. posttion lO am-1 pm, but · ='a. Cloeed Garqea. ~. FrdJt 6 clflan tt' Ol'-IUf· on::::; lGth St. C.M. 6421100 or *&IW764* $2.50 an hour. 6 hrs. 55, Dally Pilot, P .O. Box 642..$625,,txtlO mUltbeabletoworkeven-tl: tr No Pet&. 675--2948 .8. cw, o.wtomer P-"-"6· 54<HiOaJ • at 3 Mr C minimum. l)B...2918. 1560, Colta Me'la m:. lnp A mekends. Good a:al. ••
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• a.EAN aleepfna: roorn, pvt . ~&hag crpa:, et.~. Richard. t pm. . erpentw HOUSECLEANING -ex-API'managen-couple.Apt. SECURITY ary +bonus i: benefttt.
409 W. BAY St. home, 181. per mo. lndllllrlol Rental 450 FND' Pair ot Whlppeta, CUSI'OM W 0 0 D WORK, pertenced, own tronsporta. + salary. No -or p<lt. ~ In Penon'
Cosio MoN 640.Eltl male and female, fawn-col· paneling, cabinets, patJoa. llon. 962-zm -8974385 Covina Area. 56U125 PACIFIC OAKWOOD GARDIN
MoN .. r Bklll 1·1113 LGE room w/ldld!en •bath nred. No tags, In bad cond. ~~iJ.s'i46-s<°::l'.e lncomaTox ASSEMBLERS APARTMENTS * '""*7 * ~~May WOl'<)'>< H~~=.=.. ~FAltbluU Area. Carpal S...lce 'i{.~bl;~tes".'P\':":f. BANK N.:..~v&n,,
THE EXCl'!lNG Rent1l1 to 5"11'9 430 NEW M.l ~D~~ 3l°'F~ JOHN'S carpet & Upholstery ~!or appt. SOLDERERS Equal Oppor. Entployo<
PALM MESA APTS. FEMALE noommate ID a11ore u.:U~ r-N!.,lf!.. 11rvwn .. Wbt doe· Vic :"'rs:u ~sm: Jontlorlal WIRE WRAP Equal 0ppor, Employer mlf C1ER1CAL
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1111, -.,,,.., llrt>o. satma etc. $85/mo. Incl utU. At MARTIN & ASSOC, -., 2911> Blk Carol St. Save ,.... ,....,, by saving T~ 'll>P eom-·•es Hu an opening for a rNtdilne tt1t111o nq'd. ~ ,
tie. Adlilta, ao ~ "'°"" 645-:iaJ 500 DYER RD, S.A. Idendty tor....,., me ex1ra trtpa. Will clean Pointing & .,,....Irvine ~-TEWR llwltchl>nl. AJJPIY L. M. °"" 1
8lll<lLES From IUO c BR bome..;.Sba>s.~"'°"'" CALL MU47l 640-0085 llvtnr rm., cnnu,, rm. " Poparhenglng I I ManU!. eo., · 10c .. lll05 E. I
lBEDRll. From'1111 ormate.-mo.-taAna. Forleus41COSq.tt.!~ FND. German Shepherd ball $15.;.,,,, rm. $'1.50, --...CUSTOM PAINTING Alk ForllocheleMay E>o>erlenceddea rob•· Warner S.A.Equal~' =~A ... 1i'i::.'1.J: :Ga:::."",.,2BR r::i;t:. ... ~· lltJly =--male~ol~~ .. -2 :1'.!'°~c!.:': Inter/Elder. Unturn. Inter. II r.=.::1'1!.Sl~J:..;i :.=..Jlul!>oya :l
tq,,$15 a.pt.MimonViejo. 63&-5685 method.ldowork~. gpec.prlca.Freecolorron-=Drive, ~e.wlort Ir DltbwUMn. Nat&: .1
Ytu'n rllbt, tbsfnt andsr· * CaJl •131-®'/ * LAGUNA NIGUIL FND -BeUo! G •rm• n Good rel. 5.11--0IOL anlttng & eat Lie. Ins. ~-··• n....:-.~ty ~p•--'-, -ndable, .,... u . Ai>olY ·:: Dlbdl Ult l-Dr. OAKWOOD Garden 2 Br uo.~ SD Shepherd · 1ernafe • Sooth PR0"'5mONAL carpeting W"'1'1 be .-rbld. 642-6005. ..5i -.-""~ -• = 'W¥<> Jlmbo'a °"""" Sloop, ~ "
(S bib~ Newport Blvd.' f\trn apl to sbr w/mate of ~al or~... Santa Ana . (Frd Saturday cleantna. Dutch Malnten-DISC. We WP & hangirc • t• Berm1kls;.W1Jtr11u1 E. Cout Hw, CdM •:' ~.;;;;~::;:::;;,;.;;;.;;.1 t.ml. N.B. Ph: -• Take Avtty _.,, to ntal>O 551-1168 .... Serv. .... &on " ~ + ..... ~ .. for home. igma tc6 Wanted 6*-9171 COOK, dinner. MUii bo Ill· _;·
ADULTS SGll-dt1 to lbr nice 2'1992 Comlno ~ DABK l>t1!wn lemale cat wlnclowa. '31-15(1). 517-The a n gm a n ' Temporary Help BARTENDER Ne ed ed , around mu. 1..quno Beach '1
LA COSTA APTS. apt. In N"ewport, 21·25 831-1'80 w/Whlte .paw. " 1lnmach L • R CUpaMJ-ery • soo Newport Center Dr. Newport 8ftch TtMlx qu~1 Country Oub, 3ll0tt s. Coozot ·I , J..~! ...,_ 67H191alt9,30 pm. New M·l SOo<:e with Ofllce low1d vte Coala'. l\leas Hlgh. H.... $211.11151 Ste.,,,...._ PAINTING · "-aaonable · SU!te 520 Full time " Pvt tlme. <.:&1J Hwy .. So. Lquna.
: ~ e ~ Ger!!!! for . Rent• 435 ~Aft l!f! =-o-male ~ Rm $211 Guar. Eves' 6'15-7:'g.~' 9'19-5840 Newport Beach ll33.38S1 Robby tor sppt. l4Hl'>O ~~· J.':~ l\:..7'
All ti."11:. P•hl'k ... ......:. Owner: llCIH253, a..:-dog. -CoSll 111'!!1', PARADl"SE ~r. Sall~-, ----·~. ~~·:.:::::: ~ ~~-·Rd .• NB. No..--A----L •• c Self '""lfe".G•r-'lo.DOii Sq. n. POR LEASE. ~~~· m-= TRADERS -~ -"""' -~w -.. -.._, Mini WI~ l Sprinlden, doolc hlall. Call -~ ~ 2nd * 3td ah!llL Apply at OJer1t.TypJft "· .. " "· l4llO COOKS wanted 1or d"-
--Vutouo --S25ill>o ~1'111. FOUND, -puppy, · gate at 3l>tn for 2nd rhllt or Front Olfl<e .. ·"" ... l500 mJ11 'I .,.... bar -' ,_ _______ I \J....,11 Ultoep::p •-I W ~ ""' lemale vie --• HAVE.--,Palnt 1972CMCTNdc*Camper. ll JI'" far 3rd shift. Dental Allt <llnld> .. 1411t1 Hungry Tlift' ....t,....,. ·:
--_,, ..,. On ';iii twii-a. M br """'" • ••-""'! Talberl. ~ Vall110. -11'1.SOO w/$11.SOO.. Will talre late IDOdet Pinto-M&CGreaor Yseflt Corp Exec. S.C'f• ...... $Ellt»100 1641 Wiii SUnflo'ftr 8.A. • ·i ._..._ -No .-1n • WA .... ID Ge't....l!M Also Vac com cir Cat. Cty, VW-F!.at-Station Wagon OC' 1631 P1acentla. CM 1 NCl\ S100 0pr •• , •••• 10 $625 • -""' ~ vol $15,000 8'1' lmt&c. Want Os-Pld< Up + ev"' Dea1gn Eocine<:r Cooks -Sovce Cook 2"" 1 BA anlUrtl '1IO No "'"""""fees I Br -In Coot& -LARGF., Blad< Ca~ with trJ.pb<. Jbll ...._ SU.mt. cuh val. 615-5515 alt 4 pm. ASSIMBLERS Sein! Cooducto< .... to SISK With .... t exper. tn Jara< ) e-:.f .. BA ~~ ~ Rtmll::'~'ri~St. 1fB iit'::~ %:.~ ~ =... C)1:M, Vie~~ 22 ACRES above Crd<>fl. VENDING RDute !O .,,.. A~ at Olpper Marine Inv. Control Otnc ..... lliOO food _._ Cd Cbo1 •
- -I .... if.1S.f1'l5t1tlllMlilt ~" 9•2-1101 ·~-HJlll.1.._s..o. Count)'. node chlnsoa1ot:stlo0pl111•" ·~-.UUE.~talSt., l\ecept.'J'ypi.t ........ l4.IO Fred 644-t'IQO. IA* ...... -Mlltl, -• --1or """"" Cocmty inctJme IJu. Trade lor IOlVicable -ta Ana. Bookkeeper · .. """" • $000 COOK neetted Newport
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-151E.2llJ!. C<M. LAGUNA BEAal G«r111t Alt>llme. FND • -col· -pivpar!J or t 1111,lllO -· auto 0< !I AUTOMOTIVE I<!"· San DI'"°°"""'-Beach Ttnnta Club, Sot * -* ' t1rY -... ..,,.... .. lZ PROr. Oiuplo • od!!lt VllJo ma CoD • ldntUy <nt) SC.2!00 Bla. SC.2300 SALESMAN G<n 1 iod&"1' a<e11t ..... .-lllllch 6 ~ Bro•cb. 'j
'• c...A VD'OJUA -'° ~ 2 loci llim. alt•· 551-m OOllONA de! Mars BR, 110 m All. .,.,,.. """"' road> N...t dynamic, _... "':'!! ~'E"i\i~'RT ··• l60ll ~·::11~m~~-~-~ I
1•1 BR. lln • ~ WAN'l'ED -Ganat to -_,.r, s ~-~ = w:,'° ~~ ~mt l't:-.-a.r: ;:..~~= ::" ~ ~~~ Per-.!~ ~J>ionf.°'A~...:? ="'~~~~1: ~!~ pb. D~~·!::,' ~ Eo111&n-.fu1MM1e 'n"ade$30,lllO-lortnc. ed toveon. prop. or beech -Ford...._°!!'._.<nlllps. IU °":'!,"~• N.b. ~~ Har!Jor, tin!\ --In SINGLE CAR dfilGE. nr --;;-11·-· GERMAN lhe1)btrd. >le. units. Tl~ da}'!: -. lrw!n, Rltn. 6'+ruI At!nlcttve '""~~• pl... .,_,. A~~ Me.. l -~·=·II\. o. c. ~ $15 /MO. 6 :i1x:~baL11t. =Ls;,_~ment. 6 Dona Trod<t Trvat Deocl• ~ f~ 1: a:,..,,:_ e: P/;"·~~P~5SOAT REPAIRME'if ~a:' ... ~~:•
JM lJUlllMo. Pool. $JO/M. T-cs!L ·._ Ap!""' $15 mo. -~1 Blad A11ftan tn>t Vie tor 1 1ros a dMr Trado for T.D. "'TH. EODORE Mutt have watenronl boat 45 to iO to cltan -1
pt, -· 2U. Offl .. Rentol .._ 150 lor -to Y11r Boeb. nr tlullwi! 6. y-HJs HOUie 1U1YW1tere P,,lllO value. ROBINS FORD ._ir Yard exp<r. lnclutllng day a ,...k, 9 to 5. $2 hr a 5 · A 111. -.ilM -·--·-. l .. · bdi. tlO mu.: I'll N.B. Slot! 9El-rn8 • S3UllO 5IHll!U "' 545-4818 lllulouta, mechlltull ,...i.. lunch. 141-llM.
I 1'17 WISTC Ir' mu. -"'!'1"'" 2 BR + 2 Studio pt>, Pal l1J 81 James Pl., N.B., ! 20IO H"11>or mvd., Gd lo!" tor too ...,., CQUPLE TO l\IANAGE ~!f!!LIMeh l»t."8A&f!,f·IL•= DESlllE -l!lulllo ! bd, CLASSIRED ADS ft' nr~•.,.J: BR., Ill ba. ....., vu, COll1aMeas -· Boot Yard. 1.ovt11 wtll·malntalned IO ~~-:li.....""°!o ~1•1".":i:. =:410~~1 •• FOR ACTION ••• -=~M.u = .=, ... 1oci«l~=~ .. "::..C'..,!dooo!O<W'~ To mi. ~·~.=.:; .
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I Kelp w.-. Ma "710 Help W.mod, M " ,. 711 Help WM!ed, f!I & F 710 HtJp W•nted, Ma F 710 Hth> Wanted, Ma F 710 Help Wonted, Ma F 711 Help W•nted, Ma " 711 .............. 110 ~"'-...
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I nt ••• ~.~--·"" •. ply " ga1'1, MacGregor Eltctrlcltn -poaltfon. w ... have Ptr'"'""I Coun. T.-SERVICE ~ &I"-.... '""~ -1'1'. """'°I * AUCTION ,.., moUvatt<i lndl-::...-:::;-,::-•• ..'.: Yacht Corp, 1631 Ptacetllla, MlJI. 8 -.. -. M"" be ""°" ...,.neno.. Pmtt ,... U ,... .,. ._ave ..,. f/l!me. lhdl. tmow-tn E>t,tr. M"" ho .,... IL -"" do! -· •H Sl1i-Giant y 7 -P.M. IOr _,,:;,-;.,i'ai'-o1 CM. oble to'~;--ohool jnjec tired ...,_ Soot!: O>oot lhllllulfe l wont lo -._.., eJc. 2 Yn f'ly In-. &:rl t. Slrlolo, brus -$35. Ga.z. FRIDA :... I l -~p;;;-oonw • GEN'L ore. Part Time -!loo -4 t .. ..,...; Comm. Hoopltal, l'ftmod e MAKE MONEY exper. ~· Bonus tar lie. 5000 W. Cout Hwy, H.B. 6d plaotcr( p<dnta1 3' bl, MARCH 2)
..-It> llalOIY :-: A >'!ling, type. To l3 hr. ..-. ~ -Office. 513l"L e ADVANCC: ON YOUR not req d. Neat "' appear. WMl'IU':SS for 11& ... ard :; ft:~~,!;!:' .. ; ft!dloo, Si>fak..... T.,. l
' 91MSU' e.. .........., (21!) S.U-?llll. oervidnc -... 2nd ohl!J, PARTS MAN, alrcnlt .. •llERITworuc wmt PEOPLE ·~ l!it""' 2il8J) l<ewporl ohllt. Odin -....... $1.lO, Pal< Fr.~,:.;::. -,,, __ ! ,,._ GIRL F-y S«fttary U"alndays.~Z""'""8 man .... lnald<'lala.1!$U BliO: · ltOOW.Cout Hwy.,NB. owblelOPo......,U."""* Re•lllttc .~ 0~::;:~.tt= Bookkeep«.,,;. W>U3Ual oo'. 1.12. LM °"" Co, DIC., & Whale .. ,.... -· Calt w,:,..w~ train fr:'m!°r m SERVICE S\adon H tip . AWfy l>IW!'-8" 9 p.m. pllery, $125" .... fr. col!ee so. .... Orta -!900. II.-I
--• 'Exo nq. Xlot portun11y for a q u I ck 151B•E, lV._ Ave .• Santa Mon/Tues/Wed oOty~?.191 all OUf. ol -~'•• P"m:-~ weekend "-"'-a1llO W~ -Food I< 10bl•, pllery, 185 lam... =~~ .. TV,,% I 11.lJ?Y. Send retume to l"elOUrceful girl Varied & Ana. PART tim~ boultkffptt aapec -..~~· mecti .... ue'1 helper, 'F'turne O;;lclrtall exper. only. Sid'• 6fl.6889. ..... • ., bed I
-"' ""'" lnte,....ttng wo~lt So I Id HA.INTENANrc-~-i-r. moml....,.. Mon-Fri , teltlne 4 eva1uate potential days. Arco, Utb •Newport Bhw Beel. 673-891)t. WHITE tun.,•--.. .. ........... Bauett 6 piece room -... no. -· caie of · "'-=-~.. "" , ow n tmiployen ror local, na-CM ' uo:u ...... -..... tet. 125 yr old Gn.nd pl.anQ. OalJy lat, P.O. Box 1560, bookkeeping&: accurate~ Mu .. l h.&Y e p.ro v en tl'llll!iportaUon, Harbor t1ona1 le lntematiooal com · WAITR&SS. expt"f. App);y in bed, tlml ~ttrest, springs, Plctllft•, f$.1nps, vtl'Wlt
O:iata Mea., Calli. D1$. In& e.ucnUal. 1 i!rl office ln background e 1 e c t r l c a l , Ertates, San Clemente aft 6 paniei Call Pat Beran SERVICE Station Attendant pel"IOfl, 2633 W. Ooe.af Hwy. matcb1nc dresaer S 1 3 5 . chairs. ~ 5 walJde..
DENTAL aalatant, cha.lr ~ne~&i salary open. plumblqi, bave mechanlcal PM 496-alG6. ezrOo, Dennis I Dennli full ~time. Exper. Over NB betwn 2 I: 4 pm. Octqonil walnut pm e talk.ft LOTS OF Ml.9Ct I
.wit, l yr. ~ .• aood "' ability. Apply ln pert00. See PART-TIME help wanted. Per.>nnel A&:ency of lzvine, El8. ~--HllrownNB'• ~~L WANTED, sharp vtvaclous table, WOOd A wroogt\t iron WJNO. Y'S AUCTION Niot ~ oftlc» GIRL Ftlday. Typing I Mr. Saber. Sheraton Beach Women'• drta ahop J.5--31 2Jll2 Miche1ton Dr. A190 ·'-'-wy, ~ enthuaiasnc,
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dependable be.se,$85.Qu ~en-alzed ! ' ~ Nl&Uei. 4!6-4245.. ' general office work, p/tlme Inn. 2lll2 Pacific Cout hnl. weekJ.1. Call for ap-k>cat.ed San Jose, Long SERVICE Station salesman. girl, 17 thrv. 2), Eater frame, firm matt res•,
DENTAL Secrewy, bl,..,'Y 675-8960 HW}', ltunt Bch. pointment between 10 &. 1 Beach, Torrance, Santa Experienced, full time. ,,..eektnih le awnmer. call sprlnp, $50. I ' cream vtn,y1 COME BROWSE AROUND
exper. Good typing d GREEN THUMBS MAN w/truck needed for ~ Alk tor Bill Ana, Anaheim, San Diego A: Older man ok. 8911 Adams, for appt. 675-7880 or OOUCb $-ti. Sal&: Sun ONLY, 2015'iS Newport Blvd.
N Ctr Full time prdeoer, i:nler early ~new.paper PERS:>NNEL wanted for re-Sberwood Oak&. Hunt. Beach. ~ A~ Goel, 642--4696 Behind TOl'\Y'• Bkta:. Matl'.a.
req. e~: own equipme11t, techrdcal delivery. 557 • tdn A fiberglau: wert, Sand· Sales Phann&oeutlcal $900) SERVICE Sta. Salersman, Balboa Island. MEDITTERANEAN1 • t Y 1 e Coa'a Meu * 648-8686
DINlNG Bui help, male or knowledge plus experience M.aril:etin&: Mii' Tme in&, polilhiq:, pouring, etc. Co. C•r + Comm + pftlme ffellwknda. Mech. rame table w 4 hlg~back· SI'EREll: 1973 G a r r a rd
female. Permanent, lull requlml. 614-2661 CommunlCA1tlon1 $9000 Start at $2.25 '"" hr, w/ Expensts exper. NeaL Apply '""'"' W£ NEED YOU! ed chalrl. Xlnl coodltion. Quad System. 1\111 ..., ttme, Days. Apply in HAIRDRF..SSER with some Oppor. to unUze your full regular increates 1n salary. F Paid 2590 Newport Blvd, CM. Price $250. Solid brau tumtable, AM/FM!MPX
penon. San Otmente Inn. followlna; wanted loi· self potentlal.. max:lmhe ~ ,.!~ Penllerthy, CM, National ad!ertlstng 1; a re-SERVICE Station • Ialand flre:pla.ce •t. $15. Call receiver,
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air eua:pe!nlion Conteua Hir Fuh.iona. IMO eamlnp le roove rapidly V'U'"'UVft. putation makes this a salesmen needed p/time 545-8157 aft. 5PM &: all da,y speaker systems. ta~ deck
OlSHWAS!ER w. n t ed . Bay Side Dr., Newport w/a major int'l. firm awaits "Name" c.o. Outstanding eves " wknds. Apply Arco Tme Assemblers Sat & Sun. = in jac:kL Brand new in :i:~ =· A~';°i1 ~~ ~ Beach. ambttiout tndlv. Comm. + PLASTICS & oppor. awaits dynamM: tn-station at 17th & Irvine, CM Clerks DANISH modern liv. rm. set • n:lf ~ ~ 'J ~ ~. 628 N. Coast Hwy, Boat ro. car + .._, + lCln'l div. w/d.,.,.. to sue<:<ed. SERVICE Man-Must have $40., ,.ftig, IOO, call afL O.igl y ' now <Jr HOTEL h ousekee per benetlt pad<a.a:e. Call Jim Call Jim Lyon, 833-2700. mechanical ability. we will Sr. Typists 6:30 pn, 58339. · amallpymnta.893--850l. ~
Canyon, LB supervisor wanted. Elderly Lyon, 83.1-2'100. Dennis & FIBER,GLASS Aho Fee jobs. Dennis & train. m-BOJ5 Sec . G.ra-c.1..,,, ,. 812 GAS Stove $15, camp stove 2 I OOMESTIC Help • George woman preferred. Call for Dennis Penonnel Agency Denm.~. Peraonnel AgenCy SHOE Salemtan ex retarieS """•-~ burner $10, desk like new "
Allen Byland Aa;ency, 106-B appointment btwn. 9 am & of Irvine, 2082 Michelaon FABRICATOR rJr Irvine, 2082 Michelson Chlldrens shoe titler. Ort~ Accnt Clerks 3 Party Garage Sale Antique $t5. typewriter $10, kitchen ,~ E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395 3:30 pm 833-2TlO ext. 459. Dr. . helpful, Mr. W bid i er, tea cart, What·not llheU tbl 8c chrs $10, kitchen tbl ~ Escrow OfffC4H" to $950 830-1540 VI occasional chairs dra.., & $5, elec. heater $5, bike, ,
Foe Paid HOUSEKEEPER -C.m· MOBll-EHOMES SALES WOMAN M. ejo. VOLT rods, app!W>oes,'l!Olenllial = .11" 1 1pd $10. ~
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aeekl eapa'tie lndlvidual. cookln&. hOulekel'ping. AP. if om.et, • leader in the resin products. pany benefit•. Near N.B. city hall 675-3&51 3848 Campua Dr" SWte 106 Midi suede coat, new ~e-g a ni e tab I e w / _f j
Definitely an outaandlng s= Uc~Refane:!'d~ =:~~rr:!t~~i Call for Appointment STOCK·aaleretrt,expprefer-Newport Beach 541)..4741 sale pl"ice; dresses, cock· hi&~backed chairs. Xlrit i ::i::;:;· for penon ....... Lee Dove 4M-9'19i"c1a,.. ~ vehicles, bao c.,.., op. Apply In Person 540-5000, ext. 30 red. fu!l:eiving, • e wing, Equal Oppor. Employ.,. tall pant sulta. punea condition. Price $250. Solid •
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paJd beneflto h"e. Can Kim ~ i;;',;'"°""""" 3S33 Harbor Blvd. JOSEPH MAGNIN 675-2810 WIG STYUSr like new; boob, 3M dupll· 56-81S1 aft. 5 PM A all day
am 83.>2700. Abo Fee HOUSEKEEPER. lull time, Costa Mesa, Calif. Equal Oppor. Employer TAPE Shop Sale~ns. Expet. $2 to $2.50 hr. Salary ci.tor, 2 surl boards, 2 bik~. Sat I: Sun. · I
Jobs.Dennla&:DennlsPer-matw-e, eood company Y.--•-+ bonus. Empress, 7800 2" drain pipe approx. 40' WANTED ., ~ ~~ncy;: Irvine, l::,""~'·. ~riy Manor W~·•n?~,J',er:d. 92626 ';~';;-~KE.!'am•=•· ':fa &:m~"io 4tor •PP
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° ~ta 1 • vantage of our recent ex· · exper. nee. Apply in penon, WOODWORKER for small P ""·Sun• 1·• L5lO •·~~ ~ EXEC. SECRETARY guna ..,.... .............. · I th b"I t 4 M .. __ .. boats M··-ha knowJ-.il.. .m., · p.m.· p.m. ~ Snow chain tires TO RENT ·~
Independent ma1ure penoo HOUSEKEEPER, Cook. live ~ t ~ ... ::;~ :. ~973. ~~ ,f;:;n~;;;:,~;.,~; JnLER of P.,:,' U:.. ~ Ave. Teresa, San Clemenle. G00-14 ""'" 8" wide; I
\Vith excellent lkllls &: 1pell· in. for elderly \\'Oman, vehicle areas. I cek11co' Y, c.~1. 645-6915. Equal op. depends on experience. NO MOVING SALE: 87J) La (SUn. Z.Aprll 1). stS-1881.. n
Ing needed to work for dlvi-w/whecl chair & walker, A - _ ~ por. Employer. \\le are seeking an e>:per· phone call please. Mel· Vista Dr., Laguna Beach ANTIQUE Fr'Ebch stove-10 ;.
!rion man.,er. AppUtude for Middle age, handicappNI 2 AMBITIOUS JR. _ SA' "'SPEOP' o , alk ienced "",.. time teller !or Craft, 738 W. 17th, Of (oU Park+Manzanita), Sat. yrs old. $65 Misc ttetn1 [I !lgures I: inturance e'"'°"'. son. 546--5950 DR.AFTS?i.fEN ->...<;.. l.oL -. to t ,..... • J/)l only. 3·pc Fr. Prov. Cb'"-. p'•· ~•• t" • . ~.--· about the most precious our Newport Beach office. 111 ---i~-aJ .... 1 .. 1. a.. ~ ... ,.. ,..,.._ "'°'.-:"'"""' 'l
preforred. ~ <."Omm•n· HOUSEKEEPER for roo· With no prevl""" .,.. llu1#llrle commodity. PURE Hotll"S 10o30 to 5 pm Mon· ac~•Nu :--swhlte Upri&ht blk wro<iiht 1ml ' ~~~-wUCh
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bllity71'Sl, llbersJ valescent hospital. Apply perience whO wouldwlllke I WATER. No scUlng. Ren· day-Saturday. I •dla.dM If") ~:!~ .. se1L_~lants, ice chairs.) 59Z-3233 ~!
"""""".,.· a 842. for Bay View C.Onv. Hosp, 20'55 lo enter out fast gtO ng tals only. Extra high com· . . V s •
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.... ' "''....., ~n-ALMOsr 2 th .fJ "I appoin'tment. Thurin St., C.M. industry. A Subsidiary Of mlYiona. Part time OK. Please call Mar'lene Schaich tpalers', plumbers' IUPP ies, 4• x 8' ~uxe G':n l
UNIGARD H o USE KE EPER/Prac. The Susquehanna Corp. call alt 6 pm, 644-7749 for an appointment nt, drum of. dishwa.shlng Cam 11 t iCk>
INSURANCE
BILLS OF MATERIAL Equal Oppor Employe ' compound, many odds il pa-&he or P -e '
Nune for Sawyers Home. a.ERK · r SALFS· -Sten!O -El~ntcs 640-0033 Antiques 800 ends. "Make otfa"' on most COO: $350. Owner ~ '
Mature. 11 pm-7am ahilt. RHJ>Onslble for prepar-PRESSER, for production on .. CB. Exper. ~ yrs min. ~ Items. top for $260. ~ ' EXP'D Food & Cocktail
wallreu. Day thltt. Ask fat
Wayne or Uz. Rancho San
Joaquin Golf Coune 18021
Culver Rd., Irvine, Nr. UCJ,
552-9113.
646-6n6. ing detail materials lists dr:e.sser & sklrta Top pay Direct Door gelling. Full or GREAT WUTEt.N SCRAM-LE' TS NEIGHBORHOOD Sellathon. Balbo.I S.y Club .
HOUSEWIVES: Stretch your tram production to print. 64&--0308 ' ' p/time. Lafayette store El SAVINGS ntuq nbon thru Sat Furn FAMILY Mrmbenhip $]!JOO ••
shopping dollar & build a Previous e x perien ce PROouCTroN Painting. Toro, ~1210. . ANSWERS lamps, toys, clolhes' P 0 Box ?.ll69 Sanford Sta ~lfi~ 1~~. ~~:: prelerred-air brush e<per. Ca 11 SALESLADY-matun! for tn· SON=~ ~~~d h~area. · books, paints: Hon, Log Angeles, 90075.
Pilot, PO Box 1560, Costa 5-t8-6116 for appt. tlmate apparel shop. C.M. ~e, avon botttes, wigs, VACUUM Hoover tqll1&ht
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COST ACCOUNTA.i"'IT REAL ESTATE .... , "''" area. 642-5430 for appt. i;-,,ual ()ppor Employ" m/f Honem -Docat _Uncap-fabnc, plaques fan 1, $19.!iO Good 'IV bl'w 11" \ EXP'D Sales help stereo
equipment, ulary plus. For
appt. 645-7152, 8 to 4.
J\fesa, a U. 93326. Responsible for complete SUCCESS CARfil ""l-Befoul _ ·BLONDES decoupage prihts, crafts portable $42.!iO XJnt Biael
INTER. DECORATORS ~stmd:i~~~rm!nt~11bl~ New or experienei.'d. Join the SECRETARY TELLER Random remark: "I'm materials, )Uggagt> rack for aweeper $6.50. M2-00C5 1
Exper. Wanted to share in audlllng acrual usage &. \Vorld's largest and fastest Fee Paid. Beautitul modem grateful to chemistry. After MG, speedometers. Must TRADITIONAL wed din
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a.sai.tanf. Jor MonteAAOri
Pre-School. 7 to 3. :;46-4531
operation of contemporary CO!lll ol our products. growing resale organiiation bank located in beach area all, it was c h e m l 1 t r y :if A8lfan· saJllta &~on, HB gown. Sitt u • worn ortee~ ,
home furnishings 1 how Degree &./or previous with a network of over 300 wiU train sharp bubbly that gave us beautiful ..,......,..,.,.,., A1.o Cathedral length -ve8 1
room. Contact Mrs. Boileau, experience required. oUlces and become a An immediate open--type iJ\diVMroal or exper. BLONDES." EAST B t..U:r F GAR.ACE 6-15-3638. ~ " · ~
644-4917. CALL FOR APPT. member of our I'tfillionalre ing exi1ts for a 1kill· ~';t J~ C+all OOJanE.PAlag"'e. SAN CLEMENTE SALE·Fri., 'Saf A Sun. lDam WOMAN'S wedd.1-
1 ..i...? t,~ , tr-" V--.,.... '11 (7141 547-8393 Club. Mulll-milUon dollar ed secretary in our 1:.•"~-:-. r--·tal P·-nnel ANTIQUE SHOW a: SALE lo 5pm. Community Silver Uk "'5 ... '5 IN! ~-o E J ad·-.... -m '"'--p ~ .........., .... ,,,.,. SAN CLEMENTE INN plate serv. for 8+ extras, ~ new, hardly ~ Announcing *** FACTORY
New Lite Industr!Rl
Division For Women
Noeded lmmedl1t1ly
Experltnc.d
PC A11emblers
Hand Solderers
A loo
Trainees For
Lite lndu1trl1I Wark
lndu1trl1 t S.wlng
& Wire Wrappets
Injection Molding
' e Many assignments in the
Newf>Orl: Beach, Irvine. San-
ta Ana & Coata Mesa are8..'J. e Experienced & trainee
Positions. Excellent earn·
Jngs. Weekly paychecks.
lfMJI: PER.SONNEL ~ES•Kil'CI
FEE PAID
tire. Salw Eno"-to $12K
Purchas Agf/Steel $10K
Buyer/Marine Hrdwr $14,500
Escrow Sec'y to $900
Exec. Secretary to $700
Secy/Construction ' to $615
Secy /Brokerage to $625
Recept/Gen'l Ofcl to $550
Costing Oerk to $550
Oerk Typist to $500
Comm'ltLlnes illa(f.r $500
Surety Cleric Ttne t.. to $425
Free & Ft€f Positions
CALLo TR!S!l HOPKINS
JERRt WH~&.fORE
488 K l7t8 (al~) CM
Suitt 224 642-1470
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JUNIOR Salesmen: 10-15.
Eam $2D-$40 per week get-
ting ne\v customers for the
DAILY PILOT. Thil is not a
newspaper route and does
not include collectlna: or
delivering. nansportatlon is provided. We work four
hours after school and 8 on
Saturday. \Ve have opening1
for Fountain Valley & South
Huntington Beach areas on·
ly, You must be out of
school by 3 PM t o
participate. ExperienceJ
2061 Bu1Jne11 Ctr. Dr. boys given pr Jo r l ty .
lrvlnt IU.1641 1-"968-:::...:::900=. -=---
Nr. Orange Co. Al'P"rt L VN'S
549-3061
F/C BOOKKEEPER
Outstandin2 builder wants
your IJkilbs tbru ftnandal
statements. Xln't bendit..
Fee Paid/ Al.to F.ee Jobs.
Salary to $900. Ca.U Helen
Hayes, 5-l(J.Q)55, Coastal
Penonne.I Agency, 2790 Har-
bor Blvd., CM.
FOREMAN: Fibe-glasa mold
shop, llpm-7am 11 h It t,
Previow supervbory t!.."<PfJ'.
ttq'd. Flbergls e x p e r .
hdpf1l1. but not mandatory.
All{ll.y ill pl!l'W>n betwn 8am
A 2pm. X..cGtegor Yacht
Corp, 1'l1 Placentia, C.M.
~ time car WB!h help.
Apply 510 A\"e. Estrella, San a.m.n ...
MACHINE
SHOP
Locel Manufacturer
Precision machine products
ha.A Immediate openinp 'for
the following'
' Grinder Machinists
LAlual ppor. mp oyer ~eJ &.-e":1·~J. urchasing Depart· Agency, 2i90 Harbor Blvd.. March 23. 24• ?> boys SchWinn bike 26 .. 10 White gokL Unusual Ill~
MUST have experience In Excellent sala training. ment. Mutt type 60 0-1. G£'neral. Adnduion $1.25 sp, pis 26" bike I: other $75. 962-32()7 aft.
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model shop work. The right Please call Virginia Jones wpm. Shorthand 80 • BACHELOR wanta: to buy goodies. 3044 Carob, NB. SLATE a>in operated -pOijil
man will be employed full 8J5..4fill. wpm. . TOOL, DIE & old furniture, antiq ue, MOVIN~.'~. s&le. Dining ~bktphone&.a~1 ~1
time on prototype develop-RED CARPET ;'·MOLD MAKER Oriental ar lndJan rug, old seu, sectiooal, patio & baby ~'HA • anne • -•
ment, ~ay Shift only. Bio-~ealtors Apply In Person Western paintings. Ca.sh. tum. Lots more. Fri !t Sat. 1
Dynamics, 17542 Armstrong REAL ESTATE SALES Small electronics finn needs 494-1652 !!! ~~·-~ce, CM W~TER rr!::. wi-lh ~ l Ave., S.A. R 3333 Harbor Blvd. experienced man with abili· WANTED. Cash pe.ld for ~ ... ~ -, N~M.ER F EE LICENSE Costa Meta, Calif. ty tu design molds or dies Early American and antique GARAGE Sili1il\FRI &:: SA'! ,complete. 48'' black Ute $15. .
\VELCOMlNG: TRAINING from detail part drawings. tumlture. 494-9813. 9-3 Basset, cri~ &: changing 645-6MG. •
J-lospltallty Hostess Famous Real Estate Llcens· table-dft'sser; baby items, PORT ABLE campt't' jacb
To Call LOCALLY on new big Course l'lO\V available STA 'CO, INC. ANTIQUE wall phone 80lid xlnt Qlnd, tun, &: loll of $35. Port-a-Potty $30. Both
th T be
"' oak. brass bellt $75 or best in U resident families bringing ru ar l1 Realtor5.Free ~ oHerS3l-226S mlsc.610.Acada.Aw.:CdM exceentcondltloll. f
gifts &: civic info. Good pay Placement Service. Free " 11 l9 Baker Street GARAGE aalf::TV aet &: 979-58
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· I Pftime. Must have happy Training Program. Earn Appll•ncet 802 stand, aofa,. "'bair ~r LARGE leather office cbalr ~~~~· ~ng atJlllty, ~~~ 1~4)le~i.J:.1 :~ • Co;l~•a 30'' TAPPAN elect. rs.nae blender, ~ ta1-te i,. $50. King: Wttet bed & !
Weekends (714) 832-700J. w!Ba.se $75 13 ft GE mlsc. 968 !;98 frame $25. ~ $10.
NEED lndivi"1&1iJiWIE!X· ,,...,,.,., refrlg. $75. °Ke~ auto. t'ORNER aOtai &il'Jlt ~. &4Hl.54. r ~
p&Uji!nc chemiChl
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W/ Top RECEPT. $500 Equal Oppor. Employer washer, less than 2 yr old.. ~ :1t. "'Wht. /~r. ~IT knl tt i'nl -1 ~~Oqualitied'."-\t'I era.in., Westclill A 9ubstdla"' Of TYPISTS . Dictaphone, 60 $150. ~. 6 73-813 2 • ~ ·~ ~J.576 machine SSO. COit over $300. I · Per90nnel Agency "J High --~1 d'~t-A 673-0290 PA'nO. '--•-•---~'d, 4ll 645-19f3 eventnp. I
1651 E r"'•-S 'nlt' Susquehanna Corp. w.p.m. ""-"""" linu'"" wuus.. 1IUWiClllUI Newspaper · -~··· .A. req'd. XJnt m,,.. ,,.,..fii. & COPPERTONE w..ilng. enst, alley bet 1111t A.12th. st.1,CK111g11t. <2l 47" -. ,
Suite 107 Equal Oppor. Employer v.·orking conds. Apply in boose refrig w.llreezer, good Nr. Palm, Fri, Sat, Swl. $18 comtftte. Typist IM8t.~~~nterl penon, S::J'.1-9:30 am, Safeco cond, SllO. M.S-0510 bef 2:30 RUMMAGE Se.le* St. John'I ' CaH 6i2-8246 · l
To punch TI'S Tape for Lino· SECRETARY Insurance Co.. 175 7 0 p.m. Hall .. 1015 Sam, CM, Sat mCYCLF.S .
type&. Excellent salary and RECEPTIONIST, law otfiCl'. Bmokhunt, Fount a In Rent W•l.hers/Dryt;rl 9-4; SUn. S.L Mar. Zf.25. 10 I: .3tSpeeda. New Ir Ull!d. •
broad fringe benefits. Eve-Lite typing req'd. Stan Secretary 'v/fronl oUice ap-Valle)'. Equal Opportunity fl Wk Full maint H hold-Good WHl take trade-in. 957-079'l.
ning !lhift. April lst. &M-9626 pearance, p ersona 1 It y, Employer. '* 639..100'.a * ' OUM ' .814 JUNn>ER tree. 8' tall $XI.
DAIL y PILOT RESTAURANT counter help. public con.tact & general of· RECOND. APPUANCES ANTIQUE walliut tpool bed of.4.1 Bent St., LaKuna Bch,
330 W. Bay St., CM 11:30-5, Apply in person fice expenence. URGENTLY Delivered-"''""· Dunlap'1, S45 p)ua mate"''..,,; almoSt (upatalnl. Local dely. i
642-4321 Ext 309 Neat appearance, Tastee EMPIRE o-bed '"'
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Ask fl:lr i..ndy,'.Paul 2966 Bl'istol, Costa Mesa MANAGEMENT CORP. 1815 Newport, CM 548-T180 new , sp?"'IMda. $15 ·eac. ~IG. l8C ft. ~e au,
or Dflve. N B NEEDED Avocado wsh &: dry $129 Wool hand bra1ded room $165. Wahr $15. Lry ,Dr jack RESERVATIONIST • • °""' ,... wuben, c1ry.t, -· excallent condition, $125, efec •tv $40. ~-•
Nurses Aides, all shifts. xlnl Exper.-part·time, 3 days wk. 83J.871 I refrig-::"(' ' hand lawn mower: $ 8~ fringe bntts. Beverty Manor Typing req'd. Contact Bill SECRETARY trom. $39.95 545-07*> ROrinlca white bar' wtth-:i Mltcefi111eoU. ,
Conv. Hosp. 496-5786. Schne'ider 2-4 pm, Newport· For Newport Beach Ad Unskilled LATE model washer and bar chairs, $39. Aftdr S or Wanted , 8
2 OFFl"CE GlRLS er Inn, N.B. 644-1700. Agency. All skills Including :·~~ndlHon $45. ~~· ~-_s .. u }dat.l·W-A_N_T_E_D_·_Seve_ra!_..;.,;tlii!d;;":J.,
NEEDED "'°rthand.Sbarplooks,Jong lABORERS 11111 YR. guarn. del .l ID-6 PIECE "'l'win B<droom set Odental.,,,.. "band·nwjl
Radio telephone dispatch te , hours, good pay. stall. Late mod. an CYCle $90; wuhinf machine, xlnt ta.peztries. catl e v •J-,
Mull be 25, able to drive t Send Resume: Kenmore waaher. 63fJ-28«J. cond t1S:'•lm""""ed Czech 12 ~ • • • •• I
Appl}' In Penon eU en -1. Classified Ad no. 624 1-..-..t _,.1 •---ry• · > -· YELLOW CAB CO. a c/o Daily Pilot rmmm e DISHWASHERS. washen. co,.~ P~ aettings. $100; PAY 5 lo~ ,.-'!bah'° p o Box 1560 p I r--.! dryera. reblt. euam a: Small desk $10: Maple chair called top $ PAl'WI on ueed
186 E. 161", c .. 1a Mesa . . enonne .... nnce delv'd. 839-?g); 541h5218. $10. 4!13-l921. Oriental-· 5'5·5070 I
ORTHODONTIC -Chairside .A C.Osta Mesa, Calif. 92626 17581 Irvine Blvd. M'--A' ~ eves assistant. Excel. salary. irnorf Weiher & Dryer $40 1KWtl1neous 818 WANT. ·
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d r SECRETARY, Booklteeper, #115 Tustin 548-1309 --. lo bey ':16 • pl ' M:e 18·25 yrs. x P ' Girl Friday. An unusual op-US.5460 CHAGALL Who $ 4 5. aquarium or 1 a r cttr. J
de.med, but not mandatory. Ri portunity lor a q u 1 ck Equal Oppor. Em..i.....·er Refr&gerftor .. $"20 Picauo Etchtna $75., Brad: 962'-1007 ·or 536--4m.
Ph: 54&-5l70. l t refliOUJ'CCful girl. Varied le 1""1 $42-8246 bury oil $175.) Dlli Litho WANTED OM aood tall.gate !
PERSONNEL
e6taUran lntere1tlng work.. Solid MUSf 11e11 _, '72-Deluxe $185., Others. Pvt pty, doOl'torHlllmaDHuslq Qt.1
bookkeePIJll'.&.accuratetyp-URGEN. TLY \Vhlrl(XJOI Dishwuhier,_xlnt ~ Call~ or 541M478. II ing ......W. 1 girt olflce in oond, l!H: jSl-4719-PLAYHOUSES • cuaJiJm WILL rent or btzy exeltyde
CLERK
as opehtng& tor Irvine area. Salary open. FOR sale, Philco c1,1.1tom 4 dealans or standard pla1t1. with odometer. ~ aft I
BUSBOYS ~~~i:'any to$900 NEEDED ~74:'ectrtc dryer. $3S. ~,;~:,.UJ.°'~"'; 3
om. . · ·~. • ~cclnl! CJe11< $600 61Hl28. Office Furniture/ .
• Escro\V/S<c'l<,. $S5<I , Bulldjt19 M•t.rl<ilt 906 WllmN Rldiy tennis ntdt.el &quip. 174 I
VARIAN DATA
MACHINES
Hat Immediate Opening
Po1rt-Tlme
U Noon 'til 2:15 P.M.
Monday 1'brougb, Friday
Apply tn penoo
*' 100°/o fREE * Unskilled e SURPL~'B\JlLDING ll& Scltw!nnracorll&tn. W· DESK I ~ MATERIAL -'1000'• al NEW l'\onnandY clarlnet-pro!... • llt5, walnul; olfl<e I AssemDlers ITEMS! Doon, lumber. o\Y· ~ $35 •. ~ 9'.!':.~ Ml~~ ea. Center Liz Reinder'1 Agency
4500 Campus Dr.
546·2118 Newport Beach Pcickers wood, alum ah .. tlng. mold-R 0 s ENT tn. L Cltlna, dttt;"° 614;:6!11 Good oon-tnr. wlndowl, etc. Crystal, Jg coffet! t b 1 EXEC d lb
qARDENER -~tin. 5 yn
exper. req'd for pog!Uon at
b'E publ\c prdcn. Only
rmpon. bard-working
~ w/gd ref's nd ap. ply. QIM. Call: 613-2261
8:31>-ll:JO Tueo->'ri .
Miii Machinists
Genercil
Mcichinists
Tool Mciker In our au,, P<?l'lllnnel Office 4647 M•cArthur Blvd. Secret"Y ln"terfm BUILDERS .SURPLUS' W..U<ht lroo patio tum: D"1< .!,,,, 6'/8' $!~HO
tor a clerk to aMillt in a NIWfM»ri 8Hch **** CdM "Realty I:' Oon· 2406 So. Maki St., S.A. 67W772 ~ ~~
IV• have exe<llenl fr1ngQ vartety of ... 1gomenta 1uch Equal oppor. En>PI-slrtletlon Complil\Y -p--nel "'--·Ice Mooln!"'". ~ S.1J,Jll-5 ~'::!.'..:.~~t~:ui. ~nt ~1 • '. "'Ncew •u ~ ....... #-
benefits including compef\YI as group i1t1umnce. reconh young lady with retaft!d et,• •• "'"' ~ ... _. u.u w11.11.-..i: UUA • .. ""' ......,.. QI
paid gl'Ollp inlJurance. ,:.,~· ~O::~:!"~~ .::! PifZA m1ker, ecper., .,.. """""" In --· 17511 lrvlno BWd. FurnltuN a10 -:.,ion4-1fle:'~ -QIO. Cd -1
GENERAL
NURSERY MEN
Apply P""'"'1el Depl. loolting 10< an indlvldunl . Apply 4!0 S. O>ast Hwy., =.'?'· l~'tt'\1:"'··-:~ #115 T~stin '·, . Pl.,,../Orlont l2j who 11 tc!f'Viee oz1entcd a: _Laguna Beach. ~1o\'appt.4to6Dn? ua..5460 OtJNCANPHYFEd1nherm CARVl4) sta.tuet froml----''---.....::;,;.11
enJoyw a heavy woric loed. ROMAN RESI'All!IAlrl' & -Equal ()poor. Employer :;: "Chain. c:bJna '*b!net, "'°""' !be world. U n. -111 ._.
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Whol~• G....<"" -1 yr·s TRANS~RT ..,,. Only. Salory open. DYNAMICS ~ HUis llltt. ean for 3131 w. Segersttom
1pP(. ~. S.nta Ana (Il4) 5*JU1
GENERAL OFFICE Ju>t oil HArbor & w.,,,...
AAA llml onen °"totondlng I Eq\oal °"""'· Employer
oPPOf· tor ldvanctmttlt tn ' thll ~ em)' ~ftion, Call MAID work in excbarwe f<rr'
Jtn Pqt, ~. Coe.8lal apt, 4 hrs .per da.y for )'OW'
'PP-'-*'ntl A.IMQ'. 2'l'!IO Har. rent. 548-o975S.
bor Blvd., OL MALL1~';-.,;;t;O::.s"'wi:'i1;,,G-&,,_,B<!ll,._._. uey~
GENERAL Ol'FICE Salon has opening .for H.a ....,. all ~ girl. beautlclan, exp in hair Tn>Jns; a..-;111 pi>ones, good!. Sal"Y. comm &
Ute ))oi)lckHpt"" 9&att '400. vacation. SU-3446
-MAINTENANCE MAN v--_, Rent Exp'd -,,..idna -. lljll., ,_ Xlm w o r k I : a c:ood1ti:!:
ete. .,. a Dd1 PUot Good fringe be n e t t t 1.
tlal Ad. &oil lcllo llems 642~ e.,,.i<w Comlal ...
now! Call '°'911 Mos! cent Hospital.
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.Prlot ~ ex p 11 r. DeJI now takint applici.&ns DYNAMIC DUO .. -1.._nia:..1887 pump orpn, hiah-Sll. Old ailver, g1w1 ~ mDDI
helpful 6 t"'ing a""""''"'· for exper. DeUbelo. male A -WAITRESS-~~ w<u. ~. txt 293 china 1'<lm $145. 64H81!&. '
If )IOU meet thc9e ql{Bllfica· fem. Full 6 Pltlme. Apply y::U: ~~ll~'!mr;ypt': N~ ctayi, wk·nd.1''19-0283 YWCA Antique A Flia Mart Don't bu1 any c-.pn until
Uons le are "looking fot o 3709, So. Bria~ St. S.A. ll loc:al ~ rf!i.1 Apply Jn Pertoll µ>JUST-A..SED, the bed. of 14ll No. 8roldW-.y 5:anta )'OU ~ plul Noft..plQen
.,,..... w/a i:rowlni ~ SALESMAN wanted, full bu&i<tt d<PI SaWy LOVE'S BBQ 1,001 poslllona, ele<tric con-Ano Mlllt"h 21. 21. )t .1>9 welcOmt to •lltrl<l ll'le-o;::,'f,.'A;pply 1n """'°" 11me, Commllslon on 1 y, caJ1 Mr>. ,,.;.,....,, .... ";';]: 30!6 Brtltol St. tr.a.. never u.ied MHl48. !lat tll 6 pm ...,,.. ~ tnlanno:iloo
M -"'"' Friiloy Sale• ""P· pref. Awl> SECRETARY time """'" lot-* * * SOFA l -~ POQL Tablot WHOLES.ILE OOolad~ -o 8:10 -4::10 Cralgti Union 76, Hartor at Work & aet'tanlf"days per WAITRESS -exp'd Owr IL =. ~ ':.~ $H0. ~--~'°"beds A ·,.--~ ~ ... ~L
\Varnu Santa Ano. I wt<. CdM -· 1oc. Clwl • J< .. ~ (Some S!iJt • "w ......-~. -.,_., ,_ l1W
VDM SALES & inltallotfon. Part -bltltt>s. nn'l ""' .... Shlflal AoP!Y Ell • Alt, u· RWI" to...i --ROYAL TYPEWRlTEll N ....... --.. -time ews. fl, hr + XbtL te-1&10 ' 640-IJI). lbW. Vtt'f l.OOd """'L Good c:ondftiOlt. °""11! Colla -'
for collqo -~ CID *l'° S!JCREl'ARY Trainee for WAN'l'li:DI Carpocltt to Muot tell &IHr'l3 $25. * lMfl5ll * a.os£.OIM' lnt<"vlew -Qd_.aic olc-Undtr 40 build -for 56' Sd Boof, DR!:XEL _, ••I , U a-ball onUorma. Good Eiee Tit"""" a.I~
SALESWOMAN, MA'IVR!:, prtf'd, CdM ....._ F /lime, Wt! .. CJ1""1M NI No. 8114. ~~· ""':" I< :dlh'*"4. oandl(lOo>, Shtt SM4. Jla1to ~~ I ~
F/dmo noedt!tl tor fine Call 6'1H07(1, J)elly Pilot, P.O. Bex 1'60, •-M3-ll4t ofltt. 830-3!SI. ATJ"ACll TO AMT ORCAI< l:iwelry ..i ... El<pcr. pt'lf"d SECRETARY, p/llmt. 1'1~-Ooota Mesa, Ca.-· 2 BEDS, 1 -3 -GIANT °'""""'" -1415-1530 N"'POft °"""' 1 not......., 614-2GI. Ible hn. Ba!boo Jt1AJ1t1. WAITRESS -~ lr<lt !able. A ' Mn's •nil Andy'o. tit.SD. ··-• ~ ~ SALES LADY 515 Glllll. Wantt'd k>r 1 to 3 shill -. chalrl, aao misc. 64Hl45 Small. 2 ft. $8. -""_'_" -~· ~'.
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fv Redlo 'HIFI <mo. N-home.~ 1y. Avail. tor atud. 875-«XJI. HARLEY DAVIDSON * 54Nl14 * s-~.~ .,_ TO RENT. '& '11 MGB GT. -whls, VW1 at BEACH IMPORTS. I :~---• . • alt • BLACK Lob. Purobred, 01> Auto s.n1 .. , Pam 949 .,_,, ~ AM/!'?d ,...,.., lnun.I<. 'le to ·n ft-~·... ~·--, I ~ 136 CJ«>.14 lft'tN. r· wide. ~ ._.......,. . '.'BARNEY" Part Doxie, ~ .. "' Female s "' old. OF WESTMINsrrn (~·--·~ 11 ·~ -• Low ml .. prvt ply, -$hlu, Dune a-..-· l'7S ZENITll i RCA 1Vi & mah!, 14 moo old. N<eda '50. I'll' Sl&-3434. gi WANTED -SoOd tailpte ~· ~ . ft~·' · -·~·· aft Sj)m. lllmpio '67 lleetle !YlC¥1112)
ateeo. pficed to ct!ar. All good • tamJly ~ Lo v f!. SILKY Tmitrt AKC: ld_. door for Hillman }fulky, '69 OlEVY VAN OPEL Ooly $595
ovaJJ. rnod<la ,,. lo 110ck I< ....._aft I. I~ • Fm llll> -llH<22. 9306 Bol .. , Wootmlftltor IJl. C.U !ll&-4478 0 r 11 MT: ~Ill~~=' w/ BRAND NEW =-_,,.·-,,.----Ii
on dbrpl11 •t °"''"" Cow>-FREE WOOD -Model Glaao M<r 7 • SUn, ~178. S31-'440 ffu274 "!J<S.-0623="::::·=,,...,,-.,.-.....,,.,. raJaed Iott v-11 FM t> •73 CAPRI ·n OPl:L GT 'opj jj .... ..i. j'jiitiiiii1iil ~~ l~t '('-:,',.'" ~~·~ ~:l Superior Ave .. CM. ~~-. I~ Tuood.y tltru S.tunloy NJ:l5. ~, !:'.:.J~18 Otcl<, Srd ":;. .. Bott oft:_ OrtMr Youn Today ~::S..,,"'11t .i'e!~· ~='. tgi""J.. t~J ~w-:a~lyino Cull vJ' PART Lobrador female pup. 5~ ~i aod~ lS'12 HONDA TSO cc, colo< ~-~ ~· All tor $'00. .:\,IJtT!. ""':,':;,m GUSTAFSON -~·~/53<H&l<~~~~=-:_:1;;;:;;;;:;;:=:::::=:=:~'I !
ABC oolor 1V, i lo.6 PY ta ~all ,A~.;.M bone wibri.dle nr:l: WUI matched fairin& it-ICOOl * lS" MAC AnRn, off of P /1, P/b, &\llO trans, roof Uncoln·M-..... "JO OPEL Kl.deU, Rltll, good 1966 vw Camper custom bH Broolchufst, H.a ~. ~t.-J •ll all for $600. Call David, boot, crash bars, etc. Show Drodie Van, 4 for $15. Call vent, cai::nper window. Lo •••-I cond, SOOO. Ca.II T 1 m In Europeo, 3' lo~r wheel •
or 9021 Atlanta, H . B , 3 MO old black Lab, ~ to 1mr216;; art 5. room cond. w.111 take 543-00.12 mlleage, $3500 t Ir m. 16800 Beach at Warner ~1288/55&-8822 base. standing head rm. I ~. the rl•ht home. Triumph Twin '" -1 ·~~~~~~~~I '*':1631 Hunt!n&ton Beoch PEUGEOT !net. reblt. !!<lo cc. ,.bit ~ -.ravn , 831~7 REG. Quarter horse. 8 yr trade'. SG-11.M .~68~oi=~=-n=• -~.,,5~ •• --14J-1M4 * (21~ --~•.u Inna, brka, etc, etc, ''°"""'• 1 .., ... ..,...._...: 0e1~ im Gar-_ &tf.;, A ~ Arab Geld. 3 yr. ~·~· ..,pvan, ''H~ of ~-·•v•1•k.,.....lnt" --------icebox t M t $3500. 1
hrd l)'ltem, full size PRF.c'IOUS lavender pdi!'t Tacit add. 919-9490 Nancy. l97l KAWASAKI 90 Allt9ilfwWt II A} 2>, U•minibua, 6 cyl., auto., ...... me '89 t04. Auto trans. air, RA ~ll ·~ ~T.. N.B. ~ eMnler. J en I en air Im. spayed ~.cat. All lhJta On4' 61)) miles, nma perfect ideal fat ccrowrakln. $1,~. DATSUN H ' • U Sl -"" ~-' IUIPl!nakln ISpltn, XlO watt movin&· No child. 6'13-4982 te tn=M'n· I 1 t a for ltn!et or dirt. $350 wUh 961-31!5. Prt ply. ..,.,w :~~ .......-v..>oll l
AM I FMIMPX receiver 4 MONTII old, female I ... II~ I Bell helme!. '65 DODGE Van. Rebullt ·n Vv.'. Xlnt. conct, Fm
;aM tat>e deck. 8'8nd new & Germon '"••tf>erd, belie; ~-* !i5l-5l51 * Rocroollonol "'"'"'· New llaMmlulon • 1973 DATS~N PORSCHE slenH>, low mil..,.. Be" 1
·. Wu left unclaimed. loves children, fHS.9115. . GIJ:t,L'S ~IKE -le" tirH, VohlclH 956 brakes. Xlnt. cond. $1100 or a.LL MOOILS ort'1r. S1600. wk d a Y • I
ll• ov.r .,~ N-· 19 t-me hi rise •--"-" ··~ ·• s "1N STOCK t71 Ponche 914 ~~·. l\'kend• & '"'' ', " .,...,.,. " .. 1 YEAR old male cat. Black ... • · •Wl.UWC" -----~ .. ~ .. R Oller.~· ... , pm. <1'n-..NU,)
$1'70. or small pymnta. & Beautiful. Boats, Gonor•I 900 bin, new seat A: pedals. '71 MINI Enduro '225. Du~ I -·'I ~-II 5 --.a AM fll St ~ b.1-0501. Call &42-82'6 Oran:e-. $25. cycle $300. Camper door Autos Want.cl HI mff19llil •te ..,.. very ~. -ereo, 1971 CUSTOM VW, many ,
RI ' ~• •-I $ * 545-0048 * 2 • ., g" -r • tn7CXtJ) SHARP xtra11, map, rad i a 1 s, C• • '.,. -••/ •rv. 1 YR old male blk iii: tan BOATS! BOATS! BQATS! x" x _.. 18071 0 l\T_,___. lll,..-~1 ONLV $3495 A?t1/FM 34 000 ml --. i 13151-n Avc.;Coota M,.. Hound. 1 1"' old male Bir -Small . Powor . Sall . SOIWINN boy'1 Stlocra;Y Cl<arwater clrcle, H .B . WE PAY T P ~"'+''':U 1'JUUIUU 1. Call G~nn 6r.H"°.' ~· 1
ft>mltrly MeSJ North Center shephel'd. ~1-8246. · New -Used. i bike $30. Schwinn zir!. • after 5 p.m. CASH ~t&t. tDOO~ ~ HOWARD Chevrolet '63' VW SEDAN t e ,Jtepa.lr All !.-lakes We have tMm.a.11! Stlngra,y bike $30. 2912 1972 YAMAHA Enduro 125cc, _ ~ W·Mdc>_ Newport Be.ch ENG l NE OUT . , Tl
a U.aed 'I'Y'a For Sale The trick is to find ua. even Carob St. Eutbluft. NB 1971 Yamaha E'hdW'O 250 ce, MacArth Bl d A J boret
CSEA Member • reliable, l · 11°LJJ after"'~ live )'00 our phone Mf-1140 1971 3 bike trlr. O>mp\ete .1986 Datsun 4 Dr. $(25. Xlnt. iulsu am LICENSE.· Oranae Co. aince 1961. r.talnd Supples r\ numhl!:r k address. · 1972 YAMAHA XL 650, outfit Slll>O. 673-7189 aft. 5. lor•Uled can: A trucks, Jual Conv. Refrla. for tap ~r. $150 * 642-2309
Open 6 days, 9 to 5. Robert V. StaatH Inc. Under 1000 mlle9. Like new call us for tree e1tlmate11. PaUo furn. Aft. 5, S49-049S. PO~ '70 911-S TARGA, 1967 vw. Excellent cond., 1
1 Btck S. of Baker' 546-6002 Yacht Brokerage alnce 1927 condition. Call to see after SMr!•! Rae., Roda 959 GROTH CHEVROLET '72 Datsun 1200 coupe -kpd H!\~Fl:nd. Ricam>, Sea ta $700 or best'oUer. I
MORANTZ m6del 22 am/bn Pets, Oer11r1I ISO M5Sl Casltaa Place 5 PM weekdays &: all day ,(..,,;;,. --• Xlnt cond. Phone dter 6 <133BRJ)). Al90 911-TS, 912, 6T3-6938 Evenings .te~ reCeiyer, 120 watt, Dana Marina, 493-5101 f"lt .t: SUn. 545-8157. **FORD GT 40, Xlnt conct. pm, 64& 5996. and 914. '63 BUG w/new :f· Runs I
Dualmode.11019sttttOturn ~YJtFe:::. wJ:!'. WANTED, 10' DINGY 1970 Kawasaki 250 Only one ln Call!. $13,00CI. Alkufil:.~~~ mo 240Z &tr map Jo ~=;:1 good. $61JO. Call e alt 5.:1 table, pr 12" 3 "'8.Y Very f,rlendly. 646-7ll8 645-22.«> Sidl!"Winder 5000 mi, 1ookl C~J· Don 6'J5.7187. H t1qton Be h mllea, Caretuiiy ma'intd. ·lP 60-4138 or 642-3.575. r
11 •peak er s, Xlnt ooncl. 8 t M I t I like new. $450. Call Glenn, ,T_r_uc_ko ______ 96_2 84'1-0087 un ~ s..3331 Xlnt. ~; 675-()lO'J 'WIO w c.-..,_ '72 VW Super Bu,g, 42CXl mi's. ,
M&-812$ aft 4:30 Pf!l C•tt 152 o;.:;ice• n , 902 .;6'1H:;=,,::;:"°:;::..· =~-~~ i. '70 Datsun 1800 Roadster. ~ \Vhlte,• am/fm, M\v $23)0, '
RCA color 18" tcreen, '''! PERSIAN stud 1ervice, red • •• ,,._, --·-·-'67 BULTACO Matador, fast ,64 IHC \VE PAY TOP OOUJ.R Xlnt IQ mile•, f'l'ld, $1100. '6.1 PORSOIE auper 90. "5-2S'l3. enci....,perfect .~nd. $125. male. Approvod. $ 50. * CAL 20 OWNERS* & rcU.ble. Must "IL $280. FOR TOP USED CARS m-l&OO. Coov. AM/FM, •liver blue, '69 YOLKS. BUG
_.. ' · 54Hl65. Special Thlo Month 830-:lnS SCOUT U your car Is extra clean, FIAT cood cond., lllOO. firm. $!00. 5*-1915
Haul-11erut>paint bottom $85 '73 SUL.TACO 350 Pursang. see ~~ft BUICK 673-2384 Leaving to\'""· muat sell~
l I[ I ~· 854 Pociflc Tides Madne if'050.~~i14l'fany '°"""· 4 wheel drive. Tuvel 2925 Harbor Blvd. FIAT '69 121 Sport Coupe ''Ill 914/4 Porsche. CteaO. '69 VW, Good cond .. cl<an In I
frM to You OBE.DIENCE c•---to ,..... 227 20th St,, on the bey, top. Lo mile.a. f134· Costa Meaa 979-2500 AM/FM radkl. 5 speed'. AM/FM. $2100 f Ir m . A out, nu. tires &:: brake job.
: . i.aaa "'"' Newport Beach 673-6540 BICYCLE 21", near new. 1 DSZ). IMPORTS WANTED $1100. Pvt. pty. 846-0591. &47..o2 or %13/835-0157. Sll95. Call MS-0630. I
!<..------In the Newport/Irvine .,.a BOATS CLEAN ED & Spe<d, $20. $1299 '62 PORSOIE-Super. New 1965 VW bul. meclwtlc's1 '
3 Lines, 2 Times, $2.00 f:;;;. e 0::·1~rilall ~ inspected 35 t"ents per foot. Call 64U246 ~ i°~i!~' JACirUAR paint, reblt en,tne. Sm> or deltaht. sm. m-3151. \
over Smo. 546-49211 5411-1255 1966 DUCAT? dirt bike, 2180 Harbor Blvd. BILL ~1AXEY TOYOTA Beat Offer. 6#-GiS. '66 VW Bua ~lt eneine t• BEtGE (:ockapoo pup-p U pp 1 E S fo sale w/xtru. $250. 250 model. Costa Meaa 18881 Beach Blv '.. JAGUAR '70 XKE, Air Cond. 'ST PORSCH!:. or a n a: e . excellent 1cond. $150. 1
;pin, oneo is blind, need iood SheJtie / Cocker, r male '& 8o1t1/M.lrin• f46-7382, aft 5 646-2Tl3. At Fair Drive H. lk'!l:ch Ph. 847·83S5 Power Stffl'lnl, New Dun· Black Interior. Perfect 000• * 4*-3091 I ~·· 548--1115. female. 541>-4561 after 5:30 Equip. 904 Motor Home• 546-80t7 WE BUY JUNK CARS l~ps. (406BNN). dltton. $2350. Ph: ~. '64 VW GOOD CONDmON I
AFFECTIONATE Poodle pm --~...-......... ~..._ Sal1/~.•--"-'----I San Clemente Auto F.11' ,{; 1k... ... rttttdl '82 PORSCHE, w/newl y $400.
&'9C>d with k1d1. Shot1. To AMERICAN Bull Ttnier, ~~Z2..'.. 40'73_, : ,!fhc El~~ --\Vrecker 49'1-6121 li9fat,~ ..U&&'tJ'.ll.LPf rebit 1600 s efl&", $2350 or 615--0:XlS after 6 pm
·sOod home. 642-lD. purebred 1 'yr old female, start, for sale '67 Evinrude CLOSE Auto• Imported 970 4 '*'° w. c.. ...,_, l best ofter. 646-()620 aft 6 pm 1971 VW CamprnobUe. Pop-f PRECIOUS puppies. Mother fantutic wlldds, $30. 246o 40 w/elec start, runa good. , • 4 WHEEL Drive. '72 Chevy, ' . ~ Hl::por? IMdl ..,...,. ·57 ·PORSOJE. 1750 engtrn!, Top, Xlnt ~ 16,000 ml. I .. .,.,.l'd Collie. Pups °"'"""· C.M. alt 5. 64:h'><!JO · II Ton, Camper Special ALFA ROMEO excellent, but needs other Ori( °""er. $..,, . ....-.
a®nble. 646-23Tl. GIANT Standard Poodle. 80 HP Mercury OB en.g Cheyenne. Auto, 350 eng, ------'68 JAGUAR XKE, clusic work $750. 642-4183 '66 VW bq. Perteet oon-
J'REE too &ood bo me Male 1 yr. old. Black. No w/oontrols 6: .2 tan,ks, $700 OUT alr/con4, P/S, PI B • AU'A ROMEO SPIDERS. white, ~k convertible b:lp, '65 PORSCHE Sc. white dltlon lrWde & out. $100. iloveab!e misc. dc:JK. Loves par,crs. Sl.25. 847·7951. or bn:t.offer. 5'5--0146 CU!tom Steerbul: whl, tape Cboose trom 4 from $1195 beautiful Enallah red w/black Inter. Xlnt cond., Call aft 5 pm ~Z..3963
Chlld-n .,_ ..,....., deck, Titit'!d glus, Trans _ leather lnterlor. New air --"'. ~ AA91. • ,72 VW Bu• Rad'-'• •-,.
•"' ' ~;:iolQ,J, BLACK Lab Puppy, AKC, WORK BOAT 14' glass big. cooler, Coolant Recovery tRRJSl::il. ~mpett:t tln!i ($80 ea.) 1.Vliu '11'•.rTO • ,.. • ""''
iEAtrr healthy ma I e Champ. stock, 6 y.'ftics. Best wheel trlr $400.
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System, 3 gas tanks, (56_gal _ Spoke wheebi. 4 speed, This SAAB Fm tlereo. Headen. ~shepherd/bloodhound mix. hunting dog. B:»-1872 54S..1768 SALE capl\r.lty) Gauges, fog lights, 1fm..,..4< lJ= ulUmate of call can be seen .can 646.0757
12.yn, 1 man dog. 546--8481. •DALMATIAN Pups1 AKC• bump .r guard, at' P• ill.il("-''l by appt, only. 642-2864. SAAB '71 VW Camper. Xlnt
Sell the old .ctuff Buy the new MaJes, temalet. Pet"lhow Boats, Power 906 bumper, tow hook, lockin A ......,'GOO w.~ '67 JAGUAR XKE 2+2 $2,500. or best oiler &tuft Champ. stock. ReU. 846"--5n7 ----hubs, E Ton lockil'lg rear . \DJ _ ~ e .e • 493-0lkrr e e e
2)' SKIPJACK & trailer--Less TR AVCO end. Cbrm below eye line 4 speed, am/tm radio, 1987 VW BUG
than 2 yn. old. Xlnt cond. . m""f" 12.16.5 troctlonHe ASTON MARTIN ~e wire wheels, yeJ. ~:.tc;;:.~;• GOOD' CONDITION l60IJ
Few houn. 56,500. Bob 27' Of BEAUTY & Mus snow tt.... on Tacoma . ' $2495 SALES & SERVICE * 64&-5809 * Lone, Da,ys; 54 8-9 3 g 3; wheels. Dark yellow w/blk ASTON Mor11n DB-4. xlnt
1. Eve" 67>-2765. ~:: $650llgJ'~ted.~~ke o~ ~nd,:.!!•w "'": paint etc. NEWPORT IMPORTS "AND WE MEAN SERVICE" '5' VOLKSWAGEN
30 FT. Oweno cruller, 1.,.. ELEGANCE -'<ends. ~~. 3100 W. Coal! H...,., N.B.' l:JSO or oa.r. Jim, !l4&-9010 1 salon & flying brld ... Good AUDI &a.9405 ·115 vw BUr. Ex. "'""· shape! $5,990. '71 FORD F350 l970 XKE 2 + 2. • 1pd, otr, SUnn>ot. Nu lln!1, "''
494-9727 496-4020 THE TRAYCO 270 1 TON ST AKE DO wire whll, :n,ooo mi, x1nt .,,_ 1525. 535-5239 ·1970 s KI p J Ac K 2[1, RANGER XLT AUDI •10 • l LS 2-Door, cond $ft00/otter. 548-mJ at ·n~vw. New brake•" pain.t.
F1ybridge, MOTOR HOM.[ VS, auto. trans., heavy duty ~(~~· 4-Speed, $7-5062 ask for Mr. MQ. · Grtat cond. 60,000 mJ. $800.
"5"8739 A ~2458 tires, dual rear whttl1, pwr. 6 .... -.,...1=·--~.., MAZDA .11 SMB Sqrir!tlt 5.......,, 1 C&llr 6n-:JS74. 22' FIBERGLASS SP or I steering, radio, heater, 159" ---------1 Lo ml'1. Beauty. Cati '68 VW. Otani RtbWlt F~her, Loaded, e u b b Y FULLY LUXURY EQUIP Wheel base, 2 tone blue, low * M ~ 7• R I * M~~ encln< RadJall 1825 b V " ffftEn • miles, inunaculate cond. . -'"-"" ..,_ awa • O ary ,_....,,, '"· ·,,·JI -··--' . co in, ~. ~· 646-&44 PED WITH Air Conditioner, (23f>GSH). . · ~ ~ $66 MONTH · TOYOTA ~ ••~·
14' BOAT, 25 hp, & trailer. 12,000 BTU!Ul>..,,t, roof $""99 36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE S~, CE '18 VW Cam(>er,
$450. Xlnt. cond. Call mount/Extra Battery with ~~ IMW Will accept trade-ins new 'r reblt enc., $1500.
W-9352/6'&.IJ358. IJual Switch/255 Amp. DUNTON FORD CALL 1411: FRY 8'2-1686 '72 TOYOTAS alter 5 pm.
14' SKI or lbrhlng boot. l5 hp, Power Plant, Electric-Onon WSE A H I B h * FACTORY _'f!5jVW SUNROOF
Q..B., complete w/trailer. ~erwV~ cr!·1::~~ ~ ~. ·J:~er UD • eac * EXECUrJVE ooop &~~ITION. .
$!15. 646-0885. Prewired for 2nd roof air ="'°"'"""~~"""~~ • * DEMGNWI'RATORS !:: I )ip-t•:.~•1~, , ". ,.'!!'J conditioner I REAR Refrig· \~~ .~~~r1'.'°':.u ~P~ ~t"i'~ 1973 BAVARIA MAZDA ""J;A' ''Ill vw, POP Top c.mper,
erator, .;..cu. ft. iD> lieu m transmJssJan, &Ir con-To C~·11~rom1 ~te, 0~ ~itxi3
WANTED std I New Travoo AM/FM dltlonlne. New Uros and CREVIER BMW C'-_,..,~., Safe
M y~~MAN stereo Comb.n'ire, Spare, brakefl:. Excellent condition. Sales-Servlce.t-'""-.. l733l BeachBl 842.., NGrilm.9 1 'VW '70 FASI'BACK. Xlnt 1
U&t nest. exper, std. nylon including bumper Equipped with a sleeper. ..._.... ' PR.ICES START cond. Steel radi.Ja. &f6.-2530
energetic. New 118.ll &: bkrg. mt. & cover!Tollet·Ain:raft Call 545--8l57 after 5 pm and 208 W. lat St., Santa Ana "12 RX·2 coupe. Loaded. $1779 . after e I
tfartner Yachts. 675-1393. in lieu of std. and chemical/ week enda. 835-3171 Need~ new bomf.Owner Sot '69 VW. w/1unroot New F~er~. Udo 14, with ;,on~=-~~~: '62 FORD ~ton PU. Split Vllllt our new borne I ~an-;:: k w:ie:, m:1 Example: 1800 2 dr. 4 apeed, tiret, raclna -= wbetl,
call &44-2.5?l _ 30,COO BTU in !ieu of std/ rims on rear. Good ti~s. & vir\yl toP. l2.9CXI ml.' s2iOO radio, beater, low mlln. AM/FM $8&1. aft. 6
19' South Coast built Kelli Gasoline Tank • 70 Gal .. in ~en~a!=· jobtu.el ~~ !1~:•: 873-21M: D_a,ys: J:rt1M.nctne available ·~ vw ~!~e hev'".~:.~600Good-~t. Needs .10me work. lleu of std/Air Conditioner, heatre. $500. Private party. QU<-J.OJU, (o~ a td.credlt) ;;;&, ~~2359 · ' ~~ ~:-:~t buy w/trler 1 18·11BTU6,.,A2u-9 ot15ve. Call aft.er~ • ROY CARVD Inc. MERCEDES IENZ 73T'OYOTAS '66 vw e.,. I
oat! !< equipment. Great •n DATSUN PU a, 23' E'. lTlll St.' 50 USED also •vallabla ot Xlnt aond. $!00. -· I
'"'" '8ilor. llSO. &16-5612. SlxJ:'"J;;);:_ri::.f:' Cool& 111.... -MERCED-, SAYINGS VOLVO
l.9' FLYING Dutchman Nu DANMAR $2295. ••• 490J..f123 BMW<at BEAQf!MPORTS. Ml DEAN LEWIS aans, trlr, 2 ruuen, 2 poles. ..... -....... n-·~ ON DISPLAY :~==:~Xlntcond INC. ·~~ ~P·:;;,J: c~: ~~}=~[ Sbaro New Car '72 YQLYOS
$400. MOTOR HOMES $895/exch. tor Von fi46.9l95 Tfad•IDI ITlt'WlnlTIAI * FACl'ORY
673-1066 Van• 963 ~~ =~ Camlnt In 1 .. ry Day • ~ _ * EXECUTIVE llooh, Sllp1/Docke 910 SalH•S.rvlco•Rontolo Alk About Our Unique 1•u H•rbor * DEMONSTRATORS _ l.3110l Harbor Blvd. '66 Dodge 6 cyl von/custom .:Ill> Utod M9rcedo L """ 6
SLIP for 30 to 36' sail or Garden Grove camper. $950. Call 675-8496 31" .,.;,~ 1 .... Coste Meta 646-9303
power. Finest con er" e 531 6800 evenlnp Plana '68 °"";,. 4 ctr, otr pert To Choose From
dock• In bay. 6 mo min. • Autot W•nlod 961 Auto• Wanto4 961 House of Imports a>nd. 1115 below blu boOk. Cl Sal I '
,.,..__ 28th sL Marino p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ I 1862 Manch<tter, Buena Partc Bob Mlid>•ll. m.8869 or earance •
AVALON mooring 1o 38' 25, '{;1lllA:oJERa>ER on the Santa Alla Frwy , 615-tJO;S. , Hone $avl-1 . D e s cans o beach area. 52t._,,. 71 co•~"·• -~n Ra•k -.,, • ..,. 2fJ'.22' CONTINENTAUi ,_ n.u&.UI\ ~-~ • ._ ' Example: 145 EA station
$4 ,IXX'.I. Gi&-8760. 20' PlUJ>E &:: JOYS WE BUY MERCEDES '57-2308, A/C, new radial tires, air cond., wagon, automatic transml ..
I l ~. (\n "'~~!>. Bo•fl, ,Speed & Ski 911 VAN CON\EltSDNS , A .. o. Tron1 .. P/1, Clean 4 .. od. :JfJ mPS. Prlv pty. okrn, otr condittonlJll, Ill(· Ht.let. ~ ---...... _. .. ~ -._.,.. -:-~1c.1 e Service e Reatalt Ct1600G). Only $2'J9$. , Sle!SO. S5l-l27I. caa;e rack, AM/FM radio,
20 ft. 200 S.rlH s .. Roy * Danmar Inc. * ft1~== 69 TOYOTA Corona, auto, "'" ......... ....., coven I I 455 Olds. Berkly J~ Engine, U air, radio, heater, $1»:> prl cont<Ke. a1i5&iK-•104891''.
9037 >lom-daU&h{er ·~wing Pl1Y tully equiped for , fishing, !:::JO~ Harbor Blvd., G.G. -"I!::' ply. ~ '71 Lill Pric. was $51591
&Ion& In lipple-de<lgn-. &ding, or pleuu... Trim !;!l.ssQO SHARP l.911 TOYOTA Coro1J l(JOO SALi PRICE SIRS 10*-18~ ._..._, \ll>en breeieo blow, )>e tall•. compou, lath<m,'.cr, Nm 1o G.G. Da..,,. ~~~~~=:;:=;;;~\ a I Ly ...rt,. ,1-:dT'.-'"' co,. free 1n matdllnK. kolor ba:t tank, etc .. Pluo tondem LUXURIOUS, toomy F. MERcEDES 19'10 6J S.E.L. ~~~~~· $3959 l1t'-Ill"""'""' capes of knlttina wonted. trailer with braker Sacrl· w 23 ~-~-' -Euy croc:het. Pattern 7018: flc i equt .... Phone 1821-2889 equlpt., new eUme l'l5. ~, ..... ther mt, all '10 TOYOTA erown. ;Japan'•
I U and 8-12 t , ,;r Free ml/tns. Aft S, xtru. Sl0,950 . .541>.1919. 6 cyl, luxury auto a com-
Lounc:ll :,We!r..."i!"'~~ '~_!. 8-18 Jndud~ -··1~•~ft~er~6~. ~~~~~~ _838--053l~-~· Tul~-""'-~--LATE . MODEL MG muttn borpfn. ll0-3805 "" ,..,..,. llflVENTY·lm'E -1: . Roni ,. Motor Home --------CORONA M• .... 11 "fl), Lo mi. pretty, zip.front ~· ' fol' each ..... tt .. rn -add 25 I lr.:;:) lo u V lion .. ,I ~ cl~ ~.c1u; .. ~ ·~~UJi~J~ L·-'------'~• ;v~,r•a * c A I ILL Ac s lf~;.,B~tt~='. ~~l8oorm~1o'.,,. ~ figure. Ina: o-tbtrd-clau -'65 CORiEz. El(. COND. New. Tir., !ZYD'l32J. Ooly ''Ill Toyota Sprinter 1200
Printed P~ttem 9031: ' delivery will take thl'W CUSTOM INT. ASKING Sll9a. $900 or Best Offer! l:taU Slzea •101Ai. 121,t, l~. weeks or more. Send to Cempert, S•le/ Rent 910 S6.XIO. • 645-'285. * 5't-6885 *
ISi! Jll\i. Size H\i (bU&LS7) Alice Broolt.>. the DAILY .. --· .. ·---····--1;~8\.,,l'~S;;ELF;;;--c-Oo;;::nt;::alncd=;-. "'·"'12:11 ~-~i.i '.Jlttt..,.~..ta~ '69 TO)'OU Corolla, ri b, xtnt 1966 HARBOR lal<" 2 118 yardl 45-lnch PILO'r, lllJ'; llffdlec;rafl SHELL 30" high, 8' long, Tioga for rent. l\25 wk .. 5c f:U4<.L-:'~~.., cond. Local driving. $?50. COSTA MISA 646-93113 I f.lbdc. . Dept. !!CDC 1&3, Old Cbellc& Carl(> door w/oHset en-1,_ Alt 6 --so --. -499-3485 UVENTY·,l"IVI: ~"T! stt.tio'n New York. Nli. trance lor tralltt. Pan'ted, a m re. ' • G.JlrQt • ,..._ .,_.. ' VOLVO '89 tG 2-Door Auto b'...,, pa~tm -alld 2'> lOOlJ Pnntl<amo..l-lnoulatcd. 1115. Ph: 'i8 BALBOA; lop cond. Dual $ WI PAY $ '69 TOYOTA.1eo..11a, 4 1od, n.n.. .. Clton (YR~J. ~...!n' -=~~~. ':'E~~=:;· "12t .:-:m, r.:iso c.,.... atr. ~ ::~w.,i'JJ. $ TOP DOlLAR $ MGB ~k>,~ Xlnt COlld. 5°"~,,..._'"~~-]-j-=--i ~tberw"Jl"' tal<~ · Croche~ nll, etc. ~ •pedal. = ~P· wltb Tnlloro, Trovol 945 • , '• TRIUMPH 11
. -Jai or more. ~~" w ' d~ ,::;._ -=-da.Yoi~:: :;;M~Y·twtn beds. otr '65 MGI ·111 TlllUMPll s p" 11 u, ~ ....
--tile ~y """' ,faDQ' -.. """'· •wnlnc. delvx• ..... -·~-PllD'I' '42. l'll10m l)ept., '-'11.00. pa '89 CHEVY w/1972 11' w/oye lovel °"""• ... °" -· Mldlonlc =· i:~i;:::.,., °'l 'M VOLVO P.liiiO m Wiit 11th St, New -Qochel - -llrclmcr. Xlnt COlld. lol>n)' el""' ro!rlr. wt• op , IJ)eClal. fPKClO). 1. W-ndo oil d&y. Runs ...U, Riff. "'1" pafnl
Yodr,. )l,Y. lODU,·---Lam 1Jy plctmMI Pl~ extru. $485(), -rree..r. Jara', propane ALLIN ., &Interior ndlalL ~~ ITYUI 1m1L 11.llO. Cycl .. , BlkH, 1 • Wlko w/aulo. d>allfl" owr, $499 'N~ :.&~ ~· ~ J10110. ••• 4llMl2l '
lliaiL' O pjole -Ollt -Sc-.a 925 ...,.. Ure • -1 + """ nwt'• fOtldl. 1r1aJm ofter, '6P Volvo, moclcl lC. 2 <Ir . "SEE MORE Q u I c.lt --. thu 100 .cllto • --•• -· rlor. ll300. 5»002 Olclsmoblle -tredan. au.. """°' FOrl
)1-llld --$1.00. •~· -2 lm II-SL 121 1-JS irJSTOCRAT LOUNER lllO~~M ... llhd. ·-~umpb ~~-. --~· $1695. IJ(J3..:JS88. E ,.... f1'0lll ,... °"""""' --· <hon 1rJ mlfa. Hordb' SJ..,J'l lil<· Exc:filent oondl· Cadillac ~~ -"' -·~· ._,
I ..,._ QilOq. All ·$LOO. ""'1 $901, -1. -SliOO. Coll 541-1395. tJ10 At l'olr Drive ~.~.:.i..'_O:, ~ •. lrl"'t ~·· U'"!'. • • ~ ' 01!11 lf0c. 11 itl!1 Bar -' 5Dc. LADIES Sch.,inn S u per Ca~Jlotl St., Costa Meo.. ~11 ~=~ '°"" -w
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"' IQe. Jll7I -Tlta• 5000C ""' 18' ARISTOCRAT Lo!Wr. Latvn• Nl9uel '17 CAMPER vw .... Nlllt --...im .. 11!11! <tU) I ~ r), IHI 011 Ill , , .. , -.... t • .tut . ...., cond, .-. $410., s1 .. pr1 4, ....... Xlnl ccind. 8 1.0100 v---t -uoo .... IUliO .. --6""1'11lrnMll51.
·-• a.-o I lfOc. ,.. 80. -alt&. $150. 54l-3Sl.9 495·0800 " ~-~ co!J oft~ ---=~·· ~ . '11 KAw' •••~ l..;_ -u 18. ~•=n, opt _,__ iii 1"\ll' ....., O ' -• MUST 1<11 I &vll\t 1tai.. 'II " ·~· -u• n~·~~--l>ldf., ote. llrnt a Pilot '11 VW. Moot .. u lly end of A10C. 380, 4 opd, PB. PS, Jdlo llmM • • • 6IUfll -· l'9'!0ct c:Ond, under butane/dee lrlJ. 11'( -. QUo1fled Ad. la1I Jdl• H-mo. HIGHESl' OFFER. AMtnl, ctoan. ~ o
TSO ml.$%!$. 614-41119. $!00. Ph; ~W ''11!1!!!!!!9...,_B!!l!!!!!!m!l!!!!!-...... -!I!!!!!__ _, Coll --4IJ9.300!. .,,. ~ No. IT. • 7
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CHEVROLET AMC CADILLAC
'69 AMBASSADOR ~'ita. Wgn,
ndJo, heater, air, Runs
-$1,!IOQ, IM6-'l!KS.
BUICK
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NO TWEETY
BIRD
But .an ~t 10 g()l<l1 gor-
&f!OU '69 Bu1ck SKYLARK.
Nothin& bu! IW"l~·t JOiOUl'\dS
froru thloi UtUl' bargain. 10
DAY F'REE TRIAL EX-
ClW.GE.
GUSTAFSON
Uncoln·Mercury
16*XI Beach Ml Warner
.Huntington Beach
142'i844 * 1213) 592.5544
"Hom• Of the Vlklnt"
'71 .RJVIERA, exec. auto,
loadOO, immac. condJ 6!',000
~~· or best oner.
* * '69 BUICK SKYLAHK,
4 Dt1 lo ml., vinyl top, cusr
Sl."lltfl, ps/pl), r/h, xlnt
cond. $1750. 8'!2-2416
'69 BUICK' SKYLARK
Good cond. Sl,450 fir1n.
Prlv•1' party, 847-5303
CADILLAC
EL DORADOS
1967 to 1972
17 TO CHOOSE
HARDTOPS 0 R CON-
VERTIBLES
\V ide selection or color~
Choice of intcrlof'l!
iTapestry I: full leathi'r1
Factpry air conctltlonlng
F'ull 1power -cholt.-e of:
Cn.ilse Control
S1er.o .AJ\1/F~I radio
Trunk-'opencr & more • DE VILLES
1966 to 1972
34 TO CHOOSE
Coupes-Sedans-Convertibles
Many excellent colors
Choice or Interiors
CCloth & leathel.·I
Factory air conditioning
Full J>O"'er -a10lcc of:
Stereo AM/Fr.1 rodio
Cruise control
Trunk opener & n1ore
All in lmmaculnle condition
Nabers Cadillac
AUTHORIZED DEALER
~ HARBOR BL., COSTA
~tESA
;>4(}...9100 Open Sundav
'72 Cnd Cpc DeViJlc, J::Old
\\'/!::Old inter. f"ull y l'QUip.
21.000 n1i's. Pvt ply. l\1ust
sell / !\take orfcr. Eves/
wknds 586-:517. Days
64:h'l871l
'69 Convertib!r-dl' Ville,
11uper sharp, lo mi .• only
$31~. 979-875.1 for appt lo
!ICC. * L'lSS Cndillac CdV * Good cond. $200. Best offer.
l\lust sell. 646-76:>2
'69 CDV xlnt cone:!, freeway
mileage, original owner.
$2,395. 646-85.'\4.
CAD~C Convl'rtibh• '·71
El Dorado. Priecd lo 8l'll a1
64~1440/775-R.'i:-il .
'68 Cadilkic
Sedan Dt>Vlile. VS, P'ull PcN··
er, air, prlcL>d WM:ltt whol<'·
nle, le nc>lhl.t!i wrolJi with
car. l\\1QE6331.
ONLY $1995
HOWARD Chevrolet
GAMBLING
CAPrfAL
Newport Beach J::urope's gan1hling capital ls
?wlacAi'lhur Hlvcl & JaniborL'C' I tt1onlt!earlo, bul thert"s no 83J.OSS5 gamble In Ch!'.'Vy's lllonte·
CW'io. You 'll find the right
'60 CADll~l.AC. Run 11 one at the right p1ict· rl~t
perfe('I ! All pOWt'r . hrre. JODAYF'REE 1"RIAL
Evn')'lnilll{ \\'Orks. $200. C11JJ EXCJIANCE.
&1>-1084 GUSTAFSON
CA MARO Uncoln-Mercury
'ii CAfo.1ARO ate. &UIO P"r
s/b, White k11.erffl tires.
Yellow -Sharp! 6.17-96~
CHEVROLET
'72 Corvette
eoiivt., VS, AT, Air, AM ·f'l-1
Radio, t •BY18281. A
benirty.
SAYE$$$
HOWARO Chevrolet
Newport Beach
MacArthur Blvd & Jamliorec
833-0555
'70 CHEVROLET
IMPALA
1 Dr. hardt,op. VM, uuto.
trani;;., fact. air, pwr. steer·
ing, RIH, vlnyl roof. tinted
gla.ss, low miles, mint con-
dition. (579B~WI.
$1999
DUNTON FORD
2UO S. Main at \Varner
San1a Ana. :J46-70i0
'68 Camaro
I v~. AT, PS, Radio, lfca1l'I', I '"' oNi'.v ~s'i 595A ' I
HOWARD Chevrolet 1
Newport Beacft
MacArthur Blvd & Jan1borcl'
833-ll555
'68 IMPALA
CUSTOM COUPE
16800 Beach at \\'arnt·r
1-lwnin.(rton Beach
842-8144 * (2 13) 592.5544
"Hnme of the Viking"
I \\'HEEL Drtvf', '72 Chevy,
~ Ton, Camper Special
Cheyl:.'nne. Auto, 350 e11g,
alrlcond. PIS, PI a ,
Cuato111 SleerinJ' whl, tape
deck, Tinted glwis. Tran.~
rooler, Coolant Recovery
Sy111e1n, :1 gall 1ank11, (56 gal
l·upacilyl Gagr-!I, fol<( llkhls,
hun1['('r kUUrd, s I<· p ll ,
bumper, tow hook, Jockin
hulls, J:: 1'on lockin.ic rl·ar
end. Chl'm below eye line
n1lrron1 12.16.5 trucUonitc
l\1u11/11r101v-til'ell. on Tacoma
v;hrels. Dal'k yellow w/blk
inL $6500 lnvcllled. Milke of-
fer. 842-11.50 l'ves &
weekends.
'6!J IMPAl.A. 4 DR. llardtop.
j21000 miles. Xlnt cond.
$149j. Call 6T.")-()367.
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BEAUTIFUL
DON'T MISS
OUR ANNUAL
Autos, Uoed
'COUGAR
'72 Dodqe Chal'C)er
Spt"Cial F.:dit~. V8, AT, PS.
Air. Bucket seata, AM-FM
Hudio, Low Mites, (~ J
ONLY $3395
HOWARD Chevrolet Uncoln·Mercury
Newport S..ch J.6800 Beach at Warner
MllCArtbur Blvd I Jamboree 1 luntington Beach 833-ll555 142-8144 e 1213) 592.5544
''Home of the Viklr,g"
FORD
WILD BRONCO?
No. But thii '65 Ford l\1us·
1apg move1 like Oflf· .Fa~t
and sure-footed. 10 DA'i
PREE TRIAL ~Cl-tANGE.
GUSTAFSON
Lincoln-Mercury
16800 Bcac.'h at \V&nlt'r
Huntington Beach
842-1844 * (213) 592.5544
"Home of the Viking "
'68 Mustang
VS, AT, PS, Radio, Heater,
clean l'Rr, low prjce, (X:XA-
6211.
ONLY $1295
HOWARD Chevrolet
Newport Beach
~IacArthur Blvd & Jamboree
833-0555
YOU CANNOT
WESTERN
DAYS
PAY MORE THAN. •
SALE s
Final Day Sunday March 25
THE FOLLOWING CARS APPLY ONLY :
BAUER BUICK e CONNELL CHEVRO.
LET e COSTA MESA DATSUN e JOHN·
SON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY e
MIRACLE MAZDA e NABORS CADILLAC e DAVE ROSS PONTIAC e THEOOORE
ROBINS FORD e UNIVERSITY OLDSMO.
BILE e
MAVERICK
'70 MAVERICK A/C. auto, '68 Mustnng, 6 cyl, autom ..
gold with deluxe interior. sterro radio, 8 trk, top cond.
::O,IXKI mi. 494-2985 $146j. 494-3.15.5.
'i2 MAVERICK. lo mileage, '67 MUS"rANG 2 DR hard top
Min main!, Like Nu~ Xlnt 6 cyl. Stick shift. Good buy
'6 7 Mustan9
11.T. Coupe. VS, P .S.,
a i r conditioning,
sharp. lUY\Vir.?31.
$1299
Harbor ~lilvd .
Cosla J\1csu
At !-~ai r Drive
546-8017
$1199
2480 H11rbo1· Blvd.
Costa Mesa
At Fair Drive'
546-8017
'70 Pontiac
Sport Le l\fans c~.
Automatir, P.S., air
mild., vinyl top. (945-
AQR} Kelli!y sug·
geated retail S2700.
$2099
'65 COUPE
DE VILLE
Full power, air ~
ditloning. INRJ\448).
$699
2480 I Inrbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa
24.'!0 Harbor Blvd.
Costa r.1csa
Al fair Drive
~17 <
'70 Thunderbird
LANDAU
VS, auto. trans.. till \vhl,
fact. ah-, pwr. steer., pl\'l'.
brks., pwr. wind~.. pwr.
scuts, R/H, w/w tirr-s, vinyl
roof, tinted glass, beautiful
burgundy tire w/bliµ:k vinyJ
roof. Sharp·. f641Alli)r ·
$2999
DUNTON FORD
22-10 S. ll.1rtin al Wamer
Santa 1\rui., Mli-7070
'51 T~Blrd. very clean! Auto,
black. $21'.XXJ.
644-4440
'63 T-BIRD
Good concl. $300. Private par·
ty. 5-t!Hf.101
VEGA
ATIENTION
cond. S2,200. 548-8!&. $850. S.1&--2085. i;A~u;t;o•;,;·;;;1;m;po;rl;ed;;;;;;;;9;7;0;A;;;;ut;o;;•·;;;;'m;po;;r;;t•;d;' ;;;;;97~01 ~1 i 'J , "j I I
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JA·G·UAR
CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT COLOR?
HOW ABOUT THE PRICE?
°CAN'T FIND THE RIGHT MODEL ?
CALL US, YOU'LL BE SURPRISED 111
MARQU.IS •
·MOTORS
900 So. CoHI Hwy., L19un1 8Hch
17141 540-3100 (~ii'
(WE HAYE THEM-NOW!
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MISS
OUR
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""""'~ I WESTERN DAYS
BACKW·ARDS
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Sunday, March 25, 1973
SAU STARTS AT 10 AM
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High-heeled, Colored Shoes
Are Popular-for Men
Clothing Store ·Manager Narried
HICla ...... pllllmnn ..... ~ """"' "" Ille ....... and llllllloknd leolhon and ..... ol -btil>llleled
ctll!Wb .. lllO biaeot b1t1 -II tldo time II tlie _. lo _ ..... thll lp'lni. lanct ol wld&boltom ''bqgy
""' :i-r. "' 11111 -11PO" Pll1ll wllb culfJ by ,...... • _ II IM ldlb 1111" -. ol mole ....
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and• qalOI It .. iladl • ...SV 11 Uie -lop are L._liiiiiiiiiliij~~
!Ive ...... elf 1ho IJ'CIOlld. Tba DOI to drq llGlll tbe IJ"OU!ld. "
Our
Special
Selection
of long dresses
«e ready for
Spring.
Are you?
:J/u :lop ~we,.
Ted E. Van de Kamp, Ille o1
the Van de Kamp Bakery Co.,
hu named Jim Andettoo
1enerll mane1er ol hll aoon-
to-open Theodore V,
genUemen's clothlerl at 41
Fashion llland. Na w po r I
Beach.
Van de Kamp II a naUve ol
i.oa Anjleles and a lfadUlll
lrom the Unlvenlly o I
Calllol'llla at Davi& tJpon bit
graduation ht i>ec>O)t al· IUlaled with the Van de Kamp
Variety Seen
In Men's Wear
Variety in men's wear for
spring '73 ia the predlcUoo ol
two major clothing u:ecuUvu:.
aocmllng to the90 uperta,
men's aprtng '73, clothing will
Include one-, two-and tbree-
button modell, deep side and
center vents, both 1lmple and
lancy .tyUng, blgh-fuiioo
-and ccotemporary c1 .. alca, and light and deep colm,
Pants generally, they said,
will remain Oared.
Hi1h heels, platform aolea
and multicolored leathers and
synthetics are the bluest bit
ill the men's oboe bufineso.
Belts Skinnier
221 Merine Avenue · hlboa Island 1 Gl"OU]>lng by 5!r Jo of Oollfornia features polyester
M""4". ""'" 10 •·•·. 1.10 •·•· and colton hlgh..-iae pants and waist length jacket s. .. '4" 10. •• ,,.,..., 10. 1 with putted alee~. It comes in red or blue flowered ~~~~~w.~,..~-~·~,,.~-~-~~·~ ... ~-~·~· ~~~~~~ch~ecka~~~~IB~· ~a'v~111~abl~e~a~t all Wet Seal shops. Jacket, = $25; pants, '16. "
.Y..lind.nr~ ltn~or~ Uliodsor .Y.. Windsor.Y..
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Sports ensemble by Anne Klein features the cla~c
crop jacket and trousel't>lNted pants in peach or
banana-colored wool gabordlne. Thil fasb!O!! selec-
tion by the Amertcan Wool Council ls available llt
the Jean Dahl shop, Westcllff Plaza, 17th and Ir·
vine, Newport Beach. . ,
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llalwy Co. In 1114 ... ••. As.. director of the 1"I
llacteil to the llrm'• boud of 1 Aalalal ,Sotp a.., Ad~
dlrect«s, and a rear lltet Board ol 'fl'oo4burT Collece,
became its execuUve vlee 'AdvloorY OJundl Alilll I*<•
president. tloa, 1"I Alie* Scllool
' During hll buibMM cmv l)fltrlct, a member of I.pl
be was acUve In 111111)' cine A..,i. '=1:. ud olhlr
and llOdal or1alllzattons II>-cllarttablo lloaa
c)uding the Board ol Trultee 'l'llrao YMrl ...... tloclftl
61 the City of Hope, cJialrman 1o ~ 11om1 ~ ocltlo
of ~ .. 11 & Hetlth c-1111~ ~· wllll hll
wilt Pat "'4 cbUdNl It ~
aeaald• bome Ill ~ je1 )W, '
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cme noedl 1o ~nwil.u'
u ..... lit pbyllcally' llid
decided Iii -• llOOOd caner ta the men'• wear
rellll buallleaa." Van de Kamp
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, .... 11 mlDlllf ol Tb--.
V, whlch II currently In the
mldlt ol extenatve remoclellng
wllll completion plane within
Uie DOI week, II cumnUy a
dJrector ol tbe lolerchants
A.uoclatloll ol Fuhlon llland.
lie hal lived In tbe Newport
area for over 20 yean, during
whlch tmi. he hal been active
1n retail tQeD'• wear. l{o lndlcaled Ujal '"l'lleodore
v.1'111 lulflll a area1 lleed 1n
tbe ares .for fine quality
clolhlnl that 11 laahloned In an
updated lradltlonal otyle with
a look of lndlvlduallty."
•.• elegal'lce laced
You ••• dressed long and
lovely in parchment cotton
lace bodice, plisse skirt
of permanent pleats, selfbelt,
·121/2·201/2,46.00.
Women's World, Long Beach,
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Happy Jade
Featured at Barr Jewelers, Westcliff Plaza, is t~
carved J. ade necklace with tbe double knot of hap.
piness esign. It has yellow go I d roll" and gol<\
spacers -and is only one of many fine jade pieces Jn
the Barr collection. $1 ,250. '
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Jim Williams and Pat Harris, both of Silverwood's
in f'ashion Island, 'greet the spring and the new
flower cart wliich has been added to Island mall!
He's wearing new double knit hound's tooth sports
coat. She's modeling Susan Thomas' spriitg 5afari ·.
suit with pink-and-white jacket and white pants ..
FLORSl-IElffi'S
GREAT WHITE ones.
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RIGHT now CAO BE summeo UP m one WORDi
· Sparkling, pre mium white
In genuine leather
from Florshelm.
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Newport 8t1ch
Opposlto a-dway
644-4~
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hike gear
lllke sllorts lly lu1rr18
OK, so you're ready to show off '
that sleek new French I 0-speed
but you need free-wheeling
clothes to go with. We've got
the answer ... bike shorts
with room'/, patch pockets,
Choose the brushed
bold tunnel belt loops.
denims of T revira®
polyester/ cotton in blue
or burgundy; or plush
cotton corduroy, ivory,
brawn, navy.
Each 8.00.
The Pont Shop, 94
pateh·print
k nit
shirt
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Jantzen ·
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It's tho kind of cool,
no-hossle shirt thot
o guy needs for
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casual happening.
Placket collar,
pocketed ond easy·
going in polyester/
cotton.Tuck ane
into• bock-pock.
12.00.
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Came rain or -lhe well· """ coall -a multitude of IUmlng .a -olteo In !he draoed Jlrl oo-lh&go wW find occ1alooo, do away wllh lhe claulc lai¥S: flannel, cham-'
lhll Spring's .U·w .. lher c:oall hMlle of. pectlnc bu I k y bray, a~ brushed ~
a real plus -plannJnc bor ~ and evening wr1pt. Im. Strl lall<nlll cbec.U
!ravel wardrobe. Styled In Stlboudte ...,.. cent e r1 and loll of Ids ore lhe -
l10p ....... tt..i .....,_ llOlllld 1«111, wropo IDCI popular . , ~appeal· cl-, -iuttmd clMpl, ~-ta, llCOClrdlaa to tho Jae In or wlllte ICCODlod
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top or low cut, Chocolate Suede or Dirty Buck.
1052 IRVINI AVINUI 30 FASHION ISLAND
WliSTCLIFF PLAZA NIWPORT BEACH NEWPORT BEACH • ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~I
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Bu.st.er Brown's version
of "wallabet;' s t y I e
shoes comes !I' sizes for
all kinds of feet, as
shown here by (from
left) Al Curren, Mona
·Shapiro and BUI Milter
(manager) of Newport
CbHdren's Boote r y,
Fashion Island.
FOR THE ·
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llEWPORTBl!ACHFllhlonlllll>d LAHABRAFllhloo~
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-.,... mondar ... l>jday """"Ill 9:30, oandav 12-5. I& Hatirt open monday, thuilday, frldly nl&fib di J:30.
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IANUMlllCAID MASTll CHAIGI #"'Vt. Westcliff
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Gets Edge
On Spring --For more than 10. years
Newport Beach and· Costa =:
Mesa residents havq found :
many of their fashio~ needs :;
---WAREHOUSE SALE -----------provided by several distinctive =
shops siluated in Westcliff = 10,000 DOUBLE KNIT SUITS AND ,SPORT
Plaza, l!lh Street al Irvine § COATS! We've done it again! The natlo'ns third Avenue. ....
This year, as a I ways , = largest manufacturer Of quality mens Clothing
WestcUH . Plaza merchants -h · lected sto f th" have attempted to get an edge :: as again Se our res Or IS very
:,~~hl:~lh :1csthef~~;, § important event. Here's brand new fashion
women and children of all §§ styling for ,YOU, AND unp~ savings.
ag:O~ quality 1ashlon 1or the 5 Just ask any of our customers!
young ones in your family, :
Humply llmnpty Cblldren's =
Shop caters to customers from =
layette to size 12. = -There are several excellent :
fashion stores for the women -=· to oelect from. • .Jean Dahl -
for a fine selection of spring = -and Easter sportswear, La =
Galleria for an elegant se1ec-=
tlon of clolbiog and ao-=
cessorles for the =
dlJcrimhlaUng women, Dick -
Vernon provides many of =
spring 197311 best looks for all =
ages and Veta's Intimate Ap-=
pare!, In addlllon to providing =
an excellent seJectJon o f :
women's tinge rlt, bas =
establl!bed an outstanding =
reputation for courteous and =
helpliif service. =
Spring 197S wW bring !he =
fashimH:ODSCious man to =
Westcllff Pl818, aJso. Two ex-=
ceUent men'• stores are well = -known fashion providers for :
locaJ residents , The :
Solrekeeper specializes In an =
extensive variety of leisure =
wear for men and boys. Bill :
Beck, the storekeeper, and =
bll young friendly crew will :=
pnJvide you wllh helpful ad· =
~ vice and uslalance. Anyone =
\who is familar with Halliday's =
knows this is truly a place for :=
the finest traditional clothing. --And if it's a custom made suit
for this Easter, Richard L.
Bennett, Ltd. will provide this
service.
----·-----To complete the entire fami·
ty fashion needs this Spring,
Westclill Shoes boasls a
reputation of being !he most
Slfccesslul store of lls kind In
Southern CaJlfomia.
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DOUBLE KNIT
DOUBLE KNIT
Famous Maker
Factory Fresh
Vast Selection
PRICE
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Special Credit Accounts available
or B~nkAmerlcard & Master Charge
575 Coats .... " .... 37.50 sso Coats ........... 40.00
585 Coats ........... 42.50
595 Coats ........... 47.50
s90 Suits 1 ........... 45.00
s100 Suits: ........... 50.00
s125 Suits ............ 62.50 I .
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Susan Vernon models skirt and sweater set by Ardee
that is available in variety of pamel rolors at Dick
Vernon's, Westclilf Plaza, 17th and Jrv!¥ in New-
port Beach. The ensemble is 100 pereeni easy-to-aire-tor acrylic. ·
DAIR
WES;T
Natural · Hair
Shapings ·
--~·-1or men end women
JUNIOR
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FASHIONS f.tr .
HAIR WEST o 673-4186
SALON le IOUTl9UE
aall NIW?O«t..11.YD. _., lllACH
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Hersh Chenon Oeft). manacer of Westcliff
&hoe I In Westclill Plaza, checks over clop
With Barry Ru.ssikoff.
Sto"' bu one of. tire m o s t complete· selec-
tions of the popular
spring shoe style avail·
able In Harbor Arel.
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we take 15%of all
. n on sleepwear.
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even if y<~~~r . .
have to sleepwalk.
Sale-510
Alj. $1. Nylon trlcot boby<odoQ pa] a mas
"Nilh lace trima..P,S,M,L.
Sale 595
llog;fl.l'ulHength (l)'lon!rlcotpa)amas
trimmed with lace-32_to.f>.
Sale 510
Reg. $1. Nylon trlcotahlfts wlth1helr •
nylon overtays. S,M.l.
Sale 759
iteg. $1. Nylon tricot gown and robe
sets. With ~ntrast trims. S,M,L
Sale 425
Reg. is; FulHengthnylontricotsleop-
gown1. P,S,M,L.
Sale 340
Rig. $4. Nylon tricot sleepshift.9 with
lace trims. S,M,L
"'" prlcet effoctlVe thru SaturdllY.
More ' -
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Dress-Ion travel "'*"'' ny)On-tMcot XS, S,M,L. Fashion c0/ol1t. Xl llZOI, $11.
Full length, version, $14.
·' -3•or $1 : ' -·· . ·
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!mil Wl>He, putel1; S,M,L. • 21or99¢;,
All-•heet undaJfoot pantl-hose.
ProportiOned stretch nyloh In euntan.
coNee bean, gala. ·
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FASHION ISLAND, Newport llNch {714j 644-2113. HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntinqton 811ch {714) 892·7771.
HARBOR CENTER, Costa Mesa {714) 646-5021,
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•• 'll!E WAOON PIPll,f COME SCE 1\llS HERE OFFA '!\Ill Wll~! evr 1
:~ow WHE'E'L, l'E'ANS ... WE'LL,
OUR WAGON CAME "!'HI! Wllll!~ C OFFA COUlPN'T 6fT
1HEWA60N! iHE WAGON WHAT?! OFF OF IT! I KNOW ...
MUTT AND JEFF
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SCHOOL?
FINE·-·HE GRADUATED
YESTERDAY WITH
THREE OTHE~ DOGS
FOR RELEASE THURSDAY, MARCH 22. 1973
TODAY'S 'CIOISIDID PUZ-ZLB
ACROSS
1 Somethin11
speclal
6 Tranaporta-·
lion modium
10 Irish
legislatur9
14 Thu1
15 Makeover
16 Volcano of
Sicily
17 Remove
Slrings
18 Hockeygear:
2 word• -.)
20 Dani•h
$peech
sound
21 Nocturnal
mammal
22 Kind of
warning
23 Saw or awf
25 Feels remorse
27 Kind ol movie
30 Tell about
31 Rub out
32 Facial feature
33 Verb ending
36 Numerical
45 Leather
m1ker1
.., Kind of akirt
48 Viper
49 Oenli11'1
cr111tion
50 Acrid ftavor
S4 Time keepert
57 Virtuou•
58 Feminine
n1me
59 "Not on·
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60 011grad9
61 Pulled apart
62 Animals'
gullets
63 Structure
DOWN
1 Hence
2 Ten&nt'I
outgo
3 Inside: Comb.
fMm
4 Critical tria!:
2 words
5 Driving 11rea
6 Legal affair
7 Rectangle:
Abb<.
8 Kind of drink
9 Time
periods:
Abbr.
Ve1terday'1 Puzzle Solved:
13 Endures 38 Canadian
19 Fiber used In province
pillows 40 Ship 1rae
2l Y~ng male 41 Male human•
24 P~e of vene 43 Reaction to
25 H1~h local hay lever officer
26 weapon
27 Onion
28 Coin• of
Norway
29 Rough
manlpu~tor
30 Riwrof
Europe
32 VouchMS
44 Knock over
45 Not speaking
46 "A Ban for
47 samng ......
structures
49 G109
51 Bedouin
52 Nasal: Prefix
Of\,"TillS
AtH'TAMT. I 1TSONLY
A BR.JM·
IN HERE
by Al Smith
Tl\E REST IS
St'OE
POLISH!
by Dale Hale
by Emie Bushmiiler
I GUESS THEY'RE HOLDING
A CLASS REUNION
PEANUTS
~OU KNOW
WMAT?
Mr.\S PEACH
.. u ii WtlEN l'M wm~ ~OU. l'M so
•->Wf'l 11!AT t'M AFRAID M~ I' MEAl?T 15 60IN610 POP ,,
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SALLY BANANAS
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<;JVC ME AN
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MAMIE
ANIMAL CRACKERS
MARRIAGES "THERE'S DAY PEOP!.E
IT'S TH' OTHER MO NIGHT PEOPl.6,
, WAY ~OIL ,AND AlSO WORK
Al>oUND, @~ PEoPLE AND REST WILLIE. PEOPLf ... Yo<JIRE£A
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A REST P/10PLE.
by R09er BoRen
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by Mell
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"You -I• certaloly dool deftlop plctlm ~ ""Y ... .!.'I
used to-every one of these iDake me leoJC a1 ii I have
a double cbhl."
prellx
37 Push
38 African
39 Tree
40 Part of the
10 Reno
employee
11 Observant
considera-
t1on1
34 Communlcl·
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allendee
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44 Uptight 12 Not moving
37 Railroad
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TNROUGll. Tiii LAI.
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FOf< To;JS SlASINESS !
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'day's fabove). features such brands a;'Deans'..
, Corbin, Greif, Sero Shirts and TayJbr Mi!P<>
Planting Time
Rick Lodwick, (left) gets ~ ftom Jqhn Ma· sum«o of. J. c, Penney G;vden Cenlw at l'Mb!on
Island store in seloclion ol plant~for 'Pring eanlen·
inf. Center )\as mrgreens add tots of colon for ·
8P11nl planting.
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Rua Johnson {rigbl) of The StoNklfl*', Weslcliff
Plaza, shows Sol Shapiro one of th• moil unusual
-and one of the season'••tne>f¢ ~ar -leisure
shirts. It's the reverse pattern oports silirt. The
Storekeeper probably has the area's widest selec-
tion of this shirt and other casual clothes.
ROSES ARE RED. VIOLETS ARE BLUE ... PRICES EFFECTIVf TMROUGH llONliAY IUICH 21
OUR PRICES ARE GREAT AND SO ARE YOU? SOUTH
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SPORTSWEAR
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GHARLES H B.A:RR
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Master Oiarge
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1052 IRVINE 548 8614
EASY TRIUMPH
by Jones New York
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STRAIGHT TROUSERS •...• POLY/COTTON PANT
SUIT IN Fl\ENCH VANILLA.
$64.
MR. MARTIN TURBAN $12.
Jfa,n tnhQ
WESTCLIFF PLAZA & THE NEWPORTER INN
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FABRIC CENTER
V2 PllCE SALE!
ANY FlBRIC IN OUI SHOP
50% OFFI
Froh. The littl• Stor• :Yh.+ Off•rs More!
WE NOW FEATUIE-
cusom..eovettel..Buttons-Bu~1ts
ltaclline-lc..Bound..Button...Bo&es
* CUSTOM DllSSMAllNG * ALTERATIOMS * ACCESSOllES
488 L 17 .. SI. 6e6-4544
{Cot. of lnrine lehiad 'The Art» Stmon)
BARBARA'S FABRIC CENTER
Sewing Has Become
Popular As Pastime
"Me too" is, ln effect, about
what the manager and the
owner of Newport Fabrics
~ had to say to each
odler u tbey discussed recent
remarb about sewing at-
tnlJuted tG Dr. Joyce
Brothel'L
Adiiua Ba*ia, owner, and
Deuel) Kadlea, manager, of
Newport Fabrics Showcase,
17th and Irvine s tr e e ts ,
Newport Baecb, were com-
pletely in accord with Dr.
Brothers' remarks.
Dr. Brothers, an active
home sewer, herseU, and well-
known in the field o f
psychology, recently add-
re9ed lbe Americ.au Faabion
Bame 8ewinc OJuncil, •
pw a number of eqilD'W-..
for the pbewnma Gf_ tile
· great growth of home sewing. 1'111 It Ja tbat what used to be
on1y a necessary duty for w.nm his now become such
a JGPll)lr ]>Utime .•. with the
~the not-so.-young. .. the
rich, the poor, and even the
men-
One reason Js more leisure
time, due to the many labor-
saving devices in our homes
and shorter working hours in
many fiels of work. Actually,
women are busier than ever,
tho.ugh. • . with outside jobs,
a~lve participation in the
world around us. • .and there
are manv things we could be
doing with our "leisure" time.
Another reason mi~ht be the
desire for self-sufficiency. It
gives us a good feeling to be·
ab1e to by-pass some of the
machinery that roles us in so
may .s. It is setf...U.-
,,_ Ill feel that we can do
8"M!fhmc beside m money
aftllspend it.
W~ aB seem tD btne the
desire to be unique. We all are
unique, bat it's e3SJ to target
that hf tbla day of mass pro-
ductioo, mass transit. . .mass
media ••• mass everything~
Our clothes ad our bames are tw ways left tQ us to eqlless
tbll uniqueness. Nobody tikes
being mnge .•. and nobody
. Is. .. so we~~ to
'keep our IDdividuallitJ.
• To~ money, of~. is
a reacm e. sew. We are all
nare thlt mbody « e t s
anything fQr nothing· •. but it
is Vf!1:J nJce to -something for a litde! AJ Dr. -Brothers
~ aut ••• You may not be
Mae 1lo fiz UD a Volkswa~en to
loat Jib a Bolls Royce, but a
coutlle el montllf after a Paris
Clri(inallm~ out you can
ll!t a oa\tera Jbat will let you
-.. tlle ~ original look
widmt tile ParJs price tag.
ASSORTED NYLON' PRINTS ______ ___,,$2-..fS yd.
LINEN & POLY BLEND --······---·-.$5.tS yd. Natural linen look
POLY-WOOL -----··---····--·--·-$5.95 .• ycl. IReg. $7.95) Ice Cream Colon " · 4 MEN'S WEAR POLYS ............... -... -•. $4.tS yd. lR99. $5.95J ~
100°.4 Cottons a
Poly Cottons
$1.tS encl $2.'5
S.~utlful Imports
From Holla~ Italy, ·
France & Engl•ncl
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4 FAUIC SECTION 1 r -·····ve·nren • I cc t ·a.
Preview East~
at Greg's
PUii SILIS •t T remendou1 S1via.91. Surr1hs (Tie
Silla), Polka Doh, Prinfl, P1i1ley'1, Italian Silk
Linens, Pea11ntes, TwHd1, Ice CHm P11tel1, Tr1n-
1ition1I Year Round Colors, Silk Twills, Hind Wov-
en Silk Bl.,,ds. From ~1ty, Fr1nce, SwltZerf1nd.
Many one of • kind dest9ner pieces. L1rged , ..
lection of O.sitn•r Silb -anywhere. Reg. to
I 6.00 yd. 1R et on• low price
S.98 ycl. or 2/$10.
SATIN STlft YOIUS-Cool comfortibl .. 100% Cotton -wrinkle f,... -No
iron. M1d1 in England. R91. 6.00 ind 8.00. 1ft ,.L
MOYGASHa -CrN1• resi1f1nt Irish Linen ICLAUJ. 45" wide. Reg. 6.00
yd. our re9. discount price 1.50, in Jug• color selection. Speci1I purchase on red,
navy, plum, nwuvepTnk. 2.ft ,.L 2. 98 ycl. CU.IW 41•nffty).
Stle prlc.et eU.ctive Fnclty, M~ 2J tfin 11iun4'ty, Mtrdl 2t
Greg's Fabric Boutique
o,_ Dolly
t:Jt •lilt
3402 Via Liclo1 Newport Beach ,.._,...._,
(Dl~y •crow frHt ltdl'.;4'1 Llcle MtrbtJ M-. C..,..
PUBLIC NOTICE ·
WT CHAN<:E .
3rd & 4th MARKDOWNS Now TAKEN
ALL FABRICS-PADEiNs-
FIXTURES
MRTIHIN& MUST BE SOLD
Doors .Closing SOon ..
FINAL SALE DAYS
OPEN
Mond1y, M.rch 26 'tH Satvrcby, March 31
CLOSED
'Ht Monday, March 26 tO rmike
final rmirkclowns
105 SANTA ISAIE~
COSTA MESA
'46-U73
WR.SON
Spring "l3 fabrlca are con-
f ectians, with Sl'tel-as-sugar
colors ml fabrics • it b
ti'UDdrJ, goo~
teitures. Ice cream pastels
come into fublon, led by pale,
pale cottm candy p 1n t .
-ConfecUonery c o I o r s of
powder blue and mint green
are wpplanented by acoenta
ot bright prUDarlei.
Interest In IU1'fice tenure
began wlth liilm iD courture
showings and bas helped bring
COTTDN CREPE
PRINTS
Colorfu~ petite cle.1tgn1
on white b1ck9round.1.
MACHINI WASH
TUMU DIY ..
4ot•/4r WIDI
about the rtvival of Ou
blends, shantung and muslin.
Knits lhow 8W'flce dots and
sprinkles.
"Plain vanilla" Oalllcs are
accented with colors tllat are
anything but plam.
llVD.lY DESIGNED
COTliON KNITS
Tremendous selections oE
sparkling new ~veJty stitehes
in spring's new end colorful
designi.
MACHINE WASH * TUMBLE DRY
Welpts for dreu or sportswur ·
100% CottOns Po~/Cotton •
58' /W Widths
BOX STITCH! RIB STITCH! Novelty stitches in many color-
ful designs and combinations
for dress or smart sportswMr.
CREPE STITCH!
Great range of spring colors
iilduding white.
Mlchine Wash * Tumb'-Dry 58" / 611' Wkhi
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Machine W11h * Tumble Diy,
58" I 611' Wtde
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~!ors Won't
Be So Bright
A textiles spokesman says,
"The colon of the new fabric.a won't be u sbocklngJy bright
this ;.r. TbeJ'll be lwninous
colon, IOd ol wubed out '11le
pales appear on lots of white
grounds.
"They're pretty little pastels
like mint and pale yellow."
Come in and look ua over durhi our
GRAND OPENING.
• $50.00 of your dmICt of fabric
FREE with the purchase of new
~'Push11uttQD" Pfaff 1m or 1221,
during our GRAND OPENING.
• 1 pattn Of yow choice FREE for
12 mentM with tither of the above.
9LICITY ..
S£WlllG TIP
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. The home sewer will now
have the opportunity to see his
exdting new collection '1l
Qiana prints, in the Fashion
Fabrics Departmt:nt of four
May Company stores, in-
cluding the May Co. store at
Sooth Coast Plaza.
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SNIP 'N STITCH SHOPPE ·Tur-n On no Fabric
3334 E11t Co11t Hwy. e Coron• dtl Mar
Phone 673-8050
Come In And Join
Virginia's
Yardage Club
Receive a $I 0.00 gift cer:+ificate after the
purchase of $50.00 worth ot regulor price d
fabric.
See you soon!
Pat
e IANKAMERICARD, e MAST!R CHARGE
"Turn on to fashion by turn-
ing on your sewlng maclliae?'
say the managers of House of
fabrics stores in Huntington
Center and South Coast Plaza.
No longer does the home
sewer have to wait a season or
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Just a~out anything
with a zig zag sewing
machine from Penneys.
Now ats24 savings.
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Sa1es116
Reg. 209.95. lnsertable cam 'l~perlal' zig zag
sewing machine designed to handle a '(t'ide
range of sewing problems. Features 11 double
cams for stretch knits, 2 speed motor and 19
decorative stitches. Just push a button and
without turning the fabric mal<e a b"uttonhole.
Ught weight. Includes foot control and
carrying case.
JG Penney
We know what you're lookJng for.
FASHION ISLAND. Ntwport IN ch 17 I 4) 644.-21 I J.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington 8Hch l7M) 192-7771.
two to have the fub.lons ihe -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;~~-~~-.;;~~ sees in her fa v o r It e
magazines.
"The pattern boob and our
stores can fill your fashion
order in a hw-ry," they said.
"All you have to do b sew!"
Take the natW'al loou, Ior
instance. 'lbe House of
Fabrics stores throughout the
Orange Coast area offer
n.atural looks in solid colors
and prints or in crinkled cot-
tons and linen-looks -the
same looks you've ·seen In
those cute, little, hlgh-prlced
bouUquea.
There's a group called
Haystacks that have a gaUZy,
natural look. They're remlnis--
cent of India cloth but more
luxurious, more r e f 1 n e d ,
Haystacks come in natural
creamy cottons and soft
pastels. Some are criDkled;
some are flocked with flowers or fruits or nautical motifs
that look like they're em-
broidered.
1 -Sews luttci•lloles
c.cl lattoa .
2-DarnscmdMeecb
3 -EmlwOlderi eel
Mot1otrcms
Model
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1178 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
Phone 646-9742
H you like geometrics, you'll
find your favorite plaids and
ginghams in zingy lpring
shades. Seersucker-. and nub-
by cottons carry oul the
classic looks that seein so
right this season .. ~ n'ew-
old fashion fa~orltes, denims 1 and chambrays, look smart
and new with each pattern and~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
trim you select.'
101 uses. 1 ~ bat; 4
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Bar hara
Fabric selections plus
c u s t o m dressmaiing
and alteration$ make
B a r b a r a Hoffman's
business special and
unique. She operates
Barbara's Fabric Cen·
ter, 488 E. 17th St.,
Costa Mesa.
rBenefit'
Carries
Wide Line
THE SOUTHLAND'S
GREATEST
SELECTION
OFF/NE
FABRICS
8960 Knott Ave. (At llncoln)
lueno Parle 821-3820
4300 I. Coast Hwy. (At Traffic Crrde)
.... '""' (213) 597.0315
FASHION MAT£• zig-rag Stwfng machine
with cabinet. Straight and zig-zag sUtchea.
Exclusive §!Dg§r front drop-In bobbin,
and snap-on presser feet. 257 noa
~.111.H
FASHION MATE . zig-zag llWing.machlne
with carrying case. Witb model 257 f_.
tures plus push-button reverse control and
three needJt positions. 252/57SReg. 12'.M
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N SALE'147 WE'259
11w on tbtJOUCH • SEW• macfllntl Full ~ of 1tre and fashlOn stitcheal 158 Jteg.2".H I .
Canylng cm 576 sale-priced tt only 11.0tf
l'landsdnt woQd Cabinet &76 ~ ,
sale-priced at only 40.00. SINGER .
Sewing Cent .... J I
and partlclPldlntt .-'°"'9CI ... .,.,. I
Singer ha• a liberal tl'lde-ln policy, Wt wlll appty an lll~nce on your
• Ultd Mwi~ tnachlnt toward any new .,wing meetl'-YC>41 buy at Singer.
\ -\ CMdlt Piil\ to flt YQUC bVCftJtt It awlllble t\ ~ 8tYdng Ctntn.
Many l,PPfOWd dt1lert alao offer attr_. credit terms.
'Fot addreu of store or dttler '*""you. 1t1 the yellow~~ SEWING MACHINES • I! ~ • •
'•A T~ttc of TllE SING~R COMPNil'f. • •
Additiollal infonnatlon on
the DIAL - A -STITCH is available from Phlff Sewing
Caiter, 1548 Adams at Harbor,
Costa Mesa.
FRIDAY ncl SATURDAY -MARCH 2l • 24
ON A SPECIAL SELECTION
OF PURE SILKS AND
DOUBLE FACED conONS
100~ POLYESTER
DOUBLEKNITS
CREPE,LACOSTE &
PONTE ROllA
REG. 3.99
SAU$2~~
S.... °"' $1 per yard. 6reat
nvings on thia big Hlectlo11 of
texturea end colora to flllx and
match. Machine w11h1ble encl
cfrv1ble. 811ica and new Sprint
colors. 51/60" witf,.,
1001 POLYESTER DRESS CREPE
REG.2.49
SAU.$1.66
?IRYARO
Save 13' per yard. Beautifully textured weave. Ma·
chine wash, tumble dry. Little or no ironing. Pale,
bold and deep fashion colors. 44/45" wide. Most
fabrics at most stores.
Singer has a Crtdlt Pltn to fit your budget.
FQr dteta of sfolw ntir..I you, He yellow PIQOf
under SEWING MACHINES oi' FAB~IC $1-!0PS. . '
•AJtedemar1c of THE SINGER OOMPANV. ·
·COSTA Ml$A
230o Harbor llYd.
H..oot· Center
Kl t-fl95
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There•• too much te tel •~
If you want TRULY flNI FAIRJCS-
UNUSUAL-DIFFERENT than AHY you'll , .. it ANY ethtr FelNtt at.re
Y eu mud,.,,.. and Jet for iounolf--
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Moet'1 bclu1lv1
MostlY .no ef • ktrul c.utuN .. ~ .. Pure Sllb · ·
Pure Woolen•
Pwt Unona
Pure Lecot
Puro Cottone
lutton•, luckfo1, Ttlmt-Ffnolf Solocflon ~ywh.,,.
EXPERT HELP.-:Trelnod In O.algn. Feahlon, c.lor ltnt, low"'9, fffff""
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' THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 1973
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Today'• Fhlal
N.Y. Stoeks
TEN CENTS
Stock Market Prices Continue Sharp Decline . '
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NEW YORK · (AP) -stoe~ mariet
prices continued lO plumlnet today' ai lb-·
veston worried ~bout climbing intemt rates arxl aoaring -j.nf)ation.
Al IJ .a.m. (l'St), ·the ·Dow Jonca bi'
dustrlal average, wbicli fell Wtancaday
to tts lowest closirlf leveJ 1n five-months,
allppe<\ ll!Olher 11:72 points' ta ll'l5.'5.
Declin<s forged a .S-2 lead over •ii-
' vances in active trading oD the New York' Stock Ex<;hange. . · ' ,
Analysli aald lhe downawlng was·trtg. .. ' .
Olalrman Arthur F. Bumi of the
~liao'• Commlltee ... -and Dlvldemll ~ Indicated
dlopleuure al lht IDcrelae and asked the
banks lo IODd repr.-tallves lo a
-ling fl>day In bis Waahln&lon office. Barns' ,_ bid lht appu'enl ff.
feel 'o( ~ olber -. from ~lily-... tales. ~ Wrllbt Patman of the -llWln( Comml!lee bas been cr!Ucal of
Ibo mer-'In Ille primate rate and ap-• . '
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pealed lo Preaidenl Nixon lo lmpooe COD-
trols ~ interest ntes. But the
Admlnlslrtllon ls said lo prefer the
ja-.ng technique lo obtaln a volun-
tary eutbact In the lnt....t rales If 11
consi4en them unJustllled.
In aoolber development the-dollar
lh1fled very slightly on foreign ex-
~ca today, rising In ~o and lall-ln& a· few points on most European
mar~ts.
It closed In T~ al 263.IO yen, up
from :111.l. TUmover """ less than on
Wedncaday.
Britain's high lntertal rates coutlnued
to attract forelgo fimcls and the pound
opened al $2.4165, up from Wedneaday's
$2.4730, then II roee during the morning
lo $2.4785.
In FrankfUrt, the American money
opened at !.8255 marks, down from
2.8280, trnd by noon was down to 2.8250.
(]le;mente "Protest Group
Pets---:'On Par~.
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~'. wu .about. every tl'_Pe pet cpn,':."iYr•1!1• .i!j ~ 'J'l , >~~~.
\\'.l!dpwlay dµrin& e annilal pet, Mt•de1tbat';...partH>l'fi'8!1.week:
·'Chris sWielley·~•m h!S'Sn.ke ·•srulJ:' ,as a. neekiilecer1.W:'toyn.S·
' bu dog "Bu!ter!icptch" appropriately ·dressedlln1Sporiislt.ga.b. • • . '. • ' .
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nied. tJ se of Bullhorn
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Agents· Sei7.e
9 in Beach
Drug Arrests . , .
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. Narcollct offlc;en . from aemal agep-
cj.el eoded a leoae, ~Ila tn-
•OlllPl!m !818 Wednesday &DC! ~ ~.=;-~~~ ......... ¥,. . ,
The~~·· "4l•Jar ... -P.lier1 heldt . ~e but o(ten made sales ft!iYI · . ~ South Orange
eoa.I, . pol!J'O ialcl. '
During lhe ~ al sev~a) ~Ide
localjons w~ eg~~ rifles,
grenades, gu>masb ilnd other weapons
alleg'!IJy uSed. by' ihe,group. · .
Tliose P<fi!>ns lolllally booked' on fel!JllY '~ lnclUdi>d __ .....,,,., _
... frooi SaD Cleinellle. '
The entire list ol nr.1nslde rcaldenla
is:.' 1 • ~
' Larry Martin, 29; Edward Martin Jr .•
31; ~ Lee !lays, ZS; Ophelia
Willia01' •(ale not I m m e d I a I e ly
available)fJ!elly Lou'llm:I, 2'1; llOOe<lo
Ro'"'1'0, 1,1; Pbillp<Solo, 21 and Slevtn
Paul Rae,'2%. ..
Ip San Clemente police arrested Mn.
-Mcllonald,:Zl,1at1i6ll A>tqlda.Lu
Bolai, ~ woman.was tiooted ... leleoy
qarcotlc0 ~ aa well as COl,\IPlraCf and.heidm!l!O,~bl\D. ~ ·.' DetecliY<S.~·~l!le bil!k of the.ar-
resls lllOI; • lllace; 'Jn ·a tesldenoe-. In
Oceans!~ W~ ®ntraband, allegedly
lnclude!l-. marijuana In brick I~. co-i:alne, l.JSD, e'xotlc'and cosUy hashlsb oU, baslilsh cul>d; peyote butloruJ, """"'81
and other c1ruP:
Detectives, add,e<I jbJt Ibey. (ound. large
amounts of ammunition as wen. · ~eimen tor the San Ciemelite
Poliee Department, which playOd a key
nil~ la the ~. Wd that oo several oc-
caalons, undetco.ver )>uys , allegedly ln-
,ck>ded,a squad of ''abotcwi" guarda who
woold cirde the purcbaae locaUon In &II
auto. The car would be filled wilh auna
and ammunillon, police related.
Olflcera said they staged ieveral
~er ~In San Clemente.
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Witch Joim in Labor Disput.e
EL CERRITO (UPI) -A new weapon on tile labor front: tile hex.
An' ~a'pprejitloe' witch" calling )J1ms81f l>'Rimond, .wearing the
proper blacli liood and quoting. mumbo jumbo in time-honored style,
hurled-tbecune•atSlrel!Oi!Co. ·
"lt'•"Ul!precedent"4. in ·the !lei~ of labor relaUona," be said, adding -that o(ficlals ot:the oil worlen union on strike against Shell
. " a "l!OthilJJ1o do with It." · .
• ~·.-.u~, · lo~ tile ..... 11.i! flrnL •• "" ~
f..I•-•· ~L-' ' • ,,,..-.,-: ! " '/:""' 1 ~ on tn.i:taJll:I'. -.. · • · ... "
• The.QJI COUll!J.!IY oeemed'uncon~l be1nJ cmsedi · •
,,_Abel• Meeting
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Ratihn Alternatives •
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Listed'a·t ·smog Meet
'By RUDI NJEDZIE1:sxI
.Of .. .., ..........
Gas ratlOolnC may not be an exclUlive remedy to . Bol(tliem Calllwnla'• miog
probli!m, ~dlnf lo ~ offered
In Analietnrtl>ci., before ' t be
Environmental Pn>tecllod Agency.
: Tllllfylng .. before" lhO f!ldOral · panel,
curnntly lnvolvecl In a lwo<jay. hearing
dn ·mellx>ds·OI deantiig:.p the air, John
E. Hlrleo; aaslllanl to the U.S. aecretary
of ~lloa, nviewed a long 1111 of
' alternadva lo rationing. • ,
He ·said the Loa Angeles area In
.particular. will have to· . ...t OUI a coro-
.p!ele pacllage of, aclionl from wbich to
bul14 a ~Ive and Inter-modal
~Uon aystem.
.J'torlalnly, lho ,flnt,llep Jn restricting
me autep>oliile II not an --
cul In ··~·· automobile .,. but ntber. ellmfriadon of non e11MtDtlal tripi
and the creaUOn of a ytalile -publlc
~llon llternaUve for -bipg which 11"t eyenU1J," be_ said. _
Tbe federal olllc!al later OUlllned
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several beW coucepts for-reducing the
tetal vehicle miles lrivekd (VMT) In
SOUlbern ·Clllfomta.
One of lheoe Inc-Jevytng e<'<llOllllc pedal~ or provldlJ>a Incentives for peo.
pie wbo uae their automobllel. In
euence, U-· plana Involve special
._., feca for ~ who drive their
aU1om9blle1 ln\o or; wbo Jiil'~ wilhln the
Cft1lnl city, aCcordlng to lltrten.
others COllllsl of Improving com-
munlcaUona auch aa the telephone and
cable TV lo reduce the DUJDber of auto
bips _,-y and Improvement In
transportation lo Include bus Jines or
buswa)'I, blgb-cal"'ctty and double deck
~. lllbocrlptioo bus aervlce, car
j)OO)s, automated bus ~.,and the
sdledulllC'ol indm!rY -k lhllla to ac-
""°modale them. ·.,l'erbapg Ille moot tiJ!portaol point I
· cao mall& !Oday ls· lbal none of U..,. new
11rategief and tools of transportation
whl<h J' have delcrlbed here are perfect,
nor do Ibey off<r lull aolutkim to :IOOJl'
prqbl-ln,Loa Angeles," he laid.. '
€0.U.cil :Awaits Planners' "Nonethelefi, -theY do' offer ls ~See' SMOG, Pap I) ' ;-:-}
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:Nixon ' Coume.l
Probably Lred
WASlllNG'i'ON (AP) -L. PlilrlCk
Gray aald today pmldioUal counsel
John W. Dean probably lied lo the FBI
J,.,. Zl wben he aald he would have lo
dekrmlne It Watergate defendant E.
Howard HIDlt bad an office In the White
Houae. u-Intense q""8Uol!lni by Sen. ~ 'C. Byrd (1>-W:VL), Gray l&ld be
--· looking -In bindllghl, 1hal Doon prol)obly lle4 to FBI· alftlls,
..,., ... Would° ha ... "lo cbect-ll Giil" lo
lean It Bunt bad a Wblte Houle olflce
• -ha bad Rulit'I oa!e opOhH lri the
Encullve Oll!co Building Glliy Ihm
da71 be!Qro. Tbo butldlnc hol1lel While
House o!flcea.
In the apenlnl of the Ille belonging to
Hunt, 1 gm .na eome eJectraa.tc devices
were -&lid kt-111 ln Dean'• omce un-
Ul llllO fl befo"' being turned OYer lo
ii;,::; • ~t "' Iba bupln& of
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To Oppose
Thieu Visit
By JOHN VALTICllU °' ...... ..,.. ...
A leftist protes\ .,..... plannJni a ma-
jor .,._._u,n la Siii q...-.. OOlll
weelc during a ltato visit by _Vlelnamese
Pmldent .NillY'll Van Tbl.,. loot a bid
Wedneaday !'!' Ibo 1111 ol bullhorao .....
Ing the matdl. &all~ dty cofincilmen voted .lo deny ~ lo the Yletnam Veterans
Agalnal the War (VVAW) for the uae of
the hand-held devices, primarily for
"crowd . coatrol. n
Lawyen for the group -one of
aeveral which have said they plan
clemonstrallons -argued In vain beforo
the council Wldnelday.
Tbe' presentaU... came laced with
VV AW cr!Ucllm of a Dolly Pilot beldllne
clUng police concerns over a riot dwin&
the delllODllnllons.
11\11 the cdUcllm 10011 waa followed by
VV AW spokesman Alfredo C&brara who
admitted that "without crowd .conlrol
.the~ Is alwaya the pooslblllly of a rlol"
C&brera added thet lhe bullboma might
be needed "In cue people needed lo be
told boW to aet away from Iba police and
their teer su .•. u we can't canltol the
i:rowda we don~ know what will happen."
Wedne1day '1 phase of the
prede1110D1lraUon procw wu but a part
of the total llllu&Uoo wblch might he lac-
ed In Iba city when the Aolan chief of
state meets April 2 and 3 wllh President
Nlxoo.
Fiery lundamentallsl minister Dr. earl
MclnUre had vowed to bring h I 1 con-
servati\re followers to the iame spot on
Avenlda del Presldente to praise Iba
.Vletnamese leader as a "hero and
valiant. llOldJer."
Public Slfety Dlr<etor Clifford Mumy
aald Wedneaday he attempted to dtsauade
adv...,. aides for the New Jersey !l1inister because of the possibility of a
(See PROl'EST, Page I) ........
Wea"'er
Fair sldeo will pi:evall along the
·Orance Q1ell m Friday, witJI
sligbtly Wlll'lDer lemperaturea, to
boot. Hlgba al the beachca .. ,
peeled In lhe low '°8 rlllng lo ~
Inland. OvonUgbt kiwi ~-Gusty
winds ci 211 to :II mph are ezpecled
lo decstaae by Saturday. 1
INSIDE 1'0H-' l' l
Financial col•mnlst Sulvla
Porlet', "''' lh< .,,. of W., food ""'11 be..,.,., Prelid<nt Nb>
un't connmcr oduUcr MF'Qt't
• .._. lo lr1I •1'it pridllg. °""
Miami 1llopper1 or • pkkiftg
lllelr ..... 1'ffl•tal>lc1 frOm ""' Nlds. s.. I/le" food none. Cl!!d more on Page 11.
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.Reds Say V .S. Demand •Y Delay . Release !
SAIGOI( (UPI) -'l'llo CommulUlla
•Id ¥&1 • ...., ~ demands. ttiat
Include.,. oc:cOanlhic ol Dine pn_.. ol
nr beld Jn Looa may poctpooe the
rele ... of the 147 ....,..,,., American
POW• for Nvorol da11< Tiie CoounWlllts
previously lndlca\ed the .!alt prilooers
would lie tr...i this w .. kend. Thi! North Vletna..-Mid the ' prllOllel'I mJghl &till be atnt borne ac-
cording to the tentative weekend
schedule If the United States t.eara up a
Jetter from Brlf. Gen. John A. Wickham,
deputy clilel or the U.S. delegation to the
Sioux Expect
New Proposal
By Officials
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WOUNDED KNEE, S.O. (UPI) -Io-
dlans occupying thi> historic Oglala Slou1
Settlement expected a oew government
proposal loday aimed at ending the
stalemate at the besJeged hamlet.
uwe do ezpect Mr. Harllngton Wood to
be available," Runell Means, a leader or
ihe American Indian Mo•ement (i\lM),
said Wedneoclay nigbt.
WoOcJ, chief neaoUator for the JU&tlce
beplllment, was elP'(:ted back on the
Plne Ridge Reservation today after a
reported trip to Washington.
1 H~ever, Horace Webb, a JasUct
pepartment spokesman who said be talk-
ed by Telepbane wtthJ\'90'! Wedneoday, coul4 not coollrml Meana' ltatemenl. ·
Means and Indian leaden remained
silCnt today , not commenting on the 23 new incUctments returned Wednesday by
a federal grand jury lnvestlgatiilg the
'8Jteo>:er that began 13 day1 ago at
ounded Knee.
U.S. Attorney William Clayton, heading
lhe grand jury Investigation, said tbe
latest action brings to 54 the number of
penons indicted. A week ago 31 persons
were indicted on charge& of civil
disorder, conspiracy, 'b.lrglary a n d
larceny Jn connection with-the aelrure of
the village and the ransacking of its
l,r8dlng post and museum.
The grand jury will return AP'il 9,
Clayton Mid, to consider further caies arisJJ1i oat of .. the crimes at' Wounded
Knee."
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FBI.:; •
Democratic headquarters in th e
Watergate oollPl\ll< lut.~~· ' ., 1o' Gray iS President l'lizog' n<nnln4'!
be director of the FBI, a . Ute ~Senate
Judiciary Committee, of whlch Byrd II a
member, ls holding hearings on whether
lo approve him for the post.
Byrd questioned whether Dean's action
Ill telling the FBI be would have to
Hetennlne if Hunt had an office in the
White House and keeping the material
(rom the safe for a while ralsed any
eyebrow. with Gray or FBI agents.
1 "No sir, none of this was di5cu!Sed in
t Ume frame," Gray said. "It just did
Qt ~ur. We were receiving lots of-
teriaf at that time and Checking out
any lead$.
"Mr. Dean turned over that material
· untarlly but it was Incriminating to
the least," said Gray.
.Gray said the FBI d1d not question the ti that Dean kept the material from
safe for seven days because "he is
coumeJ to the President and he bat a
tesponsiblllty to s a f e g u a rd the
President's papers." ·
, Byrd replied: "Presidents have been
~tnyed by their aJdes, senator.1 have
been betrayed by their aides, even Christ
himself was betrayed by one of His
tbosen few ."
1 Gray said he discussed the Senate
committee hearings with Dean, but
4eclined to submit a record showi.nj the
t1te and time of the various calla.
At the start ol 100.Y'• hearings, Byrd
asked whether Gray had talked to Dean
1lnce the hearings began. !.------------. I
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Joint MlllllrJ Commllolao (JMC). l!.S. lDlllllrJ ml two d9Jllam held In ~m unopectadly -16-1-, .,itb cfetalll cm tM daU, plw ml
day that U.S. prilonen actually be cm method ol rtleaoe. lie pve the C....
thelr way home 8lld tbt Communi>ta manlltl Ulllll It a.m.1'11day (I p.m. P8l'
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that all ~ ....... ~=ra free Ill American pr!Jon<n by MMdl .. __ _......,.. !or ..,.., tllan a -by Comn111nJAt
-. ........ IDllJtsry-Nld.
815 Wldtllni., aaJ ... • .Ille. Wouldlitn<e .. ... is.y.
mau arranc-!or tho .... _ of today) to do -. l.be it.-..~ rdrrved to~~r~~~~r:t
• presidential OW-ODii•· wde ~
llllenent In Washlnit6n uled aboul the
l'tporied dllc:ord· belweeu the Com-
muni51s and American membln or the
Joint ~ Commlsslon.
'l1le !IOW'CO aald the trOops 111pported
by tanks , and wnr pla~ Wednesday
nlfhl tilted the siege of Rach Bap, a !Oil-
man goVerMlent base 20 miles north of
the capital.
POW• !run i-before tho Wt of Amel' 'lb<ft are about 1.100 -a._ lcaD troopt are Milt home. still In Vietnam. Wickham aald an but
He bad &aid Wedlleoday tile ~lcflll about 1,000 w9"14 be sent borne by March
troops might be wllbdrawn by SUnday to ·' 21, the deadline· &et by the Paris ....,.
pr"°IJe,. today when Wickham made his
domands. 8'aald Ille priailcier 'lrere to be
relelled $eturday In Hanoi. North Viet-
nam offered'to release 107 POWs on Sun-
day'.
coincide with tho POW release allead o! fire agreement both !or troop wlthdraiJal
the nelt Wedn<tday schedule. and priloner release. •
"Tbere 1b0old be no <011luslon on this
subject," Ille Deputy Prua Secretary
G"'81d L. Warren. ').
Saigon plaimed the Commuolst.s en·
circled the base in violation of the Jan. 28
cease-fire and said Wedneeday's govern-
ment military operation was the second
lqeJt since the truce took ellect.
TOO.y. Wickham '81d withdrawal ol Reaction from the Viet Cong waa swill
Meanwhile, Pretklent Nixon expects
strict oblervaoce ol Haooi'a pledge to
1n another development about 3,000
SouUl Vletaamese troopa have broken ttie
siege of a aovemment camp SUZTOWlded
the Americans would be halted ~ the Lt, Gen. Tran Van Tra, head ol the
NOt1h Vietnamese produce a IJll o1 .. ven Viet Cong delegation to tho JMC, said
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Long Beach Man Seized ~
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LONG · BEACH (AP) -A man who
allegedly murdered hla mother and then
tried repeatedl,,x to dispose ol her body by
dumping it into the ocean in a trunk bas
been booked for investigation of murder.
Ronald Lovell, YT, was taken into
custody Wednesday, lour days alter
chjldren playing by tbe Long Beach
' marina found a trunk containing the body
of U:>vell'1 mother, Mrs. M. ad l 1
, M~ye;'b,~' :,~the=·
)aboratooy Jnveetlgatora determlfied that
the bOus. wbere Lovell hved with his
mother had been the scene of; a murder.
. water, he said, waded in and kicked It
out iTito the Channel.
When the trunk wouldn't sink, he again
tried to p"ush it under but failed, he told
officers, then gave up, returned to his
car but found it wouldn't start.
Distressed, he told police, he ;.vent to a-
Iocal bar and had two or three beers,
then stole a bicycle and rode back to the
marina to check on the trunk. ,
He found the trunk sllll bobbing In the
1 water, took off some clothing and swam
out to I~ he told police, but each time lie
tried to push it under It would only bob
back up.
Lovell finally gave-up, police aald,
returned to his car, found It would start,
placed the bicycle In the back and drove
off. ·
He was arrested wben he returned to
his mother's house. ..
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Police .. id Lovell told"tbem be cut his
mother's throat, tbeO stuffed her nude
body Into the trunk and drove It to the
!mg Beach pier early Friday morning.
'lbe trunk wu too heavy to lift over
lhe pier railing, officers quoted Lovell as
saying, so be put It back In hla car trunk
and drove to a boat launching area at the
ARMED MEMBERS OF AMERICAN INDIAN MOVEMENT KEEP GUARD ON ROOF IN WOUNDED KNEE
Fl•nktd by Buff•lo Skulls, lndlan Miiitants Maintain Positions •t Historic South D•lc.ot• VIiiage Thieves Ransack
Visitors' Cars 4 Named in Hashish Caper
marina. He shoved the trunk Into tbe
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PROTEST ..• At Doheny Beach
Smuggling Case Compared to 'French Connection' rooflict with the leftist de1D01Utrators.
Since then no word bas come from Dr.
Cash and valuables ~ddlng up to a iotal
!"" of nearly $700 were stolen Wednes-
day night by thieves w h o made a tour
of ouk>!-state vehicles parked at the
Doheny Stale Beach campgrounds near
San Juan Caplstral)O, Orange County
Sheriff's officers saJd.
NEWARK, N.J. (AP)-A federal grand
jury•has Indicted four penoas In an al-
leged 13.S million hashish smuggling
caper reminiscent of "The French Con-
nection," ..and "Rin Tm Tin" rolled into
one.
According Jjl ,tbe indictment, the case
involved 858 pounds ol hashish. secret
comparUl!~l.s in a camper, two sea voy-
ages, a drUg detecUng dog a.Dd a car and ftlo.· ... .,.,
" 'For 8 Acres
a helicopter chase from Pm Efuabeth,
N.J. to Mill Valley, Calif., with stops in
Iowa, Nevada and San Francisco.
Named In the Indictment on charges ol
conspiracy and _.;oo and imporla"
lion of hashish were John W. Gillette II,
~. and Robert B. Keller,,25< bolll ol
Tiburon, Calif.; Myles Zeleny, 28, ol
Chicago and Audrey E. Goldsmith, 26, or
San Francisco. -
1be lndictme11t gav~ this account of the Mcintire.
alleged conspiracy: But the VVAW doe!, Indeed plan to
1.eleny bought a 1971 Chevrolet camper be In San Clemente In !on:e April 1 and
and shipped tt !run Pon Elilabeth to and the demonstrators plan to camp at
Le Havre, France, May 10, 1972, Some-San Clemente State Park and !ben·march
time afler its arrival Jn Europe, 856 aloog the sidewalk areaa to the San Luis
pwnda oJ the drug aJ\eleCuy were placed Rey overpw ol the San Diego Freeway,
ln secret COlf\parl.ments in the camper a few . dozen ya~ from the gate to the
and on Aug. 25, 19'72, the vehicle was re-Coesf""".Guard.IJionm statkm'" 1 0 :S
turoed to Port Elizabeth abOard the S.S. Murray said Wednesday that a parade
AUantic Song. pennlt i! not1necessary for the· group's
U.S. Atty. Herbert· J. "'•~ said the march becaute the activity will not be Jn -r • the public streets. hashish was detected on the ddck by a Unlike prevJOU& requests by other
specially trained dog, working for the groups for similar city sanctions,
Jackets and lamps valued by a vi.siting
Canadian family from ,Calgary, Alberta,
at $211 were tak<11 from tbtlr ~~
whlle the visitors slept In l' tent l1ehind
the •!11icl<:. . ' ' Vlslt~ .. !&in l\lount vetnon; *ash., lost"~ a~ ·'fi1~ie ca~a, and ~~jber
possesslons valued ~t l200 to the $1nie
thieves, depuUes salii.
They said the Intruders opened a wind
wing of the car white the lamlly i'!ept In a nearby tent. •
Rinker Wins Approval
Of. Zoning at El Toro
U.S. Buri!au of'eustOms at Port Elizabeth. Wednesday'• seasion wu relatively calm
All but five pounda of the hashish was and without charged emotions.
rB1110Yed from the truck ·before Miss Murray urged councilmen to oooslder
Goldsmith arrived at the l'O"I to claim the fact that In the 31 other deinonstra-
it, on Aug. 28, 197%. The fUll ·856 J01Dds tiona •t .the Western White House since
load was worth $3.8 million, Stem said. the Nb:ons first came West "no other
With special agents of the Bureau of group saw fit to need bullhorns."
CU.toms following, Miss Goldsmith drove Councilman Clllton Myen too1t the
the truck to Iowa" City, Iowa in 10 days , strongest stand agalnst the demonstra-
A nearby car driven to Orange County
by a family from Middletown, Ohio, wu
burglarized by the same team and again
a costly movie camera was the ~ target. 'I
Officers said the burglars used a wlie
poked through the rubber molding o! the
car to enter the vehicle 8lld take the $250
camera while the family slept In an .ad-
jai:ent ·tent.
An election campaign contributor to
lour of the five Orange C:Ounty
Supervisors Wednesday won approval
from the board of commercial zoning
along El Toro Road, over a recom~
mendation for denial from county plan-
ning COJ:hmiss1oners.
Developer Harry Rinker was re-
questing a ume change from residential
to commercial use on eight acres on El
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screens joint-funded road work under the
Arterial Highway Financing Program
(AllFP).
Under that pllO the county and cily
split expenses, each agency using state
gasoline taz rebates to pay for the road
>COOStruclion.
The Boca de la Playa project Ls the
only one proposed for San Oemente next
fiscal ·year.
But the opposition from residents is
severe.
The consensus among the foes is the
use of lht city's share of the road project
for other streets in the community, or
for improving the beach club park area.
City planners will make up their minds
next week on the concept.
C.Ouncilmen will .r~sume their delibera-
tion at their first me.ting In April.
Thus far the other city commissions
have reviewed the plan and their retom-
mendations are diverse .
Parks and rcreation commissionen re-
cently advised against the idea.
Trafflc-Parklng commissioner! favored
it.
. Choral Concert Set
At Mission San Juan
A choral conoert will be presented at g
o'clock tonight at Mlalon San Juan
Capistrano by the Unlwslty Singers ol
Gal Poly San Lui& Obispo .
The group I& on a tour ol Southern
Calilornta 8lld will be accompanied by an
hatrumental enJtmble from the acbool'1
chamber orchestra. The concert wUI be
open to the pulillc free of charge.
the indictment charged. tioo in general by saying that he was
Toro Road, divided by Muirlands '"'ere, she met Gillette, turned the "concerned for the safety and welfare of
Boulevard in El Toro. vehicle over to him and left for 5an the community," and be endorsed a no
County planning commissioners had Francisco 00 a United AirliDes flight, the vote on lhe bullhorn request.
recommended denial of the woe change indictment said. Gillette, with the agents Los Angeles lawyer Fred Okraod made
and a compeloo amendment to the El still !ollowlng, drove the camper to Reno, the lormal requ,.t lor the protest group
Toro General Plan. They cited traffic and stressed that the city council bad no
Lumber Worth $850
Taken at Dana Site
conaestion and an existing overload of Nev. stopped off for 8: meeting with KeJ. constitutional right to regulate the con--... ler and thell oontlnuecloq,to MID Valley, ol •-.... the~·"~-· al commercial properties in the area as Calif., wbid the ve!ilcle w a·• finally tent wuot was -tn ~. Lumber. v ued by the owners at $850 reason!. ~ Councilmen bad asktd the group to was carried off -Wednesday nlfhl by
In his appeal of the Jeni al to the board, abandon,ed. lrf a motel i:)artiilg lot on Sept. guarantee that the devices would be used burglars who visited a Dana Point con-
Rlnker saJd a furniture stcre is plaMed 17, 1972, tbe indictment alleged. only for crowd control. struction site, Orange County Sheriff's
on one parcel and neighborhoOO. shopping Stem said the cross-cotmtry surveil-"It's possible that we would use them officers said.
on another, which ls adjacent to two Janee Include helicopters as well as auto-for the introduction of speaken as well,'' Deputies said intruders at the Mar-
churches. mobUes. 'I1le four were arre:sted, 1n Sep--Okrand told cotmcilmen before the re-querita Street and Alicia Drive, locaUon
A previous request by Rinker for com· tember. quest~failed. being worked b)!: the McCullough
merclal developme.nt that included two 'Stem said each defendant raees ·a max· . Am.Ong those speaken will be actreM Construc}ion Company moved in after
service staUons was turned down by iqium tentence of 20 years iD prison.and. J$Qe Fonda. a familiar leader In tbe an· workmeD left and loaded the lumber onto
supervisors. ra;;$60-,000-fi;;m;;e. __ ;;;:;;--·~·--;;;;tiw;;!ll';;movemen;;;;;;;;;;;;t.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;•;;";;al;;i11ng;;· ;;;;truck;;;;;;;';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-Rlnker has betn listed as a campa.lp J 1 ::~~toRala11ph ~ ucept NOBODY SELLS TV FOR LESS THAN .DUNLAP.S'
Diedrich and fellow Supervisor David
Baker voted ror the changes, although AND WE WILL PROVE l'I' they said they lhought the acUon Violated • •
a five-month old moratorluln banning H f 0 ' J f•-ti F.1-... ti Oft zone changes not consistent with general ere .• .... . • • on !"11.. tag er
plan recommendations. •
Supervisors adopted the moratorium 1. Stop in •nd get our pr~ °"I eny TV In stock. ~ ~ our prl~ & comp•re.
late last year to give <:,O\lnty plannel'I 3. If you can purch ... tho TV for la11 ot ony ott\or franchfllCI dealor In Ora..-!:o. Du ...
lime to work on the update of the 1947 . latfa...,.11 Hll"yov ti!t TllJ ot lht ~OWER·,prlco PLUS GIVI YOU AN ADDITIONAL . 10%
general plan instead ol changing it little OF THE DIFFERENCE. °'!:"" 4J<Pfr~ ~rll 15, 1973.
by little.
Rinker said he had met with olficlals ol MOTOllO&.A '' RCA 'P,.;.•"le
the Saddleback Area CoordlnaUng Coull-4-, -..,...
ell (SACC) and received th!ir .... Quasar.. ColorTV dorsement lor the developnient. He said ,. ' It coatuwprlllngty jhUo
~~!1 ~!::i:::1 a1;"::!00..!T..O:rc!':; CXJ..atTV to onJoroo ....,11.
buildings.
Supervltor Ralph Clark who had
strongly opposed the service stations said
the new plan met with his approval
Caspers, who bad suuelted that
Rinker talk to the SACC Included the
council's suggesuOns In bls moUon of ap-
proval which won"'il 5-0 vote .
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WASHINGTON °(API -
President N'1'on told eonaress
Thunday he will oeek l•r-
reaching eutbority lo both U..
creaae and reduce tlirl.f!s, and
lo provide protection tor U.S.
indusbies threatened b y
foreign imparts.
"We n1ust face up to more
intense long-term compelitlon
in the world's markets rather
then ~uink from It," Nl•on
said in his first annual in-
ternatiooal economic report.
THE PRESIDENT g a v e
MON! details on his trade
legislation due to be sent to
Congress io a few weeks.
He said the administration
will seek maximum flexibility
in negotiating an end to
fore ign barriers to American
goods.
This will include, he said,
authority to eliminate, reduce,
increase or impose tariffs on
•JI products for • period or
five years.
The Presldeot sald .-educ·
'tions in most tariffg would be
staged over a period of tlve
years or more with Jona:er
periods provided for reduc--
tions on Item, which art ship-
ped in gi-eat volume.
NIXON SAID in the IM·pege
report that he will ask
Congress to enact laws to p~
vide American industry relief
from "sudden and dimiptive
import surges."
The safeguard system he
recommended would call for
restraints on imports if the
U.S. Tariff Commission finds
that a flood of imported goods
cause serious injury t o
domestic i n d u s t r y and
workers.
But Nixon said t h e s e
restraints, whether through in·
on
ettu.d tarlllJ or Im~ quow, lboold be lrlQered not
bJ 111 aolomatlc rormula but
by the judgment of the Tartll
Commission.
The admlnillralloo will also
seek authority to negoliate an
end to a number or oon-tariff
trade batriers to U.S. goods in
forelgn. market.., Nlxoo said.
mE Ol1l'LINES or the pro-
poMld legislation have been
sketched previously. Rep .
Wilbur Mills (D -Ark .),
chairman of the House Ways
and Means Committee, has
said he favors giving the
President more fiexibilily in
negotiating an end to trade
barriers.
"Those who would have us
turn inward, hiding behind a
shield of import restrictiOM of
indertnite duration, m l g h t
achieve short-term gains and
AT&TReveals Plan to Sell
Large Interests in. Comsat
NEW YORK (AP ) -Aeling
on government recom-
mendation , American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
has announced plans to sell its
$161 million inten!sl in the
Communications Sate I Ii t e
Corp.
AT&T bas held 2,895, 750
shares, or 29 percent of
Comsat, the government-
established p r i v ~ t e com·
munications system, s inc e
1964.
The announcement Wednes·
day followed a recom-
mendation by the Federal
Communications Commission
last Dec. 22 that AT&T divest
itself of all Comsat holdings
to avoid a situation in wh.ich
AT&T would be a substantial
customer as well as owner of
COMSAT.
e Kaiser
Special to the Dally Pllot
OAKLAND -Kaiser Steel
Corp. Thursday announced
that it has agreed in principle
to sell, subject to certain con-
ditions, 15 million shares or
Hamersley Holdings Ltd. at
U.S. $3.90 per share for a total
or U.S. $58,500,000 before taxes
and expenses of sale.
Consummation of this sale
Syst;em Go
For Litton
LOS ANGELES (AP ) -
McOo~ell Douglas Corp .
of St. Louis has awarded a
$4.5 million contract to
Beverly Hills based Litton
Industries for production
of navigation systems for
the Air Force's FlS fighter
plane.
The pact calls f o r
delivery of 33 systems
beginning in June. Lltton
a n nounced Wednesday.
Previously. Litton was
awarded a $7.6 million
contract to design the
craft's navigation equip-
ment.
PlllATE TIUST
FUllllS lVllllBLE
FOR: AUL llTATE LOAN&
Mil 6 2nd l!'WST DEEDS t1,l500 To l250.0VO
lW '.fO IO~ LOANS OH 'J'NJ8T DfEC) OOUAUAAL
lllWPOflT IOUITY Mio. ... .:.1:-~-H.wport.... cair.. C11<f) 844-1124
would reduce Kaiser Steel's
interest in Ha m e r s I e y
Holdings from 34.5 percent to
28.3 percent.
e Westgate
Special to the Dally Pilot
SAN DIEGO -Westgate·
California Corporation's prod·
uce gr o u p operations have
been expanded to include
( -t~KI./Vc J STOCK
wholesale marketink
agreements with apple and
peach growers and producers
in Missouri. starting with the
1973 shipping season, it was
announced Wednesday.
Western Fruit Sales, Fresno,
a wholly-0wned subsjdiary o{
Westgate-Southland Produce
Co., will headquarter its new
Missouri marketing division at
independen ce.
e Stra11ss
SAN FRANCISCO -Levi
Strauss & Co. Wednesday·
reported record first quarter
sales of $121,575,000, up 14.9
percent from $105,827 ,000 for
the con1parable period a year
ago.
'tHERE IS A fACTORY AUTHORIZ·
ED DEALER FOR EVERY POl'ULAR
MAKE CAR IN THE WORLD ON
COSTA MESA'S HARBOR IOULE·
YARD OF CARS •
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Net income was a record
$5,403.000, or SO cents a share.
for the quarter ended Feb. 25,
up from $4,943,000, or 45 cents
a share, for 1972's first
quarter. .an ' increase of 9.3
percent.
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W estem. Airlines Era of Cheap Food ver? OVER 111E COUNTER
' Adding 7 Plan~ How ro Buy, Cook, Preierve Grocem1 Can Save Budget
lptclol to U.. DIU7 PW
LOS ANGl:LES -Wl!ltem
AlrllnellllllCllDCOd WedMlclay
that ll bu undelUken tbe
Ja,...i rHqll!pment ....,..,
In tbl a.,.... btstory with the
algnldS of purchase
qreemenll for aeven almaft
and u optloo agrtemeDt for
11 more.
TBE 11'11111 orden were !or
two Mcllonnell Doll&bla l>C-10
serlu 10 Trijeta and five
Boeing advanced 'm-100<. The
Ojltlr.c!I are !or H addltlonal
Boeq'm-200L
Arthur F. Kelly, president
and chief eiecullve olflcer,
aid Chol the tolaf pod<ai• ol
2S alrcralt plus spares would
be -Implemented over a throe-yur period and woold COii ap-vmJmately !ZOO million, lhe mvese 1~e commttment
Western hla evet made for neet modeniizatil)Jl.
THE COMPANY e<pecl• to
finance the purcha1es through
tntemally generoted funds and
additional debt f I n a n c 1 n g
'lll>ldl bl "' tn be arranged, ~lly said.
"No equity llnanclni Is 000-
templatedt'' be aald.
'Ille DC-1111 m fore dellvery
ln)lay mt'ond June 1971 and
)rill tooreue the &11.e ol
'YHI DllTY DODN
AU snu AROUND
Weotem'1 l>C-10 flOlt tn I. 1be
compo01 Is tillQll ddtwry oo
• ol the bf( Ill.tea 1hl> year -
... In April, two In June and
une In July.
FIVE 'IZ'I• are scbedllled ror
dell .. ry In Mattb, April, Mly
and June ol 1971. Western
already Gpel'IW II ol the looc-llodled 727-200 Bolng lri-
Jebl.
Two ol Ibo 'l'l'l's oo optloo
would be for delivery In 1974, oeven will be available In 111'11
and six In 1'71.
Catamaran
Firm Tells
New Sales
Record sales and profits
were registered by Coast
Catamaran corp, in the fint
quarter Of fiscal 1973, Hobart
L. Alter, chairman ol the
board, anoounc.d Monday.
For the three months ended
Feb. 28, iatee for the San
Juan-Caplltrano firm, were
St,5'8,967, almost dooble la&t
year's first quarter sales of
'791,193.
Net income In the current
year amounted to $85,Ml,
equal to 8 cent. a share, near·
!y triple lhe '22,Mll, or 2 C<nt..
earned In the like quarter of
filcal 1972.
'lbere waa ao average of
883,081 common and common
equtvalent lharea oulltandlng
In the flrat quarter ol f!acal
1973 and IMMl,7112 In the com-
porable period ol the prior
~ T•••Y OIANT. a.Ph year. =bl 1973 and we ha•• Im· Alter said the profitable
bei.lth and. Uvln1 con-first quartet was acbieved ..,,....uy . .A1oofl with deaplle two !aclols: planned
tb'.ll we have develaped II>t" increues to overhead and sup-
c111c waya ID Identify dla-port expenditures made In an-= ::;,' .. ~::Si:-:: tlclpatlon o I substantially
.,. o1 --. Bu~ clftplto higher 1a1e1 and a two-plant
th.ii vut imirovement a operation this year, and a
threat to life still exists to--strengthening of the com-
day from a group or well pany's regatta program and
tnown Jdllert who have been research and development ef. uound for a lon&: time. --Y--' 4--forts. DI.....,. -Vlrol a....., 11---------
htftHtll -Tmnw -T.,..
Wcu._.. -Mtul• ...;a.,..
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...... -Intl--Cllol--It takes eonstant IUl'ftl1.
lance and quick rHCtloo '° ou.tbreelu by bee].th a.utborl-
tles to prevent epidemk:I
and keel> these klllen under
control
lly SYLVIA. PORTEil
The bad newa bu 1111 opln:
anolber • n d acceleratlnf
-· In the olllcW lood price Index to ever-bf(ber
pub.
All the new Index will be rdlecttnc Is what bu llNldy
ha_..i to
locid ix1-
tn our oa·
t\on'• atorM
and ........
l111lll. All the
Index to
be releued
at thll time
In April will
be "1lectlng .......
Is wllat you and I !mow II hap-
pet1ing rl&ht now to rood
prices. And built Into the retail
pr1..., we'll ... this spring and
summer are the spiraUnc:
prices ol lood taking p1 ... this
winter at the !arm and whole-
sale levels.
11IE'RE 1S NO way to avoid
these price increases outside
of an absolute freeze.
This, President Nixon in-
sists, he isn't even con-
sidering, and this he shrinks
from with honor. This could
Wort for only a temporary
period anyway. This would be
ne~ to Impossible to police
satislactorily. And 1hl> woold
give woy to a renewed up-
swing after the fr-.. waa
eaaed, aa II woold have to be.
Despite Wa sbiogton' s
assurances that our current
runaway food price inflation
can be cured by modest
policies to encourage more
supplies, many responsible ex-
perta are moving IQward the
view that fundamental
changea are occurring wblch
will halt the long-term trend
toward cheap lood.
mE ERA OF cheap
food may actually be over, a
thlhg ol the past. Mo-I.
Sosland, editor of Miiling &
Baking News, Kansas City,
argued fn the New Yo.rk Times
recently. Sos land's thesis, In
brief, is that worldwide
Credit Card
Handled by
Computer
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
computerized control pant!
handles your credlt card when
you "fill 'er up" at a new gas
station in suburban Lawndale.
And the machloo will keep It if
your number is on the stolen
list.
-lor fOINI (!tum Iha
Comm•-natlool partlcOlar-
ly) and lllll lannlafl-wlD
-........... lllah prloea.
"The wortd I.I 1D O 'f l D I
lhnlugll • -.....-In food proJuctloD ao4 dem•nd/'
1811 Sol''"" 1'11lll is u ecooomlc development 0 f
hlotorlo fmporW>ce, all loo llt,.
Ue appreciated and -dang....,. lo neglect few llllY
lenrith " time."
Wbelher ew not thla bl ....
1lrely true, there.. no doubt that, If you .... to Curb the Im-
pact ol reconl prjcH Oil your
own family budge~ you limply
must turn more -bow IQ
buy food. bow lo cool: fl, bow
to pmerve IL
TO ZERO IN on jual ...
mone)'-tll•••'o It fl utound1ng how lgnm!anl mtDkm ol yw
are •-lederal 111UI grades -the aystem which hai been
in wie In tbe U.S. few decadea
and wblch telll you the overall
quality ol ipeat In lennl of lbl
tendeniessr julclneto -. n d
flavor. ~ concentrate tor
an instant on lhO two lllOll
common iir.dea you'll !Ind Iii
supermarlit'la and bU1cll<r
sbopo: c:bolce and good.
"To -meat dollar go tur1be<, .J.::.; the lowtr·
grade meat wbeo available,"
urges Dr . Gertrude
Armbrust.!r. associate -lessor ol tbe Deparlmtnt ol
Human Nutrition and Food at
Cornell University. "Good·
grade Dltal cost. less per
pounds Ind ytelds more lean
meat per pound than choice.
Although this grade is Jess
tender tllan choice, it ts possi·
ble to leilderbe the cut. by us-
ing moist heat or braising
methods of cooking w the
pressure cooker."
Certainly, Ms. Annhrust..-'s
No. l rule would suggest that
using anything above U.S.
good l<ir chopped bee! or stew
meat ts a waste of money. In
these cuts, you need not worry
about bow tender the meat is.
CERTAINLY, HER rule
PR Society
Gets Room
SAN DIEGO (AP) -
Tile Public Relations
Saclety ol America bas
canceled plans to meet In
San Diego In 1977.
A spokesman said the
coovention will be beld In
Anabelm because no botel
could be lound In San
Diego with at least 850
sleeping rooms.
YOU OR YOUR DOCTOR
CAN PHONE US when )'OU
need a dellvecy. We will de-
liver promptly without extra
charge. A l(l'eat many people
rely on UI for their health
needs. We W'tloome requesta
for dellvtty 1 er v I c e and
chari:e account.I.
The sell-service station -,_ _____ _..._ __ _
PARK LIDO PHARMACY
JS1 HOlflltel ""INCi
Neapwt IAch '42·15'0
frH Delivery
IUW PARK Merwry smnos m~ .• Yaney View at Uncoln
described as the first of its
kind by tbe Atlantic Richfield
Company -hal been In
operation leu than two weeb.
'Ibe "'electronic c red it
verification" ls carried out by
a local computer hooked up at
AUantlc RlchfJeld's c red 1 t
card center in Atlanta, Ga. * II the machines decide the
card is acceptable, t b e
customer pushes a button to
select one of 18 pumps, gets
his gu and receives a receipt
detailing the time of day, date.
amount of purchase, type of
fuel, price per gallon. and
number of the pump.
* H1lllTIHTON l!.ltlt M""'ry savtngs ~Ilg., Edinger at llta<h * * TillTUI Men:wy "'1ngs ~dg.. lrvlnt Bl'ld. at Newport A'9. * * IA KAlllA·PUUEITOlt Men:wy savtngs Bldg., lmpel1al lfwy. atHll!Jor * * WIOlt Meroury Srl\ngl ~Ilg.. A-Bl'ld. It Sin Diogo f!wy, *
Those who buy with cash
sUp dollar bills into a slot, and
get change from a station
manager.
1be average transaction
takes 3\i minutes, Atlantic
Richfield says.
The firm IBys H mora such
stations will be opened here
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Membership
Sells High
Special to the Dally Pilot
ClllCAGO -A memberablp
on the Chicago Board of Trade
Wednesday sold !or $65,000.
wrpassing the previous record
ol $84,900 esta~lisbed Tuesday.
The all time high until thll
week had been $62,500 aet 43
years ago on July 31, 19'l9.
The latest record mem-
bership wu bought by Jamea
E. Lauritsen, a Peoria, DI.,
resident associated with the
Chicago commodity brokerage
firm ol Biel!eldt, Laurll.!en &
Hagemeyer. The seller was
Milton A. Gonion ol Halle &
Stieglitz Inc., New Yort City.
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TRY UNIT PRICING -Pres!denl Nixon's CQD8Ul1ler
advi..er. Mrs. Virgjrua Knauer shows bow ·grocery
shoppers can save on food bills by purthasing in
larger quaniw..s. Sile urged housewives to use unit
prld.ng when lll>owlng.
also would suggest that you as much per pound as chuck
abould learn well the best roast (bone in), but the liver
tenderizing techniquea; grin-will yield from four to five
ding, pounding, marinating, three-ounce servings p e r
pot ~ roasting, u s l D g com-pound while chuck. roast will
mercial tenderizers and cub-provide only two and one-half
ing. 5uit the cooking method servings per pound. Most ol
to the cut~ the meat, in short, the variety meats also rank
and then make tbe·most of the high in nutrition and are con-
tenderlzing and f I a v o r i n g
techniques available and used
in the finest of restaurants.
An offshoot of this same rule
would be to experiment with
"variety" meats, such as
1iver, he.art, kidneys, tongue,
brains and sweetbreads. For
instance, beef liver may cost
* * * * It's Cheaper
Shoppers Scoop
Own_ Vegetables
MIAMI, Fla. (AP) -
Budget-eonscrous housewives
are trying to beat blgh food
prices by picking their own
vegetables on sprawling truck
farms in south Florida.
In growing numbers they
are discov<ring the vegetable
fields stretching be t w e e n
Miami and Homestead where
!armers have for years opened
their gates to bargain hunters
who are not afraid of a little
work.
HUNDREDS OF Florida
city dwellen Including elderly
couples and young marrieds
flock to the farms on the
weekends. They have one
thing in common -pocket-
books stretdled tight by rising
food prices in t h e i r
neighborhood supermarkets.
Working alongside migrant
laborers, they pay a Oat rate,
mostly 10 cents a pound, for
all the tomatoes, b e a n s ,
squash, bell peppers and com
they can pick.
"When you've got four
children. you've got to stretch
the pennies wherever you
can," said Allene Berry as she
worked her way down a row of
tomatoes.
"I just can't afford the
prices in the store anymore-. I
come out.here all the time and
load up. 1 can them and put
them in the freezer. You save
more tha~ way.
"I BAD A lot ol' company
down In.Juno, July•and Aucuat
and I don't know wbor my
~-bill wooldohave been ff
I dldn1 have lheM .neids to
count on."
"They are coming out in
droves lately," aald Becky
Stone, who worts for a tomato
farmer In one of the "U·Pict·
Em" fields .
"Thlx Is lettin& to be juat
like I ll<ady buslnel8. Fiii'
aomt or the.te people now, tt's
just like going to the lllore
Cllllf cheaper," llho"""' while
handing O<lt paper b. g.'
weighing •erretablmr and col·
lecllng money.
Mn, Stone 11ay1 aome ol her
new custamen drive 40 and 50
mlles to pick vegetablea..
AND BETSY Jobson, who
w.iru for aootber IQmalO
farmer, 1811 that uon Slhzr.
day and Sunday, the cors are
BUT !IOI' .vervbol!v u ... "' .. 11111• bordering .Mexico ,.
other tedlnlaues are hein"
.-rted to bv housoiw>l<lert
ftgbtlng the rl.sl"IJ coet ol lood
Boycotbl have b<cn lnlllated
around the countrY b y
numen:tU• Women'• lfi'OO'PI
which In aome casea bu bad
""""'derable tffed oo ntaQ
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-· . Dow Off 13.17
. ~_, l'ork Scdet Volu111e
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' RECORD STAR NOW
John Wayne
Orchestra
To Perform
The M-piece Golden West
College Symphony w i 11
perform io a free public con·
cert at 1 p.m. Sunday In the
college's community theater.
Appearing with the
orchestra will be li-year~ld
John Wa.1%, a vtrtuoao cellist
who has appeared with major
orth<stras throughout the na-
lloo.
· Walz and .the symphony will
perform the Haydn "Cello
Concerto ln D Major ,''
Schuben'a'' Rosa munde
Overture ," Borodin's
"Symphony No. 2," and
Nelson's "Jubilee.''
Kids Like To
Ask Andy
WAYNE, SPEAKING on lh<l
phone from Cslifomia, says,
"John Mitchum thinks like I
think and writes like I wish I
could and he had written a
couple of thine• and I read
them. I said. 'Gee, these are
wonderful.' He said, 'Would
you do me a favor? I have a
fellow who writes pretty good
musie and I'd like to make a
recon!.' It happened kind of
casual.
"He has great feeling for his
country and we had rapport so
I listened him out and we talk-.
ed about different ideas. He
had a couple written that in-
trigued me and so I agreed to
do it. 1 told him, 'I'm not
going to put any money in this
kind of thing. This is a record
of reflection and I don't think
that they buy records to put
their hands across their fat
bellies and philooophlze.
But if It eventually caught
on a little I'll be very :happy.
If it causes a little bit of rap-
In Sunday's Family Weekly:
Ye11erd•r'1 Greatest Hitters Speak:
"Tomonow' s Baseball
Heroes"
"The l'd:nkee Cli-pper," Joe DiMaggio._ /lank Creen-
~,g at Detroit. The Se. Loui.s Cardinals' Stan "Tiu
Mon" Mu.iial, who may have been ihe greote.sl all-
round h~ter in the hi.story of the Nmional League. And
Joe "Ducky" Medwick, winner of the "triple cro1vn"
/or St. Louil, in 1927. These ore the na"ies that conjur
up .springtime .•• and thai caU that .stir.s the blood of
eoery American mole (arid uwny, n1any ladies, too):
"Play baa!"
For a very special sports exclusive, FW asked 11
of the all-time great, powerhouse hitters ol major-
league baseball to pick the superstars of tomor·
row. And to substantiate their-choices.
Every avid baseball fan -and even the duffers -
will want to match his choices.for top billing on the
diamond in · the coming seasons against the
greats'. Look for this cover story in the March 25th
issue of Family Weekly magazine.
e 'UNSINKABLE ' SANDY-A fonner classmaU!
shares her recollections of a happy association
with a girl who became a top .U!levisiO!l star
despite a "sincere but shrill voice''-televi.sion's
Sandy Duncan.
e DRESSING ROOM DIVINITY -" ..• Tbere are
very few atheists in dreSsing rooms ... " Come-
dian Joey Adams explains why entertainers like
Bob Hope, Sammy Davis Jx., and Jerry Lewis
are ''doing the God bit"-the performers' way
of saying they've found religion. ·
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VOL 66, NO. 81, 5 SECTIONS, 48 PAG~ ORA~~. COUNTY, qAUFORNIA THURSDAY, MARCH 22, 197l JEN CENTS
Stock Market Prices Colitiri.ue Sharp Decline :
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NEW YORK ,(Ai') -stock mam.t
prices continued to plummet today as in-
vestors worri~ about climbing interest
ratea and l!Ollring lnllatlon.
At 11 a.m. (PST) the Dow Jones iJ>.
dustriat av<rage, ;;bJch fell Wednesilay
to Its lowest closing level in five montbl,
slipped another IZ.72 points to 925.65.
Declines forged a 5-2 lead over ad-
vances in active trading on the New York
Stock Exchange.
Analysis sal6 \he dOWllllwlng was trig·
• ire
COuncll Splits.
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gered by a gov-I report ~t coo-
sumer prlcu; rooe to a D-year hlgb last
month an.r.evera1 benkt' recont ooe-balf
per<ent ~ In tbe prime le!ldlnc rate
-the rate charged their be>! costomers.
''The hlgl>mu1tiple llOCka are ·~ ~ to cnnnble and there ' are DO·
buy'<h," said Bradbury K. · Tb\lr!Ow, ·
analyst with Laliil.aw & Co.
On Wedrtesday, the Dow closed down
lJ,06 points as Investors sat on the
side~• mulling tf>e t!conomy. II was the
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pealed to President Nbtoo to lmpoae _.
troJs on lntere!l rates. But the
Admloistratloo la sold to prefer tbe
jawboning technique to obtain a vnJun.
b\TY cutback In the lntemt rates If It
consldera them unjustified. f!l apother development the-dollar
shifted very slightly -on foreign ex-
chaJiies today. rising In Tokyo and !all· IDi ·a few· points on most European
martei..
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.Art-A-Fair · Gets
Main Beach _Okay
Laguna Beach's AWA-Fair, received
an< OJ'lll'OVal ol 10rls to use t&e city-oWJ>
ed,.abandOried Shell service station prop-
erty on Miiin Beach aa the site for
its summer art festiva1 .
In a split vote, with Councilmen Roy
Holm and Phyllis Sweeney vnting no,
Arl·A·Fair l'las aiven ~Ion to. use
the aite If all ihe proolema, Including
Mrs. Bel~r~
G_~ts Lq,guna
P~anning Post
By JAN ·WORTH
'Of "" DlliY ...... ".
Sally Bellerue, a t,wo-year resident of
Laguna Beach and a r»<hairtnan in the
county campaign to pass· Proposition 20
last !all, b8s been appointed to )he city
planning commission.
Mrs. Bellerue's appolntment .(WU an-
nounced at the city council meeting
Wednesday. 1 "Though I am . environmentally coo-
cerned, I don't ~see myself as an es:-
tremist," Mrs . .Bellerue said today. "I
believe In dealing with people and listen-
ing to all sid<;." '
The )petite mother"()f two .has been ac-
Uve in the. League or Women Voten,
Village Laguna, and the -Environmental
Coalllion.
Her first involvement in Laguna Beach
was the .high rise initlative eJ.ectk>n two
Years ago.
"With two srilall children, I'm begin-
(See BEU.EllUE, Page I) -'
legal liabillfy ol nslng the derellcl struc-·
ture, can be woi'ked out. '
'.!1te council aulhorU.ed city 1ljlff to In-
vestigate the matter and work with the
traditional artist group, the third and
smallest ol the Art Colony's art festivals.
The decialon~was.met.l>y applause and-
cbeers from an aUdience which nearly
lilled the" council Chamben.
• Althciuih ~ the uae ol tbe ~ tile Couni:il .. pftsaed !ear tbal preceo
wO\)ld be,eelabllabed fer art laltlval-ol 'theJ!aln Beach Park when evtloped.
'Ibo 1 council also voicl!d concern· that
traffic circulation and parting pr~ems
In the area, eapecially' ... 1e ~Urizig the
s um m er festival area, would be
multiplied by the ~ 61 the lesUval
on the c.oa.st Higbway lite.
Jean Spiry, former president ol t>rt-A·
Fair, ·satct .approval of the downtown site'
for the small ~estl.'!al waa a Ille• or death
matter !or l!l<i traditional artisis' asSOciation. ~
"We· 'are a non-profit organization
dedlceted to our goal ol building a
permaoeot community center or tradi-
Uooal art.
"Ola" summer show serves only as a
means tO that end om ~erefore, we pose
(See ART·A·1'AIR, J>aie I)
Laguna Attempts, .. ' -~~
To Cur.h· Junk
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• • .I • t , .... " .. ,. Dealer's Activity )Ml~aci~:La:7:·~.:er::! s:ni:og; . ; ·Weap.o:ris
Wheeler's actlviiles.
1 Wheeler of 471 Shadow Lane, was sued ~
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Wed!-iay In an Orange County Superior •
F. -"-' P .. ~ ...... , ~'.!°':J:,~.:"'~ Federal-A_ide -Sav,.s Gas_' . Ra. tionin_g Not Only Answer iremeu s ar~ · residents o1 tbe tlnmedlate area. -.I. ·· ·· .
Lo w· A . al . . .Tbe actloo liled bf City Attorney Tully 'By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI . ,He sa1d tbe Los. in,ei..." area In several .... coocepla !or reducing the
t lD8 pprov "I Seymour claims 'that -bas • Of ... -.... .... ··"·-··-will bave to" ·-·· -··· ...__ ··'"I -~"I mll tr led ('~) In penistenUy refused to comply with city .---~ -· ~ ~ v~ e ea _ ave : •n•
A ki I t lo !Ir_,_, ••••• onllnance 209 Which la out lidential Gas ratioolng.may oot be an.uciusiYe plete. package' ol act1ooO from ""1cb tr Southern. Calllomla. •
cars Pa':' J',.g ~ulll t.a:c:aJ:ffi zooJng requiretru!llts !':r die are~. remedy to · SoUthern' California's smog ·build a comjrr.benslvei and"lnter-modal One ol·-lnclud<a•leVJing ecoomllc
Station, SI6481nd Ave., will be purchased, . ii la also alleged. that Wheeler .has problem, ~ ,to-tesd!oonY offered ~ans •. perta\~_.system. · , • '' tbe Board ol Supervlaora ·~ecJaed Tuea-never applied !or a vedance that woold In Anaheim .< today, -llelore the · 'Cei1a1Dly, tbe first ste1rlli ....irtctlnt penaltiea er.provl4lng lnceoUvee lor peo-
day. . ' . . • • pmnlt.hlm to operate a junk~ In Envlronmeotal Protect!mi Aiency. tbe automotille ·la not ~n a..-tbe-boonl• pie '1119 use tbetr automOlillea. In
The lot will •be ·(or ears of pald and a residentially i.oneQ sector. 1 jestilying be/ore tbe "federal panel , CUI Jn "everyone's' au-e uH bu( essence, these plans 0 Involve lpeClal
voluntetµ" Onnen who have no place 19 Seymour bas asked for a court order ·currently involved bl i·~y hear~ rather, elllnlnation of nt&-esientlal trips user's fees for people who drlve their
wk thejr c1111 at presep\. Al>proxlmate restraining Wbeeler's activillea pending on methods ol cleaning up ibe air Jobn '8nd tjle ci;eatioo ol a vtable public ' a¥1om<!Pll• Into or ·'lfbo .pitrk within the
cost Is $20,llOIJ. <»uni!'• lleal Pniperty trial ol the I-II la qpecled that E. llli1eQ. Ulllfanl to lheU.S. secretary' 1 ifaniPOftatli>n'altemat(ve for thoee trips central city, accordlJ1i to Hlrten. ~Ices will ·acquire the site !or the ~udge Robert P. k,;,,11nc1 wl11 se\ the ol traiisponatloh, re\llewed ·a tong !lat ol which are essential,'' be iald. , ,Others conolat ol Improving com-
d>unly Fire De~t. bearing date later this week. alternatives to ratlotlq. ' The • federal · oHicial • later • ou~ munlca\JOlll such '8 the telephone and ~ 1 1 , cab~e ,TV tq reduce the number of auto
-·, · ' '"" ' " tl1pl lleceuary and Improvement In
Realtor Chief · Backs Board · Stand· §:gz~~~~
• ~ ol lnduatry -k abllts lo ...
-J conunodiite t~ ,
A ctlt!Oal 1'MCllon Ill' AID01d 0-, a
'¥"ber al the Boord fll Mj--, to ~bf tbe La!!*~ol Reallots
that a 'lOW plamUni commialOnor baVe a baci<&loond In land develGpment was
dlallenged Wednesday by Boord al lleal·
tora president Don Ward, Marc Frledber&
and Mart·Gumblner.
Ward cntictzcd Hano !er "tr.ii>uaW.
by Innuendo tbal anyone wllo !la.bulld<r,
.. archltect, or a real eatat4 broker la
o1 -· "We l<PllllDI all ti-1lho ,.,. ...,,..,.,,_,,,...,.,_,.,t!" . o1 VU!age.t-. "Ptrlilpl tbe moat~ polnl I
"'"l*-lJ ID 1-~"Ward Aid. Pl\ipell) °""'" COl\ttlbute In direct , "Ii 11 time -llPOke !er Ill* can mate today II that none of thtse new
'"11111 -""•~ lallt lo ,. becauae . ia.o a tbelr ~ t.rty percent af 1lho ~ , --· ..., It.. .,,.. --alraleglea and loola of transport:8tlon ,...., ___ ,, Ibo ..._ ._._ and 100 o1 the •~< --,_ 'Wh1cli I llav• delcrlbed • are l*'lect. ,.. ..... -u.tr fftperty ID lhe lint ..., _.. per<Ont they own'priip&\f bett or because•lliey nor •do the7 oH<r lull aolutloN to )Olll'
place .... "" m1tlieft11 no Ol])er ot· -lllldpl, Ward palnlllit oot.. JJ'l.ill'the-.. Oln,.-.i-prob1e1n1 ID Los AngeleJ," be saJ<t &anized group to repr&;t er pralaCt tbe • Oomldel1ng thla Inv~, Ward aald wllo wilh to buY or ..U that property," •Noiletliotess, >wbat thiy td6 "oiler 11
rl8f>la ol tbe lndlvldoll property owner. be thoul)lt property °""'" dwrved to •Ward asllL• • ' ' · (loo SMOG, POI• t)
'n-rl&l>ia .... ~ ev«> thouch -lllllr -re~i!>d on the 'Ibo Boord Of hlton' ~~t II
tbe::: 11y!::"1=5t:;,, P~~~..;;~~ ~i!. ~=~~t,;:· ·J' ·effrey ;P~rty' Set "hlcJleil -,.. o1 Ille._, Ille. ~:~~ .... llimed to , ;~IUld-~I ........... ~1 ,. eilo1! •llSIJll'I-~ . . ' .
-'--:.il'l li utili!, l!'a.1<1 ... 1~ In .. •Jll'-..i ·'
statcmenl, to -that pertlll>I lo these proleaalons ~ not ba glftll the
publlc ll'llll and that 111ey wm oeU tbe
eommunlty tntereets down tbe river.
Ward acreed with llano tl>ot tbe Boord
"Realton la 111 IPICial lDtEnlt .,dip,''
"Ji>r~--!" ·.-r~·~ .. 1111~1'(afd -a1c1.··• .. ~·;.,' · • .\.,..bootcocldau--1ionor01gLois ndtbs........,..~ ... ~\I ...... 11 111 ... _,.,.,letter'lo UIO-a·· "~-~-.. Hi.._. n1-. "' _, ~,...,_..,.. ...,,, .~r .. 1'ho bu Nllcned !tom th> " ..-ID ...,. .... -fair ID ii IP~ a.~· < • ,-a•.l'!"tner '11111 . ·~ ,etac!li' PIOllllnq Commll.1~1 tn wlthlntbeOllllltralllllaflawandaf-won1.-r Balltlo l .,,. ' -' "catlifled !iii-l!lllMiti WUblDiloo,.D.c., wilt be held
the -'f -... will best meet -J111Piili111J'• a-of" I -~"eJi>lollalii!n af,tlie tiom 1..0 lp:'lli,°Sa\Un!llJ I! ''Top of the
hit needo. 11--ara ~ -•Jllltts~.,.... "-lllit' to_.. lib point. ·IMf" -Ill the Sarf tllcl Sand Motel. wtdlo ba -II md Ibo .... be -11111• .. rH•• to tliW IOrll,J.' : ~ -.. ol lllt lllllf1ICll<ISllW .,' ~ ........... M J.Urey ls tn-
make, lhouJd ba -.lo IOll 11. An -H""\'I".... . -.al,~~·\' <riloi,"ilX aaJ11. ' • ....,~ J-... • ' ••• I
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It closed In Tokyo at ssuo yen, up
from 263. T\D'nover wu iMs than on
Wednesday.
Britain"• high lnten8t rateo continued
to at,_ foreign lundl and the pound
opened at 12.4715, up ll'.om Wednesday'•
$2.4130, then It rooe during the momlag
to $2.47~.
In Frankfurt, the American money
opened at t.&m 'marts, down lrom
2.8280, and by noon waa down to 1.8250.
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Councilmen
Back TOW
Facility .
The Laguna lleach City Councll, acting
under the enraoid!nary bulma portion
ol Its agenda, Wednesday nllbt reaf-
firmed that the Dre llatlon at Top ol Iba
World would 00! be abut down.
'!be ~·· action ~ dealt with a slated clooin ol Jlla 111l11op llation
due to aboenteellsn and a docialOo 11J Ci-
ty Manager LarrJ -· not lo allocate q;•--....... pp_..,,.,. ol
the l~dllty dmm, aeVenl dl)ol ~ Iba
deportment -ba lilllCI bezwl..s , · Iii VOQ pointed •remarD, Mlyor
Cbarlloll Boyd aald 111111 I docialon -
as c!Ollft ol !bi llaUon ''l"'eaented a
policy d!clilall wlllcb only the ct!y COUIJo
cil 1INlf could mate, an apparent
e"'"8lllellt by ibe mayor that Roae bad
overatepped h1a -Ill cloalng tbe sta-tion. •
Mayer Boyd aald tbe clolur<i o1 the Top
ol tbe World lllation had been )Mll at the
bead o1 the agenda so that tbe "problem
can be dealt with quietly, cleenly and
clearly."
Roy Holm, vice mayor1 aald be waa
dlalurbed by tbe cloeure 01 ~ Dre lacfil.
I), ... of three In tbe town.
"I think It ls in Important matter when
you cloee down a !Ire station.
"II wu Important that tbe rtatloo wu
clooed !or tbe reuons that It waa cloeed (iiOnallocatliin cii' .-tlmi lliDdi ii' llolm
said.
"II II not the lntm\lon of the eounc11
that any lire station be c1oeed becaUM of
an lnabWly to pay overtime. 'Ibo ceuncll
lnsttucted Mr. -that that Dre lllatlon and all fire statloos be manned again,'"
Holm aald -.
'!be fiap developed ov1r the one-day
cloouro Monday ol the 1tatlool. SbutdoWn
wu due to balpitallzaUon ol one
llreman, leevlng one ah!lt abort banded.
On days when the tnam>lng cycle In-
cluded the boopital1zed llreman, tbe sta-
llon was to be cloaed.
Ma)'W BOyd reemphaslud the "pollcy"
aspecta of the cootroversy.
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"WJiat waa at ltake here wu an m.
terpretatlon as to -t .... policy.
"'lbil, undoubtedly, is the bard way to
Interpret policy," Mayor Boyd sald refer-
(See STA110N, ~I) I
0r .. ,.
Weatller
Fair lklee will prevail ~lOlll U.,. I
orange eo..t '"' Friday, with '
sUgbtly wanner temper•tute1, to
boot •. Hlgbo at the beaches U·
pectad In tbe low 80s rlllbi lo ri
Inland. Ovenllghl -4MO. Gust}' wlnda ol 20 to :IO mph ara upectod
to decrease by Silurday,
INS!Dt; TIHtl\ V
FinollCIGI col•mnUI Svlt>ia
• Porter savs the ms of cMGp
food mai be oWr, Pruld .. 1 Nb>
on't con11on.tr odoiaer Uf'OCI
1hoppen to trw 1Hlit pricinq, ond
Mfaml •"°Pl>e'• or • picking
thelT OtDn v<Qetoblel [Tom the
fi<ldl. s.. 111e.. food stone•
and more on Pogc 17. ......... ' c.1~· • c......... »-» -.. Cr.1-.N N DM'tl~ t ......... ,... '
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% DAii. Y PILOT LS TIMndlr. Mm 22, 1973
Reds Say U.
SAIGON (UJ'I) , -'lbe Communllta
Aid !O<kJ new Ameri<aG demaodo lhlt
Include .. ~ cl-~ ot war held ·Jn ~ my pOllpooe !he
r<lease cl !he 117 rema!nloi American
POW1 lw .ev<ral days. The Communllts
prev!oosly lndlcated the last priaooen
would be fmd tllil weekends
'l1>e North v1e1namese said !he
pr!-. might 1!lJI be sent home ao-
cordlna to the tentative weekend
schedule U !he United Slate1 tears up a
letter from Brig. Gen. John A. Wlcklwn,
deputy cbld of !he U.S. <lelegatlon lo the
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Joint :=.,.mlqle (JMO), -Ill 1 d•l!W'ded ~ 1111' Ibo! V.B. 11C:1ai11Y bt ill
!heir .,,., -.... !he C-W.'oll
malra amac-far ll'!t -cl POW1_1-...,.lbllulcl~
lean troops are tent home.
He bad said Wednesday !he Americana
troops might be withdrawn by Sonday to
coiDclde with !he POW releaa ahead of
the next Wednesday scheduJe.
Today, Wickham said withdrawal of
the Americans would be baited unUI !he
North Vie-produce • II.st of .....
From Pagel
ART-A-FAIR DECISION • • •
no threat whatsoever, to thole who would
and should keep the completed Main
-Park Inviolate and """""'' lorev• !he beauty ol !bat area for the
publJc good. II lbe llld.
Doogtsaa Grange, pr....,i Arl·A,Fair
pre.stdeiit, aald the ISllUIU !estiva!J luture
at the hla!orlc Ille oo North Cout
Highway waa In doubt.
Rumors have circulated Iha! the pnip.
erty the artbts have used since the
group's inception as the ''spUnter
Festival" ii for sale.
"Every lot in Lquna is for sale,"
Holm quipped.
The art group had lira! approached the
city planning comnlilSloo wllb a request
to use the vacant Jot at the foot of
Broe.dway as its festival site.
Planning commissioners nl.xed that,
but, on another spilt vote, decided use of
the service otlllion property would be
better.
That presupposed that the building
might be leveled in Ume for the festival,
howev..-, lbe cl17 council on advice of City
Attorney Tully Seymour, decided demoll·
tion of tbe station could be prohibited by
provisions of the Coastal 1.one Conserva..
tion Acl.
FrotnPogel
SMOG •..
hope for the future; hope for a better
transportation aystem with less pollution at INS cost, for more of your citizens."
During his testimony today, Hirt en
disclosed that in 1973 the Urban Mass
Transportation Admlniatration baa pro-
vided a $250,000 analysis of a posslble
rapid raU corridor In Otange County.
Hlrten did not elaborate further on
what this railroad plan might involve.
David Soloman -ted plana for !he
bootha of !he lr!S leotlval, noting the
gathering would not t>ar viewa to the sea.
He aaid !he feotlval could be deiigned
around the old station.
In vollng lljjalnst !b0a1ie lor Ari A Fair,
Holm said: "I'm not that much en-
couraged about the organization being
down there or anyplace else on the Main
Beach.
"First and foremost is lhe question of
parking and problem of traffic flow.
These are the two most serious problems
we have in th.la city, especially during
tbat time of the year," the vice mayor
said.
Mrs. Sweeney cited !he !raffle hazard
~nted by the dlstrucUoo of !be art
festival lmmedla!ely djacent to !he
highway and also llald ohe worried about
the precedent being established.
"With every little adjustment we
'make, people betome used to that ad-
justment and (we) become stuck with
it/' she said.
Mayor Charlton Boyd said the city
should help the Uttle festival.
"We want to help each other ••. lift
YoU up from the made-do arrangements
you have had 10 far," Mayor Boyd said.
Councllnfan Carl Johnson saJd he had
changed his mind about the art groui)'s
appllcaUon, after hearing the artists
speak.
"I came ln here convinced that this
,.,.as an impractical idea," Jobnaon said.
He noted that a past city council had
once advocated a 200-unit hotel for the
arta, which would have caused many
times u much traffic congestion as the
fesUval, he said .
''I intend in no way to establish a prec.
eden! fe< u 1 e of Main Beach In later
years," Johnson said.
The city manager said a genera1 policy
decision by the <9<md1 oltaylng the proj,
ect In concept would aUow staff to work
out !he detalla.
City manager Larty Rose suggested,
tongue in cheek, one solution could be "a
banner strung across the site that says:
'This i! not a precedent.' "
7
Reagan Opens Campaign
For Tax Control Action
SACRAMENTO IAP ) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan launched an unprecedented two-
pronged campaign today to write llls
long-range tax control plan Into the
Ca!ifomla Constitution.
The Republican chlet executive, at a
news conference, announced introduction
of the constitutional amendment into the
Legislature, where he said he e1pects It
to be defeated.
But at the same time. he said, a
parallel initiative petition campaign wlll
begin nelt month to bypass the
Ieetslature and put the proposal directly
on the statewlde ballot in November.
Reagan also announced a statewide
citizens committee 'ffill spearhead the
petition campaign. He said It will be
headed by Or. Norman Topping, presi-
dent emeritus of USC.
Topping headed last year's successful
ca mpaign against the Watson Initiative
that Reagan and other slate leaders op-
posed on the basis its property tax limit
provisions would create chaos.
"Government speOOing Js out or hand,"
OU.N•I COAST u
DAILY PILOT
Reagan said. "As citizens snd taxpayers,
we have ·an unparalleled opportunity tG
reverse the trend and actually reduce the
amount of taxes the state can take from
the people's earning.t.
''Indeed, Jf our plan is approved in
November, C&lifornlares will be able to
keep for themselves -to spend as they
wish -$118 billion in earnings over the
next 15 years.'' he added.
"Without this plan, there is every
Iikellhood that the same $118 biUioo will
used to satisfy government 's voracious
appetite for the people's earnings, in the
form of higher taxes," the G<lvemor
said.
"The Legislature has made it clear
they are not going to let It (the bill )
come out," Reagan said in a radio in-
verview late Wednesday.
'The proPosal would tie state tnx col-
lections to a percentage of personal in-
come, redu cing the ratio of taxation from
the current level of nearly nine cenb on
each dollar of income to about seven
cents over a 15-year period.
Reagan said the average family of fOur
would save $17,000 in that period com-
pared with the current rate of tu col-
lect ioos and state spending.
The state budget still could triple, to
$27 billion. in that period and leave room
for growth, inflation and new programs,
Reagan said. '
Reagan urged Callfoniians to tell their
lawmakers "in no uncertain tenn.s" they
want the measure put on the ballot at the
special election he plans lo call in
November,
Falling that, he said, "very shortly
we'll be circulating petitions." It li!ikes
520,000 signatures to qualify an lnitiaUve
petition for the ballot .
Helen M. Revet
Services Friday
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Requiern mass will be celebrated for
Laguns Niguel resident Mrs. HeJeo M.
Revet at 10 a.m. Friday In St. C.tberlne
of Sten a CelhoUc Cburcb, IAiuna
Beach. Mrs . Revet died Tuesday. She
was 50.
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Survivors ~re Mrs. Revet'a huaband.
f.ornellUJ; son, Terry; daushtera Mr11.
Lynn Caperton bo!b of Laguna Beach and
ai1ters1 Mrs. Rose Hayest Mrl. Cathleen
CWnminp of New Yorks
The famUy has requested t h a I
mel1lorlal coolr1bu!lons bt made to !he
Mental Heal!h Society, lnlmnant will be
at -Cemetery. J'\muat dtr...
tors are l>lcConn!ck tal\llll Betdi
Mortuary.
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y D~lay ~Release ... ·:
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7 ~ lllO c-. ..,.,,.. man 10 ..... 11 Jill. l'ff ....,.) lo do 11111. • 7
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stlll in Vlelnam. Wickham iald all but
about 1,000 would be sent home by March
28, the deadllne set by the ParlJ cease-
fire agreement bo&h for troop withdraw•l
and prisoner release.
Reaction from the VJet Cong was swift.
Lt. Gen. Tran Van Tra, bead of the
Viet Cong delegation to the JMC, aald
Career Over
UPIT ......
Joseph Kennedy ID bas ended his brief career as a city social worker
in San Francisro. The 20syear,old son of1he late Sen. Robert Kennedy
quit his $8,840,a,year post after four weeks following criticism of bis
appointment by the city's board Of !Npervisors.
Lagun~ C~uncil Action
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These are there principal actions takeh hunting or molesting wild birds, their
by the Laguna Beach City O>uncil dur, nests o< egg' and requires posting of
ing its regular meeting Wednesday nlght:"''" signa at the entranC.s of !he Art COiony
OOMMISSIONER APPOINTED _ Iles :!ru~~end "Lagun' a Beach is a bird
lectioo of Sally Bellerue, a two-year resi· dent of Laguna Beach and activist in civic GIFT ACKNOWLEDGED -Received
affairs, as new city planning commisalorr a gilt of ISO from Lillian N. DuSoe for
ed b M Cha II Main Beach Park trees, donated in er was announc Y ayor r 00 memorJal to the late William D. Martin, Boyd. Mrs. Bellerue will fill !he commts,
sion seat vacated by Lois Jeffrey. fonner Laguna Beach.mayor. A letter of thanks wtll be sent by !he cooncll to Mrs.
BEACU,A,FAIR -Gave !he tradit100s DuSoe.
al artists of Art,A,Fair approval to uae AGRICULTURAL , RECREATION
the abandoned SheU servJce station prop-ZONE -Approved establishment of an
erty on the Main Beach for the art group's Agricultural -Recreational zone, an
summer festival if prOOlernS can be amendment to the city zoning ordinance.
Y.'orked out by staff regarding the high-The measure would provide for bucolic
\Vay site. Art·A-Fair agreed to pay a uses with individual building sltes ol. at
$2,000 deposit, and 25 percent of the gate least IO acres.
receipts, an estimated return to the city METER FINE _ Tabled a discussion
of $5,000. on reducing the overtime parking meter
BIRDS PROTECTED -Gave fina1 ap-
proval to an ordinance establishing the
city of Laguna Beach as a bird sanctuary.
The measure bans shooting, trapping,
Plumbing Gea1·
Taken in Tl1eft
fine from the present rate of $3. Mayor
Charlton· Boyd suggested the reduc-
tion in the fine might soothe the ruffled
feathers of customers who are ticketed
Jn town. Other councilmen said that the
present fine was needed to keep people
from parking an day in the storefront
spaces and willingly accepting the lower
fine. A reduction to $2 had been proposed.
free lJl Amerlcan I by Marchf8, ... ,........ •.
A ~I ~ made tbo
slaloment In Washington oaked about the
roported dllcord between !be Coms
mWlists ~ American membera of. the
Join! Military Commission.
"There should be no confusion On this
aubject," lille Deputy Preu Secretary
Gerald L. Warren.
In another developmeot about ,,OGO
Soulb Vietnamese troopo bave broken tJ>e
siege of a govemau11t carap aurrwnded'
far more than a week by Communist
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clay.
Tllo source said !he )'ooils •Uppor!ed
by tanks and war plinea Wednesday
night Wied the •iege of Rach Bap, a 1()()-
man gov.ernment base 20 IJliles north of
!he capital. ·
Sljgon claimed the COmmunista en-
circled the base in violation of lbe Jan. 28
ceuesflre and said Wednesday'• govern.
man! mUllary operation wu tbe $OCOlld Jaries! since !be truce took efle<:t.
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IRS Locks Out :.· .. ;
t ~~,,.ao-'J1'.w~~· Area Contractor ·
A pair of Internal Revenue Service
agents took over a Garden Grove con-
tractor's office and locked him out for
two hours Wednesday, but finally
From Pagel
BELLERUE. • •
Ring to s e e .things in a long · range
perspective," Mrs. Bellerue said.
She said she wants to see Laguna
Beach "like Laguna Beach is -a
village." Preserving it for her children
is important to her, she said.
Implementing a population limit and
continujng the push for greinbelts are
crucial local goals as well, she added.
. Her son Tommy, 6, attends Top or the
World School where Mrs. Bellerue ls a
room mother and teaching aide. Bobby,
4, attends nursery school. 1 Her husband, Victor, is ' a deputy coun-
ty counsel.
The new commiS!ioner, replacing Loi~
Jeffrey, w h o resigned to move to
Washington, D.C., was born and reared
in L<ls Angeles. ~e is a former elemen-
tary school teacher.
On the question of development, Mrs.
Bellerue said, "I think we can find ways
of having good hotels, for example, that
fit in to the Laguna atmosphere. II they
are built Carefully, developmenta may be
the best use of the land.
"But greenbelts may also be the
highest and best use of the fand in some
cases," she said.
Twelve candidates vied for the com-
mission opening. The personnel ap--
pointmen~ made in uecullve tlel!io:T,
was not a Unanlmou.9 cbolce, Mayor
Charlton Boyd .said. .I•
From Pagel
REALTOR ...
ii is used !hat obould be given !he c1ose111
scrutiny," Frledberg 111J,d. '"Al a groupt
de .. lopers have abused their rtgbts ...
1 but there are notable examples ... tha t
have shown respect for !be in!egrlty ~f
!he landscape.
Friedberg noted Iha! even Ian Mcllsrg,
a national spokesman for ecology who
spoke in Laguna Tuelday, ll&ld It is "Ins
evitably Mlle lo bury one'• head In lh•
aand by advocating the disaUowlng ol
development."
Flood Area Declared
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan said Wednesday Ventura County
is being added to areaa deslgna!ed by
Prealdent Nixon for dlaaster relief
because of storms and flooding Jan. Us
18. That means Ventura County resideota
with damage to homes and businesses
wlll be eligible fO!' .long,term,)ow,il}~
loans from the U.S. ·Sll)l!ll ll!IS!pe~
Administratton. ·
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capitulated to his predicament.
"I was flabbergasted," dectared scat~
folding contractor David Roberts , who ...
admits tax troubles blamable on other
parties.
Garden Grove police were notifiiid
shortly after IRS agents R. H. Theusen
and Bernard Gresblnk raided Roberts'
office at 12570 Brookhurst St., to padlock
it. '
Roberts, who entered the business two •
years ago, owes about $12,000 in back
employe withholding tas:e.s but has been
making retroactive payments following
IRS negotiations.
He said agents Theusen and Gresblnk
demanded full paymenlt a demand he
could n't meet. . ,
A rather tense confrontation occwTed
when Patrolman 0. R. Bade was
dispatched to the scene following a c~
for· help by Mrs. ~an Roberts. ,
They finally took down notl<es wlll'lll ng
anyone (!()ncetned that fhe finn had been
seized by government order and grum~
ily 4eparted following a twcrhour stand·
off.
Roberts claimed th.at he did not in-
tentionally hold back the tax moruea due
the government but was uq_able to pay
them due to customers' difficulties,
"My problem was collecting money
that was owed. Some people just
wouldo't pay and o!hers wen! bankrupt,".
he explained following the IRS hassle. '
He said he negotiated a payment for
this week of $3,064, almost a fourth of llie
total owed the government and this ts
what finally led the adament IRS men
to (!()ncede.
Roberts charged the IRS agents with
illegal search and seizure vi<i!atlng bis
constitutional rights.
"If I waa to tab !heir property .-r
the same ~Uons I'd be a criml.aal.f·
be fumed . 7 .,,
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Easter Vacation
Pro.grums Slar,ed
By ~~ast YMCA
If your c.bitdren don't know what to do
wi!h !h.,,,..,m during the upcoming
Easter ,vac:ation" !he South Coast YMCA
may have-the aniwer. ~·
A program of game11 crafts,~ songs,
skits,·~ swimming, naJure lore, and
a trip to-San.Diego ls schedi11ed lor April
l&-29.
Cost of_ the program, called "Adven-
ture Week," is $22.50 for mem~rs and
$27.50 fqr J~members. All cbilijren &-JO
yealS o/ qe,,,.. eligible. Bas !raj!sporta,
lion will be provided. ·
The Laguna Niguel Community Cenler
will be !he location of !he program In the
momlnp, wilb ac!lv!ty moving to Clmp
Dolph in Alllii! canyon for the aflemcionl.
Each day wtll begin wllb pickup at 8:30
a.m. aod end wJth drop of! at 4:30 p.mz
Deadline for registration iii ·April 9.
More lnfOnnaUon' may be obtained by
calllne !he Y office, .49fs9131.
Plumbing fixtures valued by the own·
ers al $465 were carried off Wednesday
night by intruders who apparently used
a pass key to enter a storage shed on a
Laguna Niguel l'Oflstruction site, Orange
County Sheriff's officen said.
NOBODY SELLS TV FOR LESS THAN DUNLAPS'
Deputies said the breek-ln at 33616
Halyard Drivet was reported by oiliclal.s
of Avco Community Developers loc. The
plumbing equipment wa.s being used ln
construction of homes In the Salt Creek
area.
Deputies in the Laguna Niguel area
were also called Wednesday night to In-
vestigate a break-in at the home of Vi·
ejo Element~ry School custodian Alvln
Warren Crooke, 62, of 29412 Via San
Sebastian.
Crooke told officers an lntnlder broke
his kit~ window, entered the rear of
th e reslflence and took f'l ln cash from
the den and master bedroom.
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STATION ...
rina lo -11 "the one who C11Tia oot
policy.''
"When In doubt, !he council will lie
very glad 10 take up the mailer. The
poll<y role ll one of !he moet aerlouo
onea ••• JealOWily glWdod," Boyd said.
Otber councilmen remained mum and I
Rooe •llerred no rebu!tal. f
Safety Meet Called
'l'be Safel7 cammlu .. cl !ho aty o1 La&un• Beach will meet at l p.m. 'l\Jeos
day In the cOuncU cbambel'I 01 a\)' hill,
505 Forest Avt.
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VOL 66, NO. 81, 5 S6CTIONS, 48 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY. CALIFORNIA ll-IUltSOAY, M>..RCM 22, 19n TEN CENTS
Stock Market Prices Continue Sharp Decline
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NEW YORK (AP) -Sloct market
prices cooUnued to p-today u iJ>.
vellon -about cllmhln& tnterut rates and aoarlnl tnllatlon. ne Dow Jones tDdustrial average,
~ f~ Wedneoday to .111 loweot ctOo. tng,level Jn fivo _,tbs, allpped lllOtber
13.17 points to 9ZUO. •
Declines forged a 5-2 lead over ·ad-
VllllC'I in active trading on the New York
stock Exchange.
· Analysts uJd the downswing WIS trig•
g....i by -~gnvemment report that ...,.
llUll1el' prlCee rose to a JI.year high last
mooth and .....-ii benb' ......,1 ooe-balf
Jl!!l'<(!nt boost In tbe priJne lending rate
-the rate charged lbelr best customera.
'"lbe bigb.multlple stocks are begiJ>.
Ding to =bl• ~and ·there are no
buyera," said Bradbury K. Thurlow,
ana1ysl witli Laidlaw & Co.
On Wednesday, the Dow cloeed down
11.08 points u · investors Sat on the
sidelines mulling the economy. It was the
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lowest dosing point for ,the bluo dllp m.
dicator alnce Oct. It. :
Meanwhile, repr..eirtaUVfO ol banb
that raised lbelr ~ lending ,rate to
6l\ percent pl~ to try to CODv!rice the
Nixon adrnini&tratlm today ~t the
credlt.tlghtenJn&'move Is justilled.
seven banks, I!<!; by Manufacturers'
ll!""i!U.r!':~ ~";:;\~
Tueoday, saying · lt' was necessary
because of rising de!nand f9f Ioons.
<Jialnnan Ardlar 11'. -ol Ibo Adminlstntlan'f C)wmn-... ~
and DI-llftlllllll'1 IO d I c a I e d
dlapleaaure at the-aod .-tbe
banbtooeod,.-eotoa
moeUng today in bis Wubln&ton ol!ice.
Bums' resPoOle had tbe apporent el·
feet of discourqjng -banb froln lmmedlately boostin« rateo ..
Chairman Wrllbt l'iiman ol tbe llowle
Banking Committee 1lil i-i critical of
tbe tocru. In tbe primate rate and ap-
Clean Air Concept Told
, Gas Rationing Not Only Solution, Panel Hear8"
'By RUDI NIEDZIELSII aJtemaUves to ration~.
or *' _..,. ,.... ...,, He said the Los Angeles area in
G'8:r•Uonin& 111$Y not be an exclusive particular will have to seek out a com-
remedy to Southern C.!Hornla's lllDOg plele pecl:age of actions from which to
problem, accordl!ig to test!mooy offered build a· comprehensive and Inter-modal
In An8hetm , today before t b e tranaporla1!9n system.
Environmental Protection Agency. ~'Certainly; the flrat step In restricting
T~g befi>re the federal panel, the automobile Is not ao across-the-board
cumnily lnvotv,.i In ·a two.day hearing cut In everyone's automobile ..,. but
on method.a of cleaning up the air, John rather, ellmtnation of nm-essential trtPs
E .. lllrten, asalstapt to the U.S. aecrel8rY and the creaUon ol a viable public
of, tr~tloo, reviewed a long llst ~ transportation altemaUve for those trips
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which are essential, 11 he said.
The federal official later outlined
several new concepts for reducing the
total vehicle miles traveled (VM'i') in
SOuthem Califoriila.
One of theae inc!Udea levying ecmornlc
penalties or providing> iricentlves for ~
pie who use their automobiles.· 'In
essence, these .. plans invotv.,_ special
user's fees for people wm drive their
automobile into or who park wilhin the
central city, according to Hirten.
Otben consist of Improving com-
munications IUCb as the telephone and
cable TV to reduce the inmlber ~ auto
trips neces8ary and Improvement In
transportation to include bus ~ or
buswaya, hlgh-capacl\y and double dock
buses, oubscrlptiClll bus aervice, car
poola, aUIGmllted tins schedilling, and the
scbed~ of· ind\llll'Y'l••n abilts to ac-
commodate them.
"Perhaps the most 'important point I
(5ee SMOG; Page I)
Rinker Wms
l.-OQi~g Change
Tu ::Et~T:oro
Tot Wateh -set . u~s. Demands.
Might · ne1;iy
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lrvine Approves Evening. Program
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An election campalq l'O•trlbutor to
four of the five ''Orlll'ie County
fluperViaoh l\'edneoday · 'illll aprovat
from th' board of ~ iionlftg
along El Toro ·Road, over It recom-
meddaUoii for ·ctental frOm coWity ·plan-nhia commialoOera.
Developer-ljarTy llink>er waa re-
queathig a zone cll8nle from reJldenUal
to. commer#al use on eltht acrts on ~I
TorO Road, divliled 1!Y Mulrlands
Boolr<ard'ln El T . ...0. ,
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· Irvine will be in tj>e child care business ~~ .. It*"' Ill Tot T~ program ro frM perentJ for particjpa\!On
J,p _jie 1clty's evening recreati<ll!,.grogram.
•. 1"'" pl>Ogram wUJ.'.!r.'.ate -knlgbls,. hai 1:15 to 1:16 p.m. and 1" open only
lo-the c:hll!li'el! of plirenta enrolled In a cl·
ty program. l
, 'lbe T.ot Tender1program ·Was approved
Tu.y on a 3 to 2 vote by the city coun-
cU,"wlth Henry Quigley and Ray Quigley
in opposition.
Ray Quigley I a-I dhe ~the pro-
gram' because 1:15 p.m. waa too late for
-II to keep a child oul
"1 'realile we're nOt ~ to legislate • •
~or lity _Q_t.1;-~· Q " e .. • •t , ... ~" , • . .i-. • r .,-.u.:u Vqte_ .'~\,l .ckirr: to be & ,.., 1':1 > ·~ 1 •.fi·1~".1• -r,.;J, '~1 t . : ~ ~ia&l dm't lhlllk Ii ,SAI~iUP.I) -ll'lle"~p ~~t'." • . ' ' said today...,, ,\merlcan ~ ·tbal1 n;,; PftlCtalll would be.open to ~· iqcl\lde .. _,.,loll°'-~~ of ~ oc older. and )I .would be self..upportlng war ,lleld )p ;~ trvaY.'. pootpone the
on the liillowiq11ee idt.aule' $a.for the re1-,ol 1tl!f 117 ~lniac1 ""1erican
first chiJ4 11 for ll)e ..e'o0nd1 and 50' cebtJ POWa for aev.,al daYJ. :rhe, COmmuolltl,
for each i:hild after tlie first two. pr,eylously '~ the last pr-.
Paul Brady, , <l!rec10r · of i;oinmunity wnu)4 be freed If ~ .. i.. . the serv~s, stressed µi,a( Jhe program will .... ~ .... N~.., ~be ient :::::.._ not be a l!abYll~ aei:vk>e ope n to ,. ~ • ... ,... .. II . ...,... ac-
l!ll70n• in.the city. but limited atrlcily to oordlnll .,.to " the tentailve • weet.od
parentJ WUclpe~ .. b» a city class or ~ule If !lie Vnlted llt!lte. lean up a .• .....,...,;_ 1'tl'r·!rom i!ili.,Gen. John,A.•Wlckl\llm, exerc1S .,.. -··....,.. " d~ ·chl•1fof thi> u.s; delqatloo ~ tbe·
· : • · Joint Military Coinmlssloo (JM;C),· ~. . Coimly plaMlng conlmllsloners bad
recommended denial of the """' charlge
and ii companion ameodment to.the El
Turo -~ Plan. Tbey l:ltad trafllc
""'CeStton and an ulstlng overlold of
commercial Jnpei:tlea in the area aa
N. .! J -J . ,p · Wtjlulm 1lDelpecledly demanded to. · . ixon Ai.uc Lieu~ra-v -~ ~yu~u..~ .J make arrangementi for. the _. of
~appeal of ~ ~enlal to lho ~. WASHINGTON (AP) -L. P.atrlck
llink>er did a; lumlturo store la planned Gray nld today presidenll!'I counsel
on ooe parcel and neigh-shopping Jobn W. Dean pl¢ablY. lied to the FBI
00 8110ther, which ta ·adjacent .to two June 22 when be said be would have to · dtiermlne il • Watert1ete· defendiot E.
ch;= ... nquest by Rinker for com-1'.ward HIDll bad an olllce In the While
mei:1Y -AtveJPpment that irlcl!Jded two "':;"'..&;; · ~-quest!onlng by sen.
aervtce staUom . ivas turned down by Robert C. Byrd (0.W.Vacik) ·Gr•• said be supervl.,orl. ' , . , ~ Rlpker jlas . been Usted ., a campaign woold agree, )ooltlng ha In hindalgb.t,
"""'""•• all llor that Dean•probably lied to FBI agents, ••»-..,.,..., to · superv ' ucept sa"'•g be woold have "to check It out" to De1f(y'eloc\ed Ral!lh Diedrich. . ,.. .
. ~"~i:b and Jellow •··--'-David. 1eam ii HIBi! tiai1 a White House oflice "'""'" .,..... ·-w!Jen ·be bad llimt's aate-opened"'ln the Bater .~ for the changes, although EJcecuttve Ofllbe . Building Ollly •• t!mie
Ibey sald Ibey thought the acl!on violated days before. '!be bulldlng houses White
a five-month old m0ratorl11D1 banning ~ olllces.
zone cban,.. aot COnslatent with general In the opening of the sale belOllllnl! to
pJan recommendations. ' • Hunt. a •nn and eome electronic devfces SUpervlaors adopted the moratmum ~ , Jato Jul year to give county plannera , '!"re found and kept In De8!1 • office un-
tlme to work on the update of the 1!117 • li:. Ji\;'i 17 before being turned over to
(See 1llNKEll, ~· I) ' Hunt.Ii a defendant in the bugging of
• Democratic bololqul11en 1n rh e
Walellale complex last year.
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Gray Is President Nixon's nominee to
be director of the FBI; aiid the &.ia'.te
Judiciary Commi~ of which Byrd Is a
member, la hol<(ing ~ oo "'.h~r
to approve hint l~r tbe..l>i>st.
Byrd questioned'wbetlll!r De8n'1 acl!Oll
In .telling the Fin he' would have lo
determine if Huot bad an office in the
While Houae and . k°"plng the material
from ·the sale.tor a while raised' any
eyebrows with Gray or'FBI agents.
"No sir, none of~tfila. Wu discµSsed in
that time frame, .. Gray said. "It JUll did
not occur:-· We ... were receiving ':}ob of
maletill at that time and cbecklnc out
many leads. ' •
i.Mr. Dean turned over that matertaJ.1
vohmtarlly· but it wu incriminating to
say the least," said Grey.•
Gray said the FBI did not queat!on the
fact that Deen kept the material ~
the sate for seven days because "be ii
the coomael to the Prealdent and be b8I a,
respooaibility to 1.a le g u a rd the'
(See FBI, Page I)
POWs lrom.Laos before ll!f.lasl at-·
lean troops are ....tllome: .
He bad said Wednesday the Americans
troops might be wi!Mrawn ·by SUJiday to
coincide wttb the POW releese ahead of
the-next Wf!lneOday tcbedule. ,
Toc!Oy, Wickham aal4 ~Wal of
tho,Amerlcans fould be.balted·uftlj!.tbe.
North Vlelnalneoe priJ!luce a 118\ of aeven
U.S. niilltary and two civlllano held in i-. with details on tlie' date, place·and pieihoCI ' of relW.. · He gave the Com-lllllllls\S 1IJ1lil ·IO a.m. ·Friday (f p.m. PliT
tod8y) to do this.
~ ~ l!b®l ~.300 .,\Joerlc:ln llwps
alil1 1n VleWin. Wickham wd an !.,rt
about 1,000 'would be sent home by March
13, the deadline aet by the Parla cease-
fire agreeliienl both for troop withdrawal
and prisoner releese.
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Rtactloo from the Viet ,Coog WU awift.
Lt •. Gen. Tran Van Tra, heed of tbe
Viet Cong deleP.Uon to 'tbe JMC, aald
Wickham reneged Oil his a ........ t and
that an >,mert<;an tioopo, lnclodlng tbO
825 Wickham said· were amped to the
JMC, would bav.1to be sent home belcn
the prl>or)ers are releaaed.
Tra saJil the VIM ~ bail--""'dy
Iii turo• nver the llnal . list ~ tis S3
prlaoliera toiliy when Wlclibom niade•hls
demands. H"aald the pl1aiiner-. to be
releued Saturday .fu Hanoi. !lnttll ~
ham offered to releaoe 10'7 POW• cm l!UJI.
day.
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'ro Be Outline(! Saturday Meanwbil .. -!flXOll upeets atrict oblervance ofi Hanai'a 1lledP to
free-all American twtaonen by Mardi 21,
the While Houae aald today.
be llQulond L. Wataon, necutne vl..t A ~ apoloeaman mide the
11..-; Albert J. Auer, -Jftsldent -~aablnglon iaiod about tbe ,
ol ........iaJ. tlmlopment -reponed -·tbe Com-
-aod Tu!euoe Wellb, di..-of ::W~":!, =---mem~ ~ tbe
1>11111llfdal leulng. ' '"lbeR tbGuld be .. -.. !hit
The diy'I viewpoint Oii COllll!lerclal IUbjecl." aale Deputy I'.--ry ::=' will be repr...-by Genld L. Warren.
11eary Qul&ley. AD .....Uva 1D anqther davalapnenl about ·s,OOll
ol a flll.fliod r• Ml -. 'w!llcb will Sou1h V~meoe tniops have btobn tbe
be opening a lbop In Irvine -will aliO 'liep ol a gmmment camp tuni>Cmded
-the commercial terwtllt paPl!m. ~ !Mn, a , -'bf CJommwDt ~ 81111111 ~ Tlu1le 114¢c.Jrilof --.U, a 91iam m1l11at7 _....aald to.
,.,..._ Olalrmall,.. d ........ le '.. day'. • • • . .. dlic ...... q6 .. <Will ...... plan-The' ....... 111d the troops ~
nJng betwaen d.o ''"""""' ad by laJ1U and war planes Wedrieaday Glen W-*111 d II a rat• Dlflll-lilled the llefO of Rach Bap, I MO-
-o1 b'9lle o"""' ,_.. !tit man ...........,t bue :io ·miles north of -•llonal davofop•IMI tbe !'1p1ta1, .
'lldl partloa al Ibo .,..,.... will ID-flalP cialmed the ~-..,.
e1D ., oallllo of CIOUl!ty tinlns far dlded llla -tn •lojatloo ol tbe Jan. II
Phut n dewlooment of Ullit•illlf' •• llrt aad llld W~y'• f?'Ol'D-
ReclGiial Park Mid clly planti fl>r -1. -rnDllary ..,...uo;, -the -tloiill fadllUea. • larpst Mnce tlie lrllce took ellect.
pealed lo Prealdeet Nlloo to lmpoae ...,.
lroll on Int.... rat.. But the
Admlnlstratlm Is aald to prefer the
ja~ tedlnlque to ~In a volwr
tary caj_heck in the Interest ntea II It
comldera them unjullllled.
1D another develoJ>llllont tlie-dollar
shlltecl very al~Uy 0n 'foreiln ex-
cbangea today, rising In Tokyo and fall-
ing a .fe,.. polntJ Oil -European markets.
It clo.oed in Tokyo at 183.40 yen, up
from J63. T\lmOYer was ie. than on
Wednesday.
Britain's high lntereol ratea continued
to attract foreign fllllcls and the pound
opened at $2.4765, up lrom Wednesday's
12.f730, then il roae durln& the morning
to $2.f785. •
Jn Frankfurt, the Ameri~ money
opened at 2.8255 marka', ·down from
2.8200, and by noon.wu down to·l .tt250.
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• ' ' 1 Mrl. Y '"'°" ltMf ..... TREE llUYERS-T)l~l9Jen atudeitts were p'1"1 qf an llmi*'!oW
·scjiOQj effort tllM r.alle4'182.to1H!Y'20 trees ana b<ishes to.Ii daCape
Cordillera Sch<lql .!n•.JClslioA Vlejo, They rollected bo!Ueo; raked
leaves and did odd•jobs lo·ralle:fwlds. Leading lliis Ctl'UP ii "Number
•74;" JeJj Barton. otbet•siudents; from left to right, are Dinah Short,
ridge,' Anf!le . Ma0lio'ficb, Gary Wildet', John Valtndlan, Suaan WU-
. Ijams alid f!l beck; CUsie MO!Jlllaw. ."
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: '· 1 • / ! I ! , " Stude·nts.~at . Cordillerq,·· · .-
Rali~·i~~ .C~h fo.1:~£P.r,e~$
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' Some parent! of chUdrtn at Cordlllera . : Students will be1abl.e"to observe outside
SchOol In MlMlonVliJo :w,ere· hi>ping the their wJndoa.ho,._-.-~chang·
tr.. fund-railer would 10 all year. • 1111 seasons and-the dillerent grol!tb
It was ouch a groaf' lncenlfve lor 'patlems ·oi· pine oorit.," .. blOosoma,
students to rake leavee1 tjean roOms and • deciduous and noa-declduous ~!ants.
do other odd Jobs at home· and in the The fund-ralilr waJ/ ln!U..teil by ochool
neighborhood to make money, their Ol!1cials l>ecolllt only a~ percetep
parenta weie oorry It ended. of the valuatloO of a ocbool ean go for
Bui the 'main aim of f!io, coUedlon ol site lminvimenta:
pennieo, nlc:liela and, mmea -lO new Much of the Improvement. monies are
treea -was t'ljlched In.~ weeb. talteii' up by aotJ..eroslon landicaplng oo
A total of $132.10 wu ntaed by the sjopes, grais lor athletic lielda and
drive. Almoat all cluaes In the achoo! oprtnkllng l)'llems. 'nlora lo Jfue !ef't for ' ~~~ of fait wing, jlarcly u!> decoraUve *'ibl iDd a-, ne ochool
treea have beeD ~ired. "10nc wtui ~ •fll~lal. nld., ., "
cherry ~. ~. J!quJd aolber and · P.Mn • The Irle ca!!'palgn was 'VOiuntary. A
tr.., bought for llie!r colors or Oowera; Conllller• SPQ~-an said. II )1'111 add ~
two pine treea,, wllh d,lfferent cone ... · lot to the "'""'¥ and ho!!Of!illy "help
Uvtty, arid·-ha-buabea. children 'apprectate the niODetary and
Tllo Uh tr.., and buabel will be usOd cj,thelk: valui of troea.': "
to landaca)ie the ffllnt of the school. . When the .treei are theirs, he added,
Other tr.. will be planted In the 1'rd the children "admire and llr<>tect'' Uiem.
outalde the kindergarten "'91118 u i PlanUng ol· the new greerier)I will' talte
lludy area. · • ' ~ late tl\ll week or earl; ,the nelt.
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EL CER1\1'1'9 (UPl)-A new weapon on tbe·labor lront the hex. r An "apprentiQI wllcb" calling himself D'Ramond, wearing the , • •
proper.blaCJC hood and .quotlne mumbo jumbo.in l1m•honored style, 1 hurled the curie at Shell OU Co. · , • ·
. "l\'s ,unprecedenl6CI In the fllild of labor relations.• be sild, :
addlne that offiqlals ·of the oil worl<Us union on strike against Shell
"have notlllng lo do with It."
He aald he decided lo bu tbe gii:antlc !frm because be had
frlentll OD llrike. ' . .
The 61leomptlly seemed unconcerned abou! being cuned. •
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D.lll.Y PILOT IS
Son Nabbed
In Grisly
Murd~r
LONG BEACH (AP) - A man who
allegedly murder<d his mother and then
tried repeatedly lo diBJ>080 or her body by
dumping It into the ocean in a lrunk baa
been booted !or !nv01tlgatlon or murder.
Ronald Lovell, 17, wu taken lnto
cuslody Wednesday, lour days alter
cblldnn playing by !he Long Beach
mar1 .. found a trunk coot.alnlng the body
of Lovell'• mother, Mn. Mad I a
Mc~. Ill, !loating In !he water.
Lovell had been sought since crime
Jaboralory lnvestlgalorl determined that
the -wbere Lovell lived with biJ
-bod been the ..... of a murder.
Police aald Lovell !old them he cut his
mother'• throat, then •lulled her nude
body Into the tnmk and drove lt lo the
Lon1 Beach pier early Friday morning.
' '!be trunk was too heavy to lift over
lbe pler railing, orficers quoted IAvell as
saying, so he put It back in his car trunk
and clr;lve lo a boot la1111Cblng area at the
marina. He lhoved the tnmk lnlo the
water, be Aid, waded In and kicked It
out Ink> the channel.
When tile lnlnlt wouldn't sink, be again
tried to ~ lt under b<Jt failed, be told omcen, then aave up, ntumed to his
car but found H wouldn~ atart.
Dlltrelled, be 1old police, be went lo a
local bor and had two or three beers,
tlieo stole a bicycle and rode back to the
marlal to check OD !he tnmk.
lie fOlllld the trunk still -Ina ID !he
water:1ook off some clothing ana swam
out to lt, be told police, but each time he
tried to pulb It under It would only bob
back up.
Lovell flnal)y gave up, pollct aaid,
returned to hlJ car, found Jt would 1tart1 placed the bicycle In the back and drove
oU.
He was arrested when be returned to
hil mother'• house.
Doctor lndict,ed .:
By Grand Jury ·
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On Fraud Charge
By TOM BARLEY or .. ~, .. .,_..
Dr. Waley Gamer Slocum, the for-
mer Colla M... pllyalclao who wu
cleared by an -()range County Superior
Court jury of charg~ that be murdered
hi• two-monUHlld baby:, wu indicted tir
day b)' the Orange C:.wlty Grand Jury
on multiple fraud charges.
~ocwn. 49, who now llv.ee and prac-
tic01 In Sant.a Ana, will be arraigned
Friday In Superior Court on allegatiool
that be padded Medi-Cal bllla lllbmltted to the state for patients under his care.
It is .alao alleged in the indictment
that be aubmltted a number of bllla !or
paUenta who said they bad never heard
oI Dr. Slocum when contacted by dis-
trict attorney's lnveatlgators.
Deputy District Attorney Richard Far-
nell said today it ls impossible to &Me55
at this time the total involved In Dr.
Slocum's aUeged acts of fraud.
"We have Indicted him on 25 counts
involving at least $5,IXKI," be said.
Farnell said his investigators are con-
centrating on Slocum'• billlngs for the
period Sepl 1, 1971 to the present date.
They all involve indigent patients treat-
ed by the physician or named by him,
Farnell said.
Orange County investigators worked
with agents of the state's Deparement
of He.a.Ith Care Services in preparing
the case.
Slocmn's name first came to attention
of a Grand Jury three years ago when
be was indicted on charges of slaying
his infant daughter, Cynthia, whose
butchered remains were found in an un-
used freezer .
The jury cleared Dr. Slocum of all
charges and he immediately announced
bis intention of divorcing his wife, who
was the prosecution':!! key witness in a
bitterly fought murder trial.
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Career Over
4Periah
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A palr of planes en route to Fullerton
Municlpol Alrport, one within sight ol the
runway, crashfd in separate accidents
durlnl heavy rain Wednesday, killing
three men Jn one and the k>ne pUot of the
other. ·
Tbe •lctim ol the local-crash, a spec-
tacular one beard and seen by many, was
idenllfled as Dr. Dean L. Renshaw,. a
local pbyolclan Dying bome from Las v-. Orioge County coroner'• deputies said
today they dJd not know the age of Dr.
Rmir.w, who lived at 292$ Lakeview
Drfve, Fullerton.
The body WU badly burned In the
crash wbJcb occurred when his twin
engine Ceasna aircraft slammed to wth
one-third of 1 mlle south of Rosecrana
Boulevard and .,ploded In a !ln!ball.
Alrpoit control tower personnel watch-
ed the cruh and notllled police and
firemen, as did Garland R. Gillespie, of
1908 Calle Candela and his 14-year-old
daughter, Mary,
Gillespie was on the road coming home
from work and hh daughter was in the
home, wblch iJ about 400 yards from the
crub Blte. ·
IRS Locks Out . . -
ea ntractor
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A pair of Internal Revenue Service
agents ~ over a Garden Grove con--
tnctor's office and locked him out for
two hour.I Wednaday, but llnally
capitulated to bis predicamenL
"I wu flabbergaated," declared scaf~
folding contractor David Roberta, who
admits tu troutilet -~tamable on otbel:
parties.
Garden Grove police were ""'1fied
shortly after IRS agents R. H. Theuseo
and Bernard Gresbtok rBlded RollOr)s'
office at 125'10 Brookhurst St., lo padlock
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Rollerti, wi.> t!lllered the businetl l:tll) years ago1 om. about $1.2,000 In back
~~&\~ye wltbboldlng taxes but bu been g retroactive payments following
IRS negoUalions.
He said agents '11leusen and Gresblnk
demanded full payment, a demand be
couldn't meet.
A. rather tense confrontatioo occurred
Agents Seize
9 in Beach
Drug Arrests
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when Patrolman 0. R. Bade WM
diBJ>I.~ lo the scene lollow;lng a coll
for ~J> by Mrs. Jan Roberts.
They finally took down notices warning
.awooe concerned tllat the flnn had been
11eized by governmeot order and gnunp-
ily departed lollowln( a ~liour llland-
olf.
Roberts claimed that he did not In-
tentionally bold back the tax monle11 due
the government but was unable to pay
them due -to CU5tomtt:!I' dl!Rcultie:!I,
"My problem was collecting money
that was owed. Some people juat
wouldn't pay and others went bankrupt,"
he uplalned following the IRS hassle.
He said be negotiated a J)ayment for
this week of '3,064,.almost a fourth o~f the
total owed the government and this i:!I
what finally led the adament ms men
to concede.
Roberts charged the lRS agents with
illegal search and seizure violating his
constitutional rights.
"lf I was to take their property under
the same conditions I'd be a criminal/'
he !timed. I
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Joseph Kennedy m has ended his bri~f career as a city social worker
ln San Francisco. The 2().year-Old son of the late Sen. Rnbert Kenned,Y
quit his $8,!14().a.year post after lour weeks following criticism of his
appointment by the city's board of supervisors.
The other plane en route to Fullerton
slammed Into a woocled ridge shortly
after takeoff from San Carlos Airport in
the San Francisco Bay area.
InvtsUgator:!I said it went down during
sporadic heavy rain interspersed with
thick ground log whicb hid tlle debris
from re:!ICUe teams for three hours.
, Narcotics officers from several agen-
cies ended a tense, three-month In-
vestigation late Wednesday and arrested
nine persons alleged to be a part of a
narcotics sales ring which used heavy
armament as a trademark.
FBI ...
President's papers.''
Byrd replied: "Presidents have been
betrayed .by thelt aides, senators have
been betrayed by their aideis, even Christ
himself was betrayed by one of His
chosen few." Reagan Ope11s Campaign
The crash oU the end of the Fullerton
runway also occurred at the height of a
heavy downpour.
Killed in the San Mateo crash were
Fred Peterson, of Belmont, the pilot and
owner of a plastics company, his partner
Louis Wllaon, of Los Altos, and their
sales representative, Jack MacDonald, of
San Mateo.
The alleged group of major drug su~
pliers held forth in OcearlSide but often
made sales forays into the South. Orange Gray said he discussed the Senate
committee bearings with Dean, ·but
decllned to submit a ""!'rd showing tbe
date and time of the variowi call:!!.
" Coast, police said. 1
For Tax Control Action Investigators found the scattered
wreckage and shatte~ bodies on a
wooded ridge west of Skyline Boulevard
and north of the commµnity of La Honda.
During the raids at several Oceanfilde
locations Wednesday agents seized rifles,
grenades, gas masks and other weapons
allegedly used by the group.
5,1.CRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan lallllChed an unprecedented two-
pronged campaign today to write his
Jona-range tu control plan into the
California Conotilulton.
The Republican chief e1ecutive, at a
news contereDce, aMounced introduction
of the constilulJonal amendment IDto the
LtgiJlature, where be uld he expects It
to be defeated. .
But at the aame time., he said, a
parallel initiative petition campaign will
begin next month to bypass the
legislatur~ a~. put the proposal d.irecUy
on the st.ate~Jd.e ballot in November.
Reagan a18o ' announced a statewide
'c1Uzefi.:!I 'committee wUJ spearhead the
petilton ckmpalgn, He said ll will he
headed by Dr. Norman Topping, presi-
dent emeritus of USC.
Topping beaded last year's successful
campaign against the Watson Initiative
that Reagan and other state leaders op-
posed on the basis its property tax limil
provisions would create chaos.
"Government spending Is out of hand,"
Reagan said. "As cltlzem and taxpayers,
we have an unparalleled opportunity to
reverse the trend and actually reduce the
amount of taxes the state can take from
the people's earnings. .
"Indeed, if our plan is approved in·
November, Californians will be able to
keep for themselves -to spend as they
wish -$118 billion in earnings over the
next 15 years," he added,
Stations Okayed
On Alicia Road
Construction of two service stations on
the east and Wt:St sides of Alicia
Parkway in the Aegean Hills area of
north Mission Viejo was approved
Wednesday by the Board or Supervl50r:!I.
Supervisor Ronald W. Caspers of
Newport Beach moved approval when
assured that the statior. would not be
allowQd to have the tall pole signs seen
off so many freeways .
The two stations will be located just off
the San Diego Freeway-Alicia Parkway
interchan$e·
Burton Will Address
Industrial Members
The recent reorganization of the Irvine
City Council has resulted in a change of
Friday's pNJgram for members of the
Greater Irvine Industrial L e a g u e
(GILL).
The city's new mayor John H. Burton
will take the place of William Fischbach
who was originally slated to address the
businessmen at the GU.L's first luncheon
meeting or the year.
Reservations for the $.5 lunch in the
Alrporfer Inn are required for the noon
event and may be made through the
GILL offices.
Thieves Get Electric
Range at New Home
Intruders Who may have entered the
home throUah an1 unlocked window left
a newly 6u11t Mission Viejo borne
Wednesday night with a brand new elec-
tric range ""•lued at $l98, Orang1 Counly
SberlU'a ollloera'hld •
Dtputlel laid !be 1bell at 111112 Via
Conpro, --ol • number ol 11110CC11oled new hornt• ln the area, was reported bJ
oflicialt of the Mlllloo Viejo Company.
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"Without this plan, there is every
likelihood thai tlle same $118 billioo will
used to satisfy government's voraciOWI
appetite for the people's earninp, in tbe
fonn of higher tues." the Governor
said.
"The Legislature has made it clear
they are not going to let 1t (the bill)
come out." Reagan said in a radio in-
verview late Wednesday.
The proposal would tie state tax col-
lectiom to a percentage of per90lla1 trt-
come, reducing the r.itio of tuaUon from
the current level of nearly nine cents on
each dollar of income to a•t seven
cents ov~ a 15-year period. ..
Reagan said the average family of tour
would save $17,000 in that period com~
pared with the current rate of tax col-
lectioos and sl1tt< spending.
The state budget still couJd trtp1e, to
$27 billion, in that period and leave room
for growth, infiaUOl'I: and new programs,
Reagan said.
Reagan urged californians to tell their
lawmakers "in DO uncertain terms" they
want the measure put on the ballot at the
special election he plans to call in
November.
From Pagel
RINKER ...
Drug Overdose
Ruled in Death
Of Actress' Aide
GILA BEND, Ariz. (UPI) - A cor-
oner's jury ruled -today that actress
Sarah Miles' bualness manager died of
an overdose of drugs, but said there were
still unanswered questions about the in·
jurle! on ~ body. •
The verdict was retmned by the slx-
member jury after It deliberated two
hours on the Feb. 11 death of David
Whiling, 26.
"Whether this overdose was taken in-
tenUonally or accidentally bas not been
determine<!," the jury said. "A1so, it has
not been detennined whether physical in-
juries found on the body were con-
tributing factors in the deat.IJ or how
tbe9e injuries were sustained."
The jury reconvened after receiving a
pair , ol autopsy reports which said
Whiting died of a drug overdose In the
bathrOogi of Miu Miles' motel room
while she was in the room of actor Burt
Reynolds.
Investigator& bave labeled Whiiing's
Those persons initially booked on
felony charges Included three women -
one from San Clemente.
The entire list of Oceanside residents
is:
Larry Martin, 29; Edward Martin Jr.,
31; Eddie Lee Mays, 23; Ophelia
Will iams (age not Immediately
available); Betty I.Du Hurt, 27; Roberto
Romero, 19; Philip Soto, 28 and Steven
Paul Rae, 22.
In San Clemente police arrested Mrs.
Artice McDonald, 22, at 1616 Avenida La!;
Bolas. The woman was booked on felony
narcotics charges as well as 1 conspiracy
and held"" $IO 000 1>ail. • .
Detectives sald that the bulk of \he 'ar-
rests took place in a residence . in
Oceanside where Contraband allegedly
included marijuana in brick form, co-
cainf:, LSD, exotic and costly hashish oll,
hashish cubes, peyote buttons; seconal
and other drugs.
Detectives added that they found large
amounts of ammunition as well.
Spokesmen ror . the San Clemente
Police Department! which played a key
role in the case, said that on several oc-
casions, undermver tNys allegedly ·m-
cluded a squad of "shotgun" guards who
would circle the purchase location in an
auto. The car would be filled with guns
and ammunition, police related.
Officers said · they staged several
undercover purchases in San Clemente.
At the atart of today's hearings, Byrd
asked whether Gray had talked lo Dean
Slnce the bearings began.
Gray replied that he had talked by
telephone eigbt to 10 to 12 timea with the
Wbite House counsel, wbo bu declined a
committee in'fitation to appear for quet-
tioning. but has offered to answ~r in
writing relevant questions submitted tO'
hirn.
Byrd asked the subject ol tbe con-
versations Gray had with Dean.
"These bearings," . Gray replied. "J
tried to give him a feel 1)f haw they were
going."
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SMOG .••
can make today ls that none of these new
strategies and tools. of transportition
which l have described here are perfect,
nor do ~Y ·offer full solution1 to your
problems In Los Angeles," he laid.
"NQDethel!ss, what they do offer is
hoPt for the future; boRE? flX' a better
tra~tion . system with less pollution
at less cb8t, fer more of. your citizens."
During hfs testim()jly today, H1rten
di!clos<d ihijt In )973 the Urban Mass
Transport8tion AdminlstraUon bu pro-
vided a '250,000 analysia of a possible
rapid rail corridor In Orange County.
general plan instead of changing it lltUe death a suicide.
by little. Whiting's body was in a fUneraI home
Check to Be Given
For O'Neill Park
Hirten did not elaborate further on
what this railroad plan mlabt Involve.
Rinker said he bad met with officials of in Berkeley, Calif., after .it was ordered
the Saddleback Area Coordinating Coun-shipped there by WhitJng's mother, Mr:!!. Senior · Citizens Set
ell (SACC) and received their en-Louis Campbell. ·An official' at the State Sen. DefinlS E. Carpenter will
dorsement for the development. He said Bayview Chapel would not say wby It had present a check for $18,823 from the Organization Meet
they suggested a mission type architec· been shipped there from Gila Bend, State Department of Parka and Recrea-
tural treatment for the shopping center where It had been held. for 33 days. tlon.to Supervisor Ronald W. Caspe~,and A new organization. for senior citizens
buildings. However, Mrs. Campbell has challeog-Kenneth Sampson, director of Harbors, of the 'Sllddlehack Valley will have Its
Supervisor Ralph Clark wlio had ed tlle autopsy reports that Whiting dl~ Beaches and ParkJ Friday. first meeting at l:IO p.m. Friday at the
strongly oppo15ed tile service stations sold of an overdose of pills because he also The lunda are for an enlrY airuclure Saddleback Valley YMCA at 2SISI
the new plan met with hi:!I approval. received a head injury, scratches and f.lilJ 'ttattlc ,~ess devdoPment .. for Orangt""AW., El Tont
Caspers, who had suggested that abrasions, and It was reported she could O'Neill Reg1ciW i:ar1: In Tra"'1co .can. For more in1'ormatlon, call the Y al
Rinker tall: to the SACC Included the be seeking a third autopsy. yon. 8!0-9622 or !30-1831.
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proval whicb won a S-0 vote. ' NOBODY SEL:LS TY FOR LESS '. THAN DUNLAPS'
El Toro Records
Two Burglaries
Jewelry, cameras and cash with a total
value of $540 were stolen Wednead~
night from the El Toro home of a real
este.te saleswoman, Orange County
Sheriffts officers said.
Deputies said Intruder• at the home of
Mrs. Betty Jean Hollmann, 33. of 2301
Devomhire Roadi took lha valuables
Crom her bedroom after 1ppa.renUy
entering the house vla the unlocked front
door.
Sheriff's officers are alJO fnvesUgaUng
a breakln at 1 nearby apartment b<Jlldlng
In whJcb Intruders Uoed I vke grip to
smash the door knob on the apartment of
store clerk Helene A. Cordoot, 35, of
:t:M31 El Toro Road.
Mn. Cordone told deputiee 1140 In ca.ii
was IJiken from her bedroom whlle she
was absent from the apartment.
Assemblyman Speaks
At Irvine Meeting
St.ate Assemblyman Floyd Wakefield
(R·Lonl Beach) will be the lealurt
speaker at Friday's mfftlna ol Ille lrVlne
Republican Aaaembll'.
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AND " WE WILL PROV~ IT.
Here Is Our. Jtiflation' Fqflating Offer
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1. Stop In ond got °"' prl .. on ony TV In stock. 1. Shop °"' price & compore.
3. If you can purch•M the TV for 1111 •t •"IY oth•r fr1nchlMd dealer In Orange Co. Dun-
lop'• wlll Hll,.... tho TV ot tti-LOWER prlco PLUS GIVE'YOU AN ADDITIONAL 10%
OF THE DIFFERENCE. °""( uplr• AP,rll 151 1973.
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The meeting, which will include a 'l!Ofk
IOWOD lo llrullla plan& for I lunckalaer ·
on June 1, wlU be beld at t p.m. In the I
CUlverdale Clubllwse. L.----------------------------------..1
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Rationing Alternatives
'By RUDI NIEDZIEISIU "' . of lra"'l"Jl'lation, reviewed a long list of .and the e<eation of a viable public
Ot ,... Dllllr Plitt s'-ft altemat1ves to ratJoning. transportation alternative tor those trtpa
Gas rationing may 119t be an exclusive H~ slid the Los Angeles area in which are essential, .. be said.
retpedy to' Southern Califomia's amog particular will have to seek out a ~-Tbe 'federaJ officiaJ later ouUlned
problem, accordirig to lesilmony oHeted plete package of actloM ln>m which to several new COlll'<Pts for reducing the
in Anahe,im today before the build a OQlllprehenslve and ·ln!er'modal total vehicle miles tra~eled (VMT) In
' Elivirollin<ntal Piotectlon Agency. • .transportation sylllem. Southern Californfa. • . , I Teotilylnlf belore ·!tie 'federal · panel; · "Certainly, the first stee In restricting One o! thflSe lncludea)e~ -1c
Cllm!!ltly Involved in 'a iw-y bearing • Ille automobile Is hot an' acros>the,board '' penalties or providing Incentives for peo-
on methods of cleaning up. the alr, John ~ 1cut in ev~~. ·autoox>bile use but pie who u.se their automobiles. In
IE. lllrltn, a~tant to. the.U.S. secretary rather, ellmmatlon of non-<nential \rips essence, these plans Involve special
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By CANDACE PEARSON
Of .. Den, PltM tt.tf
'lbe Idea of making Los Alamitos Nay·
al Air Station a general aviatiorH:Om4
mercial airport couldn't even make it on
the runway -much less off the ground
-at a pu!;>liC' hearing Wednesday in
Los Alamitos.
The meeting was the ninth in a series
of 10 bearings by a citizen board of a
10-county, $700,000 study of future avhr
tion needs commissioned by SCAG, the
Southern California Association ~ Gov-
uaer's lees for peopI. who drive their
auloo}oblle Into or who part wlthlll tbO
central city, accOrdlnc to lllrttn.
Others C!>DBist of tmprovlng com.
municattons aucb u the· telephooe and
cable TV to reduce the number ol auto
trips necessary and lmpro¥ement In
transportation to Include bus lines or
buswayi, blgb-<apaclty ·Md double deck
buses, subacrlptlon, but ilvvlce, car
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pools, automated bus achedullng, and the
. scbedullng of lndll9!ry ...... k abltt. to ao-
coonnodat. them.
"Perhapa Ille most Important point I
can make today Is that oone of qiese new
atrategles and tools of transportation
wblcb I have described hn are perfect,
nor do they ofler lull aoliltlons to your
piobleml In Loi' Aagolea, .. be aal<I.
"Nonetheless, what they do ofter is
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hope for the Mure; hope for a better
transpor'Ultion system with les.1 pollution
at less cost, for more of your citliens."
During his teslimony today, Hlrten
disclo:sed that In 1972 the Urban Mass
TransportaUon Adnllnistration bas . pro---.,
vided. a $250,000 analysis of a possible
rapid rail corridor ln Orange County.
Hirten did not elaborate further Oil
what this railroad plan might involve.
0int Use Aired
emment.s. Tlie· Study was made"by consilltants
William L. Pereira Asaoclates.
'lbere are many~recommendatioru1 for
expan&ioo or improvements of existing
airports In, the SC(.G study, based on
projections of ' neec1a .. 1n· 1985. The main
concern Wednesday was a._ recommenda-
tion that the air base become a general
aviation airport, with·possible ·jolnt com-
mercial-milJtary use.
The origin81 seven-member hearing
panel .!lad dwindled to lwo, but about
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100 peraona were In the audience, deepije
the raltly nlghl o' · '
. . Oilly Boan! awrman Burt J-•. a
Los Anieles lnaurance broker, and vice-
chairman Doreen Marshall, former m&Y·
or of Newport 1Jeach aodJoreman ol the
1971 Oranie Qiunty Grand Jury, were
there.
A total ol SL-per!IOlll testified at !be
hearing, :ti of them regarding Los Al·
amltoe Naval Air SiatlOn. Of tboee, 21
were opposed to civlllan use of the al·
most-30-year-old base and many were
Ol>IJQoed to any aviation. 111& of JI et all.
'Speakers Included clV!C ol!lclala and
rosldenla ln>m Seal Bea~ Rosamoor, Cypreis, Buena Park, Ga?deji Grove,
Los Alamitos, Ofan'ge Counfy Chaniber
of Commerce an'd ]!oesmoof te~re
World r<Urement community In Beal
Beach.
Main concerns expremed by-the op-
position speakers. were hotse and air
pollution, danger to residents and near-~
by schools, and ellecte on traffic. and
(See JOfi'Q'f Pop I)
* * *' Grisly Murder u.s. Demand Cited Training Plan
In .. Long . Beach . Commll;n~ts. N.t:nv Hint Wo'1't ~feet ,
{,iQked ;tp ~o ::~:_, ... : :": :~!~· ·. •'~. ~;...:J1'1 .. ·1Y ~1:i: ~-.!· Marirle ·P,rps' · ; . ·.. . , ,, . ""'MSl ie ,.-·,u.:J't-'~i11;fJ'.e1U . . . , .
·LONG 'BF.AcK((Ael ,;.. .A -..... ·~. . . ,. < ' . •• "' ' . ; ) . i ., ' . . l i,,.. llho ~on~ Ol Los Alim! ... Naval
• 1 .-°""'y Pit.OT ..... PM1'
·w1L jAJ.I ~Llrers I' IJ1t n~b 'ci.Qsio 1v THI. c1TY
. S...n YNrs In Huntington Arid IMYW Callod 1 'Gypsy'
alI~tdiy ~ blS inother •then ~ t · ~ ~ · '* ·~ : : ... : . • ,~ •· • 'f:: . .r:-. 1 Air Statton to an Ffned.J.rorces l"nt'ite
tifedlei>eatMJY todiSpose olliei'.tiody bj SAf.GbN , (Im,)·~-''l'bO ·~ • tbe'-l!De ~ :• .i:· , jrllnlag center i> not~ to allecl •
aump/ng it Into the-ocean 1n a' trlillk has sild ~ llW ~ demands that · 4 "Jftlldelit!al .._, _. tbe t~ 1,000 llfarlno Pl'Pl ._,..., wbO \.,
Include an a-unUng·ofnine ....... ,.. ol Btalenfont In Wasbh\glOn ..,..alJodt !be lr8ll> at the air Nt1ou ai'1!:1 Toro lllCI been booked !or Investigation of murder. ·~ "~ reported tt'-'! belw•· !be -,Colft. Sallla Ana.
Ronald Lovell, 'SI, was taken Into WI" held In Laoa may ~J>Clle the munlibi and AmertCan ~ the A spokesman at El Toro (MCAS)
custody Wednesday, four days alter release of the 147 remaining Amtrlcan J~Mllltary Commllllol). , aal~ today that no orders trenaferrlng the
children ptsylng by the Long Beach PoWs for eevei'il days. The Commuftls!s ""lllere sliould. 11e no c<illfuDln .on this reserve tralnlng ,seCtlons from tbe 'aouth pwreo•Wvldous~ly ....,~cathls. tedweethe~st. prisoners subject," aaid' ""-•ty !'re. Secrtll1Y county bases to Los Alamitos have been marina fOW)d a trunk containing the body """" .,..... • •
f Lo ll' the Mrs u d 1 ---o'"" VI"-·"-·-~ •• u the GeralJl;J.. Warren. ' . · received and be aald be believed none o . ve • mo r. · , ,.. a a .. ~ " = ··---rn another development •bo!ut S,000 woWd be conilng.
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Produce ·Vendor Gets Bad
McLielller, 56, i!Qjitlng In the water. ~ might · still be ile!>I home ac-SOU!ll v.letnamese )roope)ll\ve blObn the ' The Marine Reseives were orlglnallr
N " • H' 11int• gl B h Lovell bad beeii sought since crime cprding ~: \he tentaUve '!~ken!! siege of a governmen! C8!Qll llilTouilded atatloned at Los Al8mltos until~ baM . e.w.sm. ' ·u.u., 1;n .... 'on. . .e.ac 'laboratoryinv .. ~lorsde~edthat scbedul&ll.,tlle.IJnlted.statest,ear.,upa (O<.niqte u..n .a ·w~.by'~ waadeactivatedtwoyearsago,,lwblcb
...,,_. the · house wll&e llOvell .llved wlib hia ~~~.!.~~ihe°Y!:s~~itkbam,.toilie 80ldlen.aSaI&oo·mlll\111~~to-· time they were moved lo El Ttro and :\ motherb8dbeeQ·tbesceneofamurder. ~·3 :-::'.'ri , • d•Y•._:, ,' ,1 • 1 ' SantaAna. ·
. Police aaid Lovell to)d them be cut !\JI Jolnw~2::'1,:-~l"'y ~_._,<:!_~ed •. · j'.I"' _..andN!d ,u,e ·flOOpl tllliPalted 'J'be,conv.rslm of the all' ~tiall .,, .. ' lly 'T)!:ill\Y COVILLE · ·Once the· Slater! fanilly ·Owned 180 mother's t!Jioat, ~'stuffed ,1¥!r nud.e ~ .... -. "9-~ ~ by 1a~ ·-• 'n"-l\iodiielday ··-·•ced'r a.::...~-y· • • ~~ · ' · • ' '°' ilMI·-.,.. .-, · acres bf !arm land in•wbat :is now Hun-day that ,U •. S. priaonets :actuallY,. hi> ·1"' n1· ht. ;,h.>.o•" ~ .. ~, = .,-.,~· a ' ~ ~-· ,...,..,.. •Y ~~"" You "1111· ~·call".Yilllaiil Slater " . body Into the .,trun)< and drove, It .to .the \lielr way ,horn• and the 'C9n1Jnimls)li "-~-,"'!"" ""'en1' • ~"! ~,:,::'' -, Department opo-n. Establishment ~l,~en4q<, ,... "'""""·•,"I ,-ii n . !Wlm. BeO!:b·. ~1.' .. , .. LoagJleach .pler earl/' F.riday ~ Diak' ,arrangements for .t& ~ of ""'"J¢';!F" . .. ,,. . .,.,,.,,.,. . o of ,the ~rve ~18<.wlU l!tgln hlm>edl-
Hjs produce' Sli!ld, ~; ~04· :191'r BUI Slater, still oW!ul ~ ,a<;!"'s,"'llnd be The truPk was .!"\> boavy to. l)ft over """'•....., J:.aoS belore lbeJlllolAio-~ tbe ~ ... ..__. ~'! , . , ately-wjtlt the· arrival, Of i\lf !laifOnal
business. ~.·GO, Iden 'IW.est,S~." ..Utli. of .. 'o.1 .... ,u;;; ~cni sll<.O. w'"'"'' his .-the pier railing, omc;ers quoted~vell as • "•'' ,..,..,. u _L • .,..-, ';,~~J'!'"'~ln'v"!" . "!be Jane~ Gu•"' units oow baaed al Van Nuys and = ch 'bf. -"""' r• saying, So be p0Ht Mck ln'hla car trunk lean troops are eent...,.,.. · • \ """""'..,,.... ,. ~ "".l IY,•mer ·AY,enue,. lc>r ea. 'the. past· clul!e• sla!icl>slts. ' · ·' • ·' and drove to a boat launching ares at tbe ' He badi.,nd WednesdBy .the.Americans ceBse'ttre and said 'W"'""Yi''•'iove'rn. Lorii Beacti Alrporla. ' oe,ven Y.wa. For seven years pnqr lo -City bulldlng'officlills closea his stand 'marina. He shoved the trunk Into the troope mjght be withdrawn,'by Sunday ·to 't mJUiary oj>ei'aU--r; the i<Cond Baae spokeaman Lf. Cllldr. Howard
t!i&t,. be 'l"'·anotber ~tand atiout a b!od< .i..J.· ••~ ..M d • ''"'t h6 aled water, he aaid, waded In and. kicked It coincide with tbe P\>W release ailead of f'°" t since the truce 'Toot ""ect. Rowan aald Loe Alamitoa,wUJ ev..,tually away~ ., • . · · r ~"/ """ on ~)' 11!.~ appe the next Wednesday schedule. arees . ~·... be used by up to1 4.SOO NJerVists and
The .-'·-• """"'bly won't open this tbe• ·'"~•~ to the ''"' coomcil., asking out Into the cbaimel. ' · • ill be the •-~ •·-· I 00 alr '"""' ..,_ ~ •• ,,.. ~'Y When the trunk wouldn't sink, be again Today, Wlckbam aaid withdrawal of w -·• -·o 1 craft, year. · . · ' • ~ to sell produce groW. on land tried to push It under but failed, he told the Americana would be halted unW the $' 90 OOO A d d most of which will be helll'Qpters. CUr·
The· city of:i\l!DtiJiston !l"ach bas clos-in ~r parts of the ,county. • . officers, then gav~ up, returned to his North Vletoamese produce a llst of seven· • ' · W8r e · rently 2,000 Navy reseriiats train. at Loa
ed It, telling Slliter be can 1 sell atrawber· "I think that's a reali008ble request" car but found it wouldn't start. U.S. milltary and two civlllana liekl In Alamitoa.
rieo, leti.te, corn or other produce car-Council N G 1 b b ' Distressed, he told j>ollce, be went to a Laoa, with details on the date, place and T C Jis H 'Ille. arrival of reservists, he said, will ried across the ... city bOrder. · ' woman onna s 11'(«1~ local bar and had two or three beers. 'method ol release. He gave tb,J Com-0 ye ts · urt mean that the base's permanent per~
Slater can selt produce grown on his petbl2ed. . then stole a bicycle and rode back to the munlsti unW 10 a:m. Friday (I p.m. PST · • . · . nel will be Increased fro'!' 250 to 6SO
own·Jancf; adjaCent to t!>e ·stand, "'lt'I' unfortunate W~ al)\'ays· have marina to check.on the trimk. '°"*")to ci9 this. , • men.
"It Would cm me tllousanda to fight speclBt, c:Oocem ~or special people," sna!>' He found the trunk atlU bobbing In the -~~are about S,IOO Amerlcail trooPs J D -d R • Expansion of the aviation activities at
this law," Slater aaldl..~•.gWic, ped Ja'Ck qreen. "I can find 00 jdca· water, took off some clothlnr and swam sWl ib Vietnam. Wickham aald all but ll .awa ~pall' the base la exP,ected to draw ctlticfsm
Ing ot bis cloeed l1rl ·oland: "It's "-I .1 Juit , ..... -be Ms Jived ~-out to It, he !old police, but each time be abojlt 1,i!IO. would 60 sebt bOlne by' March ' from factions In ·the community which In
not worth IL'', ' • o • • 1 "_., or 1i , ~-, "''.'" • tried to Push It .under It would ooly bob 211: the Cieadllne ·set by the Parts cease-· 'l'wo·l110!orC!cllsta flho' auf!ered serlowo ·t970 helped force the deactivation ol . the
·His main -Ii wboletale produce • tfsesrs, tbal a.no reuoo .for a lpecial back up. , fire agreedient l>otli !or trow. wltbilrawAI lnJuri<l', \\1len their machine droPl>ed Into base.' • .
wblcb be and' a partner t/:DW ""· ~·" , • • . , Lovell llnally gave up, police said, and P.r!mer release. · · · an ucovatton on Golden Weit! Avenue In Mllltar3n1Sll of the facility has been a
lann1ands spread tbroUghou~ ~ti_ :_1'eJ211 bas caiclted c!Qwn.on.~dslde ntornecl'to his car, found It would start, ' ReactiOll lnm! !be Viet Cong....., OWlll. Huntl)igton Beacll were gtinted a total of 59urce on coatroveray In Los Alamitos
County. ~,.,._ stands the pa!! two months on 'orders placedthe .blcyclemthebacltanddrove 'Lt. Gen. Tran Yan Tra. ·bead •cil, the .'90,000 'In damages 'l\Jetiday bY In apd·last fall te8Ulted In the ouster of "Thi~ • stand waa , just~ "!"",.,-, "''l?om 'ihe 'ciouncll. X ~ion In tbe'Plan-off. " Viet Cong delegatton lo· the JMC, !*Id Orange Counly, 8upf;rlor Court Jury. City M-WUJ!am Ktaus.
aomething to keep ibe11ds ' Md jpve nln• o""'•ence bas. allowed tbe . stands He was arrested when he r<tumed to Wlckljam roneRed .on,hia agreemerit and ""~majiryn'• ~h= ~.:! .. ~ Robertwee~ Lor' • ' Qiem a lltUe spending money,, be savs. • • ·~• . ' his mother's house. )hat all American b:oops, lncfildlng the ~ -~ ·~ ~ "IVs the only roadside stbd J blv.,J It" but prohibited~ i,..m btingillg In· pro-1125' Wlckbam aald were assigned to 'the lrfiJ to gr111t Join Lance Young, 211, ol
llUlkes e little money, but nol much.'<· ducelrom~tslde tbe~ty. JMC, would bav• to be•sent home before 13881 Juperaon Way, Westmllflter,
Slater bas Uved ~ of his 44 years Iii TbaJ section, ho)"ever, waa never en-B nk ' Rite S t the ,prison~. are released. $30,000 and Edward ArUler Droullland,
Huntington Beach His dad William ·F. forced until the council demanded it. a Cl' 8 8 e Tra aaid the Viet Cong had been fe!ldY 33, •of !091 Pamela Lane, Wl"tmlnater,
Slater, was .b"'!liht to tbO area about ·• . "The!"' •r< other people paying taxea to turp over. the final list of Ila 33 !60.000. • 1'IO when be._ $ yean old Slater for the1r busmess." a..,.. atormed Mon-LOS ANGELES' (AP ) -Funefal prisoners today when )Vlokbam made his 'Ille damages """" ~ against
ve0ueds named fof him. · day. "You'(t just shOrt-clrcuiting the services for Earl H. CUrtls, execuUve demands. He said the prisoner were to be both defendants, the city of Huntington
law.'' vice president ol Security Pacific Na· released Saturday in Hanoi. North Viet· Beach and the Sully Miller Conllructlon
Valley Jayeees
"You talk about laimess, but we'r< tional Bank, will be conducted at tbe nam offered In releese 107 POWs on s..n. Compeny. ·
being unjust,• Mrs. Giblls told Green. '.Memorial Chapel at Rose Hills Memortal day. Lawyeno for Ille two motareycllsts auc-
"'lbiire are aboUt a· tbcll""1d housewives Park, Whittier, at 2;ao p.m. Friday. .. Meanwhile, •President NllOli mqiecta cessfully araued lbal a l1ntcb of Golden r"'4J lo marcll W)'OU to defend my O!rtis, 53, died al his Sen Mlrino bome atrict -..Vance, of Haool'a pledge to Weit Avenue neor~Talbert Street wu
er .. ge . •
Weather
· Jlear Ee-POW :~.,..; .u nlcht~· 1n1erject0d• Tuesdo,y a11er • lenlth,Y 111-. :rree .. u AmerlauJ.prisonerl by March :ra. =~sr..: =·~~
Hmcy Duke, "The objective -" . • ' • 'plunged Into an excavation.
'°"! rw::lt~~~~ Ex~.· mawo1.:. ·:out
Fair aldell will prevail along the
Orange Cclost -on Friday, with
sllghtiy wmner. temperatures, to
boot, H1ghe al the beaches ex· ,
pected In the lbw !K'S rising ,to Q lnland.OvernJlhlJows~.Gusty
wlnda of 20 to 30 mph 'are ezpectoCI
to decrease by Sa,turday, ;
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Amb' ~ -k '"'Smith, Giit al-the
·ncently nleslell ~ POW1 wU1 '!>"-!be ~ .,..., at the -y
f11nne!: ~ of the Fomtaln Valley
~-. Smith, who bid -a pii90ller since
April 4, 1972 wu captured by the
North Vielaameee and Viet Cone whin
they overran Loe NIDb whtre he "' a 1
....vtna .. Ill advisor to SooUI Vlelnam-
.... Ranpn.
'I'll< (Rlblic Is Invited to the tnettiJW,
wblcb will be bold • Sir Georfe's ·--~ 18781 ....... BlwL It' ,,.
p.m. ~'for Ille $S dltmer may
lie made through l'rPI: llrYlll! 1t
..._ or Manny AllltOll at .....
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~ .... .,.in woc1 tbe city ad-tl . . ·Auditiom Set
-IO )ook Into-the poaalbjlJty of ' _,,... a Farmer's Mallret type
aree """9 fTellh produce could be -'Ille OArl'IDI on11 .. ,.. limits aucl! ven.
dors .. filalm' lo sellllW ~ llOJID"
00 land lmmedlatelf ldjM:ent to the
stand. He can't e•en bring h fnlm two blooU away. ·
Gmo did fnlroduce. IDd Wiii •Pl'l'O"al
ol, a cbanco tJ111 -.Id allow blm IO eell
bil own prodllco .,..,,, llD)IWbn -
tbe ""'· • • But Ille -u mnilned edamanl In
Its ~to chance tbe ordlnanco llld
allow -...... Ille city bontlr wltb.....aide lrult llll nptablee .
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' Derel< McWhinney, named treasurer of
ibo lilldfil)o City Sanitary Dtstricl 1aat
"'""· -npliloed in t b e position Wedniila&y by Ray 8cblnltt.
McWlli/llley, lormer may0r o ~ w..-Md still a di!' councllman, waa appolnl"1 to !be I1011 lly Ted Flrjita,
ch&lmlaa of the -.l'ol !be district 11111
I city ploMl'W OR I i...t. Botfl lllc......, ad l'ull!a .........
Indictment and flea a· jurY-trfal May 21'.
CID compltacy cbarps rqardlng !be Mlle
Square agr>culturo !we llCtlldal of fut
year.
'!be pair are occused ol sollcltklg 1
1lnbe ltoro ~ Gearg&'Mural to aid hi the renewal of bis loaae on 2U acres ol
coaniy park lsnd. '1'be flt,000 llribe Wll alleCed to have betl) a campaign con-
tr!l>iotlon to &IJ)erviaor Robert Battin.
llcMllruiey 11as reelaced on .the l>oatd
b1 -iiecde ... appotnfoleDt b7
Fujita .... nolfo!l~ a f~ ac-
tloo ol dlotrict direc\ors; Dlatrfet lepl
<lllllllel. Oe\Wg• I.oJan pld Mcl!blnnoY'• ll)poin~ u ~wu WepL
For.Rock Concert
Audltlona will be beld SU!my,_Aprll 1,
at Huntington .C.Oter, fllr • irock Cjl(l-otrt _...., by the Huntlngtoo Beach
Junior Wpmen'1 t'lub.
Bands lnteltS!ed , In audttlonlng for ·
for the COl\CltJ't should Jll<me -for detaUed ...,rmatlon.. 'l'he...Utiona will
be held from 1:30 p.m. to 10:'30 p.m.
• lo the lhoppq oonter mall. 'Ille roclt _.-j, called . "Roel< Bo<>-
""• 1' 111 tlni:lude • """"" Ind ls • adloduled fw f 'p.JI!., Apdl, •• lo the Hun~ Oetlter mall. ".• •
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Flnancioi. col•!llulit Svlvfa
Porl<r "'¥1 the ..,. of .cheqp food ""'11 be ...,., l'rtside!ll Ni::-
an~1 coniumu adviler vrga
sl\Oppfrs to trv vnfl pricing, arid
Miami s~ra a r < plclring
11\efr own ll<Oilobl" from IM-
fleldi. See tli<s• food ston,r
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Dean Lied
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I WASlllNG'!ON (AP) -L. Patrick
Gl'&1 sold,' loday pmiclen11al -I
John W. Dean pn>bably lied lo the FBI
June '2 when be sald be would have t.o
determine if Watergate defendant E.
llowatd Hunt bad an olflce In lbe White -· Under intense questioning by Sen.
Robert C. Byrd 10-w.va.), Gray Said be
-.Id agree, looking back In blndslgbt,
':n::::e~::~:::c:;
learn II Hunt bad a White H,... olllc:e
when be bad Hunl'o Ille opened In lbe
Elemli.. Olllco Building Clllly three
clayl before. The building -Whlto
H<we olOceo.
In the opening of the sale belonlfng to
Hunt, a gun and eome electrullc deYlces
were fouDd and kept Lo Dean's office tm-
tit June 27 before be.ing turned over to
lhe FBI.
Hunt is a defendant in the. bugging of
Democratic headquarters in t h e
Watersate complex last year.
Gray is President Nixon's nominee to
be director of the FBI, and the Senate
Jtldiciary Committee, of which Byrd is a
member, i.s holding hearings on wblther
tO approve him tor the post.
Byrd quellloned whether Dean's action
In tellJng lhe FBI ho would have to
determlDe If Hunt bad an olflce In the
White -and keeping the material from the Ale for a while railed any
; ·eyebrows wlP, Gray or FBI agents.
''No llz'i DCIWl of thll W81 liiJcuued in
that lime fnme," Gray oald. "It jUlt dld
DOI ..,.,.., We were rec<Mn1 loll o!
nlatorial al that Ume and cbeckli>g out
nilny leadl. •
'Mr. ~turned over lbat material
v.i!UDlarily but It was Incriminating to II/!!' the leul," oald Gray.
''Gray uld the FBI did not question-the .
!act that Dean kept the material from
the We for seven daya bectUJe "be Is the COW1lel lo the l'rolldeot and he has a
responsibility to s a f e g u a rd the
Ftrealdent's , papers."
1Byrd replied: "Presidents have been
betrayed by their aides, aenaton liave
been betrayed by their aide!, even Cbrist ~U was betrayed by ooe of 1111
chosen few.''
Gray uld be dJICllSSed the Senate
' ttee bearings with Dean, but
ed to oubmll a noconf showing the
aod time of ~ ?artollll call!.
, lilt llart of todq'a bWlnp, Byrd
asked whether Gray bad talked lo Dean
alnce lbe bearings began.
~'"' ttplled that ' be bad talked· liJ •phone •libt to 10 to u llrMI with.Ille
ite House counsel, who tiaa declined a
c:pmmittee invitation to appear for ques-
tioning but has of!ered to answer In
writing relevant questions submitted to
him.
1 Byrd asked the subject ol the con·
'fersationa Gray had wilh Dean.
I '1Tbeae bearings," Gray replied, "I
tried lo 11ve him a !eel o! bow Ibey were
aolng."
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·n.e American Field Service exchange
afudent Jl'Qll'&m is alive but not so well
Ip Huntington Beach, and Chris Gelger
'j9Mtl to give it a shot in the arm. ; PJria, an 18-yeaNld Huntington Beach
HJgh School senior, is seeing clubs and
organiiaUoos willing to hear what she has
to say about AFS.
'Cllria spent tWo months last year .living
Mlb a family in TreUeborg, Sweden,
r«lpresentlng her high school in the AFS
p,togram.
"1be e•cbani• )ln>lll'8lll oendl hundreds of studenla abroad ew:ry yeu lo uper-
leilce dlffeteot cultural, she uld.
Clubo and organlzaUona w11b1ni to bear au;. can contocl her through the blgb
aebool -I ICtlvlttes office.
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A campaign to 1nV'estlpte ,@19 "·!!to
ulety o! the portable rJaumoins ~
Founllln 'valley, Hl&h School bao a1'Jll'•
ently ftOf: reached the Foun).\tn. Vijley
Fire Department. , ,
Fire Capt. IUchanf Feoe~tfll fold to-
day ~ ocbool 1dlslrict ~ )lot, Oordcted
the ·l!e!)artment !ft eooneetto•lwiih•lhe
investigation thal was. pro~ ,at the
Board· of EducaU9n meetlnt 'Maren 13.
At that. meetlf>i Mark Belgeo, repre·
' sentalive of ~ scbool's Juvenile Pro-
tedioo C.OuncU,. t:i:sked board members
to bud&et funds for inJtalling a second -
exit in tjie 3l parta~le classrooms that
are "'8<f a~ tlio ocbool. , ·
He DQled tl)lit. ~ JOOW have one
.exit each 1 an4 , Iha~ rtli<! ..,,...lfllut wlo-
do)Y1,wbiel> could: lie ·used ·as, additional
• emerpocy; Wis have ~ closed by .
metal louvert to 1 prevent break·ins and .
I bur8:laries. · 4 Drstrict. SUperintenden1 Jick Raper ·
said the fire safety of the portables had
been previously researched by the di&-
lrlct .and he noled that the bulldin&s all
coofonn to the state Fire Marshal1s
regulations.,
He also pointed out that the majority
of rooms in the permanent buildings
also have only one el.it.
Flames Destroy San Frauciseo Pier
But trustees said t h e y wanted the
opinion of the local fire departments In
the investigation of the safety of the
buildings and written statements from
the 1 I a I e fire marshal lndlcatlng that
the buildinp are safe. ... •
They indicated that tbey'11'i!lt to know '
U the mlnlmum state law Pi,-ovides rea· ;
sooable safety standards and If no~ lbe
tnllloel uJd tbey woilld conilder talt-·
Ing fUrlher actfoo !n.'ihe inatttl' at !Mir ,
·Crowds watch as a five-alann fire completely con9Wlles San Francisro'•
Pier 7, sending clouds of smoke over the Bay Area. Firemen battled
-Drug Overdose
Ru'-ed .in Death
From Pqe l
JOINT ...
general environment.
Of Actress' Aide A number of residents also questioned
the "optimism" of the report in predic-
ting quiet, safe aircraft by 1985, while
GILA BEND, Ariz. (UPI) - A cor-"pessimistically'' projecting a dense
oner's jury ruled today that actress county population of more than 2.2 mil·
Sarah Miles' business manager died of lion by that time.
an overdose of drugs, bu! said there were A few speakers contended the popu1a-
slill unannered quesUOos about the In-tioo projectioo. and thus, the projected · · .,_ body . • need for airports, was too blgh. Juries on wa , •. cl The verdict was returned by the six· Dennis c.ourternarcbe, ty manager
member jury after it deliberated two . of ~l ~aeh,. summ~ up many of ~e
houri on the Feb. IL death o! David oppoeitloo s -IB as.
WhlUDg, II. --nie site_ WU orlg!oolly .~ .. ' "Wbe~ tlili .. erdose wu lakeo In· a military airport and lh.n. ts ... rooitl ·
tenUonaUy or accidentally has not been for storage of small aircraft ~r ~· ~determined," the jury said. "Also, it has . -A~t 1~000 persons live withm
not been detemiined whether pbysi°' In-hve. milea_o/ !he. site. TIMnl ,are mo"'
lmilel' found on the body were con-tbari 1,600: ~ unmecfl8leJ1. adjaC:
tributing factors In lhe death or Mw in Seal. Beach that woold be eodange ,
tbele Injuries were sustained." by civilian flying, where fatal crashes
ed ft . . are more numerowi. 1be jury reconven a er nce1vmg . a -Nearby freeways and roads are al-
palr of autopsy reports which. said ready overloaded and couldn't handle
WhlUng dJed of a drug overdose m the the traffic.
bathroom of Mlsa Miles' motel room -Education of students at five schools
while she was in the room of actor Burt Blong the airport periphery would be im·
Reynold!. paired or endangered.
InvesUgators have libeled Whiting's --Outdoor activity end quiet living at
death a suicide. senior citizens community of Leisure
Whiting'• body was In a funeral home World, a half mile away, would suffer.
tn Berkeley, Calif., after it waa ordered -A federal wildlife sanctuary ls two
shipped there by Whiting's mother, Mrs. miles away at the Seal Beadi Weapons
Louis Campbell. An o!ficill at the Slati<xl. The ''precarloualy Imbalanced"
Bayview Chapel woold not say why It had community of birds mlflht be banned.
been shipped there from Gila Bend, Q>urtemarche uked that a complete,
where It had been held for 33 days. accurate eavtronmental. impact state-
However, Mrs. Campbell ha! challeog-ment ~ prepared and reviewed on the
ed the autopsy reports that Whiting died expanston ,of the air base prior to further or an overdose or pills because he also cons1derat1on of any change. Id•-I
d I J t h d Mex Dreyer of IA!isure Wor ">X"8 received a he~ n ury • scra c es an Beach made what he admitted was an
abrasio!18, and. at was reported she could "emotional approach" to the two hear-
be seeking a third autopsy· ine: board members.
Transportation
Study Approved
By Huntington
Huotlnston Beach has agreed to join
the county and other Orange Coast cities
in a study o! lransportaUoo needs along
the original route of the now-defunct
Pacific Coast Freeway.
''The study might Include consideration
of a new highway, a monorail system or
some othtt form of transit," City
Administrator David Rowlands s~id to-
day.
"We don't really know what the study
will cover because il is n1ostly under
county jurisdiction." he added. "Our ec·
tion is merely to indicate interest in such
a study."
Monday night. Rowlands assured coun·
cilmen the study would "in no way rein·
camat.e the old Coast Freeway."
"But we must have some kind of
transportaUon corridor here," ho said to-
day.
Rowlands said he believes the dtler of
Newport Beach, Seal Beach and Laguna
Beach are also willing lo join the study,
as is the Orange County Tr1111Sportation
District.
No date bas been set for the first
transportation meeting, but Pub\IC Works
Director Jim Wheeler wiU act as the city
spokesmen dorllli the study.
Mayor Al Coen atso asted Rowlands 10
... c11vate the old CIUzena Tranlporta·
Um Sludy c.mmlUee to looli: tnlo the orooiem.
Kuwait Nabs Iraqis
KUW AJT (AP) -Kuwaiti army
patnill began a mw roundup today of
Inql cltbelis in this oll-rlch Peral¥ Golf
atat• ~ prtytJ\t wbat eov•mmdlt spo-..., lenMd "poeolblt acll ol
!lbotqe.''
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He asked for understanding of the
"problems of people with gray hair. Un-
derstand that every dam tlme one of
those planes goes over our heads - I
hear a little less." Drtyer was wearing a hearing ajd ,
Some of the speakers suggMted alter·
nate sites away from already·deve~
clUes should be explored. Cilno !Dlls
and Camp Pendleton were mentioned.
'11le looe bold-out In faVO< of clvlliao use ol Loo Alamltoa WBI Ronald B. Allen
of Fountain Valley, an airplane owner.
Allen uld be wao speaklni ollly be-
cause he couJd say he had done eo "five
years from now when I have to drag my
airplane to the dewl and drive 100 imleo
to fly Jt." Some speaken had complained that
airportJ serve so few people, and ~Y
shouldn't be built for the convenience
of those few . Allen defended his hobby and added a
wa rning.
"Now you"re talking about movtntz lbe
ainiorts out away from the people." he
said. But airports have a way of draw-
ing business and soon houses will be
built on the oerlphery of those new alt'-
ports, he said. , .. And It will start an over agaib,"
Allen concluded. "Tile deserts ire qillet
now -but In 10 years Ibey -1 be -
airports will be there."
John TUmer, manager o! the 1mall1
private Meadowlark AJrporl In Huntlna-ton Beach, spoke of lbe ae!._ ol
residents arwnd the ain>orl '
Nine yean ago, the c!ly of Huntlncton
Beach okayed the buildlnl of a twoctory
school buUding Just ooulh of a Moadow-
larlt ""'"a', he said. To rna1<e "1!'1ng safer 'l\lmer satd he proposed exten-sion 'o! the runway In Iha opposlle di-
rection .
But the peoole there oomplalntd and
Slopoed the 1>110. '"nle peop!e on the
north end dido 't care about the people I
oo lbe aouth end." be uld. "Nob<idy
really bales an airport -but they don't
wanl It In their ~arc!/'
The tenth SCAG bearln& will like piace
In lwe> -ks ID Pahndlle: Followlnc that ltnaJ meelflla, Ille cill-.. aen bearlna board 11111 malle a report to
SCAO'o eiec:utlYe -of -
-... the public hea:ln&x-
the blaze to no avail--Ole entire J:>ier was fllttecl-but firefighters kept
the flames from spreading to adjoining piers. (See story, Page 5.)
School Project
Refinanced
In Huntington
The cost of rehabilitating Huntington
Beach mgb School bas been refinaoced
to ~ive1 West Orange County homeowners
a sboc11 tenn property tax break, school
officials have announced.
Homeownen were slated to pay a .lG-
cent per $100 assessed valuation tax for
the next three years to raise the $1.5
millloo cost ol bringing up Hunllngtoo
Beach High School to stale eertbquake
standards.
However, the Hunt~_~ch Union
High School Dislrict,ba,s anllfllibl""1 a,11.a ltlil}Joo loan from the Stale ~ cab lie
repaid with' a levy o! only t.5 cent$ per
$100 over a 20-year period.
The overall cost to taxpayers wUJ be
the same, but the loan will enable the
work to be completed three Years ahead
of the original plan, officials said.
Cong1·ess Gets
Nixon Proposals
WASHINGTON (AP) .,-Presldeot Nil·
on oent to Congress today m. proposed
blueprint for the first complete overhaul
of federal criminal laws in the nation's
history -a lougb doCunieot that ·does
away ,with insanity as a ~efense1 tightens
obscenity laws and hits at drqg-pushers.
'111• proposed Criminal Reform Act of
1973 incorporates re-Institution of the
deat'h penalty, grades offeMes into nine
categories and sets maximum sentences
for each, provides mandatory conditions
for probation and hits corporate of·
fenders lo the pocketbook.
In his message to Congress last week ,
the President promised his proposed
legislaUon would do away witb laws that
"have become inadequate, clumsy or
outmoded.''
HuntingUJn OKs
Equipment Yard
Budget Increase
eity councilmen have approved a
$225,000 increase in Ulla year's budget for
construction of the new Huntington
Beach Munlclpel equipment yard.
Tola! eoot ol the !C.Z.acre P,:.jec! !1
estimated al 12.3 million, spreoid • ...,.
four phases .
Tile first phase, 'primaruy site ~
lion, cost lj00,000 and dlould.be complete
by this June. The new dty yard Is on the
west side of Gotbar~ Street.', l\Orll' of
Slater Avehµe . 1 •
Cily Admloialrator ' David Rowlands
!Old councilmen Mori'.1!)Y the Phase jJ
cost, with the adde~r' money, ls now
$825,000,
Phase 11 involves Ule construction of
an administration truµdlng, a warehouse
and an emergency power generator.
The emergency is to blame for part of
the cost increase, Rowlands said. He also
told councilmen that the warehouse wu
scheduled !or Phase Ill, bul be wanted
the eltra money to build it now.
He said bullclJnt the warehouse -
would save money over the long nm.
Phase II should be finished by February,
1974.
Pba.ses 111 and IV involve the con-
struction of garages to house city trucks
and other equipment. A public works of·
!icial said Ibey will be butlt .. needed,
with no specific time, limits set.
The additional $225,000 for Phase 11
will come out of the civic improvement
fund , wh.ich contains sufficient money,
Rowlands said.
Councilman Henry Duke and Mayor Al
Coen objected to spending the money
before a six-year budget ls completed,
but agreed to go along with it alnce the
project appears necessary.
March fl meeUn1. / Feuerateln said that local fire de-
partments have no jUrtadlction over !)le
con.rtrucUon regulations-g o Y. e r n 1'11, g
schools. I
"Legally, our oOly concern can be the
number of studenb!: in a classroom. As
long u the schools don't exceed those
standards, we have no ~wer, •t. he said~
But, the !Ire captiln lidded: "W• have
always advocated having'• two . wa)'I out
of any room, In sp~ of the law tbal
...ys there ooly bas to be one.
"Schools are beflla built with one·ai>d .
as long u the bu1ldlngs conform • lo 1 state law, we have DO say. We're not 1
conducting eny campaign lo have the ,
Jaw changed,~' ·be Contl.nued: 11Any.One j
wbo'• lrXerested lmqwa pui: opll!lnrl; )!ul •
ao far lbeX.ba"l!I~ """',JI( to' ~t I the !Aw.?• ~ f ,....,_ • , • • ,,_ ... ..,, ..
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Held on Felony
Hit-run Charges
A Newport Beach man who allegedly
fought o!f ...wd·be helpers and fled af-
ter a broadllde car crash that Injured
a youog :>anto . Ana cquple today fifces
felony drunken driving aod bit and run
cbarg,. in HunUngton Beach. .
Micbael ,D. Coleman,.21, of 20'7\I 19th
SI., Balboa, was booked !Jio.~ty Jaji
Wednesday olgbt 'fcillowing the accident
at Warner Avenue and Beach· Boule-
vanl.
Investigators clajm be wu eouth-
bound on Beach Boulevard and ran a
red light, ramming the couple's car.
Billy D. Barvey, 20 ·and bis wife
Cat h y, 18, both were taken
to HunUngton lntercommunity Hospital
and treated for head lacerations · be-
fore being transferred to Long Beach
Naval Hospital.
Witntsses said Coleman violently re-
sisted aid at the scene' but was cap-
tured on loot about two blocka 'away by
officers a.raid Evans and LoweU sair
dera.
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1. Stop fn and got our price Oft any TV In otock. 2. Shop our prleo A compar!t;
3. If you cen purchase the TV for1lt11 i1t any other franchlncf dealer In <>ra• Co, Dubo
lap'• witl aoll you tho TV 1t th1 LOWER prlc1 PlUS GIVE YOU AN ADDITIONAL 10%
OF THE DIFFERENCE. Offer oxplr11 Aprll 15, 1973,
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Some days, it Isn't so bad when 4-year-old Sesn Si-
bert is the only boy in the nursery school at Salinas.
'Other times, however, it really bugs him, particu-
larly when the girls decided to play c1re .. up and start banging furs and silly things on him. You can
tell this ls one of those times.
Reagan Opens Camp~ign
For Tax Control Action
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald
Reagan lawicbed an unprecedcmted two--
pronged campaign today to write his
long-rsnge tax coolrol plan loto Ibe
Cllllornla Constllution.
The Republican chief o:ecutive, at a
new1 conference, announced introductloo
of Ibe coostltutlonal amendment Into Ibe
1'glllature, wbere ht aid ht upOcts-it
to'be defeated. -
Bot at the same time, be said, a
parallel tnlllattve petlt10n campaign will
begin nm month . to bypass tbe
legblature aed put the proposal dln!Ctly
... tbe 1lalewtdo·~,1n No~f lltol!lll · ilJof,~ .. ~ c!lilr.ens ·committee will i!(ieirbead ·the
p;,Utlon campaign. He said It will · be
New Road Tenn
Yet Undefined
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By f.ommi~oner
Tbe Orange CountJ ao.d Deportii>inl mo 1 new ca'-1 ol roadwa7 -1he
irohlpOrtadcn conidor -to· add to
-y. highway aed road.
Bot .Murray Stonn, asslslant county
rood -· eald l\ls depertment ..-,.i dellne the new category.·
He agreed with SUpervl8or Ronald
Cupln that a dellnlU... ·suggested by
Sen. JamOI Mill> (~ Diego) was .,...t tbe best. Tllat said a transportation
-would include eV<ey mode of
pebple mov~ from a railway to a bicy-
cle trail.
The new designation comes about
becalllO of the poor repute to whicJi the
term froeway bas fallen In recent years.
Tbe rood department argues that it mum
move the -le regardless ol the ll4ll10
of the roadway.
headed by Dr. Nonnan Topping, presi-
dent emeritus of.use.
Topping btaded last year's successfdl
campaign against the Watson lniiladve
that Reagan aed otber slate kallen op-
posed .. the basis Its property tax Umll
provisions would create chaos.
"Government spending 11 out of band,"
Reagan said. "As cillr.ens and tupayers,
we have· an imparalleied ~ty to
reverse·tbe trend and 'actually reduce the
amount of 1taxes the state can take !tom
~ pe0~le'1 earnipP. · "Jn4e0!!, U our plan I! ~pc;ov'1J jn
November,.OOilonlians wm be able to
keep IOI; themselves -to .spend as Ibey
wish'_:_ '1111 builon In earnings over the
next 15 yeirs," be added. ' .
"Without this plan, there. is evefy
likelihood that the same 1111 blllioo will
uaed to satilfy go\.ernmeiit'a voracious
app@tlte for the people'• eamlnga, In •the
form ·of :bJgber tai:es," the GoVernor
said. .
'''The Legl!iature bas made It clear
they are not going to lef It ·(thO bill)
come out." Reagan said in a· radio in-
veniew late Weilnelday. ~ ' •:
The ~ would tie lllate tax col-
leclionl to a peroenlage of per90llaJ In-
come, reduclng·the ratto of taxaUoo from
the current level of nearly nine cents on
each ~ ol lncOme to about ael"ft
ceni:11":rif .:il5'C:::.1iaoinY of fodr
wouldJ&Ve·l17,000 In that ~-
pared wilh the ~ rltt ·ofi. col-
iectiooJ ~ atate lpe!ldlng.l ' . '
The 'state budget Still <X>Uld triple, lo 127 billion, in that period aod leave room
f .. growth, Inflation and new programs,
Reagan said.
Reagan urged ca!Uomians to !ell their
lawmake?s "in no uncertain tenns" they
want the measure put on the ballot at the
special eiectioo be plans to call In
November. .
Board Approves
Rinke,.; s Zoning
On El Toro Road
An election campaign contributor to
four of the five Orange County
SUpervison Wednesday won approval
from the board of commercial zoning
akm,g El Tonr Road, over ... a recom...
meodation for deoia! !tom county plan-
niiii! commissioners.
Developer Harry Rinker was re-
questing a zone change from residenilal
to commercial use on eight acres on El
Toro· Road, dlvlded by Muirlands
Boulevard in· El Toro..,, •· 1 ·•
County planolng conunla!ioners hlid
recom"'"""""'denlal C!f the mne change
and1-;;-"''iiinJ ' 1 amifudmen~ to ~JI! ~ o%~ra1··~ ''l')iey Ci ~
congestion and an existing o'fe!.Joad 4f
commercial properties in the area as
rea*°rls. · · · · · .
In his appeal of the .Jenlal to the board,
Rinker \,mg. a furniture store is planned
on one (farce! and neighborhood shopping
on another, which is adjacent ~ two
churches.
A•previou!PrequeSt·by Rinker for co.It·
mercial development that locluded two
service stations was turned do"1J by
IU~. Rinker lw beeo listed as a campaign
contributor to all supervbors except
-ly,electod ~ Diedrich. '
Diedrich aed fellow Supervisor David
Bater voted for the changes. although
they eald they thouglit tbe action ~led
a fiv,e-month old moratoriwn banning
~es not coosisteot with general
pllh l'ecOriunendations. ..,.._,
$1perviaon adopl<d the moratorium
late jut year to give county planners
dme ,to work on the update of the 1917
genoral plan'lnstead ol changing It llttfe
by little.
Rinker said be had met with officials of
the Saddleback Area Coortlinattng Coun-
cil (SAC<)), and received their' en-
dor1emeot !or the development. lie said
they suggested 1 mission type architec-
tural treatment for tbe shopping center
buildings. •
Transit Goals Outlined ' ' OCTD Predicu T~avel Faster Th.an a Speeding Car ·:
ByJANWORTR .... ..., ...... .....,
Picture a mass trapstt system so ef.
llc:tent that you could take a train from
' . San Diego to 'Loi -Angeles 1n less time
than 1 plane, or get from your front door
ID any deann.tlon Jn Orange County in
leu time ~ In y00.. cat.
Thil II the goal of the Orange County
Tnnstl Dtstrlcl (OCTD), depicted for
mmnbtn ol !ht Saddlebl<k &... eo.
~ c.unctl Wedl>etday by Cordon
I . ~ district --1 .,_ ...
Tho OC'tD, •formeil a -... bu
becuD .... programa. A abort r-plan b ........ """'cywtcle 1"•111 ..
" .......... plan, barely In fllnDlnal
"-• ..U.. for NP opeed -roblet a an alternattve to freeways, joining
major Southern Cllllomia locations.
Pleldlng said tile DUI prosrom bas
shown enc0uraglng progreu in one year,
with 11 ~ MW Jn operalloq, More
than 1M1 are expacted to be l'lllllllnfl>llJbe
end ol the year, be sald, with a !utare
,.., of 200. "
The 1ehedule for [ft1Plemenllng el·
feetlvt bua UnQi>a for the endre """'ty
~ on whether the ocrr. &.ts a •t7
milllOG federal CIPftal grant, and oo
.... _ "' tht octD _,. ol 4ilW«a
•• to wlllch areas In !lie county have the
most prWtnc ll!lllil transit -._
BU1 IC!ledllltng for Saddleback Valley,
will come up In late !fl(, Fielcllnc
p""1icted. '\'he program ta planned to be
fully operative in five years.
Bua routes eventually will include El
Toro Road, Ctown Valley Parkway, the
San Diego Freeway, and Pacific Coast
Highway from Laguna Beach to San
~-,,,.. .. -of the routes 11r••W:. '"arterW" by the ocro. ·
-· -.... tea, feeder routes ""' .. -.... -!tom each com-
llllilll'a --. .M411P21' 1•el ll'flll'llD. called .. Dl&J.
.t .. 1•t11La.1Wra t1 nlllllnc at ,.U
... Otll)', fleldlnc Aid. 'nle ltrVlce costs
• eenll -the callen' door ID any location, with no mra charge fur
tranlfen.
FleldlDg utd 11\e bus prosrom WIS
begun befn tbe ll1Cll s(llld .,-
lransil ~ lleca ... the OCl'I> board
liopes to develop feeder llnkUilt .llltaf lht
bus tilltes. When tbe hl&IHPead aptem
ta flntabed, the bus f-""'let already will be available.
Rlchla-of""'lll' ate alnady available for
a hlaJHpeed transit oyl\em, F:ltldinfl
sald. Saata re ra1'""'41 tracb ar:e one
allorDlilhe, el!m""""' IM MM to can
' '! . ' out new rou es as in the case "of
freeways.
All ,..,ie. adopled by the OCTD must
lJel compaUble with those determined by
San Diego and Los Angeles Counties,
Fielding stressed.
Eventually, the transit board will have
to coordinate with San' Bernardino, Ven-
tura, and Rlvertlde Coantiel u well.
"WoO't high sP,<Od tralnl bring u
much oppoaitlon a.s freeway1 ?" one
SACC board membet querjed. '
.. , don't think •/' Flddinc replied.
''!UgllU of way are avallabk D>W. We
won't )lave to start !tom scrafdi. Flodlng
tlie leUt detrimental route II jUst part of
the .trategy ol pl~ -there are .....,.good and bad polnla .
CNcial to the whole ll"'fll'am, Fleidlng
added, II dilillacl eoDlact and 111"
!Orlmtion exchange with I o c a I
government.a. In this respect, the OCTD
will ~ with the transportaUon cor-
ridor llUd{ eurrentlY )>ebal organiled by
the Oringe t:ounty llOad bepartment to
~out gruarooll Input.
'tho bua IYll<m ..,...11y ta financing
itsalf, be uld. .
F1nanclng (or the hip speed vatem
may come from fares, J)ftll>trty 1ax,11les
tax, and r.deral IUnds. Fielding nld the
Jl'OS'lm wlll, cost 16 to II million per
mile ID lluild •
H DAILY PILOT, 3..
Alleged ' 9 Nabbed • Ill
1
Coast Drug Operation .
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Nar<otlcs olllcers from -al _. ,
clea ended a tense, tbN&mooth ln-
vestlgatton late Wednesday and arrested
nine -aUepd to be a part of a ~ eale!I rlJ>& which ulOd heavy
armament as a tndemark.
The ailt(ed group of mQor .drug -
pliers held f,rth in Oceanside but olteo
made &ales forays inlD the South Orange
Coast, police said.
During Uie'raldl at serual Ocewlde
localiom Wednesday agents aelzed r!Des,
grenades, ID DWb aDd olber weapons
allegedly ueed by the -p.
Those . _. Inillally bool<ed on
lelooy charges Included -women -
one from San Clemente.
The entire list of Oceanside residents
is:
Detecllvea added that ~ """"I large
am0W1ts of ammunlticn aa ~;
Spakesrnen ror the San Clemente
Police Department, wlllch played a key
role in the case, said that on aeveral OC·
caslons, undercover buys allegedly in·
eluded a squad of "shotgun" 1uards who
would tircle the purdlase location In an
auto. The car would be fille<J ·wlth guns-.
and ammunition, poUce relatM. •
Offi<:en: said they staged severcif'""
undercover purchases in San Clemente. ''1 •
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Clemente NixeS Protest
Group Bid for Bullhorn. ·;
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By JOHN VALTEllZA
Of ... DlllY , .... '""
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But the criticism aoon was folloW«l·bY..!
Larryi Martin, 29: Edward Martin Jr.,
31; Ediiie Lee Mays, .1'; Ophelia
Wjllla1111. (age . not i mm e d i a t e iy
avallablel; ·Betty' 1'>u Uurlj'fl; llQberlo
Romero, 19i'11blll\>.Soto; ·za abd Steven
Paul Rae, 22. ~ ... ;
A leftist protest group planning a .ma-
jor demoostratlon ln San Clemente next
week during a state visit by V\etnamese
President Nguyen Van Thieu lost a bid
Wednesday for the use of bullhorns dur-
irtg the march.
san Clemente city councilmen voted to
deny permission to lhe Vietnam Veterans
AgRinaftlie War (VVAW) for the use of
the hand--lleld devices, primarily for
"crowd control."
VVA W spokesman Alfredo C8brera wb«-
admitted that "without crowd controt!
there is always the possibility o.( a riol. ·: •
Cabrera added that the bullhorns mlg~\1
be needed "in case people needed to ~
told bow to get away from the poll<:e ~\\1 thelr tear gas ... ir we can't control U\'\, l
crowds we don 't know what wlll happeq. 't~
Wedn es day's phase of (~(
predemonstratlon process wu but a pan_,
of the total slluatil"' which might be fa~
ed in the city when the Asian chiel ol.t
state meets April 2 and 3 with Presider) •
Nixoo. .,...~
In San Clemente police arrested Mrs.
Artice ~cl1<>nald, 22, •t 1611 4ven!da Las
Bolas. The woman'iiias boOlted ... felony
nai:cotl<s charges as wtu as conspiracy
and held .. ;fS0,000 liall. ; • "
:Detec~ves. o8id thBt the'blllk of the ar-
rests took ~ Place in a residence in
Oceanside where contraband allegedly
Included marijuana In brick form, co-
caine, Lm>, exotic and costly hashish oil,
hashish cubes, peyote buttoos, seconal
apd otber drugs.
Lawyers for the group -one of
several which have said they plan
demonstrations -argued in vain before
the council Wednesday.
The presentation came laced with
VV AW criticism of a Daily Pilot headline
citing police concerns over a riot during
the demonstraUons.
Fiery fundamentalist minister Dr. Clr-b
Mclndre bad vowtd to bring h t s con·
servative followen to the um~ spot on?
Avenida del Pmidente to proise th!!>
Vietnamese leader as a "hero an4-.1
valiant soldier." ,J
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We have discontinued the followi119 Items and we must move them at once -
so we can make dl7lay room ~r 'l'.lew items. ,
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SOFA 'l LOYE SEATS .. SOFA IEDS
TIM ' t> ... ,:
NO. 1.IGULA.lt NOW
I Olive Velvet Soft
~ 1fi fl ~·1h.19ck PIHi ..... ,. .. , •.. $599.liO $2".so
l 4· ft~· oy1ter White ... f
Chonollo lulled Solo ........ ~.$599.00 UH.SO
3 100 fl. Sofa ,
Limo ' & YoOow Print .............. $649.0P . $324.SO
I~ _,, llCMILAR No'#
26 24" M~ho91n"f'Wiill Shelf .~;.Sl2f.OO ·$ 6iUO '
17 Tomlin $0n Ovol CoffH Table '199.00 $14t.IO
29 12, P•Ou Discontinued
.Drawer End TaYIH ......... ,199.00 ~,IO 00.
29 30x60 lnlol Gl•11, Top CoffH '
• Ttbll.1Ste'inl••• St~t•I, BrttS •
Trim f,..m• _ ........................... $358.00 $179.00
lO Allon Keith Sol• Bock
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4 7 ft. Gold Corduroy Velvet Sofa
With Kick PIH! ....................• 650.00 $325.00
5 7 fl. High Bock Spfo
90" Tobi• ............................... 467.00 $2'3.SO '
Gota Print With l<ick Pleat .... $650.00 $325.00
6 5 ft. YelTow Cotton Florel Print
Down ·g Feather ...................... $399.00 $199.SO
7 6 ft. Tuxedo Sofa. Olive Tweed ,
with Kick PIHt · ...................... $399.00 $199.50
8 5 ft. Tufted Love Seetwith Kic:lc Pleat
Turq. ind Olivo Pollom -.-.$469.DO ($134.50 ,
9 6 ft. Olive lintn Type Ftbric: Soft
Down & Foother ...................... $3 99.00 $199.SO
10 Queen Size Soft led. Brown
& Yellow POttorn Fobric ...... $499.00 $249.SO
11 Queen Site Tu~ed Back 'Sofe Bed
Yellow TwHd Typo Fabric •... $699.00 $34t.50
UPHOLST!IED CHAIRS
12 I Pr. Swlvtl Rocic-er1. Cotton
Print1 Shede$ of Yellow,. -
Orongo & Olivo ........ pr. $450.00 $ZZS.OO pr.
13 P1ir aronze Olive Velvet
lulled Ch1irs ........... pr. $399.00 $199.50 pr.
14 I Pr. Coritempor1ry Club Ch1irs.
White B1ckgtou nd, Brown, Bli ck
l Gold Stripes .. -....... pr. $440.0D $220.00 pr.
15 1 Dk. GrHn V'olvol
Club Choir .............................. $179.00 $ It.SO
16 I Uclies' Club Ch1ir. Oyster
& Gold Pattern ...................... $225.00 $112.50
17 I Pr. Y ollow T wood.
Rnmible Buk Cushion .... pr. $291.00 14'.00
IS I Wing Choi r. Bleck & While
Rorol Print _ ............................. $150.00 $12S.OO
19 I Lodios' Gold Volvo!
Tuft•d Chair, French .............. $250.00 $1ZS.00
20 I Pr. T omlin1on Cine Bick
French Cheirs. Olive
• Volv•I Suts ................ pr. $799.00 $3'9.SO pr.
21 . I Pr:Chenelle Yellow & Bronl•
Striped Ch1lr1. Down &
Futher Con•lruction. pr. $399.00 $199.50 pr.
22 I Down & F.e1ther Florel
Cotton Print Ch1ir. Down &
•F.ath•r Construction ............ $199.00 $ ff.SO
23 I Pr. Yellow cn,shod Velvet
, Lodio&' Club Cho irs .... pr. $399.00 $199.50 pr.'
l 1 6randfother Clock
•by Horschodo ......................... 595.00 $297.50
31 Antique While Holl Piece ....... 169.00 $ 14.50
33 Drop LHI c.11 .. Table
with Slorogo Comportment .. $199.00 $ "·50
3'1.fl-enc:h Cherry Drawer
Lamp Table _ .......................... 179.00 $ H ,50
35 M•gezine Table with Drewer ,135.00 $ 67.50
36 2 Heugon Cherry Commode
T1bl•s __ ........................ $199.oo '"·so ...
37 I Conttmporary Tier Shelf
Round Ac:c:e11ory T tble
Torjoito & Bran Trim ............ $209.00 $104.50
31 l0x'6 llolion CoffH Table •.•. $199.00 $ "·50
)9 ~Entry Piece with Ooora
Pecan Wood• .......................... $299.00 $1".50
DININCi IOOM FUINITUIE
40 56'' We1thered Otk Finish
Cbin1. Discontinued .............. $799.00
41 75" Cherry Buffet ................ $899.00
42 58" Cherry Buffet .................. S550.DO
41 Antique White Sarver
with Sloroge .......................... $399.00
44 52" Ovtl Extension T 1bla & 4
Ch1 irs, 2 20" E11:t. Latves ...•.. $899.00
45 43" Antique White Chin• .. -.• '499.00
46 1.5 Pc. Game Sot. 48" Round
T1ble, 4 Upholstered Cher
Brown Vinyl Cheirs ................ *599.00
waou•H' IRON FUINITUll '
SJ".so $Mt.so
'175.00
$199.SO
$Mt.so
$24t.SO
sz".so
47 S Pc. Glass Top Ract1ngul1 r
Table & 4 Cheirs. Finish Gold $489.00 $244.50
48 5 Pc. Round Glau Top Tab1o,
4 Upholstered Wrought Iron
Choirs. GrHn Finhh .............. $469.00 .... $234.00
49, 5 Pc. Round Glen1Top Table,
4 Chairs in Yellow F•nlah ..... -.. $499.oo $249.00
llDlOOM FUIN!TURE
50 S Pc. lt1li1n W1lnut Bedroom
Suite consisting of Triple
Dresser, Mirror, KinCJ Bed,
1 Nile T eblos ...................... $1395.00 $697,SO
51 S Pc. Dk. Pectn Bedroom
Suite. Ooubl1 Dresser, Mirror,
6'6 Hudboerd, 2 Nile Tobl0& $499.00 $24t.SO OCCASIONAL FUINITUIE
24 36" Cofttdors Curio with ' 52 Whtte I: Olive C.mpaigne
St-fie s.t.\•inor Choat .... $149.00 $ 64.50
53 I l+olion 1 llh C•nlury Full Gloss Doors ................... -'699,00
25 34" Brondl Et•gero ................. 299.00
$34'.SO
$149.50 Nigt.I Stand _ ........ -.-.... -'110.00 $ JS.GO
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4 DAILY PILllT
Rogers Protests
Attack on P lane
WASHINGTON (UP!) -?be at~k by
two ~ )<II ll&hl<n on an un&nlled
AJr Force C130 plane lllln& a ,_,nai..
oanco -~ t be .lledli.n-Sea bu beea labelod "an llllpOl'dooablo
lnctdml" by Ibo American govemmeot.
Semlary ol Stale WWiam P. ~
penonally banded • lllrollg note ol pro-
""" lo Libyan charge de'allaires Mubar·
nn N. Ben Musa Wednesday, boun after
tbe attack oc:ctllTed 13 mllea ...,lb ot lhe
Island ol Malts. ,,,. note called Ibo It·
tact "a clear violation ol lnternatJonal
law" and demanded an tmmediate In-
vestigation and esplaoation !nm t be
Libyan govemmenL
LIBYA, AN IMPORTANT ol~produo
lng country In the MJddle Eu!, bad ltill
not reaponded early today.
AF RI CA LIBVA
Stats Depor1menl spoteoman OwW
W. Bra,r, wbo called the attack "an un-
pardonable hiddllll," told reporl<n Ibo
American plane wu "lired on" -t
2 a.m. PST W-y by two Fm>cb
bullt Mirage lnlelteplon while flying In
"lnternallMal alnpece." Bray aatd the
relatively alow-fiylng, propelleNlrlven
plane was noc struck and managed to
elude the sw1n... Jet• by ny1nc Into
cloudl. It landed aalely In Alhenl, G.....,.
Bray aald tbe plane had cl'llt Amer!·
can marklnp and that the attack could
not have been a case oi mistaken identl· ty. . ,.
BRAY DID NOT DESCRIBE the plane·s
mission except to say that it was not con-
nected with the Central Intelligence
Agency.
But other """""' said it WU eogqed
In electroolc surveillance ol an undlscl<Jo.
ed area and """'1edlY Wiii part ol a Oeet
ol U.S. ,....,Ml....., planes whicb ny
clo1e lo lor<lgn coontMo and ._..i their
radar and radio tranmru..ioil 1'1tb ....i.
tive devices.
State Department ol!iclala said that the
wrili<n note lnxn Rogera lo Ben Muaa
called the atlBck proY<>CatlYO and Irre-
sponsible" and could not beJp but worsen
the already .. tralned relBtloos between the
two nations.
Bray, although fiaUy denying the plane
was carrying out spying actlvlUeo !0< the
CIA, did not rule out the pabillty that
tbt aircraft was conducting some kind ol,
serial or electronic surveillance.
There waa mmg speculatloo tbal the
C130 wu monitoring Libyan alrwav,., or
was keeping track ot the Soviet fleet In
the eastern Mediten"anean.
UPIT .......
ITT TESTIMONY-Robert Ber-
rellez, !'IT publlc relations
chief for South America, told
Senate panel Wednesday tbat
he offered financial aide to as-
sociates of Jorge Alessandri.
conservative candidate who op-
possd Salvador Allende.
Solution Recalled
WASHINGTON (AP) -Moro than
900,000 boUlm ol intravenous eohrtloo
manufactured by Cu t t er Laboratories
have been ordered recalled as autboriUe.s
ln...Ugate postsurgical Infections In
three women who received the solution.
Hospitals supplied by Cutter of Berkeley,
Calif. were advised to diJcoo.Unue using
boltles produced at the firm's Chat·
lanooga, T!llll., plant be1ween Jan. 4,
1972, and March l, 1973.
Cold Storms . Grip Nation
Winter-like Weather Reported on East, West Coasts
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COM ta I Weather
P.nly cloud'y wlttl ~ o1 ..,_._
.,., todey. \11rl1t111 wind• bKomlna
w11terly 10 lo II knob tod1y Ind Fri·
clay, High todrti In ~ low 60a.
Coe1111 lwrTIPl'!'lturn ,....,. rrom jQ
to 4'0. lnl1!1d ~""'"' tl!'lff from
Al to U Wlltr ~tuA 60.
Sun, llfoon, Tides
' TMU•SOAT
SKOl'ld hlgJt ........... 10:47 p.m. s.o
5-=ond low ............ 4::M p.rn. 1.1
P'ltlDAY
Finl l'l'9h ...........•.• 11:14 p.m. 19
Finl low .............. 6:01 1.m. o.s S~ high .....••...• 11:22 p.m. A.7
Second low ............ 4:45 p.m. 11
Sun llMI 5:5' 1.m. ..... •:GI p.m.
Moon 11'-lO:ot p,m. Sett 7:311.m.
ITf Leader
Tells Chi1e
Crisis Plan ..
WASlllNGTON (4f) -A -vloo
preoldml ol lnt«natlcml ~ •
Telqrapb Corp. aaid toda)' Ibo -reJected a CIA plan lo lncb:e.-lc
oollapoe In Cblle In mo.
Edward J. GtrrilJ, Ibo l'IT .... po.-.
deal, told a Senate lllbcGmmltlel tbal
the flv .. polnt plan WU IUgJeoted to blln
on Sept. 29, ll70, by WUUam V. Broe,
head ol Latin American -serviceo for Ibo_ ~tral lntelllgence
Agency.
"It dldn, make seme and ... didn't
want any part of. It," Gerrity testlfled at
a heiring ol a special Senate Forel&n
Relations su-ttee on multlnatlonal
corpontlom.
GElllUTY SAID COMPANY olflcWJ
did contact atbor oompanlel wUb prop.
erllel In a.Ile "bul aoly to ,..., .... ID1
oplnlon lbat tbo plan wouldn't...¢" • Gerrity COltt;eded tbal l'IT WU feorful
ol property esproprlatlon II Salvador
AlleDdi, Wfio already bad wm a plurallty
In a popular ei.ctloo, wu declared pres!·
dent ol Cltllo by the Cbllean congress.
"All we were concemed about wu that
we receive prompt and jun payment,"
Gerrity said
The five-poUit economic chaos pro-
gram, which Gerrity said Broe sug-
gested, was outlined in a telegram to
Harold s. Geneen, l'IT board cbalrman,
on Sept. 29, 19711.
Ge<rJty said G<neen rej<cted lbe Idea
also as being "self4efea~."
Gerrity ..id the m afflllate, Chile
Telepbooe Co., bad service agreements
lo live up lo and needed mooey lo carry
them OUL
"IT WOUU> BE aell-defeatlng to In-
duce ecooom:ic chaos in Oille," be said.
The five proposals included:
I -Banb should not "'""" credits or
should delay doing ao.
2 -Companies sboold drag their feet
In sendlng mooey and making dellverlea
of spare. parts.
3 -Put pressure on Chile aavlnp and
Joan companies to came them lo "1ut
their doors.
4 -Withdraw all tecbnical help.
5 -Coot.act other companies.
As lo bis meeting . with Broe, Gerrity
said he was told that ol all the compmlles
involved "ours alooe bad been responsive
and tmderslood the problem.
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California School Ruling
Conflicts With Top Court
SACRAMENTO (AP) -California
moved ahead under its own Serrano
school rmance ruling today, uncertain of
the future effects of a U.S. Supreme
Court dectsloo In a Bimllar Clllle from
Te..._
The Bupreme Court ruled 5-4 In the llodrliuez caae from Teno Wednesday
that II wu up lo the legislatures,
geoeral!y, lo determine bow best lo
finance their llCbool systems.
The ClOUrl look Ibo opposlle view ol tlie
Ca1llomla Supreme Court's ruling In Ser-
'M oral Victo ry'
Cheers Panama
On Canal Vote
PANAMA (AP) -U.S. negotiator. now
lace tbe problem of try!og to get a new
Panama Canal treaty aatlslactory to the
U.S. Congr<M from a Panamanl..,
government bolattred by a moral victory
In tbe U.N. Security Council.
Alter a parade of diplomats at lbe
councll'a special meeting tn Panama
beraled WaabJnilon I<>< Its Latin
American pollcy, U.S. Ambassador John
Scali vetoed a resolutloo ..-glng his
government lo algn a new canal treaty
with Panama ''wfibout delay.~'
It was tbe dJlrd U.S. veto bl tbe 71
yura ol U.N. hlst«y, and all ol tbem
were cast by the Nixon @dmlnlsl.ratioo.
Only one council member -Britain -
backed the United Stat .. by abolalnlng.
The vote WU IS.I.
''The United States vetoed the reaolu·
lion tlUp!ltrtlng the Panamanian cause,
bul the wbole WOl'ld bas vetoed
Washington." Foreign Minister Juan
Antonio Tacit of Panama declared. !;le
promlaed ·1o bike tbe 1'sue to the m.
member General ~.
rano vs. Priest on Aug. 30, 1971, but Chief
Justice Donald R. Wrlgbt ol the State
Supreme Court said Wednesday that the
high court had not necessarily reversed
lbe Serrano ruling.
IN 'l1IE SERRANO opinion, the ,
Calilomla ClOUrl !aid the state wu com-
pelled lo move away from the P"'POriY
tax .. a major melbod ol acbool finance
bea111.,, It di5Ctlminaled against cblldml
living In poorer districts.
1'lat was interpreted as meaning the
state bad lo take over the great bulk ol
school support, using statewide taxes, in
an effort to give a child an equal educa-
tional opportunity regardless ol wbero In
california be lives.
Because of legal technicalities, the
Supreme Court sent the Serrano ....
back to Los Angeles Superlor Court for a
new trial and thwi did not issue a direct
order to the legislature to comply.
'nle legislature look a I i ra t al'l'f
toward meeting the goals of the Serrano
dectsioo, anyway, by boosting state aid lo
)ocal acbools by more than $3211 millioo wt December.
IN 'l1IE nscAL YEAR starting July
I, the stale wt1I give local scboo1s ahoilt
$2.2 billioo. The acbools will pay the rest
of lhelr bills with an estlmaled 13 bUllon
from the property tu.
Calilomla has the n1tlon'1 largest
scbool system with u millioo pupils.
AMembly Speaker Bob Morelli (0.Yan
Nuys), said "we bave to rfl!anl Serram
vs. Priest as the law of this state" unless
lbe Calilomla cou<I decides olberwiae.
.,, In an interview with the Rivenlde
Press-Enle!prise, state Oiiel Justice
Wright aala tlie Tex .. ruling bad no Im·
mediate, direct elfect on California
becaUMI It WU bued '"1 the equal pro-
lectioo claU5e ol the U.S. Coostltutlon
while the Calilomla court's ruling -bued on that clause plus provisl005 ot
the state Coostitutlon.
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Honorably - - -Our Heartfelt Thanks Fo r ·A ·Job
Well Done. We Are Extremely Proud Of You.
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VOL 66, NO. 81, 5 SE.cl'IONS, -48 PAGES OAANtE COUNTY, CAUFOltNIA THURSDAY. MAJCH 22, 1973 N TEN ·CENTS ·
Gas Official
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Lists Ratiaitjng
~ Alte.rnatives~:
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RUDI NIEDZIELSKI. o! tnnsportatlon, reviewed a lohg IJsl ot-BJJd the creotJm of a vial!le {IUbllc
transpprtallon allemaUve !<r -trlj18 · which are essential,'' be said.
user's ·re.. for people who drive their
automoblte-Into or wbO part 'wllhin. tile
ceoilral city, a«ordlng to ,8h:ten.
pools, automated bus scheduling, and the
scbOduI!ng of Industry worl< sbl!ts to ac-
commodate \hem.
hope for the futwe: hope for a better
iransportallon ~ with lesa pallutloe
at lea~ tor in1n GI your mhe• • ,.
-"1tf .. Da11r "" '!.,. aJtenaaUves to ratlooJng.
Gu raUonlng may not be an exclusive He aald the Los Angeles area ln
remedy: to' Southern callfohlla11 smog • p8rtieWar will have to seek out a .com~
: J'"'!>le'1'o according to tesdmoQY · o!ftrecf plete; ~I" of actions\ fro'!' wlllFh to
1n Anaheim· today before : tb e bWJa a. comprehensive ind mler-ii>odal
The !ederal olflclal laler .. -several ~!' COl_l!;epls •for -reduclnc, the
.total velllCM! mllea · traveled (VMT) In
Oilier$ COllSlst · of lmpro~ oom-. -..
Envfromneotal • Protection At,eN;Y •. tranaP<l?latlon ffllein. · ' '
Teetilylng be!ore the !~ , panel, "certalniv, the first step In restricting
Southern caJifor1tia: · mupjcalilllB ~ui;h sa ~tel'!Ph</M, 11!'1
cable :rv •14.reduce the number; ot auto
trips necesaary· and ' Improvement In
•transportallon• to Include ol>llS • Unu ·or
buaways,,bigb-<apaclly and; double deck
,buses, subscrl~ bat aervtce. "eer
"Pirbaps the · mOlll lm~t point l
can malte ·today is that none.of these new
strategies and too!• of · tr~portallon
wlllcb I have. descrl~ here are perfect,
nor do they o!lt!I' lull soiut!Ona to m
p.oblen\a ID Los Angeles;" be llald. ·
During his ~ kmy, llirl4'
discio..ed that in lflS .the tlrbon M'80
TraQsportallon Admlalstr8Uon . hat -vided a $250,000 inal)'lis of a l!""™9 '
rapid rail corridor iri Orange 0xmty. currently Involved In a ~ ~ lhe automObiie is not an across-lhe-boar<I
on methods of:'cle!nlng up lhe .alr, Johri cut In everyotie'• ablCJlllOblle ·use oot
One ol tbe3e includes le"Ylng economic
, pel181Ues or proVidlng incenUves for'peo-
ple wbO use ' llH!lr automobllea. In
essence, . these plaruJ: lnY1llve •special
Hliten did not elaborate furtber en
wbat lhb railroad plan mJcl*.-e. E. Hirten, asSistant to the U.S. secretary rather, eJltjilnil\· • Uon of nm-essential Iii_ ps
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Buck CdM ·Downzoning •
' Real-tors Advised
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In pep rally fadiloo, -· Area realtors t.oday were urged to "pack the
bearing room" tonlght, wben Ne\VPO?I
Beach Planning c.ommission members
will be asked to endorse massive re-
duced zoning In Corona de! Mar.
"Ifs tlmelthey heard '"1>81 the people
of the city really want. Pack that room,
slllmp your feet, shout and ·get up to
tell them •you oppose !ID!" downzoolng,"
said Ric;hard Irwin, a ~ of the
Newpcirt --Olsta Me1a Board of · . .
Reeltors at a BaJboa Bay Club member-
ship meeting.• '"
Other offloera ct the boar4 were
cheered by members for their recent
attac"8 on pl{IJlDel"S for ev@ consider-
ing down7.oning.
During tonight's meeting at 7:30 in city
hall, commissioners will consider the
d0Wll%0llhig plan along with other gen-
eral plan items, including the land use
element.
The ·dowllZoning·proposal asb·that all • > • • . " • •
R-2 and IW mulll-famlly lots In Corona
de! Mar be rezoned Into the new R-1.5
limited duplex zone.
• Under the new "°""• dupleses could
still be bWJ~ but oii!y to 150 pereent of
the bWJdable lot area rather tlian the
3JO percent under ·R-2 and -the 300 pel'
centonder'R-3.
Planners claim the dowllzooing ls the
ooly . way to preserve the vill~g .. 1ype ) <:8""·liO!f.ft'E: ·~·-%>. * . * * , ··,., .L .,.f>. ; ... •~.·
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Behi.nil .Cit_ y· Manag-. er On ~lfc)Wth . '
Tight cOi\~ on _J>OPU'ation and de-By~ 8CllREDlllR btob ~. lettblg the Udal waters Ing pro]«t had JIOt been fin!-.
-~ . velopment I" NewJll>rt · Beach will do °' .. -_,.,,. ·rwr11 In. ,-, -m. llM ll llOd to be P'''""
By L. PIITER KR~ whether W)'!Ut &Oil Betleiioourt are do-nothing but good for the future city ao-A l~oot.blgb earlh'dlte boldlng back Sevei'al lft!!lll pll:eel of eai1b......, oat .to <MDVIII w.n-If Ille• °' .. °'"' '"' ...-Ing good or bid. jobs.. . ' the waters of Ne"l>Orl llarbol' at the en-• . , foot .blgb ClODCle!e hu!ld!Md _._ Al
Newport Beach bardwm ·~i:.;... ~wner , ''I can't agree, with Mr. Forglt and cording to .,. envjromnentil Impact re-trance .to the Irvine COmpliny'r ~ equJpll!eilt li(the elllrOl>ce clWaill ~ leut -ot Ille_.. _.. -.,..i
Al F<rgll today found ·himlelf rather I can't .dliagree.,1 Jusi don't knOw," ,porl on "!"' lqajor, phase of the toryBaygavewaylateWednesdaynlgbt, ln~IDd•t;ell.bJ' the ,'\!ter and .~ ,.n; by the rillllilrl.'wlilor,llld a -ol ~
al In his call for the dlmllaUJ of Mra Jooepli slid . • · • propo!led Pll""il ~ · filling the new basin with water. . , , barely visible aboYj the -; .~ ·• otben lunllrled" lnlo the water wlliin lhe
a:eManager !\Obert L. ~Yl!D lnd_'bis .~elil said ~; ~~s. . . . . 1?t=g1o":1r-~:~ ;& ' w:~ ~ n:::rl61n~1s'/!"1" :..em::,~ie;~ IA!~~ =~ tjlem Wll -~ind
asslltant Philip Fe BelleDCoott: • '!'ill 'not · part of lhav program," he for !lie "l'!ll&Jiilal j!oWtll llmita._..,.... · w-b apartments re -•--' hv ~Of the b1iaJD liecallt -·111•.\lie ' llramdn aald lbere ii no -of ...... Focli!I;~, r<iHner-~11n ~ said.· l'Ye -1a ".friend of .(J•a for · ~DI o( the plan. Tiley .endorsed lhi~ loud Y ~WV ~·,... ' l!llld and•bad·IObe.~fiiii lif aJiill'!..l...tiitllie-iGtil .,.... ot .....,.., •Jie ... ~
urged the flrhlP ·Widne.aay; blanilng sqme ·lime. but, ~ don'. I -· that any· part of lhe plan jUt ·-: • . • cr<te ~ In uJ':-·~ I macq;ae~. II.a ~·Y ,..Ir .. ll!W II -It di lie .... the -., ...... .
W)'llll and ·Bettebcourt~for '~•the thing's •Wf91li With W)'llll. H~ seema to . Advance Plannlilg A~tor .IUJd, '. ~an collapelng :~ '• ·-~r~ ., . • •.. tlie !'11"\;~cll!>n< "'""'""fr;ilk;'1• wiinb; Counlllii ·a11 Ille Joll liplo. · · ····
City Cooncll into . downJo;nlng pro~ bo · doing . Yel}i .well." • • ney L. G~ aald )oday'.the'EIR ·11«,oni''-' l ~Colli~ otficlil&Aard IOO/IY tile ' say iboY)o<i Wou14·:~v,,b!«fn, Jqll mi<\e< "11,'ll, lie """°1 to npotr )Ill we'JI _.,..
for older secUODS o! the city.•. r .... SupPcfl,t<ir W)'llll came from five plete and contains all 'the) informallon oollapse•was .probably~ by com.. the 12-feel of water .... ~ ... ' ,.,. ..... """"ff ,be .......
_Forgit ·said. b_e was ·t~ with city_ OO!jDCllmeo. Tbe two ~ers, Rogers required by the California EnvllOmlie!>' binatioo of recent heaV)'.ra!Qs, bigb·tidea the lagllOft. . . ,, . : " ··11riclf aald'. tlie 141;.. .,_ 'lllll-:
Lido. Isle resident Goldy· · Jostpl! in ~ Ryck9ff, could oot be reacbed. tal Quallty Act. and wiild: · ·: ·· · An Itvine Company ~ said · be very --a1J11111 -!oell of !'*" •
leading a group thal would get a new Mr. W)'llll and Mr. Bettencourt are And according to Gunn, the EIR ·"The tide was really up Wednesday · thd momlng the mlabapwill set the proJ-per .hour.-and 1111111 Jl"'JDittet -·
mafority elected Ii> the .. cit)' cowlcil. the ~ qqallfied city maoagera I've s&ows Ihm will be no adverae e!fecta night 1 guess and It just wished over eel bad< from one to two -lu.. a U.S. Army Corps ol ~ dndg-•
Qne of their candidates, -be said, would ever ·bOwn;• B&ld COucnilman Corl · on',lhe environment, U the ,growth lim-the top and pusbed 1bO dike over:• said Brannon said It will tab at ,IOut a 1ng ·perm11 oblolaed fir Ille projecl 111t '
be longtlme resident Msrsball Dulfleld. KFa. , . . , its are_ adopted. Robert L. Bnumon, construction super-, week Ill pump all the water out Aaaln· yeu. · . -
Duffield said Wedoesday afternoon be 'I !!'>n t think it ' 1j'orthy of com-. Several "!'vtromnental groups In the visor for Ptnban Marine, an lrvlne Ci>m-City lllpldina 1n1pector·Dan Brady. who Wbeil aabil !or bis -...., &r"' Would have . no part ID any such cam-~ men~ responded -Councllman Jo ho c1ty,.lncludlng a group •l Westcllft and ,PlllY silbc"'11ractor. , I& handling the ·dty's end .ol tlie Prom-riving at wort II> llild the buta full f/£'-
palgn. He said he supports the city Store, who said he agreed wholebearl-DOver Shores residents who have been · -Company o!ficials said oo1Y a is.loot ontorr Bay project, said all <the water wlll)er llramm aafd, "my ody lhoQgbl' ~
manager. ' ' edly with comments Wednesday h? circulating petitions, say they_a<e fear. porllall of the· 100-foot wide dike actuall1 bad to come out becsuse the basin grad-wu damp." •
Mra, Josepb thd mornlilg asld sbe Mayor' Donald A. MclDDia that· Forgit ful of .development's Impact on vaCll$ · , .
too, could oot concur ·with Forilt's ..;. apJlOl'eDPY ~·t ,understand the gep-land around Upper Newport Bay. • •
mark . eraf plan process. · . A spokesman for the.group, Mra. ll!lw· N' e ' ' A• d · ·L • d--G v sb~~"1l.0~¥1~. sai::v~~~~ :n~ uj:!•rJ:;.• ~-publlc.Marlngs coming' = ~~P.tu:i:~~eaa:i~ ','.' ··x· on S, . ,· ' '. .. e · .. :· _··_le ....... ·. ·_. ·. i'_ .a .. ·y :r_ Uon to stop the city fr<111»do'll1m111ID1 CouncUman Rk:banl • CroUJ,_ an out· more than l,300 slgiia-urgJng city .. --t
Thal is what the peo'"e are __ ........,; spoken crttlc of proposed bWJdlng COil' .planners to. p.....-ve lhe·vlicllnl u~ " ~ , . , .. , .. ··~-. , : . . ... , • , ... , . . . . . _ _ , , .•
" -t'" --Yl""l-wue-tw.lJ, 'l'IS -_,.,.iaUv ~-Jt.Jong. in lds re-at. the ""'•cl, of. u~ Bay as 0 I l ' . . I l . 1 • ., ' I < ... r. ., • • ' I us for. ;~ , -~~ -~ J r.-c;, ~ t.. J • .,. 1, 1 1 ll r '• , ' : ft< I. i t ,.,j"~ : ,.,, ;;J,"J ; • .,,..~:/i _;~, 1 i . . . , -... , ~ ..
Mrs. Joseph said she does not-· ·:,;:;.1,1 ju.{~..,. ~-'FortJll's ~ ~Jdenllal growth package' 1 'iVASll)NGTON. (AP) .:"·•lJ.,P!lldo!t:: as;ilDi,Jie""'114oave·~;~._1t~P\~-.to.,, .,.....l'Otrlled: _..., .... _ '*9 ,
enough about city • affairs kno_lr folll~.. Croul,.said. ''Whl!rt'~ be· been cates that the area oof greatest . COJlCell\ ~.w 'said iO\!AJ ~I COlllilel learn U llant l)ad>cfWblle Houle _..: ~· by • -,. .......... -
the lost' y~. ID biding? It llliundl like to the ctllzena -p would best be de-:Jotu1 W. De«n proi;i6fy .llW :iO. the' FBI '..-. 'be' bad Iiml!'W 'life Opened ·lq ·tbO been be~1'¢-. e.i.Cl!rllt.j,.
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· ceut he's' looking /or some publlci,ty.'' veloped to a madnium <¥"'1ty of six Jilbe 22 wbm be laid" be would !lave 1o Execiiltve 'otlice Bull\ilnt only -!bree ' hlm.eit w"8· ~ llJ -ol Bil .
Croul agreed that cooncilmen • .,. 100 units per a<n, with' the possibility of a ~:.:l":t:i 1!:1:11":~ .. ~e;:"~lf.;. days be!oia. The bWldlng, ~ White • 1""·~ . .
percent behind W)'llll. small, nelgbborhoocf shopping center. H ·•n Gtd aaid ~ dfii: • .,.. the -Forgit's attack was 11Unfounded1" ac-The EIR prepared by Gwm does not HOUie. ouse 'l' ces. • . . ---t. · Ulll'' 1 "'
cording to Couocllman Milan Dostal. deal bi the specifics of potential devel-Ullder -Inteose questioning by . Seo. In the oj>eDing of the. safe belonging t~ <mUDillee bearlDp with Dean, llllf "
1,Mr, Wynn was doing what some mem-opment contained in the general plao. Roliert C. Byrd (J>.W.Va.t,,Gray said be • Hunt, a iun'and some electronic ilevlces decllned to sulmll a ....i lllltdQc thi. '
bers of th4 council want him to do -Instead; there la a atatement in the would 8't'ee look!Dg baek .lo' blndaJcht, were found ind kept in Dean's olflce Ullo date and time ot the -c:an..
(See FORGtr, Pill• I) (See JMPAcr, ~ I) that Dean p;..bably lied to FBI ageobl, :J:. J~. 'Z1 before being lllnMil ovfr1D At the llalt ol todQ'a bearinp, Jlynl• .
·•• . • Hunt ii a-defendant In the bugging ct asked -Gray hid talbd to ~ •--·.:..... 1• 17 Poi t Democratic ~ In t-tia linoethebearinpbfcm --... ft 8 ' Waterga~ """1Plex lut ~· ', ~ '' . Graj rejJllecl 1bai .be bad tallied 11J
• · · Gray ii President Nlno's-noiillnee i'1 ~ e1cbt to .. It IJ tiaa w1t11 t11o · ' SI d be dlrector ol the FBI, and the Senate Ma;rket Conti.JJ.ues : . i ~ ~,_.., · .... ~,...· -~~ez= ~~7~~~ ·
' , ~·· ) 1n WUhJ ftJli. Fin tie 1wocdd 'blft to ! hb'\. • ' .,
nllll It crumble and • llim are no :a..Irman Arlt.in! . r., BUnis of . the dOtarmlne lf Hwlt bad ill olll<ll In lbe "11'1 -lhe _..la<i ol :ibe .. .., 1-1." aald Bradbury K. Tll\lrlow, ,Admlnlltrallon'a ~ "' Interest White Houae and ilNlllni 'the maledal vepatlmt Gr., bod. )11111 DoOll. ano111t wtlli LaldllW •Co. • aiid Ilvldenda promptly t n d re crt e d ttom the iafe tor a wblle ralaed uy ..,,_ lleoriop." aro,. n(llW. "'l
Oil w-,., the Dq.. clcoe<i down dlojlnsuro at the tncreue and asked the eyebmn with Gray or P'BI agents. tried~ live llim a !eel If bow 111':1' ~
It.OS points u mvestors sat en the -to IOlld reer-tatives to a "No sir, n• ol this ~ <(i_...i In I~·
aldelhw mulllnC the economy. It waa the -Ina toda)( In bll Wuhlngtoo olflce. that time fr-." Qray oal~. '1lt Juot did
""""' clolllC PQlll ls 1116 blue chip Jn. Baral' mpome bad the apporent el· not OCC11f. Wt :li.re reee1"'1c lols of
- -Oct. u. foci ot dllccunicJnl other. banb "-material at that ttroe and cNc•1111 out Fire Bil8 Shipyard
11111rwblt. 1e1Wll 11t111a el hllm ~ booltq n&el. · Dl8QJ Mda.. ·
thli -tllolr~hSc •te· to a.lnloii Wr!Pi Pap Ol lbe !louse "llr. Delil tumed over. Iha( mat,erlal .NATION.\!. QTY (AP) -Rain._ :i:•ifJL2 •-:e:i: "t'::.:::-1:!:.'it..1::"°-"":.f.: ::":Ui.i..t~ !!;;.,~1111u11q ~ =.::=a=i:':,.';'" .
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--. lid lrf ' 1N11 ! tes. , lab ,.1111 fact lliil llW lrilfl IW molorlaf -~ Co. " oetQ·m tqlOdo<I ._ -ot .... !'Id .......,i ii pnfer .... the ..... -dQI beca• ·~ ... In Jblp ·.-...... lllil abool lit
lho lloll-pabit m.. r,.. if. pOltat a .... ~ lhDI and be baa a ......,.., Ille• II I --,,,,...,, ..,.,. II --••1111 ,_.,, aa.r,1,u,ar~.., IJlo .,.....,.. Wrt ''' left ...... .,.., • .....,.. !"<"'-iii ri1111 demand....... , I :-, . 1 • poi'arilj> Oil ol !'°"--.
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' ' I EL CERRITO (UPI) -A ew weapoa OD tW 1lbor 1illat: U.. Ila
' Ao "apprenUce witch" calling ium.1f D'Rlmond. W9WI the
: proper black llood and quoting mumbo Jumbo In tlm•honored ltyle,
' jlqrled t!J• curse at Shell Oil Co. ' ''ft'• unprecedentAOd in !hi> field of labdr. rejatlonl,~ he llld
adding thal o!ficiala of the oil workers union on ftrike agBln st Sheti
"hive nothing to do with Jt.'' 1 . He said he decided to hex the gigantic firm because he had
friends on strike. '
The oil company ... med unconcerned about being cursed.
Grisly. Murder
Jn Long Beach
' f;;inked to Son
' ' WNG BEACH (AP) -A man who
~llegedly llUIJ'det:ed his mother and lhen
!Tied repealedly to diapooe of lier body by .
dumping It Into the ocean in a trunk has Deen booked for lnvestJgatlon of murder.
Ronald Lovell , 37, wu taken into
custody Wedneaday, four daya aller
children playing by the ·Long Beach
morlnl found a trunk containing the body
Front Ptlfle 1
DOWNZONE • • •
cbataaet ti Corona del Mar.
A almilot P-1 for lbe Balboa
P-m~1 bu .U.wn heated dlhen ap-
pooltloo and bu nol been -d .. epl~ eight hours ti pWUc bearlnp held
so la-. Plannm 11y -Corona del
Mar resJdeotl, hotrever, favor luch con-
trols en OODltrUctioo.
B\t the realton said pl&Mera don't
have any idea at all what the people
want in Q.Jroria del Mar.
''They say everyone wants 1 f~hing
village atmosphere bul who told them
that?" Irwin asked. "11 thl1 village con-
cept their own Idea or what?"
Irwin also said planners have misln·
lerpreted public feelfngs In Corona del
or Lovell'• mother, Ml'1· Madia Mar toward lbe Jt.1.5 zoning.
ll'cT•eat«, 116, !loatlng In lbe waler. "'lber ...,. told by people there that
LofeU had been eoogbt· &Ince crime everything alwld be left alone," be 1ald.
»boraklry lnv..tlpton cletermhied that "But they QIOI< lhlt to lllNll they have
tht llooae 1lbere Lmll IJved wlth· ¥s . lo#.:."".=: J:'P .:~ u:'s! ·~P'
lrad been the.,... ol a mW'der. • plauded RMlton l!oard President Rodney
ollce Aid Lqftl)1old tllom be CllJ~ • c.JderilOld for bll mnarb to the plan-'• ii,,_, --\lade-,_,_lit .-it ~ Oii fi!!d1 kllO the tnmt lDd drove It lo the the Balboo doll!IZOlllnf plan .. t:.n. Beach..,_ I ""'"·· Caklerbead bea warned commlaalmen T~. .,.. ear~.,_, momtal-•· they "may be the lint people tarred
""" tnmk WU too l>uvy to !Ill pltl' and f"'tllered In N....,,.n Beadt" If they
Ibo pier n111ni.oolllceft quoted Lovell 11 adoPI the -1. Ile· alao Wll)led Of
aa)'inl, IO he IM It Ii.cl. In h11 car trunk · mUilve lawiU!tl to ?!Claim laol property
an~ drove to a boat Jaundilng area at the values If tile zoning 11 changed.
matloa He shoved the trunk Into the , It waa ~ lhla week !hat Colder-• · • 11eai!i, ~ did not ...nact tile fee~· wa~, be a1ld, waded In and ldcke<I' It lni<• " aR the 00.rd membership. ·
out Into the channel. Planners this week admitted there Is
When the trunk wouldo't link, be again a chance commlaslonera will want to look
tried to push It Wider but l1Ued, he told at a compmniae zoning technique for 1 otncera, then eave up, returned to h1a Qirona de! Mar Jlke the one that will
car but found IL wouldn't 1lart. be conaldei.d at a meeting April 11 for Dlttreued, be told police, he ""°t II a · Balboa.
local bar and bad two or three been, '!be Cnnixwilae II an amended rw
lbeo stole a bicycle aod rode back to the ,,.,. ri placea a limit " s 200 -N•e mufna lo clloct .. the lnlDlc. • ' ~-' He found lbe trunk IWl -, Ill the foe! dup!Oe1 and makeo nqlllre-wattr, wat ott ...,. clothing and .,,am menfl for landaplng and """" liVlni
out to It, be told pollCe, but eaeh Ume be area.
irled to JIQlll It under It would only bob ~i<11na111 gave up, police said, Frqrp Pqe 1
returned to his car, !Wild II would atart, JMP' 'CT ~}reed lhe bicycle in th«;ba~ncl~e , ~ • • •
H ted rh ~,,.,,,., ' II :11r' I ~\ ,,. I \l
his ~~h!~ri:'use w '1 he 1Ftum •to 1 EIR statlrlg that each project developed
· ~ in the fulure wt!J have to aupp1~t1 dlWn
. EIR for consideration. If sucb rojf:Cts
D 0 d wouJd be. har:mrul, they could .11t. be re-rug •ver 0Se jecled._GUM said. Gunn said the purpase of his .study ls
to state possible Impacts ol tbe -realden-Ruled in Death lial growth package aa it ia now written.
Of Actress' Aide
GILA BEND, Ariz. (UPI) -A cor-
oner'a jury ruled today that actreu
Sarah Mlle.a' t>usinw man.acer died <if
an overdoae of dru111, but said tittre were
sUll unaruiwered quesUous about the ln-
juriea oo. hla body.
The verdict waa returned by the six-
member Jury after Jt deliberated two
hours on the Feb. 11 death of David
Whiting, 26.
0 Wbether this overdose was taken ln-
tenUllflalJy or accldentall.Yi bas not been
delermined," the jury said. "Al so. it has
not been determined whether physical in·
juries found on the body were con-
lrlbutin& f1ctor1 in the death or how
these injuries were sustained."
The jury reconvened after receiving a
pair of autopsy reports whi ch said
. Whiting died or a drug overdose in tbe
batbRKl&ll of MiA Milu' motel room
while lhe wu In the room of actor Burl
Reynolda.
Investigators have labeled Whitine's
duth a suicide.
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DAILY PILOT
ff~ said the two moat slgniftcant im·
pacta of the growth ltmlta -reduction or popul1Uon and bulldlnga :and _.,..
vatlon of a low-<lenalty character In the
city -are beneflclll .
"'llwo lmpacta will reault In a bliber
qu1llty en-throuihout lhl city/' G~ Aid.
Sha the ennrth -only pro. lect• and enliancea tbe envlnmment of
tbe realdenUll &re11 of the city, GUnn
said there '\fill be no signlflcant adverse
effect& I! It l.! adopted.
Commissioners Thursday wJll allO
ho1d hearlnga on a major section
of the general plan -the Land Use
Element -which describes how each
portion of land In the city could beat be
u5'd.
Mrs. Babb said her group will prob-
ably seek significant changes In that 1ec-
Uon of the plan, where it de•ls with va-cant Upper Bay parcels.
From Pagel
FORGIT ..
bring up all the various aJternaUV?:!,"
Dostal said, pointing oot that the R·l.5
concept waa fint propooed by OouncJI.
mao ll)'Ckolf fa< llali>Oa Island.
Forgtt this morning aald he had re-
ceived (avorable reaction from his
stillemenl In Wednesday's DAILY PILOT u~g that Wynn be fired .
Reds Balk
Over POW
.Releases
SAIGON (UPI) -The-Communlata
said today new A.-an cloni8odl that
include an accounting of nine prilonerl of
war held in Laoa may pGltpooe the
release of the 147 remalulnc J.mericao
POW1 for ,.veral daya. 'Ille Communllll
prevloualy Indicated the lut prllonera
would be freed this weekend.
The North VietnameJe said the
j><lsonerl ml&bt ltlll be aeol home 10-
coi'dlqJ to the ten!aUve weekend
achedule ll the United Stats lean up a
letttt from Bric. Gen. Joim A. Wlctb,lm,
deouty chief of tile U.S. delepflon to the
Joint Military Commilllon (JMC). I ASSISTS 'IN '!'LANNING
' < Of. R..,.kl F, Kotrc
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At Los Al
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Criticized .
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By CANDACE iiJw1soN . ·;, ·j
Of flte M1Y ptlitf INlf .,\
1be Idea or making Los Alam~os.,ioJ:°'
a.I Afr StaUon a general av~UchcOm;.
inerclal alrpon <»U!Jln'l .., •• "1-i" II on
lhe runway -much less oU'lht C!O"nd
~ at a public bearing )VedoeidH ill
lc>I Al~·toa, ' -. "}<::'>:" •
The meeting wu lhe ninth .lb "'a Wies . or 10 hearing• by a cltilen board of a
' ' 11J<ounty,lf1119,900 '•llKIY of future avia·
li'l!' ~. ~oned by SCAG, the
' . Soqthem calt/Or111a AMoclation of Oov-
NAMED T~ADMINISTRATION ~ ' • Dr.~-\I, Bnant, no, stlld.Y was ~ by ,<UlSU!lants . . ' .• Wllllam. J._ ~ :,(uoclai., .
Wickham uoexpededly .demaoded fo.
day that U.S. pr!aooe!o llClual\1 bo oa
their WI)' home and the Commanlltl
make arraogementa for tile ~ ti
POW1 fr<1111 ~before tho lul ol Amu-
lcan troopa are aent home.
He had said Wednesday the Americana
troops might be withdrawn by ~ay to
rolnclde with the POW release ahead of
the next Wednesday schedule.
• 'Tllei'e fie ~-~atlona' !or
Irvin F :__ J . M · b · · ~'Or liiii\ro'yel!\<Jlts'" eD>tJng e ac.wty em ev~:' .~Jl~~-~:y~.~~
Today, Wickham said wlthdrawal Of
·the Americans would be halted until the
North Vietnamese produce a list of seven
U.S. military and two clvlllanl held Ill
Laos, with detaill oo. the date, place and
method of releaae. He gave the ~
munlsts until 10 a.m. Friday (! p.m. PST
today) to do this.
'lbere are aboot 1,200 American troopo
atill In Vietnam. Wickham uld all llul
aboot 1,000 would be-home by Mordl
21, tile deadline let by Ibo Parli -
IIro acreemct both fw tzl!OP wlthdranl and~-• .'" ,• a.ac11.n trom the VIet ea ,.. owtft.
LI. Gen. Ti'an l{ID 'In:. Jiad 'alriiili
Viet C.., delfgaUon tO the JMC, aald
Wickham """led on bll ~ and lhat au Alner1<ao tnlOpl, Including· tho
1115 Wickham said were asalgned to tbe ,
JMC, would hav• to be aent home befora
the prlaoners are releued. ·
T>l said the Viet Cong had been ready
to turn over the final Ital of Ha SS
priloners today when Wickham made his
demanda. He said the prboaer were IO be
releaaed Satunlay In Hanoi. Nonh Vie~
nam offered to reJe11e 10'/ POW1 oa Sun-day.
Advance to Higher '.PO~:~
Two UC Irvine faculty members have
been appointed as assistant v i c e
chancellors in academic affairs at UCI,
Vice Oiancell()l' for Academic AUairs
Hazard Adama llllDOllDc<d.
Dr. SUsan V. Bryant, assistant professor
of biological aclences, bas been named
assistant vice chancellor for general ad-
mfnlstratlorr.
Dr. Ronald F. Kotre, Wistant prp.
, ,......, of clwlca, baa been -1Jiled
assistant vtce chancellor for planning.
Both will aerve halftime in their new
admlnlstraUve posts and half time in
their current instructional positions.
A Newport Beach Mident, Dr. Bryant
11peciallzes in developmental and cell 1 biology. She received her undergraduate
dell"'! in zoology from King's College al
the University of London and a doctora\e
in embryplogy \ at St. Mary's Hospital
Medical School at University of London.
Prior to jolniqg the UC! !acuity In 111111,
she was a postdbctoraJ research fellow at
CU. Western , Reserve Unlvenlty Jn
Cleveland, Obi<!.
Dr. Kotrc, a Laguna MgueJ resident,
graduated ff<!\i the University of
Nebraska with a major In pbilosopey and
classics. He received. bis doctorate in
classics ·lrom the University o I
Washington. ·
A Unlvenlty of Calllo!1il1 Humanities
Institute travel grant.lo 1970 allowed Dr.
Kotrc to research in Italian libraries to
locate uncatalogued · Greet manuscripts.
In 1972, he had a summer stipend from
the NaUonal Endowment f<ir t b e
Humanities for further research in that
field, fo!Jowin& an earlier, similar grant
from the Canada Council.
Ex-ma7or Dot Meanwhile, Prealdenl NIJOn expeda
abict obaervaoce of llano!'• pledga to
free all American ...-. by -21,
the Whlta Houae Aid today. , M W h, L S . .:=::1~.-'.!.i'::!it. c inney oses anitary Post
reported dlacord betwMI the Com-Derek McWhinney named ln!asurer of ']'.~~~ ol tile,, the Midway City &,,stary Dlatricl laat
"There abould bo no ...;,..Ion !ID lhl8 ~ I week, wu replaeed ~-t b I pooiHon
1ubject," 111<1. Deputy Press Secretary Wedneodayby Ray ~II •. ,
perald L warren. ' ? McWhlnney, formM· ~ of In another d~~elop!Mnt ~bbUt s,ooq!\ 'W~tmlnste an~' .I!&;: Jn8J1,,
South Vietnam ... troop!! have bniken the ': wa1 a_ppolrlled Id' tile~ . ~'''irJ T_i Fujita, ~ 'Bl.ege <if a ·government camp IWTOUDded cha I rm.an of the board of tbe dislr1ct and
for more than a weet by Communist . a city planning commissioner.
soldiers, a Saigoo milltary'source said to-Both McWhhmey ,and ~jita are under
da y. indictment and face a jury trial May 21
The source said the troops 1Upported on conspiracy char&es regarding the Mile
by tanks and war planes Wednoaday Square agriculture Ieue scapdal of last
night lifted the liege of Rach Bap, 1 llllJ. year.
man covernment bale 20 mllea north of
the~~w. ·
The pair are accused of soliciting a
bribe from farmer George Mural to aid
in the rtne,Wiil of hla leaae on·%131crea•Qf .
county part land. Tho $10,0llO bribe waa
alleged to have been a campaign Con·
trlbutlon·to BuperllsOi! Roberi'!liltli£'U
McWhlmity1W11s·replaceci.Ot1 ~lllllffil
by Schmitt because hia 'llPPoiUtmont. by.>
Fujita was not fqUowed by a .(onnaJ &c.
tion or district directors. District . legal
coun~I George t:ogan aaid MCWhinpey's
appointment as treasurer was illegal.
Scouts to Hold
Sale for Funds
concern ,W~ay was a ttcommenda -
~io~. H?.i!f .~e. aJr ~base become a general
avia~'llrpOl't, with possJble joint com·
. 'mercJa~miQtary. .use.
The origlna.l seven-member hearing
J)anerliaaawfndled to two, bul aboul
lOO"pel'IOni were in the audience, despite
the rainy night. ,
· Only lloeiil Cbliirman Burt Jooea a •
Loi Angeles insuradce brokef, and vice-
cbabman ~ Marshan, former may. ,
or of Newport Beach and foreman of ibe I
1971 Orange County Grand Jury, were 1
there. i
A total ti SI penooa testified at the '
heerlng, zz or them regarding Loa AJ.
amltos Naval Air Station. Of those, 21 '
were opposed to c(Jlllan 1188 of the aJ.
most-00.yelll'(l!d ~' Ind nlany wtre
opposed, to any aviation use of it at all.
Speakers included civic officials and
residents from Seal Beach, Rossmoor.
Cypress, Buena Park, Carden GrOve ,
Los "-lamitos, Orange C.ounty Chambe'r
of Commerce and ·~smoor Lelsure
World retirement community 1n Seal
Beach.
Main concerns erpressed by the Op-.
position speakers were noise and. aJr
pollution, danger to residents .and near~
by lchools, and ef!ecll on traffic and general envtrooment. ·
A number Of realdenta also q-looed •
the "optiml!ln" <it the report tn predic-tlni quiet, lllfe aJrcralt by 11165, while '
"pessimistically" pn>Jectinr a denae j county population of. more tlian 2.2 mq.
lion by th8t time. I
A few speakers contended the popula'. I
lion proJectJoo, and thus, the· proj~ ,
need for altporti, was· too' Jtii1'i. . .« 1
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Ne~l.J!t,'.'lltiiver,. ~;:;~~-·1 • ~
Held; ~n Felony
Hit.:1'1bi 'Charges
• A Newport ,JjOach man )'hq allegedly
Girl, 12, Says
She's Willing
To Marry Man
$100,000 Sought
From SC Edison
· !ought off wObfd'-be helpers and n..s' af-
ter a broadalde car crash thal Injured
a )'llUIJi 8-l>lf,.fala coupje today .,face' lelon1 dnmten· driving arid bit and' run
charges Jn Huntmcton Beach. . 'llilrl1 Oonllla del Mu Boy su.n. wlD · MlcbaeI -D. ~~~!, ol 20'/i> !Ith
slage.a garap ale thll-...etead·to help St.,'~ -. · Into clly ' liJI
A Coron• de! Mar woman whose H· ralae -r·to lab them to the n1ilaoal Wednelday nlpt foliowjitg lhe acoldent '
)'Ul'<)ld, son WU &bocked aod Injured SCou1 Jambme thll' """'""'r In Idaho. at Warner A""1Ue and; Beach Bqu!O-. i
laal Jao. 18 when he came in contact Tbe Scouts have -cdlledllig Wible vara. .... ' . . ;
with power line.I Ill the Buck Gulley area ltetm for more thMi two months and an 11\Vestlgatore •1 claim be wi1 !O'!lb-
wanta $100,000 In damages from the will be available for Jll!l'Cbare Saturd.jy bound on Beicli Ilou!ovard and riii •
ASHEVILLE , N.C. ( u PI ) Southern Ca!Uornia Edison Compaoy and · and Sunday 'starting al I a.m. at 11>25 red Ucbt, rilitiiplng the couple'• ,~ar.
Authorities say a "very nice looking" 12-the ltvin!' Company. K'eel Drtve. Bill)' D. BarVey, 20 4nd bls · Wife
yeaNJld girl Is wlliJnc to marry the !7· Mra, Margaret LeMar, 620 Orchld The Corona del Mar troop has been Cathy,· 18,,~bolh ware L•t;.n
year-old man woo bought ber for $30,000 Ave.. clalm1 in her Orange County working with a troop from' .Llilo Isle to to Huptln1\on, jptercommunity ' Hosw~\
from her parents in Illinoil. But she also Superior C.ourt action that both com· raise the $1,500 needed to pay for the and treated f~r head laceratloni. be·
wantJ to go back to achoo!. panies contributed to unsafe conditions chartered bus ihat will ttke them to the fore being tran&lerred to Long J1ea.0ch
The girl was picked up wlth Harold which pennltted her son, Bryan, to enter August Jambo~. Naval Hospital. ,
Miller or Oak Park, Ill., at a motel Tue. the area. They have already ora:anized doughnut Wltneaae's said Coleman violenUy ·re-
day. Sile II being held In a !Olltr home . 'Ille lall'IUll alleges that the boy SUI· salea, paper drlv .. ·and dlruM!n, ..,. sisled atd at the scene but waa cap.
pending tbe arrival of Illinois offlclals fered ler!oua lnjurlea when be fell from a cording to apolloon, liut lhe gqe aale lure<\ oo tool about two ~loeU qay by '
with legal orders for her retum to that utility atructlft In the area after recelv· baa been plllllled &I tile bl&lelt money-ofllcen Gerald EVIDI and Lawall San-
state. lnC a .evere lbock. raiser. deri. ..
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the Unlftnlty ot lllinolf, Wll amoted on '
a charge of felonious coosplraq fUed In
Illlnoll aod m a local ebarge of falat
regtatraUon at a mole!.
Authorillaa aid tile parenll of tile J1r1,
Fred and Rita Fl1nn " Bollngbroot, DI., had been charged Wllh conspiracy Ind
child abandooment .,,d reJeaaed on
$10,000 bond each. ·
NOBODY SELLS. TV FOR _LESS !HAN: D~NLA~s·
AND WE WILL ftROYE IT. . .
Her.e I• Our l•l~tfon Efg'latlllfl Qtler
1. Slap In Incl iot our prl .. on any Tv In otock. 2. Shop our price & com,.re.
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Dr. Slocum lndicwd
I . If you can P"rcha,. tho TV for 1111 at any olh1r franchlud doolor In Or-Co Dun-
lop'• will .. II you tho TV •I tho LOWIR price 'PLUS GIVE YOU1AN ADDITtONAb 10-4
OF THE DIFFERENCE. Offer .. p1rn ~prll 1$, 1973.
MO'l'OROl.A RCAPortal,lle
Color TV 7':.li_
~· On. Multiple Fraud Rap
By roM BARLEY
ot .. ~"" .....
Dr. lfealey Gamer Slocum, tile for-
nw Cl>lta Mesa phyaidao who waa
clwed by an Orange Coun\1 Superior
Court Jury of cbargea that be murdend
bis two-monlh-old baby, waa Indicted to-
day by the Otwe County Grand Jury
on roulUple fraua charaes.
• Slocum, 49, l!IJO "°"' livts an<l proc-.. Uoes In S.nta Ana, will be am!gned
Friday ln Superior Court on allecaflona
that-, lje' padd<d Medi.Cal bill& submitted
to ll'e" state for patients under his care,
1t Is 1111)) alleged in the lndldment
thal be lllbmltled a number of bllia tor
patlcnta who 1.Sd ·they had never heard
of Dr. Slocum wben conta-by clJa.
trlct 4114i1t.Y•1 lnvoat!plan. ntl!Depu~ Dlatrlcl Attorney Richard ,.,..
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''We ha" lndldod him on IS COllllll
Involving 11 leaot ....... bo aid. FarneJJ said b11 l""8tlplon .,. ...,.
centratlng .. Slocum'• .bllllnjp for tile ~ Sept. I, lftl to the ..-1 411-. ;,i-6y all ID-·lndlpot paliaDta ~ Famell~ er -by J'lm.
Oranp · County ilMIUpton -w
with agenll ot ·tho •tate'• DoJ*r<ment
or H .. lth Cara Serv!cea ID propat1n1
the caae.
Slocum's name flrst cama to 1ttentloo
of a Grand Jury three YfOl'I ago wbeo
be 1'll hldleted on chlr1el Of •1-Ylnl
his In la n t daughter, cyutfila, w-
bulcbered remalnr """ foUlld In an UJ1. ~ treo:er. '
Quasar..
CXIalTV
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Slocom'a alleged acts of fro114-
'Ille Jur1 clurod Dr. Slocllm Of all elf.,,.. and Ill Jmmedtatoly annotlllCed
bll lbteallm .., illl'Ol'<!!W bis ...... who
.... tbe pnmciillms••liii ~ la • , bltler!J fotlcltt llUll'der trlil. • _______________________________ ....
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XCL 66, NO. 81, 5 SECTIONS, '48 PAGES . . 0.RA~ COUNTY, CAl,IFORNIA I \ THURSD.AY, MA~C:H 22, 1973 c TEN CENTS
Official Lists Alternatives
By RUDI NIEDZ!EISll of ~tlon, reviewed a long list ol
ot .. Dllltr """ ...,. I alternatfves to rationing.
Gaa raUoolng may not be an exclusive He aald the Loo An&eles area in
J'DU'CIY to Southern caJlfornla's smog parUcular will have to .eeJc out a com-
problem, according to teslimony offered plete package of actions lrom wblch to
Ill Anabelm today be!.,. I h e build a compr<henslve and inler·modal
Environmental Protectioo Agency. . • lranlparlatlon system.
Testifying before the1'federal pane~ "Certalnly, the llrst step tn restricting
currently Involved In a lwOOay bearing the automobile ls not an aCf085.lhe.l>oard
on methods of cleaning up the air, John cut in everyone's automobile use but.
f:. Hlrten, Ulllstant to the U.S. secretaq rathei, eUminatlon ol ~ntial trips
.
1-st Quake
·Predicted
By U.S.
w ASlilNGTON (1/J'I} -Government
scientlsls issued their first a p ~ c 11 1 c
earthquake prediction today, forecaatlng .
a moderate temblor in a rural area
·of California . about 100 miles ioutbeast
ol San Francisco within several mootha.
'But the forecast said the quake wOOld
not cause serious damage, and that res-
idents ol the area need take DO spe-
cial J>recautiooa.
' Oflloials of U... U.S. ~ Sai'·
vey, underlakJng auch a fo..cut for the
~rst Ume, said the ~ WOUid be
centered. in a hilly, 8P9fl"1 JIClll!llatod
area cl ranch'I", farma ·iad 'riue111tb,
,.... 20. mllea aoutheaal « llollilter.
They predicted the -WOUI"-<Oii' Isler about u on . the Richter Scale.
That is considered modente, and the
scientlit8 said it lhould produce DO
structural damage to buildlnga and fa-
oillUel, although It might raWe some
dishes and furniture.
"f!ople in the area shouldn't do any.
thing," said Dr. Richard Fiske, chief
ol the Olfice of Gtochemlltry and (le.
opbysics. "They have quakeo Uke this
all the . time out there."
Fiske said four other quakes of 4.0
to 5.0 magnitude occurred in the same c•l area in 1; mooths. From
and the creatloo of a >!able public transponatloo alternaUve for, ~. trlpo
which are essential,'' be llid.
The federal ·offlcfal later outllned
several new concepts for reduclnl the
total vehicle miles traveled .(VMT) in
Solltbem C8llfoillfa. one o1thelelricl.-1evy1ng ....... ic
pe~ or providing inconttvea for peo.
pie who use their automobiles. •In essenoe, · theae ~· involve special
uaer'1 feea for _.. who drive their pools, automated bus "lhedullng, and the
automobile into or who park 'fllthln the· scbedultng of lnduslly VIOri< shifta io ao-
cmtril city; aconrdlllg to.Jllr\en. ~ them.
· Othen 'consist of improving com-"Perbaps the moat Important' point I
municaUoos llfh as the telephone and can make today Is that llQllO of, tliese new
cable TV to ~-the number ol auto strategies and tool! of tr,,_n.Uon
trips necesaary and improvement in which I IJav~ described here are perfect,
transportaUon to Include bus lines or nor do they otter lull aoluUons to your
bliswaya, ~paclty and double deck pi:oblems' in Los Angeles," he said.
buseS. sub8crlpUon bus service, car · ~'NGf¥1~ess, what they do' .ofter is . . . -
, be said government scientists at
the aurvey's National Center for Earth-
quake Research in 'Menlo Park, were
able to predict that another will occur
ID the next several months.
' No specific Ume was predicted.
· ' The four previous quakes since De-
c'ember, 1971 occurred along a 12-
mile segment of the San Andreas faul4
two 1 on each end of the fault Rct.i.on
•here the new quake is predicted.
Fiske said the new quake would be in
a gap between the othen.
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CroWds watch as .: fiv .. a1a'rin fir.• ·comp\ef~Iy coiisli1D.t!! SJ!nJranciSoo's . the blaze Jo· ilo·avau.!..uie ~ntire Jiler \vaa .~tt..i;:.::bti~ fii.erlghtm kept Pje3 7, ·sendijlg clouds of ,sm.oke,,over the Bay Area. F.ir~men .baltied . the fi"'l'es ~~JP'!"ding 'to a\ljoining ,p1ets:,(See ~oiy1 llage 5.}
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Attorney Probes
Mesan'i Claim
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Slocuni·· Indicted ., iii ;Fr8:.ud .... . . ' -,. ... t • ~ . -
r Quakes occur frequenUy along the en-tire San Andieas faU!t as the western
side Inches northward, grinding against
lbe side of th• eastern part. QuWs oc-
cur u this fault mover'Mnt builds up
~ that Is reltaaed luddenly, Fiske
~·
• ~ ' . .
.of Lo•t Fovtage .
. :
• · · •· .. jt >f9M BARU:f :iices Jn Santa •~. will ~.arraigned .
ed by the ']lhyslclan or ll8llleci 'by him,
Although this ls the Int tlme that
i'cienUsls predicted an eaiihquake would oceur within such a specific tJme . and A complaint bf a Costa Mesa resident
Ji!ace, for years they have been fore-that hO'loll IGO oqpare feet oi yard space
casting a major quake enntually will becaaae of a dr~e deviation loday Is
occur along the San Andreas la\dt in belnc tnvatlptod by a city faCt·finding
the San Francisco area. ·That city was • committee headed up by City Attorney
'llrlually destroyed by a quake in 1*. ·Roy E. June. . , .
• The thorny problem1ol Aibert M. Chop,
Unwed Mother ·
1 ~ejected, Sues
•' OAKLAND (AP) -An Oekland
woman says llhe Is suing Ille Anny for reluslnlf to let her enlist bocaue sbe la
an1111W<d mother.
, Kaye Ha.Don, 28, u.ki Wedn~ tbe
passed tho Women'• Anny Carpi
)lhylical and mental -in 11'71 ... was
bf I rule preftllllna Iha WAC. acoe!lllnl ,...... who lllve bid 111
tmlalit d>Ud 11111... they 1119 1IP
ol the ,....ia-. . "Tl"I' waoted ... to treal llGllda (lllr
f·~ dau(llter) .. llllftllfed -~· -lull lip ber any," --mi.
Helicopter Crashes
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASI!:
(AP) -An Air ..... ballo""'1' er dlF~
Wed-I!' whill mlilllr m -
--_ ........ -. Tiie -Imm crew a°"' Ille maa • 'lhn ,.. ...,._,,polled _lbe_ d ..,._.,.....,
I
11111 Klnclet Court, .... losaed' to Jdiie
by city ... mcll-~ l!ley declared
themlel,.. ,..ble to' t.aolva the com-
pla 1epl tW)e. '
Chop Pleolled with c:ounctl members ~
brce the Geor1e B~la ,Company of
Newport lleoch. lo -. lo the original
drainap plan, WlJlch cafll for a ~foot retalDlni wall aeporallnl his yml from
a lloep slope. .
. Ht told Ille council Moodoy that Iha reiollfns nD was ID11111od in neighbor·
lbC""""" 1111 not bla. nu, a.op cfaima,
hal ""'td Ille -Ille area o! bl1 yanl,
lowatd llil property value, -yed ==-!'Iii l1nad the yard into I --·IM. In ,,_., opiDlon the drainag• lltuatloo
oo ~·1 -ii llDI. even thoOlh
It ... --.. to "'" atamped 1"!1-lnC plan llled "' die denloper ...... .... -.
!loll&-.............. ..... 0r1· ... , .... l'iillllilt
.... "' the u.uorm llulldlaa Oodl, wldch opoclfllo only that Nlllill ...
-into the -· ,,_.,a .....t sndinl plan aMw·
lbC dnlDqe lo 1111 llde " Chop'• .....
ud flit..., tlllllnalflll Ille relal .. 11wo mtPl+DI. ,... 11
.,-... -""'"'" Friday lli SUll'rior"COl!rt on a1legatioM
.Dr. Wesley Gamer Slocum,, u., 1.... lhal he foid&;i Medl.c&i bills submitted
'!net Costa Meaa phyiictan . jWllo was ID the liale !Or paUen\S uiider his care:
cleared by an Orqe Cou~ SUperlor " "· .i:J fn · · ' Coult jury ol char,...lbat lie murdered ' · It Is ·,..., all."llF" the · jndjct~I.
his two-mootlHild bal>y, wu Indicted to-..u.,at:lle IUhmlttaj a number o/ hUls. !or
day 1>y the Orange County Grand Jllr)' pailenla who said' tberha.d never hea<d
on multfp\e fraUd Char(e1. of·t>r!·Sibcuin wheii ·confuted · by' di>-
Slocwn, 49, who now tllftl and .prac-. tttct . ~y·s' · tnvestigatt>ri. . ~ I •
I ' . Depity Oistdct Attorney Richard Far-
F1ood Area Declared :" 0:1.nw:"~t ~~~ i!5':
' Slocum's alleged acts o! fraJid.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -Gov. Ronald "We' have lnlllcted ·him oa" %5 counta
Roqin Aid WedneWy v..-Couniy inVOlv!Qg al,'leaat $5,000,"'he'said. •
Is being ldded ·to' aresa ~tod 1!Y , 'll'arnOll aald his lnvesll'am, are cqn.
Prelldeot Nhon for -relief coou.ting on Slocum'• billlnp fOI' the _,_ ol atorma and floodflfJ Jm. U. p.riod Sept. I, li'll to the present data.
II. , They all involve il)cligent paUenla .trea~
Fie on . Fir111s
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Wit.ch .Joinr in Liibor .Dispme
I
• Flil'nell said. • '
Orange County-inve!llialoljl worked
with,-'> .c>f Ille ·~le'J ~t
of Health .care Services in preparing
the case..: , ·
Slocum ~a riame . .fµ'st' came to atte.ntlon
ol a Grand Jllr)'·lhree yon ago wlien n. ,..., lndlcfed op , char"' or ilaY!nl bis Infant daugbter, 'eyutbf'a, whose
)lulcl)ered renWnl were i..liiC! in an 111>
used frtew. . • • The jury cltarad Dr. 'Slocm!I of all
cllafges and he . lmlnediately announced
his ' intenUoo' ol dlvlJrc!ng hla wife, who
was 1 the ~proeecuticri'~ key witneu in a
bitterly fought murder Ida!, I , 1 ~ ...
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hope for the !Uture; hope for a better
transportation system with ie.. pollution
at less cost, for more ol JOU!' cltbena."
During ills ' t~ today, Hlrten
disclosed that in Im the Url>an Mass
Transportation Admlnfltratloo baa ~
vlded a $250,000 analyals ol a poaslble
rapid rail corridor in <>range County.
Hirten did not elaborate ~r on
what this railroad plan· might involve.
• Long Beach
.
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t
Body Found .
In Trunk
LONG BEACH (AP) -A man who
allegedly murdered his mother and thetl
tried repeatedly to~ ol her body by
dumping It into the ocean Jn 1 tnmk baa
been hooked lor lnvelllgalfon of murder.
Ranald Lovell, rt, wu taken into
custody Wedneaday, lour days after
children plaYinc b1 the Loog -marina found a trunk coota1nlng the body
of Lovell'i mother, Mn. Madia
Mc:Lleater, 51, floating ln the water.
Love!\ had been IOllght •Ince c:rfmo
-~inttlllPlorl dfterminod that ~ ..... Wool -... his mother '-the ICtlll! "a murder. Police Aid Lovell told them he cul bla
mothet't s: than llullad her -bOQ hiti> ~..1..111!'1 drove II to Ibo Loni ~h ...,, FrldlJ mondlli·
'nle trunlt -""' hMvy to Ill\ .... the plor rallinl. olllcera quoted !moll u
aaytng, oo he put It back in his car trunk
~drove to a. boat llWICblng area at the
marfn,. He shov..r the trunk int6 the
water, he said, waded in and klckad II oUt into the channel
\ '
W1li!n the trunk WOU!dn~ sink, he again
tried to puah It llllder but failed he told offlcef11, then gave up, re1;;;:,:;\ to his 1 car but found tt wouldn't start.
Diatnllsed, be told polfce, he went to a I
lecal bar and had two or tllree· beera, ,
-atnle a bicYcle and rode -to Ille . '1lll'ina to check on the trunk. •
He !ound the trunk lllll hobblna In the
water, tool< ol! aome clothing lllC! IWIDl
<itlt to ll, be told pollce, 1>1it -time he
tHed lo push ft -it would aaly boll back, up.
,14>vell, ftnally pve up, pollce aid,
. returned to his ..,,.found it, would start,
Jilaced the blcycla in the haclt and drova ol!. ,
He wu amstechrhen he returned to ·'
bl' mother's house.
Logging Curbs Urged
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A "°"' '1el'Vatlon1Jt.l>ocked plan for cootroflfng
logging on Calllornia'1 eight mllllm I
acres of private timberland was aent to I
tile Asaembty noor w-,.. 'nle
Asaemhly Ways and Means Committee
voted IS.7 to approve the bill by
'Aasemblyman Edwin Z'berg ( D·
Sacramento).
Oruge
Weatll-
Falr akleo will ·~ alooi 'Iha
Orange Coat on hlday, with
slightly "'.armer temperatureo, to boo!. lllgha at the heachel ex·
pected In the low !Os rising ti> fl
inland. overnight Iowa 4MO. Guity
wtoda ol 20 to Ill mph are ~
to decrease by Saturday.
INSIDI!: TOU~Y
Flnanclol col11mnill Suloia
Por!eT sqi lhc no of cll<ap food mar be ...,., Praidcftl Nls> °"'' con.rumn odoiffr Vf'Of• tlloppcn IO lr1/ lnlfl pridftO, ail<! Mfmni illoppm a r • pkJ?ng
tlieir °""' "ll<lol>las from 'lhc
IJ'W.. S•• U..sa f<>Od il»rW•
4114 '""'' ... ~ l 7 •
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: DAILY_Pll_DT..._ __ ~c ___ ...... ~ ... -=-"''-ll"ll'dl:;.;;;.;;.22.;::...;;.lm-'
~ 13.17 -• • ,
Market -~·Pri-C~s '
Con inrie ecline
NEW VORK CAP) -Stock martet
prlcea oontlDUf!d to plum.met tod1y a1 tn-
vesf.ora worried about cllmblng interest
rat.es and soaring lnflatk>o.
The Dow Jones lndualrial average,
which fell WedlM!sday to It& lowest cfoo.
Ing level In ftve monlhl, slipped another
13.17 point& to 9!5.20.
U.S. Demands
Might Delay
Decllnes for1ed a S.% !•ad over ad-
vancts tn 1cttve tradlng on the New Yorlr:
Stock Exchange.
Analyats said tbt down!lwing was trig· gered by a 1ovenunent report that con-
sumer pricea rose to a 2%-year high last
month and several b&nks' recent one-half
percent boost ln lhe prime lending rate
-the rate charged their best customers.
''The higl>-mulUple 1tocka are bqin-
ning to erwnble and there are no
buyers," aald .Bradbury K. Thurlow,
analYJl'wlth Laknaw • Co.
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Airport
At Los Al
By CANDACE PEARSON
OI tlllo OtllY Plltl lltll
'
The idea of making Los Alamitos Nav·
al Air Station a general aviation-com·
mercial airport couJdn't even make it on
the ronway -much less off the grou~d
-at a public hearing Wednesday in
Los Alamitos. .
1be meeting was the ninlh u1 a series
of 10 bearings by a citizen board of. 8
JG<oonty~ fJ00,000 study of future av1a·
lion needs p)lllmisslOned by SCAG, the
Soutberti citlfornia Associatioo of Gov·
emfuents, 1be ;study was made by l'Onsultants
Willlam .L. Peileira~ Aisocistes.
•
. POW Releases
On Wedneaday, the Dow clooed down
11.06 poln~ as investors 1at on the
sidelines mulling the economy. It was the
IOll(elt closing point for the blue chip In·
Thert"' are :niru\y recommendations !or exii@sloa or qo.provemcnts of exist ing
ai~. 'in, the SCAG study based ~n
pro.tectlOOs 'Of needs in 1985. The main
corieern Wednesday was a rel'Ommendfl ·
tion that the air base becOme a general
avifltlon litport, with possible joint com·
'
dicator alnce Oct. 19.
SAIGON (UPI) -The Communists Meanwhile, representatives of banks
,aid today new American demands that that raised their prime lending rate to
'nclude an accounting of nine prisoners of 6% 'percent planned to try to convince the
war held ln Laos may postpone the Nlsoo adminlatration today that the
felease of lhe 117 rem.lnlng AmerlCJn credl~tillbt<nlng move Is justified.
'POW1 for aevenl days. '!be ComnWnlsll Sevon ·banks, led by Manbfacturers•
vkall1 1Ddl ...... the Jut ~ ...... -Hanover Trust of New York announced
pre Y 08-.. -• !&' hl!r-polnt Increase from 1¥• percent
would be freed thll weekend. Tuesday, saym· g It was necea•ll"' Tbe North Vietnamele said the _,
priaonen might stUI be sent home ac-beeaUJt of rising demand for loau.
cording to the tentative weekend Chairman Arthur F. Bums of the
1ehedule Jf the United States tears up a Adm.inl!tratlon's Committee on Interest
letter from Brig. Gen. John A. Wickham, and Dividends promptly 1 n di cat e d
'-'eputy chlef of the U.ll delegatloo to the displeasure at the increaJe and uked the ,... · banks to send reiwesentatl'es to· a Joint Mllftary Commilllon CJMC). · meeting today In bls Washln"'~ office Wickham w1upectedly demanded lo-• ba the•-·· ·J day that U.S. prisoners actually be on Bums response _d apparent •-
their wa• '--~nd oi.... Comnuuli~'·. (~ .of 'dl!c9Ur•llnl other bankx from ';ii .!.l!!JJ~ -~...:.._ i,;i..;__ immedlllely booltirir ralel
make ~ement1 for the release of Chairman Wrlfht 91tman° of the HOUie ,POW,~ frcp 1-before the last of Amer-Bankini Committee hi• betn crtUcal of
1<811 lrooPo are tent home. he In · In ·~ = ··• ; He had said Wednesday the Americans t creue -te rate ....., •P-, troopSJnlght be wilhdrawn by Sunday to pealed to President lxon to lmPoH con-, · . troll ot ,b\terftt rates. &ut the coincide wltb.:the POW rele111e ahead of Adminisfi'atloil Ii ~ llld to prefer the
the next Weclnellday ICbedule. -jawboning tochnloue to obtain a volun-
Today, Wlekham said withdraw.al of tary cut"'Ck in tbe)ntertll iatea ll II the Americana would ,be halted until Ui.i _ <?P~dm tlie!nJm.fllllllled • •
North Vietnamese prOOuce a Ii.st of aeve_n • In another developmefti 'the-dollar U.;1. military and two clvUlalll held m . Laol with dtlallJ on the date, place and shilled ~ery •liibtly on forellJI ex-JMtbOd of releaae. He 11ve the Com-chan1e1 today, rl•lnl in Tokyo and ,faU..
munllls unUI 10 a.m. Frld•J (8 p.m. PST mg a few polnta on mool Eu.;opean
today) to do this market.. ' ·-There are abolli 8,300 Amer!CJn a:.oi.. . It clOi&I. ln Tokyo ~ 283.lO JOO, up
sWI in Vietnam. Wickham aald 811 but · from llS~ 'l\lmover WU leJI than OD
about 1,000 would be 11e11t home by March Wedneaday.
28,•the.<feldllne Jet l!Y the l'arls cease-· Britaln'tblCh interfft ralal continued
fire igreement both fiir troop withdrawal to atlrlcl foreflJI f\mdl and the pound
and prlaoner releaJe. opened at $1.1715, up from Wednesday's
..
, DAILY PILOT' tl-'f Plloto
COLLAPSED CONCRETE BULKHEADS MARK DIKE BREAK AT PROJ,10.NTORY BAY
Noarl>y Newport R•sldents Wero Awokon•d By Some Loud Crashint Noll"• ... ,_ ... '
Newport Dike Gives ·.··w~7
"
By WlLLIAM SCHREIBER
ot IM DollY P1"f Stiff
A !$.loot high earth dike holding back
the waters of Newport Harbor at the en-
trance lo the Irvine Co~papy's J>romon-
tory Bay gave way late W-.day night,
f.lUing the new basin with w1ter.
No ..,. wu ~port~lolnll>;e4 li!hen the
Wiler started. n0wtoJ la bUt, .,.tdeo.ta. of
nearby a~t& w~~a . -.~Y loud crublnc callled !con-
crete bulltheatll In the .<Umle1
beflm coUapeln1. ' · '. ' ; ;. •
Irvine Compeny offictall 1118 ~,the
coll1P11 wu prohlbly cauied: bf 9Qlll-
bfnaUon ol recent heavy ralnl, llllb. llclel
and wind. • •• '"Tbe tide WU r<a!Jf up ·WednelcliJ
nlflbt I IU"' and It JUJt wubed -the lop and puoblld .the dlU over," ~
Rober! L. Brannon, comtrucUon _ .. :
vlaor for Penhall Marine, an lrvlne!Com-paoy ouUcontractor. ,j
Company offlctala aald only a ls.foot•
portion of the 100.foot wide dike actuall1
broke through, letting the tidal waters
rush in.
several small pieces of earth moving
equipment in the entrance cha.Mel were
inundated by the water and today were
barely vialble above the surface.
Wednesday afternoon, two large bull-
dorerw that were being used to grade the
bottom of the balln bewne stuck In the
mud and had to be pulled free by a third
machine. Had they remllned mired In
thl mud construcUon company olflctalo
say they too would have been lost under
the 12 feet of water now shimmering in
the 1Jg090.
. An frvlne Compeoy xpokeaman said
' thl• morning the milhlp will set the pro}
eel back fropi one lo two weeka.
Brannon aald It will take at least a
week lo pump aU the water out agaln:
City Building 1n1pec1or·Dan Brady, who
ta bandllng the city's end GI the Prom-
ontory Bay project, said 811 the water
had to come out ilecaUJe the basin l"d-
Gila Bend Panel Claims
ing project had not been fmished.
Brannon al90 said It bad to be pumped
out lo complete iMtallaUon of the ~
root high concrete buJkhead panel. At
least seven of the panels were destroyed
by the nisbing water and 1 number of
othen tumbled into the water when the
bank underneath them was undercut and
destroyed.
Brannon said there i.s no way of know-
ing the total extent of dllllljlge but be es-
timltea It will be in the range of $20,000
worth, COW1tlng 811 the loot time.
"It'll be coaUy to repair but we'll get
going again 9000," he ~e:akL
Brady said the pumpln1 proceaa will
be very slow -about one inch of water
per hour -and ii still permitted Wider
a U.S. Army Corpe ol Engil!eers dredg-
ing permit obtained for the project last
year.
When uked for his commeotl upon ar •
riving at work to find the baxln fuU of
waiter Bramion Aid, "my only thought
WU damp."
12.fm; then II '°"' durlni tho inornln1
Gray Says N~on 101~·~~1 'the Amer!Clln money'· ' • · ·-~ ... , •
Aide 'Proha·bJ..r · ',,' ~~~~i.;~=.'~d~~m1 ·Queatio.ns· .Np' t,.Answ~JJ~l~
' .
} t f• e ~ 1•!\ ~ l <I , ~ • ,,.j t f I ill ;.., 1 f ,
Lied to FBI' 1'1•1• tiir.l; 12, Says GILA BEND, Aflz; '!UPI) -A ..Ji room. Miu MlleJ teaUfied th:y found
l oner's Jury ruled tod'ay that a!J Wbltlnl dead fn her room when she TONiGBT
· · Sarah MUe1' bullneos m~1er died ' · returned In the morning. .
WASlllNGTON (AP) -L. Patrick She'.'8 Willing an overdofe of clruio, but aald there The Incident took place· durinl location moLIBvleRAR, "Coy-~Jun.RgY!e.~07~.-p.m.Family
Gra• Hid today presidential counsel " •WI W11111Wered .que1llon1 about the 1*' . fllmlni of a movie, "'!be Man Who Loved '~ ~ ' . -· Jw1• OD hll body. . , , Cat "'-'••." , SPRING REGISTllATION . -Dept. John W. Dean probably lied to the FBI T ·M M -·--.. of Lei.... Serv1COJ Community Recrea
June 22 when he said he would hJVI to 0 . arry an The ~erdljarycl ~re~~ ::; ::: ' otld'flle ~lnquell WU del~yed while a ltO-lion Center, F~, U p.m, .
detennlne If Watergate defendant E. mem 1 · i a wu performed ln Loi OOC LECTURE SERIES -"Creation. A,SHEVILLE N c (up 1) houri on the Feb. 11 death of Da Ani•~· • aecood 1utoP1Y confirmed care and Feeding of Corporatl0111," Tony
Howanl Hunt had an ofltce ln the White Authorltfel ny a "v~ nice lookln1" IJ.. Wbltlnr. 28. • the flndlnp of the lint, ru1lng lhlt death Brown lecturer' Oakwood Aportments,
Houle. year-old 11r1 ii willing to marry the 17· "Wbetber this overdose wu taken lih wu callled by the drui ldethaqualone; Thn•YJ throqh April u , 7.g p.m.
Under lntenae queatklllng by Sen. year-old man who bouibl her for !30.000 lentlon&lly or accldontalljr bu nol betn no~ the bead injury. l'RIDAY
Robert C. Byrd (O.W.Va.), Gray uld he from bet J>O!'Dla In Dllnota. But she alao detennlned," the jury' aald. "Alto, it bas Meabwhlie, a ~~-ma-..e bu SPRING REGISTIU.110N _ Dept. of
uld loo"'"g back In blndllgbt wants to 101>ack to school. not bten determllled wbelber pbyalcal i... detailed the acUvitlet'o! Mill Miies and Le•~-· Servlcea', Community Recre ..
wo agree, ~· BI t ' The glrl wu plckOd up with Harold jUrle1 found 011 the body were -Reynolds dwin( the two and a half lo ~Center, Fair-""'•, ........ and l~at Dean prnbahably l\~d ~-!k It ag~ :· Miller of OU Park, IU., at a motel Tu.. trlbutinll factors lo the death or how three boun before a ICUflle between Saturday, 9 a.m.-i°'p ~.m. .. ...,
Sjl)'lng be would ve lo c-"'I 0 day. She ta beln1 held In a footer borne th,. lnjurle1 were llllllalned." !dill Mflu and her bullllal D)lnager, ·
l .. m ll Hunt had • White HOUie office pendlnl the arrival of DUoota offldoll The jury'raocatvened alter reeelvlng 'a '!be mweua, Mrs. Letil:O ·lloberts· OCC FILM SERIES -'"nle Twelve
when be had Hunt's safe opened In the with le&al orders for her return to that pair of autopsy reports ·Whlcb said also saJd.. she massaged the. ~r1tish ac· Chairs," Forum, 7 p.m. Adm. '1·
Execuilve Office BuUdlng only three state. Whiting died of a drug overdose In the · lres1 1 few hours alter Whiting's body ~rot!~.:. ~AN.3,~~~P/!!:
da beto 1be building houses White Miller, a graduate art student and bathroom of Miss Miles' motel room wis found . turer, OCC Science Le ct b re Hall 1, 1' .re. teacher's aide at the Circle Campus of while •he was in the room of actor Bu.rt Mrs. Roberts' ,ccount of the events F Id ~ h April 11 7 ~· ao House offices. the University of'llllnols, was arrested on early F b It II 11 I r aya wiroug '' :_.,.: p.m. Reynold1. e · genera Y r a r a e KEEPING UP WITH KNOWLEDGE In the opening of \he 11fe belonj~ to a charge or felonloUJ conspiracy filed In Investigators have labeled Wbltinc'• tealimony ll'Om MIH Miles and Reynolds EXPLOSION, SCIENClll IN ~Os _ Tom
Hunt, a gun and some electronic ev ce1 Illinois and on a local charge of falae death 8 suicide. before a coroner's
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jury, but she said Garrison, lecturer, OCC Science LectW'e were found and kept in Dean's office tm· registration at a motel. some of the actress statements to h d l Whiting's body was in a funeral home . er 2, Fridays through April 13, 1:3G-9:30 til June 27 be£ore being tume ov.er 0 Authorities said the parents or the girl, in Berkeley Calif after it wu ordered during a rubdown were "D9t al all like tl p.m.
the FBL · Fred and Rita Flynn of Bolingbrook, Ill., oblpped ~e by WhttlnJ's mother, Mrs. came out In the pa~s" a,fler Misl Mile1 GUITAR-LUTE CONCERT _ Julian
Hunt II a defendant In the bugging of had been charred with conspiracy and Louis Campbell. An off!Clal al tbt testified, the1Lo1 An1el" Times u id to-Bream, UCI Crawfonl Hall , 8 p.m. Adm.
mercial-military use. . 1)le original seven-member hearing
panel liad dwindled to two, but abc!ut
100 person1,'wel't in the audience, despite
the rainy night.
Only Board Chairman Burt Jones! a
Los Angeles insurance broker, and vice-
chairman Doreen Marshall . former may·
or of Newport Beach and foreman of the
1971 Orange County Grand Jury, were
lb.ere. A total of 31 persons testified at the
hearing, 22 of them regarding Los Al·
amitos Naval Air Station. Of those, 21
were opposed to civilian use of the al-
most-30-year-old base and many were
opposed to any aviat~ .use o~ ~t at all.
Speakers included c1v1c offtctals and
residenti from Seal Beach, ~oor.
Cypress, Buena Park, Garden Grove,
Los Alamitos, Orange County Chamber
of Commerce and Rossmoor Leisure
World retirement community in Seal
Beach.
* * * Reserve Center
Won't Affect
Marine Airmen
The conversion of Los Alamitos Naval
Air Station to an armed forcts reserve
training center is not expected to affect
the 1,QOO Marine Corps reserves who
traln at the 1ir stations at El Toro and
Santa Ana. j ~ ,1pokesm1111 a\· El Toro (MCAlil
said today that no orders traD1ferrlnC the
reserve lralnlng sections from lhe aouth
county ba!lelll to Los Alamitos have been
received and be aald he believed none
would be coming.
'I1le Marine Reserves were originally
stationed at Los Alamitos until the bue
wu deactivated m yeal'I ago, at which
time they were moved to El Toro. and
Slota Ana.
The conversion of the air station wu
announced Wednellday by Defonse
Department spokesmen. Establishment
of the teserve center will begin immedi-
ately with the arrival of Air Natk>nal
Guard units now based at Van Nuys and
Long Beacll Airports.
Base spokesman Lt. Cmdr. Howard
Rowan said Loa Alamitos wlll eventually
be used by up to 4,llOO reservists ind
will be the home base of 100 aircraft
most o[ which will be helicopters. Cur·'
renUy 2,000 Navy reservists train at Los
Alamitos.
The arrival of reaervlsts, he said, will
mean that tht hue's permanent person-
nel will be lncreMed from 250 to 650
men.
Ezpanslon of the aviation actlvlUes at
the bale ~ expected lo draw crltlc~m
ltom facUon1 in the community which in
1'10 helped force the deactivation of the
Democn1tlc headquarten m t b e child .abandonment and released on Ba"'"~ Chapel would not "say wby lt had , day. SL. •
w,tergate complex last year. $10,000 bond each. J •• ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;""";;;;;;;""";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""";;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ... Gray ls President Nlxop,'1 nominee tv been shipped there from Gila Bend, 111-
be director of the FBj, and the Senate where It had been held for 33 days.
base.
Judiciary Committee, of which Byrd Is a f'rom·Page J However, Mrs. Campbell bal chlllens·
member, Is holding hearings on whelher eel the autopsy reporta thal Wb1Un1 dllld
to approve hlm for the post. DRAINAGE • of an oVerdost of pilla Seauae be allo • • received a head lnJW"Y, scratches aDd
abruiorui, and it was reported .ahe could
OUN&I COAST ...
DAILY PILOT
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Ille 0r...-C:O.tt hbllthlnll °""'""'· ..,.. nte .. llloN .,. ,_..,...., Moncl9Y lllfVWlllfl
Friday, ftt CO.ti MeM, ~ ktdl.
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11ft Jll9n C..plltnl,,.., A l l"llle rt111of\tl
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1"1' .. llleftt tnd l'IKIUtht<'
Jack R. Curl1y
Ytco "'*'"""' ...i Gtner•1 "'""""' ThOftlltl K•owll
Rfllt<
wall j s in compliance "'ith the law, says
June.
That plan, filed at city hall, was neith-
er apProwd, disapproved, nor formally
stamped to show It was studied. But .In
the city attorney's opinion , It would have
been. approved ,because it meeta the Uni·
!oi:m . Building Code.
Chop'& further allega tion that the run·
off drains neither to the side nor to the
·front of lhe house but pools up In hia yard
is motivating the new lnvestlgatkln.
June indicated that Choo might have
a ,valid legal complaint lf ·it Were prov·
able there Is no drainage at all.
be seeking a third autopjf. ,
E11llar In tbe lnqueot hearing, Mil•
MlleJ and Reynoltll te1Ufilld that WblUq
boat up Mils Mlle1 and she took .r<luge
for the rest of the n!iht In Reynolda'
Banker's Rites Set
': LOS ANGELES (AP) · -Funeral
services for Earl H. Qlitla, execuuvt
vice president or Securlly Pacific N' ..
Ilona! Bank. wUI ho conducted 'at th•
Memorial Chapel lt lloae HiU1 'M•morlal
Park, Whittler, at s:ao· p.m. Friday,
McWhinney Loses Sanitary Post
Derek McWhinney, named treuurer of
the Midway CUy. 8anllaey Dlltilct l11t
weef, wU .. plaCecf Jn t h a position
Weclneliday by Il.tly Scbmill.
McWhinnn, former m1yor of
.Westminster and still a city councilman,
wu appointed to the f!Oll by Tad Fujita,
chairman or the board o( the dlatrlcl and
a clt7. planlllnl comm!Hloner.
Both McW!llnoey and FuJ!y are under
lndlclmtlllt and faco a jury trial May '1
oo eonxplrt<:J che!:ce1 reganlln1 tbe Mlle
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Square agrfculturt !we icandal ol lul
~ pjllf .,:( ICCtlSod Of IOllc\tinc a
brlbl from falbler Geors• Moral lo 114
In the nnewal of bit I-on liJ ac:m of <Ot111lf. par• Janel, The SI0,000 brtbO WU
alle•id lo htve ~ • camp1i!lft con·
' "4;1 to ~ lloliari Bafllil. • ~t1lonay WU '"Pla<td on the board
by Schmitt ~ hil appcJntrnenl by
J!\ljlla Wll not followed l>Y a fOrmal ~
tloo of cllllrict directors. Dbtrlct i.af
c:ounoel Gtorp Lopn said McWlllmlet'•
1ppolnlm<ol U irUxuru WU illegal.
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