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Wtl)tl~S AY AFTERN0 0N, MARCH 28, 1973
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.. ' , l y GIORGE LEIDAL i I , "!JI•_...,.,.,.
• r • UC Ii:v1ne 11111 not •• i-bing bospital on ~pus or -:r.i=:· e !ta IDedical oChool ~ oat of Onnge County, a state e COllllliUee report; auggests. • , • · · l!1ldY ~ bj!in~nsidered by the Joint· Legis-
'Jtl]tlteon Teodlii!c Hqspi Siting;.oqly one ,auggests any ~ Is ottJl1 beln~ 'ii-to tile -¥ision of a campus leeching llPspl for UC!-Califoi'nla College Of Medicine. , · , . a h ital ~50 beds, ool campus -was usecf to justify Ille 1111 u1"rnovember health sciences bond issue for the Um·
Calls . '
Protest
Iii Cl~mente
Actress and antiwar activist Jlne Foo.,
da Tuesday gava.,an audience in Ffesao a
sample of what' she will brinf lo San
Clemente late this. weeki:lid -a 6last ·
eral · ~ona, '' · ~ Jet Mde for UC1''37 million In stale bond funds • ~or and inedical ICl!qol c:oiisttvctlon. The legiS\ature will 1
agalnsl the government of South Vietnam
~· well u Presideril Nlxoo. t
Miiii Fcmda blld an audience -.t Fresno
~ Ille'__, lllOUld be'POt!L ·
, f ·.P~ ulider 111.111dy1bf ~'joipt committee are:·
, _.ARING O!" ~OUNTY and univerilftJ l'8IOll=8 "with no ad·
ditlon t beds being comtructed" 011 campus.'
of an Oll-Cllllpils tll'idng hospital at UC!.
' the~ ca re teaching" -family..,..-e tralbln -f at range County MedlCal Center with
· · ~use of'lJ aftiliatloJIS In community h6spitals and
t1i*I WIP-lllNG ~ medl"8i ~ to an area of the state
ere '*"1n!ID!tY ~nt-and adequate community teaching fa·
cllitl8Uff Dieleiit." .. ~ altelhtlvei' are lllJled In a •mmary of the Feb. 28 "pre-JinlilalT.'~" of !be jolllt·committee beaded by Assemblyman
Willie "ltown (D-Su Pranc:Ul:o). '1'l!I fm.l a!UnMlve leaves 100lll for the legislature to act on
Brown'I' oft-atated Wing that "no more state money shcxjld be spent
for h&Fh!dl do ~-aen, tbe Inner city." It aug~ests the UC! n\tcl! · 1 ,mlpt be Jbq'ftd to• another 1ocation mcluding the
new WW Jing 1fdlll!W in.South Central Los Angeles.
'• committee meC In Santa Ana Feb. 9 to hear test!·
mony '1om !11e unlvei'aity ~thm regarding the location of the
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" Andy Warhol T·V Airing
Sw rks _ Gri pes, S-rwre:3--
8tale Collece that ' fresldent Nixon "ts
try1Dg to "18)<e real the Thieu gpvem·
meht;ife•i doing "' by brlbiln, Thieu lo'
the tllli\ell states nm 'l'"'ei" ' '
SJie lllll l!ilnclreds of oilier op~ts to
South Vleium Presidd ,Nijuyen Van
'"1h!o1 plee to m a s 1 at -slui Clemente
Stale Par~ on Sunday alternooq and, COit
duct an all-n!pt rally followad by a
march to the gates ol the Western White
-,Mooday morning.
Presldeot Nlioo plans two clays oi
talks witb Ille• Asian leader at the oom-
poondc Thie.l's arrival ts ~ed
somellme Monday momlng.
Be!Jda attacking the p h I I o 1 o p b y
behind the lajb. the ac\!'tSI Tueaday
made morllllxl of the POW Issue and Ille
feotivitleo IUinr place oo the tetum of
the~( . .
'"lbeoe men w<ren~ ltldnaped off tlie
' ~ loarlle," ""said. '"Thi!y'...,., bcmbing people from five
mlles u~ witb wupoos outlawed by tna-
ty,"
Exactly bow many acllvistJ plan to
(See FONDA, Pap I)
Woman Beaten;
Raped by Teens
LOS ANGELES (Af'l -'lbne
teeoqm be.t .. ---witll • claw ~ 11111 nped i. •
tbof rObbecJ a -shop In U. doWnlown Alexandria Hotel, police Pld. lll"*tl•fqrl said the 3'-}'0llr-old tlel-
tlm, a ciert, -ivlld a C<llCUlllon ~
day and wu · taken to Hol~
l'nlbytorlail . llospltal where she wu
roliorted In satisfactory COlldltlon after
the attack.
'lbne youths, aces 14, a and )I, were
alt'elled lnlide the ston after a patron
napec1 a Plllllli polrol car, -
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Beer O~i, l B-year-olJ.s I ii . . .
By Al\TRIJJl'R. ~·
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Hit with a Hy beer'license stispen-
sico beaed OD .tcm~ for ,IJ!L!t infrac-
tions, 0oota llelli'• cm~ Fire
Houoe rdlbt opal ts mw o!ferlng ooda
pop plus •••O•!".lllows alld !IO far, it all
appeors to ht~. '. . "
The etl!'=l at 177 E.-17th ~t1 maj ..... 'potroos .. aged 18 and JS .
hlrlDg mldO' iiaDcen of me same age.
Trouble m,riy ,..i lfe ahead for tire en-'
tertainment lpOt which city and stste
authorities have heel\ bottling for well
over tWo years -· One Calta Mesa policeman dropped by
the Flrei: Tuelday night· and clain>h
ed or\e d -a l!l<ii>de -was kicking
her feet blgher than her bead and
revealing all. .
Patnllman Douglas Pritchard also
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' ' charged a eeconcl among tbe four danc-
ers '\" tap f<r the evenJna '"81 ,naughtily
dUring bet act u oil!-sipped oocla poii, tomato juice, Coffee or near beer.
The bumpm and grlnderl were for-
bldelen nearly ooe month, ago from danc-ing Ian. pant*, veila « ciiher below-tbe-
w'alst a,ttJre, under a .caiifornla Suprome
COUrt t'ullng !bat the .\Ile' may suspend
alcobol llcenses for such activity.
Nd arr&ts have be'ed 111atle now tbet
nude dancing bas resumed.
"Nude entertainment is not a violation
of our ruleS, v says ABC Supervising In-
vestigator Willtam Bertsch.
';He added !bat i fiirtber -prooecute ; l)lldie·~. ellberl. c agents Or Caltai ' M'esa pdlice inves gatorl; must 1witness
what be' termed ''t1ertaln acla''. J>rior to .
(See FIRE HOOSE,'Page'I)
Police Believe Coa st
Maitre d? Killed ·Sell
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ly WILLIAM llCllREmER with oo stipulalioos prevenllng payment
ot -. °'II'{_"'" ...., in the event of suicide, Amburgey said.
Newport Bead! poUce toilay Indicated '"fbe Joans he bad ;.,,. al!O insured
the dMlls ol Newp0rt Harbor· Yacht Club wt tb oo slipulatlon fo.. suicide so
mail: d' l'.clward '!batcher was a everything was ·covenil," be said.
1111lcl Amburgey said'Tbatcher was mown to
Tbateher's bOdy was found floating ii! be, a. proud man, unwilling. to ask for
the harbor Saturday with a »pound' con-mooey from friends to g~ hidl through ·
crete blcid\ ~ to~t. · . the crisis. .
The 11-year-ojd reaident of 3099 Mace ihe lnlenslve lnvesUgation. I n t o
Ave., .Colla Mesa, bad been reported Thatcher's death turned a number of ;:.''."~ral clays beforo by his wife, !See SVICIDE, Pace I)
''Our'investiialloo showed absolutely
notblnc tbat would be lncoosi!lent witb n ILOT IUlctde," satct-Newpotf" d'eteclive'"-Sim...___s;_
Amburp)'. "Tbm &n!' ·no lncll<:a~
wiry liOlllebod1 wooid -to kill him."
AD.W...DRKS..
POIJc:e belleve Thatcher prepared the
rope barNa In advance and sUpped II
over his shoulders just beforo walk!P&
-out Gii tlle Yacht clW11 ciocbl.' ' ' Anli.rrgq ' said ,Tbatcher 1/u a~
pormUy driYIG to iulcide l>Y mounting llnancial problems. .
"About the only rea.90D we-could came
ap wltb wsa the fact his financial picture
waa to tl)e. poinl wJiere there was no way
out for blrn1" Amburgey sild. "He was
not ab!. to meet his oblia•tioos and hi s
benk ~ 1bow he W¥ sltadil7 '°"1&
Into the bole."
a1IO Nici lllluranoo coverage may
hllv• be<tl part ol the jl10!lve for llllclde.
'lbaldler bad a ... lnluruc:e·poiiq
MAGIC ON H OUSE
Ha~ahouseto sell!ADAil;YPILOT
du&Wecl wanl .acl coul~-JOU "itb,' Ill quick multi. 1141! l!',llils amazet,100:
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HAll.oolt VIEW HOME eam;e1 MOc1e1, s bed, 2 ba.
larle lam. "'!·i like lie<,.,
$58,000 lease boia, land avail.
real. (phone no.)
That ad \V8I In the !>Iller on a Friday
-tire )lou,. was !Old by' !!atunl ay after-
noon! For a quick sale of your-?~ list
. YOUR home with a DAILY PIW'V ad·
vl3er. The dtr.ct line Is t4um.
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Banlsh Sale ']
On Streets ,
By L. PETER KRIEG
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Callfb& them "~ to mbiors,"
Newport Beach ofllclals today banned
newsrac;Jt sales of two Lot Angms sex·
oriented periodicals and sidd they plan to ·
go after a thlril one. . · 1
City manager Robeit L. 'WY.Oil an-•
nounced this morning that Police Chief
B. James Glavas has been instructed to~ write the publlshera of the Los Angeles
Star and the Hollywood Press, lnformina
them ol the 11fUon:, • •
\bey can oont~ to dil~i)>ute them ·
on!J •thro)fgh • !""rki!\s and 11ljuor stores j that'wlsh to "11 tbefp, wYrui said. .
The clly ' manager also said that
similar step& will aoon be taken against
the Los Angeles F'fff J>ress. :
"Eventually we're going to have to ban
the Free Press, too," Wynn said. "We've
gQt to be c:onslalent. We Intend to ap-
proach the rr.e Press In the near
future .K '
· In-bts·•aonounce.,..t this mornlpg, ·
· iVrnn said, Chief Ola vu will write a let.'
ter lo the 'IJUbllshers Nyln\J that the Loa
Angeles Star and the Hollywood Prw
Ate, In the city's Judiment, bannlul t~ j
minors. .
"They ,should be removed from places
(See BANISH, P•ge I) ~I
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Wea$her
Mos! 'Y sur>ny ls the . way the
weatherlady alls It !or 'lbunday',
wi tb slightly warm<lr temperatur ..
of t!O at the beaches. inclling up to
65 Inland. Overni8ht lows In the
upper 405.
INSllU>: TOD.-\ 'l' I
"C'oboret.'' I~ ov Liza Min-• ,..u;, .. -1110Sl Of u.. h.... I
' ors m Toe1clau llill/lt'• Acad<mu I
Awardr lho10 1Ditll tiQhl Oscars.
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,t D~l V PILOT s Wtft=tv, M¥Ct1 28, 1973
Jitlsp,ital at Between UCI, L
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L9codoa of I l<ldlla( booplW '"1 a
mtJor -11 c-rilel u the
mtJor pollll " dlsocreemmt bet ..... the
UC llltdloal ICbool ud 1 lltate • leifllotive committee'• pr<llmlnory llod-
lnp,
UCl-<:allfonlil CoUece al Medcine
Deon Stanley Van Dm 11oort said In
Fellnllt)' be bellevu the t<,tdtlng
boopllll and related medJCll ochool jn.
-bulldlnp are belt located na.t to lhe rtmain<fer of lhe campus.
UCl'1 achoo! of bloloSlcal 1Cieoce1 has
otwlous telatiOlllblp-to the medical
trainlnc docton receive and to Ille
" ·:Jlunt Given
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" ::~11nity ... ·' :Jn Bugging
•;'WASHINGTON (UPI) Tb e
·\roterpte trial Judie 11'8111ed E. Howard
Hunt t<Mal l<n.....ut, from further pros-
klrtloo t<>da3 In .. apparent bid to
Penuac1e lhe <eovlcled coasprolor lo loll
a fl!dtnl grand jury ID be -· about 'Ifie buulne al!otr.
, U.S. Dblrict Judie John Sirica took the
· ICUoo at the government's request after
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POW s Pitomoted
·Four 'Named for Admiral, General
-W ASIUNGTON (AP) ~Four. reccnUy ntumed U.S. war prlson-
en have been chosen foi' promotion to rear admiral and brigadier
general, the Pentagon announced today. They are:
_ N4VY Capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Ji. of Mobile, Al .. tbe first POW
_ lo slAlp from a repatratton pl&neJut 111onth.
· · Navy Capt. James B. Stockdale of Coronado.
' Air Force Col. John P. Fl)'llll of Shalimar, Fla, the..tenior U.S .
POW.
Air Force Col. David W. Winn of Minnea,P<>lls.
Pentagon spokesman Jerry W. Frlejlhe101 said Flynn shot down
and captured In October 1967, waa lelectedfor promoUoll'..!6 brigadier
general In 1970 and Winn, downed o'ver Nprtb Vietnam In August
1968, was cho.en for promotion lut s..ptlamber. , · ·
Frtedheim said President ·Nixon ~ n91 oehd the no,mlnatlons
to the Senate while they were still prilQoert because disclosure of
the promotions "might not necessarily be in a man's interest'' while
..... lllmt, a former White House consultant .;:
-~pleaded gullly In the....,, Invoked
Ille 5th Amendment every time be wa1
In enemy hands. . . .
' iiked a question during appearances t~
'41.y and Tuesday before the grand jury.
: : Al a reault of Slrlca's move, Hunt must
· blk or rbk beliig found in corltempt of
:... ~ but nothing he-says before the
Jr and jury can be used against him later.
The action came shortly befott the
· ~ c h e d u I e d appUrance of another
· Watergate defendant, Jame1 W. McC.ord
Jr., before the special Senate commJttee
":Jnvestlgatlng the June 17 break-in and
,talgging at Democratic national head-
, quarters In the Watergate bWldlng.
·!.~At the same time, Sirica aMounced
· . .that be canceled 1 scheduled meeting
· .,Thursday with McCord, who offered to
" give the judge informatloo about perjury
J)legedly oommltled during the trial, .. 'f&hen 1Dvo1ved In the case and 0 po11Ucal
"·-treasure" exerted on tbe ''Wateraale
·:!!even" to get -them to plead 111lll7-and
keep silent. -.~Sirica 'la.id he saw "no need to go . ard'~ with the meeting because
. ~rd would be appearing before the • .. gind jury aad already agreed to 1Jve
-. blo' _, to '1lle 1pectal Benote com-
1,l'iltee. • • • • •· . :.'~Following Sirica'a deci1ion to grant im·
... )nunlty, Hunt went back behind cloeed
, lloora to le•lilY before the grand Jury.
'Hunt'• la1')'er did not object wlien
-federal pro11tt11tors aoked the Judge to
-~t.
A similar effort began Monday to elicit
)nrormatlon from G. Gordon Liddy, the
· ll>rmer Nixon campelgli official alleged
'ti> have been the mastermind In the
.~atergate Incident. His lawyer objected,
· Cld arguments will be heard Friday.
. : ~: McCord, former security chief for
· l"resklent Nixon's re-election campaign.
:,said be wanted no more lntervlewi with
· 'tOmmittee lawyers but lnstead wanted to
'):~ak to the full seven-member com-
~lillttee, senate sources reported. . •"
. Huntington Mother
. Raped in Own Home
A 2'ryear-old Huntington Beach woman
was raped early this morning in her
:Florida Street apartment, police said.
· 1be woman told police a man awoke
;her about 2 a.m. and placed a pillow over
;her face. threatening to kill her baby if
-she resisted.
: She wll! not able to describe the man,
:police said.
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Not on Lists
Viet Cong to Release
Myst£ry (J.S~ Pr~oner
SAIGON (APJ -The Viet Cong an-
nounced tonight that it will release an
American prisoner not on any previous
lists of POWs turned over to the United
States. (Related story, Page 41
A Viet Cong spokesman idenWied him
as having the last name ol Wheme, born
In 1911 In Virginia. Illa Anll)' aerial
nw:nber was given as 325M6814, ran~ Dot
.stated.
The · American waa captured Nov. 15,
1969, In the village ol Truong Long Hoe, a
mangrove iw;unp area at the mout.ti of
one of the branches of the Mekong River,
the Viet Cong spakesman said. The area
Js 75 miles due south of SaJgon.
The spokesman said a subconvnlssion
o/ the foorpartf ~olnl Mllltaey Oom-
ml8'lon on dead llU>d miaaJn1 perllOllnel
Jnry in Magee
Murder-kidnap
Trial Undecided
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Aftei: a day
and a half of deliberations, a jury of six
men and six women has failed to reach a
verdict In the murder-kidnap trial of San
Quenlln IUer R~cbell Magee.
Superior Court Judge Morton R. Colvin
ordered the Juron to return to court to-
day to re.crume efforts t.o reach a
. decision.
Magee, 33, was charged with the
slaying o/ Judge Harold J. Haley during
the 1970 Marin County courthouae
shootout that left four men dead.
If convicted, he faces a maximum
sentence of another life term, but without
possibility of parole.
Black revolutionary Angela Davis \tas
acquitted last year of similar charges in
the 1970 incident.
Colvin rejected three defense mistrial
motions Tuesday. De tense attorneys
argued that some evidence had been
discarded. a stricken statement by a
prison guard reached the jury, and a
court clerk mislabeled 1JOme evidence.
The judge nowd the-discarded evidence
·.ras later found.
From Pflfle J
BANISH ••.
' .. where minors JodLscrtminate1y can oblaln
the papers," Wynn said .
He said if they wish t.o place the papers
"in a bulldlng for sale that ls supervited
by adults, so ari adult can have control
o\'er who purchases them -to make
sure It's not a 12--year old -ii they do
that. Uiey may dlltrlbute them. Bui they
cannot aeU them -from v e n d 1._._
machines."
\Vynn said Glavas' letter Is "not going
10 say the papers are pornographJC as
such, because iha£ ls a very grey are.a.
uThe letten wW say that ln our col-
lective Judgment, the p a p e ra are
harmful t.o minors," Wynn 1aJd.
Wynn said the city believes there are
suCficlent laws available to permit city
ofHcials to reeulate material that "ls, In
our opinion, obviously harmful to
minors."
The city of llunUngton Beach earlier
lhll month banned street aa1 .. oI the Lor
Angele• Free Prela and Ille Orqe
County Diltrict Attorney ha1 forbidden
street machlne sales o( the l.m: Anae!es
Star In unlncorpontled areu ol lhe coun-
ty.
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,\·ill firm up details for his release at a
meeting Thursday.
Asked why the prisoner wasn't on the
original list turned over to the United
States in Paris Jan. 27, the Viet Cong
spokesman replied:
"I think lbal In the Province ol Vlnh
Blnh it Js hard to concentrate POWs in
one JocaUon .. They were scattered."
MeanwhHe in Vietnam U.S. IOllfCel aid
tonight that four more, Americans miss-
ing In Laoo might turn out to be
prt....,.. of war 'In ad!Htlon to the -
released In Hanoi.
'Ibey said it wouJd be "a very happy
day'' tor the United States U as many as
10 to Ill mora <JI the 111 mlaolng In Lao1-
ttlrned up In enemy llA!lf.. · .
The aources were " cOmmeritiim on
published ttports that as many 8s 200
more Americana might turn out lo be
held by tbe Pathet Lao and Na:th Viel·
namese forces in La<>1. Tbe U.S. sources,
wbo did not wisb to be ldenUfied, said
they did not know the boob for the figure
of 200 being clr<ulaled.
One Informant said be did not know on
what groimcll anolher fiaure ol lllO -I-
ble prlaonen amoog · Iba mliainl bad
been mentioned by U.S. ofilclalB here.
Other aourcea ol<\11 to Ille U.S; Embaasy
said the lower total wu a "~jectloo"
baaed on bow many or the 31f inlihl have
survived alt crashes or other lncfde:nts.
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SUICIDE •••
other cluea that only pointed to suicide,
Amburg<y aald.
The police crime lab loond tracea or .
the conCn!te block in the trunk of
Thatcher's car, traced the block to a
building supply yard that remembered
the sale and found the rest of the pink
plastic clothesline u.ed.to Ue th• block on
In the yacbl club aloro' i'nbm: '
Amburgey a!Jo •aaJd lht--tnota uaed to
attach the block to 1batthei!f'bqdy were
unique and similar knot& were !Olnid on a
bundle oI carpeting lri <he. .deilil man's
1arage. -.;-I ~ --;-
Amburgey al90 sal~-lbe~-la .. vtdence
that Thatc_her never Wt ~the ·yacht club
Iii< night be duappealid: l>ollce Delleve
he pretended to Wfll'lildl'tlll'JI hid
somewhere inside ~llitll everyone had
K'"'•· The Orange County Coroner told police
today there were no traoes ol alcohol or
drugs In Thatcher's blood, ruling out any
possibility be waa drugged by somebody
and thrown into the water.
A spokesman for Pactftc V l e w
Mortuary where Thatdter'8 body WU
taken said today no, f u n er a l
arrangementa have been made pending
the anivaJ of the couple'• son from
Northern Ireland where 11" 13 serving
with lbe Brlllsh Army. -
CONT A.CT LENS
DOG SUCCU~llJS •
GUECHO, Spain (UPI) -Slln, an
alredalo that 1alnld nalloowldt publlelty
when It became !lpaln'a llnl doc to wear
conlact-leneet, dhd today hl'a tralDo oo-
cldtll~ polk>o aa!d. .
Sltortl)i aft• -his owner llouiht him In
France a year .,., the doc out!~ head
lnjurla In 1 lral!lo acoldont and medical
troa1111eal revtalad that Ila olih! wu lm-
pelred. A Bllbocl eya 1peda11Jt fitted Iha
dog wllh contacdt which restored normal vllloo. •
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filllti fcnnol ""!"lllonl. '!We bave mod0'-•~!lcqo111 num-
ber <i ~I~ tn Orabge County.''
Ber!S<h. continued, aaylng II la likely
lurtber pr!JC'!edlop w 111 be lnltla!A!d
aialnll certain <llabllalundl!I. n-accuaa!Or)' acllons must date
fr9n the time any o(lhe nlghl clubf ?"•"
atUI I~ to ae11 be<r « oiher alo6hol-
1c dttnb. ~ ,
"Yea lt lo," uid the .uic~ s.!tacb,
wtien asked 11 the Fire House ll"amonc
lhose-adieduled for ~We prosecution.
OJ>ly one """'ly club, Circe's in Santa
Ana, coollnued lt&nude dancijig In \'iola-tlm of the Aile ru1e. - . ' .
nie ABC b currenll1 toldnc ao 1'C(lon
-undtr their own.ruleo, but •U. .Onnr•
County Dlslrlct AttM!eY'a>.nlfloe''b stlll
C'"1templatlng pl'OOOo\lloo undu the
once • aotlqoaled Red Ll8hl-Abatement
Act. !"'' ... .
Eslabllslunenta calerhig tO gentlemen
who enjoy w•tchinl unclad ladles bounce,
flounce and frolic, however, can expect
trouble when they apply for any beer
license renewals.
"I would oay lhla wculd preclude their
ever getting another license from the
Alie!," declareo· Costa Mesa City Ooun-
ctlman AJvin L. Pinkley, a klogtime foe
ol bottomless bars.
"And I woold aay thia goeo about as
!Ow u you can .go.'' be fumed, adding
that hla Idea of entertainment II not
watchin& a naked girl ol 11 on a dance
floor.
"I would say the city wouJd be justified
in doing anything possible to. eliminate
this cancerous growth," coounul!d Pink-
ley.
City Attorney Roy June was unavail·
able for comment on what new aetim
Colta Mesa authorities may take nezt, u any.
,.,,_ P,,.e J . -· • " . ' . . .
FONDA... ,,,
io1A \hi# r~ Sal! 'ctemeiite' i.tmaula-•
mystery.
Public safety officials have , saifi .tbey
are pll!J!!l4il l<f-.11rqaJor1_ fe$>nsl$t;>n
and plan to use t,;Of1CONUI Elementary
School u a ccmmand JIO!( thrOUih the weekend and early next wetk.
The school lies between the lltale perk
where the Nixon foea will be encamped
and the Presidential ~~-While the memben of the political left
continue to talk about the weekeod
march, the proponents of a coanter
demonstration by follow~1 of. New
Jeneymlnlater Dr. Carl Mcintire are ap-
paronlly .ull plannlnc an appearance aa
well.
As of last weekend both the wile and
aldea of the minister-had said the marcb
WU planned for Monday In Ille l8Ille
area and about the same time 11 the ~
teat actl,vlly.
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'11111 1118-DOI belrd In Iha ptlbllc ~ '9' ~ · testl!mu' ~ In lhe Feb. I ._... 1! OiUnty ltedlCsl
lop In lull Ano, a-tO ... the • ~00:,...~= brfol 11 up
bull of tho .... all<nlltlve tbat Ille to ~ ..,. dellllllion er the llall
medical acbooi be ~out al_ Orwe report, the _committee !)llgbl find J!1ere la
Coun17 to ,...,. other' iOcadiiii ;&;. no ......,, 14 ~ tlie •1!Jler<Al>i!lrmd
web a bolpllll Wiii. ' bon4 ~ f~ a teacblnl booi>llil Ill
Oblerverl ol statewide boapllll polltlcs Orangf eouill), '""'°' Martin Luther K~ Hotpltal,ln Some attlon In the ~-Ill ex-South Central Loo "'1aelel Is ..,.., • peeled by ~une. One illl!:J>Y State Sen.
potenllaJ "°'ll1~' Tbe Watta bcs*al !">• Denni> E. Clarpenl,er (,R-Nel'J)Ort Bead>)
had dllflcully allnctlnc quatlty lltafl. providing plannill! fjf; I UC!
Rural poor would beneflt from location of location bOlpital., a val.
._ new medical school in Fresno County PreStl!t\lbly wF~,=~s; and. boopllll the .. II aald lo fill ll~'bill mitt# U> UJ'i•
,.----..,...--~-·--, medl<al lldlool to ' \he' lffiallfUre were to agree,
I f • lllndl WIMlld be apeot not on b\111 n ormatto11. holpl!aI but rad.ir In atta<hlng
• duaroo111, 1abotalory and ollk:O . Or• Med:,.al an extsllntl hospltal wbite a ne .. "" achool woold be Cl'11111ed: Whether or not the Join! COllUl\lttee 1<>
lually mat .. '"ch a ~tlon
may in the final annalysls hJng~ ~the
recent change in ita composlUon; ~ Scliool Sites
Of the volumes of lnfonnatlon
presented to the Joint Legi&lative
Committee on H~pilal Siting whictt
ls mulling possible location of a
leaching hospllll al UC !~vine, the
following are aome lacta .tncluded
ln the staff's pri:liminary report.
-Of 117 medical schools in the
U.S., eight are in Califomia.
-Sixty-seven medical schools are
publicly owned, and six are Jn
Cllifomia.
--Of all medical sc1>ooi..~J7 af.
fillat.e with a general university and
au eight in Calilomia are universi-ty affiliated. _
-Forty-four schools are located
on general university .campuses
while ala ol Calttomla'~ elr,it
medical schools are-"on campus •.
-Fifty.four schools Own their
own teachi.og hospitals (five in
CalUornia do).
-Only 16 nationwide have split
campuses in wWch the main
teaching facility is a substanUal
dlatance rrom the medical school.
Thlee ol tbe then ftv .. mem!>fr. I
attended the February hearings 1n ta
Ana . _ _,, I
, Now, lhe body haa growa. r!c!, 10
members , with new faces -.each
bouse belnR added. b;
Besides Brown,· who chairs t@._-cqm-
mlttee, legbilaton now studying~ four
alternatives facing UCJ are: .•
-Stale Senator. Fred w.n~r,Jr.
( R-Reddlng ) , Albert S. "°"""" ,.-< D-
Sacramento), Anlh'"11 C. llleleiWQfi ,ID-
Beverlr. Hills), George N. '.leno~ (D-
Fresml and Me"Y" M. Dymally~
Angeles!. Only Marler atlerulad ~ """1-
ty ~l!S aod Bi~enson. Zeno.fiiih l!!d
Dymally are the new addltlon.s o .the
panel. -,.;;,; __
-AsRlllbl)'lllen Gordon Duffy ~-"
ford), Frank Lantemian (R-La ~(Ip).
Richard Alatorre (D-LOt! Angele&) a;_q d
Barry Keepe (0-Santa Rosa). ~,pt
lended only part or the Orange 9>1Wly
hearings with Assembl)'lllan •Robert
Badbam (R-Newport Beach) all' <in his place for the aflemoon \ .
Alatorre, a fonner UC! lecture~ Ill.
perattve culture, and Keene are · ·
additions to the panel I , ' ' I (,,, * * * ' ..... ..,;tnfJ
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UCI HOSPITAL ..• . ... i.
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teaching hospital. , ' . , 1 , "1,n~
The university outlined a three-part medical system, It urgtill "
continuing provision of emergency ca: re In an aRgraded Oia'1d-'
county Medical Center. (OCMC) and estabiishmep\ p'~:~r1~~-rQjli; ..
wall-In commurlily clinics to serve priri!ary care J1lo¥.S o(.tlfe COUIQy•·
and afford training in fapilly practice to its students ...... :,:; '.
The university con\Jntied ,to emphasize they·WoOI~ want y~ Y
350 beds for <loctor training In any u\!g!'ade1i-'dm.!c. Those , ',.,
would be.needed fm:.the teacblng function In addition to any
provided on campus. 1 ·1 •• '·
Secondary fare for ambulatory patients and a diagnootic ireot•
ment Altnter and ·hospital -to be buDt o'JI UM! camp,uA -formecl !Mi
second •portion <>!·the ~CI sugf.estl6n. _ lWQ!.y_ 1..lt• oh-camp~~ !\p&Pi_~, ,
would lfahdlf"thi•h!o\'1! ~ .. dti~' d!Bease~~Vi!llP~ stU#nls a ~4p:,
range Of expenonces. • · . • , ' •
UC! argue<\ the syoted. would 1>nd 'th.'d.iiail(Y.'~ beallb '4tvi ..
in Orange COunl'y wbet'lifu the Indigent.go to· OCMC.and the wealthy
flee the county or seek private facilities. ·•;: . ... .,.~ ·
To double its class. size from the 64 studenll enrolled each yeai;
presently, UC! medical school Dean !ilanley Van .Ilell:Nool't'taid af. ,
fillations with OCMC, Chil~en's Ho.pita! of Or&J!ge: Cotllitl, ·Loni
Beach Veterans and Memorial'Hospitals and other ·c!O!nmwiity-h~l!pl..
tals and clinics would necessarily be contintled. . '
The beds In \he propose!! on-campin·taclllty would,.,..,, only .
one-ttjnf al the medical studen\s, residents and littems. · · !
Opposition to the pmpooed CID1J>lll location was heard from
the Orange County Medical Association ]"hose dpctors..lndicaltd In a
poll they opposed the campua hosp!W 09 grounds the county mtiady
has too m1ny hospital beds. , . . ~ • ,,
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"~ot a t>1:obr.m7 Tltln ~k ~ Dim.. Pat 101U .. , rid
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Ly Pilo~ P.O. Bo> 1580, COiia SAN LUIS OBISPO (AP) Dr.
50, Co.. 92626. Include JIOUT Timothy Leary says he ii really a time
Ph.om number. traveler frorD the 21st centlll')' who lived
)' paat lives as Socrates and as witches
r.t Per1onal Coatact burned at tbe stal<e.
DBAi PAT~ An advertisement for "Most 'of the time 1 'am ilot Dr.
Encyclopedia Britannica blfered at a Timothy Leary," he added of his present "~al group discount price". was in-life in this century, explaining that an
cllia&f in our 14aster ~ge state-"altered state of oonsclousness"' pr~·
ml¥\t We returned the fo reqµestlng duced by drugs caused him frequent inlO~tion with a nota on that we did transfonnations.
nof'wlSh a salesman to c iloo us. We ex-For instance. he continued on the
pec:ted to reCeive information, including witness stand Tuesday when behjnd the
tl)O 'lipeclal price" which we tbea coold wheel o1 ·a CbemJlet "I im t he
disCu:f! at our coovenience and in Chevrolet.'-" But 1Nhen driving a Pontiac, pri~~1 (We have ' dealt wllh book "lam a Pontiac." sail~ before.) Within a few days, we Leary offered his sell-analysis as he ~ a letter from . a salesinan, in-took the stand on his own behalf in his ~.t a broCbure, and stating that he Superior Court trial 00 a charge of es-
1 "" us persooally .IQ esplain lbe cape from tbe California Men's Colony, vf . optlooa and prices. A week !aler tbe lightly guarded stale prison be had
tljo"iidesman called aud my bu4band told . b<en sent to alter an Orange County him~ we ~uired was a letter quoting mariJ"uana use cooviction. tile <fi.!count 'price. He replied that be ""114 not quote prices in a letter, but The <fr11g advocate, arguing it was a
wOUid provide some figures on the crime to imprison any bwnan being, said telePbDne. We do not wish further contact on the . day of bis alleged escape he had
~. company, l?Ut feel tbe refusal of 11\k°" LSD and was .doing yoga ex"
g prices in writing should be ex-ercises When a prisoner threatened him p ~-...,. "with a hoe."
SACHEEN LITTlEFl!ATHER TELLS ROGER MOORE, LIV ULLMAN TO KEEP MARLON BRANDO'S OSCAR
Ap1che Girl Says 1Godf1ther' Stir Protesting Ame~ican Treat~ent of lndl1t1~ by Rtfu.1a l~~_!ward ---
, M. s., Newport Beach "I felt like a missionary that was being . ,
a.'li<rt Meyers, Orange c 0 a a 1 y boiled In a pot by savages," be told tbe ,"('oo : lQ.:ten~ ElcJ<lopedla Brita.nnlca d 11 1 rt e I court, explaining he had expressed tiis . Preferei1ce OK'd
miu"Ctl', aald 17 btndlng aeleetfon1 ·and need for freedom in a poem found among •·
eight "option" orfen make the long~ his belongings after his 1970 escape. R •· u "t p . FOI' County's
oslabll1bed penonal contact policy of bis "We have lo get off hi s planet ," he ev· . ,iew ... ni r. oposes firm 8 neceislty to provide adequate In-continued. "AU of us have to go higher .
formation IO possible bu yen andentand and' break the bonds of the atmosphere." Hirm' g of Vets wbat thelr purcba1e1 lntlude. The Leary, wbo was returned under
"Umited·offer" group discount advertised custody from Afghanistan earlier this R • · • · D Pin '
also accounts tor DOI llaHng prices In year, Sai~ that his departure from prison • . evising unes . n Veterans will get preference in Orange "wam•t as easy as it looked." He said' he b t · tbe -"'•• In addition to tbt fact that a~ County hiring lor J·obs ut no 1n ""'"""'6• r climbed onto a roof and worked his way proslm.ately II percent of Encyclopedia · " · ' manner suggested by Supervisor Robert Brftanntca buyen an1U1ge purchase by hand over band along a power line until
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His Oscar
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Marlon Br'"®
is "on bis "'BY to Wounded Knee" tofc+t
the Indians encircled there, said t~
Apache woman who armounced Brando's
refusal to accept his "Godfather" O,::ar
as a protest on ~If of Indians. <Re1'1*1
story .. pictures, Pages 4, 30.) ..
Sacheen Littlefeatber, identified as an
Apache, appeared for Brando at the ~·
derny Award ceremonies Tuesday ni&ht.
star,tling the jewel.!-ancf.blaclt tie audi~
of celebrities -and television viewers
acrOS.!l the nation -by announcing that
Brando refused to accept his Oscar for
best actor.
She tvld reporters that Brando "said
he was on his way to Wounded Knee,'!
and the trip will take about two days. •
She would not say -how Brando was
trave1ing.
~liss Littlefeather -wearing JD(iiJln
rostume of fringed leather, feathers and
beaded moccasioos -strode to the stagf
when Brando~ selection was announced.·
"Marlon Brando very regretfully can-
not accept this award because of t h e
treatment of · American Indians in th.ii
COW1try today'' by the film indullry, !lie
said, and because of 0 the recent happen~
in gs at Wounded Knee," the town held. bjl
an Indian group.
She said Brando's statement oo the
subject was too long to read on televillon~
but she would give copies to newsmen.
There were gaspi1 , hisse1 and c•tcalL,
from the audience, as well as applaUIJ.t,
Brando was the second performer. tO
refuse an Oscar. George C. Scott rebuffl
ed the academy two years ago, but l~l ,, . . bo added be reached a pole over the fence. /. special J'Oinl. review c,ommlttee of Newport Dunes" be revised to reduce land W. Battin who proposed the move.
cfedtt. according to Meyen, w He said the prisoner who threatened county department heads has recom-devoted to shopping centers and Battin wanted veteraru: to get five ex-tllor£1CoJOIMPIY:...PJJf~rs Its aalesmen to him "with a bioe" was .11n""' because he · d di bled ts 10 :Xtra not accept. 1( • " '' ~J1a,prRJ~Uye cus&omer and his "."""J:t"~ mended that Waler World ~ans at amusements and .that pul:iliL recreational . tra points an sa ve e Br.ando this year tw'ned down a Golden
s p l\t(ol'e entertn1 llto a sales felt his s6n's use of marijuana was· partly use be Inc.re~-points in entrance examinations for coun· Globe Award from the HoJl...-....4:
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leaders know in advance that he wOUld
~'!''"'•"'" ,,_ .... · Leary . testlfi8\i. -as the .iijry in the W'd B II The report, accepted by the ~Board of Y emp oym · Foreign Press Association cltinc tbe1'at ~=enc~~ .... ~r! escape~ retun)ed to the courtroom I ' OW · rru_ta y Superri_sors "tll~ay_ ,.uid~.t~a~.traffic Personnel DirectorWilUam Hart Tues. in Indochina. ·~ I 11· ' f
.,. for ·tbe-h Ume 'sin<:e last"I'bursday. In ·· ./ , .. rt••• -be ,... ,-,-1 N•lrl be day oxpl~ined that in most_ Ins~' " He ha~ a history of -!by, tor in'· :!.'":.~I In prleo-~llont IUld oplfo• lbe interim; Sllperior COurt Judge B , . , ~."•ii...~~-I,' l "re~ir • ..,.,!rol)I I ..,,v~olllll!'I' If.--,._ tliete w~'no P'41(t'sylteri!'usl<l,'iij;&!Ojity "ditn•cau•s, ad once joined an ntual
r • .,..n oat. ·ic ' ; .llicblnllJlanlsl,llld beoo con!lderlng eaten. 1\0UIJetl ,tll<ii!flMI •*'n1''1((jc ~ ilJ,;Ne\IJ!Ort eiami0a6ons. ' ' ' "!isl> in" In the Paclflc ~ ~f '!Jt·
• · · prooecutian coelenlims that ·Lairy was • ....,., -Beacp without the implemenlatiaa ot a ,,_ ad a d' .,. defying a · Jed~• ban ~-lllJ!!t\k Coupons Honored no1 Qllaiified..lqdlscusa his oJVll state o! ... ..-blli;m,ed." ilu)(f. µae 't,anspot.tau'.,.:..pjan .. ~.•~ded !hl'1"'." ~ty al,..d,y,~ ~Ti.on ft'om tbe,n.1m 'lbolr a~s :l~bJ'.~.~~~~i. ~aince~"t.~':i~~o o~ wi1h -, ~;·i. ijy~J;WRf~ ,. ~ :::~~,~~al~ .. ~. Hifr .~1~~~~.:;' ifi:iix.'ll'f&f~." tch o'/r.,;..,,, ~ ~~..:i ~l •if :~;~ :~b~~t ' .J.,,t~lvf#~;I~ =.ti! ,i~~J~~.:: ~ ' E# v6~ \~Pf -:'l\, '/(p$' "so .; ' ~-:~rt stated , that If . ~t ~~:;:,:,•n00~'f ~~~ ~h:r~
o! quality" to a . lv~i, eddress, quest!ontDg. ' .. 'q ' 'lfounlng ~)litd -to tum away, wa'I the •lltllcll. finajlf st<aighte,m. out tis, traffic Tri(j App" ointed ' could be of better u.e if I wen{ fD Wound· OUf.'.dlllil..l~~l . bUtclbllorex" ~the stand as a wi~ \n his way a patl'Olman ·~be<f tbe 'hloody ;pnib!e~' tbe current plan ~orjevelop-ed Knee lo belp forestall, in whalat~r
ammailllll oftbe•a 'revealed the offer own .enae. Leary gave his ~Hoo slgbt of an e.J<feriy widow beaten alnt~st ment of Waler World wwkl•.be."" , · way I cati, IJieatabllshment .. of 1 peac;o
was not open to !=alilomla resldenta. as.fl)lhilooopber and neurol0i!lc1ah, tbe ,,;.ybnd tecogn!Uon and robbed o( her -'~bl but that ·r im-vemen1 is To· fl ~unty IT· TD· !>a... which would be dishooorable •.. " \V1l,al gi~· It;......, unjust lo tanlallr.e latter appamiUy a term be hid coined. "" • , "· , ce..., e, ' no ,.. , \..AJ 1'.J 11.e cblld"'1. a:eoiotlUI cay that ii not · , ' '.• · luaf"''!d col!fj;fi.on , Of t a,r n Is h.• d made the added traffic wouJd_,<»mi>J\ilnd He said be did not want lo offend """°
aVJilabl let .. •lone , tryin& to swindle a sll~etware.-· •· " • . ' present congestion. A.Ppointmenls to fill vacancies .on three at the ceremonj, or "demean or ern-~t In !his ulliimer. Penooally, I Concrete Gun Used Resjioqdiog. lo a lliclc call, pdllre ·en" The new oolder of tbe lease on the boaldi or committets were made"'llles· wbarrassorthi"-sthooeof th"1s hcousto~"':i . :::_,!1-, would not believe the 'Pilot' would rem tered an apa:i::tment in a Brooklyn tene· • ' · • day by the Board or Supervisors. '""' ~
to Ulla: method to catch a full-pagt; color T S d mehf Tuesdiy and found 78-year~ld county tidelands bas proposed a multi-Captain Douglas Watson of the Sher-this evening wssible, but I do pot f~
ad! Or, ii so, woold Ibey disappoint a ~n oi~i e Attempt F)thel Brown bleeding, unconscious and million oollar Investment including two iff's Department and Stanley Dyer )'ere that I can, ai I ci\lzen of tbe Un,lted cbil~? i. • disfigured. . . hotels, six restaurants, amusement rides named to the Orange County Emergency States, accept this or any (lther award.
· G.S., Costa Mesa STAP~N. N.Y. (UPU -James Sbe was admitted lo Kings COupty on land and In the water and a soopping Medical care Committee.' · "You are probably saying: What lbe
Tho Diatly Pflol doolll1 ''owa" Ille Guinta, :15, apparonUy fried to commit Hospital.in critical condition with a frac· Walson will succeed Sheriff James hell does !his have t~ do with the
FamDy Weet!J-ta fact, U paya for ~la .suicide tllesday by s~g a spike into tured skull, multiple cuts and a loV of center.' Musick. Academy Awards? The answer i3 ~aj
Sanday ihagu1.ne Insert IDd receives DO bis heart with a Bun used for driving two pints of blood. . The study of the proposal was made by Gregory Politl!ki, an attorney, was the motion picture community as muob
nveue from advertilementa included in nails into coocrete. . Two men err~fnsider her building the Rqad ~ent, Flood Control named to the county Board or Retire-as anyone bas been responsible for p, 8eo1t Paper COmpuy'a Nel' York ! Police aald ba "i!f.lekenJ>y-em~ . _,,,_ diarged wil\J ~!tempted murder Distrlcl, Plamtlng Departmen~ County menl. He will represenl th• pObllc. The degrading the lndlna."
'ua1I OOer wu: ·' · . I\ ~· · .. ' " "'1' ~ ¥ • • ' 5 plecq otsilv'erWara.oh them. a Arbors, Beaches and Par"s Distr1"ct. board as mandated by stale law. J'usUces to Indians, Brando sald,that lb--od.quey·· Ill~-lo a hoipital 'Ii~-·~• un • • ·1 1 ~·]rrary. Pollca ~d ~had tbe Counsel, Real Pl'operty ije;viQOt, and lbe post;~ an additional membership on the !n a lengthy statement reoounun911t1·
1~ ~ .! ~-·· ,1 c =· . ' . ·""'" ',"' Sapcty Sandling, vice .. president of Mrs. Ethel Gowa <Jf Buena Park was dlan children-witch' television, and they ~ .r"< __.. NewPort D.Jnes, Inc. was presented appointed to the Buena Park Library watch films, and when they see tieir -~ ' Iller w ~ .ffBI:{ f Tuesday and 3aid the ·corporat,ion would District Board of Turstees by Supervisor race depleted as they are in films, thefr
lend th ttala and • ~ .apl~fery ' be aereeable to rnakillg the changes sug-Ralph Diedrich. She succeeds Kovanto J. minds can become injured in way we can
i te to ~~,'SCitt Pi.Pei''~., gested. Bagdasarian who resigned. never know."
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Nii lit D _ ', AtlJike.
. ' Guidellqes for the selection ol nUl'llng ·~,~E·tles ore oll~n:d i> o.J>ew ~ ' ed by the Depattmerit of
Health, tioo and WeUaro. Entitled
• 'Nursing Home ~.· It offen detalled >nformatlOn on qualltlos to look lot In a
· l>uning borne. Tho boo~t. b avf111blo fJ>r 45 centa from CG\swner Pr.cluct
· anformatton, P\lehlo, Co. 11009. , ~ J J ~ ...
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;where and bow to .CllfC!I ID pl the ii>
lorm•UOll about a law that waa pasaed
\<Oftcemif18 tbe Slate of Calllamta lo~ 'over wtcleimec! mines. I also want to f Out U a certain gold mine ~ ~wn) was taken over. · 1
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'"'lln«I today foj)owlng electlGu thla
monlb ~ pn hf• G~llllllt *11tloo a
reduced mojotl\)' In die NatlOnal
Apombly. The .. II no requirement for a
F"""1> ~blntt to raf&t! following na·
Ilona! eleclJons, bot In practice JI always
does ...
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Sun slnkin{ in the weat llllboueltes llfegu~ towers line&' up like senU·
nels along Laguna Beach'• Main Beach. In dimnce Is Bird Rock. l'h.e
towers Will be in place ancl' occupied during Easter Vacatlon which -
ii the weather is &ood-brings with tribe rites of spring and a throng
of young visitors.
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GEM TALK
TODAY
. by '.
J. C. HUMPHRIES
ROCKHOUNDS AND' GEMS
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South Africa, Burma, Brazil,
Ceylon and. far away places such
as Australia-and Thailand are great
sources . of most of the world's
gemstou~ ..
· The United States, although not
known for quantity, makes up for
lhia through superb quality of those
stones discovered. Although gem
quality stones have been foupd in
many slaw, Maine is an outstaud.
ing source. Cut and faceted Maine
stones are in gem colleotlons ot the
Harvard Museum, Smithsonian In"
stitute and Americon Museum of
Natural History. .
Blue and green tourmaline, faint
blue, gteen, colorless and golden
bery1 precious topaz, gem aquama·
r!ne and amelb,yst are among gem·
stones found µ. \his state.
Mines or quarries such as those
In Maine are not generally Wllfked
conrmel'Clally. But· they are ol
great Interest to "rockhounds,"
wh01e hobby aometlmes pays off
1J>OCtacularly tbrouah discovery of
these ll<lattered stlllles of true gem
quallty.
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theti~ce'.
Not the
time it took
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You'Veteen It on teltvition. The
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robot. lt&lvesyou1n ln1tantchlnp •
calendar that telltyou lhodayand
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automation, )'OU pt IPICHile
KCUl'ICJ at u:tr1mefy rusonabk!
pricel. Come,.. for,...r,.lf.
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4 DAil Y PILOT . I •cabaret~ Steals Osearr ~h1111der
Wtdftnllar, MW 28, 1913
Remale Power
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Not Just Fad? ....
~. BIZ DEPT. -If you have l<lme
oollcW that an Ibis bustnm about the
Wdtntn's Llberatton Movement o r
Womeo'1 Llberation Front iJ just a Pl•
Ing'! fad, you may be in for some BW;tr!Jes. It has all appearances of being
fot"·raal.
For one thing, the female campaigners
haft• lhortened the name from all this
WLH · or WLF stuff. Nowadays, it is
1imply known as The Women's Move·
mti[ So there.
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Musical Set in Germany ,o
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Cap~es8
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Hou.ywoon ~ -M~ir• , but~• clldeniT,AW ... l!l!l
bell actor of 1971, a•~ lfr!
to make the ro!illil liocause be tblnb t"9
film I n d u a. t r y does not i:reat lP;!
American IndJll>l ly. .
Brando 'wd' .eiedod for JU por1r!MI
or the ganaland'boai Ill "1be Godla ~Mil' whlcb waa named belt film of the ·
by the Motlqoi Piolure Academy
ceremonies Tuelday night at the Lea
Ancelff Mllllc c.nter.
Liu Mlnnelll, the ni&btclub singer of
"Cabaret," wu picked u best actress.
Themuslcal ts set in Germany. (See com-
plete list, Page 30.)
op Awar<IS "'~
.. , ; "·io1 llt~ -d~'s eqUlvalent ol \ht Os<ai: ; !'fl, ,·
dJr<cl<it: and chotqrapl>Oi: ol th~ masfcal 11Pippln." hsl>Si '.Jo!
11JWQO'l•I
1'llE RECORO FOR OoCart II W"IO' "Ben HlS'1" which won 11 in'ltSe. ~flt
doa!ati." woo throe O.CUS -1n•1• Brando, :'l>ett '!Um and r.r bell .... ' sereent>lliy. 'l1le Olm bad been bohll,)1)1
faVONd ~ sweep the awarda.
inee>'ileckart WU namecf'~ j>01llng actreu for her role '!' wssesstve nx>ther of a young -bllna. man
iii ''Butterflies Are Free."
"1be Mom.Ing After.'' from "~
Poseidon Adventure " was sel~'n 'b best sang of the yeU. av• iq
Luis Bwiuel's "The DlScreet'~\ir "
the Bourgeolsle" WI! named best (~F r language film . 't:>fft}.-1
Two rums heavily represenfed ·tn>~ 11
nominations, 111be Emigrants" '3fl\\i 1'1
"Sounder," did ~,receive a , i",lilllL
award. ""'' Fosse was a surprise winoer fqr· •hii outfit that gets going and then ac·
lually shortens lt1 name has to have
&olftethlng good going for it.
Olle of the good thlnp the Women'•
M"t!_!lll<lll bas going for It ill a lady nam-
ed _ratricU. carbine. Formerly with Look
zine, ahe l9 now publisher and
in-dllel of a falrly new journal out
o "'York City called Ms. Magazine.
THEIR BIG NIGHT -Winners Albert c. Ruddy,
producer; Liza Minnelli and Joel Grey share victory
UPIT ........
kiss. In photo al right, Frank Sinatra presents Rosa·
llnd Russell Hwnantlarian Award.
SACllEEN Lf'ITLEFEATHER said
Brando bad sent ber to ''regretfully"
refuse the award. The announcem~t was
greeted by boos, then by scattered ap-
plause as she said the refusal was
because of treatment of American In-
dians by \be IUm lnduslJy and by
televlllion In movie renmt ud because of
recent happenings at Wounded Knee,
S.D. Mllltant Indians havo held the
historic village !or 39 dayl.
director for "cabaret," ~atlng 1
favored Franllecb F~rdd ,Cop,1 poll~1' . • Godfather.'' sai , fee ~
standing up here beca~ Mr. . · ,
_,
\.11,U> TRI! PLEASURE of meeting
Ml:'catblne during a recent foray to Fun
Clcy_ When you think of shakers and
movers within the Women's Movement,
you are likely to draw a sharp mental
picture of what M1. Carbine might look
Ulte.
POWs Get Wild Welcome
Mbs Mlnnelll, daughlH ol the late
entertainer Judy Garlgd, gratefully ac-
cepted her award aftS' Brando'• ruu..J
of bis. "Thank yoo very much fer this
award. You have made me very happy,"
she said.
Mr. Mankiewicz haven't turned urie "1°i
Joseph L. Mankiewicz wu nomtna~ .,
"Sleuth.'' '1 ·•
Fosse, commending on \\ls~ awards in three days, saltfi " t'
events of the past i.w days lhls
THIS -WAS THE secmd lime In tine turn me Into an optiml9f and ruin
years that an Oscar f<r best actor was life." is
turned down. George c. Scott aald in ad-JEREMY LARNER won the Oscfiblili'•
vance in t97t he woold not accept ii be bes! original screenplay for ""¥• Pretty Blonde Stewardess Gives Lift to Return ,
Like the old maid schoolteacher you
had in the fourth grade: flint-eyed. skin·
ny, with gold-rimmed glasses, hair in a
tight bun, a black ankle-length dress
from Mode 0 Day and easy-walker
nurses shoes. Also, she carries a stick
ruler with which to whack male
chauvinist pigs on the knuckles.
IF YOU FIGURE this Is Ms. Carbine,
you are all wcloog. 1lead wrong.
I was gathered In New York wtth a
group of other male-type managing
edlton. The one exception in our group
was Jacqueline Z. "Jackie" Radin, Uv·
ing Editor of Newsday from Garden City,
N.Y.
Anyway, in breezed Ms. Carbine to ad·
dretS ua. She b not my old fourth grade
schoolteacher. She b 351sh, ~!tractive.
busty, blue-eyed and blonde. She wore a
dark blue suit with · gold buttons. Her
CLARK AIR BASE, Philippines (UPI)
-Scores or American fighter pilots join-
ed by a beautiful blonde stewardess stag-
ed a wild, tumultuous welcome today for
40 U.S. war prisoners released from cap-
~vity in North Vietnam.
'Mle 40 POWs, all young Navy, Marine
and Air Force fliers captured within the
last year or so, were released from their
prison camps in Hanoi and flown here for
processing before returning to the Unlted
States. Also released today were 10 U.S.
POWs from Laos,. whose detention at ooe
point threatened the Vietnam peace
agreement.
1be twin release left 67 Americans in
North Vietnamese prisoos for one more
night. Their freedom flights scheduled
Wounded Knee
lipstick wu pinkish, u wu her .. -. . ._ TT fingernauPol!sh. She wo.e,,. ring•. • • Peace ninging
MS. CARBINE ·~ lackje Radin ' as "Sister." ljorgelpt~ <;jlp.d the~~ ~ T . q;o Jk
rest or "'· Ms. cailllnO sllOOI: hald•-llnJ>-~ 'vu WO """ a s ly, like she's just stepoed •. jlllttl tbe red
corner in the ring ai M'Mlison ~are WOUNDED KNEE , S.D. (AP) -
Garden_. , •. Hopes for a peaceful settlement of the
Despite_ this, Ms: Car';!tne did so!lle siege of Wounded Knee hinged today on
other things .C(lfl!IJde~~ female , like two noaotiating sessions 150 miles apart. fishing out a hpstlck 11\)ni ~ huge bfack -• . . , • purse and doing her Ups ..be(ore lbe ad· Kent .Fr1z.Wl, ~tant U.S. a\tomey
dressed all the male maDqln( editors gener*I, said Tueaday he woold meet to-
and Sister Radin. ..:. day With represen(a}.ives of two separa~e
She attacked her tilt with ui g~pa of ltldlans fn:m Wounded Knee m
missionary zeal of 8 Bible-Belt Baptist an effort to negotiate an end to the ~
preacher. day-old occupation.
Separate meetings -one just outside
the village with representatives of the
American Indian Movement (AIM) and
the other in Rapid City with a group
seeking to displace AIM In the negotia-
tions -reflected an apparent split
amoog those still inside the village
following the departure of two AIM
leaders.
"THE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT is not a
fad," she declared. "It is not this year's
hula-hoop. It is a revolution where 47
perce71t of the population is seeking to
achieve human liberation."
Ms. C&rbine is an excellent speaker
and a convincing spokesman for The
Movement. And to show tbat it's all
there, she noted that the iniual issue of
the new Ml. Magazine sold out in eight
days and got 20,<MX> letters from women
in response.
"We bad hoped from the lieglnnlng to
be a forum for women everywhere," Ms.
Carbine explained. They appear to have
made the grade. Ms. Magazine now has a
press run nearing 450,000 copies each
time out.
THUS YOU HA VE a strong suspicion
that Ms. Carbine is indeed correct in her
assessment of today's Women's Move-
ment.
Jt sure isn't this year's hula-hoop.
The meetings were aMounced on the
heels of a statement by Sen. James
Aboureilt (!}.S.0.) that a settlement had
been reached in Wounded Knee and that
AIM no longer was in a leadership posi·
tion.
Abourezk said he was told the AIM
leadership had been replaced by four
Oglala Sioux representing the reserva-
tion's civil rights organization.
Frizzell called the Abourezk statement
"optimistic ," but he added that he too
was more optimistic in view of the
scheduled meetings. He said the state-
ment "indicates responsible and
reasonable areas of negotiation."
won for his performance in '4PaUon." He didate," a look at polities in tbe.lt'lrW1
for Thursday are to coincide with the
final U.S. troop withdrawals from South
Vietnam.
southern part of North Vietnam. won and t h e golden statuette is still Larner, a former poli~cal speechwr~
"[was flying that day," recalled Capt. unclaimed. said, '4The fllm waS' great fofo •
Rick Cunlll!e, 26, of Cleveland. "We tried Brando won an Academy Award in 1954 speechwriter because at last I ha4,i\l!O
to get hhn out. He wa_, talking m the r&· /for "On the WaterfrUJt/' and appeared candidates I could control." ~,-1~ 1 !
FORTY-FIVE PILOTS from an Air dio after being shot down. He told us, penonally to accept the Oscar. He bas Coppola aJlli Marlo Pu7.0 won an..•)' , •
Force fighter wing and about 20 Navy 'I'm okay. People are all around me. been nominated aix times fOl' best act«. for best acreenplay from
pilots from the aircraft carrier USS They're coming after me. •. • " Miss Llttlefeather, who said she . medium for their adaptation of ~1~1 Coral Sea coo.verged on the flight line represented the Native Americans Af. novel, "The Godfather." ·· •
when a Cl41 carrying the 40 ex-prisoners A YRE8' RADIO then went dead and finnative Image Qxnmittee, a aid "Cabaret" also :,voo awards fOi''
arrived today from Hanoi. Cunliffe saw him for the first lime in al-backstage that Brando "would have been scoring adaptation and original
The most tumultuoos welcome yet seen ITIOlrt a year when be stepped ol.f the plane here in person but thought be could be sqore, best sound, best editing, ~ '
at Clark broke out as the ex-priso~ toda more helpful at Wounded ~" She direction and best ctnematographf. '
stepped from the aircraft Into brlg!!t a! of the Navy ofllcer.i who f-·""t declined to answ.r any queflions aboul 'J'he Oscar for best original di-imilf<l-television lights. -""6'' whether Brando had actually left for the score went to a 20-year-old mov;:le · '
''Welcome home Davy," boomed ooe of iis way put Air Police lo embrace besUwted Indian village. receon.. rel.eued in Lo I 1
the pilots f the d N L squadron mates Navy Lt. Albert Molinare -e ~ rom crow as avy t. "Cabaret" collected eight Osears, in-"Limellght." The award went to Oial'lel
Cmdr. David W. Hoffman, 32, of San and Lt. 'Cmdr. Jameo B. Sooder WU Lt. eluding one for Joel Grey u lest sup-Chaplin, Raymond Raach and "Lifi'rl'·
Diego walked to a waiting hospital bus. (J.G.) Dale Arends of Clear Lake, Iowa. porting act« as the mus1c ball's master Russell. ,, .. ::Jfl
Hollman stopped. peered Into the crowd Arends, who Illes off the USS QnJ of ceremmies. • Chaplin jrithdrew th<: Mlq J;wn Uill
about 50 feet away and gavoa tbumbs up sea, said, "I grabbed Al and said wel-Bob F'.oose, "cabaret". dinctor, woo country when be left'tlfl'UftllM'-mt..W
with a huge smile on his fare. come home. And right away be said, the )>est director Oscar. II wa.s bis. tblnl years ago. He did not l<!ln• uotll ~.
· Hollman and all the Navy pilots wore a 'Wben are we going to hil I b • golf major award in three day,. On Swlday when be aecepted ~i•fl!!!llal .award •
golden set ol naval !light wjngs on their ,...c.courae:__?'_'_' _________ __::night::;:;::..:::be:..:::ha::d:...::woo=-.::two:.::.._!i'otl1=:.....:a:::rii=-:.:a.:.' _ _:tbe=..::M::oti:.on:::.:P..:ic::tur::!;p,:!!.~"::"::·=m~y.:__J>c_:•l!I""~''
prial:n windbreakers mued in 'NpJ:th. ~ ·,-. · 0 1 V1etnam : ' • l ' :: .: , .. ,. >' .. · .• . . ·' ·• f .. ·-·" ..
,\,fTER HOFFMAN boardedrtbe b<J" Dl&ie B~tt, 261 Los .Azigeles, a blonde
stewardess for COntlnental Airlines,
broke through the Air Police lines e.Qd
ran lo a window ,of.the bus to give Haft.
man a POW bracelet. .
"I met him 20 'days before he was allot
down," Miss BarDett said later, tears
streaming down her face. "He took UI oo
a tour of the ship and invited us to their
end-of-port party. He was one ol. the guys
there that night."
Some ol the pilots out to greet the men
were flying with them on the day they
were shot down. •
Air Force capt. Timothy A. Ayres, 28,
of Houston, Tex., was shot down oo May
3, 1972, while flying a mission over the
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PRESEN1'S THE ·woRLD.
THE MOST, EXCITING EVENT I'VE EVER SEEN ON
THE WATER?. WELL, THAT ITALIAN KID, ANTHONY,
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BAD! AND THE REOONDO BEACH POWERBOAT RACE
THAT'S ANOTHER WILD ONE.' '
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YOU KNOW THE BEST PART OF THAT 250
MILE RACE? THE 2 l<i HOURS OF WAITING
FOR THE BOATS TO CIRCLE CATALINA!
WHAT'S SO GREAT ABOUT WAITING, YOU SAY?
I WAIT WITH A 8USHMILLS. WHAT
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LOS ANGE!.ES (AP) -
Ca11t~n1a State University
anfJ1:COUeges trustees w~
scneauled to act today on a
proposal lo offer regional and
st~wlde degree pro&nlfllS,
m.-. U eJSier for ~
slildtnts lo earn a de-.
11111(<proposed conwtium of unli--to oiler the
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d.lli:t. .. procrams gained ap. Assemblyman Jolin Bwfon (D-llan Francisco) crac~s p~;!' by the trustees' Co!ll-up after UJlSUef'OSSfully ~ to feed Oapitol Park ~. ,on EdqcaUona,I Polley !!<!llil'rels to !llustrate..a polJ\l in .blll battle With Gov.
, allll -:as endorsed bY Rooald Ragan'• tax spending p~ An old man
or GleM S. Dumke, easily lured ·the ahima!s to his band. ' ~i8911del1jic Se~ate and the ~~!....!'.~~~~~~~~~---__:
e preildonts.
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S olon Accuses
of-ad Faith?·
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The Rapid transit bas such I low
chief of the So u t Jl. er n priority with SCRTD officials
• Ca)ifornla }lap!~ Tran ~It that "in I'S million they can't
District has been a~ of find a dime for rapid tram!!,"
"'bad faith" and of ~'tald.J)g ~ Mills said. ~-"ay 001"
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°~ -., mmey , .G~~l' denied the ac-.
Senato President pro ~· c...atlOl!s and aald he was at-
J Us ' ~ne to d09elop the kind aDl!'S !ill (D-San Diego). of tapld traosit system .Mills also acc:med satro iieneru -.,_,_ inanager Jacl: Gilstrap Tuos-wanll:d-But. G..,..ap said, ex-
da deli tel ~· ~ of elditlng bus service Y ol bera Y ~•Ing w.S a neceSslry first step lbe Legislature and of plali-·
Ding-to drive bis buo iraDSlf Mills also said Gilstrap was
district to · the 'point 6f atlanlptlng t tO 81>tnd $ 4 3
bankruptcy mUUoa Jn "Tllpltl transit ltmds
Then: Muls said; SCl\TD 1lun • a gasoline tax bill
would come lo the Legislature ••!¥red by Mills ·1o lower bus
In two years· to &st the stato tares. Thal Is 'not technically
to'•" them out."He-aaid that Illegal, iaid Mills, bu\ it,, ..-violates the in lent of the 1aw. · •lolated an understandinl that lie said'Gllstrap wooJd en4 up ' bus and rapid . transit ~ '· grams get IJQ~ welg)tt. havln' lo shut down the new bus lines he Is pl'Oposlng.
of the Senate Public UWltles
and Corporations O>mmlttee
to pasa the bill. He said he
would delay the vote al least
two weeks.
• Mills authored a 1971 law
extending the state salts tax
lo gasoline, raising an extra CALIFORN IA
$110 mwloii a year for rapid '--------./ transit and row transit pro-
grams.
The SCRro plan for spend-.----------.
inc its $43 mlllion lhare of
that fund includes $26.1 million
to support a 10 cent reduction
In bus fares lo 30 cents,
Boycott
_Supported
Roses and
'Peanuts'
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'~''DIEJGO (AP) -Ellen 8¥,ftrl°'the' 1 8 ·.Y e a r ·.o I d
S tnre V acp,tions Studied • •
Mills and Glish-ap clashed n
a bea,riog over a bill by Se;n:
Lawren~e E. Walsh (D-Hun-
tington Park) that would p~
bibit SCRIYl: from spending $5
million of the funds from
Mills' rapid transit act Of 1971
to purchase new buses.
LOS ANGELES (AP)
County supervisors have given
their blessing to a planned
boycott next week of meat and
poultry products.
PASADENA (UPll
Charles M. Schulz, creator
ot the "Peanuts" comic
strip, scored twice today
in preparations fOr the
1974 Tournament of Roses
parade.
Edward Wilson1 presi-
dent of the Tournament of
Roses, announced that
Schulz will be grand
marshal ol the N e w
Year's Day event and that
"Happiness Is ... " will be
the parade's '-fh e me .
Schulz' book, .. Happiness
ls a Warm Puppy," is a
million-seller.
hw d! a Riverside
s . ' et . ex~tive who SACRAMENTO (~) ~ Ct. w~g, a~ from her _home •·Gov. Ed ReinOcke has ordered Fe~"'""° held for three days . _.,. 1. . lo all irfBurDa~ ls llited in critical an mv...,""6a 100 Jn ega-
on ~ta suburban tiOM by a former staff
:I arter being mjured In meomer that Reinecke'• loi>
:.1 'aoc~edf;. aides have been able to have
0 glrl iecelved head In-their vaeaUoos and get paid
j In a Baja, Calli., auto for them too.
accidfllt '11d ii in a coma' • Hal D ' Steward raised the au~llles at 'c;bula Vista ''que~•-. " I u· 1-Hospj.tal said Tuesday. .7UUl1 m a e er o
• Reinecke MoOJl;iy in which lie •'.tA to i:au said he had been told that he
• lXlS ANGELES ·(AP) _ A was "')Utled lo .take va,catioo •
l or Court judge bas ruled tlme -.CJif• and \lot llave It ol-
"ibe city l>f Los Anl!eles flcially recorded'. ' ~Y nearly $81J 000 in at-Thej), steward said, he
1' rees u; n in e would "be paid again Jor the .,,....,,,,~ had won an-'precise same leave time' In
I suits blvolvlnJ Los casl! w.ben he deparled, froln
' ~,,'ln~tlonal Airport.
'decJsWn. Tuesday by J. $tevm S. Weisman was
citilql6od as the first under a
I,tz.ir,~te code making auch a
do(pl llabl~ for payment
ol-.i!llorneY, fees ll> the other side won. ·
.WI ~l'oli.a;. •:r'~J-1Y.1'"'" ~e~ 1~lAPJ '""HU8h T. =-~:':r1.t~1ntZ~i No'Doz tablets, was Ordered
~ to appear April 17 In AI a SUper!or COurt lo
; Ol1SWel' dwies of grand theft
and v!Olatloit of the state
securities act. '
Iii a prel'
~~~~l'"tt1C~~ quesl ~ Weilo, 1 widow
who worked as a maid at
partle5 glv.,. by Harrison,
teJ\lfied she lost 16(),000 lo
I 185,000 l!lven Harrison lo In-vest.
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Herbert W'.' Mwllin, who Is
charged with murderin8 10
pe>ple, bas won the right
to a aolltary ool away from
tbe no!:f;ot.&-jallboule' TV set.
He as ed in court toi1i:lac-ei! In a eoll brodc by ' ' sell,
"wltere tile T\I' 'Isn't playtni
all ~·!\,· . . so that I can study.. • . '
sQperlor Court Judge
Charles S. Franich granted the
reqileit delayed until j\prll 5
tbe date for the 25-year-<>ld
former hooors student to enter
a plea.
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tod,y for the fYRpenf111 llOrJ of
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Phil Jordan, a Reinecke
press spokesman, said the
&ePubllc'in tlelUnant
governor, a candidate for
governor In 1974, found
steward's letter UJnterestlng"
and asked for a report on the
vacation situation from bls
staff.
"HE JUrl' doe.!11'1 , know if
there's anyllting to It or not,"
Jordan said.
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A VOTE ON the Walsh bill
Was delayed indefinitely aner
.a l~r hearing. Walsh said
'be did not have enough sup-
porters present at the bearing
A housewives' group, Fight
Inflation Together, sought the
support.
Supervisor Kenneth Hahn
refused Tuesday to go along
with-a pledge !\ot to eat meat
or Poultry next week, saying
people should be allowed to
consume food on hand.
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!,.OS ANGELES (AP) -
2nd Dlstr1ct QIU!'\ ol A "
bas alllrmed the theft cmvlc-
tlons ol a Santa Barbara uoed
car dealer because be ~
tlwff autos after t~ •t.i]
mileage on the odomele!' bact.
The dealer, Fnnk °"tu.fl
had been convicted in a now-•
jury trial before Santa Bar-
bara County &rpertor ~
Judge John T. Rickard ol one "
count of petty. theft and IMJ 1,
counts ol trand tbefl ,,. :
A prtaoo. tentence bad ~·11 '
suspended, however, and )lo,,,
\vas put on l!fOba,tion foc tlv•1111
years. I ......._ ;
OJurl records showed that,;
the rnlleoge bad been set bad;,~
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pereent of all autornol>ils
deelen" do the same thing -· •
argued tumln« bock the mile""
a•e didn't constitute theft. lltil'
in it.s declllon 'l\lesday the ap>-•l l
pel!Ate court dlsalll'Od. "
Althoujrb previous s u e II"
charl{es bad been bandied .S'!'
misdemeanor vehicle code 1'ic>
latlons, the appeals court do,
clslon said the stato polW M
code should a]lllly. : I
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U the anU·Nilon demonstntlorui ,propoted ,In San ·.
Clemente late this weeken!l Indeed come about, the small
community with a world-reputation will have sur·
Vlved 32 separate gatherlnp at the ptes of the Western
White House.
ell ~ponslbijltr -and what II management -the city
mana~r's 'domain.
Right now, both the council and City Manager Larry
Role, appear to be in a foggy area In determining wha~
conotltutes policy and what Is managemOlll.
In the years thet Nllon bu maintained his res!·
dence along the South Cout the city bu played "'host"
to women't-111> advocates, Cuben-patrlota, antiwar acllv•
~ven ~s oJ>!>OSing tt)'l"'Sslon In their bom&-
land.
Add the normal pre8!ure8 of politlCJ -IUCb u out·
raged real~ts. annoyed employee and cantankerous
tupayers-ud there are all the mU!DO ot even bigger
misunderstandings. '
l.ut week It was the lefllsta who came be!ore dty
councilmen to seek permission to Ille bullhom1.
The aettlng of policy is tho job ol. the dty coundl.
The councllme~ stand election. or defend themaelves
from recall on the polldes they have forwarded..
They were denied the use of the devices, but the
coundl displayed a coolness and efficiency that was lack·
Ing -•ral years ago when slmlltr requests came before
the panel and some officials facetiously suggested that
demonstrators use the Mojave Desert as a marching
site.
What we saw last week was a council -probably
unchanged · tn Its basic political plrllosophl -able to
contain peraonal opinion and, instead, dea with a con·
troverslaJ subject In a cool manner.
Let us hope that same tone contlnuts among both
aides during the events of tbts co~kend. •
Policy Guidelines
Recent temporary closure of the Top of the World
fire llt.ltion and the criticism It drew point out the diffl.
cullles !bat exist In determining what is policy -a coun·
Odd Facts
Gleaned by
A .Writer
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NeverKliewi
That the ftu'ut1 "birth control" wa1
not In ~1111, when tt w~ ~
by Ma Saileer. •
That mos! eminent fl~ of the
20th , AllJlrt Elnlt<in, failed the
enir-Al jhe Federill lnttlltilco
of Iii ~lcll and Ud 19 Mok
elae-.beie for
achoollag. That Downing
Street tn· ioadoft1
home ol the Brlllab
Government, w a 1
named after a mem-
ber of the first Har-
v a rd graduating
class of 1642, George
llowotng.
That the Sl!tine Chapel In the Vatican
11 so named after Pope Sixtus IV.
THAT THE Smithsonian Irl!titute in
Washington O.C. was endowed by the
bastard son of an English Duke, James
Smithson.
That the Queen d Sheba came from
South Arabia, a region cumntly called
Yemen.
That the "brimstone" in the "fire and
brimatone" of the Biblical hell is really
"sulphur."
That perspiration Itself is totally
odorless.
That the phrase "die-hards" did not '
Dear
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Will ' iom-tall the L.B. Oty
Cowldl they don't have lo .. t IJlelr
mlstat&--iillllU .. did Jrv1ne cc.
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enter the language unttl 1911. when It
was 1frii1 ~, lo describe thole Conaerv.,Ovea _., l!!naland who ilppoled
the policies of llllJr.leader, Lord Balfour.
That a large overSeas airline is owned
jointly by several countries: SAS, which
belongs to Sweden, Norway and Denmark
together.
' 'MIAT THE alleged indUJtrloua ant, as
well as the busy honey-bee, are idle
aboot half the IJme even during tbetr
"'busiest"' period> (So enough sertnolll on
thil subject.)
That the verses o! 1'Tlle Star-Spangled
Banrier'1,,. were nrst published in a
Baltlrriore newspaper as a poem called
"The Defense of Fort McHenry."
That "shambles," meaning a bloody
scene. comes from a medieval street in
the ti!nter of York, England, which has
been occupied by butchers for a thousand
years.
That Or. Seu.ss, the most popular
writer of children's books in our time, ha.!1
had no children.
That the "Spanish Main'' has nothing
to do with the coast of Spain, but refers
to the South American mainland and lhe
Caribbean.
Vietnam Reconstruction
The Vietnam war cost the United
States billions of dollars, and the Viet-
nam peace may cost blllloos more. South
Vietnamese Pre.sident Nguyen Van
Thieu's forthcoming visit t.o this country
should give some Indication of how much
money is involved. In hJI talks with
Pre!ident Nixon, Thieu aald recently.
"We won't discuss war any more, only
reconstruction."
BESIDES reconstruction aid, Thieu
evidently wants assurance1 of continued
U.S . economic assistance, which cur-
rently amounts to around $500 million a
' year. He told a correspondent for the
j Washington Star-News on March 3 that,
"We have entered a new phase of rela-
timshlps with the Untted SUites, and
' maybe also a new kind of help. or aid,
, with Jess military and more economic,
humanitarian and soc lat aid."
South Vietnam's needs are many and
varied. According to U.S. News & World
RelJIOI'!., "They range from power plantt am • "new passenger jet for the naltonal
alrl!De to a request for help In overcom-
ing • trade deficit of mor< than hall a
blllloo dollars a year." Moreover, ~
jobo mUI! be found for the thousands of
Vietnamese ctvillana who worked directly
1 for the U.S. military.
PRESIDENT NIXON no doubt will i give Thteu a aympathellc hearing, but
Congress may be more difficult to win
, over. Neverthei<u, Tllteu will try to do
I ao. Aller meetlni with NIXon, he will
travel lo W11btngton !or private consul·
tatlaN wHb toy eenalorl ud reprooeno
tat!Yea aboot the aid question.
1lblle Prosldenl Nixon r e g • r d s
Amerbn aid as an "lnve.1tment in
peoce," he aclmowledgea the criticism
""" llOOtrvoeny U..t hit plan to help
lndoddn1 "recover from the nvaaes of
a _.iion GI nr"' bu 1enerated. Dur-lllc a -con!......,. on Jan. St, the I ~ lodlcaltd that "Many con-
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gressmen and senators and many of the
American public are not keen on helping
any of the countries ln that area, juat as
they are not keen on foreign aid In
general." Later, he said: "Even thoua:b I
might believe that a progr~m of
reconstruction . . . is an investment In
peace , the Congress has to ... support
It." The main difficulty Is that Congres9
does not yet koow what it Is being asked
to support. No detailed aid plan has been
ofnclally propooed , nor has the White
House said what such a program might
cost. There iJ no money for r~·
lioo ald .in the fiscal 1974 budget Nixon
sent lo Congress on Jan. is. If redevelop-
meot lunda could be pm>lded only by
cutttni blCl" oil 11c>mesU' pl'l>CrAml. the
entire program may prove unacceptable
lo many memben of Cooireas.
RECONSTRUCTION of the Industries
of South Vietnam and Olhcr partl of
Indochina would be upenilve; but the
task would be stmple compend lo that of
restoring the area's shattered land. AJ
Thomas Brindley noted In Far Eastern
Economic Review, the 1Ddochl8" war
"has been a war against bature." Boen~
Ing a n d defollatlOO have Jell many
agricultural areas unsuitable for' cul Uva·
tlon.
The bombed-out clUes of We.item
Europe were alm01t completely r<bullt
within a decade. But Brindley obaervel
that "Solb and land.forms that have
been pol90lled and tam up may take
docada .. be rutored In .... Ip.
proximate fublon -If It Is poalble at
all!' lndodllna'1 wounds may bear
tittmanent acan.
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Usually such polldes take the form of ordinances
or reaolutions, but In the case of the TOW fire station It
was a verbal expression by the council last summer that
any closure of a fire stal!on was Its declJ!on to make
alone. Mayor Charlton Boyd was correct when he ob-
served that the right to detennine and set Poll.cy iJ one
of the most jealom!y guarded of the council rores.
The Job ot· the dty manager Is to administer the pol·
ides u determined by the council. As a full-time mu·
niclpal expert, be may advtse the council on the effect
of certain policies. Proper city management is impaired
when the individual coundlmen intrude In the city man·
ager's area.
Where the electorate may eject a councilman wb01Se
policies it doesn't like, the council may also unhire a
city manager who Is not doing the job.
It appears to be a matter of misundentandlng on
both sides In this case. The proper way of avoiding any
more misunderstanding-and compounding it-ls draft·
Ing on paper of ~delfnes defining the roles of both the
coundl and the ctty manager.
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English Native to Almost 300. MiUion ; '.:I. ,
The True International LanguJ,..,.···"
To the Editor:
At last coont; with all ten ftngen and ten. tots worldng II boon a day, ,...n
da)'I • wee~ on my Chlnese abacus, I
have counted 296,317,211 . p e op I e
thnlugbout the world wbo speak English
aa their native language. 1be statistical bf?kdown ii as follon:
' '°5 mllllon· In the United SUites;
fO mlllloo In the United King-;
U mllllon In Canada;
5 mlIUoo: In South A!rlca;
another costly and d.isrupUve,recall elec-'
lion. l 1
Let 's vote! MAILBOX • WAYNE V. BAGUN
Selaool .Jealo1Ulf Letters from readers are toeicotT&e.
Normally writer& ahoutp, convey their To the Editort , ~ •• messages in 300 'IDOrds or leu. The" May it be pointed out that ~people
right to ccmd<me letters to /ii 1pace ~ increasing the. polar;izatiai.1 in the Be:.Mlo.Boao:e or etiminatt libel Ls re1noed. A.ll --;\--1 r
and aboot 12. millloa ~ the
various lalands around \he· worui;
,. :nus intormatioo ii supplied Jf!!ti.!I In
reference to Andy'a Uicomplete in.-
formation In ""8k Andy"' (Dalfy Pilot,
Mar. 24) in which he states that there
are only 250 million native English
lifters m!Ut lild11de <i~•lure and Laguna Beaeh Unified Scllool Dlslrlcl. T the Editor· -1': ' • ~
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• • ~-i maiUtl{1 address, but-.namu 'lnay be i»rfonnlng very wen. One scbool1maY he It bas come1U> the altenU,on of UIP.l.'9
withheld on requut if "'flicietll-~g better In one thing 8"" another IiOt· racts that the ··coun~Boar4 bf
reason ii appar~nt. r.oetT11 tDf!l not be , W In something ·else. However -SUpervhor• "1ll bold ~ hem..
pub!lsl"d. . • ~ i>l!9¢e fl'Olll El ·Morro School delight In April la at 1:30 a.m, In ta ~ Ir
s~~~~o~ ~~iy to his statenient
• tllniWlng ralcks •t Top ol the 1\'orld /icboOf dlacusil the • problem of ~~ I
Mr. Sinlth for eleclioo, then it i> .Sfui.I~ • M often 'as the opportunity artpeo. U ~ alcohollc beverages oo Coonty Iil"'I
ed that you will al'° be voting for Mrs: :it ~ opport1D1tty doein't arise they ,force The • county Har)>ors, ~
and Mn. Y. Personally, I have found few lt. This results in unproductive an-Parks Comm~~ ~~"
that more Chinese iJ spoken throughout
the world tban·'Engllsb, It might Interest
Andy to know that there are several
lonns of Chinese, and the Chinese spoken
In Hong Ktillg is cunpletely dlllerent
from that spoten in Peking, for example.
On the 'Other hand, correctly spoken
English can be understood anywhere in
the Ell&lisl>spealdng world.
~ people who always respond to a itiven# · tagonlsm, demoralb.ation, and poliriza-the superv!sors tbitQi'lntlng be 1
l!lltuation tbe' same, way l would. tlon. \ led on Aliso Beach..,in ~ . , ,,
Nevertheless after reviewing available amongst others in Oi'ilftgt ~ty, ·2$e electl<Oeerlng propaganda 1 8 m RECENTLY, a Mr. Richard Buffum Board of Supervisors has r~ted th!lt
genenlly able to select 8 ca:mt~te with from the L. A. Times came to Top of the the cities. send them ~soluli<>!IB on ·
whom 1 basically agree. However, to World School to see Mn. Werhly from matter prior to the public mg.
be Id ak Bowers Museum give a presentation to . ft choose him and then to that to m e the students. While be was there, be also IN O.RDER to suonut !tr resolution to '
my vote effective I must also vote for the saw an interesting exciting 9Cbool. He the county before April '1' the Laguna
CHRISTOPHER J. WILCOX rest of the slate, I become confused and then wrote two very complimentary Beach City Council will propably adopt a '
a little irritated. Why ~d I relinq~h articles in his coluUUl. • resolution at their J¥eling April 4. :
my right. to select candidates on their Today, March Z2, be wrote another col; To pennJt alcohol on the oounty
Bl la R T own men~ and not by ~ actual or umn this lime staling that 80lne beaches will set a ~recedent. In the ~ fl i•e rees a~sumed link they have Wllh other can-Lagunans bad invited him to visit El foreseeable future, county tieachel could
To the Editor: clidata. Morro School, as they felt be had been adjoin the city heachei. Traffic lo and
The people of Laguna Beach \\'ho so Stop and think about where •1a1ate" "biased" tn his pral.!e or Top of. the World from Ali90 Beach Will " pals through
valianUy fought the high rise have now voting has gotten us in the past~ Two Elementary. School. They showed him ' Laguna. There Is alwiys the possibility
allowed the 'powers that be' to spend a recall elections are very lurid memories statistics showing T.O.W. in a less that, since alcohol i!l permitted on county
half million to build a park for the tourists to me. Why should we, as free electors, favorable light. beaches, the city will follow tuU. be forced into the same molds that • .. on our Main Beach. Strictly cotnmerclally various Laguna activists have chosen to IT SEEMS all right to Invite him to see LAGUNA Facts urges ttie realdents of ~
fostered. entrench themselves in. their school, but I ckJt't think it's right to Laguna Beach to think long and hard I,
PAVING, grass and 'ffiEES. The then drag out l.nfofmation to discredit abo\lt this ls$ue and express tJ¥lr vlev_.11
future generations of hillside dwellers ON APRIL 17, let's elect three in-another school. Furthermore those to our City Council, either in wrtib11 or
will thtnk past oldUmera bad to be oot of telllgent and Independent Qdministralors sUltisUca are Mr. Ted Dooigulan's out· by attending the council tneelllll! A-prtl t ·
their skulls w~ the groves of trees who are concerned about the well-being dated, petty, irrelevant, and useless If you submit your oplni~tll!i,
were planted with their blessings. of our youth and not pilrtlsan polltJcs. statistics. I'm sure they didn't tell Mr. Lagwla Facts 11:fmgly rec ~that
'Ibe trees are not native to the area as Make it a pdlnt to vote in this e.IecUon Buffum that the Oiurea are over t"'o you aubqllt fiv~~copies to tM. t'lerk;
\\'e know, and do nothing but block the so wt can be OJOfident that the election years old, nor did they tell him that ~oat~in'g one copy for ~ach:;i .
view of the beautiful beach. They may resulta clearly and empbatically express T.O.W. had corrected the weaknw , EQITII WARD,
grow as tall aa 200 feet in the years to the wW of the people . A weak showing at shown in the statisti#:s . ..,., -~.. -~er,
come. And the height Itmlt was 35 feet the polls could be strong stimulation for Why can't the spokesmili,for FA MQm> ~ Facts
(on building). When one plants trees on .. •
1 the beacblront they are building a wall · I<
muchblgbertban35feet.ButthenunI... h ¥ w h ¥ 'd N . s· '!J ~ta~;~,"':.'~' ~.r1:..of ~ T inu.s ou is . ou ev. ~f aiu 1
1 botbt,, Luckib' I don't llv4 l'l>er< I have 0. ·
to b,Jt oot -the main beaclrarea, but • l
I feel sorry fk U-wbo do. Siience iJ golden, they say, and talk is ( ' the lirtn -and 111 be wOrklnJ for y~." . .
SOME YiiARs ... 'I wrote to Glenn cllts1>.· 'J "What i!ood are judo tricks 'lo·" J20. ,.
Vedder, when .he .wu inayw, and sug· , \J'ell, If you put 1h9se two adag" side HAL BOYJ".E. , pound girl like you! I'd like to aeo YD\I j
gested we needed. "'-ordinance to ltmlt by !tdt, one may be right -but the ' try a few of the!" oo a man my llzt/' '
the height of treei l!f the height or any other couldn't be 'l1'0!1Ker. • ·~ "'Sdfto I atlll love you, honey. U I had
high building on !hit pa'rucular piece of '' SUei\ce, It It true, may often be more • • )ust WJnlM•a good cook or a pretty free, ~y. I still ~"1 the same way and valuable than gold. everything to her cat, lll'l<r<!U\" you can bet your sweet IUe I wouldn'l lj w.; 1o see -'"'"" h'•~ planted between But -•er said "Why do you always ,wve fllllSt beef have j!leked you." · • ........,. ""· ... x bash for dinner the same day I already "!lo, If '°methlng ever hall!lelled' lo :r.! ~=~';,'? U:: :i.i":e:·:'U:. ~1'!.:'. ~ ~~ 'r.~ had It at the otfie< for luilcll?" yqu, t doubt If I'd be In lllY niah lo pro-'j
who al'° poy hlsb ~ 1or protectloo ot bid~ poy the i>rlce "'I koow you are \)De oj'.lloi! world's llv· -lo -el-at 1eut unttI I
the. eovlronment. f41'" • lboottng h 11 lni authortUes on Prouil,)lnlessor, bit ' IOI bllok" fr'"'1 Uiri ~·"
Wake up lolksl U you must have t-moolb oll. I hope I can get through yout f'Wrlt In · '
then .plant palma...and toraet the grsss· ·llJ!~the unnece. F.rencb lite"iure witbPUt t1a<Un1
and pavement and reduce the main-"\ari riinarlc that GI' &lYlhtnl" by or about him. To me, Prbust
tentnce costs consldenbly. ti!ll "'*' 111 the oOOncla like nothtna but a bomolliUal ' BILL HEARD -. 1114 we ...,.. • pincllshion."
To the Editor:
On April II, we will be llven
another opportunltr 1o ~ .. l...i
office Uno IChoal board lrwlffa wllD
ldeaUy will ~ \>'lr lndfvldaal attl-
Wdes toward publlc lldlool -1toc. _.... ...., ._. Ihm ~ wm •
aoucf!I ~ by the -lllPP"'1·
.... " the -candldatea and Im. preaocl with the r..t thot u wtaln can-
dldatM are nOI eleclecl, our acbools will
metbodicotl)' be destrored wltb pmned·
lUltad :ml
llAVE YOO noticed that you an ex·
peeled to support a slate ol "candidates
lo be an effective elector. If you support
Uma Wiih we bad bitten our llll(Ue "Why ctoo't I go get my_o:.ar Jlld.11 ..
rather than hove said It. you a push to belp your car 1<t started!
Here, lot OUl!IPit; are. a !"" typical It'll probably oolJ tab a. secood."
olfl1and remm1 wblch, oace made, may "'It sure ht• ~n a lllct por!J. Clll we
cause the -1<4• to, wish later that he give anyone a Ult homel"
had matntalnld hi.! golden silence: · "Let's take thl.! rood. It loolra the ooa
"I do.'' less traveled by, and maybe, 11 ~
"ll )'OU think you have sucb a loU&h Fnlot said. that'll mob ali the dHf.,..
Uma., why don't you come to tbi -office enc:e." •
-· dty ..i dtmy-1t-ald ru atai borne Id take ear• ol the.Wii" ••AnJtblnl you can do l can do better."
•you STAY here In the car'. and 111
walk lo the nearest gas staUon and 11tt a
can. It probobly Isn't very far , and the
ftOllb air will do me good." '
"Aunty, I'm the only nephew you
have lell. You're not the tlnd cl; md
rich old lady who dies and i..ves
"l'llAT SOUND8 JIU a great idea;
bon. Just pul my initials on It, and rn
put my departmellt lo work oo tt."
"f wouldn't marry you If you were nest
to the tall\ man oo eorth. I'd rather mar-
ry him." "Well, of coune, ... ~t play
chandes."
"1 su-. like ltlOll ..ilJ alllce lio1t.
you think tbal someday yuo'U be bead ol
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s.oo and OV11r. All halre features like
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end Penn Prest®. Solids or
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' L. ltf. BOJld Free· Rides
GetO~ -Ex-draft Chief Her~ y .. Ret·
youngest Sons
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The percentage of yOUOJes\ -flho llave -well linaDcially in their later years Ii nceeilin&IY blab. ID i.ct,
it's said the youngest son ii far more nkelJ to tie •ICCell-
ful In UJe than any of his brolhen, Such II partlcularlY
true If there are three or more ,... In the family. Or so
reports a scholar who has made a study of the matter.
TBAT CRl1TER that flaps Us .,tnp tbO falttll ii the
common boulefly 'lillh 318"""' -.. ptr lltCOl1d ••.• OIJP.CI' MOtlT com-
monly left wiC]alinM ID · bUI depot
locll<rs la reported to bo the umbrella,
1lllSUl'pl'IB!Jtily . • • W11Y I DON'T
KNOW, bul there are almost no 111 ..
1<mr1pliisters In mainland China, lt'I
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wherein a ,barracuda ev:er attacked a
diver ... IT'S NOT THE WOMEN but
. . the men who buy -of the perfume. ~Ii'. et~.¢' I!. ID fa_ct. Go!J.d. l . DAllK·llYED Gllll8 ~ :'Glrll with dark-colored eyes
DtJlke Ille boot 'Wives," said ' the late E. v, Durling, that
great anatyw ol the ladlea. "Glrll wjth llpklolored eyes
are a bit ·on the llclde aide.' and,'~ •learn, have weak
characters. Gray-eycid women tbinJ< with tl>el' heads
rather than will) tlielr heart!, msrry for security, rather
tban for love. And ~yed >i11s·.., very jealol\I. Tbey want their men'a love intensely. AlsO, 1tf they're proven
wrong they're iDcliDed to be revengeful.,.
ARGUMENT CONTINUES over the origin ol the word
barbecue. Our Language man says lt got itarted becal15e
of the old French custom of roasting goats whole oo spill.
The French phrase then was barbe-a<UWe, literally beard
to tail.
LOVE AND WAR-First marriages that end in divorce
last an average of about 10 years. But say the husband
and wife both were divorced previously, then divorce one
another. nte marriage lasts an average of . 4.8 yean. Or
take the husband and wife, both of whom bad been di·
vorced twice before, then divorce still qain. That mar·
riage lasts an average of thief ,years. That's the sad pat·
tern.
Q. "WHAT WAS the first full-length f~ture movie shot
in California?" ·
A. "The Squaw Man." Fellow named Sammy Goldfish
produced it. Later he changed his name to Goldwyn.
Q. 110NE IN EVERY how many infants is born with _a
cleft palate?"
A. One in 100, about. ' . ~ . Addre88 ma~ to L. M. Boyd, P. 0. 80% 1875, New-
port Beach, Cal if. 92680. ~ _
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, r... bus service lo city
porks and playgroundo for
, cblldlc up to 17 yem old wlli
be IVllilablo tllll llWMltr In
W-er.
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WU ~ved bY the Qty
Couocll al I -of ..,,780, to
be fbaNd bY the city and lhe
Orange County Transit
Dlltricl.
In oddlUon, odults wl>o pay
25 cents and aenior citlzens
who ll"Y 1 dlacounted fare
eould UM! the bUI to travel to
shopping ceoten, m e d I c a I
facilltles, libraries, the pol\
office and the civic center.
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Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, <!ho
oversaw the ilraf!ing or JU
lnilUOil Americans In three
wars, reili'td Tue14ay wi\11
military pomp at 1gi It-lhO
oldell military 1!\111,mi 'ad!ve
duty.
S!Jlce, he etepped ulde .. dlredor ol SeleeUve Senlce In
F<bnlary, 19'70, 11e bas been
Pr<tldent Ni>on's adviser oo
manpower mobilization.
HERSHEY, DRESSED In
full dress blue-and·gold of an
Army four1tar general, heard
lllmseli balled 11 the man
Ruffle trimmod long
cotton dreu ln natural
with turquoise or
pink. 7 to 14. $ 8
'~uble knits at
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dMlof Kodell
potyeater /cotton.
Rod/blue/gold or
lllac/l>lue/green.
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UOcis of AmerlclnJ In il<f..,,.
of freedom''
Tberellnmenl-•1 the _,.. ... presldOd
over by s.cr.larY ol Delente
Elliot L. Rlcbarcbon. Tbe
military bonon l11cl11ded rul·
fies and flourllbu, 111Jlonor
. guard --ting all the
armed aervlcu and a. bitter)!
of artillery firing a 17-cun
salute.
Hershey plans to move from
the executive office building
lnlo a Pentagoo office 'l!hefe, II;+ elde said, he -,JD work
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for a couple of mootbl.
BIS MJLft'._v e 1 re e r
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saw combat.
lie .... ll1ljlPOd al eritics
who accuaed bljD of p.rtWity
"You don't llmw w b a I
pressure II. l'wo _, ~
in the pmlure buallletll. lo
facli.,J live ID a world of
pressure.''
But llnce lie WU -out 11 drafl dlrectGr mider the
pressure of anUdrafl forces
and the cbangiqg • t;imes, be
bas worked qpteUy In bis
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UERaE)' WAS pr...i !bit
Selec:tl.. Service ptrf-...i-. ~ ol icandal In
the """""""!task ol ded!llaf .mo must sene. And be let
\be ertliclsm -oft But • bis 8laad apJilsl ...
ttdrafl ~ bn>ugbl him
a major 1ttback. To him, an
attack , on tlie draft was a
dlreol attacl: Oii national
security.
On Oct. 21. 196'1, he urged
his 4,000 local draft boards -
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•1' 1l<e _.i-Cco»tans --ltep-l!C·~~A <1'A Ao I)' pod la. , _ • SB D1ANOFF Rl!Jl.\TED
iao Coµitty .... wltO l>ld "By -.idlll 1 b ro u g h the lacident to ihe BolM of ,, .-tll•. Ill bis Ille 1 .. -~.,,. ... .,_ ~· Suporvbon Tu...iay lo il-
l...,_ lltrl "'~ Yl .,. ••• ludra'• the wort ol U.. "' -·lnl<rlCl.l•-IOll pay dtscov.,.. that ..._ man ·'=""' -.:= · · · -· ··ix 11111 .Mar.&1 ....L...._...;.,.. ~......___., <I ~ U IW tbe past 5 ........,. ea~':'~~ bad purclt~ credit disability
"Aa I dtrtct fttU}t ol our
activltltt more titan flt1lllltl In
the lonn of cam or ierv1ce
WU recovered f 0 f I COA-
awnert," Shimanotf ltlttd:
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1n,,..Upt1oe o( the m com-·of Employment A&mclos was dal caldltlon would not allow
plalllts completed ftSU!ted In Informed of the lncklenL him to flt1llll the agroement.
4111 won for CO!L'W"en, IOI! • U. nq....u.I the olW:e to aid
eomproml.sed between t be -Mil P. DESD\BD to pu,J bln>ln ._lllnrtbo cootncL
parties, '6 lost j>Y cooauners cbase a new bot wator !teeter.. Mt. C't !omp1111nt wu consld-
and Ill! referred lo other He called a loeal plumbinl en4 Invalid and he waa advi>
&JencleS ror action. concern requestinl U.t a man ed d. his responsibilities~ cost. 1be C.Onsumer Atta
., Pl"'twlth .'1/.• bolne as col-'~,, ·~ l\lorrll He ~d that between Jbly 1
Jill lATMa · , ~ . 1 81 sbimarioff,1' retll'ed Narine and Dec. Sl ol 1972, the office
"lllWillll>i• 'tq. l!l&ke .lhe Illa a and director qi< the C<¥11)1Y ol-bad. ttee)Ved UQ coltij)IUl!s' '" .-.poymeo!f on the Joan -•flee wbJ<b lids consumers. and Investigation ol .9'11 bad
during the al1 """1thl COi>'
firmed lbal the vast majority
of Qranae County,1Mtsinel$1llen
opOrate 'lfl!h intearity and
sincerity .In their ftOllCllons
with consumers.
Of the total complalnts be 'sertt to his home \o lns~l • ~Mt. A. bad his ateftO Office obtained the n
bandied, ua ,showed tbe con-the appliance. Mr. P. ioq1"'8t· repaired for a o 0 , t ot · repairs at no additional cost
••mer bad first atrempl'ld to ed a written ~~mare of the 1611.10. Two d a y 1 after Mr. A.
reconcile ~complaint on the cost ol w<rt to Ito doae. The•,;::::2it;;;=;;:i:=-='""':i::==========~
local level; 102 complalQP,.in-estimate was ~ver ,1provlded
vestigated &ad no validity; 103 and the final bill was Wtre8800-
complalnt1 show t6e con!umer ' able in his opinion. After con-
had not been 'Wl'OO.ged, and Sl venation with the Consumer
Weft settled through the Small Affairs Office both parties
Claims Court.' agfted to a eompromJse ..,.
"'·""' aboll~toiose hia house The lnsuranco mada the !>een eompleted. n 11111 ao ,..,.
l 1''1 I , y;iiiiir-i---i---., Bnggs . Moves to Snuff Out
Smoking in Public Places,
duclng the bill by flO, '
ON n 0 C C A S f 0 N S ' -Mrs. R's landlord refused
members of l be staff a~ to refund a $90 refundable
peared on beball or consumers security deposit which he had
in the Small Claims Court to paid at the commencement of
offer testimony. his tenancy to compensate rot damages which might occur'.
ORANGE coum ·
By O.C. HUSTINGS
Of .. o.llT 'tt" ,,..,
One Orange County politi-
cian is moving again to make
certain that when it comes
down to the old, familiar,
smoke-filled rooms that at
least half the public ones
won't be.
B •J J • Assemblyman -John V . Ulr.aing Briggs (R-Fullerton), is press-
ing a seven-point s,et of
amendments lo state ftgula-
Shlnanoff offered 9 0 me ne landlord claimed some year-rowtd daylight savings typical complalnls: tiin damages caused by !\fr. R ..!~ o11--• ...,.~ f -Mr. N paid 165 to a local Mr. R claimed that no such .. ~y a~ ... .,..y 0 employment agency tor the 'd Af damages were ev1 ent,_ te, ........ Councilmenclaimed•lt..,ould purpose of (ot>Utlning employ· conversation with the con·
cot do"ll crime, help lbc;en-ment..Hewaptillunempll/~ed sumers om.,. the landlord SAVE ON CHAIN LINK FABRIC vironIDent,~ 11min8t1 e'con-more than a month later and agreed to refund $50. iusion,~g th~,~<and had not been granted job in-PROTECT FAMILY, HOME AND rm redua!.~Olliobiij: Accl~ta. terviews as promised. He -MR. c. ENTERED into a so·~ OFF* FAlllC WHEN 0 INSTALLED IY WARDS '' .,. ., .. ~ · ..,., demanded the refund of the valid retail installment con-
U.S. RtP. CRAit1 Hosmer $65 but was rerused by the tract for lessons in the art of ao.te w•r1-11t11hh •Ml qva1111n ., 1tvrdy, ...,,._l!ltMlll._ Mf¥•111bllll ·(R Loo B ch) h " ~ HI f rel nded .,. ,,._ ¥111yk .. tllll tQrlc. WI,.. t•brk 11 M1411 ,.1¥anlrMI fW e11tr• ~ g ea as "'" ·agency. s ee was u selr derense. Several days nf-,,.11et1111.
troduced federal legislation to •and his contract rescinded d ••...t. posts. topr•ll, flttf• ••cl lm.ftatln ... "'"' at .. cre8te·1diy' 11-"'t sav. insts t1m€ when the ••ency was ccm· tel" signing lhe contract an >&&'' 'S'""" r:-o retalOf' low ,,1c... C.11 t.r frw .m_,. ....,.,
Contract · lions on smoking.
His AB-20'l wUl have some
smokers doing a slow burn
U inmths f..jear. tacted by the Consumer Al· paying 8 down payment, Mr. WOOD A.ND WIOU~HT llON ALSO AYAILAILL
+· ~.* * !airs .Ofnce. The State' .B'.'.:u'.'.:r"'.ea".'n~C".:·~d'."et~er~min<d~-~'....t~ba'."t~hi~s .'.:rin'.'.'.an~-'===================:i: 1'GRoWING. PAJNl'S -•..•. --
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·! , lhelr chosen f\111!1 tol>ocq>
SANTA ANA -An architt!C· in 8 ~c pl..:: >t. v .' ~
What PoliCies for Orange
p.mty?" will be the subject
'of a panel.dlicusslon hosted by
the Orange County Leaaue of
Women Voters at a.m.
Thursday, March 29,· at the
F i r s t C on g regationallst
Church in Santa Ana.
tural~ngineerlng contract for
the deslp of OrB04e County'•
nut civic ~!ti ltUildfug, _lltj.
Hall of Adnilnistration was ap-
P~ Tuesday for Leroy
Rose and Associates.
'Ibo cmtract calls lot spend-
ing $335,000 for the design
and engineering work. The
structure will be built in 1974,
according lo pftSent plans.
The contract to Rose
became a critical it~ three
weeks ago when ~
Ralph Diedrich first ab6talned
from voting on the issue and
later cast Uae deciding ballot.
Rose was Diedrich's finance
chairman in the election in
19'12.
ARllOOKLll 6 SON
WESttLIFF MOl\111ARY
4r1 E. !?lb 81., Costa Mou
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BAl.TZ-BIMERON
FlJNERAL HOME
Corona del Mar 17WISCI
Colla Mosa llf.UU . ;
BELL BROADWAY
MOB111AllY, ,
lll llnM1'"1, C..ia Me!a uwai • Mc<lORMJCIC LAGUNA
BEACH l\IOlm.IARY
11115 IApu C..,.. Rd. -II • PAcmC VlliW
MDIOlllAL PARI[
Cen dft'7 MorturJ a..,.!
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Newporj _., Clllfonla
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COLONIAL FUNERAL
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HE BEG,INS )l'l'f'll the
&SS/!rtlorr ~I tJ\e .1 S,, a t,'
Legislature agree, that --
ing is hazardous to
everybody's health, even that
of non-smokers exposed to
other•' epwation of the evil
Weed. l I I? • The~g<iih·~ot As:.202 include?' "f i ' / A ....
-No person shall, smoke any
l!>bllCCQ,lllodupl lntili0l'l¥tn
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publicly « priva owned"
hospital• which is=zed for tlie ..... 0 !real 0 pa1 •ln-j-·" JI' "1 i.suwi. ~ • .. • ~
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there will, be a 11 donation, The .church is at 2555 Santtago
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Archeology
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For slow growing budgets
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1 ~ Wide-straPf19d sMoe
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We've ·:taken 15% off";
all Penney strollers.
Now 1691
Every one a gfeai value at
' regular price, now reduced for
" a limlted time only. All have · •• . ....,. ·1
folding frames of chrome-plated '· ,_..,, ' tubular steel with sun canopies;
1 adjuatable back and tootresta of 1 printed vinyl. Swivel wheel•
I have safety brakes, some have
' storm shields. Remember, this
• sale ls for a limited time only
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HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huollogtoo a. .. h 17141 192-7771-<ASH ION ISLAND, Nowport Buch 17141 644-2313: HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huolington Buch 17141 nz-m
HARBOR..CENTER, Cosl• Mtst 17141 64~5021
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BELFAST Northern Ireland
(AP) -A British lieutenant
was killed by a 50t).p'JUlld land
mine that blew up bis annored
car Tuesday night, railq the
death t<>U in Norl'he\-n
lrtland's communal warfare
to at lt~t .'TJS in ~l)t four yean., .
Tlle,soJdler died on a lonely
road leading to the · b6nfer
with~ Irish He~ubllc. Ano~ ooldler In tlie ear wes ••
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WASHINGTON CAP) 1 -
Responding I<> complaints, tbe
Federal Commurucatbis 'Com-
rRlsslon bas' oniered a:\ in·
•esUgaUon of IUCh programs _· WORLD & NATMM
assei< lalk.&¥w• I<> dttmnlne ·'"'"
'if broadcastm have carried '-----"---~ "obscene, Indecent or profibe
material"
The announc.meot Tllesday ·
did not name any,1tatlons that
have -been the focus of -com-
plaints. · .!. ,
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ro detennine whether any
radio or television station,
cable-.system oWner, operator NEW YORK (AP) -The
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wing of the Irish RepubUean £! •• _ "" T-in broadcaS!lrig aoylhing \hat wee -0 sear or surv vors '' F·l·y· 'a ..•. rje.e-k1'te.!'But bl""r···~ng''1~' .. ·,1 Army taid it· set the mine. u-uc::St s-aher . js obscene or inde<:isn. of the sunken Norwegian " ~~~~ r-. . ~--~ U in the.da One Mah · ahesh ll · h illi THE FCC BA~ recefved a for a S<Oond ship thal may MAICHJl;tA;M.,y-loto~ ottto!'fmllo ' men eat er y. • .. 1 ansbi M · ogi. s own with Rep. w· ·am flood ' f I 1_. have .mne dOwn·iri the same ..., TO S WO"'D was seen raising a rme In the Ryan, addresses Mic ·gap House of Representatives. 0 comp •mis about •ex-1 .. •• ra .... s AND 'f111PS .,. '
army s:i.id. The other, a 33-dental meditation mqvement. an 'lntervlewer, usually a man, \A.la.)
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a' g~illf atlac~ on a police • 1 1 Jw;ho;c:a:ll~in:to~d:isc:u:ss~t:he:ir~le:x_ae~~a~rc~b.~b~a~d~be<;~~~ca;· ~ne<:l•:d~as~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~~~~~~~·~·~·~··~t~~~:-~ post a~ Ne.wton Hamnton , , lives. of swidpwn i:uesdji,Y. ~~ly .alter'. nildnight 'M""' •• 'Co.· .... nfi~ .. :1i. y Delays . , " ,.
e •cr!N•'Set · -a.It ' h • · t I :~~~~t~~£t(!~ S' WI. :tch m~ Party 200iboff .. t .. e~,JiOWer · 00 $'.I.
frontallon of his second · term ~ fit 1 ~:::;::.~:rab/7!!~~ NEWYORK(AP)-John Soorcessaidbewaspruned and_: we. "ldinn :.out .. '. s. ~'· • , ~I
rehabilitation. B. Connally was on the brink to make the switch last week ~
Initial Indications are that of or, at the latest, .this, week, ' Nixon wW win the first, switching to the Republican l but was stymied by the uncer·
perhaps bellwether, round in a party last week but stopped tainties arising from the Re-
-battle of economics that could short due to the growing furor publican . subsidized raid or
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• Role Rap...,d volvemenl in the Watergate tera In the Watergate olfice•I.-------~ 1------........ .-.-, ... ~!·1 r--break-in, sources said today. building in w .... hinnton, WASHINGTON (AP) -Now --.. that u 8 nl The Conner Texas go\remor "Obviously, this wasn't any · · troops are 0 Y two reportedly•is still ~ain as time to be joinina the 11--•bli· days away from.leaving South -~ "'""t"1
Vietnam, Sen. J. W. Fulbright to! • ~dr he wenl.91976 oo"'t run• can J>ll'IY ;·· the source told a wants to know how the Nixon or r1e11 ent 1n ap-reporter. ··-«
AdmlnJstratlon justifies con-parently has no dciu&ts remain-Connally was the only Dem·
tinued American b 0 m bi n.g in&' about hilj inclination to , ocrat in l"(.i;loo'J cat>met ~
mJssions in Camboala. ronake'his life-Jo.ng,al~Umce Nixon's ttrsr f9Ur xears.pt the \ .. I
"What are American forces to the ~mocrat.ic J>tU:.lY1' White·H~, !§eI'Yirig aa tri:;as-
dolng in Cmnbodla? Whom are~----------. ury secretary during the tum-
we striking? Whom are we ultuous period when Nixon im-
s u p p I y I n g ? • H'ow ··many K ' • eJ posed wa~prlce 'lreeleS' and >,
Americans are in Gambodla, ' h;.iep also ~~ic De.vi' a~i ~ ~ •.
in or out of unif0rm? By what • in the'tnfelifatlonaJ. fuonetafy
authority 11 the United States and diplomatic fields.;t
carrying .... y muttery ac-T 00 Fast During~ast x ·• wesident.-tivttles in Carpbodia?ti .., .,.; •-t; ia1 campaignti ly _jlead-
• SST Ban ALBION. Mleh (UPi) _: • . ed die , ~rats
WASlllNGTON (UPI) _ A Evil Knievel, the daredevil for Nixon org3niz8tlon ~d ru-
new Federal A v i a t 1 0 n who flies over lined up mors of his imminent switch
Administration .... 1e b a-a 1 cars on i:i sh:eampowered to the GOP have been preval·
v j r t u i J I air ~ clvUlan "SkyeycJl• bu: ~ e J! ent .iVif sftJce.
supersonic aircraft f ii th ts '<Mliied 11'lhi~e a 'n-&;; ' lnterv! •. ~,..t'm;liJ!i
over the United States. 'Calhoun r cinl~ -ah jfl!f~ · to the · \1ldu ..
The FAA announced the rule deputies 'through f -iro · ness Sc Clob ' or ,
Tuesday, saying the only ex· counties at speeds Connally said }le had ,not spok·
ception would be flights "at re.aching 100 m.p.h."ln his en to N~~-lately . .i " •
the lower end of t h e car., , Asked wlllt ~ holtJlt)f _tihn
supersonic speed r a n g e • • K,nlevel was lteaded to back from rfu~ hls.')lecis-
whlch have been proven to Detroit for a peiionnance ion about switcfilng parties,
produce sonic boom shock at the Michigan State Connally replied: "I'm work-
waves too weak to reach the Fairground this weekend. ing .. .I've been working very
ground. hard."
011}.y Coast Qffers
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A. ·~·. n4.9t .• ' 10" Stw with built-lh motor, t•l>le eat• n 1 i·o n·
wing•.: "•••-thrU'' bl•d• 911•rd tnd
steel ~f•nd. ·
Sale 1·1199. " ' D. 1.lt. ]tf.t,, 4" Joint1r ·with •ftncl,~d1n't'chut•, 1-:in9 c~tt1rhetd
tut rd~ fine•, elltt1rh1td pull1y.
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pN11 with it•ncl. • •P•tcb.,..djust-
Abl• d•pth 1top. Motor ••*•· . ..
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;r · .,.l'"f"I 1"r1 · I. ~ ' .tt., Arc , w• l•f' ;" .
clud•f w•ltilh9 'pow•r ""lfl,1 '11'
qro11"d c.•bl,. 15' •l•ctrod• t•bl•,
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·The Insiders Club ,, ~· ·~
Art Llnkletter
The Insiders Club: A new
way to beat Inflation. Its
membership card permits
you to buy nearly every-
thing you need from the
finest closed·doOr show·
rooms at substabtial sav-
ings -appliances, furni-
ture, stereo equipment1
sporting goods, draperies
and much, much more .
You can even ~ cars
at the "fleet" price·-.nd
mobile homes and motdr
cycleS at substantial sav-
ings. The Insiders Club
Effective Annual
Earnings
5.00%·5.13%
Passbook. No Minimum.
5J5%·5.92%
One Year Certificate $1,000}.1inimum.
6.00%·6.18%
T~to Five Yeer terttficates
$5,000 Minimum.
Up to 90 days loss of interest on amounts withdrawn before ~\urity -on arr certificate accounts.
also provi'des big dis-
counts on tickets to sport-
ing and entertainl'nent
events .•• plus a Wf!Ole.
list of free -services: safe '
dePoSlt boxes, money or·
ders, ttavelers checks,
and notary services'.
Membership require-
ment for savers -$2',500
minimum balance. Coast
borrowers now receive as-
sociate memberships en-
litllng them .to all outside
referral services: Ask
about jolnln11 at any Coast
of flee.
MAIN O'FIC[:
9th & Hin, los A"1e1es • 623-1351
other offices
WILSHIRE et dRAMEftCY f"llCE:
3933 Wll~fre Btvd., L.A •• 388-1265
L.A. CIVIC ClNTt":
2nd & sroaaway • 626-1102
HUNTINGTON If.AC
91 Hun'tlnilon center {714) 897-1047
SANTA MONICA:
718 WU&hire Blvd .• 393-07415 . .
SAN l"IDRO:
10th & Pacific• 831-2341
WEST COVINA: •
Ustland Sho4:1p!n1Ctr.•3314201
l"ANOftAMA CITY:
Chase & Van Nuys BIYG.. 892-1171•
TAll:ZANA:
18751 Ventura 61vd. • 345-8614
lDNQ IEACH:
3rd lo Locust• 437·7481
EAST LOS ANGELES:
8th & Soto • ~510
DIAMOND IAll::
328 S. Diamond.Bar (714) 595-7525
TUSTIN:
l.MWln SQWre:St\OPPlftC Qr. ,..
(714) 831-4810 '
LA MIRADA: , / ' , 'f u MJr•<ta sh0rpin1 cu. (714) ~2'675
SAN GAl'ft)tL:
0.1 Mar •t \.as Tunas • 287-tMJ
O.Hy Houn -9AMt04l'M
All Officft, Exeopt Clvle c.-. Open S.-ys
9AMtoll'M
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Reg. 121.91. Six, drawer
mechanics tool chest features
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~op::-", r. un~y tr to '1 p. • • foloWlng stores: -. :O
Newport Beach 1714) 642313. HUNTINGTON .CENTER, Huntinqlon 8Hch 171'4) ttt-1171.
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) ~ 'T lee S...~r, M'1il opening a· P~JSi'(er account Come ln 10 -. : ¥16 agiili:'ltth his te)\llmitn'-with , I S.rvlcti._CC>PY~ ... one.of our oq1cea nd we'll g" you mort
, otteQll!Ptlon-ua. •, . ~Ice and up to 1wO' l.ktntY R"*'··~ttllt.li . ~ !' t,ld" provf It, we Jnvit•• ou to tfilt""'W._ Wfth advantaget JIU ttl ... , who i, ~ • .. ,.. .., ': ~ Int follQlllng he1c:llne1 end text ""from . fl to •b~" '\""' ' , , , ~
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sY.dtl 1c1n' d6 lh_lt non~ w. • ln ~ ~' ' lie otN'f'aavlogs 1n<2, loans are " Ing. ¥0u:to.e , .
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1!'1'11' •~·~~·••nd """9•~ You'ro J •NO't!loW how YoU -·at n; YoUr"'ll••• ' ·In )•OW. f'~. ~r! WI>• "! ~ chffkl119 ~ ii o Joaa YO<Jr jllOnay -" _,
• M ~ atteflt~ ,lo ttW way juat H• thl~not 11mJng a cUme fOr.•n~ "Y°' uve ~ tor eomethlng In
.. ~ •16-tllalr .,,.... • .-. =.':,"',:-bank~~~ :ht',a: ;Ill«,.,... -aoo1. A naw homo, a t~p
.. 1•1fllOuMlratllo onitUda our~ .. '°'""-·, loEuropo.--lorthekldl.Yat,nolllin!I ~ "1111\1 ~ niarnt A.Ye!> 'SiVlnga of.. They get Jou coming or golf\o. QI.Ml~ )'09~1 reach that goal.
._.,..... ICIVU'ltaQt of ft thtrL About lf'le on('f aood ttilng about 1 . The future le unotf11in.
-~--Checklrm__ eccount II tfiat It beltl w1lklng Or. 11 leut It w11, betol'9 GollSawr.
the . an ovef ·t0wn ~ s-J JOt'' bllll. ---GoatSl-Yeril a-new teN1ce from Avoo Slv-
WtA • dl:let PlySI~ Avdo Sa¥' Inga that guarante•, If you lnMt your Pl)A-
1nge;' MW bl~ •vtfloa ~nl And, ment ached&rle, 1hat your aaV1ng1 goel wlll
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1>111 WI like tavtno1 tlOCOllnt ind low-coet detraa= ' Ato& l"°"lt~tA"f tt ------of a
' -...,. lo 1 t~ck tltat'• ~ lo 1 aa ~p to. h time temt Jnau'911Ce to moko ""''""'119 your .,... ,.. lo-<ollod ,,.. MrMM olle!Od '°"' .,.. .,rt por 1 -lnty. If your goat ii 110,000 • lllJI a: A' nf'~nd ...._ln:,«tw:blg..trPt 1nm#ll, , p.w ,...ny In 15 ,...... and you ahould die wtth ft: ...,, ... l'lf<l 'ro f ... ; -·In tM 11th (CU"""' • on!V half paid;lllllJ ...... wtll 1>11 tlle otl!lr
... M CIOP Ind ttll '®the mlnlmu~ With ,,.,...,, )IOU i..tt glY;t ' bl a half, .. llliiqe--._utntcf, At A'ICO S.Ylngl wt don't lilt ot wtlcn yov -m Mkt wt.111 tnd Wf'len, • ll'llurance and etvtnal" ••• ft't a lltUe
• "*-f!illf'print. With tht lone 111:cepUon of 1nd wt do all tht Ml WI• even llok the bit of eacti ttl1t'1 better · v.1n both. ..,...,_It BOIGH (wt11ch require • mlnf. atamp1 ind m1H the enveloptt.) And YoUf Gol\Savtr. A n1w "rvlce from Avco ... fMl.-oe), our fM ae{VICM really 1r1 .. rvloe c~r;e II elfmlMltd lr your b1J1nce Slvtnge. In coo~rttion with Avco OOllll-
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thenriOstat con1to1 and air
exchange conttol. Fits
wiridowS 29'' to'!<>" wide •
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thermostat contrQI, air exchange con,
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11o vertical kluvers. OUter Lexan• case
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Reg. 211.15. JCPenney 18,000 BTU
air conditioner f-.i:tUree 2-&peed fan
1. and cooling power, 10 POlition
thermostat control, air t'IChal)ge con-
1 tr°' to exMUlt N~ ale and adjustable
vertical louver&.
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JCPenney
W. know ' wl'llll 10U're looking to .
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' FASHION ISLAND, Newport Beach (714) /M.23 13.
HUNTINGTON CENTER, Huntington Beach (71'4j 892.-7771 • . '
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said 'l'bomas. J. MacBrlde ol
Sacrament<>,' clllel judge of the
U.S. District .Collrl for the
state'• Ejl~ Iitstrtct.
MacBrlde aQ!I chief ludies
Edwa!11 J. Schwarta ol the
Soutbem-dlatrjet 'In ·San ).>1•10
and Oliver J. Carter ol the
Nortbeni dlstl'lct Iii San"FI""·
c!JCO made atltements f« a
Senate Judiciary suJ>.
____, commltlee ~ ·• bill
to create dooena of new
federal · judgfthlpo acrost the
nation,.
Chief Justice Albert L.
Stephens of the C e n t r a I
Judicial district out of Loo
Angeles also testified before
the subcommittee.
e Court .flodern
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
"courtroom of the future" Ia
being built !« • Sacrament<>
law school experiment aimed .. _..,,..-11. cUCIJiDi
disruptions, aiding n e w 1
coverage 8Qd making the
jury's job easier.
"The practice of law In most
courtrooms today Is about as
modem as perfom\ing surgery
in a barbership," says Gordon
Schaber, dean of t he
University of Pacific's
McGeorge Law School where
the courtroom is scheduled for
completion in June.
The $464.000 facility, whk:h
Schaber describes as the nrst
of ils kind in the nation, will
be used for real trials as well
as simulated trials for tralnlng
law students and law officers.
e Cou11t ¥· .Jurg
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
federal judge rejected a depu·
ty public defender's reqllfllt
for an injunction to block jury
selection on a countywide
basis for trials in the lnner-
city area .
The defender, G. Keltb
Wl11>t, said the selection on the
basis ot a listing of all Los
Angelet County \'Olen served
IA> violate the rtchla to a trial
by one's peers -lnne,...,lty
ldenl!1 whom be termed ar~ely poor or .from mlllorlty
groups.
\].S. District Judge William
I'. , Gray said "there la a
l~bolantlalJll'Oblem" wttb the • Pf""'nt jUry selection syltem.
• IM he said the • public
defende r should seek relief
first in the state court system.
ePrb on Trfab
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
State prison inmates would be
tried in prison for prllon-
related crimes rather than In
regular courtrooms, under a
bill proposed by Sen. W, Crall
Biddle, (ft-Riverside).
Biddle said It had beea ...
quested by San Bemard1no
Onm ty supervisors and
sevtral ,trial judges.
Jl wa• '11 direct ~terowth,''
Biddle aaid, "ol ihe October
1972 ambush-escape incident
in which a young prllOl'I guard
was killed while tranaportiq a
Olino State Prisoo lnmat to a court bearing In San Bernatdino.,,
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SAN DIEGO (AP) -lt'I
myth that any president -trols any of hla appointees to
the U.S. Sbpreme Coor!, aays
Associate Justice William 0 .
Douglas.
HJ think presidential control
of the man after he get.I en
our court is sort 0 r
mylhology," said the 74-yur-
old IS!OCl•I• justice.
He mtt wfth student.I at
United states lnternatJonal
Unlvenlly here.
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Skot~hod, short sleeved. bock: "r
2ip dress In novy with its own
novy/white jocquo,rd p~ttern '·
-· coot. 141fl to 221fi , •
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double knit coats
32.99
Three-button classics,
wrop styles. Solids in white,
novy, red. Tweedy-looh
in navy/white or block/
white. Only one sketched
from the group.
Sorry no mo il or phone.
Misses' Coots, 25
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with fashion Impact· 1 : •• ~ :;:'.' 24.90-.i3.f1ig·-~er:,:;~a ·::.:~: ~
'ta #" Kt NL_ I -I!. i llt Who! wi11:you no .~ .. ~ ........ kender, r@S ·P.lus·~ckot, ti'!' ' •••
sweoter di:'lss( ' , wi4g'OJllSS or . pont•u it?' 'r ",: ;~
They 're oil included in this jewel of e r<lup 1 ll:i m
from two famous J\l·~tP!(ed with tho simple, ", -;_· ..a
innovative tollGhei.tiiJl~~ve_'tl'lode t~ese lobels ·' Ml "" fevoriteswith~om!.nwhoedor!_,~9 "'lr~es. " ~:..~ 11
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in thelo~llosto~ colors.Only tWo sk~hod from -
the aisemblyrS..:..aterdress. 35.90. Sl\irtd , 3'-1 ~'W ·
M..,. S.viit9sr ~sles >le ken from ""< 1
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this Sundoy 11 :00 o.m. to 6:00 p.m. oil stores.
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tores 8:30 a.m. to 10:0 • .~n~ day~ ·all hop fuday~
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use the aerv-
ices by the state's 14
iegjon81 refeiral centm !Or
the mental11'. ~ und6 a
,blll ' 1n.;:r:ced'. In th •
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ternlllt(R·La Clnada) in-~~ tlle blll to expanded ; • ~ by the 14 private, · .,.,
~tt centen set up •
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• ' ~Ills bill la AB Me. ': ., '
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!Jfui SCO (UPI) :..'. ' lIDlOit ~ drug_ ad4lc)I • ' Unaergollll/J met hi do ll'e
mlll/lenance1across ths' ciduii-
try iruslng c!ocaine, acoording
lo ·~:lniniilacturer ol a new
cocame deteMion method. ~ ~ QJmJ>yY. a joint vm.
ij Syrith Laboratories
and arlan As!Odates, sa'ld
the e la as high as •I!.~
' in one clinic, as ;hjgb
as ' number of addicts
reported bacbllding to betoin .
.si>:va tepl)CI 3 5'J addlclJ in
San -.,..~nclseo, Loi Angeles,
New Y~, \Vashlngtoo ,and other cit by uaing a cocaine
smenlng sylllem that <!tted•
the presence In 11rille ol
bemoyl' ecgooine, a "!bslance
produc;Od by the bildf after co-
caine Is 1-led.
e~eeora B•r
SACJIAMENTO (AP) -The
uae ol cooDdeotlal medical
reconla would be mtricted
under legialatlon propoaed )>y
&late Sen. Peter Behr.
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The Tlbllrm Republican said
that under cumnt I aw
111edical information roquired
for 1111Ploymea\ or )>y in-
nraoce companies for We or
bealth policies may b e
clmllated for prollt W 'Ille ,,..
company w!Jlch oblalned. It. •
1 "Medical lnfol'Jllltlon todaJ
la .......... hut cmlldential.'11 -> ' • ' ii ~tty that Is boU&ht ~ t ,. .,.,.
anc1 ao1d 1or Cat And the ase ' n •• lie • :=.,11:.ble ~~:-= t.ep, .......
mediCal ,_,is today la you,"
Behr said. UDdet hit bill, a penon
WMlld ha,. to be told who
would aee hla medical roconl 4.99.oc+i 1
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~and~~lor~w~ba~l~c~e·~..,~====~t~~ ~ Su,; mer coO!en·for the 1. -in-woiting.
l'olyerier shorl-#lorts. elosticiz~
woist, white;'P1Mw, i.d, no\/y. 0-14.
Cotton knit tan!< with lee:~ lrin\.
multi-color pett.m, S-M-L.
Motemity op, 68
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soersucker,.dott~d P,Olyest< r/cott9n lined voile,
novy\'~hed willi'fiilte, Moil ·0rrd phone. '
Plozo Dresses,· 73 . . '
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values
12.99
Reg.$ I 7·$20. Skefched, just one of
-five' flottering wigs now on sale.
All our most populor styles. In eosy core
, . ITI~•crylic i~ m st wont,d noturol
shodes, frosted!, blonds, tOo .
Millinory Wig Boutique, 825
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500. l11 C1rrlto1 Mell tllJ) 160-0411
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Lavoris
MOUTHWASH
& GARGLE ggc
:·~~E Right Guard
POWDER
Anti-Penpirant
a l;t59 sac
Restores, seals in &
inlintains mo isture to
give your skin tile
!res.I, soft glow ol
)'Dlllll. Fa~. beavtilul
reso11s1 •
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Or Wiil VITAMIN A l HORMONES· .• ,., ..
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BAND-AID
PLASTIC
SlllPS
Assortd Sizes
V~UE PACK
20 FREE
BOX OF 71
JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Soft COSMETIC
PUFFS
Soft & absorbent!
Also excellent for
baby care.
2&0 Ref1luSize
11100 ripte Size
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Cit YHr lit•· s,lcl-11!1-Spe '10
111111 Specl1llJ Prlc.. Cl111t111 Alb
13-0Z. VACUUM PACKED
PLANTERS
MIXED
NUTS
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50')'. P1111tsl
LADY SEYMOUR
Ironing Tabl'
"Barness•
Sturdy
ventilated
steel top in
bittersweet
Adjusts to
he11hl of
36' with
finger-lift control.
Tiit •111'11
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lel!Ometlling
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AD PRICES l'lllYAIL: nm•ey, Man• zm .. II SnAr, Ajril 1st
~IW'°IT l•AC:"-• ll'YIN. W.lltt l"llota MUNTINOTON aUC:N-AIM'Tlf a lroakhvnit ttUHTINet'OM IUCM Ip:=·• hlntw 'SL TOa~ IOdll ~
OPEN 9AM .. 10PM-7 DAYSAWIR
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Toilet Tissue
10i.99c
IN DKOIATOI COlOIS (5 PACKS)
KODAK POCKET
lnstamatic 20
CAMERA OUTFIT
21.88
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shop tod~1~ wednesday" all stores 8:30 a.in. to 10:30 p.m •
(~) -/A
bill louitiil! r,sltlctloos Oil
fire b lias 'been lnlroduced
In ~-~te Senatf. Au!ilr>nd by Seo. JQSeph M.
Ke (D-Lo!le Btacb), Ille
bill W6uid n<julre Ille llate
!Ire manhal lo promulpte
.....-.. concornll1g the ...
of -kl and lo cluslly ~ mm various ~~ lof a_.;ate
. n;'~w allO would aet
hlgllor ~um lnourance for
public ~ clllplllya and '
(e~~~ER)
impca l""f ~ $!PO for general
=\lt~if: ~pl:.. 1ft wouJJ. .alid lorbld giving or
aellillltflreworu lo minors. ••-b, Bo~rd
SACRAMENTO (AP) ~An
appeals court says the !\ate
can deduct welfare · benef1t1
from unbom bibles o n
groundl they m ;receiving
free "bousln& uUlitlel" in
th6 womb. ' The decision by the 3rd
Dlstrlcl Colp'! of Appeal atem-
med • fro!n ,a SllUla County
welfare -Whel, oHlclala redl!<ed rlther !Un lnc!tUed
a molbtF~, ~· PBY.1""11 Whl\ft sllti (jeCame pregnant. Deputy Atty. Ctn. Eug ...
Hill aaid the Shasta County
welfar~ ~partment mbln-terpreted a ,Jtate Department
Social Welfare regulation .
That ~gulatlon said unborn
babi" 1lbould receive ·less
welfaz'o aid !ban chlldreli-wlio hav~ p bbl'n beCauae the
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oinla ~ .,<::;: b I Y :4~99-5.99 reg, .$8-~ 14
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stereo . ·c aaletr bill. own coordin•tihg' with oursuperspa"' 1
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Louis Paiion, (D-Daly City), perts. Wj}lhow just two in sizes S-M-L, 5-,13. '
would make It illegal lo wear Pointelle sweater, bone, yellow, blue, '• ' stereoJik>njc headsets o r , ,._ earplugs In beth ear.· while pink +.99; cuffed p6nt, mint, plue,• '\
driving a motor on a pink-;·nav-f,'ye~ow,S.99. 11 '! · '11 \
public street. 1 H. b SI. ..,, "With late ~ll!l<r: Ing ' D.6 ~ ~op, 5. ~
virtually scunc!pt'ool 'irid wit& , ~ J .! !l ~ i F ~
the ev.er·i~lng use of " :If .. if" ~ stereo•~11,.-,, It !f. al ll ve 33% 1 ?l '•~).,l.l l that the ver';. sense o ea -r ._
heart l'i be I pi'Ireato40% ' '1,
f Id '''lltun-f8DIOD8 •' 11 • ,J
day ient his C!OOrdioates ~: k• 6.~*': ..
State ve!rZ~~;;; 19.99; ~ i."
cond Inspections 0 " $ 12 $ 3 (J' 85 required by federal rig. -, l.·, Ma~edlcar• Wove~l?'!~I e~
regul t' ""re than Tiii and acry~i knit.: Calif homes,
State Sen .• George Moscone, Misses siz s'."Sh ¥
(D-San ~.) _c1>arg09.-• th"'9 from t!ie • Moscc:me said officials have . told~ manpower Is lacking group. qrig. $30
to WT) out the federally Jacket 19.99. Orig. ordered Inspecttons. • Tbe oRev. Ed,are L. Peet, $17 Sh\rt, 10.99. ··
chalrnuin' ·of ·t!ie Legislative Orig .. $25 Trous~. eo~~/mericans, i6·..., ' • I , . told erence the "" • •
ho · pected early In Active
1m1 er Ca~a code · regulations later judged 1n-Sportswear, 78 ,
adequate by the led• r a I Department of Heal1h, Educa·
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Sli:CRAMENTO -r Atty. Geni -~velle J Younger bell~ t housewives ought
lo bi ti> 'find a !IDUDd of •
ba~ ~e lal>eled aa suc~i arte\'. 111' bas liHd lour
casei a · a tol Angeles
meM.¥ ;id<er whera llhcrt-
""~ hal occurrill-"lt Lii our a~tltude,'':Youoger
said, ''that the melt packer
knows bow much shrinkage 11.1/ •'
will occur should allow for
tha ohrtnl< e ·When he labels
the of hil product." . " RISA~~~~~
!Ion would
vivid prlat
pant tepplalf8
6.99
Orig, $12. Assortad styles
in splash y prints. Sketched
one from the group. Super
with its tunic styling. Sizes
30-38,
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Blouses , Shirts, 0o
rlhbywest
print shirt
9.99 each
Orig. $14 crylic vest in
terrific colors, Pink, light
blue, yellow, navy, red, white,
green, caniel,'5-M•L 9.99.
Orig. $14. Polyester print
shirt, navy, red, plum, 10·1 b,
9.99. ' · ~isses Sportswear, 40
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famous polyester
go-togethen
$.99-9.99
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th!"e from• group. Co\ors
Include purple, brown, blue, 8-18. • Street Floor Sf)9rtsweor, 65
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4:.99-11.99
Foshion perts\for every need in cool.
unmussable seersucker of polyester/cotton.
From a famous maker in pink/white or blue/
white. Sizes 5-13. We show [ust the jacket,
7.99; trouser .. 9.'l'l;nylon shirt, white,
pink, blue, S, M, L, 4.9'1.
Junior ·""
Spor,tswear, 97
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14.d.. • .• : • f ,• Orig,l~2 ~~~·
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' white, black/while
checks plus whites,_
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two from a group :~
Shiotjacket; 17.99.!j
Pants, lb.99.:,
Misses··:
Sportsweoo, 89 :
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.A hriM'I« ovemf&lll<r wut 1,--------,
mwk 1he tm Inaugural of
Ne"llOR Harbor Yacbt Ollb'1
famed Ahmaneo:n·1 Series
SoQu'dax and Sunday.
'l'lle lnillal race le )be £a\allna West End race with
'jWo Joas being sallecl and
eouuted as one race. On Satur-
daY the Oceon Racine Fleel wlll sail to Howland'1' l,ondlng
near the west end ol CataJina.
Aller an overnlgbt mic1ezv..,.
the fleet ' will Ui>"ancbor and
lllil back to Newpcrl Sll!$Y.
Saturday's leg staril from a
~ -.oa the Santa
Ana alver ~etty 111 ll a.m. and BOATING
.otart and end al Newport.
Th• series le aloo comldered
to be the Newport Harl/Or
Ocean Racing cbamplolulhle.
The seriea Is -to Yael!!*
from other clubs in SouUWn
Calllornla, but reprdl ... of
who wins it, the l1'lllllY re-
mains ln -the cutody of
NHYC. The winner geb bis
name engraved c:n the «oate
bowl and gets a taJce.bome
tropby to Indicate his vletory.
OFF~RE JOCKEY ~ Bob 'Magoon of Florida w i Ill lie aboard this 3&-foot
opeedsler Saturday wben,be retums to the cfftihore wan.fOI' his third tty at a
na tiUe. ··~1·
wlD aall·to a llnJsh line off At-....., _______ ,
row Point, Catalina. island.
'lbe AhmaMOD Serles ts
compoeed , of &x offshore
raeee,, 'the winner being based
on thie best five.
Races in the series have
been changed a nwnber of
times aince tbe trophy was
dedicated· In 1957. Al one time
it loclucled the Newport to
Ensenada race, but this was
abandoned when it beCame too
difficult to cull the Abmanson
entries from the hundreds of
other boata in the race.
Tr nspac~s /
Field Now
Third Full
An ~tiooal eight entries
in the lf' Tranlpaclfic yacht
race from Loe Angeles to
Honolulu brings the current
total to one-third of the 75-boat
llmt~ accordini to r a c e
chairman Clarles W. "Bud"
Smith.
The new enlries include
Sorcery, the heavily cam-
paigned yachl o u t of
Seawanaka Corinthian Yacht
Club, Oyster Bay, N.Y. akip-
pered by Jamet F. Baldwin of
Delray Beacb, Fla. Sorcery, a
CC-16, will allo meet Bob
Grant's CC-ll1Robon, Newport
Harbor Yacht Cl®, 1n a two-
out~f three match raee series
for the Calilomta Cup, June
22-23-24.
Another recent "p&id entry"
ls New Chlta out of the Nippon
Ocean Racing Club, Tokyo,
Japan, skippered by
:Yosbimasa Niwa.
others are Sea Fever, Carl
D. F. Jensen Jr-., Seattle
Yacht Club; Nefi;_'rt.ltl, Har-
rison Segale Baltioa Yacht
Club; Chutzpab, Stuart M.
Cowan, Waikiki Yacht Club,
Honolulu ; Ughtnlng Theo
stephens, St. Francis Yacht
Club; Moonday G.A. Wolfard,
King Harbor Yacht Club;
Panacea, Merv Shenson, St.
FYC, and Blue Streak, Gary
Myers, NHYC.
Clemente
Isle Race
Scheduled
Voyagers Yacht Club, the
«iginal sponsor or the San
Clemente Island race, wllJ go
lt alone ln sponaorl!\11 the ISO.
mile race !Or the second
straight year when the classic
get. under way at Loa Angeles
Harbor Saturday.
For a number of years aner
the rugged race'w!IS started, ll
was adopted b} both Loa
Angeles Yacht Club, as part of
its ' Whitney Serles, and by
Newport Harbor Yacht Club
as a feature event In the
Ahmanson Serles.
The race was dropped by
both LAYC and NHYC last
year and·VYC eleeted to keep
it going. JI le ,.,.,. part or
VYC's Masoey Se'let. •
The race, for yachts rated
under tlit Pacific Handicap
rule, will"-1tart at Los Angeles
Harbor Saturday. The courae
takes the fleet around both
Catalina and ~ Clemente
bland.s, finla:bfng at Newport.
Jn addition '.to this race for
the !OR group VYC also
sponsors a race from Los
Angeles Harbor to Catalina1s
Ship Rock and thence to
Newport for the Midget Ocean
Racing Fleet and Small Yacbt
Racing Fleet.
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.Cole Wins
Boat .Honor
RicMrd C. Cole, an interna-
tiooal known designer of
small craft, received the 18th 1JU1ual Ole Evinrude Award
for '~ contributkln!
to recrlltk>Dal boating.''
The .,.W 11 .-by the
Evtnnde --tloo, Mil-. Wis., In honor of
the late ~ Bvinrucle, ~
Jn.lho dov.illpn"!I o( !he out·
boud -· 'J'bo. awart car-rles a llfllll ol ft• and takes
the phyalcal (ortn of I Sltubeo
cenlerpiece with a dolphin
!llO(if,
Cole -the detlcn<r ol the cathedral '"'11, pl wiDI ud
air okJt deoifna that ..... lied
I far.mc!llal ellect wtthia
the apart of -botlizW.
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Power Boat Crown
Ofber,r:aces in the series are
Ship Rqck, April 28; Huh·
tington· 'Tidelands, June 16;
Coast Channel, June 2 3 ;
Modified Gold Cup, July !II,
and the Long Point Race, Aug.
IJ.12.
Deed of gift for t b e
Ahmanson·,~. specifies
that the ~ ls to be.raced
for each year by sailing yachts
Jn the waters adjacent-to
Newport Harbor. All races
In addition to the Ahmanson
trophy for the overall series
winner, other trophies .-e
awarded to the winners ot in-
dividual races .
Miaml eye surgeon Bob
Magoon will be out to regain
the natl-Ona! points lead '.In the
American Power Boat
Association's running f<i-na-
tiooal dlamp'ioo.rup at the
second annual BushmiUs-
KBlG Grand Prix, Satunley'at
I • smaller boat In an attempt to
widen his lead for the national
lionors.
Catalina Island Series Set
Redooao Beach. -, ·,
· Maioon. second to· sanaY
Satullo in Copper Kettle, will
be seeking bis third natlohal
championsb.ip in the 36-toot
Aeromarine, ·powered by .twip
Kiekhafer. Aeromarlne
engines which develop1 •OVer
1,000 hor1epower.
Satullo will be pllQtlng a
~ pair of offshore
po1Verboat racers will be join-
ed ·by score of other boats
• ranging in size from 19 feet to
3' ~t with a variety of
eogine$, 1\otll Inboard and out·
board.
The race covers a 2()6.mlle
cout~ up and down the coast
olt Redondo Beach starting at
10 a:'m . Depending on sea con-' . ditimu, • the winner's speed
coqld 'be as high as 70 miles
per hoJr.
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Loog )leach Yacht Club's
nine-race Catalina Is.land Race
series gets under way Satur-
day with the sailing of the
point of all of the races. 1'he
series extends through Sep.
tember. The race agenda :
Easter Tim~ race. There will Nematode Study
be one race from Long Beach .
to Loog Point oo Saturday, and
a race from Long Point to
Long Beach on Sunday.
The series is open to all
yachts ,w i t h International
Offshore Rule, Pacific Han-
dicap and Midget Ocean Rae·
lng Fleet racing certificates.
Catalina Island is the focal
Capitol News Service
RlV"ERSlDE -UC
Riverside has been awarded a
.'91),000 gran t by the
CooperaUV'e State Research
Service to study nematOde
population management in
perennial crops.
Race 1 and 2, Easter Time
Race, Saturday and SUnday.
Race 3, Around Eagle Rock,
June 2.1.
Race 4, Long Beach to
Catalina Harbor, Aug. 18.
Race 5, Catalina Harbor to
Long Beach, Aug. Ji.
Race 6 and 7, Long Point
and Return, Sept. 15-16.
Race 8, Long Beach to
Isthmus, Sept. ill.
Race 9, Isthmus to Long
Beach, Sept. 30.
f)n Way to Title •ll"r •
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CountertK>int, a Cal-33 skippered by Dick Deareriof
Balboa Yacht Club and 1lte host Los Angeles Clulf> '
is well on her way to winning the Whitney Seritl>•
Deaver, sailing under the burgee of LA YC, has won
two of the four races on overall handi~ time and
has placed high.4n the other two to build up ~ 1q-J
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Sisler Pr·edicted"
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By HOWARD L. HANDY "l l<lld'bjm we were supposed to l...it
Of .. DMl'r ..... ..... him the sttltte zone an4 he made a comr
George Sisler spent 15 years in the ma· ment I will t1ever fcqet -one tj>al
jor [eque& and was named m<el make, good ~-' ' I -
valuable player in the American League "He 08jl!d, 'thi! ~ ~ makO his
in 1922. own strike; mie., ~ ·J ~ • • • , RDberto Oemente spent Ii years In the "~---'-• ..:.. ... ., "" ,, .... _ .:;, majcn with the Pittsburgh Pirates and "'~ ""••-"iitlw'"1'"...,...,,., ....
was namtd the Naliooal League's MVP liked George lf,hi ~~ to ·. In 1'111. the yoong man. 'Yea, l lilla a *
BOC!lollave been taken from this earth In ~ lllO basebllli \be same W'.> .
recent mootbo Slaler dying ¥~ at Geo\'I• lbeo ollered •· ~ to
the ~"Of IO ~e Clemente was tilled Mr. ·Rlcl<ey, telllni Jilm the )'OUD{ man
In an Upline cruh. \ - . . \lould be In the major ~ Jaf i.,
One man who knew both weLi 8nd years. . i: '
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'rememben Clemente's fillt ~wtth .•.• ~~lfe •w/rifi. ol. .coune. n.j1C'!'
' jllo Pirates Is Onmge o.miy rosiilmt , niall hoi was nl~o wU Ibo · ~' ~.'~" G~, •.cooiimlfll "'=.ltl~~~~
•· RoeeY:ll!lll uiis 1fory·lilloul1hil .oprtng . tbe(~e ~ ...... · , · • · ti. Florida wbOn be was with tb8 Pirates "George knew bolter than to -Cll'gantzatim. . 'cbal>ilnl • play ... with the pOCenttat ol
• "I was llttlng there one day when Mr. Clemente and be stuck by his beliefs. He •
Rickey told me to go get the eolf cart , . .,u tblit type ol a man and the resulla
md find Georael" be recalls. '"He al!d · are obviq\ls."
llild' !Jll, lo &et lllO bUeballs and. oet up '11le death ol. George Sisler Monday
tbe pildllQC madiloe In a far <orner. · came es a shock io Hosey who II oow ;;;!:" J!lldllng machines we used In • Westero ltegiooal Scoulln(I Dlftetcr for ·c\11'. (1955) bad.that big arm that ·lbe Kansas City Royall ol the Amerlcall
'C8me -and Ibey weren't u reliable League. •
" the ones we use now. You never knew Sisler was tenned 4'tbe pt.est plQV ~ '* IW'IU!OO'O the ball ...U ..,mg to be I've ..... -·nlf Branch Rleby, ·-~ ~".llt!oeY .-n.. . moet·Calledlilr.!Uelatloul .. ~~ ., ~,/ aftir I I~ .up the , ·Jl'I small W.ade(llli:b~ltil lbt " ~ iel'upllhe J118Cb1po-.,i Picked views ol. Gt\Oa:M ~ • ilalJorlf ·~
GW1e, returned t~ Mr. Cl_,te. · " ' ' . 'I
be C'*I UI \4~ ~ • •Mil R0oevt !; ' talte litm d\llill'aiett IO '11le ~r'IJ, fOCIDO!' ~
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!!'f lime be swung the Olten the great deal ol pride ol. 111t ol. !Ito WW , wu oui ol the ' · zone but proteges: .
11"\'0!' oornptalned.. • .''Did you iee the boz -.. the allier t;,''Jlefore _Jq Qeiqe tliniet( to~ and day where St,evt lllirb1 comb"1ed with
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frito~ Top Foe, Surprise :.~~~~tr:
shol put to trou,ace
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..,..,., Sprinter Rand)' ltowkinl and
Pat Welther and Joe Pon-
clho pitched and batted the
San Clemente Trltons baseball
team lo it.a aecond straight
Crestview League v l c t o r y
Tuesday over host Kalella, 3--1,
but Mission Viejo again rell on
score untU the Seventh inning
as pitcher Rob Ferguaan
struck out tlihl, walked one
and gave up one earned run.
Dlll!I HlU1 lllgb'1 blsebaJl '°pbomott hurdl"' Don
team pulJed oil tbe upset of Rackin were double wlnnm
the.....,. Tuesday. for the Vikings, but middle
The young Dolphins, behind distance mm Ken · Marlyn,
1 hi r Preston Campbell and Gary the P tc ng o sophomore Don Blume ai.o turned 1n wiMlng
Fowler, downed defending C!F ellorts. campbell went t:5i.O
AA champion Sonora, S.O, at In the 880 and Martyn 4:27 .7 in
the loser's dlamond. the mile.
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' hard luck In losing, H, to host
Vil\)l Park.
'' Welther wllrked the first
In the seventh, Mark Mol!ltl
doubled down the right neld
lloe. Dave S¢hmidt then singl-
ed sending Moffitt to third
where a pjcl<oll attempt got
away from the third baseman
allowing him to llOOre. A
strikeout, ground out and out·
field !ly ended the tllreat.
The victory t the Dolphins wear.-. ... 1x> 1m MaMo1
alone ln':JI t place. 100-1. Hewti.IM iMI ;, Mlr100ld {Ml l. TWW !Ml. TllM: 10.t.
In 0 Oran-League ~I ......... 1 ... (M) l , $i.cy (W) 1. o~ NOl'1rlr1 (Ml, Tlmt~ nJ.. U j l f ll -WG-1. 1( .. 1~ ~)1.~ IMI games, n vers ty e to l . v11de1 fll'l· rim.: si.1 fiv,e LDnlngs at Katella with Po~l~ finishing . Be,tween
them y gave up only three
base 1 ts.
visiting Valtncla, 7-5, aod °"':'r;1
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Laguna Beach was the victim -
San Clemente opened the
sc<il/gi n tbe first wheo Mike
Stavro was safe on an error
a~ i•rrt N!lm walked.
Wel.Jtir then squeezed Stavro
acrtJ with the [Un. t
, b:i)t.M third, Stavro walked
anci $.Ole second. He scored on
Rich Douglass' single.
of a no-hitter in losing ., 2-1
decision to host Saddleback.
Fowler struck out IS Sonora
batters tn beating Raider!
pitcher Jim Peterson, the CIF
AA ·player of the year last
season.
Peterson fanned seven and
receivW tome shoddy fielding
from his teammates who corn·
mitted six errors (five in the
infield).
Th~· urance marker was
! ad~ the sit.lb as Douglass \
. sing , Ponctno singled and
:j Dan d had a sacrifice fly
to \lit llutfield.
Dana Hills scored two runs
in the second when Greg
Thmnaaon singled and scored
• ,.. oo Mitch McComb's triple. I 3 McComb then came across on
I 11 an error. The Dolphins added I their final tally In the third. Ml;stfn Viejo was unable to
JC, Prep
Baseball
~ i Mean w bile,_ Saddleback } i pitcher Steve Wosman, a
junior, struck. out 14.and walk·
ed just two in throwing a no-
hitter at Laguna . ·
Standings
SOUTH COAST co,:FE~ll!HC:.
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Sin Cllmlnte ic.ttUa
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Rio l· 3 1~ West pitcbers had little luck in
c.;. JC couference baseball action i~ Tueliday. -
~ ,., • .,• Two •OCC throwers were
HJ'!.,. fl! stWUe:d for 11 'blts in a M set· : 111Hs;.r,r-~-•• L •• ba¢'k~ bost Mt. Sab Antonio w•i'm -· •, ' -; In South Clout, circuit Ult ' 'l'"I a"4' ,a pair or G<>Jd<n West , • ~!lf'lers g~ve µp 15 hits to LA
'Hltotit~f..'!" n i ' Hal'!»r in a 94 Southern """"'"' _.,., "'""1""jw .. ~,iiJCal~jU;jlll,;J'llli;.j a (:ooference 1et1,,ck. · t"I"' ~ lf!lrtiot·tl1t: ilie tliin~
m•r, •· ~""'' !! . ..,, .im!Y l)vo ~.S~oaw, Ill=~~;, ~~I lmilf!Q•) in! the . fiftli1 !lnnidg pit I •Rqd t::~:::=-~~"tt '. , Bl'O\yn~s dolible, an-;enor, ti. ,,~~~~~i7~. .... bunt ·single by Scott t Wilson ~ -:1..---~· ~ Will MacaE:tney's sacrtnce
-1011 ·Lca•rly., : th loss ran Gulden West's ' ' _, i l cowerence mark to 3.5 and
I vir\Ua11y eliminated the dcfen·
_ __) 1 ~ dinf champions fr:>m·titl~ con·
,~ sr'Viilw 2 t.entioo.
1 ,..,... ' u ltlnll'lll•I Meanwhile, at Mt. San 11...c:i. l s. Pou!lt•ln V•llev 2 Antonio, the wirufing Mounties • dW\ G>'PTI"' con. MJr .. , l!!di~ scored five times in the fourlh cef~ If ~~'f" ~""ca ci.m.i "' on a walk, 'Mark Olson's
s -: ,u:JJ."~l~~.., single, a ground out and Tom ca~1n L•A&u11 Sampson's 'two-run base hit. , W I,. T GI
Sall ,....,.. 2 0 0 OfNlll CMlf C4l
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The Artists' lone run came
in the seventh on an error, a
walk and 1:1. pair of ground
outs.
h\ the Va'!encia·University
.game, the winning Tige.rs
came back rrom a ~1 deficit
to score three runs each In the
fourth and fifth frames to win
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Gary Willson's double plated
University's first run in the in·
itial innlng. A single by John
Densmore, a pair of walks, an
error and Nick Peregud's one-
baser scored three more in the
second.
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Thol'N1«1. c
MCComb. ta
Aoberh. II
BIMYldeI, r1
L•url•. cl
Fowler, 11
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Gr1v, 15
Hirt, cf ,
Gon1•lts, 3b
B•llin. c Burki, rt
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P1ter_., II
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By ROGER CAIWION
CN .. Ot1lf NH •ttff
Loo Alamitos Hlgh'• quest
!or the 19'13 Irvine IMcUe
swim title wu heavily !lamar-
ed In lhe prellms at' F.dlson
Hlg!t TUelday, despite Whal
WQ a IOl'DeWbat methocllca1
day !or the moot part. The
finals are at F.dlson Tbunday,
beginning al I ..
The k.ey event came In the
100 baebtroke. Loo Al's No. 1
baekltroker never got his
chance to easily qualify !or
the finala when be jumped Into
the }lOOl before the junior
varsity race just prior to the
event was over.
Broa and John Whitmore In
the 100 free.
Tbtre wu little In the way
of Upoell 11 Fouellln Villey't
Jack Baba.ohoff and Corona
del Mu'1 Bruce Krumpholz
br-4 to best tlmel In their
event. and Loo Al's Jim
WlllOlt, Dive Cox and John
JobMOll wed to qualifying
tlmes.
El Dorado
Dominates
SWinif est
His has,te disqualified him
fl!>m oompellng and obwyer1
eOnslder the damage' to !lie
unbe01"11 G1!fllns (In leagile
duil meetl) al least the Ov~ · By HANi WESCH
}lOintl granted !or a IOCOnd
place finish in th fin " OJ .,,. DllW •Jttt· 111"
Costa Mesa'• ~ha~ were Orange Ueg~ 1 w i m
enhanced with the 1-3 prellOll kingpin El Dorado maintained
finish ol dlven Tim Gal!all!et' Its oupremacy and vlrtua)IY
and Mllre Zeldin aioo1' with ' locked up the league UU. at
the eipected q;..niy;ng o1 the loop preltmlnartei Tue .. ·
Richard Whitmore and Qiuek day at Unlvenlty High. .
Brogg In lhe 50 tree and El Dorado · quaUlled II oWimmers In the individual * * * events for the llnala and l)ad
'""" u..-both relays seeded in the top
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,. ,,.._1. aa:= If\/) t :.41'.Ji 2. University, m ean w hi I e, w..,_.. 1'-Al 1:s.t.01 3. Jollntoft 1u.J qualified 'our -~m-·-1·n six l:5f.S1 4, C0111 '(L.4 1:56.31 S. lporia(ll• · 1' ""' ,..,..;,
1cM1 11n .11 •· ow1 "Hoeti 1..v1 events. The Trojans finished
1:.P.• w "''"°" 1ce1M> 11.P.1. s·--• to El Dorado 1'n dual alO llld. M9d.-1. WllllOll (l.A) 2:10.21 ~IU t. Chtcofl (CMI 2:10.t 1 a. Ctl•l lludrl• meets and would have to out·
fE111 2:12.1 •ncl Lor""1 fCdMI 2'12·1; 5· Point the Golden Hawks Fri· ,._~ (CCIM) 2:12.•i 6. CfloloCl""ko
tSAVJ-2:12.t. day to earn the loop title.
• rr-1. Kr\lfTIPhOlt CCOMJ u .•1 2. Ke 1 Phil!! d Larr HkUY CFV) 2).!1 3. llrepg ICM) 23.4; v n ps an y
4. Luttr•U IFV> 21.•1 s. Wllltmor• Campbell paced the Unlvers"y ICMJ 23.71 •· GllrO'f <E•IJ n.1. 1~ DtvfM-1. 0.11..,_ 1cM1 21•.ts1 2. qualifiers. Phillips earned a
1E1n 1u.ts1 3. M. i.klln CCMl final s}lOt In the SO freestyle
J '· llltl... (I.A) 170.201 S.
MY {FVI 1".U' '· Jl:Mtr. (E•ll and 100 butterfly, w h 11 e
J:·nv-1. JohnlOl'I fl.Al u .21 2. ~Ida Campbell made his way into
fflVI .su1 s. Miu.art <LA> R.J1 '· the 200 and 100 fr ee events MeC1rtln (E•ll 91,1; J. L.1,1e11 (I.A) •
"·'' •·Crim• ICCIM ) •·'· Mike Cosgrove qualified * tr-1. 11rr.111ott CP:vJ 50.•1 2. third in •i..... 400 free and Mark HkUY IFV) Sl-'1 :I. Wllltmort !CMJ -
n.11 '· <ll•l l «11n1 IP:Vl "·' 1nc1 Thomas was fifth in the 100
•l"lff ccMJ 52·': '· TrKVILAJ 52·'· breast for University's other -f,,_1. Ctllcon (CMI 4:00.11 2. Eidt IPVl 4:00.41 J. WltlOll (LA) quallllers 4:02.11 4. WM!Mf" (CdM) •:OS.11 5. Cox •
cu1 •:0..21 •· Llll'ld 1cM1 •:•.2. Despite cold weather and
100 blek-1. L0tllll (C4MJ 1:00-'1 2. t k' th l Woodn.llf cFvi 1:oi.21 :i. w9111f« cEsn overcas s 1es, e mee saw
1:01.11 .c. llou fCM) 1:02.11 s. L.11t1r111 generally good ti mes, in-'':l 1 ::t'~.f:-l'.'°'"K~~°i'·1· 1cdMI eluding three league record ef·
1iou1 2. SponMil• !CM) 1:06.2r J. forts. Jeff Taylor of Sonora Fotblt (LA) 1('7.71 4. Crimp (CCIM )
1:•.21 s. a1111r11 I Ed! 1:01A1 •·Muncy was clocked in 1:49.3 in the 200
1u1 1*"· .llfllllr nr1ttr free and 54.6 in the 100, and El
:a tr.-1. Jtle• lllf'll 1:"·'1 1. Dorado's Keith Mori had a
louttly (CllM) 2:00.4; 3. M.lrlno M in th 4()1) fre Cc+'AJ :r:oo.11 ' Hull (Al 2io1 .. 1 s. f :w;.l e e.
~r.T."I {LA) 2:in.I; 6. Frotl {CdMI At Uft111711.p;. Hlllt
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4. Nve tE1!1 15.•1 S. K1n• ICMl 25.1/ '·.!J"'fih , ( mo .!_: . .3'Turnqul1t (VJ
6. M1rcum (Ell) 26.:t. ~:fr.J, JM"'' ~· ~~r. 2:12.0, s1 100 flv-1. ,.,,,,_ {CdMl 1101.7; 2. '!'tff". ( ) 2: . , •lens (8
MeC1rt11y (FV) 1:02.11 :t. Del V1ll1 ''if• '~.lill.J.ltr (lliO 2: I .• 6 . .<trte
(C4Ml l:O:t.11 4. """'111 (FV) l:IH.21 J. • 1 ''ij •··k IEDI 23'
NYI (E"IO 1:07 .. ; 6. C11M1ntlllm (Ed) 2. lnk~d ~0) •t'."f.' Phllllitt ((Jl
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Hufltlr (FV) S7.)1 '· CrNMY '"") 5'.2. ' :oo.i. Awrtv ( (CM) 55.2; '· Ml•w.ll (L.A) . ., •• , J. ~ " ··~, .. '"' I
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9ouOllt'f (CdMI •:lJ.J1 ). Hull {LAI ~·OK'~ • i"'I i'~(E&.)11s1,.01 •:16.01 •. Rici ll'V) 4:11.t ; J. Frott ... llCI (; flu·
(C:clM) •:20.t ; 6. Ortull ICM) •:31.t. ik1 '51· ' lf.,,1 k IB ' 11 IV
100 *k-1. Sl1llman lCdM} l:O:t.01 ~ iff '-l~e~I ''1 4:~,, t. l'llmlr (CdM ) l t05A1 3. 81ln (ltV) l~ut ll«:(H'd), ~ "'"' \" j lits.•1 4. O.Jl:ut.IMI (E1tJ 1:06.21 J. . 11111rovt fUl 4: t. , 4. ''" ( ~ctntonl (LA) 1:07.41 •· ,.lc:ktord 1~' f:,\',2~oor• I D •nt.J, •· N• IE•:ci:i:::.,t-1. Ottv (CdM) l :ll.t 1 2. I l'"i;,k -11 ll''fii""h (Sro>
Ottull• IE•ll 1:12.41 3. Gorri• (CCIM) !Ml ~· 1:ff1•VAE'iv. a'ci1\·1l\n~·
1:1UJ 4.. (tll ) Mcetrttty IFV) 1:1S.O •. ,21,oo ' il' ':~S:f. 6. 11~ 1£.1J
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IElfl 1:16.7. ,.,._lflplt 1.'i~lf.i\.J1\~f1!~' ~t'.J~l!
200 ,,.. -1. v1nGon1on tee11 1:se.,, 1trr·l:0t.•. ~~ovc. <\i :rt2.
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1:o.u1 .._ P"uu ''v' 1:os.s1 s. Mlrklt : itd,I '·2: t 1•0Qk ~.:..2·'uliv.J~; IC4Ml 1:05.•1 •·Wherry JCdMJ 1:07.0. a 14 fr-1. (H•l Ml6Clock (Elf) 24.t Fr .. d~t -l. DonajdSO!I (V) •rid MUlllhlUMI' (ECIJ 24.f l 3. RIC• ' 6, 2,_ C1rt (Q) . :01.t , 3j
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DON SWEDLUNIYS GREATEST ''ONCE·A·YEAR'' EVENT!
4 BIG
DAYS
LEFT
SALE STARTS
THURS., MAR. 22-
THRU SAT .. MAR. lht
NEW
TIRES!
WHIT
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DISCONTINUED
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o~~y 560Xl,5 w~:~:·11 JUST '119! .. • G~ .• ' .,.., ·,,, $ 00
' OHL v.. r 18" 15 Wh itewall , JUST 15 oa.
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BRAND c;••
•4·PLY BODY
•FAMOUS DUAL
TREAD -DESIGN
Charge ft at Iii••
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6.50-13
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· 2. for~ 4S.IO $2.09
.z for .90 $2.24
2.tor· 53.90 s2 . ..a
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f:or .lmP.Prt$ & Sports Cars RADIALS
General Calibrated•·.·
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ONE OF THE
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Sfzt: 1451f\.1:J tuMl11• blackwlll, plu1 $f.4,1 F.d. Ex. Tu: •Mitl.
llDI 'IO PIT OYER $~IMPORT CARI <
GE~ERAL 4-PL Y POL VESTER . . .
''GRABBER''
, . SAYE $$ OJI THUi Dlsc;oNl'l"UiD STYLES-
, TH~I IS A 51%1 TO FIT !~U~ CAI! •• r
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G·78x I 4-G-78x 15 ..... -. ~ fOr '9t
H78xl4i-H78xl5.,, ....... 4 for 'IM
900xl5-L78xl5 ........... 4 for '120 ,
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. ' ~ T~ere'. ·Is· A Factory Aut.~o~~~ed Dealer For Virtually
~rety . Popular Mak~ Car :1.,. Jh!. World!
'k'Clrmal New And Used ; Car
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WASHINGTON (UPI) - A
supermarket chain with 13
stores in the Washington
suburbs said Tuesday it will
shut down for one day to pro-
test the rlslng price of food.
Consumers Supermarkets
said it would take out a fuD.
page newspaper ad-
vertise ment Wednesday to teU
shoppers its doors will be.clos-
ed Saturday -the day it
normally does 25 perctnt of
the )Yee~·s business.
A SPOKESMAN said the ad
would include a peUtlon urging
President Nixon to impose
temporary restraints oh kqi
prices at all levels.
Store employes wlll stand by,
at the supermarket par~g
Jots Saturday to collect the
peUlions which will be taller\
to the White House 1'1ooday.
'"The day-long protest is
aimed at stimulating the
\Vhlte House to tske action
against the outrageous spiral
or food prices .
There are over 300 highly skllled
automotive technicians ready to
give ,vour car factory rec:omm1nd·
eel 'service on Costo Mesa's Har·
bot Boulevard of Cars.
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A $13.2 millioq, contract , to
build aeven en1i1ted and ol·
fleer bachelor quarters on
military bases on the East
Goast and in the West, were
awarded to a Newport.Beach
civil engineering firm, govern-
ment officials h a v e an·
nounC"ed.
CommunltyScie nc e
Tech no 1 o g y Development
Corporation, located at 3900
Campus Drive, was low bidder
for the projects among all
other applicanUi
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WASlilNOTON CAP) -Lui
November, 1z.ye&Mld Joho
Malachowsky of West
Babylon, N. Y. co"'l'lalntd to
lhe federal Price COmmlMlon
that a four~t Increase ·tor a
botUe of model airplane paint
violated President NI x on 1 1
Ph~ 2 con\rOll oo prtceo. ,
"This Is only four cents but
being only 1~41 years old, lhl1
Is a b!i -In on my
a 11 o wance," Malacbowsky
wrote .
' THE INCREASE, from 16
cents to 19 cent.t for a quarter-
ounce botUe Of, enamel pain t,
figured out 1o a jump ol ..,...
than 28 pe....Ot In lhe price of
the paint. ~tonday, that four cents
mushroomed to nearly a third
of a million dollars.•
Testor corp. ol JIOO!tlonl,
Ill .. the manllf1cturer cil the
model Jiiin!, agtoed to·, Iota!·
price reducUon equal . \o
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olmv Y-OBlt (APl :.._ Tiie ~ llWbl rallied ltronab' 'l'Uuday, ud analYIQ Ylew..t It ., a ruo-
11oa .fo ltrODf docllDes lat weet \!lat went below ~the~ plotu;re would warnnt. Tiie Dow·
··-lnde>: ......... 17,01 points. . . i'Tbe martet It Jn llit Dlldclle ot a revel'lll that
ha.'I ~ relatlOMlllp to lut week'• decline,~
.aaid.LU?Y·WICbtel ot 1leChe le Co. '
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'E,,......t' •t VCI .-----.--.... " Co llege taging
(o~ · · T ragedy
"The 111JU,.J • BI u e A.rmy, il plJY<d 'by Joel
Leaves," Jobi\ G~'• oomlc S""'11011-
• IOU 0 'T:SO -"Bua Stop." Marilyn Monroe and
: Don Marny stM In Ille 1955 movie from WUllsm
• lllgt's play about a rodeo cowboy who lassos a • • clalq lilll girl, '
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N arr~tiori Enh~nces
Beethoven Conc'ert . 1r11ed11 will rettlve l l • J@ltle's meat a 11 Y Jlll·
Q""8t ~' pttmltr< nect balanced ~'!!•, JlanlllA Is
Wedneoday when the Orange Portrayed by Joan i.lorrls,
Coast O>Uege drama cleper~ whllt Bianchi Mlckebol(,. a
meot preStlltl' the play (or a well-known local CC>lf~ty
tOUNtay nm. thcl.teracrtresr,plays.JW1J1Tre1s
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NBC II 8:30 -Madlpn. A teenager bolds up a
party attended by a ftalthy man and hoodlums with
whom he ls trying to Caln !nflueoce. Richard Wid· mark. '
ABC a 8:30 -MR\tby Geotry." An early (1952)
look at Charlton Hd.on In th1s drama about a girl
from the wrong aide ot tire tracks (Jennifer Jones),
'Mtb Karl Malden. '
CBS II 9:00 -Mitzi , •. The First Time. Mitzi Gaynor stars In tbla lpecial , singing and dancing
with Mike Connors, Ken Berry and Dan Dailey.
KCET tit 10:00 -The Tami Show. The Tetmage
M~c lntema1i9oal Show, fllmro in 1964 for &bow-
ing in movie tbeaten, becomes a historical docu·
ment ol the rebltth of rock and roll.
KTI'V m 12:3Q -''The Bullfighter and the
Lady." Robert Stack, Katy Jurado and Gilbert Rol-
and are teamed in this 1950 drama.
By TOM BAllL2Y
Gt .. .,.... .......
This music critlC ta well
aware that many I e.11 o.w
scribes in this no-man•.._iand
or )oornalum lend to look
aakance at I.hose lncllned to
offer the spoken word u a
supplement to the musical of·
fering. ..
They go along wltb "Peter
and the Wolf" btcaUM, they
condescendlngly smile, the
Prokolleff -k u, afler all,
kid's stuff. Bul anything
beyond !hat is sure to produce
a tightening of the Upe and the
acid esplanalloo tbal good
music at the adult level
speaks for ltaelf and Ja: hi DO
need of amplillcaUon, oral or
otherwlse.
Enter Laurence Harvey and
Marlette Hartley onto the
Crawford Hall stage to
demonstrate to an abiolutely
enchanted UC lrvine audience
Saturday night that a little
masterly narration goes down
rather well with lbe CIH/ully
aelec!ed _. ~ -tn
this t n • t 1 n e e Betthovtn11
magnlflcent "Eonv.nt " . ·-~· .
THE BRITISll actor and his
channi.ng companion were
trem~ly effecUve in
t~ tbe r!Je and !all of the
Duicn hero, Count Egmont,
and lhe puretl puri!t In our
critical ranb would have to
concede that lhelr fiery elo-
quence brought home ln the
best possible way the message
contained in that superb
Beethoven score.
Maestro La•1 euce Fos<er
blended lhe talents of Harvey
and Miss Hartley with the
clear soprano or that floe
Brl(lsh artiat, Sheila
Armstrong, and the solid IUJ>'
port of the Loa Angeles
Philarmonic Orchestra for an
"Egmont" that goes down In
this criUc's reCord book as one
or the finest offerings of the
Orange County Philhannonic
Society. ' Fast.er, a veritable work
bone oo the podlom ,au nlgbt, ,· DfltRTAlllM£NT
::: ~~:i., U::t..:! ' , John ll'er'zactai occ drama girl friecd, Bunny. .
lnstructor, ls directing the "'The House of Blue Leav~s·•
show, Which centers around a wfU be pre~ted ~t 8.3U
New Yor~ 1~ Technical Wednesday throum1 ~•lff•'Cl•Y
director is Peter &arpeUo. i$ t~ <?CC n u d 1 t a r<i ~ m .
and maintained that liaison • .
throughout, just ~ he had so/ ; • 1 • ' ;
magnillcently done In the flnt ·Vlolll1 ;a1k1111<1e the .. no of
half of a 1p1endld program. Nalbinltl ~ and James
The Bnt~, wbq-~ a ¥' e1 'Fields' eJoqucm piano !or a
Foster as principal guest con-lrilliaot readlng of a work du~r ~f the Ro y a. I that appears all too rarely in Philarmon1c, dearly love ~ ;oar concert halli!.
Tony D1 Novi portrays Artie ; 4dm1ss1on ls tree. ••
Shaughnessy, • <ookeeoer and N A T I 0 N '.A' .
woutd-be songwriter. "" soo GENERAL • ,
Ronnie, AWOL from lhe THEATRES , ,
man. And little Wonder: b11 .
work in tbe Orange County Fields, ~gpec1ally. ~a~ht
ooncerts assigned to him has the eye wtlh a contribution
been phenomenal and this that elevated the piano seg·
"Egmont" concert was no ex-ment of the ~or~ to equal eeptlon. status wttb the Vlolm and cello:
the keyboard, in other hand.I,
Opera -~ole
For Bing
HE WAS mE -central figure often tends to be overshadow-
in a collaboration that gave ed by its stringed companions NEW YORK (UPI) -Sir
us , before the interval, an ex-although this most certainly Rudolf Bing, retired general
c e pt Ion al offering or was not Beethoven's Intention. manager of the Metropolitan
B ho • '· I c h Opera, has signed a cor:itract eet ven s \.Nncerto n t at It was a f I aw I es s with the New York City Opera
merited and got a standing performance by all three for a non~lnging role in a
ovation from a capacity au· artists with the peak, fron1 new production opening to-
dience. ~ ttrls critic's point of view. night.
A s s ociate concertmaster coming in the beautifully Sir. Rudolf will mime the
GleM Dicterow ranged his stated largo that divides t.he role or Sir Edgar in Hans
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. ~ee movements. Vi o 11 n , Werner Henze's "The Young -_.-...._...., • ..., .• ~---.i-...,-·••l!""'"""""''""..,•t •l•l•<l'mlf:""'_.,..,..,. • .,1~ PlB.00 _and cello were as one Lord." The opera 'rill have its ;..I.~-,J:c:l!iii -here m a memorable state-East Coast premiere under the
0 W • -· ment of one of Beeth9ven's rdlrection of Sarah Caldwell of I The ' ' s~ar Inners ~est scores • the Bosfj>n ()per.a Company.
~ Jbuth Coast Repertory
Ac;ul1•1ny
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SAT. & SUN. 12:45 Wednesday
Evening
MARCH '1:1
IJ MITZI GAYNOR SPECIAL * w~h Mike Connon , Ken Berry. Dan Dailey II {j) I 16CW I Mitzi ••• TM
HOLLYWOOD (UPl)-Wi&
ne.rs of the 45th annual awards
of the Academy of Motion Pic-
lure Arts and Sciences:
rim Ti• ';e11 &any '"' Dt11 Dlllty Best achievement in sound-
l :oa I) D tJ CD m m m "... .loin Miki CCMlftOfS IS iuasts for this Robert Knudson and David
())(QI lhwt music ind comedy 1P11ci•I st1rrhl1 Hlldyard, ''Cabaret." 8 loft11111 '11M Cht1Un1 Glmt" ... til · d -· (IJ Cft s..rt '"1 virsa f smi•r· 11\Ur· ...... •-. Special achievement award
CJ ni. Avtnltfl :~-:;~ for visual efffcis -L.B. Ab-m ne Fl6ltMn llNIM bott and A.O. Flower, HT be
fltlttr T,.. fD l'lwfr ti lW1r1 Pllltinc (A) Poseidon Adventure.''
Best foreign language film-"Cabarel," adapted by Ralph
''The Discreet Charm of The Burns.
Bourgeoisie," France.
Best achievement in film ed-
iting -David Bretherton,
"Cabaret."
Best supporting actor -Joei
Grey, "Cabaret."
Best achievement in cinema-
tography -Geoffrey Unswoy·
auf, "Cabaret."
Best song -"The Morning
After," from '"'The Poseidon
Adventure."
Special award -Edward G.
ROOl!lsm.
Special award -Ro6alind
AN EVENING OF RARE PLEASURE !
''THE TEMPEST''
by William Shakespe•r•
lYtth'I' """ SV!ld•V· l :tl p.m. -lilt New,orl 91Yd.. COJll MfW
Rtstl"O'llilfl/lnlorm.llllon ..... l>P
SUNDAYS: A .. ~y l"OR (HILOltl!N MAGIC THEA Tit Ii AT 2:08 P.M.
llOBU~T $TEVE
i!fOFOllD MtOVEEN . .
"JEREM IAH "Gal WAY"
JOHNSON" ,,.,.
• Ml Dulce EAlllln•• t:JO a ,.... Best achievement in short , . m-"'""'" m1o l'jlfUSMC ..,, &)DYM ... ltt GJ .. :w llllltMi subjects, live action -"Nor-
Best achievement in docu-
mentar:y short subjectll-'"lltls
Tiny World," produced by
Charles and Martina Huguenot
\(an der Linden.
Russell.
Best achievement in direct-
ing -Bob Fosse, "Cabaret."
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.t:30 (I) Htp11'1 Mmn U!) D Clft Oe ~ 1tn11 man Rockwell'! World . . .
' 0 Mtwlt: (90) "M11 .. 1 Strlt(' t='S fm DtlUT l••tn ... MtMlin An American Dream," produc-
(drl) '60-£tnest Bor1nlnt, Glenn "Blys ind llioons" The first ol six eel by Richard Barclay.
Corbett. ~iwln M1thtw1. se1m1nt1 from • S1ll11 ol lllmt: by Best achievement in short
(I) cas ..... Waller Cronkite 11at11r1 phol:Olf'IPtltf Jim 8onls. subject.8, animated -HA
9 Mm ll'Nl'll lflfw lO:OD C'hristmaa Carol'' produced by
111..., lllltt> fJ Hlch drama in Ardic! Richard lvllllams. ' ' SI"*"°°"., ..... "Tiit Ciw * "APPOINTMENT WITH Best supporting actress -:g =~t~ -DESTINY-Peary's Race Eileen Heclcart. "Bl\1lerilies
Im) IMll for The North Pole." Are Free ,.
fttftt Fnll-IJ@ ll8C14LI A'' t I • t ~ ~!i~~·!iii!!!ii!i~il 1oiU ... Witll DatillJ "PlllJ'I RICI I l!J Uttlt laclk fOI' tM North Pole·• Lome Gnen1
1:00 II W D ti""" 111mtes ttib draNtlc c11ran1c1t ot 8 INlllt tw....,. w 111111'1 lifelofl& oOstuio• to
I TniD • ~.... pi1Ct hb Ptfl!DNll ri.um.n: "" tM '"''I" Wont ' Po•. . , _, Ml Uoo! O BEAUTIFUL HEIRESS l ~!".i-, -, * S.EJS .WILi> PACE FOR O'BRIAN SEARCH" NOW llll•il••• lllftt • ' Gil Wllttb, 111111J1• C. 0 ®J m SWCH . "Suffer My
0 FOUNTAIN VAl~fY
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DOORS Ol"I N 1: ..
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"HI Al:T•••AK KIO"
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GI1) Aflclt11ado1 lie II Co111Ml6M Rlckm1n, I ll lndurtria1 tycoon who Door• OPM'I Wkdy 1: 15, 5-t-Sun
6) Uirl' Club hires Probe 111nt John Lockwood ••r1H'•s::re11anc1 '2J Splld bell to locate his dlU(hter. "U" THI I ANOIO•" t •)
0 Ill rTl ft't 0 w I fl lilanUI f'I L5SS THI ·IUITI 7:311 II Tiii Clidd!W1• l!!.I w a CMll oJt•H"
0 Witt TIH Yom Trtkr lib Re.. Ow•n M1rsh1ll defends 1 colt111 L~~'.::~~~~~~:! : g hrryWtlt Slltw ', profmor ICCllSld of the murdlr ot
00 Ti Tiil lt!e Tnrttl 1 dudHt with whom she w11 hw-~....,. 1 ,,_ ......
Cl) YOll hkli for It in1 an 1f11ir. Julie Somrnari t utsll. .,..,
fJ MIH!otl $ """: ..,. fJ llrla llrkllf P'mllltl , . r
m-" (dra} ·55 -Oo11 M , M1rilp m ~tty Crtlli• CMfft · • •--
Monroe, Arthur O'Conl'ltll • €E o r.c... 41 Sefil
0 TM I Dr. llldlll m I ijlCQ!L I ne l 1•I ... TM m Tlllt Cit T1ena11 M11Sic lnternili11111I Show, m DrqMt filmed in 1964 for showin1 in~ fEl Diht' It At tM .,..,.flt theatres, becomes an historical doc-m IUty Inti. CrWldt (!) Tiiis ts Yw Liie Uine_nl of tht r1birth ol rocll 11d
Ef} Adidl lU f .. lly , roll Ill !hi 60'S.
7:55 a llU11 •• ,..u, I WetMM lO.lS e ....
, L1Ut1 n . Goldin St1t1 Warriors. lO:JO I!) Kim ~· ComiO, serltt
1.1!0.CJ)iltitWI Dr. SN ... TM !::;1 p1rtt
U. Tht lorn, I Seuuilll symbol W ... G) ---of tc6Joa speaks for 111 wildlife 11:00 B D ~ ~ w MIWI
In ,his plei lor the preserv•tlon ol i ij£ 8::01111
"t.o~ly~ ' madonna
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"JUNIOR BONNER"
IOrnf tll"etentd Truftul1 trns •nd (I) M~''"
plltch11 of Grlcllle Gran. ,.
D 0 m Adllll·ll {R) Olllcen ~ '!'•: um111 Junll• (mys) I~~'!"'!!!"!!'!"'!~'!"'!!!'!!~~ Mal~ •rrd Reed much ~ their 54---0ary Merrtll , Jin Steritn1. I: ' . m Truth or CtriltqUllCtl ch11rln, trl 1ul1n•.d n1w type vt· Ei) Clhlll Ttd Anlrtront
hlclts In 1n wenn11nt IO catch 2'i" lillm 111 Dw
Clf 1CU110fJ !hints. • ~ 1 '"' o Ill rn a>"" ,,... -u.ts m "-• 34
(R) Paul Simms is llorrifled wllen lJ:JO 8 .!IJ CIS Ll_tl Mn'9: (C) "'c.
hls toll·ill·lew l:lowfl 11111111 to ec-MHI (1dv)-Wdll1rn Conr1d Jt1rs.
ctPt the $4,000 hi WOii Ofl • 4ulz a ®l m )olt~ny c. .. 0 Mi ii ill I SllitUse
-· 0 NEW FROM UNIVERSAL ta Tl'ltll "c..1,111cae at""' Mn11 * Husband, Wife, Lover m ...,.._ Corajl Entangled in Bizarre
fm Metta 7J Murder Triangle
m-•-u moo ai .,. wo111 " f!l_~llflt llnt"IP PltfflM llrtalll .. lt "Night life .. hal ---.:•-srot lflC!I( I Dllilftill Cllrit hM tiVn onr Ill 111Ur1 rfS&w1n
An 1nlm.!1d 1d1pt1tion of Ostlr _,,.tor 1n 1nnlversary P¥tJ 1t wllllch
Wiide'• short ekuJc, whidl 11111 in lie •rtd his •ii• ire ttlt OlllJ runts..
1Ht(orit1I wt. ol 1n 11\'t!·Siztd Tiie r1st111rant owrier susptets the
rldUSI Wl\Olf ky llNrt ii mlllld unusual ctlebr1tion is mon sllllslw
by th• wtnnlll of MN chlld11n. tlt1n It IPPt•rs. Ch11tn Ald11111
D ®} m Ilic W.M1td., Alylt11J elld Annt Frtneis stir.
-Mldlp n "l111 (!lldtow!I Bflll" (R) OJ Tt TtH lit Tnrtlt
A plflJ 1tt1n0tcl: '1 1 wt1Hll)' m111 Cl) Trt1 Advl11tun
Ind hoodlUrl\1 wttfl whom ltt it 12:00 m Alfttl Mltdlclct ,,_lb
tryln1 to 11ln ill'Mncl Is held up ID Wndlftllt
.,, • tfffl•ftl'., • 12:so a ""'
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-: i10) ---(i) ...,.. (#~) '50 -·-Stoel. (ch'•) '52-.ltnnlftt Jollts. Ch1rtto11 m"" Cally
Htston, 11:111 M~. A tilt trorn l:OO C')00(])Nm
Ille wron1 Md• of tN frleb. Cl lf l:JO 6 Mowle: "Misti Hell" (d,.) '5'-
nlde br thl 1111~ silt lcwtt. iMmes John Otrek, (l1lne Etew111,
l.wtllllly bllliMUIUPI Mel .lltl Giil 2:GO m Al-#Jrld Shew: .,..._ Cnl-
19 .. ltoJ Ill wlto IMbbtli h«, tM 141 ..,.,, IU.14, • (C) Ifft.
• Me" Crtrrifl ... C.rt M1rlll" IHIJ ~
Thursday 1•m ., .. .....,_.('Rs) ·u-
Glen~ Ford, Randolph Scott, [vtirl
~tJS. Cltir• ltwor,
l!•IJ .... s. ... (COlll) '" -,.,,
r, Mn Sherldl11.
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• C..I, (Wis) '!! -1""
1. J.lffltt Ste.art.
NOW
THltU TU IS DAY
' . CHARLITOH HDTON
"S KY JACKED" ....
I A9UIL WI LCH
"KANSAS CITY
BQt,IBER"
Best achievement in docu-
mentary features -"Mar-
jne," p<od...d by Howard
Smith and Sarah Kernochan.
Best achievement in costume
design -Antborly Powell,
"Travels witb. My Aunt. u
Best achievement In art di·
rection -"Cabaret," "Rolf
Zehetbauer and J urgl!n Ki ..
' Best screenplay based on
material from another medi-
um -Marlo Puzo aod Francis
Ford Coppola, "The Godfa-
ther."
Best sl«y and acreenplay
(based on factual or original
material)1 -Jeremy Larner,
"1be Candidate."
bach. Set deooration by Her-Best actor _ l\iarlon Bran-
bert Strahl. do, ,, __ Godfather" ~.~. D.~ -'m••J ~""""" -U~ =~ =• ~ --"""'"'"" -• Best actr<ss -Liza MiMel-
-"Limelight,"~~ Chap-. Ji, ''.Clban:t."
!in, Ra)'l'D<¥ld ~~·and Larry • Beot picture -"The Godfa-
RusseU. ~. . . ther," Albert s: Ruddy, pro-
Best" scoring idiij>tation -ducer. . · ~
NOW -i FIRST TIME> TOGETHER
,ll . ~· ' " Cybill Shep.\erd~
Edd ie Altieri .
Jeannie Berllr\; 1~11-IE LIFE ANO TIMES OF
111 " •• -··~· . ,_ .. """"'
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(ALL U.0111 Ii llNlqtl tlltZIHS fJ:JI TD l:IOI
O 'Watct1 "'ttu 1111111" (dri) ·43 _,.,I lu~as, Sette Davb.
..... Vlft•" r.cincL (tdv) '3' -
W'JIK'I S.~iy, Leo C.rrlllo, Fey
tft ----·"Ult, .... ti Ult 4:00 "ttttM•11'• Acrttem'" <•r•) ~M, •• ,_.,...,,. Pd, Jollli Glffiltd.
, Try Saturday's Nelvs Quiz
We Dare You
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HURRY!
ENOS SOON
"Fiddler On The Roof" ,.,
"llac~ M,.....,a. White . ,
Momtn0" .
"Bloody Mdn.ma" I RI ·
"Deliwerance"
1IMI CRI
"McCabe & Mrs. Miier"
''The Getaway" IPGI ...
"Lady Slogs The Bl•es" I RI
''Poseidon AdYenture"
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'"Fuiz" '
S.CCNld ,_,.,. • I a I
· ,BAR BRA STREISAND
"U~ THE SANDBOX"
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' I'~ Not.es , I
Mally New · ~hows Opening
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' COMPANY -Julie Garvin knowS she has visitors (from left, Richard Jlise.
, Chuck Schleker and Isbi Salazar~ but can't see titem in this scene from
" Cd! Until Dark," opening Thlll'9day at the San Clemente Community Thea·
"Bladr -.. _ rua11 tonlCbl -.ii Sa~ oaly
'IOllb an l :IO curtain al the WbaleYOr ,..... pni....,.. Udo !Alo aubbowoe, 'IOI Via
In the n!llm of Uvll!g tboller, Um Sood, NewporL Beach.
)'Oll're •114 to llnd l~eloo« tho -l!Ul'IO,
<>nnge Coat tbls weelt as new prqdu<IJons pop up from AFl'ER A WEEK'S post·
Colla Mesa to San CJemente. pcoement, the s u ape n 1 e
thriller "Walt Until Dark" is GettJnc a beod stort .., the IOI for a Thunday openlna at
field last nliht WU tbe spring the San Oernente Community productloo cl the Udo Isle Playors, Poler Sblll!er's Thealer. Joanne Cordeo is
"Blaclt Oomecty," w111cb r1ms dlMctlng the Fred!!ridc Jtnott ..................... 1. On Thurs-c1mna ,.11h Julle (Baas) ~--.--Garvin ~ the central day, lhe San aemonto Olm-role c1 a bllnd WUD1D 1er-
mun117 -bowl In wtlh -by lhree dru(.Jwnllng ·~~cltbo .... thugs. ~" dnmll. ''Walt UnUl lab1 Salazar, Richard
Mi>enel' and Chuck Sclllcker South C o a ' t Repertory COl)trlbula lhe vilWny in lhe
launches an extended engaae-San C 1 em en t e ~uction, ment of Sbakespeare'I H1be ..........
Tern-'" Friday 00 a six· while MeWile Mell pla)'I the ,...... I mlsch1emB moppel who b& nli!bl-a-weel< I ch e du e . .111 lm....._•I all Clilldron's shon join the !Un °"""' ..--y,
' • "-'rn 7 Deadline Friday as well, wllh the Costa • ~~~~'!"~ lhe-~
• Mesa Qvlc Playhouse _. -~ ~• -ling "Tho Shoemaker and lhe Gbarsl as a pair of ~ • \., ~Summer Actors Sough.t
'. '. ' Robert E. Moe, general of northern Idaho for slngets, clans and staff members, who
manager of the C&m>usel dancers, actors, musicians In lhe pas! years bave come
;'Players, bas announced lhat and ~. • from all parts ol lbe United
! April 7 Is lbe deadline for 1111>-"IDolrumontalllll, who ·ma1 Stales, receive nlOID and
m!Ulng a-''-tlons for tile per!Ql'lll ""flit&" asil'ell,-an -fer lhelr aen1<es. The J_ ......... especially ~ lo •PP-......... llal! ;.._.._ ··-
1¥13 Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, ly," aald"""' "jlocame lbll ~ ~ .. ~. -
I IWIUDer musical season. year we agam plin lo .Ille Ill ...U llljieod&
~ ''Anyone wl5hing to apply orq.estra." ,
should send a resume to me al Four m n sic a ls Blind Aid
268M'Calle Marla, C&plstrano "Promises, Promises," "My
Beecil 9'l624 before April 7 so Fair Lady," "Bow to Succeed
lhal by roturn mall I can In Business Without Really
. '· sc'Sitlile an aud1tion for the Trying'' and "Flnian's Raln-l!. pros p e c 11 v e com-..,,...-are~9obo-~ ;;! " Jlne Al<!-__ duled !Gr Ju1f ~ . ·-r are poolttoils open In 2. " ; . 1mmcal repertory tbealel-The 24 .perfonners, f4clml. ...
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Edward Albert, who starred
as Ille bHad )'Ollth In "But·
teifli'" Are Free," bas llped
lwo radio messages loi"'ibe
Braille Jnstilute.
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Elves" and lhe Q\lldren's complele/1bo. cul .
Theater Guild of Newport "Wall Unlll Dark" wtll play
Harbor staging ari orli!Dal lhree weekends, 'l'bursdll)'s
musical, "Due to a Ladt of lhroUllh Salurdays, al 8:30 .ln
Interest, Tomom>w Hu Been lhe cabrlllo Playhouse, 20Z
Canceled." Avenlda Cab r 111 o, San
CK Co ed 11 Clemente. Reservations LIDO'S "BLA m y 49M465 r
-wtse!y dlwrc:ecl ffOOl Ifs ' '
compon1on play, "~ ADDITIONAL performances
Liars," for !ID production -of Soulh cout Repertory's
II a BrWm farce lltnlctured ''The Tempel!" bave been
.......i llllJllng, or the !act of acbeduled I""" before Its Frt-
181De. ROD Alliertaen 11 dlreo-day openhig, doe to-1111-
tlng the war goiDpon In vance ...... Dd fer Uctels. The lull arena staging. Sbakespean!ID prodJJdlon wtll
John lDugbrnan and Rita be ataged Tueadays lhnlup
Liedap play lhe leedlng roles Sundays for five weeks.
in the Udo production, with David Emmes, SCR'1 ei:-
Pal Gilchrlll and Sam ecuiive director, II staging lhe
Vmfeda In plum character ahow, Which llarl Hal Landon
rolee. Olhen In the cast Jr. as Prolj>ero. Others In lhe
are I.a))Q)a~~• John ilepedory_cael are RepiaJd
Ptilllipo, Paul Soop a D d Root, Bob Wl'lght, Sarajane
George Hmis. Robinson, H. J. Parb, Jim
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!.lym.
Special directorial
assistance comes f r o m
Shakespearean actor Michael
Keenah of San Diego's Old
Globe Theater, whlle Robin
Frederick , also of the Old
Globe, has compoi;ed original
songs and music.
Performances wlll he slaged al
SCR's Thlrd Step Theater,
1817 Newport Blvd., C<llla
Meoa, wilh an I o'clock cur·
lain. Relemllloos &IS-1363.
THE SPO'IUGBT falls on
lhe younger aet lhlJ weekend
at the Costa Mesa C I v I c
Playhouse 1'bere t h re e
performances of ' ' Th e
Shoemake!' and lhe Elves"
will he preaented. Director
PaU Tsrnbelllnl bas written
the original script, with music
and lyrics being 1upplled by
Anita GnJ8smaD.
Torri Vitro and llllcbelle
Ehlers will p l a y the
shoemaker and bis wtfe, while
lhe elves wlll be Sue Ela
Bauah, Shawn Hemphill, Mark
Frick, Maria Anderson and
Carol Baumgartner. Other
major roles are taken by Tina
Jolwon, Martt Delaney, Adam
SlnYkln and aay Epperson.
Qirlafn U.,.. are 8 p.m.
Friday !O:W a.m. Saturday
and t:lo p.m. Sunday al the
COmmunlly Recreatloo center
Oil the Orange C 0 U D t y
Fa I rgrounds. ReservaUons
during lbe day at BSl-6300.
CONTINUING its f i v e -
weekend run al the Hunttnaton
Beacb Playhouse II Paddy
Q\eyefsky's "Middle ol lhe
Night," a romantic drama
which closes the generaUon
gap. Terrence Doyle and Tero
Dtlllng!wn play lhe leading
roles under the direction of
r
Ran<IJ Keene.
othen In the Huntlnglon
Beach cast Include Grace
Shaw, Pat Mulllm, Ann
Parvaesb, JWll Gibbon, Lal'
ry Woodard , David Andel'lon,
Wanda Millay and Melinda
Glbhon.
Performances begin at 8:30
Friday and Saturday al tlle
playhouse, 2110 Main St., Hun-
tinCtoo Beach. ReeervaUons
536-4446.
TWO FINAL l)erfonnances
of "Arsenic and Old Lace" are
scheduled this weekend at
Golden Wesl Colleg<'s Actor'a
Playbox. Stewart Rogers is
directing the classic comedy.
CUrtain is 8: 30 for the
J oseph Kesselring rev iv a I
about a pair ol old ladlfs with
a penchant for poiJoning thelr
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MAD DOCTOR -Of'
ange County actor Alan
gentleman visitors. Tickets Hart plays the title role
are available at the GWC . in "Doctnr Cook's "--bookstore or at the door. U'\11.l"
C1l1IER SHOWS on the
hoards locally this weekend In·
elude:
den" at the Long Beach
Community Playhouse. ~
"ll"e ~ a Lack of Intenet,
Tomorrow Has Been Can-
celed '' -an original muslcaJ
by lion Tbrooson (creator of
"Mother Earth") .for the
Oilldren's Theater G u i Id .
Opening performances
Saturday and Sunday at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. in the Costa
Meta High School lyceum
theater. Reservations 540-7450.
Rites Held
For'Cowboy'
1"'Ibe Boston Story" -Slnta
Ana Cornrnunlly Players, 530
N. Ross SI., Santa Ana. Clos-
ing perfonnances Friday and
Saturday at 8:30. Reservatiom
541-2188.
HOLLYWOOD (AP) -
F\lnenl services were held
Tuesday for old-llme cowboy
movie star Ken Maynard, who
died Friday at lhe age of Tl,
"Doctor Cook's Garden" -
Long Beach Community
Playhouse, 5021 E. Anaheim
St., Long Beach. Opening
performances Friday a n d
Sa!Urilay at 1:30. ReservaUons
(213)-.
President Nii:on sent a
telegram to Maynanl's family,
and Calllcrnla Gov. Ronald
Reagan seqt Oower1.
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services. Burial was tn Fores&
Lawn Memorial Pin: nest lo
the l!r•? o1 bis oecond wtle.
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... . Best Director
test Cln•matogr~°"'Y
· Best Score Aclop! ,,
; Best Art Dlrectlo1r
' , Best Fiim . Editing
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PAUL NIWMAN AND aoem llDIOl.D
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Decision
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Door Dr. ~·.-Jnway t1m fortunate -I'm my ·
.... -'N9boc!1 hU to tell me when, to rotlie. I'm only
47, Wt when I get to be C O<
es no company rules 1'ln iiinle '
the to quit If I don't want lo.
But I .WI have a probtem. ·
W)>en? 'lllat'I the cj1leltlon. I
have enooigh moiley to llve on
10< the reil of my li!e. Jl:lX!Uih ~ illy' 1ri~ ~nd ""'"
· can I qui) now wltboui lak-
liig the chance of wltberin1L""
the vine llJld dying early? Or
abaD l wait? '
DOCTOR 'IN
THE HOUSE
.Penonalfy, I am fOd ·up with ·
,going to work every day. I
would like to take It easy. But
my friends tell me I am much
too young to retire. What do
you advise? -Mr. D.
COMMENT : I can't possibly .
adviae you without knowing
you. The decision should be In
the hands of yoorself, your
wife, your lawyer and your
personal physician.
I recall a paUent younger
than yourself (4S) who asked
me whether he was too young
to quit. I readily gave him the
green light. He c r u i s e d
through life as happy an in-
dividual as I ever saw. 1be last
l heard of him when he was ·
70, he was sUll active "doing
nothlng." Now, there Is an
anacbronlsro ~ .here , t h a t
c:taerves explana\iolt.
He . was . doln~ things he
wanted lo do but dldn't have to
d6. Mw ll~<w e,Arll~ he had pr~ If a8ai·n•t
boredom. (le wllal•cau5es
so many;. to withir \~ have
not ~psred lhem,.tves !Or
reltrenieDt. I had told htJli to
retlie because l knew be was
. psycbologk:ally and financially
; prepared for it.
He enjoyed reading, music.
palnting, golf, tennis -and
also sports where he was a
spectator. He waa an expert
on silver products , and was
called upon to lecture all over
the COWltry Oil this hobby.
Such a man can retire happily
'any time be~
• AS FOR YOURSELF, Mr.
D., where do you fit in? What
Can you turn. tO? If you havr to
Jrope for an answer -Instead
·at spilling over with many
tnthualastlc suggestions · -
pten you'd betler think lt over
Carefully before retiring at 47.
• I've advised patients wfth no
interests but their Work to
eontinue at the job Into• thelr
late SOs or 70s, and they lived
!ta.PPY• fulfilled lives. Think it
ov!r carefUlly before taking
the plunge, Mr. D.
For Mrs. U.: Most dentists
are careful not to overexPoSe
their patients to X rays.
· Although there are no set
rules, I believe that the
American Dental AssociaUon
does not think it is desirable
· fer every patient to have
routine complete (full-mouthl
X·ray examinations at annual
or semiannual dental ex·
aminatlorui. This, in spite of
the fact that patient expomire
has been greatly lessened by
the use of newer X-ray ap-
paratus, more sensiUve films,
and the use of special .metal
filters. '
For Mr. L. It Is a good rule
to refrigerate all kind of
cheese. It should be' well
wrapped. It's evident
that hard cheeses like Swiss
can be safety stored for longer
periods than cream cheese or
cottage cheese. In fact, cot·
tage cheese should be used
within three to five days.
For Mrs. p.: By "acld"
milk I bellji:ve you meam '
acidophilus milk. This contains
. special culture• ol helpful
bacteria caJled Lactobacillus
addophilus. It is sometimes
used in the treatment of in.
testinal disorders. ..
• · ,¥empouse problems, ~d
.~ •xis\ now that the use Of
female hormone tj!erapy )las
~ discovered says Dr.
Stelncnlhn 'in his booklet.
uWbat To Do For Change Of
Ute." For a copJI write him at
this peper enclosing 25 cwts
.,.i a STAMPED, SELF·
l>llESSED ENVELOPE.
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ran over me thtn I'd ~ove to go out and buy ongtl
· clothes."
Jy JOYCE L KENNEDY
• Cotwnod 1rith 1-well )'OU
-er )"ill' IOll or ~ter ;-
"Ill do I'! ~e'? A s!pillfc.anl
study, t!)Pll<ted by Aleunder
. w. AsUo, dlredA?r of ~
for the Amertcan Council on
Education, (l;teUUl"el ~ on
a student's J>rospecfa fbr
· freshman , gradta and f.or
slaying tllroull> greduelloll.
Here are hlg'hli1ht1 ,
parpehrased fnin\ Dr. Astin'•
1972 1laot, "Predlclng
Acsdemlc PerfQl'lllallU I n
Colleiie" (~ Pr.S., Mac·
millan Co.): .
Expect a eome-<lown. The
majority of collige fmib!Den
!hould be _..i to .-..
average grades bek>w tbote
they received al high scllool.
Vying with . 011>er students
whose ae8demlc abilities are
· as good or 'better-than your · own., you ,llillldenly· may llnd
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youroelf in the middle or ••en -. U!<e(y to leavo oo!J.el• -llall1 lnterdiqeoble. test ""°'• t...i to be older, low"°""" .About half of col)ece al\er '\hi --. yeer lhiD (Oollep toloclMty -the less interested in olMainln(
fresluneu g~ ~•1 1llghtlJ' are lllOlf. ' ab11Jt1 1onl ~ the stlMleot dtcree at the time lbllf .,..
more than • third Pt 8'1, llJld body -alto IS Ill lfnponant OOUtce, llJld more Interested ID
only I pOrcebl le\ 1''1. A AL'lllOUGR HroH 8CQOOl,. JDdlealOt ~~ clbcussed ln an eerty marrtsge than di!>
beglnnln( ~tudelll .ball. ~t .~ ptrformance ls th6 my 1811. '.). 1, lypl&I &tUdent.
one cbac,>Ce 111 10.cil'ldlif!i D's, be.I """"' lndlqWr of mw studmtS •Wbo.'..)dle better • Student'•"""·~· and ::';1~7.~ ;i:i-=i.: !: well a """""'' will d~ in coi. grades tbal' ~ lbare ~· cduca and'
cbanCI in 100 ol ::..;., __ F's. •-• ls not rella"'• wben ti-ch a r • 't r ls tics· economic status have ~ .......,. K""' ,. ,.. . ' ,, ' ••'7 small effects on sradtf
(Grade• referred I'! are grade ' • ~at.cl &l><MI • tu d y ourtng the freshmsn yeor Iii
point averqes.) ~ . } habits In htgb school, was college.
For grades, ll helpo to be a cGt aar Corner. member of..acl!<>laslic ,booor ~ Allhoogh blaclc students 11j11.,
smart female ; tor ltAying · • , • ,soclet1 •. ratm ..it blgb on both studenta from less educa~
power the males have the , •' r. 1 academJ.c abUlf and drive to ..,.ml(
edge. Bright womeii get hlghOr ...... ·'-~ ·~.J_.~ """"'1eve. st..whta who do ana ten well-to<lo '" , ....... --... _,, . -· than eipeclb!: turned t,.i to drop out ...... '""
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Overall, a man is about twice llJld """"',., -or the,m'llji/ snJDENTS bnal ~ · n d fades and test scores aJ1f
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fresbmep. .Jn spite fl. their predicting grades dW'ing the dropping out are somewhat Mnwhite coll~e women 81¥J. s up~ r io r a cad em l c freShmlin ·year, the major col: greater than wouJd be women with relatively IC
performance, women •a r e lege admissions tests ari predicted fropi ,grades and educated parents. ..•
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Appetite .· ·Accented
By li6RoTHY WENCK
..... ClllltY ..... Mwt.r-
w~. YU'f M~UI umuch
meat u Americans. In underdeveloped
natloila where food Is scaree and costly,
the ~ are vegetarians -not by
-bOf ·by necessity.
Tiiis ii ilecause it ii much more N-
ficient to§ plants and eat them than it.ii w plants, feed them to
anlmali, theo eat liie animal. An
animal IJ t • very Oii!enstve "mld-
dlelDID." I ~ ' '
Jn tenlll ti ' the rtsources needed to
produce It, loeot ts a very costty luxury.
And It ii ... be!:IU80 of our alfiuence
that ,,. ha,. been ablt to afford to Irr
creaoe so ailcally our consumption ' -of-L
Jn Ille Americanl ate 56pommof
chop suey "" cllo• meln "' other type ol main dish having a lot ol ....,tables
(bean ....... pea pllls, tic.) tnd llllalJ
shn!ds <r cubes ol ~ <r DOlllllY and
possibly -Of tofu -m..r. ,..... ..,..
beana. Tbll ls typically oerva4 -rice. A Me11can meou might llldlldo ntlried
beaDs, rice, tordllu, and ,...... eo-
cbDladao or -,,_ with aman
amount& al ,_I OI' poultr1 pllll cheeoe,
tomato, lett-cblles. •
A Southern Blad: ,_, mi11X CObllll
ol black eyed peu balled with neck
boneO, corn brMd, OllObol .....,. and
sweet potlm pie.
A vec<tarlan ~!lit • bowl ol navy bean-followedllr~' (mad• al soy meal plus ), coolted
vegetables, and !mW IOlttl th )'OIUlt.
l!adl o(lhese ,_Ir relaUvely low
-and has my lllllt meal Yet these
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beef ... ,.. = 1970 tlU ~ llod ll1 (S of tllOm -1s'bave plmty ol ,..ieln pn>Y!ded by ,
veal) and '• ate l!1
,...... al ,... -per year.
w~ -Into the lllblt of eaUng a lot al portJcularly beef, and thil lncnlulllC . bas been 6Do ol the
bDjllltmt why mut pricol have
-opwardl.
-· .. --encouraged ta bey lest -t -by -wl ... In lavw o1
bolG>Ctilll •1, and by lhe Prelldelll
... bil -advisor, ~ Kalmr. . ...
Tlil. qq1.ue•ell1Doa-.. la bow do we ~ • ,_ so that our meall are ....,.._ ID
·1am111 melliben with 1maller quantities
of :'.!..Mr 1lllcht be -In ...
....... Illa-al ellllraJ...,....,...
set ..... a M meet. WUt do tbe1 eat? 1:
NI ...... mlpt cabt ol •
beans, rice, corn, wllea4 -and
"'8W'I· The mNla are filling becluoe ol the
starchy meat wenders. Bui Ibey are not
as b1'b In calories aa a meal ol meat
with !ta llJcb fat -· (The protein ol meet aJoo gJm calotlest) • n ,...,. ~ i.r Idea r... 1oor1s
. to -_. bmll)r ---~ ""' mlPI -1111-!0ftlP cootboob l:.J;" ...=_11 IU" OIYlllful meat-u-
~DWWW 'ft WI MUD
Q. "1111 _,. IJ • tan(alof
A. A a.po II a ltybrld dtn\I frull
Ulllally It.ts a.,.. belweea a taaeenrie anda~,liut~canaloobea
..... -a taaaorlne aad a ...... darln oranp. (Actuafiy a 1aa1011ne IJ a
wrlel)r of maDtlarlD ........ )
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Ole-bards, Wbo tnslst an m e • t • ..,...n, beef, 1n their dolly c11.u, otill
mJclil be looklni r.r Wl)'I to_ ...
111 lllile of riJll!C·prics, the beef dollar CODbestretdleclaccor~tolUll· = <OIDpiled by the venlty ill
Gmla .Airicdllunl E x te D 1 I o D
Servl<;t.
.~. are '"'. bow to bey routs and
Dort'I bey yoor meat (n<>lt and
pacU&ed In the required llDOUllt per
meal, tbe aervioe says. •
lllltead, pw'Cbaae a ~ roast, when
advertised al special pnoes, and then do
)'OUr own cuWng and paekaginc at borne.
An eumple Is chuclt rout.
Purcbise elgllt pound& for an overage
family; two roasta fir a large family.
-When cut and PICkaled at borne, It will
yleld four meals, and the serrice says a
total of '2.51 to $2.18 can be saved.
<n'8Ell NAMES
' Olllct roast& m sold under dillerent
names ln dillerent mas. They may be
la)>eled omier cuU, 7-booe, blade,
aboulder, cros&-ann and round-bone,.
depending Cl1 their location In the chuck
·of s'l%t. ~;,.... the ribs contain more .
tender muscle than thole cut near the ·
noel<; thole cut towanl the cooler' of the
-CIXlt.aln a higher proporilon of
meal to-.
Qualltlel to loot for, according to the
..-lll'Yice, fir lean meat-are
velvetJ. flne.cralned and finn texture.
The color -1<1 be brighl. cherry-red,
and the meat should be marbled with
apockl ol -lat with a layer ol white Oal:y fat around the outside edge ol
the cut.
Bones that are reddish and porous
come from yoong beef; booes ol older
beef are white and Olnty.
CUI properly, the &-J>OW>d roast will
yield 11> pollDds booeless steak, a g.
pound boneless rout. % potmds ol stew
moal and 11> pounds of booes for -· Your roast will loot something lite the
sketch (lop, Jell) with muscles and bones
aa lollpws:
Benes: A, blade; B, backbone; C, rib.
M'ulcle1; 1, outside; 2, center; S, inside
chuck. ~
curnNG INSTIWCl10NS:
With a sbarP knife, cut along the blade
bone (A) m the side nelrt to (2). Trim
the meat (I) away from the blade bone.
This 1>ooe1ess mea\ may be cut Into
cubes for stew, sblsb kabobs, or
casserolts. U I~ ii large enough it can be
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TOP ROUNP .
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One shopper asks.another at the meat
cocmter: Are there still any cuta that flt
an average lood budget? '
,,., reply1 Have ,.. tried clluck toast
-8 thick illc:e O[ beef, -Jn -that la lo_ In ... than moot meatal
And then the ,ticbange of '
~ol ~-Wl)'I to coot tl!la One,
hearty cut · ol bet! Is to brown it, then
simmer lo t-perfe<lioo. Dm't
ovtrloot the imoortint *P of l]lrlnkllna
the meat on both Bides lrilh -um
glutama!e to brine out the very best of
Illa natural meat Ila,.. In the On--..... -
'lllmllo Clllct Roast -_ .. a ..
Is an example ol bow good tllll <Ill ol
meat can ba. Can )'OU lma(lne tM -
ol tomato, ...... and lllllrinut "•ded
dllrtng cnothig with the natural JUic,. of
the beeff
Tiiis Is • 1llonJuchl1 lludpt"1anted
dllb yet t::"llly t1cb ID OaV<r, and It
bet fJne nulrltloa.
The Germana have 1-. .._. the
serret ol ..... lnadlucltroatt. TbeJ• 11
to -their ilorioa s-rtnten, tbe
'lntftnatlonallT famoua meat dilb that ia
marinated aeveral days before cookinJ.
This dov.pa deep Oavor. The meat u
cooked In lta savory marinade of beef
broth. vmesar, and seaaon1ng vegetablet. • •
TOMATO CHUCK ROABI'
1IITH SAUERKRAUT
I J.polmd chuct roast
)I> ~ morio,..num glutamale
11> tulpoons salt
% •eapoon pepper
I tablespoons butter "' margarine .
I cup c:boppad. mion
1 can (I ..-.) tomato sauce
S Ub't9'oom vinegar
!I-tap water
11:1o1..-sugar
I can (I pound, IL ounces) sauerkraut,
rftblld lllld rlnled
Sprinkle roast oo bolh sides with
monooodlum gJut.amate, salt and pepper.
Molt bullerla !Mchoven; add roast and
bM1I m bolb aides. Add onl<o, tomato
....,., ytaopr aild water. O!vtr and
-I hour. t.dd supr and
Uled for Swla steak.
CUI along the natural IOlm where the
IDUICle dlvidel between (I) and (S). Roll
up (JI and tie tt or use lbftn. U thil
meet bas a great deal ol mai1>ilng, It can
be oven roasted at a low temperature in
an uncovered pan. If there II not much
marbling, thil piece sliould be pit
roasted bJ. a oovered pan at a low
temperature.
'lbO lllOllt tender portJon ol the roast
(3) ts along lhe backbone (B). OJI away
the bones, remove excess fat and slice
Into three or four steaka, depending oo
the thlclmesa you like. ff steaks are of
high quali ty (much ~rbllng) broil them,
· otherwlae Ibey may be 1'nderlzed and
broiled, or prepared as Swiss steaks with some added moisture.
Bones and trimmings may be used as soup.
ROUND STEAKS
Round steaks and roasts at. amoog the
leanest cuts ,you11 find and they contain
little or no bone. In general, they are oot
as naturally tender as some other cuts.
'Ibey have. less marbling and as a
result, they are not as juicy or flav(lrful.
.\, lull round steak contains three sec-
tions which vary in tenderness.
Top rotmd is tbe most tender. If it is of
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blch qoW!ty -USDA Prtmt or Ololce -
It II aallJlactory IU" broUin11. or ~
Ing. ill -andel It lboula be bnloed.
-.round and .,...,,._ ....
less l<llller. BolllmJOUllCI .Ill JlL..-... abould be coo1red w1th molll bool Prllno
or OIDlce eye.<f....und, II cut thin, eon bo --For aenerous oervinp, buy ala to eight
OUD<U of round steak per penon.
APPUES TO ROASTS
The three different -ions also can be
uaed as roasts.
Eye-of-round and top round roaota can
be ...... roasted u graded Prime, Cbolct,
or Good. Other grades, u well as all bot.-
tom round roasts, sboold be pot.routed.
Sirloin tip, or round tip, roaata and
steaks also are culs from the round.
These are similar In quality to top nlUllll
and can be prepared in the same way.
Heel ol round rout Is bone1esa and
very lean, but dellnltely a less tender
cut. It should be pot-roasted In all
grades. Allow at least one-third Of a
pound ol roast per penon.
These methods ol cuttlna can aloo be
used on pork and Jamb.
Pamphlet& showing bow \o cut meall
are available by writing the Amerlcu
Meat lnsUtu~ .. allcago, Ill. .j
EYE
sau~kraut; cover an<{ simmer 45
mlnutea longer, unUl meat is tender.
Serve with boiled pototoea Yield : I to I
SlfVlnp.
SAUEIUIRATEN
1 ·g.pounc1 chuck roost
I Ii te.upocm moooaoillum gluW..te
I teaspoons aalt
1, tablespoons su1ar
4 peppercorns
1 onhn, lllC<d
i carrots, pared and Jliced
3 boy leavet
I rib celery, dlopped
4 whole clove1
II> CUllJ cldar vinegar
I can {10\I ounces) condemed beef
broth
y, cup water
1 tablespoons flour
V.. cup butter or margarine
I> cup glngeranap cnanbo (tO cookies)
To Marinate
SprJnltlt meal wtlb llllrlOOOdlwn gJllla·
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EYE-OF-ROUND
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More Thrift
Al a fuithn aid lo ~
cool<ert/, lhc DAILY PILOT II
publilhi11g a lhnt»parl unu on
the preparoUon 4!ld 111• of stock m < .. '1/drlll ....U. The flnl 171-
stall,..,.1 app<ars in lodall'• food
pag<1.
Beef Chuck Roast
lavishes flavor
when prepared
with tomatoes
and
seuerkreut.
It
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mate and salt; pi.co In glaa <r enamel
bowl. Combine 1Ugar, ptpper'COftJJ,
onions, carrotl, boy ie.ves, ceieTy1 cloves., vinegar, Wldl lulod beef lroth ana
water In saucepan; brine to a boil. Cool,
pour over meat. cover and llllrinate In
relrigerator 1 days, hanlni once -daf.
Tt OM
Romove meat from marinade; pal dry.
Strain marinade; rue.rve marinade IDd
vegetablo. Dull mut with flour. Melt
butter In deep kettle; add moat tnd
brown oo both lldea. Add ltnlned
vegetables and 1 cups ol the marlnade.
Covet tl(btly.
Cook over low heat 3 boun, ;.. untn
meat Is tender, lddln( addlttonlt
marinade U necusary. Remove moat to
heated plattar.
To prepare gravy, -In cooked
vegetables from marinade; dlard
vegetables. Add enough reaervod I marinade to ketile to make J cupa. Stir
In gingersnap crumbo. OOolt, stlrrtnc "°"' stanlly, untn u,i.uy lblckentd. Yield: 1
oervlnp_...
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. . ' •Ll~d~ Hiiiei, UCl,11Udont, • • · -1'9•low1'for'c°"""'ltlon in \ the Alll1nce Francaise
; French -king cont.it.
~:··These Were ,,
' ' : Good Old Days?
, . ' Beef liver aold fer one cent your wick-yam in strong hot
.1 a pquqd, while veal liver cost vinegar, and cit)' it. ·
OJ. two ctrit.s' 'a poun'. d. Chuck "Barley straw ls the best for
11' "' • beds; dry corn husks, dlt Into
l steak was from foul' t9 five shre,ds , ale far better than (•1~. und' • centl a po . straw.
Since there was no "In winter, always set the
r e·f r Jg er at Io p, prudent handle of your pump as high
-housewives kept fresh meat in as possible before you go to
the coldest place in the cellar, bed to keep it from freezing. In extreme cold, throw a rug carefully covering it from the or. ~rse-b}R-nket over yotp" •
flies an4.~ii-sliti :on it pump. -_,.-.
to a!<\~~"'!; ' Pkst• CONrnOJ,. : · Such,w~·llle' flt die "goo4 'l'Pokt,rocif, 60ited In \Val~f
old 4•>'5" ,or J829.-.e .aqd U>li:ed1·~ q~ This lnS!rhl Into yesteryear Ut)( ot ,,UoJ: ... i!il>lll Iii _,,~detl w Mrs. Lydia . kl~ .!l't !D !ili:u
Myi . -~-l~-1880) ll) her .!.., . Y'"" I -~1,'I;~'.
book, ·~ · · Amerlcao Frugal and fuially W ~J:f Ol Hoos~wite," just reprinted in thetn. ', ' t~ ' ~· {! faca~\ei~~rpar &',!!bW-_ ('P9,~loes 's~olild · bi/,
The reprint Is ol an 1836 ed1-csrdti!Jf Joillred . I~ Jn ' \he •
lioo jound·.a't ~n old book auc· spring, llod~e oprout. b~en . tion .. The ortiii\a,l-'oWner had off, 1)ey,:never .1proUt .)>Ut .
!nierted new•pa~ cllpplng.s t~ time; there(ort, ilter
of rtclpes and houMlbold hints you hafe BJ>toUted them, tbtee·
all~boaring dates ofltbe 1840's, time1, tbey0wlll trouble you no
and thes~ addlUons make up a !Dore. .
sujplement. r · · ' "The, sU_ght sickness oc-
SYLLABUB · casloned by , eating roasted
One -~of .. -the·· 8UpPlement pork may be prevented by
reci_p;es 'advises women mak-soaking it in salt and water
mg 'syllabub for desS'el't to the night before you cook it.
"milk .your cow itJ;to the mix-In that era, 90: percent of
ture very fast, that It may be Americans were farmers. The
very frothy.'' country was in the midst of a
Mrs. Child gave practical depression and large numbers
h Id were migratln~ •1west," to the tips on rwming a house o with no modern conveniences Mississippi Va ley, not Oregon
and few available outside supl and the Paclfic 09Ul
plies. Part of the popularlly of
She told readers also how to "The American Fr u g a I
rear children. how to educate Housewife" ls attributed to the
daughters \\'ilhout foolishness. fact ihat it was 118 compact
and how to preserve financial and helpful little volume f<ir ·a
independence throug"h self-westwardboWld fatnlly to1ake
reliance, hard \\'Ork and with them."
She w11 $100 winner.
ALLYN WARNER
frugality.
Realistic advice 1, given in -------------------
the last chapter, however. on...---------...,.---..-----'-. "How To Endure Poverty" in
the alms-house if necessary.
Some of f.trs. Child's advl,ce
follows : HA large stone put In the
middle of a ban·el of meal is a
gOod thing to keep it cool (so
it will not ferment ). ·
PAILED EGGS
"Eggs will keep almost an y
length of1tiJ'ne covered with
lime-water: In R cool place.
One pint of ·coarse salt, and
one pint Gf un.,Jacked Jln1e, to
a pailful of water.
"The yolks become s!igtl Uy
red, but I.have seen eggs, lhus
kept , perfactly sweet and
frub ., at the end of three
yea.is:' . :.. ~'~ V(ill ha ye a' Jess
di~~ i smell ll· you dlp . ' I . I ,
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Of .. Dll1 '*'...,
Tension mounts u conte.st
Ume draws near.
At atako are a -til,
a!J.ex-P*ld trip to ParLo
IDd f!OO In cuh.
The oecuion Is the 10th an·
nual French •Pea!llng con!t•t
sponsored by the Alliance
FrancalJe ol ~ California
Riviera for high achoo! and
college French studentll.
Tbe acene is Humanltlu
Hall at UC! where ap-
proximately 1~ contestants
are busy 1lftl)8l1Dg lmpn>mplu speeches -and rehearsing four·
and·flve-minute talks o n
announced subjects.
From 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. the
prtparation and competition
will go on ln the two divisions
with 22 Judges making tbe
difficult decl.olons.
Founded to .. encourage peo-
ple to study French and make
them aware of America by
knowing another culture," the
conte.!t 1.8 the oply such event
staged in this part of the coun-
try, said Arthur S. Wiley,
founder and honorary presi-
dent of the Orange County
Chapter of the Alliance, a na-
tional organization with ap-
proximately 260 chapters .
IMPROMPTIJ ENTRANTS
The Impromptu portion ol
the contest is open to high
e
, acbool ~ In thoi, tllblh • )'Ila~. ~1111· jlle eu!IF.•I • WJJeY, wife ofihe loJllllor Qlf
semester of ~ 8'14 collito ~ .ull04P;.C Ille;:"'?? kt flor. ocll•~-meuibet.
atudentll In thelr, io u r I h . ~ 1 ,,,... "" prinfocl by WUe7
aemeiter of Frencli. . • ~'(,.,"4 11 '-~· ' • • ~·-cilo lbe wiM<r'I toE111rent11_~~~)"'!1l'.: .... , ..... ~'.olie,.i;olJ111:. !JI .... :...7t· IOll"··~---~~oce .Jn
prepare m ID < "'"""' • ~ ~ -b." QI pr! wlgned toplc ·lllC!t.• "Whit bWlllhl dty-l'Nt -· '1'lli' , ·~ · ••• are I would do during U.... ~ wa,yol life wu warm.f '-'. pie<!als cut aHhe~arla "11"''.
?.' an Ideal v-·: or S>0 ~ att.end .fja-lor IDd boob Jrosn !lie Ull,1111
Where would you Uke .to co In ~Wo 11Qunr-80oul to lunch then. Gwral of Frallce. .
Fraoce!" . , ~· tbt :cl\Y-.... her • ' • t
First prir.e la t~ lllitnlliil , etJow sllldoiltf --all over MO~ WINNERS . studyatlheEoolePn\l~·~e ·I -ille'~·-·I ".,. " , ·,.Are\. wblnerl Of •
I' Alliance Francal'j' lli'n!:lf·';. \,_.~llr?.,• ~eqfPol, "d!Pfo!!iu •1 u ·wu;,y \':h~~~e:,;1.~up;; t~~~'1>!7inl , lheln,. hi:~• beeo r,N ~ 'y
mooth, .. ·wuey sal~).' · r. · · · tlio , llOcoad ... . "' Beoch, CUrooa 4!1 '.Mar
The winner •laYj 'in ~ · ~U<m-" ~4--. -Sc'bool,-aod SU~ b a e
peoaion of a Mme.Co~ ID lloJNG BRk" _ 1.. --Yamishlta, Nl!WPO'j,fllii:iiot.
tilt southern o\itlklr!at o1 Mlls-Wall~Uj!lifer qt ll£,i.. ·lfl&!> ~ 1 ' · ' ·
Paris, COl'D/l'"llnl 6y it!J>way iJW'ltb w~:La., ~-1 P\qlda ke ralsed ·for~
to the scbo61 which 11'!8 lound-to 10l\Jrn , ~/. ' pibeo bJ a ~arly flea
ed m t8&1 to teacb Pl>elicb to apend tiq,Jip\ltlit,dt~'.eo1. • and ·r~ sh~wl .
foreigners. . '" lege !ludYljlg''1lbroOd )llroughout1be year ti Freil
Mrs. Chri.otiane MaJUaod of plans to attend tbe UntVl!t!ity -ftlms. ' .
Laguna Beacb, Alllanco pres!· of Calil~a. Berkeley, to~-_ Now back to liumahlUe!;
dent, visits the w~er ln1Parls jo( In antlfrop61ogy JUld nUnor ~, Hall. ' ,....,)..-
each year as she tr•vela to her in ftMnaOC.. t.no'l.Ull:re&. 1' .. ' ""' · former home ln Bordeaux · ~ ·~? '!'. , ·-fl'te tension is. over," . • The ·-~ )ldrtloa ·P.• . 1WJs have betn ~'.r!oui!'<i Wiiey added. conlerl with a "$100 Ji!lt.e, Lo '· ' Uil-raine Long cif Foothill H
011IER WINNERS o(>en'to b,lllh ~l slU~ ill:;\, · " ~ School 18,fbe~ to ~
Past winners hay~ Included lbe)r ~sem~ ot.mci, · 1• · ot her 1ujiciofuiifg two . ,
Roland W. Perlin.' Orange l\Jld C<t~I• sludenta ~ .. ,1 ,. il1I Paris and Linda 1RlDW
Coast College; St~n L. second ~mester. hi I • , I' vt1 is deciding w.\'§.t
Ludwig, UC!; Ricbard'l.. Jal· ,, . Past (local winners \114ve ._ V(ith her $100 prize mone~ ,t
le, Newport Harbor High • been Gregory S. l\llight,l'QCC, -Two,thaye Iron. _aljd ,th~
School, and Adriana Watt, <. @4 Liia ~-alb;! ~111ve·•1ailf~aliiable Laguna Beach High School. 1· ·Cynlhla.'l'hQO!Pu!'f, tlCL , · Pei;ie~co' lit .1 king "
Miss· Watt, last year's win-• ·"'' .Xitlf:!u.e ~!!'!~, ll't 109 .bad' eryoae_
ner, had as her topic, "What """~-to~ incl~ ·-·~ in. . _ \ • \
does the word Fraoce mean to ptqwilllMnlD:JDiillrq(~ C'esi Ji Vie, : ,
Rolixod during her
lmp....,ptu speech Is
Gall Eyer (left).
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At right, Adriane
Watt has fond memories
of her trip to P1rl1
last summer.
OF . COSTA; ·MESA • .<. ··:t
a deltghiful 'bu:dget salon '
where bequf.iful hair styles begin.
' . PRICE ~IST .
• , ...... ctl•rtt .. , """ .... ,, ' 11.
MONDAY TH~U THURSDAY t
FRIDAY;5ATIJRDAY, SUNDAY PRtCES.SLIGl'ITlY HJG~JR
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J\LE~INO '~OVrIQUE . ' Shampoo, ancl Stl .................... : ............ ..::#.-.~ & •P
Sum mer. Ri t~s i:t·:~1~1,:~'.~~ . .'.i:~::::::=::::::=:::~::~~:~.:'..:: ;~ 't ::
l&r. •and ·Mfs. Alvll(•L. ' 'BIHch• Touoh·up <.~i. ... : .• -•. ..,.. ...... '. ....... J ,I Ip
Altman of hint have ~ FOR SPRJ?«i...... Fro1ti119 ·•-·.' ... ~ ··'="-···-··-·----···••••.J.-14. ~ Mp
.coiL~CTlON ~.ERE!
· qnly he~. 11u"'day ;,. 1
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nouilced '"1he--eDpge:menti..~ ~o:nu~':.1~~~f:e~1tr -Semi Ptrma_n1nt~tl1hes -·---~'M: ~11.ff. · t
their ' daughter,· Gwendol)fl:I. andrt)'Oll~Ulf:nJl'lnlfore . I .. fr 'h' ai"rcu,t's~ '', 1',t .t<Jl •'. AnD Altulab.to steVen Loren dre11.Itfeatbresanla-. vttttd pleat ahd • tie-Jollm:i.sten. ~ · back ••h. , ' o!M~~~d~ ~-5-13. ' •1~,~30·
earned a BA ,in Spanish at · " ·e, • ·
UCL I ' ' • . •¥ ' Ber fianoe, ... !Jf Mr. and ' . • 1
Mo. .Qoo1on L. Jollensten o1 NEWPORTBEACU 1695 lrYlne ·Ave. -Cos)G Meta
Alu.lndria; Va. eaf110d • ,BA LA HABRA , C~r rof Ea1f 1'1ili St.~· L.-c ..... ,.,~rant :r~1.1'!:. ~l;:r:tZ' s:w:;~t:.,tt " . 64~1050 , . '541-"8'
Nlorld In Sponllh. LI HI bra~· lotc mond•Y· llpoii Dolly, tncludl.. ...... ..,. -•-lot• pi~ WeddlnJ 11 being i__.:.tll.:._.....:_~_f_rida--y:..•.:;sh:.."-_________ .=:...J I!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'
The clothtt that are today. .
~~oplijsticated. Second, lo tJ<IOO;, ' •
.• 1• Va6mtino Boatlque ' '
,1.m a I'll ~·~ ~-;PJ,,."-1~ =--'
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Mqn the Mdnipulotor··
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Horn.e·st Emoti·on·s
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By LAURIE KASPF.ll °' -. o.iw ,.~ s11n 8rlJlChair idea," he said.
.Research ln which 5,000 cases
were teJled· at UC Berkeley
showed • these are f o u r
dimensions people h a v e
universally and need to ex-
presi; "to be a. really fully
human ~rson."
But people are taught tha,I
they either do or don't get
anifY. Tbey'Te never taught
degrees: Th e psychologisl
believes, "You don't have to
lose cootroJ. of your feelings.
You have to let loose."
So, rath_er than using the
enetgy it takes to hold in h~te
and hurts, !Or example, one
might tiave and den)Ql)strate a
"mini-experience" of irri\a-.
tion . ·
It's ·a risk; There's the
possibility of burling feelings
and being responsible for the
hurts. "But; Dr.· Shostrom said,
it can also be exciting and
adventureaome.
to Be, which is defined as
''self-actualization in process"
and is fer people more ad·
vancei In the group p!'OC<Ss.
Here, students switch from
the 11bjective to the subjective
approaclt, Dr. ShoStrom said.
NEW VOCABULARY
PeOple Usually are brought
up· aM, bound with constrictive
Words such as should, ought,
have to and must. But here
they have a new vocabulary
which· includes , I choose, I
pr~fer1 I want,:V feel ... "I
don't just have 'fl-be an object
D~LV PILOl ' 3oi ,•'
' E *p r es se_~
Dr. Everett
Shotlr<>rro; t1lk1
about his
work •tthe
ln1tltute of
Thlrapeutlc
Psychology;
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pushed around." help the "average non-neuroUe
But it is not geared to the to be more fully actualizlng of
person alone and, D r . his p<>te1\tial," he e1'.plalned.
Shostrom said, "l think the TraditfOnally, therapy al.so
whole trend of doing your owri has been value free. But the
thing is over." · psychologist doesn't think this
Rather, he sai4, the ultimate is so anymore because the
state of a relationship ls with therapist does have an ethic,
someone. He compares the point of view and philosophy.
relationship to the pillars of a "Everytime you open your
temple which, although they mouth, you're responding," he
stand alone, are joined at the said.
top for support. And otJe of the values he
Until recently, psychology
was geared to avoiding mental sees in an a~tualltlng person
illn"8s. ·But tliese' and other . is tliji.t be is more in charge or
self·help educational courses his 1l!e.
'·· ~ . . "'-'· ·~l~ •l''~"" /.o,y rng Dte~s Up's Fun · · ·'1}' , • • ··. ,
, " _,_ ··"h _.), . ! Ne,1! ~ nearly·n~ fashio.,., don?i.eu y Newport · Beach ~~anlie League, Juruqr,Auxiliary. will be z;o1d du;ing the Fashjon Fling from · O a.m. to .~·p,.m.
Saturtlay, April 7,.m Ule leagues thri(t shop. After combin racks Jeµoifer
Dal~ and Joljn Stodc:well seem pleased with their selections , Customers< are
2 to malle sizhilar choices. ·1 ' ' ._ I
~ • I . ' o~ · · · · ' · · ·~o:
ij · You can 6ave ·~ 1 ~r
I
·your dream 116.r:ne now•~.
(and you ctd~~'h'ave · · '
to mo'{~ to~ge,~ it) · .
Sometimes a fewwell·1houo'lit~ p~lS can11im
,• seemln!PY ordine~ home 'f'lo~~0ing very specie!.
An additiqnal mom, a oomp!etely re-designed kltd1ell oc
bl!lhmo\11 .. • swlniffiirlg ~ -lhert are h\Jndreds ot
ways yoo can upgrade yd'ur farilll)"-s llfestyfe.
The Fii>! National. Bank of prange.County can help llllke
your dream COfll8.l!Ue. We've been p(qyldlng prdmpl. .
low cost honie lmprojlement loans to local resldenta
since 1906. •
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Variety P-rogrammed by Clubs
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T roi•n Guild
Tow:bea of Street HannoQy,
a -le dociunentary will
be aliown at the meeUna ol the
Orange County Trojan Guild
1110 a.m. 'lbunday, April 5,
1n tbe Alrporter Ina.
Prepared by Bay Gamer,
Ibo lllm 1' about Ille Idyµw114
SChool o1 Muai~ and' 1bO Artl,
Univvalty of S1111th.ern
California. The tcbl:lol Offen
12 courses during the 1U111mer
and seminars durlna: the
winter. .
BSP
~ Order oJ the Rose ceremony.
an honorary degree for 15
l""•• ol . .aclive JDm!bersblp,
litUl be conlei'red.bo Mary Jan
Falllco a!lll Nancy Felix by
West Grove Area Council ,
Bela Sigma Phi.
Tbe group wtll meet at 8
p.m. Thuraday, April 5, tn the
community room of Golden
Weit College.
YW-Wives
Juniors
Laa Vegas Night will be the
theme of a bullet party plan-
ned by Sea C6UI J"!llorl al 8
p.m. Saturday, April 7, In the
Lagulj3 NJgui!l home of. Jan
lllrlh.
Pi Bite Phi
Girl Scouts
Junior. Cadette and Senlo.r
Girl Scouts wlll be manning
booths In shopping centers
lhroughoUI the county through
Tuesday, April 10, and are
busily fllllng pre<>rders of
boxes of· cookies.
City of Hope
Louis J. krugly Clapler, Cl·
ty of Hope will meet al I p.m.
Monday, April I, In Mercury
Savmp and Loan, HunUngtoo
Beach and on Saturday, April
7, the group'• lnalaUallon din-
ner .i:.,m be held In the Gold
An ratautant, flwtllngton lleii["·
Auocietion
Assoclallnn for C h 11 d r e n
Depri~~ ol Support will. meet
at 7:30,p .m. W~aday, April
4, 1n the ,Plllfornil FHleral balding, Anabe1m. ,-
Artists
Niguel Ari Association ii of-
fering leuons in weavinl and
tapestry wlth Jean Freeman
aa the instructor.
Dales for the classes will be
~y, April !, 10, 17 aod
..,, ~ senk>ns will be con-
ducted from 1:30 to 4 p_.m. in
the Laguna Niguel Clubhouse.
Penhellenic
American Field S e r v i c e
students, Antne Klatalumbon
of. Thailand and .J o r g e
. V1lla~apca of Chile, wW speak
before the Laiuna Beach
Panhellenlc,
The group will meet at 1
p.m. Wednesday, April 4, in
the Emerald Bay home of
Mrs. Blchard Stewart.
Voter Le119ue
Judy Rosener, member of
the South Co a s t Regional
Conservation Commlsalon, will ·~
be the speaker at the meeting
of the Orange Coast League of
Women Voters Wednesday
April 4, In the Bahia Corin:
thian Yacht Club.
Ms. Rosener will dl!lcuss the
present efforts to implemen t
~ provisions of f!oRQslllon
esp . ...
Newport Har&r Area Coun-
cil of Beta 5,ig.ma. Phi will
elecl olficors duHng the ~on-
A silent auction wilt begin
activities at a "membership
birthday party for ytu;'' plan-
ned by the YW-Wlves of the
YWCA. The session starts at
9:30 a.m. Thursday,·Aprll ~.in
the Y. Santa Ana. An Orange Coast COl)Ungent
The armual 1ale involves
so.me 18,ooo' seouts. Pre-orders
totaled "'16,000 boxes. day April I, meeting· In vie'" , ,.
dale Federal _ Savlpgs and r-iror-i ,~
Loall; Costa Mesa. : 1
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-~ -. • ·Leo: W·a.'f:t, Review
THURSDAY
MAR.CH 29
By SYDNEY OMARR
lessional •elfodl. You r SCORPIO (Oct. !.!-Nov. 21):
gains froin · ~ -·~-Conditlons at home base may
Member of opi>oslle 'ill!t' is be unsetlled. Key now ls to
drawn to ou. Maintain emo-evaluate family relationships.
tl.onal equilibrium. If dlplomaUc, there ls ultimate
"lam alck and tired of your TAURUS {April 20-May 20): gain. Otherwise, yob ere.I~
lack of knowledge a b o u t uMeceasary friction. T1an:i1, Solid advancement is in-• n--lndl ........ Taurus persons! You seem to ...... a v~~ are in ple-dlcai.d: You hobnob with pto. ture. • · · • '
go out of your way to paint fessionala. You gain personal • r
them as stodgy , dull, stubborn, SAGITrA~S (Nov. 22-lod recognition. You could be ui Dec. II): .Whit ~ed like an SPOR,TSWEAR
P dlng lndlvlduals who are line for promolloo. Arlet In· 1 ct1 al ......__, ' lilied wilh avarice, greed. and mpra c "PJ'O,..,... blolooma w .... u« Pl.D, tflh '...i Imne, u .. AA• d.ivldual works for you behind Jnto mmethlng worthwhile. Newport Beacb,Califomia92660 mlserw~. ~Well~, I've had the scenes. FiiUsh what you Your Ideas jell. Melsages,~· ~!!!!!!!!!!~~~·!!!--~!!!!!~I
enough ol. lha\I You ~d be slar calls abound. Know dlfference1~
so lui:ky to be a' Talnalli·OI> t. between activity aod mere ·~· fOd hato11evar known GEMINI (May SI.June 20): fiuny. II ,.JecUve, yoa post !"'d'nn~-~ C Jppear Accent Is on higher learning, real gain. RelaUve Is ag-. ''T""uow .p> are . 1oog journey, publishing and greas1ve. ~~evherls onaalthat ~~'d abourethan special correspondence. You CAPRICOllN (~. -'an. •:-,w ~ er gain by reading and teaching -llN w'~ you. 11/e'r~· too In-~--kno led P · 19): You come lnwrour ·own. te -nt· we're also kind -.;Jl•a.u• w ge. res~ n t St~ 81'"'ttarla1 . ~e . -ar-'" · ' . ' your case Jn unique, original ., g~,,a.y M"P a the t 1 c, manner. Don 't folfow ~wd Wha you took for iranted. s knowledgeable, tasteful and · actually something of value.
have a marvelous unae of CANCER (June 21-July 22): Key now ls to invest in yOur
humor, terrific sense of class Intuition works overtime. You own abilities. Financial gain ls
and our taste in food, clothing are able to sense when Indicated. Collect need~ data.
and friends ls impeccable." -something of importance ls AQUARIUS (Jan, io:.Feb.
Liza Scott , Santa Monlca. about to occur. Accent now la on division of assets, In· 18): Cycle Is one of acttvlty, l::r=========;I
ventory, understanding what expansion. You get to heart of
ls worth what and what is matters through direct con-
worthless. tacts. You fi.nlab project.
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 191:
J\1uch activity indicated in
area of solar horoscope having
t o do with hopes,
friends , rewards due from p~
Peering
Around.
LEO (July !.!-Aug~ 12): There Is added ....,gnlllon In
Some who make promlAes are store. Aries ls apt to play key
111erely trying to draw at· role. Be confident. Go to it!
tention to themselves . Know it and have alternatives ready. PISCES (Feb.19-Marcb 20):
One who urges you to sign on You may find It difficult to
dotted line may be misln-keep a secret. Many penons
formed. Time is on your aide. apparently find it necessary to
Wait and review. trespass on your "private pro-perty." Tab what ocour& 1n
.VII\® (Aug. 13-Sept. 12): stride. You will be tbe
SANDRA TedelCO, daughler Sl(ck lo Pl""""1 routine. There ulllmale beneflclary. Leo Is In
ol Mr. aod Mrs . Thomas S. are apl to be .dlslracUons lnd picture.
TedelCO of Newport Beach, provocaliollJ. .Jlul you 1e1 IF TODAY IS y 0 u B
THE
NEW LOOK!
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WIGS
& Beeuty S•lon
llfoO. L 17tll St.
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hat been lnltiai.d Into lltlta re111lls by &lrivlng to l'lllllntain Gunma Scnrlty oo the steady pace. 'AqQlilaii and Leo Bll\111DAY you are lnlultive, .,..._'-.'
University of Colorado cam. are apt to be In picture: ~p a natural teacher, lnherenUy
pus. health reaolutiolll. splrltual and capable, this f£)J , Iii year, of finding what ti ls you rrzhe e1tt
HARBOR Area rejiresa>: UBRA (Sept. 23-0cl. 12\: want aod how to obtain 11. "l"l., l:J .
tallv .. .al ibe Regional FGnlm,, ~ ls 1n the air f!lf 'you. October will be a key month HUMTIM$TON HAUOUR •Uaoal A11oclatioil" ereauv,..re:soulcet ~into for you In 1~. You draw to a..-Y---"*ttll .. Women tn Conltruction ln San i>lay. There cwld be Jn. you many pei'ICllS born under MOLi•11 TUIWT.,. ••
Diegp will be E. NIOmi Bobdn volvement wiib d:llldreft. AJ.. Aqurta1. Famll~ m a t t e r s 111 .... Tiit......,.. c.......
aad Patricia mlder!nnd of lairs of heart dominate. Emo-domlnata In Apr , -'ll'~-:~r..ri
Colla M,.. and Patricia Rldl lional responses are booed to, _____ _:_· __ :__l!!:!:'~~!!~~'.!:~~I and Lana Broon of Nt'WjlOl'I ruor 1barpneu. Nolblng Is1-
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Editor'• Note : A oolunui
devoted to NelOJ)Oft Beach,
Cotta Mesa. Laguna Beach
ond IUulon VU:jo portn•
teacht1' orgonf:otion.s wiU
OPPfOr "' I~ e DAILY PILOT each .... ,. lnfor·
motion m1t1t bt rectfvtd
bJI the toamt"n'• dlpart-m.t:nt or Mrr. Gated Smith,
1746 C<nl<lla Ploce, New-
port Beach by 5 p.m.
Thursdoll for publication
Wednesdau.
Harbor Council PTA
Mrs. Nlcel Bailey
Pmldent
COMING UP: lnJtallation of
0Uloer1 and honorary
service award luncheon at 11
•·"· Moodl.y, April 2, in M ... Verde Country Club.
California PT A
Mn. WUllam Clapet
President
COMING UP : Father-JOO ban-
.13ig News: Paper Drive '
quct at 6:30 p.m. Friday,
l\1arch 30, at TeWlnkle
School. 0 e a n Halver100,
linebacker ror the L o 1
Angeles Ram1 wlll speak
and show a short ftlm.
Eastbluff PFO
l\lr1. Eugene Kovacb
President
REPORTS: Mr. and Mn.
a.a.rue Davison, chalnnan
f"' the lather-son field <lay
Seeing ho\v their classes \vill m'easure up in the Canyon PTA paper drive Sat-
urday, March 31 , are Christy Pierce (left) and Brenda Latimer with the help
of Mrs. Michael Pierce. 'fhe drive will take place from 9 a.m. •to noon.
Desire Smolders
Defective Matches
~ -Can't Light Fires
DEAR ANN LANDERS' Often I find
myself applaud ing your \.\'isdom and
common sense. But now and then you
display a smug, arbitrary altitude that
makes me ·fur ious.
J refer lo you r insistence that people
who stash pornography, enjoy stag films .
peep 1 shows, etc., are "adolescent" or
"sick." Granted, J\Iiss Landers, th ey may
be either or both. but labeling lhem does
not solve the problem . Their needs must
It Is my hope that in thne, a pubUC;
free lo choose, will become so swielted
wltb trash that they will no longer spend
their tlme or money on II. That. to me,
1''ould be the hallmark of maturity.
be considered and dealt with. DEAR ANN LANDERS: The big prob--
How wonderful it ~·ould be if everyone lems in life we can handle Ju.9' fine. It's
in this world were sexually fulfilled -ttie little ones that drive us bananas ..
) married to (or going with) a -Lliit.. to thlJ. '
whose sexual appetite matched tbelrs My parents moved from a three-
perfectly. The:re "'ould be no need to coo--bedroom apartment to a smaller one.
sider alternatives. Surely y°"' know this Now there Is no guest room -but a very
is not the case. large! sun porch. Mom bought a beautiful
1 Sometimes a race hors~ gels teamed red velour couch for the sun porch and
with a plow horse. Or no sex partner Js she Is vell' proud of It.
available. ~me peopJe are inhibited and Pa's brother comei to toM'l ,twtce a
shy , forced to turn to .,yJcarious met bods month. Uncle Freddie is a bachelor and
of gratification such as looking at pie· 1 ,lives 100 ~lies from here. He used to
tures, or llve performances. If an off. sleep in the spare room , but now we
beat tllm..0 helpo a penoo, wbat's dol>'I !lave ode. 1 wrorc with il7 Docs It burl dnybody! h 811'1 he. can sl .. p ori the couch.
You realize of course that many Mom 11y1, "Over my dead body!" The
women enjoy Porno too. ~ember that ~h cost '850 and Uncle . Fredd.ie
fantastic sale of the first magazine in \\~1ghs aboug 290 ~Wlds. ?ttom is afra1.d
America to feature a centerfold or a nude be II sag the BptlllgS. Pa says his
male? And now we have a movie (which brother's feelings me&n --more to him
I shall not name but the star was th.an the dat gum CbµCh.
featured on the co~er Jn a popuJar ne\vs Please rush a solution. The \var is on .
m~gazine 1, and ft promises to break box· -IN THE MIDDLE
~ records. DEAR JN: Your folks should buy 1
So please. Ann, don't be such a sturdy rollaway cot Ind ke<p It oo und
blueoose. Be reolblic. An d com-for Ullclo Freddie. A n.pouncl<r may
passionete. I hale to 1ee you line up with well ug the spri.qs or a velour couch.
tho segment of eoctety "1lich favors Th11 ...,kl cr<ate a r<al llsbt bet-•
cerm-lhip and ieCldes what adults )'Oii' mom and pe. Give them this COi·
lllouJd &ee , read-altd look at. -uma and Jet'• hope they pus the peace
RJCllfl.Bj,D, MJr;N. pipe alrtaey.
llBAR RICH: I wlth aeveral ,
....... lo your letter. Bui you are adding A no-nonsenae approach lO how lo deal
applel ..S Maqn and get t I o g 'vith life's most difficult and mo~t
I • ..,. alw111 bee< agallut
e«u ...,,. l bttle'l't present
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fUdloll lo .,, , ml6-V1cl>rtaa
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rewardlnf ~ement. Ahn LMders'
booklet, "MarTlage -What to Expect,''
v .. iu prepare you for better or for worse.
Send your nquMI to Ann Landers In
care ol the DAILY PILOT encioslnc 50
cents in coin and a long, stamped, Jelf-
addressed envelope.
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report that 300 lunches were
aerved to the "tlnd but hap.
py" group of dads and "'"' . · . . Mrs. 'Mtiomas Raffetto,
llDaDce cbalrman reports
that mz worth al varlou.s
types of equlpment la being
presented to the achoo! by
the PFO.
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Newport Hts. PT A
Mrs. Eugene Meiater ts
chairman . . . Heart sound
screening program f o r
fourth and filth g r a d e
sludents 1buraday, April 5.
Further JnlonnatlOll IJ!•Y
be obtained by dlllog the
.school at M&-3610 or Mrs.
Richard Culver, health and
'l'llare chairman at Mt
7028. ' Mn. Jamee 'G. Brat. REPORTS: Officers elecled to
President se rve for 1973-74 are the
COl\UNG UP: Aluminum cans l\imes. Paul Dumain, pres.l-
are stijl being collected each dent : W I I I i a m Brannick,
Wednesday morning at the Eugene M e i s t e r and
flagpole. Proceeds rrom the Malcolm N i I es , vice
presidents; William Ken· sale will go to purchase nedy and Fred Palmef,
playground equipment. secretar;e.s; Ted · B u t c b,
JIEl'(lRTS: Officers elected at treasurer; Raymond Ra-
the general meeting are the boln. auditor, and Xeith
Mmes. Kenneth L o g a n , Barker, historian. Gordon
president; Ralph Harris and Imler, principal announced
Roger Holloway. v Jc e th8t the learning center will
presidents; T. M. Hasty, be Opj!:railng this week.
secretary; Roger F 0 I k , Volunteers are .needed to
lreasurer, and Miss Barbara wori: from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Tultle auditor • .Alao """"ed are two persons
· ' • 1 1 )o ~""i'cipale In. tbe Davis
.. ' , ' organizatiortal committee as 1 l:incol rf PTA ' 1 ~epresentatives from
Mrs. Deane Bettorf
President
COMING UP : Annual father·
daughter breakrast at 9:30
a.m. Saturday, April 7, in
Gerry Graves Hall. Tennis
Paularino ••. Two students
from Paularino Scbool plac.
ed In tbe district wide bicy-
cle rodeo. Paul Pol.izli. was
first and Joanna Eddy was
third . •
Special will theme the event Rancho SJ PTA under the direction of tenniY
pro Philip Maurer. Girls
without fathers are invited
to come and share a dad .
Mrs . Thomas McCorkell and
her hostess committee are
planning tables or I 0 .
Tickets will 1 be, sold Huring
the lunch hoi1r. . ..
Mn. Raber! Foley
President
CO!\UNG UP: Second annual
Family Olympic Day from
11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday,
March 31. Trac~ aod field
events are planned along
with free play activities for
the entire fomi!y. ,Trophies
and ribbons will b e
~PORTS: Dr. Jom Nicoll,
superlnlendent of rh.e
Newport-Mesa . U n i r \ e d
School Distr!i>t dlsouilod educational plans for ·the presented by Rod Sherman,
district at the M ar cf. ,. U~ graduate and pro foot·
association meet.Ing. • Urut .; t ba)I player. Families are re-
voted to present ~ school quested to bring their own
wljp ~!!i_pment f9f the new box lunches. Available [or
career center. ,purchase -will be hot dogs,
•• / Paularino, PTA ·
Mn. Pul Dumala
President
cote, popcorn and i c e
cream. Tickets are 25 cents
,per pe-and may be
purcbUed from students or
at the gate.
CX>MING UP: Paper drive
from 7 a.m. to noon tomor-TeW in kle PTA
row in msnt-of the school.
Paper must be ti~ seCurely J\.trs. Ralph Boegel
or placed in paper bags . . . President
Mother-daughter fas h ion REPORTS: Officers elected
luncheon Saturq.ay, April 7. . for the 1973-74 school year
from 11 a.m. td l p.m. are the Mmes. Harry Finch,
Included will be home sewn pres id en t ; Boyd
fashions, c raft exhibit, McCullough, Richard Riley
luncheon and entertainment. and John Vickers, vice
Admission is SI for mothers presidents; WUUam Rich·
PTA Scores a Wi n . ,.
Dean Halvorson, linebacker for the Los Angeles Rams will be ~lll>tlker
for the father..on banquet planned by California PTA for 6:30 p.m. Fr l d a y,
:March 30, at Te'Winkle Middle School. Ready for the adiion .are Jerry Ge n
Oeft) and Sean Watkins.
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secretaries; Ne i I Har-the 1 Magic Pt1an will be MFvTW,_..,,,.
rington, l{easurer, a o d presented at 2:30 p.m. PJ"t5!dent 1 Richard Moeller, hlstortan., ,safurday, April 7, in the COMIN~ 'UP: Two movies,
along ~ith Steward Fisher ' University High multipor· ·"The' R;d Ballooa" 'and
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award was presented to t --~mal-F'air will take l.,;a)\!::15 .00 3:.30 p.m. Frl·
Mrs. Carl Leuck:. pl,ace from ~ a.m., to 5 p.m.,• •day, ¥arch 30, In the •
-•• 6 April 2-6 1n the school I rn u It 1 purpose room.,. Turtle Rock PT A library. Books and In· Adml;sion Is 25 cents. Pop. :
Mrs. \Yarren Paige 1 structional materials will be corn ..Jl.n4 punch may 1' :-
President . available. purc!M at 10 cen~ each. • •r . "' ,
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devoted to Fountaitl .falley,
Huntington Beach, Ocean
View and Seal Beach School
Diltiict parent-teachtr or·
oanizatioru will appta_r in
the DJllJ.Y PILOT each
week. Infcmnaticm must be
received. Uy 1Mrs. Gilbert
~ball, 561l; 'Mangrum
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Drive;.Jlimtinbt~ Beach qy
5 p.m. Thur•iiay for pul?li· cation Wednesday ..
Superintendent I
' Parent Council
Mn. James Ack.leyf ~
President I
COMING UP: Spotlig~t Ol'i
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Visions of Sugar Plums
Surroun<!ed by plates of. confections seems too good to be true for Oeft
to riJ!ht) Robin Engel, Trisha Cook and Anne .Morgan. These aro Just a
tew of the Sllllples ~ be o!h!red at
the baked ioods booth at the Hope
View School Carnival, Saturday,
Match 31. The event. sponl!Ol'ed by
the Pl'O, will be~t 10 a.m. and
'Will feature other booths, gamefl
and swap mffi. Pot!4 may be
called at 84.1~632 lo reserve >lface
at the swap meet.
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SchQOIS -Part I ·ts lhe Jll'I>'
gram theme ol lhe ~I
m<etln( Wednesday, ApQl 4,
at 9:30 a.m. in Tamara
School. Half of the unitsi in
lhe district will man booths
Offering information on their .
schools. Io addition, each
will giv.e ~ 10-mlnute presen-
tation on the subject. Ok~
and Tanillra Schools will .
host the meelinit. ·
Arevalos PTO
Mn .. Thomas Hill t.
President
COMING UP: Gandl<lates or
the t>oard of trustees or 1Jie
Fowitaln Valley School
District will appear all a
PTO-sponsored m e e t i rt ~
Monday , April 2, at 7:30
p.m. in Lamb School.
REPORTS : Unit is sponsoring
baseball ~ -for sixdl,
seventlt and eighth grade boy'· iuKI girls. More than
100 1tudenll have been
orga$ed into elgh1 teams.
Gilmes are scheduled (l.t
lunchtime Tuesday through
Friday of each week, ac·
cordlng to Mrs. Thomas
P .. r. cba,lnnan.
Eader ' PTA •
Mrs. Arthur MelYlD
President ,,
COMING UP: lnlta!Iatlon lun-
cloeoil wW take plaCf! ~t
11 :30 a.111: ·Wedo~ April
11, In the ''Fisherman
restaurant, Huntington
Beacl\-~alions can be ~~c:~~~
REPOR'l'S: Pl'A Playday for
fo1Jflh and filth graden
began tnday and will con-
tinue tomorrow from J:l-0 to
S p.m. Several traclt eventa
are--plenned and obaerv•n
are welcome • . • New of·
(leers elected at general
meeting are the Mmes.
Gordon lkluih, presldenl;
Richlrd M'list. David Buxlon
and CIU!ord Hanllll, vice
pr..,ldtnls; J1mes Proffit!,
l......,,,r; Robert Arthur
and B.urri1 Su.tt•nl
seereUi.rle.s; Art.bur Balley,
audltot; Tbomu M 111 er ,
historian. and A r l h u r
Melvtn, parllamenlarlan ••.
tadcr Beaver sweatshlrt
sale oelled the unit f183 In
lundl. J\lort tban 4 $ D
. ' sweatshirts were solcb and
will be dellvered in two
weeks. "
Edison PTSA
Mrs. V. 0. Hinkle
President
COMING UP: Cai'nlftl wlll be
presented 11;' the tmit Fri-
day 1 Sat~y and Suo<lay,
Aptll 6, 7 llnd 8.
FY Ele. PTO
l\1rs. Walter Tate
President.<
COMING UP' Molhei: and
daughter fashion sbPw of
wedding gowns"' Jr Q m
Goodwill Indus! "'111 toke
pt.., tonight • .Jn, the
multipurpose roo
Plavan PTO !•"
Mn.Rohert-
Pre11ident
COMING UP: Carnival .
spaghetti dinn• and talent
sbow are scheduJm ... Satur.
day, April 7, from 10 a.m. to'
5 p.m. Games, food J>ootbs •• a cake walk and a jallbou!e\
will be featur~ the-: carnival. Dinner. ts wBI •
be sold In fdV will
be \>!!Ced ·~ n ~ac1uii.. and 80 ... i. !Qr 12
.and under. Ma ' um
charge per f8ml,.beM.:
, Ass!Stlng r.jrs. .stir!·' Int, gene,nl ire
liir. ·~ Mrt l) a I ct: Rowan, dlMer en,!
and Mrs. Art Buchanin and l
Mrs. Warren Oloen1 talent! ~~·I Sc~ro•~•r SrT i ·
Mn, -.i t!.;.. :
l'luldent l
COMING UP : Members wtl!.
wist Ofllcer ~lo m e 1;
lleaa••••a. .1r thel
. Westminster Police Deport-'
rnent -/lf'-tln1 a bicycle aelety Jane'.
J>l'Otll&m. Blcycle l""""-
wlll be !Jsued.
REPORTS'· Raalmalt
gannents were ni&leled by
studtnts lllld ~ at a
Sewwl-~
last night. Mrs. ~
Yatet lrom the lllmtlnlton
Beach R<creat19'1 ..i Parlll
Departm<nt apoke 6n beouty
and charm. Flag cemnooy
was ..-.ted by Glrl Scoal
Troo9 .J43$..
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•-have just r•ceived great news from the wholesalers
*""'tef., fresh pork, and fresh fryers. Their prices hav~,
..,.~ • flnt time in weeks, dropped a few ~ent1, per .
,_ ~feway is happy Ip pa11 this saving along to
'ustOmers in th l~Y(•red prices you see in this
adverti1;ment. We hope that this'is the start of a trend
toward more reasonable prices for meat. But, since we·
have no way to know for sure,. '!If• suggest that you
plan to enjoy your favorite cut of Safeway guarantffd
beef, fresh pork loins, and fresh fryers at today'I pric..; . . ,. ~
FRESH FRYERS
Otado "A" Whole Chkkw Undot 21'.ftss.
• lb.
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Beef Rib Steaks T -Bone Steaks " . 7 -Bone Roast Smoked Hams
c.nt•rCuts-usoA 93c shankPort10,.... ·33c larg~ End Cui. SJ 38 USDA Choke loo! $ t 78
°'°4c• ... f Chvclc lb. · Savory Flavor-lb. --
I ~ Boneless Roast Pork Chops · .
USDA Choke llfff $116 Rib End Cui. 88C
USDAChokoloof-lb -Agod.i..Trimmocl lb..L .. . Porte,house Steak · Top-Sirloin Steaks
USDA Choke loo! $188 -.leso-USOA $198
• Chuclc-TO Pot Roast lb. Pon fry or Broil . n.. .
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Aged & Trimmocl lb. Chok. loo! lb. •
Boneless Roast Breast of lamb
Shouldor~fdod1, $,, 48 ·usoAChokol,amlp 39c I Chuck) USDA Choo<f, lb. ldool F,a4rstvffing, , lb.
· :; Safeway Jacon ~ Pork. SauJale
"'.'$1i<~<t:fi;., ·;·; '·~~.99·~/ ·""l'l''"•h• · 1~&. 9c ,ouaµtr-Smok~ P.ll!j1 , . ~ Sm~od *•.II ' ..
Shtelll TlpSt..u .. ~
Fish Cakes <ii::::' •::: 39'
Cnalllld ClsldMa :::: ~ 48'
Buffalo Stoak.J .!. ::i: 99'
Uwer Siiuuite' ":::i."' ,.9a•
Sliced Bologna ':':1 ' . '/.:96•
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COoli..i ~ Fillets .. 91•
lailllMiw ,,.., .'::;, '/.:98•
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LARGE 'AA' . . " . . 66C EGGS ~ 'c":.L . '
Biscuits ·
Mn. Wrtthr1
Butter ..... 9c ''"" Shocly Lane-Or'llde 'AA'
HEAL TH & BEAUTY. AIDS
l!!.t11.~-~P.a 56' !!!~~~-a.·!! 36',
Breck Creme Rinse '~ 68J .i Pepsodent Toothpaste~ 56•
~ 8 Lavoris Mouthwash •:;r 99• t. Tegrin Shampoo '·'~~':"~g s1 1•
-.,.." 8 Gelusil Tabl,ts :ro 79• 8 Secret Deodorant .~':!.. 68•
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froth-Rich in lten,
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PEARL ONIONS GLAMORIZE OYSTERS
Oyster: Protein
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Packed in Shell
An amusing slogan created
by members of the Shellfish IDstJtute of North America
at.ates: "Eat Fish -Live
t.!',!:;,.Eat Oysters :-Love
.~~ the National· Mar-
ine Filherleo Service cannot l!ndorae their claim, tt doe<
bave more than a grain of
to recommend it.
II h well 1mown that fish
8nd shellfish do provide an
abundance of nutritional val-
ues as well as being great to
eat ~ eully and quickly pre-
pared.
Oysters In particular have
/q-beeu-noted for their-ex-
.fe!Ient taste and superior food
valuet. An emperor of ancient
Rome, VlteWus, attributed bis
. health and Yirlllty to the fact
that he consumed dozens of
oysters every day.
Whether this tale wu true is
Dot known, it Is true, however.
that oyaten are tender, tasty,
,llld tempting; and they ara 10
good for you that doctors Otten
Tecommend them in
therapeutic diets.
Oysters are easily digested
and are an excellent source of
high-quality protein p I u s
minerals and vitarplns re-
quired in the diet. They are
available ahU<:ked and ready
to use with no waste, and may
be purchased either fresh or
frozen.
Where else can one get so
much food value in such a tas-
ty little package? Oysters
cook within minutes and may
be enjoyed in myriad ways
such as-raw·on-the half-shell ;
cocktails; chowders; stews; or
In scalloped, baked, broiled,
creamed, ot fried entrees.
Probably the most popular
way ls frying the succulent
oysters tn a coating of crispy
cracker crumbs as in this
Oyster Fry recipe.
OYSTER FRY
1 pint oysters, fresh or
Jl'Oiell
2 eggs
2 tablespoons evaporated
milk
lf4 teaspoon salt
II cup flour
! cups soda cracker crumbs
in cup butter or margarine
II cup 'OIOking 'oil
'lbaw frozen oysters; draiq..
~ to(etber the eggs, milk and salt: '
Dip 9ysters int.o egg mixture
then llghlly Into flour. Dip Into
egg mixture agl\in and roll tn
cracker crumbs. Let stand 5
to 10 minutes before frying.
Heat butter" or margarine
and oil in 1arge · frypan over
moderate beat. Fry oysters,
turning once, 5 to 7 minutes
until lightly browned. Makea I
servings.
In Spanish Mold
Creativity Gels
Ever wonder what $25,000
tastes like?
Just ask Mrs. Virginia T.
'Smlth of Los Angeles. Her
recipe for Molded Sangria won
~the grand prize in the "Great
Jell-0 Ge la Un Recipe Swap."
l Mrs. Smith's Molded
llangrta was judged best of
,'9>.000 entries on the basis of
Orlglnallty an d creativity,
v11Ual appeal, taste, and ease
f preparation.
MOLDED SANGRIA
2 cups dry red wine
4 tablespoons cognac braody
1 tablespoon orange liqueur
3 whole ~loves
1 clnnambn stick
2 packages (3 oz. each) mix·
ed fruJt flavor gelatin
111 cups club soda
1 tablespoon lime juice
1 cqp orange sections •
1il cup thinJy sliced peeled
apple
Bring wine , brandy and
orange liqueur to a boil with
cloves and cinnamon stick in\&
saucepan. Remove cinnamon
stick and cloves and pour boil-
ing mixture over gelatin.
stir unUl . dissolved and add
club soda and lime juice.
Chill Wltil sllghtly tbickeoed
and stir in orange sections and
apple slices.
Pour into dessert glasses.
Chill 3 hours. ·Makes about 8
servings.
Side Serving
Mix chopped onion, cclery
and green pepper with drained
sauerkraut and dress with
vinegar, sugar and caraway
seeds. serve with roast beef
sandwiches.
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ROMAINE
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GOLD BOND-STEER BEEF
Boneless · CHUCK .
LEAN· slJI
ROAST Jbo
~FILLETS OF DOVER SOLE~11~
D WESTERN OYSTERS ... ; • :w B!r.. ·
D PERCH OR COD FILLETS.~~~ 79' • .'
D BREADED SOLE FILLETS.~: 89'1 ••
Bird Seed Avocados
F:s~49c CALIFORNIA /J, -LARGf 4 s1
FUERTE {T
.l FRESH ig,i;s •
oq>ks •. ~!:.S9~. cARaoTs2 :!i 29c ,....,_,,
D & PEPPER PlAITS '"'.?."4t. O OUTDOOR PWTS .m:::' .... 48' ..
e •BEEF
e • CHEESE
• CHICKEN
RUBBING ALCOHOL ••••••• ~ 19~
D DEL MONTE PEARS ••••••••••••• ~. 39<
D CHUNK LIGHT TUNA. ••••••••••• ~~~~ 42<
D CHEESE PIZZA ••••••••• .':":'':il-~ :':". 65'
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REFRIED BEANS ••••••• ~~. 29c ·
D DRE-I DA ONION RINGS .......... n~ 33'
D GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ":":~· •••• :::O::·~t::. 49'
D CRINKLE CUT POTATOES.;. ~'r~i=>· 55'
KING SIZE L & M'S:::::?fl..$3°9
0 DAIQUIRI or .MARGARITA MIX.:"'~ 27'
0 TURKEY ROAST.':".'~~:":':: • : ~ $3"
JOHlolllotf'I :.01tH-a.oZ. .-..
D CUSTARD or DUTCH APPLE PIE ..... 83"
Thrlltlinart
Meat Prices .
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"'--,. '~, .. ,""'""' ,..,,.,_~~ The Bon,,
D INTERNATIONAL VEGETABLES •••••••• 49'.
D CHINESE PEA PODS ... ::: rr:r~L'::':". 49'
D BREAOED FISH STEAKS -~ ..... 11 15
FRESH YOGURT.~~if.·:. 5 i $1
CAllMATKIM fllOZCW s D COD FILLETS ............ :.':'in\''.": .. 112
DBREADED .EISH STICKS ..... "7~&~~.1121
OPET R1'W BURGER ................ " ..... &9' " •••••• ';'~-.":!· ••••••
IRIS SODA POP ••••••••• ~. 1 Qc ~
D IMITATION ICE CREAM ••••• ~·:~59° .
D AEROSOL WHIP TOPPING •••••• ~~t:. 63'
D FRESH GRAPEFRUIT JUICE ••••• :':ol:'. 59'
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An tu<Uenl COll)binlllon.
;'t tab&elpooo.I butter .. ~ ' ~' \ab!-flour '· 1 t i cup mut . , , • ,y. ,;:am cr•ted ~ 1
1 dip crated (modlwi>.llile)
.,. lharp .cbeddar ~. 111>1
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• Salt and white pepper , lo
· taste •
' 3 boneleas skinlei1 cblcbii
breast halve1 (abo<lt< II
. • pound) cooked and a!Jced
inlo llrlpa .
I packa~e (lo ouncee) !roien • asparagus lpeAra (o6obd,
drained aiid bOt) • •
In a 1-quart,iauc,pen "er
low heat melt tile. butter: stir .... flour; ... ~., .. 1rom heat: ~y .;uriD'inuk. ~J!ins.
!J •• • I Cook, 1t1trtng · c;onstanUy,
over moderately low heat unJil
thickened arid bubblf' ••
oo· beat aUr In lemon riiid
86d cheese until cheese is
in'elted~ mis in ' chicken; add
aalt and pepper: reheat bill do not bqU. . · '
' .. Arrange. asplragu.1 spears
on plates; spoon sauce ·oVer
tbem. Serve at once.
'(If you· like,· the w.hoh
pockage of uparagusJmay. be
uSO!I for I aervinga: ·ln .• lhls
case a hl:lp!ng of .the ~hlcken
sauoe will be leftover.)
'Italian
;Influence
O[JVE allCKEN ' ~ . ' .
r .. ·MOZZA~
• · .Easy lo prepare.
.. 1/.f. .CUP flour
1;, teaspoon salt
~-4 chlCken breasts, spilt and
-... sldnned 8nd boned
· y, ·cup pllve or other-salad 1
oil
:• I cloiie garlic,. crushed ·
,.. · 1 medium onion, finely chop-"
.,. ped-'• · •.
· 1 can (8 lo I ounces) tliced
•. mushrooms, drained•. • 1 •
, · 1 jar (14 ounces) .spaghetti
sauce . . ..
'h teaspoQ.n oregano
l/i cup sliced pimiento-stuf-
fed ~n olives-. .,
1 pa~k8ge '(6' ouilc'es )
mo7.Ul'ella cheese slices
Combine flour and salt in
large paper bag; add h/'llflhe
chicken Ind 'Sl)ak~ 1.liitil coated: repeat wttli.rarnali\ing
thicken.
Jn. a, large skillet, ~rown
chicken in oil on both sides.
µ.r~. chicken, in ,,a 2-qu.art
shalToW baking di$h.'
Saute garlic and onioq in
drippings until onlOn is tender:
stir in mushr9Qm5, spaghetti
sauce_; ·oreg"no and olives. Top
·chicken w 1 t h tom.a to.olive
2.1au9t?. . , · cut ch.eese slices into strips
and. pl~ce on, top of rhicken.
·Bake in . 8 pr;ebeate~ .350-
~egree oven until chicken is
:tender. -30 minute's.
:«spice's Nice
· ~ "Prove It
~· Delicate flavor I
_!.EMOf'i GINGER MOLASSES
., Jlllf:AD. PUDDING
: 1 quart inllk
' 1:a·cup ·sugar
1-3 cup light molasses
11.i: teaspoon ginger
I t.easpoQn grated lemon
rind •''\ 0
1
1/4 ttaspoM salt l
1 tablespoon butter
4 eggs ·
3 cups drY bread cube's
1·3 cup raisins l
': In medium saucepan, scald ! milt: stir in sugar, molasses , f
ginger, lemw rind, salt .and ·, •
butter ' until blended. i
In large mliilg bOwl, beat ·
eggs ~ligbU~; gradually pour I
hOt milk mixture over eggs, 1 stirring Tapi<flY. I
Turn brcaa cubes a n d 1
raisins lnlo a buttered %<Juart •
Oblong baiting dish (12 x a x 2 I
inches) or similar utensil. !
Pour milk ml1ture over
bread and raisins and · 1e1
11and 10 lo 15 minutes: stir. ' •,pJace, blking •dish in • pan .
of bot water and bake in a pre. t
belted ~ oven until a I
fatj1e·tnoenec1 in center -1
QUI <Jean-.4$ to 50 mlnu~.
Serve warm or cold -:-• witli 1 l'!'MJ1lo • or mUk if you like. ,
~ I lo I oei;vings. .
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t• ' I Met for !WJCh. creamed i
ll1mon 1¢ mulhrooml serv· '
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I smoked or pickled tooeue
(about 4 pounds)
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lil a fork or sharp knile
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the tongue in cold water for a peel off skin. Trim away any
few hours before coqldna, but small bqne or membrane at
thif lsn' really neceaary. . tile ~ md. Slice and serve
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pot bjg '1'0lli-to hold It. Or, tongUe;ls lo be served
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remain there until cool. 'Each
rour~nce serving ls m
calories.
BAKED TONGUE
AND TOMATO SAUCE
Partially cook a beef tongue
by lht precedlns rule, for 2
hours. Remove skin.
. Place In a bakln~ dish with l
C\fps plain tomato sauce. '1J
cup·dry red wine, bay leaf. I
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oni<>n, ...i a sprtnkle of
sarllc sall and pepper .• Bake
at 350 degrees for one hour or
more, ~tll1ender.
Low • calorie mayonn,lse
tartar: sauce, French dressing,
cole slaw! For these and
mbre , Send a stamped , self-ad-
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to SLIM GOURMET SALAD
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Cfdwci Tun~'t¥to
cubes, discard . Brown meat in until hfat Is tender. Remove and caraway seed. t/3 cup seedless ralslns Add half the flour mixture to
bot ·fat in large skillet or co~er. Cook down slightly to Scant 2 cups sifted all-the crel.ll}ed m j x tu re
NEW YORK -"I'm the Dutch oven: remove meat , set reduce sauce (or add flour MAlllA'S KUGELHOPF' purpose flour aJtemately with the milk, then
taste director ! When theusis-aside. mixed tn a little cooled stock). (Coffee cake) I\~ teaspoons ba,klng powder add remaining flour mixture.
tant cheI works on the chef's Add onion and garlic to pan C.ook over low heat few 1 ~ ·sticks sweet butter ' Scant Z/3 cup milk 81end well.
day orr, I often have to tell drippings, cook few minutes, minu tes until thick and softened Cream together butter and Beat egg whites until still,
him how 1 want 8 dish to look· over low fire. Add paprjka and smooth . Taste to oorreCt 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons sugar until smooth. Beat egg fold into fiOUr-butter mlrtu.re.
or taste. Then I let him fuxl ~AA""' stir to bl nd seasonina•, Serves &-10 with fi I yolks until thick and lemon-Pour batter into wel1-greased out how to do it," Baroness caraway ~. e · O"' 1nely granu ated sugar Add tomato JS8ste, water (or dumplings or bolled potatoes. 3 large egp, separated colored; beat into creamed kugelhopf pan or ring mold.
Maria von Trapp said. beef broth), salt and pepper. Garnish with panley. 1 teaspoon finely grated mixture, along with lemon Bake in preheat~ 3 5 O
Maria, the real Maria of the Return meat to pan. Cover, For a nice louch, add 1"1 lemon rind rind, almonds and ralslns. degrees oven 1 hour or until
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famous Trapp Family Singers cook over low heat. stirring teaspoons grated lemon rind 1/3 cup blanched w h. o l e Sitt together flour and bat-cake tes'ter inserted in center
in the film, "The Sound of _<JO~fle~n':_, '."fo~r ~·bou~l_.:l~'h'_h~oulll'r'.:'.'·:..:o~r-"to'...gou~l"'.ash:".'...'.a".'lon"':g~w'.'.'itb~pa'!'.p~rlk~a'.____:•".'.lmo~n"':ds:__ _____ in"':g~po'.':w'.'.'.d~er'..:.;_:dl".'v'..'.id'.'_'e~ln~ha~!f::_._"'.com~es~o".'u"..t '.:cl"':ea".'.n:._. ________ _:.___'.MA'.".:'R::l::A~von::__T,::R:::A:::P_.:P ____ ~:; ~1 u s i c," talked about her 1_
"~pectator cook" activities at
the Trapp Family Lodge in
Stowe. Vern1onl.
She was on a short visit to
New York and quickly assess-
ed her cooking talents:
"I wouldft't say I'm a good
cook, but I like to experiment
;ind find out how thir<gs are. l
really like to have sornebody
else do my cooking.
"We h3ve a chef, an assis-
tant chef, a pastry chef and a
breakfast Chef at the lodge."
The Trapp family has clung
to many of their native
Austrian foods and serve
many family favorites to
guests in their ski lodge.
Their beautiful desserts, all
Austrian classi.cs, rich with
oqdles of beautiful whipped
~' sweet butter, glace
fruit and nuts, are particularly
pQpular after busy afterooons
of cross-country slding.
.Maria has a real sweet
tooth.
>'We have Sacher Torte
(chocolate cake made in
layers spread with apricot
jam covered with chocolate
icing), Lin7.er Torte (swe,t
pastry made,witb ground outa,
filling of red jain and latticed
top) and a host of small
pastries. ·
"My favorite aesserl is a
rum torte.
"Kugelhopf, a pastry made
in a flattened conic~! form,
patterned with splraI grooves
on the side is so typically
Austrian that the minute a
gUest arrives we serve him
sOme with coffee.
"And we have many kinds.of
strudels, from apple , to the
pOppy seed variety. The real
secret of making apple strudel
is using only really sour ap-
ples, Greenin g or Mcintosh are both delicious." .
,Maria von Trapp has few
r~grets as she looks back on a
very full and busy , lileJ The
family .hns no intention of ever
reorganizing the family choir.
'"f.hat happens only onee.
There would-be too much com·
paring and that wouldn't be
fair ."
Maria laughed about 'the
r~tssue of the movie "The
Siund of Music,'' com·
men ting:
"For the most .part the
movie follows our true life
story, but the're"!re, 'of iloltrse,
a few Hollywoodisrps! I would
never advise an;,.:one who has
to flee. to do so singing !"
Maria's sense of humor may
have much to do with her
youthful appearance. She skis
every d.~Y· in the winter and
goes hnrse back riding in the
ummer.
'\Ve have a big deer pond in
, 'voods. J swim there In·
. , id of in the swimming pool
.e built for the guests . I start
!owi nming in May while it is
still cold. I'm 68 years old and
amazed because many times I
can stand much more than the
fi>mg people.
"I don't blame them -they
a ·generation born after two
WOrld wars. All they hear and
see is crime.
~·1 had the luck to grow up
in an undisturbed time. All l
knew was swimming, hiking
and being happy making my
own good lime. It was before
TV and movies. of course.
:"I think I have more
stamina from way back, so I
can run longer or faster than
tlfe average young person."
TRAPP · FAMILY AUSTRIAN
GOULASH
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4 tablespoons lard (o r
shortenlng )
3 large yellow onions. peeled
and thopped
2 small cloves gar I i c.
cru~ed
2 tablespoons paprika
;11,1l teaspoons caraway seed
2 tablespoons tomato paste
About 2 cups water (o r beef
,: broth)
2 teaspoons sail
Freshly ground bl~ck pep-
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tabJesPQOn flour , optional
Fresh minced parsley, op-
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19c ~ pound less than regular
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As much protein per
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If you m.ake your burgers thick,
they'll.fry up thick. Not away.
Super Burger is actually juicer than
regular ground beef. At the.same time,
Super Burger stretches your food
dollar with a higher yield of
nourishing food per pound.
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If you make a meatloaf. with Super
Burger, it will taste like· you expect
meatloaf to taste: Since Super Burger
tastes so good, your spaghetti will
also t~ste like you expect it to.
i\n4,Y.our chili like your chili.
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in the meat' ca:se. Because
that's w1'.ere it .
. , belongs: l\rtd you'll find
· . it only at Ral~hs. ..
" Now you can"save money
on the burget You were .
goil}.g,~? buy to :S.a,ve money.
Super Burger. ·' ' .
It's one rpore thing that-makes the
Super niark~t super.
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~hr,ifty €ooks Take Stock of Chicken
EDITOR'S NOTI : Thf.t u nothing to cooklnf bu1 !Ire lo-11111 other kitchen odds and
the flr•I In a ,.t'ft, of thl'C< surance while good, rich ...._ ends wbld> we normally
arjjcl., "" U., preparation con provide body u well u dloeatd, wind up, lnslead In
CHld • of ltoc]c in <W1l" flavor to stews, IOUps, pot tier ~ a r t
day cook,i1111 bJ 11'illlam J .roasts, uuctS and gravies -receneratod to -bor Dun11,i autl\Or of "Out of the even to fish and vegetables In future cookln1.
broth.
Many~-··· ... make .. ._ -almost """1 dme Ibey ,.... chlck«I
and there ls uo atoot wler to
prepare ,... -In coot. Herc's a lllllple lonnula lo try
Turn the ftre low and add 1 te-of salt, a hall-doaen peppercorns, a bay leaf and a
ceoerous pinch ol thyme.
Cover the pot, place It over
lht. lowest possible fiamo and
let It simmer for three houn.
cbeMecloth, whlle sun warm,
14 remove the -11111 !lntr partlclea.
Stoclipot. •' • , many ~.
Th Fr h II .1''r ds"cle•' The use of stock in everyd•y KEEPS WElL
Pour It Into a quart lies
jar, or equfvoltnts, and allow
tt to cool completely before
cappins and nftlgeratinr.
e enc ca 1 · on i.1 .. ,.. • bably h the -time yool ..... rout chtckm:
. You, ahouk:I. have at least a
WW Pill ~ of ljqufd Nm8tnlng. If FAT LID coo-.. JS pro t • • Fortunately, with -cuisine -llterall~. baae of -teat I I .,u ___ _
cooking -and i llavexae•er between .:. ~~ nll'lloratloo, tht ~
known a belier definillOll of tltcbla and..,....,,,_ bopMwUe call Uepf aupP11it
stock . It adds lll '111eFreochbousew!fo, for -perlodl ~~!!er ~.~':ro!i:', 11J>iean,, Is-~ !lul\ ln-• ltbout spO!lqt, and !he coot
Water can c ont r lb u t1e = :: ;,:o ~~"':;'. ~~i";.l: 1::... U.:
Save evvy --awry plale Cl! ,.or table u wtll u
*'l-bits al oklli and IJ'll!le. Adi to lbem aey para ol tbe
oripaaJ. bird you may not have
-. -u the neck, all
or -fl! the gtblets.
Now add llx <11p1 of water letl,~ some Wiier ml llfm· -~·-onion bal ed ...j mer aoother ~ mlnuks. ... .......... • v 'Ibo resullilc lloiot should
studded Jrith lour cloves; ~ ~ tl\rouall 1 _....
carrot .... llalk ol celery, to ......... the -
both chunked, .... bring to • 11111 vecotablts, lllen -
boll. lluoutb I fine !d<we tr I bit of
If u,.e 'ls IQ)' flt In the
•lock (aa4 !llwt should be ), It
will rile the top wbil• cool·
Inc IDd aelldlly w b • n
roll1pralad, fonnlll( .. air-
tight au!. .
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At Ralphs when the rost of meat gdes do~ we pas.s the sav:inguw_.t.o you. Last week the
wholesale priee of.beef.-and frYers wa8 low:ered by a few .cents a po~~, anq you'll find lower meat
prices where the reductions apply. Shop with eonfidenoe· 4t.Ralphs, with Economical Meal Makers,
Super Burger, and a price policy tjiat will help you live with th~. ~t of living.
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INTitOOUC'TOIW Itta DELICATESSEN DEPARTMENT
R---121"°" " Clmsa ' i
A IP~INATION O' IWJtHt GROUND llO AND aov ,AOT!IN, ~ ., lb. -~Bl ·Pizza : '"'· ft& .83
U ID A Gr8de A-F191h llMf-IMICut
l!' LOICar May•r-All lffftit . °" All Meat Bolodna . Uoa. 1,09
Soulllet'n
Fttyars ··:~~b. .•.• 39
MEAT MASTBI MEATS
.New Yark ~ . . v~P:Ck·"" u ... 1.23
Steaks bontl• .. ""1 ll98 ·Aiie;f e;;;. -·.·~ .73 ~ . .... ... ,_. ~ 39
U.SJ).A.GrodeA-D••--45· Shrimp orl'lrtlr sauce ......
, ~!,F~ ,.,~ a.• . A:gul:°....,; ,.,, .13 .
98 Fryer Backs'N,Necks ..-.18 -..... ~._.
lb. • Lue:a-............... . CQm Oil r.'lllQlll(le . , .. .43
1·18 Slicedpacon ' ..... -,98 ""''1-Co<g-... Dllll'lllft!trot. ... • . Sliced Ham FrnhFlllttol 1 26 · QI' IOL a
n.. 1.16 Rock Fish .. • ·---··... 39 ''""..,.... 1 l:ft Safflower Margarine , n.. • 1 09 Rex Sole (, llo. oU.. AIR-Pl•-27
lb. • ~/QUOR DEPARTMENT Jotlnson Yogurt .... ~ 1 88 100th Annl.,.,..ry-8ew1 aoo '"'°"' a Cr••!l'f Jr'I •
i11.-' ~ .... t "" . . Ral.Pfls Cl'aam Ch1111 ·1oa. .. , ·..: .• 98 ' Ch -·i ' 7 I ' HOUSEHOLD VALUES . -
WaterA.S.d-Porklll:oWll1r 8111P811118 WearEv•r--Chef a.vocadot<Gold 79 I .• . -7' 1 98 Smoked Picnic n.. , . Teflon Fry Pan .... , •
Delld.u11molled "'"°' · ah k , 89 -LakealllN Qin or " ltllnlte1 ltffl ...,. Fully Cooked Ham~. n.. , 'Sandnl,Vodkll .,.. 2.98 Vegetable Stelm Baslc!lt 1.88 ·
HOf'IMll8r1nd-1201.Pkg. 1 Oli RO,alRtflJrnif.-.... FerLettenora.lllb-,_..._
Waler ll'lln Bacon ,., • frJ1ported SCotch . llM 3.. . Plastic Fiie Boxea •JI' 2,88
Chu C1M1 lrMd plahl'Of 1 ..:::: ... 'lloQtclak' Canadian a 91 PfHllc-TWlll a.;,.. .. V..
Egg.Rolls -la. .c.u ~ Imported )Yhlsky llflll , • Jee Cube 1hlya ~.89
· iTHIS IS RALPHS SUP~R CENTURY'1873·1973
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Frt1h, DIMrt Grown
--lib. "''"' -... Grapefruit ... h .49
Northwfft Newtown ..
· PlpP,n Apples "'"" .18
C1llfoml1 '""' Avocados
Swut.JUICJ
Valencia Oranges ,.. ... 17
ei;~·-r 1"'-.::r .11
f_,,,C ... LatollJ-.
Celery -.18
-·28
-FLORAL DEPARTMENT ~
4• ,0; Grow \bur Own
Hvbrid Jumbo Pansies -.48 I:.._~ Colo'8-4"Pott
l'J1ml'088S --.48.
BAKERY D.EPARTMENT
-°'-·~ .... -· .. .,....., ' ~ .Bread :::..31 -·· Aalph•-Plal• or Marb6e
Pound cakes ..... .12
R--....... -U .... ed
Angel Food.~·' -= ,&& .
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Goldll :: .11 Corn 1i,: .18
. HE LTH & BEAUTY Affl . FR~EN FOOO. ' , PANTflY FILLERS HOUSEHOLD NEEDS ] ~r~i~~ ... ;..19 ;:::~ ".: .11 ~c:;n.. ~ .89 ~.,;;~-... ~ .21 ·
•-"=""'orU.-.nMd . .~ 81 .......,.. nltl:u. •· .,,_.,._..._ ._ 0"7 ,.,WhhfW."'9t a~ ,·41 .1\111M11:api•ll SPl1Y -• ' ' Mlttranl l Bfllt .... • s.vwi Up -,,, Purex E'l11i:h L+_;:~_,;;;;;;;...i::;oll • _ _,._.._.._ .... 1 68 ' -MoW I ,,.. et ·---·-11-. 49 ~°"-'---HllrCdor "' , GntpeJulc:e · .,. oC.I CollleCN-"', WlndowCI•• ..... ... . '"' 1 48 ....... ,.,.... 71 ............ -.... 67 &;::y'!.'!t'<"?'l"I~ ' j I Free Booklet ~ ~Hair Net ..... • Cttocol8'e c.i.' . .... • w1111111 OI ..... • :1111'1:1'1 • ~ 78 ~._.. 47 ._.......... 89 .,. __ -·"'•••-•-· g.,......,, ~ClpeulBI :: • -ye'/t91111il11 '~::: • --lb ":::-, SUplrCIHIW lllVIMlllli9i l'VRM klMIC"u.c • ..-u-.119 ~· 100L 11 l!!llfCtoeUt_,...,,... 11 86 ~~r. bf ' .. ~ .... ai Hllr&pnrf -~ e.•°'*'11 ' .... • ClllBMlx ::-• r.xlcltJ 11• • By Mirtha Randall --•-•.,. , nit --Z8 --'-!'t!~ J 17 ~~-'l"J'!lt,. ~lphf Home Economist • H•lcl.l.,!Jllon l .,; '"' Qnf111nit Juice •.,:; • lnl ... CCllMe •;; • uiPa u.rw AValillble Now at All Ralphs ,_ __ ,. ,.,., 71 __ .....,_ · -... 1 • __ ._ . • .. 149 •le<J-l'!PI
' • bapltalltyPenteni lllitlllConcllloner ..... • · .S.IAgtPlrra ;.., • GtwlOlll~ -. Rug~
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~.• =· ..... 86 -· ao.:;1.48
Prle•• elfec!W• ll•rch a lhru Aplll 4 ~ 'I ' ' .
HEALTH & 'BEAUTY AIDS FROZEN FOOD PANTRY flLLERS ' . HOUSIHOLD NEEOS ---·:: .. ~ .. ,;;, ~AT --•.:a -•.::11 D:e.l~ •.i: .17 .:.:1.17 --R---.:: 1.00 ..... -;...
,,.....,....,.. ____ .......... ~ --.. ~.n l<acll'1Chocolat01 ........ Eagl91<a ... Mlll M.: .. •,; .. 'AJ"T.'.;.i.. .. CZ. !'JA7
. •.:1.11 . ··-ta,: AT -.. : ... -,....: .t• ---.: .11 --•_:,71 ··-.,.."' ~-......,_ Qranut-loap
-: t.oe M.:till:' ' =.at --=.-.11 -·.: .t7 ..... •.: .11 --::t ... 11-wll~ T-Paate --~ .... Watwloftan•r
:r. ... Pi.Ci:--'::'; .. A 7 •; 111 ':.:.---•.:.11 -·-~ 2.'71
....,._.....,.CllM •.:.as ll'nCerell lllCDrtftkl QNllftdCOllH faclllTI-
'~t.t• ~ .:..n --:: ... --::M --·.:: a.ii
__ .. -=· a.-Col!M -llllol>IH .. ~-D"""""
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1W.P11S STORES ARE L8CATED AT: 380 E. 17~ ST .. COSTA MESA; 9901 ApAMS BLVD., UTllGTON BEACH; 16471 S. BROOKHURST, WESTMINSTER;
lAGlllA llLS, M117 PAS£ll DE VALENCIA 1721117tlt ST., TUSTll 401 "-LOAllA, ANAHEIM ' STOWE HOURS: S..10 BAlY, 9-9.
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Parts ·"
Al lq ...... ..i ls not
broken ()'ou dlacl1d thll lot
when ,... .. the -. ol
oourae) the -wUI ttnllln In the nfl'tpral<!r r..,1wo «
t hr. ·~r.:•k • w 111u\it deterlora .
'rt can 1bo be frozen, l:IJt
that shouldn't be.......,..
You wUI find yooir, u-
petimenl hat mranled ,...
with at leut a quart ol atock,
•• rich tt wUl probably jell fllr
the coat of I lwldflll of
vegetables.
Thia ii an autbrentlc
Ja-redpo for preJIOllnc
lhrtmp that ls both dollcleul
and I bit out of the ordinary.
Like 11"51 Crlental dlabes, tt
should not be •• .-.
JLUWWIZ
(J1pe7 1 se SMtm•>
3tobl-oll 1 amall onion, minced
11> pound raw aplnllCb,
coonel7 l<n Ii pound mlllhrvoml, aUced
¥1. cup aoy 11uce
~cupchJCkeoatock
1 teaspoon 11.1111
11> llOWldl raw 1lllllnp,
peeled IDCI de-viDed.
Heat the oil, add the -
and let It aolten. Add the
spinach, muJhrooma, I 01
sauce, and tbo stock mind
with the ,..ar. Simmer over a
low flrt tmtll the "lolabltt
start to wilt, then add the
shrimp.
Cook over the low !!rt for
about 10 mlnutell, .,. untll 1111
shrimp are cooked. llamlDlbe
ii eacelleot with rice.
Apples
Baked
Golden
Havt_ )'OU ·-triad batlnc or ""'*1111 Golden DeUcloua ~ apples are """°1 thoutthl of u "eat!D(' opplea,
and of ....... they .,. dola.>
table -...i u 41.
But tbo7 .. alao •lilaloltlf
dellcloul -.... -treatment -bUfaJ -In
lhl oven« ;s•·"' top of the ..... oal
. their delldk •
If you . try tht !Ollal!lllC
rtclpe you llt,I~ to .... thue Baited , !)el...._ !r1: wl\b -l!kd ~ "'11·' bro:r k~"r llldu,,:1,"'11
If lll'-·1 lritb Yf1lt mt11u, don't belltoto IO offer
the •win lot ~ :with •
aoft cuatard sauet.
llADD GOU>l!N
DZUCIOIJI APPi.ii
I Golden Delicious ai'l)lea
~:.L:butlot
Salt .
CfnDalnon
II cup water
WUll Ind core 1pple1
without cutllnfl I b ~• • l h
bk>laom end. Pare aboul 1 ln-
chel ol peol, from a!em iQd.
Place appfe1 In a rec-
"llflllar bikini dlllt Into
wblch they flt \llth a Ul!lir
spsce belften them. 'FU! uch cavity with the'
1u1ar and d<¢ with the bulter.
8Prlnkle lllhlY with sall and cinnamon. l>.ur wat« aftlllDd ,
1ppl11.
Bake UDClOVered In • ....
-1-.rae ..... IJllll1 tender-46 mlnutes to I ho\lr, =::n'l'..i ..,toll atae..J....•Pf!:
tines are lriler!ed bul they
aboUid not Iola theft llblpe;
baste aeveral tlm• dla1DI
baklnl. , . I
&!M with pcrll: cllopa and
llnk-tlfl• port ......... If
you like ,... Cit! lop ~ IOI>'
pl• with. a llt!lt cnam ..,. wbJpped wltll • $lie 116-:
que!<lrl at j bll>a -and 1
1omlah""" ~ aprlp. '
Add ~illip
'n · Fill Up
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l labltl-llJad I.ii I
l t•l11poaD t1rr1101 \l:.aupr I
II teaapoon prep1rad
tmlllard I ~ tellfOOO salt I S llblespoona mayon ... i.
IV. eupa diced \lllPMlad rod Del~ apple ~ cup 41cec1 ce1e<1 I
lllluy cnene ltld pa~
ID a medium mllfnC oowl
with a fork or whlak. -
toflethe'l' the oU, vl~..'J.
sugar, ~' ult I"'" mayoonalse. Adel al>DI~ W
calery ...r mix wtll-Garll1*
with salad (l'tenl and llll'lnkl6
with paJlr!U. ~ i ~
1ne1.
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Store
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1. Bread
r NEW YORK (UPI) -
Wheat-growing Kansas bas ~ been called America's bread
~ basket, but New York ls a
·~ contender for the title.
More than JOO dlffer"11
l<lndi of bread and rolu are
ba.bd daily ln the five bur-
roughs md h• suburbs, md
molt of. them are available in
• single departmelll ·-00 Ma.abattaa's east side.
~ Everything from familiar
homH!yle white bread to
· unusual loaves ahaped like
• wheat a t a I k s , mushrooms,
• turtles and 1Uigators occupy a
; »foot.long coonter In Bloom·
ingdale'• food department.
• Norwegian Christmas bread
<ailed julehka u llOld there
the year round. It'a llJllced egg ! br!ad contalnlng candled fruit.
Tiler<'• ral1ln pumpemlckel
lnlm a bakery In I h e
llul)gl!ian -ol Manha!·
Ian, pollO. COD clccoll, or
Italian pOl1< bread containing
pott <ncldlop and cracked
I pepper, and· lllree lllul llld
two varletiel of a flat, dl1e-
lbaped loll blown .. biblical
.. bmd, blb1 bread or uta,
( depllldhtC on siie and in· ..-..
1be bftad collectJon WU the
brain cldld of food department
-Robert A. Gwnport, : w!to ipOl!I a yur locating lllJ>-
plien. All but two aro In New
I Yort C\ll' or within an 80 mile ' 1-ol II. The e1COptlom
•• .,. -.. in ran. anc1 San , Franclaco. biiCh o! 1fhlch ahlp
'-byalt.
\·• In an lntenriew, Gumport
~-alil the c<n>!pl of an ethnic
';o lqid ......... otemihed ln>m
; a ~ trip dur1ng'wbich he
Wiied : bakerle1 and bake lbol>o In Europe. He liked
what he UW but WU reJuc--
taol to open me tn..Jlte city "'°"' ethnic bakers .,. found In Jlmoll every neighborhood.
"I tald the president (ol
Blomnlngdale'1). 'I don1 want *1 part o! It. It lookl like a .. ta.I loier .' ..
But' the ei:ecut!Ve insitted: • 1be'counter ~ aboot two . yNh .,., and ln just ooe day
' ll• IUPllliDtecf Che prevlom
.. 1 departtnent _ leader tn In-
~ dlridulll dally sales transac-
tb.. n flu held tbat position ew!J~"'. . ...
Dollar soles and the total
mnnber of loa•es and rolls
-sold are a · trade secret, but
the bread obviously Is a ma}or
tourist attraction as well as a
Jales leader.
: Gumport aald visitors have
Included a French bakers'
· trade orgtnlzatlon on a WW' of
the United Stata. A similar
Dutch ll'OOll baa written to
SIJ 11'1 comlni· the questlon most often asked ls: I•
"How can you be this busy
when everyone'• on a diet?"
Gumport thinks that's an ex·
aggeration.
"Far from it.'' he said.
"People like 1o ind 11 I g e
t.berMelvea."
: The most popular varieties
• Include Irl•h IOda bread and
: marbl~ twist. The latter is a
~braid of dark Russian
·: pumpernickel, light Danish
; pumpernickel and German
rye.
.'fbe moot spectacular look-
ing loaves are an 18-lnch tall
mushroom bread and a three-
' fout·long challah, or Jewish
· braided egg b<tad. Tbe giant
: sizes are baked only on order
• but regular loeVOI of both
{ varieties 8!"e stocked daily.
: At $35, the big mu!broom ~ loaf, a wOOle grain bread, is J the single most e1pe.nsive one
) available. Like the turtles and
J &Dipton, mushroom brl!ed is ~ popular as a tabte centerpiece.
,• It's baked by a fonner New
York advertlslni man who left
the city for a quieter Ille in
; tbe country. Tbe nptllian
loaves are fron'l a Franco-
• American bakery In Manhet-
·: tan. .
·: Gumport recalled ooe Con-
; necll°'!t i..teH )Vho onlered ~ 13 of. th'e 1 $35 loaves for cen-
• terpiecel and "18ller ones to
: give u aouvenlri at a charity
:, party. i' The largetl b<tad order to
-,.. baon fl,IOt wortb. Cf what <(umport called "21' 1ta-
tim wagonstul." Although the
< ' ~ does noC usually deliver
l bread, It made an ettepllon ~. tor this order from another
-"' • lunck-alstJli por-ly.
G"""""1 IOl<I U>e stalkxl
-...... bl• and hi5 ' ...,_,&. 'lbe halt WU a
Voltsnren. driwa by the
=·~~~~ •Manllatt.lt lo lead the ny. • •
, Cola Gelled
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VOllS VALUE PRODUCE
De11rt Gr1ptfrult ';:i': • 16'
Lar&e Avocados ~~';J9' ·
Fresh Grffn Beans '= .29' ,. . "
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' I fXTIA fN'ICY ~ swm N" J.JtCY • WM1.-•. ,,...~..,,.,.;;awo __ ,,,, __ ,..,.., .. ...,,...
Sunklst Lemons .10'
Golden Dtllclous Apples "'~"" .. 25'
Fresh Artichokes :~~':': .29•
Hot House Rhubarb
' In the Nursery
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Bloomlnf Sun Azaleas , '.:::"~ • 99'
Fresh Cili Pom Poms "=..%."" 79'
Vons own bolctry, fresltnest, quo/ity,
telection .
Danish BuHtrfllts
Granolf Bread
Vons Cake Donuts ~.~ \i:""' 63•
14 Karat Cup. Cakes
FROZEN FOODS
Stock ·•P on tho1• &.71 and lrfflf ,._
loocl <0d1.
69•
rAU,fi'JE'MiMA'wAFFLEs43'"';!
UGHT H' fU..fFY l'KG llfAKfAST 1"'AT 10 OZ :!!]
_.,WU flll!JUl!lr = fi MtiJ.~""'111""1 ., ... ,191l2 ..
Celeste Cheese Pizza
Celeste Sausa&t Pina
1-(.lT N'IAT
lO OH•G.
lfA.tfAN amr
ll Ol flKG
""""' Sara L11 Lasapa 12 Ol PACIAGI
Morton Macaroni • Cheese ~
L09
1.29
99'
22'
HEALTH& BEAUTY .
Compare our low pri<et wifll wherever
,,.. rltop now.
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Pro Toothbrush "°'"" °"N 49', . T~SS
J•J Baby Shampoo "'°' 92• ,.(it tOTTlf
Gl11m. II Toothpaste MG S.Ol Tl* 53• ..ct llt °"
•Kotex Tampons llKil.AMI Ot MU 1.29 'AOfAGl Cl' «)
~G1uEnE _1AzoR aLAots
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_.STANIS$ 5 er ~ oc:x•.r EDIJf "a • ~
Scope Mouthwash -· 69' >OZ "'"11
I ·l~Day Vitamins """"' 1.66 K>T'Ttfet' ..
layer ••plrf n ..... , ......... 86· "'"", ... •
Body an l>todorant _.,. 13' l .OZ CAN
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'FACIAL
TISSUE
LJ.DY SCOTT
BABY
FOOD
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JAR
WEST·PAC
VEGETABlfS
PfAS-CUT OOllN
MIXB> VfGfT All.IS
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aw selection ortel lizer odd up to
~for -;Oii' lor 7ou., •. •
Ktlnt To'mat~. $oup ·~ ~I'
NBC Salflnt Cr"kers ;,,~ 36•
Vons Bever•&•• '!~ :::.~ 5/'1
~•am Whip Toppin& :.-OJ 49'
Kerns Whitt Yln111r :0~~ 23' . ,
Chill· Con Carne =--~ ~ ' I \. l ' ..
Chuck Wa&on Do& Food ,:;,::g
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Wll•hlrt Swelt Plckl~• ,,..,. 69' ....
L&M Cl&artHes ll:Nl SIZI! . 3.16 Rtllli <-"'""
Morehouse Sal1d Must1rd 24:0l 29• .... ' ·•
Stuff n' S1oti . "*'* flOM ~ lfNS 39' AH'ttllolE 5Tl.HN) 6-0Z l'ltG
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USDA Choice Rump Roasts -::i .. I 9
Cuter Cut Chuck Roasts · 'W' l
Boneless Routs ": "'. u .49 I
1 USDA CHOiCE ~ BBC
CllUCK·Sl\AKS · t1 ,. jj •
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Fa~<John Sausa&• ·ri:r;~,; lf' Tid• Dtttrient '""""'""' 2.29 t«:U.Of5 '°' Off
YIYl'.Fltsta. Towtll ;;Z~"";'=-31•
Johnson• l:ttllon· Pl1d1• <;:,= 11.29 •
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atound Tark1y?M1it : 111:.~
Blad Sandwich Ba&• ':',~::l:" 45• -. :: · •, · ~
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Budret Pack Envtlop11 i:g::,;:: 31• · 1 , DOUB · "."''. t.'.' . i it • t. ,... I· ~ ,, ,11 , I , I 11tutcH1P s1AMk .~' r .. ; WINES ' a SPIRITS
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I\. u 1 .... ::..-:.~~. VONS ;J · .... ~::~:=:1 ' Royal .Velvet Vodka .=::=.m.3139
Royal' Vilvtf S9otoh ~:!',."!,.,. 4.39 -
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M1c11u.r·,PV1n1 shrlinp =-~ .. 1.a9 :.r::,:r :~.::;:-... '.. 1 · • 1 1 · . at REG Pric•,o 1
Easttni Solt Fiiiets
Fancy Turbot Fiiiets
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• Choppttl Danish Ham , ~
" Jerstymald Soar Cream li ~ ~ .
BuU11a Slkld Meats
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lboar lllr• Smlktt Ullka '::: 1.89
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GM MM< Dog foodu...., .... 1 ........... , •• ,$3.7~
Crilco Shoe ........ WOflAU kl (#1 ................ 99c:
MC...., or en..!Ly '-"1..,_.11or,.. ....... $lc
~Of n.. Seo Ugh! o.m , ................ 4$<
Bl.LE I Bl.L f. j Bii f.: Bi.If:
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Ong ffM fabric SoftW.1io.t1.tl .... 7.Ql •A., •• .,.111,· 99c
CC1lgon louquOt Wat• $of1-. ,.,..,.,. ... ~,..f-·6.lc
JllJ Toa.t TiuMe •"*' NiCllfllal: ••• , ••••• .,.. ••••• _.,. ... "'3c
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~-up cherry gelatin 3 ~031 : .ii. i ;·an: rir&. Ca~istrano Beach
. , 5922 Einger Ave., ·it ~. Hutil&tDD ._
• ' · laguna HIS Pim. B T1r9
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RIPE ·-Wt. ..... 25 .....
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SPINACH . ~~~lt 3 • IUNCHD 291-~
WEL t: TltlMMEo..::MORE MEAT TO. EAT . . -
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LUX .L'9UID
DETERGENt
GINGHAM
PAPER ' .
TOWELS
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MA"DALAY ·
PINEAPPLE ..
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U.S.D.A. FOOD COUPONS ••
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STAMPS
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Oscar Mayei, 8 oz , .. all -t or
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Stock up on FrCR n Food specials this week at El Rancho! . '
Main 'courses, vegetables, desserts ... have-some on ha d
for those in-a-hurry meals!.A full freezer is a freezer full f
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Vegetables for PIES · for
G I/ l I -Cut Beam, Cut Com, Peas & Carr0t8, Morton's-29 oz package, ready·t~ S"ansonJ!.~ade with Starkist rocery I' a UeS. Mixed Vegetables, 20 oz. pkg. heat and serve! i..;.;, .. ;;· 8;,;;;oz~kg..,s. --~~+ ..
... ,-R-E-SH--6--· -:5-· -'.~.t'.ci,re;"i!~i'a ": 59:c· ·strawbe ·r·~;:;i:~'. ·65~·: · c & w Vegetah!.~s 9c ~Glf'S . . ( ,_ 'Gind'a ;,;;&ouhce8 big! ,,. ~.·« ... ·~.\!Pringfiel~·.,, ~.; @...-.pkg. • • · P.ea PoQ., reg. oc,with Cheitnuts oz .
' ..'! lix}~aJ;,.'rge'G~t'A{\",...µ.aJlyfresh!" "'i' ,_lf l . ~ .. ( !j, .. ·:~:' -,', '.·-\i(Jp,l!"'~nl,p ' ,,• .'< • , "-Ule , ~!'C es ~ ..... , .. ( ·• "· . · .... i,;i; a·~· a·nfi·· .. _\ 49¢·r~~:·i,~-::.i:'ruic ".~·: · •· '49c f. <n·Lt1·:... h ' 9c
' ' • • .. "· ~ Ore1lda-fioz ... .' any-i!me! , •, 1:. Jli14"0)!e 9"~ ,~P.~! .. ;J, Weight Wai,here,f9<,c<JlllroU8oz
Cheese Spread.'. .. _49c Stewed Totnato-~ 23c,, •. '! Frerit1'1Fli.eS'-·~· .. ·; 43c ~· :>.:if.foieri Waffles,': 39t' Bridgelord Bread · 3c
Bake in the)>ox! bib. package Lower in fat ... Big Z .•• 8 oz. pkg. Springfield-ripe, flavorful! No. 303 .Q~Jda-2 lb.pkg. Crisp them! Aunt Jemima Butt!lrmilk-9 oz. . .
'.ti' ... Sliced Swiss ...... 9gc Margarine ......... 27c Macaroni ·_& ,Cheese 39c Pie Tarts .... 4 ... s1 · .. Island Inn Mixes . 3c
Pepperidge Farms-5 klnds-5 oz. Daiquiri or_Margarita-6 oz. Gr~at. cheese from Cache Valley-12 oz,
" .: Knudsen Salads .. 39c
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Potato, Macaroni, Slaw, Carrot-pint ·
Liver Sausage .... 59c
Choose sliced or chub-Jones' 8 oz.
'Liquor Dep't! ,
FOUR
ROSES
Save I. JO on premium Blend-quart
Early Times .... $ J l 98
Straight whiskey-half-gallon value!
Smirnoff Vodka SJ0 69
Save 1.20! 80 proof . ..,. ha.1£.pllon-~ • .,...
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Brandy .......... s399
· ,_ Jacquesl;3pnetr-f°': s_ippin'! f)f~~ .
~>Italian SwissWlneis 199
.. , Pink or Qol~ Chablis ..• half-gallon
New! Mrs. Jo'ilbert'• Golden! 1 lb.
M J B Co.ffee . . . . s2 59
'l'hree pound can for savings! '
M.D.
TISSUE 39~
Four roll paCk-colors Or white
Tide Deterg.ent ... s239
Big 10 lb. home lau'ndry size!
Top Job .......... 59c
Handy household cleaner •.. giant size
Sandwich Bags ... 33c
Baggies ... preserve freshness! 25 ct pkg
Trash li.ners:" , .. : 79~ .
_.J;j.efty~fit 3.'>gaJ. C~""-o.>. p~.Of JQ
Tohnson' s : $ .1 .. 19
PLEDGE .
Regular or lemon scente,d! ... 14 oz.
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Super Fresh Produce
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.Ju 1n bo size ... firm and compact, with tender. flaJ1orful Lips! Compare quality!
~'. -~Rples .......... 4!bs s1 Fresh Spinach .21 .. 25c
\Vashinglon Go.Iden Delicious! Extra Fancy! Latge bunch! Spinach sal!l<l tonight? . .
· • Blackeye Peas .... 29c Fresh Carrots· 21 .. 29c
1''resh! al rtlu d.v shelled . . 11 oz. bag. Crisp and tender ... 1 pound plio bag.
Morton's -20 oz.,for generous serving!
Mi~ute 'Ma~.dA s1 ·
Juices •tor
·Graj)efruit, Blehd, Tangerine, Orange
-6.oz. (12oz. Orengo ... 49')
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PIES 4tor
Swanson',• ... Beef, Chicken or
~ ~ach 8 oz. big! ..
llliliIBl'tluoevlAND ~ARIETIES :: •••• '.~ · • .'. :4.
ChoO'st.P{ra(e Pi ni ~Safari Supper, Sea DiJer1s'pr. undO\\•ner-Kids lov~r'em! >ltd you'll love haJing some on ha rid!
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T•k~ ydur 'choiCe of the Pof:>ular rounq._the-Wodd_ favu~tte ''arieties!· Ten ounce packages , .. and each a flavor·dellghtd-.r ••
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You,r choii;:~ of P,OPuli!r'flay,ors in the easy-to-d~P square half,gallon carton! Vanilla gcJ· gr,at w}t ~fr~w?·erriel(!' "".
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For relieffmm rold discomfortt .•
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Skin Bracer .·.. ..... ge
Mennen's •.. for after shaving! . , . oz.
Efferdent..... ... . . 9e
Bubbles dentures clean-pkg of
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Personalized Service Butcher Shops!' . . _
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l•:l l{a nrh11·~ lean ranch style!
Ground Beef ...... s 11i
Extra.lean .•. bl.Jlk or patties! ·: 1
B f ·L· _,, 99c ee 1ver .•. ( ..••.. , , .
·render ~•id 111i-ty ••. liecause It·~ froni yo.Ung bee1,.._,... and reallyfresh! ' "' ' , • • • • • ';J
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< 'u1 fi-1Ht1 U.S .D.t\. Choice top 'sirloin-aged for flavor. trimmecftor value~
Diamond Jim Roast . . . . • . . . • . s2•~
1'he j!rt>nt one woulrl have loved dining on this toAsirloin cutorU.S.D.A.,Choice beef!\;,(.
Sausage ........... 89 ~ Meaty Rib Bones59t •
£1 Rancho'• old f.,hioned pork mix! Becf·Y goodnet!&, to lllke or B.B.Q!
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SPLIT 59c · 1:-BROILEirS . •
Plump, mee (~h frying-chick en•!
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I ' ,. I ' ~ C~~te,r ·C_u!, Port{ Loi. lf~SI: .. : : ........ s1•t
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King ·crab. Claws ALAs~~N, ':·~s1 2.'
So m'l(ll c,y-(oQd'.(l:H tQ enioY-, .. and ata spec!aculafprlce this 'wee~.
F"n"" f' c d .. I s 1o9 c . F1ll t $ }49 1 e () o . .. ... • orv1na 1 e s .. •
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Fillet of Sable ..• Bf.. Fresh Clams ...... 79t
Fmh! for a diJTt,.ntlreet! New England Ctierryston .. 1 .. ,
Fresh Catfish .... s1°! Cooked Shrimp ·. $l9!
Louisiana variety, $kiol,,., he -. Perfec:t lize for Pllckloll•
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la priced for quick u1e and'~te poaaslcm.
at $2f.'1?i0. It Won't Lut call"6(6;717L
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You'll be more than proud to ·own ttds·et1te 2
\: ' . . ~ and den home In Upivendl\' ~ Neer
~· 'ana .lhopplng center. V~anll waltinc
• . lucky family. 2 baths. .LarP.ll!MY
th, l!l<llt-ln eli!ctric .-.11...i ~·
~·· """"le laundry room; >poclous
roodi • ...W. flttplace. Nice fenced yard·wlth • • • P'!u"' at w,500. can 673-8550. ·' .
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18 X/31 pool apd JCU ohcMild oee U.:0 boulrthat
,.,.. 1\'lth 1~ King-and well p~ Ir~ a
111per value at '41,llSO. 8'7'6010.
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... Bet.uttfldl;r ~ and In prime .,,...,
t more Wt you ~ut (or '51,~t 847-6010. ,1,
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IN TME JIG·SAWI
EwrYt:h:lN: elae ii there. The attractive 3 ~ 2 bath, family room. 11)e fine
n<ighborhood -Uon and ...,.i,flnlnclJ>1
make this home a muat to. aee. And It can
be youn for only $1675 dowD. 847~10.
2 DUPLEXES .
For de~. call ua about these fine custom desigried lncome ·uruts· Under construction
In cti.olce Corona del Mar locatlon. Some
ocean view. 3 bedi-ooQ11n 2 beth.a and .2 bed~
. rooms. 2 .be'.tba}'Qu.iht built Will J~ude
\ wall to wan carpet:a: and drape1. Btillt....in
klt<hins, prepjace. can 673-8550.
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Jk?autlful tUi? entry to be.Jdiwl)'· kept home •
Three large) bed'n>om• -8ncl &i:.~1tot1, of. .new pain\ l.JWde ~nd ·out and carpet
throughouL Nicely land..apod with sprlnklen;
tront and rear. All this for $39,850.. To·.ee call
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J111t a datn good buy for thla lovely 1 1tory, 4 bedroo'!':.-i bath borne with ,ftrfplace In llvlnl
room. ~. 'built....in kitchen -ll.u.1e fencecl yard
with ;a ~ minute ,.,.ilc to the beech. H..,. In •
te ~·•AU !Or oa1r '71.900. call .-,
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9pl-· built--~ bori&,''fann 1tyle areW
IAtcjure, lalst ~ ~ .<t.r.. JilOUantlY -. ..... '(bollshtful!J ..... lnterlor, '119'
-Uvtng room with ~ wall·lc>wall ,tatpe~g, -In 'Pl''!" IJl!.th, with tile walla, llne 1lillsh One! cOnitri!CJIO ... jbtined with 11vlnl
ateM: opentna tri !full~h roofed patio anct·
hilie cleluxe•.,...tJcall!o q.:.li!'fd 1wlmmlng pool
.(17"371 ot ~t CO!litr~ctlon and d!vfDK board.
· Loaa. of extra: de.cldng, i.Jso much seclUl.lon and
•· privacy. Call now or appolntmeht to ·tee" 80-
2535. r'J • ) .. ; .,
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LOW DOWN PAYMllfl' 'NEW DUP~ . ' . :::~=s-~~1.J:2'l~~-
Lo&d -iip the· kic1I an4 look at ~~wtll ktpt, bdck nteplaoe. Lavlih Wle' ot tUe Jn kltchew •
Ea>Ulde ramlcy horno. At '30.006 1r won't last and ba~. Walk In d<*!ta -open boom celllnp. • l~g. Call 646--7171 for an appointment to Ne Laundry 1Uft tor each unit. Ste'pl: to the beacb. ~
NOWI , , $109, 000. Call 646-Tl71.
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Only Exporlonce
C111 Provide
' 1 -"''NEW LISTING-IRVINE COVE
. . ~W-POOL. An exc\ting garden entry to •· .llili . lovely 3 bdnn., 2 ba. home. Guarded
.-· area & within st.lps of finest privat.l beach.
$130,000. Edie Olson • ·' .. . WATERFRONT CONDO
;. . llJ?antiful panoramic view! Boat slip avail. :; _ 111 tie sold lurnlabed. $160,000. Call for app't.
)· La'Vera Burns. • . t: .. • JUST LISTED
i~ · Cliarmiog 2 bdrm. Bayshore home. Lovely
,. large !iv. rm. Tree studded roar yar'd &
: '1>"11,o. 52' on street. $54,500-Wlth low lease.
: .. · • ldary Harvey ,
-:"' " IT STEALS THE SHOW .
•• • Enjoy bay!ront view from this tw<Htory S
BR, 4 bath nautically orient.ld home with . _ Pier. & slip. '375,000. Gary Knox
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;: El!Joy Lido way of life! Fun 4 BR., 4 lla .,
; ,.fl;l'.>R, beams & P.&Del.: big MBR & lots of
: ~-Great family or beacb home. f74,500. . ., eiarlane Whyt.l '-. _
.i '~ETAIL STORE & APARTMENT ;11 npnt QI> Coast HWy. Anllique shop for a,~,.thl• lOllAtion. E1cell011t income pot. ! MllO ts-2 garages at nu. Ezpudable.
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REALTORS
21121 Ull'CQllST HIGHWAY
QCllOlllA Diil. llWt.CAl.I'.
644-7270 ---~
SOMERSET MODEL
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Welcome children in tbla family TWO STORY
5 bedroom, family room home which fea;.
turoa 3 blth.s, formal dining room, WET
BAR, Iaree convenJ,ent kitchen wUb all the
extras. Tremendous fenced yard on dead-
end type llreeL FEE LAND. . . . . $81,500.
VACATION
INVEST
DUPLEX In CORONA. de! ~arming
front unit with MANY EXTRA FEATURES. Shag carpeting tbruout plus wallpaper, 2
bedroomJ (mut.lr bedroom la oversized).
SECOND UNIT Is for the bachel!'.t:,, 1 bed-
room. ALL IN IMMACULATE co,,.uITION.
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EXPECT TO BE ENVIED
Real tort 646--TJll 2l43 Westclln Drive °rn TU1 9 PM
Macnab-lrvme
R<alty °""'"""' CHAR~INO
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utno pl<ft. Helen Wood
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Macnab-lrvme
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OWNERACTION I That's right! An owner
wants action so there's rare Ojlportunlty for
a super good buy OD this lrvme Terrace 4
bedroom pool home. Locat.ld close to park
and private tennis club. Offered at '12,500,
but ~·t forget Qwneraction. (Has been on
the markeUO days!) · I •
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$43,tOO !
COLLEGE PARK . I ; B FAMILY~ GUEST ~= 1
POOL-$34,5001 ---Oolleee Palk drum houlel B\utf• oondraiUQDa with
ML NEW PAINT! Huee 3 ~'bd:ia CORONA DEL MAR · Cot-
't.ai:e by tb8 aea! Quiet tree
Uned drive. Below a hlll-
llde al llowerini Ivy and
ll>ade -.. Wfndlni red
brick pathway to secluded
entry. Raised white brict ·
fireplace. Heavy beamed
ccllina\ l.,.af"ie maater ttdt4.
-ldldoen.AJ'EW
lllQRT BLOCKS lo 1he ble
Pacllic. UNBEL!E;\fABLE
IJ;JW• P!UCE A't )Cl,900!
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family room -w/dual fire--•· place to lal'l"e llvina: room. ca:iteqw:nry ckoor'
3 QUft!l She be<b:oou11. Jut llstedl
cheery ~tchen w/messaie $68.«IO
.,..., .. _ DETAOIED GUJlSf H·-ao• FA'Cll.JTY • wt.th beamed .,._.., "
oetUna. PLUS private entry,
Gora'°"' and SPARKLING
ANTHONY POOL! lMMAC
ULATE PROPERTY •
ONLY $34,5001 Don't wait -
TAKE ADVANTAGE! ~
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$62,951.
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J. ~OMETHINO SPECIA( FOR YOU ~
Lovely WestcUH bome-f large BR'a 'f!
lal'ge FR. 2 ~eplacell, 2. water heateril,
bllautl1Ul yard. Conveolent to Marlnen
School le Westcliff shopping. Excelenlly
:priced at '68,500. Clulrlei Arnold 64U23S
(HfO) .
OWNER IS TRANS~ERRED I
Must )Mve hla home 111fler 11 yn.! Yon
know ~·· Jieen lovlligly cared for. 3 . Bl\'•, ~ baths, ovenl7.ed dbl earage, +
lo\re_ly garden. Immediate •
'76,!lllfl Joyce Edlund M2:-8235. (H )
''YOUNOElt THAN SPRINOTIMEH
Winn & lnvllJnf • BB. W/bllh 1-a I Inga, lots of us.a bliclt lo wood. ~
canyon view & ,M!._of cbaJm, "8 1 Helea ;eart}.ey ~ (Hd) , • .
· "IAYCREST CUSTOM" ' i I ' 4 BR, 3 bilitb-easy to convert to 5 BR'•·
Lovely yard. Frank Peral la IKU235. · jll43)
' BIG CANYON! I
Broad.moor Big C8n.Yon home with golf
cour1e view. Exceptloaal • BR. Ba.r~ Gothard Mi.&211 (HM)
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Thlsaumm,..enjoythbloYo-TAKEAOVANTAGEFAST. Gci<geoQc 4 ,,._ oplit Low<rte...lbutorger.iit· 5 BR beouty wlh1111e flJn 2\1 both_. wlllt $23,90021R 1 IA Corner • OHEU :;
Jy llome with a _Spa:rkii.nc ~ 2 ttory with 4 level, 3 tiled baths. deeti 14' room with 1lreglace. rm A poaltable, tenne Urepl.1 ~lt locadoo. lal"lff! Sunlhloe clean 6 ready fpr 4600 Sq. tt. bldg., 3 l't'tall
• Poo~erm~tj~ t.nd q~ ~ 21,\ baths, Cold Ahl.I th r o u I ho u t , ~l. !*Jn.Jly room[ shac earyet · tbNU eleQ n:i.ater suite with ftregh.ee, occu~ jusl rifrkl *>r l'tottl. call Mni. Hopper at
T Back UtO with taml1y room. FORMAL Sparkling IWU\Y P • t Io '~*'-~room, ek>pn bltl.n&. A real priv'at9 2 u.~ earpednp and :t"Ol1 re.nte.:S to set-started. University Rt•lty ~ Pa!JO. ( ~ DINl!jG. Sl1Nl<EI:' living kitchen, tht. home la only S llVlllll room. All -idt• 1\tay, tn a loveli -dnperi ... .,_... lud· cart>cts .l drapes lhrutt\ll 3llOl E. Cit. ll•'Y· ST.1"1510
3 Datha. _., Alta Vlita, J:01>m wieh ~, Built~ yrs old, 6n tx°'llent V&I~ dlen.~ t!r:; Jeatui'IJW a 31' btd • fltrd IC9{llng and two pe.Uo.. It Huge kitchen ~th cu 2 • adjoining incorut! prop-~ewport Beach. Otkttd lClt ~. carpets &:: drapes, (8110' f:: WIU4 appreciate ~ oU aster. ~ poot, $«.900 FP. Subn\lt au be . )'OClN for only rtll)&e. Country atmo1pbere. erties, 1..'t'/11. C.~'L $75,(XX). ~::S. Oill JA n y it m e., t~niyNFfR' ~ .Re':tO"'~ Carpcf,, room. JI,\ sau: &u~muirt )'O\lr tema.. ~.500. ~f-1 pa.ymenla ut $l.N PUt 9W~r. 6\')..mJ / M2-6500 P.:.'°;."!.7."~f~ MESA DEL MAR ~ ....... --; ·CW. ll I ~J h•11 . · C~o:/;luma 160
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SOLID VALUE
EAS'l'SIDt COSTA MESA, 4
.Bedrooms, 1,;. Baths. Dou-~ Cai· Garage . . . All
This 'for $29.~. Call any.
time, -
<rui 9'J2.~. SPECIAL $34,950. HZMn 1 :::a MM111 fW I Rfoallors ~ P~! Spring, by O\\'lll'i', This tnOllt popular "T" plan in a ~.000 area. " REALTY Open Evet ntw 3 bd, (urn., all Jux.
''l>as o! ..... te -' private Pr<o~,I~ Fam· KNOCK ON A OtmpMy Wlllt Villon * 12 UNITS * MU1t "'"· Aft. 6, 832..ooti. -: master .Wte, mutNt brick llY !!:!"-_"" em fQr'Ce8 JW:Ue. Va-uwv Park Center lrvine
coortyard enlry. s-cant 3 bedroom 2 bo~..... ANY DOOR c.it Anytime ~ JV. Lota Ovploxes/Unlll
bednn.I. Stu~ builMn mo! '"k:l room, ,lamlly aixl )OO'U find a !amlly Olflcehours8AMto6PM 1Block19 Be•ch 1_.;.••.;..1_• ______ 16;..2
kitchen. Ee tt fDr .sure ask· room. N Y pa.lftte4 e>Olp;i.~· ~'d like to live near, E•-1'erma --------· 1 1-... "~ bcl\ ,.. ........ v·-"t !or ,....._,~ custom. dra .._1 ... 1.bor -r OCEANSIDE of h\\·y, 2 Br & • uog ..,...,-... • ·-.. _ .... • ' ....... r-... , • that klnd cl. ........, • ffiVINE -By Owner nsoo $ 20;GOO TUCK"n AWAY ~~~ °"1>0I. R .. Itora, :,~~p .. Sllbo>~ booq. A totally IUncllon-dh. 3 Br, J Ba. !rpL Total B 1•-! D. p !.,!"25o~:n~105~ anx . _,. .,_,.., ' ~1 • il Wntty home fee.turn pymnt $277. 8 3 3 -11 O 3, • -v.y rop. .......-..
In a quiet corner of M,.. ..::.::.=.:::o..·S-A~...,=R,..---CAIL 968-44$. •• · 4-bedrooma. 1% bathe, si;.I018.· * 67J.7C20 * Income P•operty 166
Verde. 4 Bedr0Qnl8, 2 baths, Ylio ,.. fif'eplace, bulltlns. FA S ~ State Uc. Bkt Yra. ~!" u':; ~~:,,'% 9 UNITS h<ot, plua much more. L•Jll""• Buch DOLORE PLAn Final Phase SELL-OUT ..,..:='="=""'i ,
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!"'-Intl with. beautl!ul ~ NEAR BEACH ~ch~,;''ln.~ lite THE ~:kG :TuYS" THE BLUFFS ~~~.1, ~!~P'. ~:~-;;:Ii~ lsl TD L0811 '!l'lll"""'li!ri '· '~ ~~· N~,.:' INCOME TAX Wm. McC•be, Inc. Po Pu I a r early area. them, "' HURRY! La11!' S% % INTERfi!i • •I.Ill' a1a<• • us · * 142>-4405 * MISSION 'REALTY Greenbelt It some bayview unils \v 'flll amt' nit I es ~~ $34,rioD. Sa.ve your. money and buy 1. AN OlJJE HOUSE NEAR 3 Bdrm•. ~t,9 ba end unit. Open Hl)tlse Dally l0-6. 2nd TD c~•n
I 'Fl~ ANP ~UILD a Existing .HomJlS:-.3 Bed-
roon1, 2 Bedroom, 1 Bed-
room, all need .'!Ome work.
'lt-{ay bulld 3 more units. <>wner May Carry 2nd
Trust ~. $43,900. Call
anytime, 646-0055. 1
COLWELL
PAOPERT1£S, INC. .. REAlTftD<;;
5Ul~DIUY Of nu COlWIU (0,
C n f!Yt!I,) this 9 unit combinations -2 ''FIVE BEDROOM THE SEA; Around the cot-Cu.1-de-aac locaUon. $61 ,900. 12132 s. llastt'r. G.G. VYi ~ Bednn house plus two 4 MANOR'' ner trom the beach .• 3 Brrnrer, 644-1133' day or tW. Sparling lnvestn1cnl Corp. LO\veat rates o~ Co.
plexeR, great income, call ~ Here's a home that bas all bdrms., oaken Boon, all 6Ja..S662 S•tfler Mtg,1'Co; ..
Red Carpe~ Re a I to." TWO SPECl,..LS O•e charm of the Old Sooth. wood paoeled. Muslve llv. NEW EXCLUSIVE NEW TRIPLEX HOME 642-•171 •".••I 546--8640. · M Jw;t pcriect f01· all kinda of rm. with 'fireplace. North ·~ ~
F entertalning. Lovely formal section of ttle village. IN C(l~'TA t.1t~SA Scrvi111 llarbor area. 21 yn WESTCUF ES'tATE PRICE $4700J Bayfront 4 BR., 3 ba1hs 3 Bdrtn .. 1 ~ Bath
ER Gl-$76,000. dining and living room, a • · Pk!:r & SI~ -$215,000 1 Bdrnt., 1 ,~ Bllth Money W•ntec:I . CHARM A big 4 BR' BA I d huge family room witti a LIDO EALTY , c ean an wet bar plus a large coun-2. THE BIG ONE; sprawling I Bch1n .. 1 Bulh $65.000 OWNERl , ·
\Valk to Wut:clltt lhopping, in nice cond. Nr-ne..v green try style kilchen It'i walk-4 bdrm. & den, 2'1S baths, 2 3377 Via Lldo~ Npt Beach 10% 00\\'N CdM home. Would" .. l>UPLEX aboOlu!f,l)"no nncr locallon. carpet, walk to scbl, real gd Ing disl>nee 'to -fireplaces; approx. -... 67i.1300 Oranve County lt!i,000 . tq ~.ooo. To'l0"-
3 Bd.. 2 bll Cottage with Ex· tint hol:ne for GI. ~o dn &. achools shoppb11. A musi tt~ lOC11ted in lower Temple NEW dplx Oh Bal Pen.In. 3 Aplirtment lnt. Mf..:-0144 J . ~ $64 1950 tra larie '1ot. Only $33,500. mo;l ~· W/5~ dn ($UX>.) see , , '. 536Z6l BKR. !!,~1111000, FULLSome PRioceCEan vu, Br, 2 ba ea. Dlshwshr, Re•ltors 547-6791 1 5-8400 Call Red Carpet, Realtors. mo I IS $230. 5ee today, It _., Mortg4tgn, ~ :'f ! ~
Coll today * 64 * REPOSS'-IONS * woot wt. MITI HOUSE . ranae " oven. Buyer I!"" 7 UNIT• •75 000 T-~ Deeds 260 Tlt9 LO<> ..., ht user depredatwni.. ~ • .-.... , •;:&; 1 ,L~W.Wl!!M!.!l!!IJ1CE""~"""", 'Thrurut Or. County $2.l to Ml~I PRICE 3. INO')ME ~; North $107,950. Newport pt er Excellent Starter or Retire-* ~ 1' ll.~ •. ~~.,'ilJi:,0>. $<10ll00. Call tor oddraaes. Gl..-$29,950. Spotl.,.Jbedrooml% baths, "'1d. ~ ~!f<s from VICTOR Realty, 6'13-2l58. ment Unil.1 Blk !romC08'l HAVE ,...n1 Weft--<! ,ki wills Rwlt;y, 546-7739. Uwe1,y home on e:nl-de-~c family room or dhdna n:an, HUGO S ,. 5 units wlth in-H\\')'. Walking distance to 2nd Trull Deeds-~· ';
IO:==''==:;=o=o='='====='= SPACIOUS Mesa Verde ra:~ ~~! i·-t!~~ --~ =-=~ =~ye~~~tt ~i=. ~~~~ ~O:~? ~"'::~~~pping. ~· 1ft1r \ EASTSIDE llome 3 BR, 2 BA. !rpl, """"' cleah. "11 elec kit, TYO cl..War patio new PRICE $9'1,700. New" Q.Plan Bl<l". 6,13.5662 ~!
FIXER "PPE. R w/w, h~ FfR. A ate~ big COVfl'ed patio, gd crpls hOt ~afir heater CuJ:de.sac TED HUBERT & ASSOC. ~ -1-·
41 $39,960. 557~ ~ <frI>;. Be" home bargain • Ioc. tn "prlde<>t....._lp" MISSION REAL TY 34n Via Lido, N.B. 675-""" Mount•ln, Desert ---n:I $24,500 BUY A YARD! I...argest ,In uDC;1e1-.$30,CXX>. In this area .. , nb\'hood, ~ ' !1115 So. Coast Awy. Lagwi.a NEWPOQ.T SHORES '-'-'R"-eoo;.;;.;..rt;.,.. ___ _;.,c,..: I
CORONA ' DEL MAR
2 College Parl<. A1>o 3 BR. Call r..-apgt to """· le,.., in rHlty Inc. Phone (7141 49Jl.0731 A ~:n. °'"'"I""" ,. . ,
CASA LI BERTAO '.u';';;~1ng~' Jargloca'.'-~. 11;,'Jlol, h6e w/nistio paoellng. By I' 96MM5 124 h ) , . 'pool tennl1 '146.000. ·w·i 80 Ac Mt. hideawo,y In Nat I Hou-Fum~ ~ VA INVESTORS WELr uu owner. $32,000. 540-1357 r1 , 'WOOD Sch~r m-~ i • . forelt JU' ~llwlld 5000' el, :..!!,!..._ ! ' will oot last!! Call 3 ''iiliABLING G SS stream, pu>es, c I e c, ... .., ..
COME! Ideal tint born• Cupe~ Roolton, 546-l!640. WW down.,; :'1~95· 531·5110 ( ::;:1 531•5100 HACIENDA" & '-A NEW!'ORT SH!lRE'S Iarae•l l90.000/110.000 dn. 633-mO, Gentr•I •. • • ~~~·rt!,.~~ EASTSIDE ~15'n: ~;;;... Foro..:::: . . ·From the red tile -to Hie c; .. biolde.'li!!!OL, ~ • BR.· Ill ... ktoey. 1 .. !Dam/538-3286 Agt. ( '" ' •
expand, Build detached gar· . Costa Mesa , beluned celUnp this 4 bed· ~tllhi~.11~ P.~·~~ ~~·~· M. Rench••, P•rm1, ':i;,,3 ~~1c:t~Vt~!
age, familf room or boat 3 BEDIM BEAtrI'. pool home 'S Br, 2 SPIRAL room beJtUb' shows true ~3 = famUy ~ near the ocean Groves · 180 t.aauna Hilla. • -;, . , , ~°!~· $~~. °.ruim~~ $27,000 . . Ba$33 !rplbynro!°~~~~· STAIRCASE &!::e!:;n=. T ~ c: .botlori .... f·dQirillortlgn' th &--~munlteula-~es ~~~.,.Realtor 40 ACRES oranges srrpl~ u:1an1 Pd. i-t;c.
cau anytime, 646-005.\. We grant you it needs ,work ,900 • · means Franciscan Fountain's heavy wood COYered patio O es at.,.... *u•.r1)JUJ Riverside. $500 ac. H. Hall bea h · ' t:': •l
but it's a fantas1'c location CHEERFUL, 3 BR College most an.rgeous floor plan. are just two Qf the many every memb@'r of your fam.1-Newnort Heights 770 Via Zapata. 684-J:)J.4 1,~ c 'uLasuol.tll Pd :9 'Br. ·~' < on the Eastsi!le of Costa Parle home nr. JChlB. w/ •y f 1 of th! ho It ly. Under construction. ~ ......, · · · Me,.., quiet l:ree·lined street • .,j 900 Ownr 541)'.,1357 Four .bedrooms 3 hafhs, for. efl urea s me. Sll !'.00 . Reel Est•te W•nted 184 Gar, dN'k, patk>. C't!.~ pool, .,.,..., · • mal dining room, lar&e fam· won't last .. , 536·2551 BKR. ' · NEWPORT Heights Spatush h'Onl , NB. , ;
• See It, Call Red Carpe~ Fount•ln V•lley Uy room with fireplaco. VI" A PAC'"''C ~~'4 Rulttc, l\i lot.s, 3 BR, I BA, * nuick Cash * NU.VIEW RENTALS ~ Realtors,, 546-864), Owered patio Thil home ~ Ill\. lr1 .,/TQj .,,,,._ Rec Rm. Min VU of Ocean. T ...
COMMERCIAL LOT ha.a everythwg. tor the ex-F:~R BEDRM MODEL , . _.,.,, All nu aha&: Cl'pl & paint sun-Will buy your nroperl)'. All <;6'13-~4030=:.,:;-;.:':=o,?<::"':::l"'
On .• Coa•~. Hwy., FOR SACE ecutive buye•.. CALL FORECLOSURE REAL ESTATE deck • Bar.JI.Que By own". cash wllhln ti. hrs .. Call ' "'=='-"==+.,....+I ,,. BY .OWNER !!424451 642-0317 415 Santn Ana St. 962-88Sl '·
Newpol't Beecli BeautHul 8 ., old. 6 bedroom DO. LLED UP • VACANT USO Glenoe,.,. st. Open Houae Sat & sun. ~ · WALK to Wate~'1 "lk. •
SOii Ql''TNde , • 00 -· juat north of SIX BLKS TO BEACH 49<-&m 549-0ll& 155,000. ~ CdM, utll pd. A!IO"
$Ui5001 I I Mile Square tn Fouotatn Ready fw a good buye• that $33,500. CUSTOM BUl.L T * NOW SEE THIS * 111•1 '.'"1'• NpL Bal., C.M., H.B.
G-Yiillliu:naon Valley Downstaln has 4 will pay I"" than 135,000. , FAS , OSS~SS ON CloaeJlt walk to town & Completely remodeled --·-2·-Ag!. r ... 91!M<!O Realtor. $48.6S70 ~ :ftreplace fenced for 3 bedroQms plus lovely T P I beach: New 4 bdrm., 2 ba~ Split-level 3 ,BR. 2 f?ath11. IROt<!RB IHC. HoUHI Unf~1 ,
yard, utility rooni, over-~: x 24' upstairs enter-tJRPKER 962-5511 home with 1ge. ~room Uke new with ·oJde charm.I=="-"'====--I ;:.:;:;:;:::....;;.;;;"'::19.''i'-<,
Nwpt Hgf)ts Location sized dbl garage, lU'ie, all-tamment room. Block fence. R O · for pool. Heavy shake root., Tref: ma~ grounds $55,IXXI BLDG/sites for hi, aptl or General
3 BR bl guiet nei&hborhood, electtlc kitchen & dilling 5 minutes to shopping, free. EPOSSESSI NS •hlngle siding, A 1 k In & BALBOA fA y PROP twnhs. BidN>llfXYU'Cht wtll i .;..='----..,...r"
just 2 blclts;trom Nwpt Jiarb room. Up9tairs bas large, ways and schools. CALL .FQr. lu.totm4tion and location $69,;iOO. , * 642.-74'1 * · .~er either low cuh
Hi. 7,.oning n.-2. ca.n build 2 finished bOnWI room, 744. IC(. 842-44.51. • Of t.lieso F.JIA A: VA homes. * 49S-2!Kl0 1i l>iter: tote pl'lce with 1ubor
morC 'UnI.§:!i.F.7·500· ' r n. include• 2 bedrooms, coi;.tactKAS· ~l~N •... ;. , ~---Santa .An• :...iJndiais ve~t'r:. 825=~ Qmla.d:-Yt'IWl:iM' .McGowan' closets, sink, cupboards .& ~liZ~ .. nt.. ,--. ••
Et-[ ENS ~ rtfreation a(ea. Ille9.l ,..._ ,,.,;g. ~ ~ OWNER. ,~ Dn. 3 Br, 2 ·~IOt. P.O. Box 1560 Colt&
lllVR : • mpther·l~"w o' Ige'. fAmlly, l<HI E jtalt ,.2-6644 . _,,. ""'"""' Ba. Frplc. N•. So. ,Co,ll\ ~. Ca. $2626 ~ '$31,950. y app\. only. 1 · ~ IOJTNUON.CAll; ~.-l' 'yr" •old. Total INVESTOR 2'J To 25-K.
881 Dover Dr., NB 645-67oo ' e 531.1218 e PLUSH 4 BR ....-.,. .... t:.M" pymnts $274/mo, 83.1-11,03 want 10 to -al units. 10%
NEWPORT iBEACk , Cuitom decor.·l"-be.. Din/ SP:€CIAL: beam.1, paneling, ~ · Cap. rate on realllt1c ex-
Marlne Contractibg Firpt, ~.rm. ~ Nt schools 2 ip)cs, view. 3 BR, 3 ha, Wntcllff pe~se schedule. 1&% Caah
·" ~.u.01uv,arrttt:eot.W1U.CO. Finest equ ipmen t I: SKY BLUE WATERS Pl· G'EM. Walktnbeach.H.S.~,600. Oow.494-3661
l ~ waterfro.nt 1Pc8.tion. ~ lJ'f A ~ for full rec-McCormack: Rltr. · 49'-~l BALBOA 11. Mme wanted. 2
4!'!', N old coinpan;y. $pace a+u. a tional ' ~ent, 1610 w_.tc.at'tlwy., 'N.B. L•k• Forest I ·1~ ~· a bd wlth apt. over
,,.. BALBOA ISLA 0 for boat ales & rep&.in" '.fuadeci wilb cliaim. Tho REAL')'ORS 642-4623 --" F1iJ ~· Cash, ptinclpola only
·• IArge lamHy home for a BILL GRU~OY RLTR. ~ maJnt"'ance. ;yard cozy sPANISH HACIENDA BEAUTIFUL SUDDl'N !o!OVE FORCES • 3051 , •
ramuyotrourormore.Bal-675-6161 Wlll leaff you -~ .to ' BELMEAOOW G~en ~~lho!".. ... T~bullclubt , 'WIN~-· n """'p I ooniet otl' all the bedrooma, • . • enjoy a pool size pirty. -nesUed behind huge tree1. "'u """ ......., • "8lltl 10 I Uob to
private "in law" win&, ttp:ee OWN~ sacr~. 3 bdrm Eat, IWim Biid live _ 3 Almost deserted and just a:lx 3 BR, I& tam rm. Move-in prl~, Many mm, prot Mobile Hornet • 1 WU: in HB ..net a haH batm, upstairs W!ih 3 baths. Oln1ng .,.,., Ill' 1,. baths brid< fire. blocks to ocean. n..t tile cond. $35,500. 1'6'l35!. deco" $46,000. 113tJ.U!9. For S.le .• ills buy ch~~~
r·. deit with a fireplace. All In built-ins. Family rm. Shag pJ.aCe drapes' & carpetll roof, murive arches, wood ... Lido Ille area. -* •
vo.Y lOOd -· Call earpeta. G<""i view! .EJ<· ~ Live PY & beams and vaulted celllnga, Matar Hom' e Rentals $100,000. -NEED to Invest In $1111 • EASTSIDE 2.JIL'j .i'l')o~. r ~-ecuttve living. brk $(1,700. sunny ·in most·!or·the roaring ~ fireplace, * EXCLUSIVE • bomet at apprailal value. Ga(. Fenccd'iamo'Yi 919-2.190 -ey, m8Jdn ... a · big separate den. plus a famlly 4 Bdrms 1 de 5 batha • Agent 847""6U , •., 01 ··-·~ Loads f"""""' VAR_.. . * .,p us n; ~" J ' OWNF.R trans!. Beautiftd 4 1_p~at$33,SOO. ::::iJe and .. fue latest''* e,....H11t0n so Ft. Nord corner. SALES & L.EASINO SZll -SPACIO~ 1·2
bdrm. Rancll area. 3 batha! Wm. McCabe, Inc. deoorator ...,..., 'BK R. $450. DOWl'j. ON,:Y 124,950. Magnlllcent. cuatom bOme. fUU aerv1ce tai:ul'l'
1 1~ prlv. home. , 111'1 !of =:~::.'~.~a~• * 842-4405 * 962-5511 !.!',.RJr1rf.·1~2 ;:;.•;;;. ·$1'10.ooo. . Da1111arMDtllr Hames ,_ • ilda/pet. *, i.::. !
1-.-llkt'. $5111950. $33f 50 I< polnt .t elec b\tm.. Walk RENTALS' SUmmer, winter . LANDLORDS , •' ~lm , .• • lo -oi: -yoor " 1e..... 531 6800 rap: RENTAL .AltVl,,L
w••o>Au """"°'"""'0 " l!elboe 'iu,na I 1 '4 im 2 BA." 11uy In lite ~=·can anytime LIDO REAL TY • Bual...,;. 200 BEACON tlil•1A'~
· Ri>yal Hom.I """t nefil' · · EALTY, $15.13. Sl7'I Via Lido, Npt. Beach' '69 CHAMPION, IMO. 2 BR, Opnortunlty * 645-0111 • -~":
FOR sale by ci..vner, ~ MagnoUa & Garfield. SUper COUNTDY OWNER . ~ e 1 per ate. · •n.7300 xtrU, riice famlly , park,,1-..;;.<Li..;.=.;c.=:.,...-...;;.;.;
VIEW HOME !•land duplex. •100-bliic~· 'ctean w/60' x 117"-<lot and ~n 4 bdrma., 2 baths. Dining l.lDO by owne• Cape Cod 2 pool, $4300 "' pa)' equity, COUPLES WANTED LANQI: SI ,( .'M~ldcent neat~,r\ew Topa~._$79,5(11!: Prin only. docaha~eaboa.tdoorP!~ \ESTATE rm., built·lns. Patio . t • J,BR,~ :J.BA 2 take up note1 $TI.TO mo.Sh&ktee, the Baalc·H Com· We s~Iollza •. ~
home with ari outstanal.og 673-19m-:-lrg pati.o,. .~ye ~ 9.lllll Carpets. Near acbooh:. No ~ f'Y' extra ~ master 892--5800 , · pany, ofiers opportunity to Beach•" --· '
view of lhe w~e Harbor WATERFRONT .\ot, ~fKl Pelican, and IJ.,ye US a call. PC>qL down tenns. 1*-'k $281500. 11~1~ $16,'lOO. Prine only. thoae who want their own A Lacwta~
area, on a choice corner w/'!/J' Boat 6u~. Make offer I' OVER ~ J\CRE. ~. 815-2t60 1 ~ business. Only $15. getl you vtce 11 FR.EE" to~irul:
lot. POpfilar ~dur .... ~m to oWner. 673-Trnl , Cubaslhtomizedel~l. ~wlth3 OWNER ls desperate. No BY owner -• ·"-2 br ..,'htetti,.t I ita'rted. No inventory re-Nu·Vlewt ,
1loo• p!M an ""~ car p , I 53151011-1 531 5100 s, •~·~ -· down ter,... 4 bdrms,, I P-•m•, ' ....,.., qulremen ... No growth W ,. garage. C.O.M.'• best new Balboa en1nsu a • ""' .. Coming Wear l:oclk center be.Ull Fa in l i y rm. 1% ba, Jirplc, carpets, dnl, . ' 'Umlt. Natural pr 0 duct1 NU·VIE '' addn!Sf. House la vacant ....... -~--lex A Tra.sh ~. ~ ti~. Dlnhe rm., built: $29,995. &4-8894.. 1lnce 1915. Bring ambition, 673-«>30 ot
and waltint1 t>r you Call o~:-i:.:ilill f I/;IE tb !'OWNER l::t'2~' ~ew ".f"'1i tn1. PaOo. LoVely 1andlcap-Newport Buch Ac-for Hit 150 we 'll t?aln )'OIL For appt Belboe ......
675-7225. beach Xlnt 1'ncome ~·us•ERRED'' ,, ....... _. go fni.Brk$31,S00.962-6566. A call548-625.1. = •1;, ' '""" r courae and lo!< ol tree& OWNER 1 .... 4 ~ 2 A PEARL FAU.BROOK ACRE GE ' Bl\. Family ~ v·~ -:MUst' ;ell this 3 bedroom R~ (lOU1ltry living close to ea...... LNolu.i&., 4 Acrel· 21 Acrff o\ I
...... Coron• del Mor ))ome, ca~ celllngs, • '1lopplng. CAU/893-SS.13. batbo. Fam I I y mi., This i. Jllll yoor -. OwNER ' 2U;283-0XJT PAvMA VALLEY GA-L<ue
formal dlfdll& room and a THREE CHOICES lh'eolace. Rear living rm. """ly 1lltcd cbannlntl 4 R AG E , REPAIR · ·
* "UPLEX * . huge tamUy room with • Dtnloe rm .. bullt.tna. N.., bdrm., 2 Up i 2 ,,._,Loe. ~--SHOP -BUILDING & Con1n• del Mor ,,,,
"!' , ·~ 1. • -r.,.pta= Vacant by Oaflodilb • buttecuPI .,., ·the 'beach. brlt $31,950. family rm. w/beamed cell · For $.i, ' 152 LANO S f • ' (!;•
So. of HwY· C0'*1; lo April 15/prl~ below mar· now-ia bloom in thl1 gor-:g&l.-lm. 2% baths, tile It dbl J:Uh,'. ~ ~ . • mot l'ff $250 • SMALL 3 Br .......
w/privaey. Newly ~: ket .• ·-536-2551 BKR. aeous area. F1oor plan that OWNER must lea.Ye. Pool ~. ldtcb. wlblt.-ina &: .COSTA MESA E -area. -A G E N T ,-Bllt111. Carage; Yard. •. ~~· ~ed. roof. fi?lcs.; OWNER d e.1 Per ate . 4 will suit your needs. 4 Bed· ho,me; 4 bdnnl., 2 bath!:, birch cabloe&I-pa Io• 10 Deluxe 2 bed , 2 be.th 646-3155. 1.125 • ! BR. i _. Ba+. ~' tor S7f.5ft0, ii:. bdhna. i 2 bathl. Fami.ly ,room.a 3 ba.thS, one I t two Covered pe.Uo. Dln1ng nn., Verde 'lb:M'l6 1tplc.;' dbl . unitf I dahwlhn ~ encloeed sarage, yard, ~1 ! '!If
' cJAN ~REN..TY rm dinin& nn Bulll-ins. •k>i'Yr A'tl terms. CAlL for buill4NI Rear llvina nn., door entry Jlate floor. garagea. gwnen •a)', beach! 'tjJ
CANYON AND POOL 67Uitt ' ,,; 6fs.6459 Patio. Span .. b .;,.,. .... brk a l'ea1 ~at 89J.ll533, llr<pJaeO. brk 13 2 . ~ p 0 · Heavy '""'°' roof; 4b!. ~le;~ ~ e Golf Pro $"4>P ~1,:, ""Jiu!, ~,2 1 "
These are the two hlghllght1 DUPL'Ex S27.000. 962-8865. _84)-2561. • garage ore alley w/txlra REALTORS, 833'.-2560. e Pl•1tiC1 Mfg Co. JM:acb.' ' ~ -~
at •his Corona de! Mar Sip your Seashore S)?uPI in 0 PWNER must 1JIO""· 4 ~1~,d~YU:,~~" lit Commercial e ·M•rlne Eng Sia S.rv NU-VIEW RENt L home. 'Ille pool sparkles your Cape Cod Gqttaae. COzy G•rden reve Bdr.m1., 2 baths. C1o9e to • • e 8 lld s I 673-4030 ! 1.1
11 and the canycn vle.w is ;2 11r· hQme W/Cedltf' panel· ''FOUR BEDROOM the beacl\. Dlnhli' nn., built· CALL '*"-••6·2414 Property 151 Ou AN•ra0 Bupp Y I ar iJ
great.Good3bedroomt\oOI' Ing fp&-shag''d'f)tthruout PLUS POOL'' ins. PaUo, fi~laOf. 'Boat 9'~" , H LL u1. S111 OCEANV1EW,5Blt.,3~,
plan features lai'ge tormol + )J><tnig-·apt. Great Enorm hade trees aur· ....... br)< 132.li'll. -........ M· 1 OI' c.1 &15-<110 or 540-06(lJ .... l aundccka. ~ ...
dining room, familf lplclien tocatSoal lb: owner, fn,500. nd cm ~ at .p1n OWNER arudou1. )bd.n»I 2 & IAL T'Y Corner )Ot ruu improved tanc;el Lie. S6S!l ~ At!J~.
I· Jnd large Hvlni rcjom" dU 613-1668. • ' ~e ~~.~.!net-bilthl Dln!~rUi!, full\.lfts, Neer Jll••••rl P••l Offlr1 trontln&" ~ twt Mets. JJ.4 Rf.,'fi'AURANT. .eats 36, 494-5430. ! ~LI=;-$
615-1225. 1 'llJOC. Ba1 I< Ocean Vu 1'11! fi Joada o1 closol space, "fORECLtw.llDS pallo. Fite • rur llv!~ HARBOR VIEW l!OMES tt. on BalteT by JOU tt. ~~ ,::.utF.=w:.~ I Br., 2 Ba, ~$: ·
Lu* • bit. 1 !IR., LrJ t.,.. ia Jk dream al_,. bouae---r-rm N lchOoll. b'P Popular Mona<o Model. 2 (21,721 oq. It.I. Prime de-$211,oOO tall price 1111 tioo dn' ~ Lrg ~ •. • '.!Im. Xtr. l<g. lot. u~ wile , • , the' oparldlng PENDING" $1!1,95!1. MS-®. ~ a clen, well dee· wlopmcnt . area ~ OwOO•/Broltel' 00--0590 · I mo. ·
,_ ll)\mal:. °""""· 1'19# J>QO) ~ a bonµa fOr II» !'hole . BY Qwner • 4 Br I"'" bc1t1 .onttecl, atioWs like a model MOIL Near No~ , ' 3 Bd., I ba., J"""" .~ .~. 0.... Sal • lamiiJ, DI healllt r. fOl'clng 3 BDRM 2 IA TH w. rm., open'bWna. !rplc, _., Large lot, room •l<lr "" .00 <111 ram~. Money lo l.otn 140 ~'125 mo.' •:, :.
J.6. 11! 'l'1Jlm , ..:Jo. (Jo! ,1 , 536-2iill BKR. A all.ab! ln)medlAtel al.... 1 blk to achl & parr$31,!i00. pool. ~.500. FEE. zoned M·l, coUld Go , BORRDW TO $25 OOO lhe Call 913.4*91. o .. · Ch•rla~e "WOW-$27,500." .::..n ';i.poatt ·andy cf'edll 893-41'0. . . HAR~g,:E~IEW =~~l\.i~Jr· ,,qulty tn yoor ;.,..:,nuae IMMACULATJll(, =E ~~~:t! ·~· .. ~.pa:cheh~3 ~·pe~n~~ ·•r1r:-. .. REALTY 133-07H OflfNTM.l•rri~JOBENdl ~~&wl~"~~ *3 ~·· ~
d111ppfng .l . c....id« -bedrootlls • and painted inaldo; aJoo -BROAOll,\OOR RESOllT llvlng evet')'day for and pe'10!l!ll property. Call WALK to Wal!~ 2 Ill\ ....
NEW DUPLEXES Iow, low J<ioe 156,lliO. Call luit. auptt neot. Too good carpots.. modern bWlt·ina TURTLE ROCK $.U,5(11. 8aysldo vm... • AVro S210. 3 BR, .. ,, •$2.16. 1liili
Both in Owora ~ Mar • bul)' agent, m.m:t.: ttt be 1rUe, dQn't wait., call .tor Mom. Ooll> to all Ibo~ Low-eat prlctd 4 bdrm., 2~ Lei clubble, pool, beach, FINANCIAL SERVICEIS Vacant! A([t. Fer..~
e II all ohJnc)e construe. TWO R-2 LOii In CdM, '1 •.. 536-2561 BKR. ftng and scb<idO· VA loon ol l!ltb home ayall. In 'I\irtle boat ~ 2 BR, 2 ba 3lx52 111'19 u.-Blvd. 1'2 BDRMSJ•iilli\•: j '
\Md~ Wtits tea · ctoabl Ulll,1'~ By <>wutr. "' ' tance.10~tarylt'ho0l: •klina:· alltnglea, beaut 4 Very dlltincli...e fttalt Anahebn 5.15-28!& *Call~ 494-~* Z:!1
& with two ch~ Y.-, ..!.,,!ioulhetti· 'Prtn-HlllOlington llMch G'ili 1-=l!fi rate. .Rock. "ltuJ ...ndnc d1• mobile. 3 Y1'I old. IY<lod LAGUNA BEACH• eoo,: NM~ Bir' Avail. -)bru 1urnmir;•
it.a!ntd stall wlndow1 64Mllnt. t ~tlY ndll('Jdf10 $50,tXI. la n'd I ea pe.d . tmmed. ~ + 2 houaH oo So. 250 S. E\aclkl st.. Cott• Miu \ . -~·
1"" ae ufilradcd exuu. Tiie Coll• -$290. W«i l Jal io... --· OWner No. 39. Qiolt H..,.,. .t~ U1 beecll. An&Mlm m-5250 1 ;;.=;:;.;;=;._--~'*I
otller la a W'antatk ~ .•. MOVES WU !NI No 11..Jl\YI ~91i91 3QO E. Coeat Rwy. 9t0ft1 are t.u.d. Boautl· 121111 Broolthtnt St.. MESA VERO~ ~.::
room home wlllt .!,:"-;;"~h $25 000. oHier -1. Jn..,t. 8uy thla ()pen """'· • ful ocean view + Jnmmi>. Gorden Grov< ~1tl-4.100 Lovely 3 BR. 2 M.Q: b<a"'°"' t;ooial ~..,. -' 2 BR 2 BA c:ontfo. l2ltl per NEWPORT SHORI$ -.S ~.000 11422 Beach Blvd ram Rm, lil<ln' liltill,
south., >)( Htgttw~. Clll DESPIRA.~ total If'"' ,.;w ~· ~ 2PT,!~MST001GEEl. w~ to ocean. -., W> REALONtlM!CS roRP. liunUna"'1 Bead\ sti-«171 vice POl'<.h , tJlcldjta!\O~
1115-m;, SE' t a 11 ..,.. •lee bltin R/O. Dix .,. nit. Like MW 4 BR, 2\1 ba. Brok<'* 61H'lllll • lll11 S Milin St to all lcllt., 2 -~
C -Joe. Movo in A later ... for ·~3 BA, 2 lam ~ nr 14te. ~ $17,llOO. N.N.N. r-COi'. i:oinm. San~ Ana . ~ .... olt. ~ "
1 " • ~il~i.,.tm..2ba..•hart> • "'1•'1 ·So., lndayt "'"""~-841 · .. -CE i~· CAYWOOD REALTY Property $!6,898.nexl 2~ 617W.11thSl., pd, on quiet cul de Ull ~l•I ~::...~11:1=.:: 11•+1Hmll 1!lllllr ltrW;_lla';;B14 * ~l2'0 * =1"%51@.oil!~c:;San&%.i~mtn&ter~;~ ~~Jtu<aooo'plllllfl.i :f:.i " Vet. Only msq.oo dowit to tU-4411 ( -1'14illn _..., Unlvet·"ty Park, tnotne n<"'1i-0911. W'!'-..,......1 'UJ"'=a:':1D::";tndt>::;:::,,..0ttr;;::::-;;;;::-,t
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I. Stove
-2. Guitar
3 •. Biby Crib
4. Electric Saw
5. Camer1
6. Washer
7. Outboard Motor
8. Stereo Sat
9. Couch
I 0. Clarlnat .
11. Refrlgtrator
12. Pickep Truck
13. Sowing Machine •
14. Surfboard
15. Machine Tools
16. Di1hw11htr
17. Puppy
18. Cabin Crui-
19. Goll Cart
20. Baromotar
21. Stamp Collaction
22. Dlnelta Sot
23. Play Pan
24. Bowling Ball
25. Water Skis
26. FrHitr
27. Suitcase
28. Clock
29. Bicycle
30. Typewriter
31. Bar Stools
32. Encyclopedia
33. Vacuum Cl .. ntr
34. Tropical Fish
35. Hot Rod Equipm't
36. Fiie Cablnot
37. Golf Clubs
38. Sterling sn .. r
39. Victorian Mirror
40. Badroom Sot
41. Slide Pro(actor
42. Lawn Mower
43. Pool Table
44. Tires
45. Pla no
46. Fur Coot
47. Drapes
48. Linens
49. Horse
SO. Airplane
51. Organ
52. Exor~le
53. Rora Books
54. Ski Booh
1' 55. High Chair
56. Coins
57. Electrlc Troln
SI. Kitten
59. Classic AUlo
60. Coffoe Table
61. Motorcycle
62. Accordion
63. Skis
64. TV Sot
• 65. Work Bench
66. Dla..,...i Wotch
67 •. Go-Kart
61. Ironer
69. 'Camping Trailer
70. Antique Furnltun
71. Tape R-rdor
72. Sailboat
73. Sports Car
74. Mattron Box Spp
75. lnboerd SpMdboet
76.. Shotgun
77. Seddle
71. Dart Gltne
79. Punching Bag
80. Baby c...,.1... •
81. Drums
82. Rifle
83. Desk
84. SCUBA Geer
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Earn "t!t'°.J;·';.t: bDur :!:..:i~~Trt: •:. apmk]r ttpalr, c~··~•j ·~~_.:.::Center exper. Stillbo6t ·~~~fl
-.I. •--•t1 . """at· C.M. "' Srhtol a C.M. N.8. Cdll. lllt1. e TV' • •• , Openlnpona113 G.I. ''""""~ n... •• 1_ •~ -•. r ~-~ ot ~e pJy at gate> 7 am,~ -~ ~ Ana eou.p. •-!'IH!l7 P~ONAL S•dt ... , CSl~"':;U.:,. ":f>l'· f:::;, ~=.u.1°~h
'5fT-&J • Ext S'lO f'OUND UIC'tOble lhell· eel. llM 'Mll'k. p.r11•1•11 .... ~ t!daya 9 to 5 ••• E IOH• · PREGN·~ Thi • i Beautltully marlced. Vic of sprinklen, dtanu,p jObs. 1 -s. el &k.r ~ ~ 1 "· ", abortion~~~ an J:e• ~ Ji¥rtk!' St., Lquna Beach. I and 1 cap l n r GeQrae. BOYS a Gl~S · ,
llntl can UJ"E LJNE-H 4!H-1'4S 64Sa!ll. T-11!1 · Start thaC &Imme ..... le*
hn 5'1~ J'OUNO -blao\t sfrll ~. COMPlEl'E pr d en 'I now?! Woric: part·Ume a • Found on Nencct Blvd. ii: service alto ~ jca:, BEClNNING Guitar &.a.ol'll school and f\lll ti~
PROB'.Df Prea;ftUC7, 0... .hlr Aw.bif M).16!M or new b.wns Pntttc. ~ Te'&cher. $8 1ummer. You can m -, 1ldHti 11 m pa.th• t t c l&a!IO _. reJlal>'e. Free est., mo. $40 and more per ~ ~'•· Ahl:lr--• Nr1287 • mutt be lJ.16 ye.,. ~ .t_!tlOPUCDI I'll. Lod SSS IJNIVEIW'l'T St • d • • t 1 • ltve ln the Newpart-eo.la
»cAilJ: CCM4!S -Treinod, ~-Mesa -Hunt!-8""~ Q!:NT 31. td., aloccre, t.Qgr; Dlamond pendant 0t1 l<ftf:ned. ntet. Call area. Help us ae1 ~elf , ~ to 1'0ffl a~ .Uvu chain necklace. Vie ol 63&-l!KI), ~ nL ! • JI I JU cusromerB for our pa-'"" H ..... 1 ..._ __ ......... --... ,.. .... • .,. lady to 30 Mr ldtinc rel&-C.M. teh ~,. .. ., ... ,.. ...... -, -w . Ja pa B •It , matn. wln Fant as Uc TrtPI •'1d
tionahlp. 496-431J Tbeodore Robb'• Ford .t: t 1 n a n c • • e l e a n • u ' , Prizes. CAU. T o O 'A Y t j
CREW Man wanted l&lllng Ralph& Mlrt. Reward! I#IJd-.pe. h't'll!I e1t. 6C2-S'iW, ask fqr Mr. ~
trip tn Alulca. Retum a1r 513-:lOOll. --• Wanted, Male 700 Adam•. I
..,. pd, ~ >'l'I -r:...,. LOST s..._. S P • n I • I • EXP. :...,-. Gardenor AVON SAYS '• ,
Apri11.Box"51.Balbaa brown -A White, Vic. ot know bow.1'rtmmlnr . DIUMMER ''S. YoUr Own Bot,H-j ·~ Dr • --u Carob " ·C.lalpa. NB C1ea....,p Small lndxOj>-. · , , _,_ • _..., • 'tour reward. ~!904 inc ' Yaunc man 19. new 1n area. Earn an lncomu ot ~ r=c:•i:k.1;b.~j LOSr Male Jr;ilh Setter, Udo • 98H.s =~~f:'Ut~ =~~ bi an A'VON ~
H8 NS .. llland, name ' 'J • k e,. •' A---., . wmt: with rock if'OUP or in Ri!pttsentaU~. Call t»Ow: ~
SINCERE male 38 1eekl at· Cbolte'r9&collar, Reward • ....,,.,., Sen'l•I zdlbt club. Vf!ri talented. ~ or 5fO-~ !
trac. atrl to JS, MaJTiaae 615-6 TOO'AL SEllVJctS· C 0 • Call Cb1p Ward, 539-2982. BABYSl'ITJNG motM-witti
minded, t1X' datff. nne IAST -black •/browp Palnra. Plumb'I · Mobile PVT E n a 111 b chau1· 2% -~ year old cttBd
tripe. 979-2684 6-1 PM . markinp Ch lh u ah u a . Hma o-....111t, MS-G917. matvalet 43 requltts Poll· babyiit my 3~~ yr old 1100 at Female. Ans to "nn&". """"~ "3 I ALCOHOLiat ~· 49f..58t2 64&-1809. tian Newport area, male your home, ,,,.. morn •
Phone &U-1211 or write RAIN Cutten lnlU.ll..... oftly~ lle(innhl&' May. Xlnt weekly $1 hr. Pl"t'f, ~ P.O. Box 1223. 0.ta Mesa. ''TOM'' Qruwe maleo cat. ..., cook, xlnt ttfl. Does not re-Marlnen Pk atta. ~ 1
SWINGING SJNGLfS V\C. Wila:lq -It Newport ~~s. =~· quttt llve-ln. S'D-3615, 2-l hr BABYSI'ITER, lo w a t ch l' Call .~'lab" H pm. Blvd. IQ...8102 an Y t Im e • ana. aerv. •mall child ln home, 6:
9-3121 REWARD! Heullnt FUI'URE wanted. Ha~ d AM to 4:00 PM, part ~ ~
Yoww coupl.e•.1~~-+ LOST, March 24. Irl5h Set· 32" V for' lhOtt tumlt workillc marrlied man with S47-5385 . • 1 539-3MC Cl' ~ ter, ~· near VicUria. haub an 4 lar&&e cleanl;, rna.nq. exp wantA to ad-BABYSilTER. ma)'ure,.
W pm Bch, n.cw~ 548-18C. . vance. Sl6.A840. Want. 4 nlte1/wk, PJJ _ ~
WANT Electric UPRIGIIT LOCAL movi &: baulln by EXPER. DRUMMEtl-P.lALE 548-3876 btwn lJ-3 P t ~ VIOL. ·~M"w~eA m:t:.:::t •hUtent. ~ truck. la.. p~~l~ ~Y~ER~l ... a. n.-. t e 548-3J36 e Blvd 6C2--9702 Anytime 534-IMS or 534-21.M w • ...-...,,... , 't::'--, 1 j REWARD! · GEN. HauUnc. '?Ne/Shrub JM WflntM, female 702 wknds. 644-2957. 11 ,, . • Pe~ll • !!> LOST black Aflh,an, clipped, trim. Gar A Jd deenup, ATl'R.A.C'l'IVE A; enthusla1tic ~!~~ d s:~b , I
·MRS.-KennedySpirltual tan ma"'1ng1, vie. Coolidge Eat. 5.11..fi.1'1T, M'f.QIOI. womana., 1.yr. R<:n!tarlal or 673-0938 ay "' •·•'I
medium Ii horo1cope St., C.M. 545-0362. FAntER Is SONS, tree collect. looklh&' for in-' _.. • _t.J I
reading adviael on all ti· • nO'tl 2 I I lrl h .,._ Mltk, ttuh, yard le gar. ta-estlng full time \\"Ork In BAR MAIDS wanteu. A._.,
taln ot life. By r6achlna ~;'. tnem:f~ss~ V~~ ckou-up. Free eat. 842-3182 bu1lneSN or ! Learns quick· in penon. M. E>tpQr.,V 1 """1aithooct had ~alized Reward! 831-2138. SKIPLOADl:.R A: dump truck ly &-willingly. L I n d a Room 686 W. l9lh, C,M.. 1 I
she bad th< Go<J.otven work. Concrete, aaphalt 615-5507 BEAUTY OPEJY,"°1! , Ii:"' to boJp hwtw>Jty. ~~ "::.:~"',!~· •wbte; lnoltJrw. a<&-1ll0. NEED bolp at M,nil! We (2) Well quallliBf .lri l ~lpedww~ the Reward. &G-34991 557-4281 YARD, 1arqe cleenupe. have atdet, "1i trses. cllentele. U more.11 inoriey
tepara · P )10'1 Remow treea. dirt I ho u • ekpn. companlom. detired, wW consklllr. leM' w/your job where )'OU have I.DST: ~. white 6 blue lge. DriYe'ft')rs pdlng 847 ~· Homemakers Up john , Ina: 1tatkm to rlCbt ~·
-1alled A: tbroueh lk?kneu. ~per baa w/~ sun ', _ · -· 541-6681. Pre•tlie locat t -1 No pity .... -ltnDwlt>& -6 .... d. ,...,.; ~ HouMcleilnl111 YOUNG ;_...e • Aduli. Boach. 64&-.... tbat they are in need ot help OIM. 613--2486 ~ , need ho I Ame tamt 548-9864 •
6: do not~:~ Oct~ e FOUND OR L05J' A PI.T? HOUSE OP: CLEAN ty. Ex~ 'for i!:..ehoJd BEAUTIQAN mu. more · = One v1alt .,hi oon-Bureau ot Lall Pfta ~ winclow1, wall1, car-dutte. -~tttna. Ph: money ttnt boOth • I•
v1nce ).w. (Tlt) 6T5-t79l Open ~2pm. 6J&.el85 1.Pitl A~· 1 Yn. area. 54&-W. r; , t • Newport Beach ,,.,ew1,
FURNISH YOUR HOME ,OR U)S'T 3-23 -Small female 642-61Dl,or M9-2S27. PRAC. Nurae need• pOeiUon, U). wk lncldi:~· •! O~w e I ,
OFFICE _ Buy turn1t black Poodle, Mesa_ Verde DAYWKRS. Univ er 1 I t y Priv. patient g hn am/fm. 53.~12 64&-281.i-~ ! • ·
carpets. dnpes, ~ area. Reward. -atuc1enta. Bondod. acrttned, C.M., N.B. 6 75-76 1, BOAT IUILDI S . , .
thru ex:dullve Wholesale tnlUred.. Hrly ~tea. Call 772-2122 Need exper. ftnhh
Decorator Showroom& at · I~ 836-1.800, Mon, Wed, Fri. * DAY W6RK * painter le bond~ •
wholeOale ' -Ca 11 l·iOl.toio ..,....,. 1Let a Dutch Man Gene.al Cleaning. Reliable !ty sallboal manlil ll'i ·
1leonoed decllnkr "1th top . . <;lean Your Carpets lnnlpott.atlon 54>-7006 ~. 16>6 PllOffltia• A~ ·~. d~1::L'l~ -lloon A windowl. You LICENSED N!J11SE, nurain& QM. ' ' :~ ~ i•by lttl wt:U be antlsfted, 53'1·150J. care, your home, day1, pm Boat Manutac 1 ng D.clfc•ted CIMnlnt . & rel.let. 549-3612, 546--MS? ~Dina• for · 1 '1
~~;:ri..~:i:·~:~ RELIABLE Day• care *WEDO EVERYTHING * l!alpWanted,MA F 710 ~ = R$~ ~attra,cttve.unen-~art~r!11 ~::-'lttta. Free est. 646-2839 Plumber Toucb<v.p ' .en:
Cuinberell 1adY -enloY• Ages birth thru 5 ,..· XI.NT Hoosecleanlng A bettor tomN ffi llold It e p a·f l\ ....., Wrt" C11mfled Ad No 644 '~"f'f Y • breakt"T_. ... ~; ' * r.&-(1648 * Welaer All ,,,.. 1 , "" .. 1. .oni<;l'\ainlnr eU:. ........:.. d playma• ... _,. By Day. Own Transportation . URGE · LY 0arooni. ... Fie 111!11.
DalJY Pilot. p 0 Box 1560 rm., °" nap, ~--I -•-,· , :,·,"'M~'-o.ta Mesa, c&ni r~ luncb, 1nackl a ·ptentf ~ot' MUtaltce NEEDED .mu1o mo• exper,, ' *~USPTD._·, .. T.~ TLC. Ind ia napolJ l lc t1tkt. -; ,-, -"~···"'"' """'"'~" * Brookhurst area. Wkdyl.-ort-lN'Sl.1RANa:: .. cycle• I .Let. th1t ad ~ your ly 968-4911. EJOterw I dirt biket for We ofter 4 _t.11),,,Y;Jal
whole ouOook orilife for the BABYSITTING ~-3 lowest ratd. Can 639-5:201.. wk., paid vac •• ~ bettll'r. -~kmal adv\ce my ... u.,, Unakilltd Ute tna. Good wapt.
00 ute. ~ dally. 10 yrs or older. 7::.l am -to Janltwfel Tues thru Tburl
AM • 10 PM. o 2 . 913 s . 50 :.> pm F. v1 ·~(Bulb, omCE cle•w·-11 " • • Auemblen IJhonO can. P,.,..,·~;;i '9U034 312 !<o. E1 Camino ard A EIU. -·-· ---hU. Yachu, :115 ·• ' Res!. San ci.tneni.. wrLL CARE FOR YOUR = ~Y~ In ...... Packen AV<.. c.M. ,......,, J>N
SOClal Clulls 535 CHILll IM MY JIOME. ' Employer m11'•1 ·, ;;., · WEEKDAYS 9'196»1 Lil!Wl~"e'"' Interim Boat Manuf•cturtiw', .,,
SINGL'1!t· LICENSED DOy Core · NR Penooalloed oty1e 'in p I •--·I Flborglass TiolJ111• -·a -number ol Infants fD ~ .yr.,_Exp.~ landlcepin( main!" plant ~ff _,.... ce Mon .. , .. , ..• .,.,
quallw oompatthle ma1d>., 19th "-· ..,... 5ll-MilS. c:ao. c.m'act Jomes c. ~ 17511 Irvine Blw. Exper. 1n ~ lioot !:~W~~ >119'!,.CO:...~ ~·=· . ..11s Tustin 1n&.mo1d1ayup.< ·
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klnpM phillle -on I CUmJM WOODWORK . CUS'i6MPAINtlNG A Hoallhy lookin& pe"°" tn ~,.c:;c.:~
penpectlve INTRA-DATA ~ ~ patiQI' ~ter/E;xter. Untum. in~. help lift'Ye lunch at Open u::\oot1 ' n~ .. 1!1..~...;., '"'} ~ 'M·A~T-E' · gen'l ~ e Pa 1r1 • nub IPfC. Jllioe. Free color con-Se11ame Natural Food Re1t. Dewlopma°nt t y-....,.~2' 6~ DaDurit&· ~7598 UH495. · ;'~~~:t,td~: = tnwPe~n~dfs 1:;:: >.p-~~~~:co-~~
u yoll want Quanttty All type• carpentry . 11rsc. ·-WP " hanaini ADVERTISING SALES -niur.. . . -•.. '.
.DQN'.l' CAl,.L VS!. Larie or tmlll 536-1648 . 3,(0),•....,,umplee Ar home. 0raJCe County new.paperl~Equal:;;;~·=O=ppo=r.=~~!!r' U it'• Quality Cerpet Service Call 'lbe Hanaman , need• experienced
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DISCOVER JOHN'S Carpet I: Upholitery No Wuti~ ptl'IOna. Full time PDcition F/C to trial bil~
DISCOVERY Dri-Shunpoo tree s.oc. ·• WALLl"APER * handling v1e1tlon relief for wllocal tn_cn;.nr .... t· "t11e SomathlDa Dee" c:o. cha1wd tSoll Rellrdonll). When call .. 1111,.. outalde llales 11.aff and Fee Pald/Alao r .. '~Of!I!
Call: llon-Frl lD ~10 pm Qegreuera &: all ooklr 5tl-t"4 )'OU HJ.-lnt developtnr new buslnea. HELEN CIAFFER. -.-• n~ 21J.387-3393 bHghtl!!nen .t"" 10 ... minute . Good opportunity tor riaht ~ AGEHCY~-'
Natlooally ~ bleach for white ~·· ·P4'IT1NG 6: Paperins', XI penon. U hitemted, send G62 Cam Drive Jlo::"lil Save .)'O\ll' monly by sa.Vlna )'fl in Hlll'OOr are a . re1tune to Clualtled ad No. ~ :;'ach ' 1 •
me extra trtll-ft d,een Uc/bonded. Reta. film. 5$, n.J,ly Pilot, P.O. Box ' •
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t.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~; I ta what oounll P.O:C • trtm inc. You buy the Men/Women wanted. Earn ~ ~' • ~ I.do ~ .,;..u point, we do 9'e work. $2)0. -per weok ltelpin( lo-Lyceum Prod•-Ille; Found (lroo eds) S50 Good rd.Sll-<nm: ' L.B. 49"8147 bet 5 AT pm. cal dilCrlbtttor in apa,. P.O. Box IJlll .. : •
. u~ PAINTING. repair 35 yrs time. For Interview, call La(una Bdch ' ~(t
F 0 UN D malt w h It e ~ R n~rn-hoUle Worlananahlp ~. ~ 646-6390. 494-0747 . ) oock-e~. 1haggy. Vic. am" · .,... G actvantqe of my exp. J Bwohard A Clar fl e 1 d. ~ ... , uar. 5.l&-lOM ANCIENT BOOKKEEPER " 1" ~
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' 536-3l17 · *PATOI PLASTERING at the
GREY Wetneraner, v 1 c All ~ WOl'tt. ~. All type1. Free esthnate1 Apply In Ptt90n DAILY Pru:n' :
Nel'POrt &lid> / 1!aJboo ContrMthir , Call 54CH8:15 3 pm.5 pm, Mon·Frl e 642-<!21 •
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opota.1-old: V1o -cusL potb. -· eto. Remodelo " Repeln. Waler er olttlno at homo listen-•-•·-· {[:' . ~ -'"° '94-1331 • Uc'd. llG-U6L • ""'""' d_.n. "-. ~ to Blll llalance with an _, + ~:1.~ "IP!' ;= -· ~"·<"< c1ahwaohn. -MIC 6 ~-• _,,. ..._.ry -.....,.. -• . .....,. Stllelt IACK ,.~ " RAlpA1r SIA O>mpleto Phunbhw a _, ~ make you are ambltlotll _..,., .. er..; Yicinfty ~-~., MOt; JI )Tl exp. ~ money, but WGUld rather not learn 5'0-0614 Y"T'r• 1.
C.t,1. 54MI!& , I l.lc'd. Ml Wq Co, 547-«J.11. PL',:~ING REP•~ rlalt }'OW' monoy leastnr BRIGHT. •~ . Additions Remodeu-vM-D """ apace to rtve birth to your young ...,...1 , FOUND male Slamete cat IJc'd.... No job too sm'11 idea' 1 have space in my needed for quality ..Ubot j vlcl~ Balboll Wanll, ca1J m.ti_rwl~ '•ton. ~2110 ' * * 8G-3l28 * * bulldina' on W. 11th St, CM manuf. as ena-U.riie j fl5.4~ 1 " DRAINS unclontd $T 50 a \llOUld trade It to you In fot draftina. ~!Je-
FND FmJ &ame.e. Harbor Dr•ftlnt Sewer line to-100' : nS retum lor ytA8 taking cart' prod. ;p&na . ~l.~'*
Vliew Uomts area. '44-1659 PLANNING any abe job. * 566..cas * ot my book1 part time. call ::.":-" CMrp, l~ , ,
BLACI< male cat found. Call c 11 Pool • -rvlca A -· ve.. ' ' B-1118 Ftee cohlUltattorn. a ~ ASSEMBLERS for amal1 BUS~ Oppor. ~
QUICK r CASH 557~. 561'-9695. lntt•ll.tlon e~ech manur <n. own bou. We l'llpply t
Electrlc•I FR.EE one month pool Penn A f/thne. M111t' haw tralnlng. No exp.-.~
Rrvice. PIO' for f I r a: t zood dextll'ity and "1aion, top level exec. Wt!_'tiMtd
EUX:TRIC1AN, Ucfinled, month. llCOl'ld fl'M. Pat's Nona•er req'd. No exper. people. Let us Mat
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Westeru -·Camera Store, ~ bome. Call aft 11 a.m. belell~ fl mU tu.ndebe<t. . ~ i:"bOt. NoJ:_ ~ 5U ~~ Ettate ~:t' mn JtWllPI". Aptliudre for 9 am-11:30 am. Mr. l1or11et: eye level tinders, cue, ~~ C0ut Plul, Coata 7710. Apply $.ll am. or e&U ix ' ~ TarbtU ~I av n-e: figure!..!.._' inlut&nt.'O ex.per. t~. No 'phone calls pleue. ovtr $3(l(l. Ukt new, $1
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·I ~. ·M~ ':rkabl~ f:'1:: Jrt&t-.,831-12.tfot'496--5%i2.' Wtl1 pay top ~ary tor ~~~!~ otttce ~/eQt'J'. in SALESPEOPLE ~' ~~,M~·be~e~~~·:: Furniture 8 IOOlh , ..,,_ ........ to$6li0 -.--~ -""'-~uotbe.._,_ Nl!EDE D • · " ~y..:,..,noi!. " '
wOl'I< '&well aa~.:ed Factory ·IJw.ln-.N.B. -.. • to -..... : Wod<ln•hippy•-* 1oow 'FREI:· loJ"~al llry.N.B. !'VIRTUE dioette "' wlth · . mpany ta. No cooldne. Mmt ,..lift e DIE Sln&RS caus..s, . . wbere tM ''boa" ii nO ·,WAITRESS: expei. over 2~. chrs. jeweled ptinel
Send Res T . dmdren. To '500. 3 e.qierience eettine NEW Car &et -adv man. t;yra,ntl~walk•lns. )'OUl' lb.Rtb)4et'1 ,A.geocy "'-"~•-Neat. Sblne &pht backs, S125. \\'rough!
ClusWed ::'~ P~ • Uveotn for etdetly qouple. ur:: ~ muttiple C'hl.ss SlnOI ~ Torn own~ .. ._~ • Oi..ni,pue Dr. ahilb:., Aj>ply Ea & AJe, dinette aet w/4 chrs.
} D·"" Pi~t JG~~ ~" II,!!. Drive. i4llO-. t1oa1 _fo-· e CAL l vTIME e 54&-21.11 · N..,.... Be••h 64fl'.i1lo. I Love,..t $100. 3 U'""1 c 0 <UV 156o 1 • e lJ\le..b\• N.S. 2 OtiWren. •ta .,.....-ve diet~ , St:alnp .. ,~ 53$ N. El SERVICE, statiOn SIJ_e~ WAJTRiSS, e . OVER stools, $100. Drexel vani
eos:: ~:ea. 92626 'J , •· ~ ~ ok. To °':!~~ ~ ,_.... ~I ·= )fr•/::, "1te. ~ ~ Eve. 54W483 & lube man: .'1'911. P1'Y It n,. p/time. CC; SUn & m. White enameled de ~ .,.. ; ,• " j_j ' e GRfN!maS ' ' · fringe beneets.~man holldaya. Kramer's Colonial $.lO. Redwood pat~ Ju
Equal Oppor. Employer • '' •Care 11)._for~~ l 10 5 ;yean ~re. : ~ MIN(; pref'd. Full'or A~ K1Jche.n. 19th & Harbor, CM table w/4 bt?nches. Joun&e
, CARPET installer's helper.
1 Full time. Capistrano area. • (tt4) 496-2333
., __ ,. "~· ' '1;""*"!; • --~~ OD m ~.~ce . ' PlY Shell Stat ,,,. Ttli ·• w· =REsSES F t & chc Sl'l5. 601 Rocldoni
n... •uu ~~· ~~~: et.c: .-w.. To c'!uoep~.r:~ new lrVine, N.B. .. ,l \. . C~~tall exi>er: onl)~Sld's CclM, 61~·
You may work u little
or as much uyou like?
We have openlnp in
trainee poaltlonl -
Santa ~N. ~-3323 ~~are availa!lle ~~tci~:s o!!!trw~ S ALES MAN.OUtstandlnK S:.VI~~~~= ·~~e Seel, fi'l3..99CM. '1;~~ &t.plt':vert~ coH
.atlon or :'' oompen. P/tlme. Must ~ve happy oppor •• for right penon. time hn. !928 E. Coast ' , WE NEElf' YOUI table, matching tamp t
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Carpet Sales
Full time e xperienced
Pttferred Xlnt. employee
benefits.
Interview Hours
1D am to 12 ooon
Personnel OUice
3rd Floor
• Assembly 1,
• Packa9ln9 •
• Printed Clrcu t
Board '
Assembly
THE BROADWAY• WI,. Wrappin9
H 0 US E KE EPER/Prac. ft -.. Our. ~llent . beoe-amlle car typing ability Radio & 'IV program syn-Hwy, CdM 67>-1216. • • shm ~. dbl. bed,
?Jn.-Jor Sa..,.,_. Home t3 ~ udea, -541-acl95. ' • • 1 ·dlcatlon. ~ct in penon SHIPPING~REC I plete 'v/~kcue bd · ,....~ ~J--' _,;• ~---1 lt1 brUJa , wne, S.R.D. • drop-leaf dining tbl w = U.,pm-1 !I"' 1hilt. .Group I< Medical -"Eti~' w. 19th SL Exper. only • Smalt manuf. T A ._bl chn. Li· dbl d,.....c & nJ . ==-i:::: ) ~ ~d '?-~G • .f";!, C..M.->.: ,-' .. Grow w/us. Good ~y., me SSem ers stand, BBQ & ca rp ·lfQU~ER_.\, Com· -Nt1'~f ~~i ST . 'OS.PH • .. ! •... SA.rE-< LADY N'wpt Bch ".'2·34T.l Clerks sweepec. 548-1452 ··=···~t!~l~ d; ~~t'~ HOSPITAL ORANGE' M•"!1"~ x p or i e n c . Stetl1tlcal TYP!'' s' T. yp"1s.. WATER bed. complete. Kl ..(ooldng ·hoUldteepinJ ' A?-~ ~ JI • r --•• ,, \ Un.nliceutli'y., The Show-Ott, $475-$5%> Per mo. 3 Girl q{C'. r. Ii> sb:e, like new. Pedestal
pllcant ' will need Cai11• -Credit Union RN'S 22 F&11bk>n Island. Near N'.B. city hall. 6~ SeCretaries wood frame, still untlni
driven.lie. Refs req'd, Call -~cellent workin& coDdi-SALESLADY-mature tor In-STENO to assist our ,c-Clerks \~Ith foam pad &: hea
LH Dove 494-9'194 days &: tiODI tima.te apparel shop. c.M. countant in small, Ju t pac-Accnt vuzyl liner. DOES N
4lK-6438 eves. area. 642--5430 for appt. ed omce. ~ 65. wpm. LEAK! I MAKE OFF . Apply Employment Office SorM ah. Must be fa# & ac-VOLT 842-1150 eves or ~J::.ert:P~Yer w;:!'!m~:ealso Indus. Engineer $15K KAYNAR ~'&m&E<Uc~~~~·c:!: ~S~EA--RS____.,... =: .. w:.:!t!i't: · tn,t1nt'Pers~nel QwU~ Colonial
CHEF -$1000 Per Mo. 1be ht Br,2nd abift openings Wodting mgr wt.> will Full time & part time open· up syste~· 'en"'Otlo M-.F T~ Sel'Vlce rywood room divider, rou
Blue Beet, Call 673-9904 · develop & 1 m Pl em e n t M G 0 ' ings, PM'• & Nights. 8:30 to 5:30. •1start $3 hr. 3848 ca.tnPus 'f>r., Suite 106 table a: 4 Chairs. $350.
after 3pm. 2061 Bu1lne11 Ctr. Dr. operating methods, ~ F • C ., INC. ~ef=n~ary & person-COSTA ·MESA Write (ckiw.i": phone) Mr. Newport Beach 546-4741 Provin. coUcti walnut
CLEANING girl wanted, I rvlne 133-1441 ~ ~= r:=.im:: 800 S Stm. College ilvd Kenneth, 1600 W. O>ast Equal Oppor. Employer fee table &: end tablts,
Newport Beach. Own N n-....... Co .t.1-,1,... elflcle Full rton •-ly to H11 Openings For Hwy., Newport Beach. box spring & mattl'fas. transportation. Thurs 10-1. r . .., .... ..,.. , """l"""~ max. opera._.. ncy e PErull~ OFFICE 5.UPER.VISOR wanted by ad· Woodworking Miiiman or antique organ. 64$-4
Salary open. 'Call 646-4113, FAC'IORY '"'°"' ~f~ ~-~ llnn~ Local interYiewm& ~: , ST. JOSEPH Experle'!ced I ..rtio"1,t\ Co. Woman bWI· ~ t' ~· a11'f: mi~ 3 PC French Provincial
U-5. ~ ... 11011lgri'•'!ll' • $151( ~9 ri:r:J-:2 ,.,"IM. 'HOsPITA:l.. PBX ' • I ~:'"~35..~= f,Ji;;. "'k.. 2·-;:. .,.:,: ~.!~;..~'U, ~or CLERICAL aft • . Pref. exper. ln semi con-, 1100 W. Stewert Dr. Wllllnetoworklong~.for ~O>rp., 1626Plaeen· Ala lee cbelt, el
· ductor, diodes, cofnponent After bourtnterviews may be ORANGE ' above average earn~. tia. CM. broom , misc. Make off:
TYPISTS F~~ed~Jlid<Po . k to ~ parts. feedlnc of com· arranged I>)' colllnc ' ,. OPERAJORS ' ~ , Will ..... ~·--.~.;;: ~ t: ~· 2 <"'2U& ... to lllOll • ~nbl automa••~ cl com; • H. .,,,.,,,.... 1n 4) --··' , : , • . ' I "" ""'" •• . 'l'Ou.,,,. " to ~ , 't ·-$SOif "·~nts~·blgb··~-~ "' -.1---· oi.i-~ N1JRSF.S.IA1ds. 'f.3,'Sll shift'. · ~ Not sales App · 315 3rd St. 3 d~ per wit.· 9: to 6. 2,,;;4'~CU;7,R;i;V:nE;;;D'°"B"urn=-t -:0=:11:1 NEEDED NOW!-Medical-front $500 + 'bandlin& semi conductol' An F.quaJ. Oppn"tUnfty Experienced preferred. SUite E. H.B. or call Cash regilrter exp., refs, no crushed velvet sOla. $400,
• Sec'y Adm Atst $8)0 agency. 0rg, Co. firm. Employft> ~~~tn uI!.!t~-~ b .. ~ Part .,._0 .. 536-2100 Mrs. Ward for J!.tudenta pleue. Call Mn. Ornate antiq. gold & vet ~ ::e ~~. ~ ~~w~ ~~"~:f': i "f •~JI 1-perC:r~fri"'v· MACHOO'SI'S' ~ ~~usi.;"Hi~ ~~ E.xCfllenf 'B;'.,.f1t1. 1 -;si~~EPHONE sALES1. ~ IM'-1575 .,\ ~~:S. $65 ea. xin·t co
a typist who is good w/ Recept Typist $500 ••3 Do D N NURSES -RN 1-3 & 3-11 Pennahent or par t • t l m e I II~ I MOVING • like new apt. , fi BuyerManuf to__.,... -Ylr r., • • * p/ttme L~"'' "-11 Mesa A-11 .. At gures. -~ '42-3170 • "' 1~ .:r • w..,. work, momlngs & eves. ....,.. · re trig. $65. Many chal Payroll-C.ompUter to $700 Verde Conv. ~ 661 Personnel Office Guar. wages & comm. For tables, dresae'rs, cab
Apply In The ~fi~~ ~ 10 ~ ,.,. .,. .., Center St, CM Man t:hru Sat 10 am.-4 pm details call Los Afl&elea beds, etc. $2.SO to $20. r.',r;:?~I ~~= 0 .,. 1YP.rt' · $400 If•• ''"' ;,... :W . SCREW»•cumr l .2,0F.lil.Cli GIRLS . "'RS , .Ttme•, 541Hl30t. A 11 ,02 ean· 644-4000 Exec. Sec'ya $600-$'700 N"nr-,....,~'tb 1 _.-nau;, f ~ . )~ :Ml@ED, , ~ \, ~ ':, ;, .,, . ELEPHONE lolicltor for PP enc.. MATI'REssEs. boxapr·
PACIFIC MUTUAL Inven. Control Ori< $455 ~ r~'l!"l'I, • > 'l!adlo. ~.lll!patch Roellli'ck &'CO' ~. · · .P~d·.~~· MaXlnttun FREIGHT DAMAGED otancto, 2 sets S15. & NEWPORT ..:..rr.:.,-..v 1 , • • • Must tfe'~. -lb1e to drive · exp • ~..,·~ lan&l'S am. 835-2200 ex 293 day 100NewportCenterDr. 5ERY1CES~""-' SETUP Applyin Penon pay.Mt.Lewilflt7·11'l. ~n. freezers , eve
Newport Beach Per-I A41ency • -CAB CO wuhera, dryel'L i ,,;;:..,,=_,..-,,-~-:
833 Do D N B Al YELLun • TEMPORARY Housekeeper SAVE UP TO $100 FORCED to "It -wa t CLINICAL Lab, clerical. 60 ;;..fo' • • PEEP D OPWTORS 1B6E.16th;CootaMeaa •SOUTH.CO-'S'f.P~ Uve-tn.•etderly couple, t.P Sean,Roebuck&ComP.,,,. $50, dryer, $35, Sola !'!:-··~~·~ri . ~=~~to = .o=.~~~~~ "J~:Tf~=}~L 1:1v~ry·~~.~~~ A~~~~a, ~~C:~IM~~
64&-719f. Newport area. *FEE PAID* Buyer/Marlne Hrdwr $14,500 For te~epbone Sta.rt $2, no ex··.-.,~ ~_,_r __ . .,..1. references. 494.5 093 ,. Call96Z-Tl81 SIMMONS ove~ a nd
COCKTAIL waitress, * Sec' /Mktng to-$600 ~iC~c'y to= DAVENPORT ·' per, to ·$2:50 W/exper. Diva· · An Equlil'Oppmwuly · 'Betweien H ONLY. · WARDS 12 cycle 16 lb couch. Mak1'!s twto bed•,
weekend only. Days. Costa Xln't o~. w/local manuf Exec. Se.ere~~ 10'$'100 ACME-GRIDLE·Y ·~ i:nlf ·f· ~~ En\(lloYer. .. TKE'30LLY ROGER washer $'15. WhtrlPoot s cy· ~ent4~1Monarce
M"'8 Goll & country aub, oo. otler!ng top benefits. SecylConstructlon iq $61ii BROWN & SHARPE. ' .. a na -----:... .COSTA ~ESA cle gu dryer $15. GE 4 cy. ;::.::•:c,· ===-...~--:-1101 Golf C,ourse Dr. Aho Fee Positions Secy/Brokerage ·-to.4625 • ......_ ~ t-... ORQERLY--. operating nn, .-...-...~~-• 1' . ~le elec di)ier $50. Guar. & BLACK na~e 1wi ---~-HELEN SCHAFFER COlting Clerk to $550 Miaimwn 12 years ~enoe ~ train. Swl~ nite s.blfts, ,SALESMEN 1 & Mgrs, m/1. taking ~cations delivered. 546-8672 or rocker & ottoman. _ -:--w-•-•-PEROONNEJL AGENCY Clerk Typilt' •• to~ • •et.ljp P>d operatin&'.-of ..f~ . .P.sI>t. Bou l\os. Nil· $3lli, .J<..up\.Wl<IJl,.guam .. ll • ""n 847·8115. new. Make ottu. W-
. Controler to $25K 4262 Campus Drive No. B4 ComQ'l)l.inel Rater . ,$500 ~ alxNe acrew .m&Chfuea. PERMANENT, part time qual. No eip nee. Mr. r uUSBOYS COPPERTONE We1ttn1· eves or anytime wknda.
R.. E., construction & CPA Newix>rt ·Beach 557.2711 Payroll Bkpr EDI! lo 1100 Exce!lentbenefttlli:oaram in-~ntL nitet only, in-(213) T10-8543. . house refrig w/freezer, good DEm<, dresser, cedar c
background. Growth poiten· · Girl Frida.Y i= d.ud . eluding Wee~ ~ture &: J Exp Over 18 cond. $UO. 545-0510 bet 2:30 headboard Mal c b t n
tial. Company pays Fee/ FEMALE telephoners ror ad-CALLFfte &TRLSHl'ee l'ol!HO=S es. · ,de 'ndable, overA 121. Pmaluloe SECR£tARY ) 2300 Harbor Blvd., CM p.m. Walnut, very good aha • Also Fee Positions. vertising promotiorul, hrs 10 : -Group -& Medtcal Ute •or female: PP Y a -' ' 'AWJ.y 4-5 pm Daily WASHER&: Ga1 Dryer, xlnt ;:.548-~1l6"'72.-;:;;='7==1'I ~ mVINE , am·3 ;pm, or l pm-8 pm. ~E l7thWlllTl'EM( t ,_._()RE) CM m.urance L' Drlte-tn, Costa ,Mesa, Mon cone!., $125. or best offer. * * * SOFA Is lovcse
l iftERSONNELAGENCY Pick )'OUl' own bra. $2 per w · a .u.~iui: -P.aid 'Bl.ck:LeaVe orWe<ltfter 't.PK.5 -t · • • '~ -· .............. !BS-ml ext 293 day s , ,never used, both for $ ~ E. 17th (at lzvinel CM hr. ptua dally bonus. Exp Suite 224 642-1470 _ PaJd Jldlida>'I .l Vacat!tono· Peroonal i;ec·y: p ~ t Im e We naecl "I ·~-TOOL, DIE I. !)79.-0283 """'· usually home, !161!-'1910
Suite 224 64~1470 = ~W!.r~=·a~; flA••iWto 4r»r 'II -= Sbarina Retirement young attractive ... te m •• hry wHO Uri tyro: ' "MOLD MAKER KENMORE waaher/dryer MUST sell! Plush ISOft ~· ............. ..,, 315 3rd St HS Stdt'e E or .JUNIOR .... _ ••15 ~r u ·-wlbid<pn& & typirigc Elmexp. 60 w' pm & to 0 $79 ea. Over' 200 washers, sota &: l/1; Herculon call ' ' -·m: ~ · -~= mon . !'Ontacl .~""'"" • er, , • • • • ; s:::'°""'E'lc' llnn need• dryers, refrig 1rom $3!1.!l5. Iik• new prt ply. 5JIU64L • COOKS, Busboys 2nd & 3rd t. 536-2100 Mts. Ward for Eun S20-$40 per .ivtek .. ¢• -Excehrrt 'WOrking condi-~~. , , ;1' 1 • shorthend 1t · eed man with a bill-545-0780 t ~hl~~~~pp~os:s;:r=. ;~orPart ttme .. 'delivery ~1;~'™=t~no~!1
tions ~_..__ ,tJ!:tf.~TICS -• . Wt~"l··-~·· ·~~·'.,'~.' · ~:a~~i=,::..YEARo=::..·~G~uARANT===E=E-. HJ~~~~ta~f:.• ~/rou
} Colony Kitchen, 2 714 2 help, Jor adwrtilhle pro-~ route ·and doe• Apply AJUillUYIDent Office ""M•'t.1-l'1r1Handl1r/ Ap I In Person •'Jf .J ...... > :·~' May ta&:..Kettmore-Washera case. 646-1856 aft. 5.30.
, Ortega Hwy, San Juan mot Ion . Your ow n mt Include oou.ctinl? ' or K·AYNAR Fl r Man PY STA:CO INC 6J6.2840 * 83!1-l!18 COLONIAL IO!a $JO. Coton
. turning paid dally,' Pick llrOYlded. We ...tc -Some exper. pref'd, but will 3...., HerDOr Blvd. Rent Welhers/Dryers day !)79.-0283 eve I Captstrano. traJ>oportatlon. Abov. evl!ty dellwrlntl. -tlon la 00 •·• • ' .. . · • • Cbalr $20. 83>-2200 ext
~.;. '11".;,:1'°:,';'~ yoor ow. ~. -l lh1 houns.-all~WICboolha ·and·'~ MFG. CO;, INC. lrab>·~-d~ ~ Costa Me .. , Calif, 1139 'Boker StrHt $2. Wk. Full malnt 9 tt '-n ptald couch.
tt di ho Call p.m. Apply 315 3hl St., H.B. .... .......,. e w ope_.. r·· on mau.-.... .,........._ ...,,,,. C t ... _ * 63$-lm * · .---dftlo c Sma oner use. Suite E. lot FouiJtaln Valley 6 South IOO S St te Col'-Blvd 'l!PI, etc. Must be neat, . • , OI a '"91• In fair C<Jn n.
Gn-1'122 betwn 2 &: 5 pm. Huntmaton Beach areu on-I -wl poil_itfD itable work recont , 549 3041 RECOND. APPUANCES ~-;:;:::::.:::;-=:-".=:-:::I COOK!HSKPR. must be xlnt GEL Repairmen -Exper. })'. You must be out of Fullerton· ft have own car. Must be Delivered· i'W'· Dunlap'.. i:>FA 7', green, good
cook beaut new home on Apply at pte, MacGregor ICbool by 3 PM to able to work wkndl if nee-• Equal Oppor. Empieyer 1815 Newport, CM !MB--1180 dtkln A barJain at
Nwpf Bay, refs, 2 Adults Yacht Corp, 1631 Placentia ecipate, ExperltnceJ Interviewtng Hours: essary. LATE model walher and ~
673-59?2 CostaMtsa. 1 gtven p rfo ?lt y . Mond&ytbntFr:lday \Apply dryer good oondJtlon $45 ;;=:,:.:;:~.,---..._,
rosl'A MESA, shi\>ping GENERAL HELP • !1641. 9A.M. to l2 t. 2to4 P.M. 9 am·ll am.,.,1 pm;3 pm · •: • ;J'llAINEES each.'646-<iMS. ' Gtr•@• Solo
Dept: needs a young mature ~ men needed imp\ed. tor KEYPUNCH .. operator. IBM A':fter hour lnterview'I may be * Or~ Cbf.SJ.P1astle1 * ~·.. . Will tram de~ women DELUXE Kenmore washer, -SMALL_...__d-.,-.-&·---t' I
woman willing 10 work 'lppt'OX 2 weeks, 1til1 or part 029. Exper; amall •otnce, • atratiged by calling: 850. Wnt fBth St. fo become inJectiOll molding 2'A yrs. Xlnt condition. $95. drawer dresser,
toWard advancement. If yoµ . time, to work on church N~~ .. !t'-...s'!· days. Ray J. H. Fftdrldc (n4)_l'llai0 Costa Meaa, Callf. A Subaldiary Of operatonbe • Graveyardd ndam:· 545-6334 freezer,
.,. In t e r e & t e d ' Call -· $L 15/hr, Cal Lee, Hu~, -• •-.~·-•"' l"he ~ntjoap,oa..~ MU81 neoL beepeabl t' BRAND ,_. 13.5 cu. ft. clothlnc. Sa Ol!ltronlc CorP, ~ 557·2165. . -~ ...... "" ~ ~ '·:..· have own car, e o J..door GE retrt&erator Pomona Ave,
COUNTER Girl, fUll or part Generel Ofc $450 l(JYPUNCH OPR ' · · . PORTER F:qual oj;,>or..Dl>~mll S':: or~J'.06";: barvelt acid.' 111?i 83Q..9UO ' ::;;rI;;arn>CKE;;;;;;;,;;;;;R~T::,hri,,.1t,..,s=1 I
Calltlm'i....for~etaners .... -IJwte~ Swing.Shift· MAG c•aD OPR hr ID start. Atrl'O. Ice maker .refrtg. Sa1 .. 120E.19th, CM. M
'"" app . ~ ~\;UU. " • "" ' SECRETARY AllPQt 1 pm-4 pm avacado ftnfah, Xlnt. cond. n.t 1oam-1pm. Thrilt
CXlUPLE to operate sm1 Personnel Agency Call Mr. Chard '-·Term ~ Port·~-~~ • ·~ * Orange C'<>ast PluticS * mo. 968-'19!8 'Hand cralted Items.
hotel ta .Balboa, Bay1ront 1~;;;,~s.)A. For Appointment VDl,T Ne,!J:..<rt .a.....i~ 850Westl.9thSt. eDISHWASHERS washers GARAGE Sale: Antl
apt offered + comm. 1:.a2.as6 ter · lft1t1nt ,Pitf'SOrM'MI Apply Penonnel omce rrflll' ~·~,-Costa Mesa. Calif. drYera reblt iuam &_ bookl, tools, & ml s
673-1440.' -, c• I VAL co Tempiney SeMC. 3rd .,,..,. Th• Irvin• Company delv'd: 113$-~; ?i4&-521!. Sat/Sun. 5092 Linda
DELIVERY Man for early GEN. OFC. FULL/Pl' Lii" • !llMll.C...puo Dr., !l\dte 106 lnl<rvf~'lD'AM·U noon • * TYPISTS * Buildl-Meterlols 806 -:11i'.B"-':,..,..-----::A morn. paper route. Must Mature (qe no barrier), Newp:lt't.Beadl 546-frCl has opening Jor secretary lo .. .,. Machinery
have depend . car. Approx. •XJ!'d In bus., ~· lD key, 548·2201 Eg,.i °"9'>1'.. Employer . THE BROADW ~ y with 1,.a1 'or real e1blte Regt<ter lob e SURPLUS BUILDING :.:::=:=::!---_;~I
$200 per mo. 548-4752. tJiPe ~I ~i~ ·nn ~A1> • ..; . H.B ~~~n!itl~irl a~ MATERIAL . llXJO'• Of. NEW SEAR:S. 8" table saw, D•ntal Secretary oppty. · er .....,.. &;Alll..,er, • o ...... --.. ·~ ...... ,. ce Interv'WI: 9-U ITEMS! Doors, lumber, ply. C<J.nchtion, wilhoUl "10!0r ·
Hi.,k1 .. exper. for efficient GENJRAL OFFICE Costa Meu. \ ·:MAID . Equal Oppor. Employer appearance le P 1 ea s • n t We Need Alt wood, alum sheeting, mold· Wi,tlawh ~~lrtand built a I 0f~:V'fyping skills & x·ray Need libarp, Ill al'Ol.IDd Chi. penonallty. Typlnc '10, wh Oftb Skills tn_g_, windowt, etc. 1..0=· -'-"--'=----+
lie. nq•d. challenging pom· · Typtng, answertnc pbooel, Equal appor. Employer p_,t. Sat 1t &m. ~ ~~ i:. ~~~:,:,,:,ene11tii 6 Equal 0ppor. Employer BUILDERS SURPLUS CTION
tJon lo xJnt o_.ru\y. Top Ute -eeplne. start $400. 646--0308 Mal• A Female 2406 So. Main St.! S.A. ,FOR A ••
startlng salory. Nwpt Ctr. 540-3880. KEYPUNCH A~ p-Ol!lce · • Call '44 3319 Wntern Glrl lnc. Mon thru Sat 0.5 DAILY PIL-
844-2455. GIRL FRIDA'!: -rm-~~c;g:_ ·~ ~ filfl MacArthur Blvd. n<: 546-1032 YI
•Dental Il<ceptionl•t • **** OOI Raal\y ' D~y & Swint Shift InteMewlo& 10 AM·12 -mo. APPlY In n or I>)' Setwee";i' U,'S \i pm N.,.~Beacb CLASSIFIED A ln~~~t'::J .:let.~'~t~ Construction Comp any 6 Mo'11ct11al --· THE BROADWAY ~ JL~)-~ 1850 SECRETARY Equal ~· Employer ~~Jm~i:. ~';:;1
for progressive dental • of· ::i!'l'ed =-,!\ r:!~ on keypunch,"-OI' 1777 Edlnl~ II-!!-. F:qual app;:"Emplof!r. Secretary w/lront om.. ap. 5 tfnel, 5 d&y1for5 bucka. CALL "2·567
flee. Pref '°me exp & """"""'' typlnc. phone•, etc. key -d<!Ytce. EqUal ..,_ ......,,.., pv"OOCTION Painting !'!'~· p e r 1 ona I I ty , TJmT WANTED F~~----~"' maturity, Salary o p en . Salary open. Call .Mt. Apply In The -v.....,. '' :;;-lmllh .,...., Ca i i }!llbllc'<i>n!ai:fTjteneral OI· k.ura..; " neat. Sharp atrl urnlturo 810 Furniture
919-6512 Welton 61S-6900 b' l\Ppt. 4 ~nonnel Department MAID flJU tlml! onb' exp'd 548-611& tor aim. flee experll!nce, 10 handle mat~ prosram~~:~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~~~~~~;;;~~I
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6 pm. -• I'll. 9 lfll•l2 Noon neel! '•Pillt> 11\'~.~= "REAL J;l'l'l'ATS SALES ; ; MANA::'!!~ CORI'. ~,re, al ••,tat, e ~ • Matureenthuslaiticwoman. GIRL FRIDAY, $2. per br .-ii. .. a .t fl~WlAI-Sl.JCCl8*~ \ rr-. ~.f • -
Expel"• required. No Sat. startlni. will~ ...n. PACIFIC Mu•-L J m.ort a.ionol in., 11.,. or _li...,.jotrrthe . '.~'f .::;1 , , 9'19-lllf *" ~ , 1' I. SaJa<Y open. 557~ Hn. 8 to 4:30. -700 Newpoot ceitor or. '· f'aclllc ~ R"f, N.B. World's ta,...i and -....,.., , , = I • • CAR ·PE ·T
DENTAL Se<:relaJY, '5-45. tor -t General Newpoot B&acll Ml-3030 lll)'tlme. ....... reule -tlon S E C !! E T A R y • TYPIST·Il<cept tor amall
At '"" a Yl'9 -· ·-...tc It Utt ra· MALE, <lean CUL -driv· with a networlc ef owr OM MARK Eii111' ml DEP,'f. ~t •. _firm. pvtr~~ 30.
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rlftbj ~me -12-1'30 pm NOIHMOln!r. ~ 3:30 a --· Free -.haJ>d _,. coll$ ' ~ · ' McDONALoi$ to 5 PM, 3-19, 3-30. l1CeDl1n& tchool. prefd. ~nU;y for ta· TYPISI' wUh ri1 e d Io a l ~ Beach m .. BJ5. Hard..eft-Ltd-.sm Blttb Uent W. ttaJ.n1na. vancement. ~ 1 n t co. tennlnoloa. For. furthQr in-. ot • " Equal oW· Emploztr St., N.B. Pie... call Vllalnl& Jone t>enefttl, 641-Gltl. f o rmat t o n 1caJt Mn. ~ctr In llltD. Small il"•mtlllf .. ~ h ea v Y Kl'I'CllEN HEU'ER The MAWE'S WIG 6 Bc&u\y 83$4811. SECRETARY pert Ume for Norman. m-386 ~~ . 1 phone. """""' • r •a . w•. ~ Call ~ Salon ba1 oPOnlnc tor RED CARPET e-'-ri"• otttce, -v ::.m. A bett<r "'"ifitlon .__ crowmc compuer SU-34190. mue .,.......," u•~ beauddan exp in bait RNl1wl ~~tfwith ex_.,p. lloun URftE LY ~ "" Call Lam GRILL coota tor day t. -.-!PM. · ao<>do-~. canm " to au!L Writo: Jobn Jones a U ~ -·, A ~bolit. ao.n N. , LEGAL SIC'Y ...atlon. 54Wl4I • RJl TRAINEE ... , 2!! tor A 436 -O!M
DfHECTll ~·Pl '1lli.· I&~ "-"' -&ttolnt)I Maintenance :!,':':in~,...!'! •. ~ •ny ~-.j ~ NEEDED 'nO co l!Cl.. or .-n....a iii!f.> ' Jl!ld iiClJ!fWY for their -"'-·· ~ -~
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pay! n.. ~~nee. rell llolr 0DL f:i' l:; ~ _; Min. I 7"' j!lq>Or. II"" lit -· CaU for. appt. JeMlm• 37 llun"-i«Ul.'15 • . ~ ...... hll ......,., -to --. bijoc. W.llal. ,. Center, 11.a. -
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547..rll rot ra<e! l\I ~~week. Top EJQlff.-part.tlme 3 u,. wk. v ... nc1es ""'money! a.nt #115 Tustin U FAIR DR, 117 _,7 • COSTA MESA
Ddn1 ..... Ute lllllpt pay. Oean ... 111 equip shop. Ar<Y day II U>t 8ESl' DAY to ' 'l»lna nq'd, COa\Mll Bill your -· apt., •ton 131-5460 ~~
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Ull'wo• 12 • pair. 3 18' x ••• l\,t )'rt. old. Red> • '='~.,~~ .. J . ilOUSE BOAT. tWln 250 ___ ,,_CLOSE:--=-•~.;:~.r;:.... •rur·a·~~--..,,~ .. -,,~·:··11---.. ~-.,...--·-·--ifl'"""" , ... ..,,.. "' wood <f<ck1ac. tilter,"''"'" ANSWERS avail.~-........... " v.s·, ............ fly-·· -.. ~-<> -" ~ I so' USED ~h.•·. Unlv,nal elretrlc lna cqulpatent ~ tnc kit on dllplay at orano Coun-xlnt oond. n7.ooo, auk>t'n•lic tra.nsmlak>ll. lRCEDES cof:f~ ~ SS I domln1()11 w/aune c..~rmicaJJ. Every· I)''• larfelt dealer. l 'yr pie-• 22' ClffilS CRUISER v.·/ beaY)' duty lfln..I. Stl'P (
d'!<'irk' '""" POI $4. I thing only sm. Oti.\1J>ofiy '"'""' -Cl>all -°'""' -,.,.. '""" I ,... ..... " !raflt!r. $800. I OUT bwl\IM'l", awdlllary lanka. 0 DISPLAY el~rU:: r11n opener S3. 1-36·' iaro. New. Muat It'll . frla:id -s:rtn' ' ll':rvb wU,..y. Cu~ 90 Cail 546..fSEIO \Vee~. etc. EJcttemely lOw mllt.'~. S New C
1t1'ef'n •loot' S..-i. 2 •win box fl.fOVING. 5.11·121.S. lk'ntlll when d~ or terms to 38 mo. avalL (TI19llf).S',.,.~1%
rprla11:s S7 Jll l"tu:h. 2 noUNo drop--leal birch cur. his pa1lent: "Now, keep a ABC color TV 19 o <1 e 15 F't. Bo&~ <'OVer, .4IJ lf.f. ~ I 'l'l:itde-"' 1
UoUY\''OOCI bi·d frun11')1 S3 rc-e 1bl. $40. 2 vecf..rl end tbb; SfJl-Y uppl't plate." Brookhursl, H.B~ 988-3329, .Evinrude,. tf1t ,tra.ntr, ill SALE Co""tif'lg tn ~ ~
each, :HI .. ~·~tc deep druni S25 l'1t. Aqua-bluc:.~e s BIG CANYON/SPYGLASS tit 90'Jl Allantll, Jf . B. newly pe.lnted, 13 lap on . Nabers Cadliat Ask ~~ ~ \l"'gt"'
llllnp 11h!ul~• l3 i•11ch. ~nta JK:. formic& dinette Ad, new NEW liOMJ:" ~ 96~ boa1 & trailer. $:i:iO or belll . 1---~"'-'-5:;+..!JlllHl!il Md U -'-cedea tlP-! ::;r
In ~l1:i1;h :irlrt II reind~·r 125. ,. o rid. $ 6 0 , p b 11c0 Comp bdrm: Bett.ul M.nd 21" colo; TV, UHF & VHF, oiler. ,Trade for ! l A~=~~R U ,..,,..Plo nl ~"'~ ...
Eastl'r bu .. k('I~ 25c-$1 . 11.uhc·r-dryer combinatk>n. nllldc ati:lqtMt \1 NI.If, klrc $95. 21" DAW TN, $%l. 19" • fOG-s:nl . TRAuco COSl'A 1.fESA H f
$.~ 5.54--0l4Z VIC,'OR ...._ .... ;..,.. -uc"'-·. mirron. ~t. have nloe nk:tures. m.76&1 Larte salon It. Dy~ bridle: • • .-. '1 h --a .. -. P·~ AlmoM flPW 0011)' car bi'ri lde11I lot ap! m. 645--1~2 size bed, '"8.tt, spread, dr1>ei. portable 'W/ltari.I $.35. All • 30 FT. Owen& Cruiscr * I. $40-9100 Open Sunday ~ ouse 0 Imp
n E~ B I I.... auu~..,. ..... ,......, &Ton ., ~ J;';l'1 ah~-· -ntltl 27' Of BEAUTY & 1912CevroletCheyenneSuper -··ant CIK>,DUO"la .... · I"'-'· r1t. nc. Ko...... used-but ln xlnt cont! An * ~ * "'~· .,.,,.,;rv ' 1k Sanla •-·· ""--~ roll. prep 11erleit, nsellill g~ • no Cheap Antiqua Ch l pp, n d a It' f!M.... • a.4020 1S Ton PJckup, Loaded with • ; on ·~e ftUA ,. • ..,.,7
.Mvtnlores Jn LI v Ing plulic parts. Made ln huntboard, 2 ha.nd carved [ Ill * * 14' FibttKit nmaboot. extras, Near New, Beautiful 523-7250 '
$300/8'•1 offer. 67>--0514 U.S.A. Mod.t , .. 51·'4. Mak• -.... ,. You s 35ltp Evhrl •lee. It . ELE6AllCE '°Mm McCARTHY BRAND "'EW II ~ ... "J,E~RCE~~~·"""'1~2'.1111 ..
CUSTOM black foan1 stft'r-oner. 1142-1150 ~ or * ALSO "* . . W/trfr. A sharp bU'pinl n ., Ina whttcl •• n .. i. 1"'. Nov"' any1lmo wkntla. Muter Crall POrt 8 IJ'ack • 641Hl8f15. BUICK •73 CAPRI ed by k. 25, mt. ""
1*d. $10. MZ-1150 tvt'" or PnLAROID Au1omatlc 100 tape pla.yer, pert cond. • Lines, 2 Times, $2.!M' 16' Dolphin *1 or lillhlnC THE TRAYCO 270 BEACH BLVD. AT • Pirttllls. '6100. rm. 499-3808
tJ1YSn1e wknd1_. _ __ _ Land Caniera,, just like new. * 6'D-8853 * boat. Deep hull. all elua. . • , TIIE SAN DIEGO FRWY. Immediate Delivery MERCEDES 1970 6.3 S.E.t.
pO()(.. TABLE. \\kt• rww. \Vl•h flaahgun No. 268 &: S'I'EREO~ 19TJ Garr" rd MOVING , 4 yr old spayed % 100 Mt'l'C O.B. w/controb & t MOTOR HOM( 894-3.141 GUSTAFSON Cla.s.slc. Leather lot, all
custom medr, "0 t 1 d Polaroid self titrwr No. 192. Quad Syst~n1, full size SIAmese cal, veey kwible. !rlr. n> Victoria 8'·· 5.a.1. 4 \VllEEL "Drive, '7'l Chevy, • x!ras. $10,950. 546-l9lll,.
mahogan;:1 Will dcliver. Mitkc olfer. 842-115'1 eve1 or tur11table, M11Jo't.1/PifPX No dQga. ~2190. 1970 S'K 1 PS' Ac K 20, '% Ton. Camper S p ec 1 a I L1.,COl.n-t,4er~ Bal& SLrt~· low1'nll8'-551~ a.nytlme wknds. receiver, 4 air AUSJ)l.'rlslon rANTAS"TIC boxer, ma.le U Flyhr\dge, JolJLl,..Y-t.UXuRV" 'EQUIP· {.1"Jeyenne. Auto, 350 eng, '16.!IO.&>ach at wahltr Ml eq , Klee n t w . ''BUY~~.~m-eo-,1>e~r~11h1'P_i_"_t_ht' SMITH Corona Silent Super speaker syatem11. tape deck ll"l0$. Lovt.<11 . kids, Good M5-8739 & 53.i-2458 PED WITH AirCond\Uoneri air/cond, PIS, p I B' i·htn~·.Beadli tj ~t'i 3--0]t8 ~ ~
bcf1ullt1.tl . Ne11.·1>nrt !:\each portable typc1vriler, uM'd boplug In jac~l .ftArandlafncw_~~ 'vutch dog. 962--5315. 16( s :....a. Cra.tt, "' hp ._ .1.2,(Q) /BTU/UO-volt, r o o ( Custom Stec.Ting whl, !ape 842..8844 ~ (2JJ) '68 lrae250S. Ai!J~
A11'f F.tlC CLUB lot 1100 very litrlt·. ln real good x. wa1 c unc in ...... DARLING p ~•· II "'"1400 ~ f ""' mount ~"tra Battery with deck, Ttnled glasi;, Trans ''Homo "o1· ~ VI°"~" 'POW~ &st o.Cfer -l '~ t • · rond. With can-ying cue. Originally ·S280. now $125, or uppy, .. "?'...., tr& er. · or best of er. Dual Switch/255 Amp. cooler, Coolant Recovery .,. "':1:' ''"~ ,.,11 J~med /L.13-81'18 • ,
Sllvt 150, Call 544-M4J. Make offer. R-1Z.ll00 eves or small pymntll. 893-0301. Labrador, 5 wklf old, shiny 5S2-7096 Power Plant, Eleclric-Onan System, 3 gu tanks, (56 'TI CAPRI 1tm er«. ttt '
OSf!iJ>· BICYCLES anytime wknds. * AUCTION * black coat. 552-8190 • Bo.ta~ Sall 909 6,000 \V, 2 cyl./atr cooled gal capacity) GaUge1, fog metallic bm. Dceor inter .. , MG
All 'Tyl)8 * 642-1172 , , Le I l· 6 W'EEKS old male Labrador , • 1 f P.ower Vent in bathroom/ lights, bumper gu!U'd, steps reclining seats. am f r rno 1----------1
DECORATOR'S Flrse Fumilure fret.' to good home. 64H282 14' pnfiAIL skxJi• ~I hull, Pre\vlred for 2nd roof air bumper, tow hook, locklng stereo. Xln't cond. $1850. 1967 MG MIDGET
mCYCLES overs", 68" sofa, 11preads, & Appliances alter 10 pm 536-9769 compl, Oiiifttf~'\v 7., .. iu, oonditioncr J REAR Retri&· hubs, Eton lockt~rear end. 548-061 a.ft 5 pm. 10 & ::i Speeds. New & Used. headboard. area rug,, A tio Jo"'rida 7 30 m trlr --·~ -I 1 f . . Ch below t Roadster. Less than 34,000 Will l!H,prade-ln. 557.0792. fabrlc11 &: acceuories. uc rui: y, ; p. . GERMAN SHEPHERD, 2 yr rover, ' ~r~· e~ erator, cu. t. in lieu of rm eya ~m ~ DATSUN ntiles. English racing red
644-3020 Windy's Auction Barn old male, to good home. laddt-r, Jifl!' ~c~ ·«int• .W I New Travco AJ\1/FM 12.16.5 tr a: c ·I on it e ·ih bu k t 1 . PINBALL machine, baM"ball Call 642-7866 pau & other equip. $875.i Stereo Comb./Tire, Spare, Mua/abow titea Tacoma;!~------.-..-~dio, h:at!r, ~ea,peedl n•.e:~
typt". $185'. Afler 6:30 pm, PLAYHOUSES cU&tom ~\S Newport, CM fi.t&-3686 673-«Xl5 std. nylon including bumper wheel$. Dade: yellow '¥/hlk J DATSUN '"
96W500 de1igrur; or mndard plans. Behind Tony'• BkIJ:: Mat'I. 8 WEEKS' -Mother r1. 1 rt.~ Catamaran W/'""'"' mt. & oover;roUet-AiJ'crJlft Int $6500 lnveMf<J.X;:' of. NEW 1973 wheels. SpoUes.!i automobile.
A • Frame . c00•tl• . -•·. SWAP MEET FOLLOWERS Cockannn bri-·"--•-~·· "''r · li f ~d and --'' 1... "~"= es • 1 (5'16ASQ). REDUaNG'IHlon equip. Sc-II "' .,.,... ,._.., uwc: .. v-. trallE'r dacs. hitch, extras, in eu o .,, · chemiLI:lV .,.. .... .l.L,IU $
or trade. All/purl. OIEAP. Klts or Installed. 6'F.M7l2 or (am moving and will 81.'ll at Male. super fast! $450/offer. Call Converter-XI Amp. ln lieu Wf!f:!kenda. PICKUP 1 1111
M04t M-1111))1 wk . 646-3478 6T;r81'28. my l"OfJ't finw\ce ava.I 2 Call 645-4487. 968-U07 of Battery Charier/Furnace 1968 Olevrolet % Ton Pickup NO DOWN Nabers Cad1"llac:
TABLE d J f I · cases of door mall that say BLK Lab. & \Veimaraner · 30,000 Bro in lieu of Itd/ 4 •~ Ex-~1 MUST sen ~12 x 16.5 tire's . rop ea omuca, "go aw11v" ln111ead o( mix. All sho'·. Mal•. 10 19' South Cout built Keel G··-'lne T··-• . 70 Gal .. in· ......_ .. ~ ent throughout, traCUqlill' Ii deoomla rima. $25. Headboan:I white tufted "' ~· Boat Need1i 80 e work ......,. 1;1.1111. Trans needs work Oll61<1) ~.?J per mo. for 48 mo. AUTIIORIZED DEALER
Call ld1i:r S. 493-5289 $10. Wig p , 979-1461 aft "weJoome" a iJ"eal gag-kld1 mos. Needs love & room. $175 · 5.57 128.; m · lioo of !fi.d/Air Conditioner, $995. Def. payment price $3m.60. ~S'l'~~BI.... cow:~l'~:t~fl goo[ c::ei:, 4 S;~DYt:AR F60 x 15 =~· ~Zlt~em for their 5 ~~~i.F~=se kittens, 2 *'72. HO;IE i6 with trailer. lil.IXX>$1BTU6.,A2uto9mo5tive. MIKE e'tii~~RTHY i~ 14.34% .... ---~9100 Opeh Sunday
aod i.., Pl ... ,. o J 1000 . hrown fin-"--~. 2 ---••• asking $1700. Eves. ·1\r ... lttpOrt :l!l ... -m ~ 64 MGB
ton Scull. f1'i ITI4) 49&-8611 ony~~. u;:ki ~. sell r;:,•~ lo Kood ho; 00~..... 644-6.115 ' BEACl-1 BLVD. AT ~. :w«Uil £ '69 NORTON MIC.
Dts8L.AV.-CASE, large $150. 893-6400 VERY .... 6 .... 1 KlTEwithsaila&'trir. Good THE SAN""?~ FRWY. ·~~if:'"~~ * 5.16-3957 *
ll•M ""6'oor "500 ·~~Y. ho""'brim, ~ ••~ u ... ,-·01·NMAR . -&'\'~v· . ~. FREE ~Virgin Bleach.). For iiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;ml beige oldn puppy, IOVff '-"'""· ....... or Ouer . .,....._ '"""' '89 ECONOLINE E200 Panet ' '69 ?-.'lG ?-.1idget, rad)o, 24,(Q)
''""" ,..,..,. \Vho \Vanta to become a MJacelllneoUI PRECIOUS lilac point i;m. is $300. INC , $2099. Sunaet Forcl. MIO Air/Cond. AM-FM 'stereo. Best oner. 536-23.11 VE~ l~h-1 ,.~hi w•-J otlt.' lady with suitable hair children. Ph: 96Ul679. 12· AQUA cat with trailer. as Super V11.n "Nice" fl.S75l.C) DATSUN "n''iiO z'. •r Spd. ntl. 5 Good tires. Xlnt Cond.
c fr. ' ~..i 2 'f."'!'r~lso blonde "ovemltc." 642--0844 W1nted 820 spayed fem cat. All shots, 4$4-5072 ,,.1 ' '•' ·" . . Garden Grove 81 v d . ' s.peclal chrome wheels. New
wa ea:, '4n ... re. U't't'"VU•c SCHWINN Tandam Bike, ---------: nXlving. No child. 645-49'll C-~. 5 hp qiDe, nffds MOTOR HOMES Westmin.ster, Calif. 636-4010 tires. $4000. Ph: 644-0037. MGB
SOFAB!l'f·SJO Beige Cally baby bed &: mattreu, baby WANTED: Uaed 2-way FREE to loving home; Vt'Ork, .$2750 or best otter. Sale1•Service•Rental1 NEW 1973 GMC?) Ton Pick· '70 Datsu'! 1600 Roadster.
chnJr P~Yellow cha.Ir S2· 2 furn.,. Dual Stereo. (714) radk>. Send & receJve within malW'f! loving cat; very 675--0183: 675-'n77 eves. ' 13801 Harbor Blvd. up 250 in/engine Full me Xlnt 10 niileage, red, $1100. D
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pr. iOJd', rp!I $3.50. MZ-2S4l ~7 100 ml. 673-6393. Write good with children. St4-0083 Bo•ta, Sllp1/Dock1 910 Garden Grove 8' Bed, Padded de.sh, ij°.D .. ~6;n-8600'="'=· =-=-~-= Ml~~_!.§l!U~ .. blo~, new , I TICK'I'OCKER THRIFT Classified Ad No. 662, Dally TO good ho 4 531 6800 strings, gauges, spare tire '71 DATSUN SlO, under r:JOO
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t~ll -~ rs. Bo1ll!au SHOP \VESf, $2. bag sale. Pilot, P .O. Box 1560, Costa oollle/Shep~i.ove:1°::id~e~ LIMIT -22' tor (X)Wet' boat. • {5tl863) $2895. miles. Xlnt cond. $1750.
I • 17. EndiSat.Terrlftcbarga.l.ns. Mesa,Ca92626 ca.ts.Allshota 494-8854 Acrou from Newport MIKE McCARTHY J _!548~47~6~2. ___ _'.:=:::-Roadster. Mechanic
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8' \ t cuH; ra&" ~640 W. 19th. ~-Mesa. MUST Sell! C.O. CamPl!'I'. 1 Year old female Shepherd. Island. Call 67l-407S. 27' TRAVCO BUICK
bafif; Ilion Slfll AL iurn Jable & am~ Forti Pickup. tGoQtl pohn. Good wllh chil'-n. Call Boots, Spood & Ski 911 25' D!Sl'OVERER BEACH tlLVD. AT FIAT 'ill42,fl:::\i'::c90;, nc speakeT1, ~ i"°11 .K_?Od. ~ble oUen 5'15-0775. w~ !n'·22' CO~Al.S THE SAN DIEGO· FRWY.1----------
'li'or · under $50, uy i:artrldge. $250 .. ~ best of· ~ ""-~:;=.-,----~-20 FT. 200 SERIES ~· PRIJ)E &<JOYS 894.·33411 '72 FIAT 128, xlnt cond, 15K R
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on.,,ttal rugs &: hand-made nee:~!n!~!*~n"~!!!!!~ 455 Olds. Berkly Jet Engine, 1· ; • ·Selvice-\e Rentals Otev P.U•S' bod, Hee.Vf du G?OO Guy's exhaust, radio, ~ 'ta:~~·· Call , 'v e 1. (lilly equipped for Oshlng/ * Danmar · Inc. * rear sprgs, irnmac. wi wired tor tl}pe deck. ft650.
.. ~ skiing, or plea.suM. Trim l:."U• J-larbru· Blvd., G.G. camper. 963-4187. or offer ~
OLD ORIENTAL RUGS I l['°LJ I tails, compass, fathomeler, !JZl-&;00 'III RANCHERO auto trans '70 Green Fiat Spider
J.-111 NY ~10,. mo~ than '"ti and~ -,.., bait llilnk, etc., plus tandem Nt':>.1 lo G.G. Datsun reblt eng, ~s brak~ .Ut-Fh!, New tires. good
. ~p S ])a)'en. EVH. ~~I ~iiiiiiiiiiii~iii~ j trail,er ~1th b r a k e s . SELF t8.lri!d air work. PX!. -&36--31135 aft 4 condltldn. Best. off f! r
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1·1 ~ ERSIAN ~1137 ..;.....; ___ ....; __ .:..:;;1 AM/Fhf radkJ. 5 speed. sell 644-5769 ·~
Muafc•r lmtrumenta 112 P ~ty p:n :=ce;tu~:, ~~~~·~ =~· f:PiJ LUXURIOUS, roomy F. NEW 1~ G~ Shortle Van moo, Pvt. p1y. 846--059l. ' PORS. ,.u~
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ELEC Fender Guitar &: potntrnent to see. COM-w/trlr. $1750, no trades. FrJ!f! ml/ins. Aft 5, vans in stock to cil008t HQ.~' DA i · • ·
Kustom amp, <~rb, In· .P~ARE~'°·==-.,,,---= ~c~at~f~673-MS~~·~~~~!l 838-053.3, Tustin. rroMmlKC511E >42Mt.C$2995ART. HY 72 Red.~ ~oo~n.~i ~tM.rA~: ten, elc.l Both pro eq,;p.S =EALPO!NT Sta' me·• Kt.I· c • ~ • I IncMllble: ~ound. s 3 7 5. -' Tr1ilers, Travel 945 -t~ ...,... see to bel evei'~l) 1'93-7WI G75-S2l6 tens $25. each. ~ -~ ... v-~ . .cc:.;.,;;,.._..;...;.:: BUICK .,...,., aft 6:' ,. ·u ·
,_ __ ....::5.5::1-..:21:::61:0..._~S~S. '--'-~--~-·~_·_·'_.I 11· LIKE ne\\'! Aris t 0 c rat BEACll BLVD. AT Call aft 6 PM 5'5-2322 \VANT Electric UPRIGHT .: ··~--, _ Jin 1.. G ._,_ THE SM' DIEGO FRWY. '70 !,114/4 Porilihe. _ClclUI. BASS VIOL. Dogs ~w <r. ' . "· remg. 894.334J. JAGU "'R AM/FM. $7700 ti rm •
• 548-~ • Port. toilet. Sleeps 6. Barely '6.1 DODGE V . ~ "" 847-8052 or 213/835--01S7. PUPPY WORLD. 100 Mixed used. $1500. 548-1395. 690 an Rebuilt Office Furniture/ Pups. Buy & sell pups, also Campers, Sile/Rent'920 Cccpital St. CM e'hglne. New traus~Wion & 1966 J•guar 2 ·+ 2 Cpe. • '64 PORSCHE S.C. 'Xh:tL
" Equip. 824 Pit Bult Terrier, Irish Set-·--·-Nl¥!UJD Riviera tent brakei. Xlnt. ooncl. $1100 or Sporty Madeira Maroon with cond_. Must set fto "'8.P---'C...:'-----...;,;;.,. tei:-. Co c ka p o o , Pom, 6' CAMPER SllEU., alumin· lniiler. Room for all the offer. 64&-6927 alt 5 pm. English• saddle Jeathe'r •in-preciate. S26IXI. 84!h'U45.
VICfOR adding machine. Chllruahua, T-cup Poodle, wn, $50, ~ an.er4:30, kida. Good beds, pert can-'64 GMC van rum good terlor. Fact'ory '1lr, '68PORS6'if912
usrt'd . but In xlnt cond. All Shepherd. Open E v e s , Fri., all day Sa.I. vs,. New Tiret. 1275. Call needs body \\'O'fk $425 0; a u t om a tic transmission, Xlnl cond. Maker otter.
metal aean -no cheap 531-5027 1.fOVING! 'S9 Parkdale 5.16-1967 be1toUcr. Mlke536-4729. AM/FM radio. wire wheel&, ~1088 after 6 PM.
pluticparts.M&delnU.S.A. OBEDIENCE class to start Camper $950. 81Ai Eoot. 8 x 35' TRAVEL TRAILER. CHEVY S V fa etc. Completely restortd -1963. Porsche 356C SUper
?-.fodct 16-57-54. Make ~er. ln ithl!! Newport/Irvine area 5J6..8732 Excellent condition. Carpet-tory camper ~ an trai without doubt the cleanest convt. AM/FM. Silver bl!J@.
842-U50 eves or anytime \V ed n e 1 day-April l8th, ed 642-8406 Xlnt cond. 5'is-8937 ex 1'n the l'Ollnty! (13314). Good rond, $1215. 673-2384
wkn<h. 7,30pm. Opon 1o all dogs Cycles, lllkn, · · · $27~7 61 PORSCHE N ·• nglne ~ swvl chrs $15/25 Sec oVer Smo. 546-4928 Scooters 925 Auto Service, P•rta 949 '70 DODGE Van, panelled, ' · e,.. e I:
chm $8/29 D""" 120/85 Off --------cork <eiling, crpta, $1700 or Nabers· aclillac ~S.:-~ ... 8"' Oller.
S"pi ~ W 19 C'I .., ..... A,,.. MINIATURE Dachshund YAMAHA 125 MX '72, Webco '62 PONTIAC inotor: runa best otter. 646-7({J6. .. "'" " ,,,_ pups, !erna.te.. Red & MX head, Mikunl carb. Ex-.......i $50 a to -MB -AtrmORlZED DEALER SAAB AS NEW. Danish teak otti-~ .. i.-. ""··ta •--' &""""• ; u ' ........... .,.....; '12 "·illln Ford . .Am~/(m~ p/g, """" HARBOR BL. """" "~· .,,..., • worm...... tended fork & ~ arm, rear end $2S; body parts -p/b,, m••• .. <Ottraa. lo mL -oo~A MESA ' desk, typewriter ~land & 546.o004 21'' --r -wn ~ e~ ak ff "" sell ·-v o• 1<"-" ... u , 11..; "'"''& m e o . er, or"'"' car $3450. ~6-3631 1, .~9100 o~n Sunday SAAB chairs'. 66-2020 I &12-6500 ( 5) Au ST RA LI AN 2l"x18" front & rear. Many complete. Straight axle $15. ;nor ,....
Pi1no1/0r91n1 826 Shep/Celli!!! ,puppie_s,.6 1wkJ, xtras. $.150. 55.l-3346. 2 Chev. 14" American 1.Ia"s Autq1 Wint.. 96' •ts JAGUAR XKE, classic
black & white $10. each. '73 HARLEY Davidson Baja $15. '56 Oievy hood $5. '59 .,;. ..,_ , white. black convertible top, Orange County's
644-2514 100, bought Feb. 8th, rkk!cn Ford 6 cyl motor, runs WE PAY TOr beautiful English re r1 Largest Dealer
GOLDEN Labrador, male 4 once. Must sell, transferred good, complete $25. 2 Ford CASH leather 1 ihter1or. New SALES & SERVICE
mon. Very lovable, adores ovttseas! Cost $700, will 352 heads, recent valve jo9, Se:mper't't tires ($80 ea.J "~D WE MEAN SER.VICE"
Don'I buy any r .gan until children. Call 842-0402• Be-take $575. 842-7621 $Z>. '66 Ford 390 block, Spoke \\Meis. 4 i;1*@d'l This
you <'!In play! Non·playeni fore 3 pm aft 9 pm ($25). SCllWINN boy's stingray n~ rebuilding $20. 2 ultlmale-0! call! can be .seen
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Y.'elcome lo attend tree work hike $30. Schwinn girl's Bucket seatl $5. 214'' Qiev. for used can 6: trucks, just by appt. oajy. 642-2364. '
shops .. For information LllASA Apso, rare gold Stingray bike $30. 2912 mags & tires $25. Or will cilt us for free &1ttmates. '61 JAGUAR XkE 2+2
Contact: To1n Dieterich female, 12 wks. Olamp Carob St. Eastbluff. NB trade .for ?? GROTH CHEVROLET <I speed, 'am/tm radio,
642-2151 $~ AKC reg. All shots. 6-14-1140 * 543-3691 * -chl"Oflle wir'I! 1v.ileel.s, ycl·
Coast Music Service BICYQ..E SALE 1 SET of 1963 Cotvfltte FI . low.
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Newport Blvd. at Harbor AFGHAN pups. AKC. Shots NEW 10 SPEED ITAUAN hellds. Brand new vaJve job. Ask for Sales Manager ~495
Costa l-!el!ll $150. Ii: up. Mellow. temp. BICYCLES $59.9S. Beach Make offer, 842-USO eves or 18211 Beach Blvd. NEWPORT~PORTS •n ~ Sonnet! Standard.
P.fARCl-1 l\IARCH'ES IN . and 543-8329 Blcyclei, 800 E. Balboa. anytime wlmds. Huntington Beach """""r Lo mi I. Beauty. Call SILKY Terriers AKC: ?-.tale CUS'I'Ofl.! b2 ck 847-60S7 Kl 9-3331 3100 W~~. ..,N.B. 893-5775. E\~~~~~:1:!= ~;1 r;:,~~~l2. M~~R~~~.:2 Mo& !!!i~1no'.·~~vi~ w;:~P~~~ ~1;.u~XJ --S~U-N-B~E~A-M ___ ,
floor samples, many othen s Week old Basset Hound !::i. dlrt .~. ~ ~ anytime wk¢1. Ir your car ii extra clean, '"
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nt dei;pll! di.ICOUnted prices. pupplea, brown & white & M2-Sl<l6·' BUY Bat re r -1 es and see us tint. · Sin: -l.mPec-\\'l'rn HARJ)n)P $300. Wollichs Mus ic City trfrolorod. AKC,'!J6Z.3139. :rm m 90 Radlalora. • BAUE!i BIDCK ~·!>lb ritdi. • '1'i.thtt • 544-MlT .
All girls love ca p e ~ ! Soulh Coast Plata 540-2830 IRISH Setter. female, Tnioc,' PnlY 600 mn~ perfect 4!rt-164S Colla =arbor mv:m.2500 s.·~.=.':'~ . ::::. TOYOTA
ChooS<' ont• or hoth fll'C'lty PRTVATE party \\'ants to show quality, AKC, Champ. 'forstn!@t1>rdirt:Beatotfer. 1962 JEEP en,ilne, misc ecWiO ·~ MOrY·i----------rl;~~1i1~~'i .. a~ fa !I h ion . II ~~mi i an o ror cash. ~ir::1~~:-:~(: ,..,,. Bell ~~~ * Other JtJi ~~ . ~:;1~:~.~0 ~r..~.,:m~ll!~!fi~ '72 TOY OT AS
l:1v(1ri!e t'overs~ Ct\)('hcl in ·n .. al E 'R Call mornings. ~I 1972 Y:AMli'tJii50, Uke ~w BILL1?!:.!!r. UYERTOvOTA !Ir~ )l~·~j ·ieimacu-* FACTORY ripplf' design Of kniltlnq ~•11n 13 .... .. mna I 1bl n ... n 1000 rnl JW;VU"• L ... late. nifOXWj. • EXEClTI'IVE
"'orsh'<l _top style in 3 col-conl'iOlc. Casell<' Chlhu1hua Pupt • Atf,r.i ,Vee~.54~57 · I· l~ 18881 Bench Blv :. $~ P.~ED •· DEMONSTJ,lATORS
ors, othrr In lacy, ilOlld Cu ll aft fiPf\f, &4.>-2322 e 64.1)...2303 e · AUkl&tjltSlje . H. Bc.ach Pli. 841-8555 10
I 1970 HONDA ~IO BL, S375. J-UNK CARS WANTED Na '•dillac: 111ri!>"S. Pnttl'rn 74.ill: si1.es Sewing M•ch net 821 Horses 856 Exce.Uent corxl, Ted, u To Choo.,. From
2-12 Ind. SINGER • ,. h . ' --·-~···· ••• ~.. • • I pay top SI for• junk or AtmlOll!llED DEALER Clearan11• Sale st_;\l'lo:STY·Fl\'l; f'•~NTS ~ . cat erwe1ght' REG A 4 G '!..,.._...._, wrecked '"<11547-4.365 ' .....
l t t dd 25 -·bl I od·' 2 21 \ ' ppy. ~· reen * HONDA 90, Trat'I B'"·, RocrntioMI ~s. ·~ · ml Ji/.RBOR oL. or cac 1 pa tern -a •"··"" e n1 "" · Broke $450. or best oUer. uu: 9~ UY J~ COSTA MESA PR.ICES &ART ~~,~~f~c~~~e~a~~ f:1i:rte,~t~ap~~;~ 1~:~~ S•ddle =~~'re: to Kj· ~~~~~~'.!!-. '> •. ~Clemellt~Au ,, 540-9100 1 [0pen'sunday $1719 in~: otherwise !bird-class Sews beautifUlly. $ 5 o . ""'~ ... 1990 ~~ 1 .DONE buKgy. Wirtoa -1n but wrecker 1910 XK8 "2 ;-2. t spd, air1
d•tivery will tok• three 64~ w/cloch 6 stirrup; 11!10. :"'-', !~'!lPI l10I boo!¢ up. Sound~--• Auhls, Imported ,970 -whlll 21.000 ml, xlnt .Ewtip'le: !BOO 2 dr, 4 ollftd,
\\.Wies or more. Send to SportJnn Goods 830 Call &ff...5937.,. ' ''T' John '.laM 1 ~-Beat of!tt °"" .$l50.. cond M100'!ofl6. 548-2330 or ~-~ter, low miles.
Alice Broob, the DAILY • HOME 'FOR SAt.E · 5t&-6582. General 561-6062 Ilk fbr Mr. May. n:H.fillll4B.
PILOT, 105. Noedlocralt JO' SURFBOARD $'5 1450 Call David m.21G5 HIDl<-«·Bflt•. Bnrd °""'• to;ucks 962 • • • I™ • 1'1'11' XKE St!clc. '8 monfha Ononclqr a ... llaltk
llepl., Box 16.1, Old Cbo.,. * 616-63ltl * attft. 5. 1tlll In box ISi val. oell tor: '-T.l CAPRl,.V~ oull'1 mint c.nY, titJ. ~ top air, (otl tlpt\tond <:r<dlt) ~:z;~";...;~.~~,~~ TV. ll•dlo, H1F1, ~~~~~~~~~ :f~:=a Good '°"' 1:.!1""'~.:~1. ~ :O~/Ji;000
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Zl11. PMtt~rn Numtlt'r. Stereo 836 1 lolll.,. ll.,Jl>J dJUon. many extru, $475. F.qqlpped, lJkt 14e'N, 1.oW "72DAISVN PU, lli':ll:, pt.rl JAGUAR '6f XKt 2+2 a19J .ov1H1b1t &t
, , "0 1. r.cRAn-.72, • -~"""' 1'. al1"' Pr,1.,!4t62fl , • Mll•ng_• col<Jt>f U,il!I. cond. Onl~OOO ml, Uc'No. ~ '2rreo. ..,,,,.; SA-" C )~·h1•1. kn11. c·h·. Ft'f'f' STEREO:. Dt>h1x1· 19iJ' Cnr-' h ·if.~PJA ~ W. -1 • .-d1r1. MIKEBMUclCACKRTHY ~Tl vwU, Bu's, 11•·--w, atem> rt'. -r. stettO ~-. llEMll-.WlEWIS 1hrt'<'l1ons:, JOc. r1,11YI ll)'Stl.'n1. full size ;. M"-,,.. ~ fil..ffll2f'"" 111~111111 ~t11rrnn"· Ronk. r hung<'r. J t•n.., ('n 1ur BOltJ, Genir'I 900 'll'illnecula~ " 30.000 Mi.. $2000. Lit No. kJW nd., immaC. ·
Rl!.l'!it, fnncy knot,;, pnl· suspension spkrs. DI wall SF.A.CU BLVD. AT W'l ~. 'TI )(J~ RC'd. Btau.t. ccnd.
tt'1·uii. ~1.00. J\ MI FM!P.1PX rel'eJVPr 20' \Vood boftt w/IUDftll cabin M10RO Ml"iet Wl3fi) llon· "MIE SA.'l DIEGO FR ' '69 SA.AB. 2 dr sedan, ~ at ""'°· "819-1600
ln•l.Rnt enw:11e1 Book _ u.nd tape dtcle, Sta.pd new le llO !IP Mercuey OB ena. da engine. Tratlt or best ol· l 89oi-3Ml. m•ny xtru. 19,000 ml. Uc daYJ.1 6'1$-.JdD& e~.
U.-llJ'fl hy pLcturt1: Pat-,l.'Uar. \Vu left UM-lalmed. L'OQtrols, 2•1antl A trailt'r. fer. Ph. Mr4112. '61 FORD Short U.:..~:i No.. itSl:l70. $1000.. lerns. Sl.00. Ortglnalfy ~ $350. Now $800. ~. • e "9 lloodo SL !JM Side, 6 en. 2JllO IUrbor Qlvd., C.M.
Clemptl!!te IDM~I Gitt Book Sl'JO. er smaU pymnts. Good condition lt&lllL-. $150. 5:!::!?73 * 6'5-1440 * -"'°"' than 100 lilla -893-«IJL Boils, M~lnt./ 902 'I S4Hl19 * ~ roJUl 19 T• AllJo, I. IMW ll~J;:; • .,..;; •• ~ • DUAL tl)OClel l91ll, xlltt cood, ~. TWO '72 Hootlu amM ~ 1lres. -~ 4LJio"-- -"'11 or -lor ad hl· BOATS CLE AN ED "; Otte ....-, .!..~• im; lbtnl lOOd,; $111. -\lilll -;.,, ,...,,
., ~ Kll(,Boob'-50c. IJ?•cretl rllle,,91M126 an l""""'ted"35ccnlap..-loo~ nt\'1-Ctllhll!l'l!t!IJ'22 llllFonllir..t-~ $ ~~. « u......, .1.t1"-' ~rm oolor t·' -r1. pto-, 5'8-1:155 TWO' 26" BIKE.$ ~.::...iyo~>d~..,.i ~ "' ~ FIBERGLASS & Gelcool IG04io MI K"E McC • THY QulH ~ i -J.t pettems ture. Xln't v.i1rnit ce.b.. JI09\ f\ •J, a 1 r. F I b tr 1 I ·-" lQe, ' !1:11.iJ32L -Molor Homor llUICK Ct!i tman. &per. 6*-62&t. S 1-•R' t ~ ....,.., q.111 -, -ST~RED-AM·FM • .,..... •., •• ,.. BEACH BLVD. •T ROY CARVIR, Inc:. , A h<tld.,_,._ w.,_.... Bo~"' Pl'J"er ~ ' tt . • TUE SAN_!'!!;~ TRWY. ~ E. t71b SI.
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t; bc3"uru1 patterns. 50c. 1,.1 FIBERGLASS, '64, 90 hp for your Vacation •·JI tlte old ~-n: ~-••-eo... II• -"m'!lii••••••••!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!lJH~O~U~SELlJIIQtu~nnmt~l~'l!'~W;!1!tchLlbl Johnaon, full coven, nJlt!r. 1.•-.,... ..., ._,. u:., ;" DPE!l llOllSE colttmtt. "'"'Int""'. SJ;=<lO.=-'-==--* 531-* oew atuU. a...Jfied A~• •.• ~ rr.m BM<• m. 642°5678
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1966 10 i9Tt 1 ~·FM stereo, shows n1c-· · \\·\lh v1•rv rnan.v 1•:1..lr;1:i. 10 PIS, P/B. Askini.: S!li'.i. ...:l~;;;:.;::2611:::·--~
34 rr.0: (,HOOSE Heu.lour; care. ~~· And so is this '71 Chl")'1ler =ll~z ~~u:Jvc :·: IJA y Fit Et: "l'RIAL E:X L.1rr). ~"63S5: C.:vt•s. -· PLYMOUTH
t:OOP,ES $49,9 N~rporl COUPl'. beautiful ln diHonln.g und ~ain ;rn.~. CH.\NGE. F _ 644-5789 _ SEDAN~ N L--c=:' ,,,.,, Smooth on tile ... d. 10 DAY FREE TRIAL EX-GUST A SON I 'Tl MACH 1, m;,,, l~nd;n.,., I GTX
CONWR'rtBUS alllW'nl a c. Low mlleq:e 100. 10 DAY OtANGE. u I M ah' cond •• Ml/Fi\1 Slt'1'('(), ..
!IUny excdlent -AU1'!0R!Zlll> FRE~ TRIAL E:XCllANGE. ·GUSTAFSON nc:o n· ercury J<·lw.• 1,,1., nmc "'""· 1!171 PlynlO"th CTX, 440 ~ce of W.eriors 20JO 1iARBOR BL'.: GUSTAFSON 16800 ~ach RI \\a:ner 8.".3-1714. --1 C.LD.. Auto tni.n.s, ~ ~I t \
BAUER BUICK e CONNELL CHEVRO-
LET e COSTA 'MESA DATSUN" ti 'JoHN-
SON & SON LINCOLN MERCURY e
MIRACLE MAZDA e NA:ri.S C{IOIL\.AC:. r e DAVE ROSS PONTIA ' THEbOORe'
ROBINS FORD e UNIVER ITY ·oU>SMQ,
(CIOth A leather) CX>SI'~ ,MESA • Unc.oln•Mef'C.U'J llwilina:ion Beach '69 ~1us11111g. Ci <:yl. auton1.. stl"t'ril\i', P"'l" brak~s. AMI
Factory air condiUon1ba: 5«>-9100 Open ~., Uncoln•Mercury 1m 1fb.ch at \Va~ ~ * {213} 5~;J~ i;tt"n>o ru<llo. x 11·k. 1op 1,11111. r\f F"i\f .s1cr1..'0. vinyl top.
Full power· Choice ol: C•d. •n c,.. cle V Iiie 16800 lJe&ch at Wamer Huntington Beach Hom• of the V1k1ng .st 115 . ..i!l-1-335.'l ~lus1 !ll'll. $3100.00. Ph.
Stereo AM/FM radio $U99 HunUnatoo Beach M2.alM * (213) 5n.ss44 -----67>1527 after 6. " TrunkCru!!~ ...,_ Beaut.._" b'--'· wlbl--'· •--142-U44·* (213) 592.sS44 ''Home of tht Viklnn'' ~ fllUST Si'll -·r.:; r.tuslttn~-6. '72-DUSTER Stand shlh, alr .._ ....... a:··-·-. rua ·uu,:I\ """"' ......-''H of he Viki u • RllllS gnc)(t. ;./('('(\s h od y ~ All in immaculate condition dau top, .stere_q taJJ(t, all ex-Omt: t ng FORD '70 L TO WGN. • l\'Ork . &st offer. 67:rlt'\R9 rond. 14,IXll nll. Musi r.ac.
' Larrest ;e)ecUon in <tru. 14.CIXI mils. (CTAIJK) '60 OHRYSLER Sta. Wgn. .$2995 ., : I -----ft.Mj..{1'710. ________ I BILE e
TOYOTA
'7l 4 IXX>R Corona Toyota
22,IXKI ml. Sl600. * 962-4066 •
'TI TOYOTA. Got to go In 3
days! 615--0309. Aak for John
btwn 12-4Pl-1
'69 TOY OT A Corolla, 4 Qd,
radio, new tires. Xlnt cond. 11'0. 541N51J.
1970 TOYOTA Land Cruiser, ~t concl, $2495. Call after ti
Orange County p/air, Xlnt. Coucl. $225. Call I.DY. .1 • · ___ _..,. __ • I OLDSMOBILE NT C Nabers Cadillac: 613-2325 fw\.. "'' ~;,,,::; (~Mi~' WHAT IS IT? PO IA
l AUTHORIZED PEALER CONTINENTAL equ . ' ~ru" lwmry aU 11" '"Y· A I 1969 OLDS 98 2600 IIARBOR BL., ---71 !\lark 11,I 111lh so 111any S<-1.lan Vinyl hlfl, tap;:>.-.!i') 1970 GRAND PRIX
COSTA MESA Cont, '72 MK. IV $1195 fcatu1t'S, Ll ,s ~1:i1~l .1u pas.~ I interior. jull poiii•r and fai·· Fla11lt·s.~ Oly11q111· b1Vflltf'
5j(),9100 • Open Sunday up., 10 U
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A \:~ I' llF.L 'T'Rl.\L lot)' air i'\.\IKhlloning, 1!1! finish 11'1th nutll·lung hronzl' San Diego Frwy ~t Avery Striking yelk>\v w/bl.ack Ian· E.XCllANGE. !!le .. •i ing iihei·!. A;.,1.Fi\i \'in~·l \n1oriol', hut1cet 11e41ts, c.c1. 169 Fltwd Brhm. Pkwy .. l..agUna Niguel. dau ·top &: black lealhc1· in· GUST AFS~N I I .Hhll and !Hort'. nu1~1nud I hill llO\\'et', (uclory air ri>f). I $2995 49S.OSOO 831-0800 lcrlor. h-lany extru!f. Only . T77 rt1t1011ing:, lilt \vhrM, rndto,
Imm·aculatc goJd IY1whlte 1968 SEDAN DE VILLE+ 19,000 miles. (108EATl San Dlego Fr~·y ~t A\'cry Lincoln-Me ury lllJ.: buy $' '1~5 iq h1•;1t('r, n<?\V 1vhitc ,\\wi.,.
I Id Pkwy., Laguna Niguel. 55 , i.·. Ponllaf."s finest. t 149· viny top, go cloth inter· SparklfD2' horiron blue orig-49s..o800 831-0800 16800 B~ach a1 \'. 111c>r • 1 Al\~·i.
lor, many extras includini inal finlsh. Vinyl top. Cloth -Huntington Beach I Nabers Cadillac \ $2999 stereo. CXTWl87). &: leather interior, full'))OW· ~ 842-1844 * (213) 592.5544 AUTl lORIZF.D DEAi.ER
\ er, tru;tory air conditionlnc, •· "Home of tho Viking" 2'00 HARBOR BL. I Nabers Cadillae
' AM·FM radio. (YCNll67J. COSTA ?.IE.SA "
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BUICK
$1999 San Ill F A MAVERICK ;,IQ.9\00 Open S"rnlay AUTllORIZED DEALE!l · • • ea<> rwy at ,ery 2'00 HARBOR BL.
d Nabers Cadillac ~Laguna N1gue8311.__ FACE VALUE ~ CUTLASS suPREME ·11 oosrA MESA 0 Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac U TWEETY1 • '•, •1' ._ 1-dr !IT. Air & IMl\\·cr 510-!)100 Open &lnda)' L"ll AUTHORIZED DEALER At face value, you can't beat 11·ndws, brks & st1-g. Vinyl. :=='°' Sat! Oiegoi Frwy at Avery 2QX1 HA'R!BOR BL. l9'lO LINCOLN Continental this lo\V price of $689 for • Xlnt . f\1ust sell. $2fi00. t"OR SALE: l BIRD Pkwy., Ulguna Ntguel. _..._ COSI'A MESA 2dr Coupe, all x tr as. this '65 Ford 1'~alcon. Auto-:! 1 :l / 5 7 9-o I 2 7 days; 1964 Pontiac LeMans
But an honest 10 gosh gor-49}0800 931-Wuu 540-9100 Open Sunday am/fm stereo MJ.nt. cond. 1natic transmission, less il l/6'*1-..iGM t'\'t>S. Call Tom 536-6585 $000 \
geoua '69 Buick SKYLARK. 1972 El Dor •do C•d.. 110 Eldorado $5295 =ier~~~. =1;.~ .than 30,000 actual miles. Hot Merchandise Ol~DS [)('ltu. ss hi'Cllp. '66 4 P<JNT. '67 LeMans 2:ar 1ft. • ~
Nothing but sweel sounds Sparkling fireroist lacquer Beautiful bl:ue w/\\.'hlte vmyt eves Ir: wkendl 213-821-1876. ,(PEP3'17l. lO D.4.Y FREE You'll find thb '70 i\1averick dr. p/s, p/h & \1·1mlo1\·s, Xlnt L'Oncl. A/C, nei.Y llret1,
from lhis little bargain. 10 finish with vinyl top and top. 28,~ ~~· Loaded in· 1972 MARK IV TRIGALUSaFSCOE. N 2 door very hot at this 1011.· r&h, air i'On<I. s 6:. o r•rilptY. 962--2162 · .•
DAY 1'"'REE TRlAL E.X· matching cloth & leather In-eluding st~ tape. (5()3.. -• • $789 price. tZSG547). 10 548--817~1. ~m 673-3444 ' TOYOTA Corona, aulo.
llir1 radio, heater, .$1XIO pri
pty. 962-8165
CfIANGE! :~~:.· f~~al :w:'~a:~ AFV), ' c~~~ 1:1t;h~?-m:::,~~ Linco1n~Mercury g~J~ TRIAL EX· PRICED lo sell, 1~9 01ch RAM,LER . ' ' ' GUSTAFSON .~. tilt w•--1. po .. -, -Full power, factory afr, till 16800 Beach at Warne• G'USTAFSON , CUtlu S"preme, aoto. •"·· --""---'----,.;\'I·~·
L• In M -· •= ·~ pwr vinyl -p ~ -nd '69 \V""""· standnrd •lb (I, , lftC.0 erc:ury locks, stereo mulUplex, etc wheel, A'M·FM stereo, pow-Huntington Beach • • "' ' 5""" '"" · ._v !"~
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_ _: a1 wam-e1" sure to please the most er door locks. Steal the 842.aM4 !f (213) 592-5544 Unc.o1n·Mercury $1500. 830-5l6:9 6 cyl. 10 mlleaa:e, very &ood • '70 COROu.A SPRINTER.
Last Olance for Buy!
·• $750 Firm. 548-5885 •
J69 TOYCYJ:A COROLLA
GOOD TRANS $450.
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. 1t.1t.J1J1 (3Q1DSD). , able automobile. (445FFH) H ti g1 n 0 _ h your house, apt.. store Put fl lltllc "lool" in ~r , ........, ,.. ~ $ 77 Ir.ALE PRICED '72 LTD, Brougtu)lan. 2 dr. un n ° oc::ac • bldg .. etc. thru a Dally PUot ~' 1s-11ell U10~ bnublea for .•
• 645--1834 •
"HOme ofl the Viking'1 6· 7 84µ1• Dlego Frwy at Avery ' \fl ht. 9,000 mi.'Still under war· 842-8844 * {213) 592-5544 ClassUied Ad. Sell Idle Items "bu1•l(s", C11ll Clusifitj'l 1 bers Cadillac: Pkwy., Laguna Niguel. Nabers Cadillac ranty. AU' cont!., vinyl top, "Homo of tho Viking" nowl Call 642-;6'18 Nowl 642-'"'78. , '·
TRIUMPH 'TI R\viera, :ilnt oond, fl P'!'11'· · 495-0800 831..QIOO · UIJ'HORJZli'n. pie.ts, tilt wheel,· loaded. A t Used 990 Autos, Used 990 Autos, UHd ~ '.
A/C, laQdaq, mags. Asking ORIZED DEALER A ""V DEcALER ' Light green $4175: or best r~u;;o;;;••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::;;:,;;;;;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:; .. 1 $34lS 615-800l I 2600 HARBOR BL 1968 Cprt, D, Ville 2600 HARBOR m... offer. ~751 aak for Jim,i1 . • COSTA MESA VinYl top, cloth' and leather OOSl'A ·MESA 646-0895. ' .1969 TRIUMPll S p I t f,1 re , · •n RIVERIJJ $2900. Loaded, 54()..9100 Open SUnday interior, full pc;>WE't, factory 541).8100 Open Sunday ~.800 ml. N£1W clutcll[ oew immaC. cond, 68,oo:l miles. air, all the options for your '70 CONTU'(ENTAL, .ti dr '67 FORD Fatrlane station
wgn. P/s, F /b, auto. Runs
good. 5'&-0057.
GR EM UN
~~r:8to°h::~ r dt ~ ~ D&S-1896 I ~ motoring pleuu:re, AM/FM black. , wt.Jr, .,1 ltbr ~ats'.
131--0272 l 1970 BUICK Electra, t drbt ' • radio too! CWAZ658). radial tires. $3095. Pri prty ·-TRIU 8'dan. Low , mllea... full $2111 54Q.-095fl or 54-6517 1~ MPH Spit fir e>, power. One owner. 837~ Clean, lo mileage. 0:.1 Someth. a· Nabers Cadillac COUGAR RE p 0 s s Es s ED 1972
O\vner. 551--0660 wkda-, CADl'L C 1ng ICJ ml' Good. · ,. LA AUTHORIZED or ... ~ ere in. cood, '"' 5. Weekend• all da•. . )68 Cadlll t ~-s · ~· J ac \\'O UUV<· 1g 2600 HARBOR BL., COUGAR '69, XRi, auto, cond, au.to,m&ke«:rer. Ce.o-
car . .Bigger value. 10 DAY COSTA MESA ai:qlfm alr/oond., nu tires, tinela Bank. 646--71%1.
lfn COUPE DE Vl~LE FREE jRlAL EXCHANGE. 54!HllOO Open Sonday l<lnt ·cont!. 49+-5855 °' .:::=.::,=J:.,E:;EP"-"=--
crap c.orinlhian "·hite with ._..USTAFSON 4~-~ .:... • ......_,,, black vinyl lop and ""1cb-"' CHEVROLET ~··--~·~ · full •---int · • I M 'QI CO!JGAR. Ori_ginal .• ~ ...... Dri . ·...c''""-J63 sunroof, rhlt eng. Ciood ~power~-~i;:!: Unco n• ercury 4 WHEEL Drive 72 nu..... owr>E!l'. Good oond. · Low '~ W~L ea:~~1·• S;cl!i
cood. Jt.fake oHer please di''""'-. "ilt .~ •• 1, AM·FM 16kid Beach al warner L.....: ........... .r. mileage G90d buy 644-Ml'13 f13-:m6 now! ....... .._ ... Wl1= * Ton. Camper -spetla.l , · • Cheyenne. Auto, 350 eng,
'6' V~• , "'1te, good slel<o, ,powe• door locks, .. 2 •• ~~~11n*g1(o2n1&a3) 5C!i92' •H• Cheyenne. ·Auto, 35!1 <!Ill• 1'I COUGAR XR-7, Landau alJVc<>nd, P/S, p / B , _\": See. etc. Troly an outsts.rxting ...., ~ ->11.,.... air/cond. P!,S, P/B, 'On,. ale;, •uto, p/a, leather. Adj CuJtom Steerin'g wh1, tape ~r(:; · al 4101> valoe. (JU6s518 . . ''fii>m• of tho V!klflll" tom SteeJ'lng JNhf. tapi> '-· 548-8825. ~ Tinted glass, -'ITanl ~tt,. 6 ;;~ ~~,bet: $tj 'iif~,;:.· De Vl!I~ =~. ~~a!lass~ ·~~\.!:~!'.'~~ ~1:~ P:.1.ant!r:~~
'6\) vw .. stick, 50,000 ml. Nabefs • Cadillac Exciting imar Go! 01 System, 3 gas tanks, (56 gil nl!. $1«!0;'"~ . r cafa.City) Gauges, fol llghta,
r.t:any xtras. Slµlrpt $1200 AUTHORIZE])'. DEALER bid.ck vinyl top & matching capacity) Gauges, fog DODG bumper guard, .s.f. e p I ' .nrm. ~-~ HARBOR BL. rull leather inlerior. Full lighta, bumper guard, steps E,. bume:r two book! 1ocldn B9 V\V Good o.>St/t1'ESA po..,er, •factory air oond,. bumper, tO\v hook, Jockin hub1,-£lqn JOCkin8reare.rid:
' & out,' nlr'lirec;>~~':'Jo~ ~9100 b~· SuDday stereo, Ult & telescopic hubs, Eton locking rear end: '* 1964 Nara, $150. Chrm" below eye line znlr. . Sll9S: ~ ~ steering, f1,c. etc. f912B&J). Chrm below eye Une mir· 4 dr, t/h, atr, t ownr, rora 12.16.5 trac t lo n it e
I . ' '611 ELOOIWXl. 1-family I $3777 nm 12 , I 6 , S tractlonite • tc.lilll-lillef G P iii Mus/snow tires on. ~ma **" ·~ VW Bug, Sunroof, car. White/bllc int. Fully Nabers Cadillac Mus/snow tires on Tacoma flDEBIRD -4~1
wheels. Dark yellow w/plk new ~-. good cond. Bast equipld & etfrio. M~Jsee wbeela. Dark yeijow w/blk f' t 1.int •• $6~ inveSt~. ~
Offer! 6'75-7115 ltU.s one ! $241.95 /o f fer. AUTHORIZED DEALER int. $6..500 inveated. Make , ~~ ~1150 eves I:
'G'I VW 'Squan:back. $875. ss.i-9619. 2i1JO HARBOR BL. orf~. 842-llSO eves,.,, &. '70 ,FIREBIRD 400. All a." wee~¥!-· ,
,Stick. Rebuilt engine. Bj. \ CQSrA ME.SA ' weekends. tras. 29-M ~ Fae. ~JEEP ' ~ "cab-Over", V~,
Owner. 557-9.167. 5'J'9lOO Open -th"1 "15. i.noo. «$. short)>eil pickup.)rub&-'ibbw
'69 VW FASI'BACK book Cod. 72 Eldor•do $7395 '5' CHEVY PORD wlieeb •-tire.i'wincbollew
AUTOMATIC $1050. • ,$2,075. 1 ' Go!'geous green w/wtdte 4 Or., VS, au~ R~ real • pa.int '= upholstery. 646-5916
• 541-3417 • • vinyl O>p lo 81'1'!" -In-good. ~t 1111"'°" ru!I. '64 !rl:lt WiJl., Goo.i. in..,,;. UNCOLN
'68 vw BUg. -tir.s, Ifft. C~. •rl~lle ,.. -tertor. """"' control '""'° $lSll. cond. .J, 111>.-.. -----------11 ihoclal & paint, aood cond: SWli>urll oriimaJ h ' tn 6 all -<•50!l6i. reu. 54&-0163.
192!). 6*-0605 luxllriouS full l-.r Int-'67 CHEV. CAPRICE. Vinyl '1'1 LTD ~ tit vinyl lwd ~
'10 J3UG . .New he~. brakea, erior, blk . ~l fPp, tull • • top, P/s, P /b, ~/wndws, top, ah-, rib: pi s. . very •·•·t "-r<ect• "'~ Call po~. 'f&ctofY' alr ·a» air cond. radio, tilt wbeE!t, cl n--··-.~ • VofU • C'~ • ...........,. clltioning • dooq I o ck 11 belted tires. $750. Wkdays: ~. ~., _....l..Jll, -
64H.1'73 (ll-G pm) AM/FM 'i:a<1<>. l"hllE wa11s: ~ll94. '61 FORD eon ... rtfblo XL-.iy BRO s UP
''l'l West. camper. 15,000 mi. etc. Tr:ulY an ioutstanding 1969 OIEVELLE 396 SS. 4 500. Top cood. $8i:i. -84$-13'l3 C E W '
.pop-top, radials. Loaded. value. (67,\ZE) speed transmission. Ex· 'or 53&G>97 eves. '"--·'II all be, when ""'U pt95 847-.6723' San Diego Frwy a Avery 1 nd · ~ ~D .,_, ,. · $27'1.7 Pkwy., 1 ..,gu~ Nlguel.. eel ~nt co ltion with new •n rvRD ~ 9-pa.u wagon drive around in this '70
MARK Ill's
AN EXCELLENT , SELECTION OF MARK Ill'•
' 1'969 =i971 4
ALL AT APPRECIABt.E $AVINGS .
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'72 CAPRI 2600 V6 r .
Automatic, decor group, air I condl-'1°"1""· <llll5FYWl I
$3475 t
'72 COUGAR
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~~Ville. Full pow.,., air
~l <389CIJC!
$4775
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'68 CADILLAC • • •• " . VS, auto., radl<!, heater, pwr. steedns
anabrakes, air Landa.U. (3390ZF) ; • f •
'! $2115 i·:,
Sedan DeVWe. Full power, alr
vinyl root. (X1'A354)
$3775
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l :n VW lite' blue, xlnt cond., ' ' 49• ••-..,. 131 --en,gme. 968-2772. -Loaded. i1ced 6ot quick Lincoln 4 door. Magnificent
'S45-9431 days °' m-1043 Nabers Cacllllac ~ .• -'67 IMPALA: Fact. air, re\ll' '..ie. 968-355S. ' "''· """of""'*"· 10 DAY er~ p~~ ",. .~... .. , AUTHOruiED tl)EALER 1971 (EJ tDo\..-do speaker, new tires, 1 owner. ~ Galaxie 4 dr; 6 cyl, p/a, FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. 1'farquis Brougham 4 Dr. Ha1~i'a) Full pwr, fact. air. Landau (994
'71 MERC. MONTER~
4 Or. Autome.Uc, po~ ltcei'lng
brakes, air cond, I..&ndau roof. f~ •
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1 ' \ '62 VW • 2600 HARBOR BL., The epitome of J>'l"IOnal lux-M""t ,.u $945. °' be•i otter. p/b: Good oondiUon, $300. GUSTAFSON .. • • • ' ~ P4U'f,ect, ;ooi,:~ f'1r. COSTA , MESA bry automobiles. Vinyl top, 962-2012 646-956.1 · ' • ol · ~. '1i67·· . ' I 54(}-9100 ,.Open S1,1ndiy ~ • lea~r ihterior. 'G.5 SUPER Sport beige '66 FORD convert. Auto, Unc n-Mercury
'111 vw u ... ~:<. ·~ CAD ~•nn WAD-FUU PbMT end &ft con-n.-~·. Full pwr, A/C, p/• no unog ~·mp, Clean 16800 Beach at.Warner $3775 .. -$2775 -~ I•
' t ~· ,.. .. ~ · ~. d • t I onlng, tilt·l~E'5copic ..,./ICY¥ .., t''" Huntington lJe""h Orlf. .Clvntec r. ED. Bel.ow wholesale. Pvt wheel, ~~r and air con-Xlnt cond. Prlv. Pty. $500'. 646-49tt l4i.&M4* (l ~92.,5544 SG-!594-tUt ~'PM' pty. Ph: ~1321! d It I on , Ult-telescopic 673-7469 A iood want ad 11 a &ood 1n-l3) 5
10 vw SUndlal Cam ' !lee '70 OIEVY IMPALA 4 DR. \leltment. ''Home of th• Viking''
top. Pay oft bank J:l°o'f TIME ~· OR :ere:; :~JP~rpt~8 ~top. Air/~. P/S. Autos Wanted 968 Autos Wented 968
$2215. Evea. 497-1987 1 track tape. A aure pleuer in~,~8511~. eani"-\~.842-3055~~~-:-;-;;;;d;;;;-i;;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
61 ~ ~=~~· QUICK •SH (::'0 sssss . ~/h:"tt'<XMJ .... i:~.· XI'::; 1::.~·.:lt'~""" THROlBH 1 A ~!..":i'~~~ ·t.~:~~
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'72 YOLYOS t!~'if.dtfrl I\ l~CA~~~.~~ ::'J: ~~H~ .:v:m
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831-8800
'72 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille, 6,000 mlles, like new!
Full power, a.uto., AM /FM st~reo:
tllt/t.elc wheel, Landau root. (406· EOI!
.$6675
. '71 COUGAR
Power steering It brakes. automatic.
vleyl rQPf. (3S9BSXI
$2575
'69 CADILLAC
Coupe de VIiie, full powtt, fact. a1r,
6 way scat, L&ndau roof. (KSS182)
$3275
'69 -C~NllNENTAL ~
Cpe .. FUii pov.-er, aLr cond..
inter .. vinyl roof. <614FYV)
$2875
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Full power, air cond., leather tntc>rl •
vinyl roof. (XHW493) 1• ... ll
$4475 . '
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'67 CHRYSLER Newport
4 Dr. Hal'dtop. Auto. .trans., mtlO,
heater, power atecrlng, power brakes,
air. CUOMCIJ5) ...
$775 ..
Home of Previously Driven Prestige Auromobili;s
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1973 HONDA CIVIC-
An All New, ''All Around''
j Family• Sports Car. Equally
At Home In City Traffi~
And On The Open Road.
Immediate Dellvery On Both 4 Speed
And Automatic Models.
TEST DRIVE THE CIVIC TODAY FOR THE
NIWEST DRIVING THRILL _OF THE 70'1!
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· Final Clearance
72 MODELS!
OVER 20 BRAND NEW
19.72 HONDA COUPES AND ' -
SEDANS PRICE-SLASHED • FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
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BRAND NEW
1973 98 COUPE
Full Power, Fact. Air,
6-way Seat, Power Windows.
(276579)
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DELIVERY .
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DELIVERY
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' '<, VOi.. '6, ~ •. t7, 7 ~"IS, 90 PA6ES OllANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY, MARdi 28, 1?73 TEN CENTS
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Panelist Say& Builders· Sabotaging
·i Council ~
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, By I. PJ!TER IU\lEG
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,. Ile'(~ are trying to 11botage Oie
Soilth Coalt Reg!ooal Conservation ~ ~loo by driving lt brote, a.member.of
.!bat newfi"'aled panel charged In a tie~ ch talk· this mornini. \ !.fu, J ~, of ~ Isle, lld-
dreiting N~WVo'! Harbor ChaRlber of
Commeroa'.al the Bilboa Bay Club, Bai<! m811f la.nu filed agalnst the ~ Fi!.sion hool no!hfng other than nuiamice
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"It's a purpooef\ll ahempt lo discredit Ibo-for all kinds ol reaaoos,"
lolra; _,,... ~ed.
She said JI Is estimated the IUlts will emt as much as fl.5· million to defend
1ai>d ~~bem •la purpoteful att<J!!pt to
draln' us oltunds."
'Mn. ~. who a 1 on g with San
ae~ l\Uyor Art Bolineo 'spoke
before IOI ptrlClll at a Chamber Sunrise
.Bui! s.rn• lllfd ~~wyero have ldmilled
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A~C ON HOUSE
Ytl lftOtller pond on the !airways o!
llloreclllfl Goll Qiurse ncure in ..... -.Y-tldS week In Ian Clemente, but
oil pOl!vtloll It tlOI tho cal$ o1 the Oap
tbia Ume.. '
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Chy cwac;lmfn next week will lit in
'• ~ u the i-< unfoldl behr,..
• de•elopol 1 oC Ille new -ne borne port
at Slmdlfll Herth, the ma-ent ol a.':'·-to ..U? A DAILY PILOT the priv1ta pttc:oune Ille! City Engineer • wllloll want od ...,Id amue ,.. with 1'1'11 Peter
Ill qaicl nsulu. See U Ibis.~ )'OU: 11ie ~ ljeo at the nor:thenmost Kk-vmr 'ff()Mz -o< Iha llOll ...... ""' "' .....,i ClnDel Model 1 bod, 1 bl ,.... bu lllfeil with silt carried do~
lltae flm. iii.. • -: -the .,art ~ de>eloped by Lin' .... -. ..... mil. ....... IDCl 1.oon.
1'111. (~ no.) r.t.-1111 -ftd that the ac-
l cumallt.d dirt llol cnaled "• qulcUand
'Ille! ad WU In the poper C11 I Frida1 concfltlon1' lJld CGl18lllu4e1 I nWaanct Ind
the ..... '!I'll aold "1 lllblnll.Y lite"' -.
"""'' ror 1 quid' lilo oC ,..,.~ "!!. Uat But who llu to cl.an it .; i. )'et
YOUR ..... -I llllll.Y """"' od--.-ter. ...... 'Ae 4lr'Od line fl -"l!ai~ lk IJlllf caune people, not • -· . the....... to do I thb1c about
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they don't stand a chance ot winning
some ol lbe IUlfa .
"Poopie ba'" lold me ·that the 1awyen
know full well they can't 1'in them," she
sald, "but they're doiog it tq slow us
down and cost us money. 11
In an intorvtew If tor the talk' she said
a prime eumple ls the suit llled by the
Building !J>d1*ry Aaooclallon ol Orange
COunty. ~ ;. ~
"Part ol their SU!hays we are causing
radaJ. di9crimlnalion," ahe said. "That's
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patently ridiculous an ita face. It was put
in for its nuiJance value.
"I can't prove thlsi'' she sai<t, "but it
really holds true for both sides. Some of
the citi?.en appeals that have been med
over . our approvals were ju.st done to
slow down the devek>P.ments," she said.
1be · C<llll of the JaWsults is a major
issue, both Holmes and Mrs. Roeener
iald, bocauae of the rapldly dlmlnishing
fUnds applOprialed lo keep the six
reslqnal and ooe state commission in
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bu!lneo throllgh 1977.
Proposition 20, the OOlstlll initiative
crealin&· lbe com.misSIQDI that was_ Pf:D-
ed by voters in November, appropriated
15 millloo to fUnd them.
Critics charged that the sponsors of the
measures knew full well that wouldn't be
enough mooey but kept the figures low to
help get the Initiative passed. "'l'lie cUizens were I e d to belleve the
commissions would be fipanced by that
15 million through 00," Newport
aims
Newport
Curbs Sex
Paper Sales
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POW s Promoted
Four Named for Admiral, General
WASHINGTON (AP) -Four recenUy returned U.S. war prison·
ers have been chosen foi' promotion to rear admiral and brigadier
gen'eral, the Pentagon announced today. They· are:
Navy capt. Jeremiah A. Denton Jr. of Mobile, Ala. the flrst POW
to step from a repatration plane last month·. ' ....
Navy Capt. James B. Stockdale of Coronado. *'
Air Force Col. John P. Flynn of Shalimar, Fla, the sellor U.S.
By I. PETER mIEG POW. ' Of• o.ttr Pli.t st11H Air Force Col. David W. Winn of Minneapolis. .r
Calling them "harmful to minors," • Pentagon spolfesman Jerry W. Friedhelm said Flynn, $hot down
Newport Beach ofOcials today l>anned and capturedln·OctobOr 1967, was.selected for promotiop.to brigadier
newsrack sales of two Los Angeles aex· general iJ! 1970 and Winn, downed over North Vjetnam in August
oriented perio(ficals and said Ibey plan lo 1968r 'tm chosen for .promotion last Se~~ber. '
JO after a tbint'one. • Friedhelm said 'President Nixon !lid'not send the nominations
City maitager Rotierl' L. W)'llll an-to th.e Senate while they were st!111Jfuoners because disclosure of
')IOUllCed ttiis morning that. Police allef the ~romotions "might not llJlC~y'·be in a man's interest" while
, ll . .ram"3 G!a"!8,lla! bten lnstructod to in enemy hind,. . r• • " , 1!fltt ·tho ·~ Of !I!!> Lot~· ' '· ,... " '· ' Siar and I/le ~ Piess, jnforiiilria · , . · . .tblrrt of the action. ,,. ' . Olll~ :.1oand~~~ :;:---l:a~nte' S!PMJAY
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tl>al'~ lo.sell'-, W)'llD ~ • • ~~L~~T"11a:: Fonda Blasts Ni~on,
11EventWilly we're going to have to ban
tbe'Free!Press, too," Wynn sali:l: HWe've
got to be c:oosjstent. We intend to ap-
proacb the Free Presa in the near
future1" -
In his .announcement_ this morning,
Wynn said, Chief Glavas will write a let-
:'g~:es~"t:f' the~~ thePr~
are; in the .eill>'• judgment, barmlul to minors. I
'"11\eY sb9uld be removed from places
where minors indiscrtmlnately can obtain
the paperi,111 ,Wynn said.
Be said'.ll they. wish to place the papers
(See BANISH, Page Z)
CO/VT A.CT ~NS
DOG SUCCUMBS
GUECHO, Spain (UPI) -Stan, an
airedale 1hat gained nationwide publicity
• -lt became Spain's first dOg to wear QOOtact lemes, died today in 1 traffic ac-
clden~ police said. -
Shortly alter hil owner boogbt him in
France a year ago, the dog sufl,.-ed head
injuries ln a traffic accident and medical
treatment revealed tba,t its sight waa im-
paired. A Bilbao eye specialist filled the
dog with contacts which restored normal
vbion.
the pond," Peter said.
"I lhlnk lt'a up lo either ol them to do
aometblng about it," he added.
The pond went in more than a year ago
as a means ol slowlng doWll TUllOff w•tora in !lie Jinks and city cwncllmen
at that Ums declared that the hole be
kept clear ol debris and altt.
8"! 8-"811. Peter lnalsll, the pond
is uofencecl, dangerous lJld lllrocUve to
~ IOt tq be a way to aolvt this
problem." bl Mid.
c.i-r ..... irlll·qlll[uct a bearinC -W...,_J to w II 111e1 can llnd the ·-· The ~ marb the llOOnd Umt thll
year thal bodles of water at the llnka
have flcured in OC11tro.....ie.. Lan
month re.tdents ol homet ~
the course took the Crestline AiarePta
1'1-plut 10 lutfar oll -wlllch
1m,.lled • flock o1 ducb. The nnn
di•l<bed ~ to clean .. tho pnb-
i... In the pold,,.. A..nlda V-
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Actress and arillwar activist Jane Fon·
da Tuesday gave an audience in Fresno a
sample ol what· she will brlDg to San
Clemente !ale thil weekend -a blast
'against the government of SO.th Vicloam
as well as President Ni•on. .
Mid Fonda told an audience at Fresno
Stale College that PreS!dent Nlx6n ~·i.
trying to make reill the Thieu govern-
ment. Be's doing "' by bringing Thieu to
the llnited Stales ne.t week."
She and bundreda ol other opponents to
SOUth Vietnam ' President ljguye!t Van
Thieu plan to m a s· s at San Clemente
Stato Park on SW!day afternooD and con-
duct an all·nlg!lt raJJy lolli>wed by a
march to the gales ol ihe Western While
Hoose Monday morning.
President Nlson plans two days of
talks with. the Asian 'leader at the com·
pound. Thieu's arrival ls expected
sometime Monday morning·.
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• and the presldentlal estaqo.
While the members ol the poillical left continue , to tall: -bout the -kand
march, the proponents of a counler
demonstration tiy fl/llowers o! .fllew
Jeney min~ Dr. Carl MclnUre are-p-
parently sUll Planning an appearance as
well.• ~
.As ol last weeltnd· both the 'Wif~ .ltd
iides ol the minister had said the match
was plannec( for Mooday in the same
area and about the same tune 11 the ,ro,
lest actMty. '
Mcintire llid he planned to rally hit
Dock ln support of Thieu, JJ&arded by
the fundamentalist minister u a "hero
and valiant soJdier.!'
Marine Oeared
In Store Heist;
~uddy Clla1·ged
Besides attacking the p h l Jo sop h y
behind the talka, the actms Tueaday
made menlloo of the POW llsue and the
festlvilies 1akinJ place oo the nturn ol
the prlsooeri. " One of two 1Deu ~ed last weekend
'"lbe.O men weren't kidnaped of! the In connectloll with a market holdup ln
golf, courae," ahe llid. . San Clelll"'1te baa been cleared of any ln-
'.''l'bey ....., bombing people from Dve volvemetit In the cale. Hiil companion, !!~~up !!th .we~,Oll!lawe<l.by trea· -.l!owe•er, reinaln4j fonnally char~ 1n .,. ~ lncldenL Elaclly how many activists plan to · join hef in San aemente remain& a Police .!!pokesmen said that officert
myltory. • releaaod Fred J. Kirby, 111 and detmed
Public safety, olndals have said they hitn "not muted'' in Ibis c,...,.,
are ptannlng !cir a major demontlrallon Kiiby and a compan{On; Davld /.
and plan to uae Coocordla Elementary Whaley, It, were detained aboiit eight
SclJool u a command post through the minutes after the holdup of the 7-lt
weekend and early nest week. Market al El camJno Real and Avenl<la
'!'be school lits between the state park F alizada. 1be lnddent occurred SUnday
when: the Nixon roe. will be eocamped evening.
P.r'1gram Viewers
Tops in Reading
PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) -Chlldren
who watch "The Electiic Co-"
telev!sfoa Jll'OCl'llll seem to read bettor,
the Educatlollal Testing serTI<e 1111.
The nonprol~ «pnlt.alion repotled
rue.day on a study ol 1,163 chiJdreu In
tilt flnt tlm"1> the fourth gradOs or
IChooll In Fresno, Cali!.; Youngstown,
Ohio; W8Jbin8ton, D.C.; Ind Ricbmood,
Va.
ll sald the study showed that fll'Oll'll!I
Ylewm 9COl'ed lll&bet Cll readina·sldlls
tests than did conl1ol ~ 01 non· viewers.
Both men are Marines stationed at Camp Petiille(oo. ,
Offlcm Ald lbal Whaley bas been
I f~Jy Charged in the lncJdeot, but be
baa been remonded lo lbe CWJlody ol th• M~ pendln(' a preliminary
bearing. ..
A lotal of fllO waa laktt) 11 eunpoint ln
the heist. llellber the weapon, not loot,
,baa been found, police said. •
Librarian to Speak
' DorothY K. Spklell, as&lstant llbrutan
at Saddlebacl Co~e. will addttu
membln of the ·El c.mJno Real
Woman'• Club. at l :IO p.m. Tbundal',
AprU I In the Oclmn>unlty House, tleC
San J11111, ~Point.
ln ~I~ wlll.)le "A Vl.!lt to 1ibetaos
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Chamber President Richard S. Stevens
observed in a question to the speakers.
Mn. Rosenet _countertd by 11)'ln& the
initiative stated that attempts would be
made to get federal assista~ to help
with the cost. :
''But the federal moner appropriated
by Congress for coastal management bas
been impoundt<l by sldeii Nixon,"
Mrs. Roseoer said. "" "I k!1'W it wou!d ;d urr;beiOI his (See SABOfAG l'lfe 11 . ' -;= ~ .. ",1
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Criticized· r
For Action
By CANDACE PEAllSON
Of flit Dllb' Pll• Stiff
Several claims ·of exemption approved
by the SOuth Coast Regional Cooaerva-
tion Comn\lsslon "should be appealed lo
the slate by ~ publlc. coinmlsalon
cbalrman Robert Roooey or HuntlJJilm
Beach sald Mondi)'. ,
Dr. Roooey pet'Slladed blt feU... com· 1
misslonen to adopt what he called 1
"dl.!clalmer" fof*'ma a<flaill!Um 11 a ~-ineeu.,. lit 8aii Cleall/io. i
.'l'lie S-0~ .... ~~ .. ~-the : pa-1',f Pr0poo11lota IO 1111 <-ber,'
baa Jl!i1JlllctlCll over i!evelopmoal wllhln .
I ,000 ~ ol the mean bfcla tlclo lllle oC
<lr"'8e and Loa Angelea COUDtlea,
Thi motlOI' poaed '14 at tbt com-.
niluion'I meeun, M111&;r, aod early
lfllelda)' in Lang -111'1 that cleclalons on clat1111 of e.xenlptlotl at the
San Clemento "*'In& March Ii don't
eatabllah a .. bindinl precedence" re-'
quiring slmUar a<Uon m lu!ura clalm1.
The majority of the · commissjon, ·
Rooaey charred Monday, "il!OOl'ed the
act" (Coastaf Conse"atlon Act) in ap-.
proving veoletl rlghll claims boled M '
tentative tract maps, gradlng permlta or
actual gradlnf on certain J?l'O]ecls okayed
by other l(ellcles.
Developers can be granted vested
rlgh(s exempUona from bujldlng pennlt
requirements U Ibey did subs)antlal '
wor~. Incurred iubatanilal liabilities and
acted in lood faith oo building pennlts or .
other actiO!l8 ol local agencies prior lo
Feb. 1.
Rooaey said be felt tentative tract maps and grading pennlfa weren~ prop-·
er criteria for vealod rlgbta.
He cited a num~ of exemptions that
were approved by the commlsslon in San
Clemente on aicb buel, Including a l'Onoo
domJnium developnent cm Crown Valley
Parkway in Laguna Niguel, a cluster
mulU·family project on Eastblull Dr!,.
at Jamboree Road in Newpc:irt Beach
and a Santa Monica city redevelopment
project.
·~ someone wlll appeal those
prior to-March_,.,: Rooney said. Anyone
can appeal a"cOnUitiuldn approval to lhe
state coastal commlsaloo wtlbin 10 d.ays
of an action.
What constitutes v..ted rights is a
complex cotlatllutlonat '-> Rooney
conceded, 1 and' 11t.be couitt 'may fall to
sustain the rejlonal cornml8slori."
Commiasioner · Ronald Casper 1.
chainnan ol the Orange County ~ ol
(lee EXllMPT, Page I)
Oruge C.Ut .
Weadler .
Moat!y IRllll\Y 11 ·the way the
wealherlldy calls ii f« Thursday,
wllb ~ ••rnier ~lures
of 60 at. the beoef!es, ~ up to
!Ii Inland. °""111aiit low• Ill tho upper 4Qs.
INSlltE T8~~li'
·c~•~" lod 1>r ti... Mr•·
nelU, recejt>td "'oil of 1114 hon-
ors m T••SdaV night'• Aoodemv
Atc0rdi '"°"' IDllA tight Osoora. See 1torie1, 1'0JJu l . 4, JO.
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OAILV PILOT SC w ......... -· 28, 1973 '
osp 0 ta~ at I su
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Location or a leaclllng hospital "' a mean:h tbal i• espected ol a "pmtlce'' lk'own'a _,,,ittet ata1I Polntl out ol available off-<'Jlmll"' balpitals, cllnlcs
ma!«( unlvenity tampua rtaea u .tlle loalli!¥· -_ tbat " hall ol all ocbooll. aod ,.. ,.,.
malcitlp>lntj ofdiaqi'te-tbet-lhe uie~.:=~a:::llt••~ == :.:-~ .. "',,,! ~):i-r:.i:ei:::~.aug-uc flJI ne medical ocbool and i atale BoapUal SJlllll lul Feb , la Illa.GI> itt>ori addlflhll the •c1antcal".,...,. o1 ·-Orallp "'--0...-II
lepaUve cornrniu .. ·1 pttllmlnary rm J>Ol'l!'llll}' for~!!!'" !'! • lrtltlltl& ~ Jll a medlool achool lnadequale u • lrlll)llll lllcillily.
inp. -~ illiclplll!ef a( '•"'!!M ~;. l,_lriv<rilty camput Viilh a Uolvmll ..,..._ llriilt•I'~ Is
UCl-Qolilom\" College of Mtdclne -hui!W>[tfi,, coroput., •• ~···•' ~llooJ)lial,"Jttbepattemlo•"!'l1 , JoHegu to Jnl'~iho fli!!..T ro
Daan Sionley Ven Den Noori '!'Id In me~~end '1llr wit!> {II • "_j! J,17,C U.S. ~ocboolo.'' • 1..,..m.a-'.:1' ~-·
Febn1ao be believes lhe t<achln& l be ~ lrwo, OllJu.lludiilill, ,..,_ ~a,pnljmjnary ttJJOrl bolil to IJCJ-C()M. •
boapl"!\;nd related medical achoo! In· Oil lhe other llidt ol the CojJi t~ 9IAl;t ......-,, ''£1tty Uiedltal ocbool doeS The key argUm '.Ill Ille ~ ftl!Ort, ~':~ ,.,! ~i:::. .=r:i,. ~:~~led :nr!..~~~';:':~~~~. f!i,~ U.: own ""."f"PllS ieochin8 =e~.j':t,~=~-i:-== llCI~ 11<bool ol blok,.ic•I adeJlc<!' hu -:llu said ttata.mooey for bolpltol(~ •• '111l _.uae,.,~µ,. queatloo'OI "In a community ,,_ ~
obvlo\ls rtlaUOGlhlp to the Jbedical 10 to wvoiaater Inner dly poor,~ nW l6r .atj _.,_.boopltal "should quale for teaching pwpoMi es·
tralninc cloctora roC<lve and to the alllu<nt. wblti neJibbi>rhoada. • W coM'W.lll lhe llgbt ol lhe adequacy • Ill.'" -·• -. ...!.-
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UCI Teaching H~sp~fal Threat~f!ed
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By GEORGE' L"EIDAL ~ .J. • : ~rown's cO<IUllituie met In. Santa An• r,11. ~-IQ. -hear testi· °''"' -""'"'" .r. . moey trom the. unlvendfy.and others. yegardlng the loc.atlon of the
UC Irvine may nol get a teaching hospital on campWI or worse, • teaching hospital.. · I' • · • · ..
may. have its medical school moved out of <Jrange County, a state; The uruversity outlilled li three-pal!! medi<:al' system. It urged
legislative fOmmittee report suggeSts:· · ~ <!bntinuing provilfon of emergency ca~ e In in upgraded Orange
Of four study alternatives belng tonsldtred by the Joint Legls·; County MedicaL. Cente~ (OCMC) and establishment' ·ot at least 1our
lallve Commltt .. on Teaching Hosj>1!1\ Siting, only one suggests any walk·m comm_uruty _clinics to s'7"e prl~ary care needs of the county
thought is still being given to the.provis!Dn of a campus teaching ~atfordtrainmgmf~yprllctl£elluts.students. _ •
hospital for UCl-California College· of Medicine. • ~ 'llbe umversity contin~ed J!>. ojlrn!lhasue they would 111iilt, ul) to
S . • . . 350 tieds for doctor tralnmg m any u gnded OCMe. '111°" ~· uch a hosp11.al -350 beds, o~ campus -was used to Jll!lify w9ma. be needed /or the tea • 'on. In ad.illtion to any beds
the .•uccessfnl No_vember health ~ences bond issue for e.;;Vnt:.... 'P • I'd on campus.. '""'-• ~ , ;::-.r-:; ·i;,
vermty of CIJ!forma. . -• , . . . • · , ,-. •• .. • . ondary care to mbulaton"·.]Jat!ents and" a diagnostic treat·
The meuUre set ~de for UG{ $37 riilllton m !late. boftdJU/ldS :;,_ mm>t:cen!U and.hm!lt.U-ti> 1>!.Jnlll\ 911 lhe ClDl.JlWI ~.formed the
for hospital and medical school cpnstrq<;lton. ~ legislaiwra.1U • _....,lid portion $lf''!be:t!CI •u~geOl~illy lhttn-eamj>., 'liOspital
r decide where the money should be spent. . . '. wO\ll'd lian<IJe tlie ·;;;ore~otic" dioeases providing stu~t.s·a broader The four proposals under stu~ by the 101nt committee are: . range of ·experiences. ·--. _ •
, . -SHARING OF COUNTY an!lluriversity resources "wilh no ad· . UC! argued the system would. end:'lhl! duality of health services
ditional in-patient beds being constructed" on campus. tn Orange County where1n·the mdigent go to OCMC ·•1111-the wealthy
-CONSTRUCTION of an on-campus teaching hospital at UC!. flee the county or seek private facililies.
-IMPROVING 'the "primary ca re teaching" -family·care To double Its class size from the 64 students enrolled each year
physician italning -facility at Orange County M<!dlcal Center with presently, UC! medical school Dean Stanley Van Den Noori said af.
a _m_ore extensive use of UC! affiliations in community hospitals and liliations with OCMC, 'Children's Hospital of O'range Colll!ty, Long
cltrucs. . Beach Veterans and Memorial Hospitals and other commumty hospl-
-"TRANSF&RRING the medical school lo an area of the state \als and clinics would necessarily be continued.
"'.here community !!'volvemont and ~)l"'l.ua~e-communlt~ ~eaoblµg fa· Tll• beds in the proposed on-campus faci!ilY ,would serve only
ciht1es are present. · • • · one-tt.trd of the medical students, residents and mtetns. --
. . The altern~tives are .li:rted in a .summary of the Feb. 28 "pre-Opposition to the pro~ed campus loCation was heard from
t111.11~ary report of the J~mt committee headed by Assemblyman the Orange County Medical Association whose doctors indicated in a
Willie Brown (D-San Franc1Sco). · : · • . poll they opposed t~e campus hC>Witel on',grounds the county alr,l'ady
~e final alterna~1ve leav~s room for tbe legislature to act on has too many hqwital beds: , ·
Browns ~ft·state_d feeling that no m~re s!at~ JD,oney should be spe,nt . Ot~er speakers attacked the plan, suggesting they believed the
for hospitals whic~ .do nQt serve the inner city. ' It. sug~ests· the UCI university would pull out of the OCMC once it had its own hospital.
medical ~hool nugh~ be mo".ed ~o another location including the UCI presently provides the doctor~ f~r the county-run facility located
new Martm Luther King Hospital m South Central Los Angeles. in Ora~ge ~ear tlie Cjty ohopping center.
·Rough Grading
Plan Reviewed
For Flooding
•I 1 11 • II+ h I Ill
A rooib-gradlng plan for lhe Zaenalein
property behind C.Olony K I t c h e n
restaurant will be reviewed by the U.S.
Corps o{ &nglneers and 11evef~I county
agencies for ili impact ~pon the Qood
plain area of San Juan Creek in San Juan
caplstrano.
The plan Is a revision of a proposal
originally discussed by San Juan
Caplatrano city councilmen earlier thls
month. It was referred to a special com-
·mlttee of city starf members and the ap-
plicant, Myron Sukut, who plans to move
dirt into the area -material created by
comlructlon of the San Diego Freeway
interchan1e at the Beach Cities olframp.
The revised plan was unanimously ap-
proved tbl.s week by oouncllmen on the
·condiUon the C.Orps or Engineer!!, the
·tX>lmty Flood C.Ontrol Diitrict, county
Grading Department aod the city
engineer all approve It.
FrotnPqeJ
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SupervllKlrs, asked if the motlon con-
cerning precedence was meant as a
"disclaimer or a chastisement."
Rooney 11aid it y;ould be more of a
· disclaimer because the commt.s11lon •·took
into consideration 1hlngs not In the act."
Voting against thf disclaimer were ~fayor Arthur Holmes. of San Clemente :
Mrs. Cannen Wane.haw of Loll Angeles
and Donald Phillipe of Long BeadL
OUN41!:I COAST
DAILY PILOT
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"'-Ore1119 CM1t l'vllli.lllfllt ~. S-
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HV11!!1111fvll lllCllll"-llltl '11tlt1W, L..-~. !~Intl.I~ end "" C~&I'
Sift Juan Cllllllr-. A 1"'8i. "'llitn.I
edl!lon It jl\llllhMilf &lhlrNY1 11W SvnflY1.
f~e l!l'inc:l .. 1 Pl/ll!lf/llnt ple111 1, 11 U1 tvnt
Ill~ Sir .... C.11 M_, Clfl"'"'ll, n12'.
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• J1$1r •· evr1., "kl '"'"Id.,! 1olll Gtlntft l Ml,....,
Tlte1111s IC1t1'1'fl ·-n.011111 A. Mwrpltl11e
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political affairs.
Judge Richard Hammon. senior judge
1t the Laguna•NJguel municipal court, is
a ,Democ:raa, I ''!I Judge Knight said the date of the
fonnal swearlni-ln ceremony as a
Sdperior Court judge has not yet been
scheduled.
He will take, on~ Or twq new its at
!he lor Court, created by e 11ate !lkl~~~e b!iliause'' of P.,P,.11 Ion in-
creases in Orange County. ·
Judge Knight was graduated from the
University of Virginia School or Law In
1955. He served as a legal orfic~r hithe
United Stale.I Marine Corps until 1959
when he enlm!d jlrlvale practice aa ~n
att<rney In Santa Ana. •
tbe jurist was apJ>Oinled to the
municipal court bench in May 1971 and
has aerved in the Laguna Niguel court
since then.
San Juan to Get
27-acre Pryor
Homestead Parcel
Twenty-seven acres of the nearly 300-
acre Pryor Homestead territory owned
by C. Michael, Inc. and farmer Noburu
Iwata will be annexed to the city of San
Juan Capistrano.
The unoccupied land addition was the
subject of a public hearing Monday night
before city councilmen as one local resi-
dent spoke against annexation and Santa
Ana attorney John Stanley spoke In favor
of it on behalf of his client, Michael
Jones.
The local resident, Ray Wheeler of
Dana Knolls, a bluff overlooking the 27·
acre property, protested . asserting, Dana
Point has the harbor and you have the
mission. Stay in your own baUlwlclr and
leave us alone." •
Wheeler specifically mentioned he and
his neighbors did not y.•ant the Increase In
traf{Jc any future development would
bring.
Councilmen voted 4 to t for the an-
nexation : Mayqr James Thorpe opposed
it. saying he tho\l&ht the site is too close
to CapL,,traoo Airport to avoid noise pro!>
lems.
The aMexallon approval will be er-
fective by late Aprll.
Crews Move Into
Debated Roadway
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City crews this week moved into the
area of San Clemente 's Boca de la Playa
which has-ligured in a road ertenslon
conti-oversy-not to install the road pmJ·
'l't, 11!\!I flllly t<> cleiiJl "P .the ·~~-
The lriltlal appear'11ce ~f ~be ,;:rews
alanned a few critics of the city's jllans
to' extend the road, but the work
amounted to hacldng..down w~ trim·
ming palm trees and mowing the lawns
at the park 11urrounding the city Beach
Club. '
The work was described simply as
"routine maintenance," by city parks
aide.,
As for tbe battle over the road, city
COWlcilmen seer .. headed towrkd kllllng
the proposed $95,CKXI project which ha s
drawn hundreds of petition signatures In
opposition.
Planning commissioners will review
the project tonight and their recom-
m~ndation will join those of two other ci-
ty advisory panels.
Councilmen will take up the matter at
next Wednesday's session and they have
hinted Ibey will kill lhe job which had
been proposed aa a matching-funds prop-
osition with the County of Orange.
Tliurber Carnival
At F_or.ster JHS
"A Thurber Carnival" wUl l>e:..perlorm-
ed by drama students aL Marti)'. Forster
Junior High School at.1 p.m. :11>ursday
and Friday in the schQt)l cafftonwn.
The plat will he dlrectt!a' by' Ga role
Dahl, drama and lil'lsll.0 11\'lructor,
Choreography will be Clriie by~lane
Lovullo and piano'. awoitWJnb be
Mrs. Ann Ertman o!-Cleme •
Principal characters will be played by
Janine Lovullo, Melanie Chaney, Chris
Jenkins, Dana Brown, Bonnie Sink, Paul
Szemenel, Scott Schmidt and Jerry
Ramirez.
Tickets will be available at the door
slartlng at 7:30 p.m. aod will CllOt $1.50
for11dulls and 75 cents for students.
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From Pagel
SABOTAGE. • •
fault," Stevens responded. Mrs. Rosener
Is Jiii ~~ive mqnifr of lhe De~tic patty.••"' ' ~. • ~ .ir~ •••
Both 11he and Bo1me!' estimated it will
take abdit twic!e as mu<:)l mQG~! to
operate the commlssloD than was
budgeted ·-exclusive of the C06t of
d•.'.;'1f1!e l,igt· J ~e ltliy
close to dividing that $5 million by seven,
with equal shares for e8ch of the slx
regional commissions and a Ut~le larger
share for itself," Mrs. Rosener said.
"We're probably talking very cl~ to
$2 million,'' Holme11 said.
Horse Show Put Off
The benefit horse show orlglnally
scheduled this weekend at . Rancho
Capistrano to purchase athletic equip-
ment at Dana Hills Hilb School bas'been
JlO'tponed until Aprif 6 and 7 \Ille to
rainy, unpredictable weather.
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JOS Herth El C1"'i111 R11I, t2612
Coin 1Collector
Off erjng Reward "in a building for sale that is supervised
by adult.a, so an adult can have control
••er who purcha,.. them -to· make
sure l\'a not a 12-year old -If Ibey do
that, lhe,Y may distribute them. Bui they
cannot sen them rrom v e n d l n 1
machines."
• . °""' °"""' COiii ""-r JlO wui a.r s1r ... ~ lt.tch: »ii NNporl 1w1..-.,e
""'''"'""' ltldl: 1m1 e..a. ~."' ut-leKll: m '"-" ... _
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Cl...tflff A4"n1""1 641·1,11
S.. C.._... An Dtf10•t•w-m ,,..,,.._ 4t2"442D
C.0.-rltllt. !f7J, °''"" Goi\J P~IM"11'"9 ='i' ,,:~ .. MWI 1to<i.., lllullrt!lena.
IN'f' llt """11111VC~ ld""11U!NfHI 11tr.i11 flllnlO!I " ...._,,_ W'llhtvt lf*:llr .,.,.. __ ,...,, ~.
A young Dana Point coin collocjor to-
day ottered a reward for the return or his
stolen coll!cUoil valued al about ll,000.
Bryan Menne of 33911 Diana Drive said
that burglaf's took the collection of pen·
nies, nickels, sliver doDars and other col-
lector'11 coins late last week In 11 daylight
job.
Menne said thal the colle<tlon was kept
in hi. bedroom and that Ibo thief gained
entry tlu~ugb 1 bod< door aomellme dlJJ'
Wynn said Glavas' letter ls 11oot golng
to say the peper1 are J)C)rl'DOiraPhlc as
such, bt:tauaa lhat Is 1 Vtr)I 81'0JI arta.
"The lehera wlU say .that In our col·
lective Judlment, the p a p er 1 are
harmful to minot1.'' Wynn raid. •
'l1lll ttatemeot Dl1t bwd In the public
teotl...., pr., .. led In the Feb. t har-
liip In Santa Ana, appeon to ba Ille
bull or the new altemaUve that the
~al JCbo!i1. be moved aot oe. ~e
CO.Oil' t. -aome other lo&aOon where
lllCb • bolpltal exflla.
Observer• of stst<wtde boapltal polillca
sugg .. t Martin 4111\et Kin$' lloegllal Jn
Sooth central .Leo "'11ele9 A, llCll a
potential ~w. ~Watts bOiiiltlolJia•
had difficulty attractinl quality staff.
Rural poor would beaent from loeation of
a new medical tchool In Fmno ~ty
and a boapltal tle .. 11,.idf.i!Q ~bill
l1ifor1nat.i'on
On Medical
Scliool Sites
Of the volumes of infonnation
presented to the Joint LegiJlative
Committee on Hospital Siting which
Is mulling possible location or a
teaching hospital at UC Irvine, the
foUowlng are some racts included
in the starr1-tirelbnlnary report.
. -Of 117 medical schools in the
U.S., eight a,. In CalilomtaJ.
-SiJ:ty-seven medical ICbooll are
publicly owve<t, Jlnd sh: are .iA
California,
-Of all medical scbQo\I, 'fl al-
filia~ with a general univenity and
all eight in California are universi-
ty affiliated.
-Forty-four schools are located
on general university campuses
while six: or Califomla's eight
medieaf 1cbools ire "on fOinPus".
' -Fifty-four schools own the!(
own leaching hoapltals (ilve In
California do).
--Ohly I&• nauon,,lde hive ;ptlt
·campusea in whkh the main'
teaching facllily Is a subetanUal
dlstanct from tbe medical ·achoo!. ·
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~-. 2!....!l!'"I" OlunlY lrledlcol. Ceo (c.....,, " doomed ~ .. ie .. illil
bl govemment ta tmwUllni lo brine It to llandardl, by dellMliiil bl the sta
,.fOrl, the ooounltlee might~
JlOJ l'UICll to S1)eDd. lbt..rYlll V
boP.11, ~ · roi a reaching UI
Oljmgo County.
Solne •Ctlon in the h:&IW•tu .. la
peeled b~ J\Jne. One ®,'.. !ly State
Garpent,or Ne t Bea
plannioi u ~.ft al
mitt..! to .....
1medicat school 'to er iocat
tilt.. legislature wore lo agree, the
·fund> would )le spent '!Qt on ltui\ding ~
bospljs) bul r{tber io ,1ttachilli.•ulbib"
cltMroom, la)>Oratoiy lf1MI olllee lpa<e "' an•exisllrig bospltal ,W!lere1a '\"l"'tM\ficll
school would be cre1led. '
Whether or not the jolpt_conwUttee ac-
tually !!llkh iucll I •lioor«inendatlon
may In l1Je final annaly~s· binge oo , the,
reoent cl\ani• m lta c;omposllj1J\1J
Tl!ree Of . the then ~V&ffieJ)1~r panel
attended the February hea~infs In Santa.
Ana. • •,, ..
Now, lhe boclY baa (l'<\\"11 to · fo
members, with ne~. faces #om each
hou~ being added. , •
Besides .Bro.wp, who chaii'f.;,ithe"' com·
mltlee, legislators now .study19g lhe lour
alter.natives facing UCI are: 1 -Stf.le Senators Fred w.r.:M'arler Jr.
(R:Redding), . Albert S. da ,(D-
5agamento), An\honY c. B fJ<10IO'I jJ).
Beverly Hills), G<lorge N. Ze!>ovlch (0.
Fresno) and Mervyn M. Dy~Uy (]).Los
Angeles). Only Marler atlend<¥t-the coun·
ty bearings and Bielenson, Z.Ovich and
Dymally are the new addi~ to lbe
panel. ...
-Assemblymen Gordon ~y (R·H•n·
ford), Frank Lantermao (R·La Cana\11),
Richard A)atorre (D-Lol Anf'Je!) and
Barry Keene (!>-Santa Rosa)4<1Qully at·
tended only part of the Orange County
hearings with Assemblyman Robert
Badham (R-Newport Beach) sitting in
bis place for lhe ',aftern<IC!I!-seSsioo:
Alatorre, a frinner UCI Ject~r Id cOqi:-·
parative culture, and Keene 5e .. the' ne}¥
additions to the panel. .. .. . ..,
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To Consider Density. PJm\
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" COncern. over the maaler-planned
denalty f"' proposed devtiopment In lhe
estates ~Ion of the r~ !!ll! be . \ll,'F"<\',"1hl&!!i lid~ ~ oi;;lhe Capistrano ;eeacli"'-&immi,pi.\ty Associa·
tion. · . -
President Frank Rainey saldi lhe
dliCiiisliiq aa· •1~·~ fl\fe ¥nd f 1j1 · ts' ' 1 "tbe urea~y,lifg I ~ l, de
Estrella -an 8.rea: Wh re h'unCl reds ·or
condominium units already have been
approved ror conslructlon. ·· •.
Qlher•topics on the agenda fof Ille 7:30
p.m. meeilng at the' BOard of Reattors
auditor!~ include the constructiori plans
for Delgado Road whlch will he built soon
to handle some traffic generated to aome
of the condominium. construction.
Mucb of the JlfOperlf' :concemtni the
association members U! tie.Ing annexed
inlo the city of San Cl"'!l'"1',
Other u;;;/is which .,.. scheduled lor
dl1CUSSlon include lhe role of the
Capistrano Bay Parks and RecreaUoo
District.
Rainey said that an invitaUon bad goo•
out 41 lll'Y mem~ of tile dll'll)c(boal'.d
to ,atleod ton\ght's session r:/'J · ~
questions, but as of earl,V ltAI!! >tetk QO
reJlyiMd,eomtStei &he '1n1<1tat~, •
A member of the board ' hlclt all-
ministers the di11trict in Si¥plstrano
Beacli, an«"Dena POlnl); ~Item!~ last
lldltli's -aOi ~ queries
on l<th,f' 1d!i\lllfstrai1ot1" 6f>'j, 'lnnuli1
ret~n~~ :r~a\ed ~t;the l~jlt par~
la.Xf&le , , , I ' I •
The' asspplallon haa . ca111~ for
lll\)nlha for the devejoll"'~ll''.ol. _Pines P~rk as w~.aa tbe possible shaHng ok
costs by tlie illalrlct ftir the t¥f!itenance
of'Eslrella Mall. ,
Thus far lhe median l~ has
bttll the aole province of the piallop;
bul l'Osls, a•e depletini thj' groop's
tre&SW)', ~· ' Mein~11 ha,. hoped Iha the parks
district would help bear some of the e1-
penaa.
Any resident of lhe "°'""1unlty lo
welcome , !(' tonight'• ~IOI. Ralniy
said, :be tlley nwnben or no(\i;' •
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HandbaH· Slom & 8aHs
Racquet ,Ban ,Racql)ets
·Table TenniS Paddles
_ Badmllton Rackets . .
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· Frisbee$.
Sliite loanls .
: . "' ~lls '· .
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~ -CJm Slli1t & Sllarls
S•·Sllts
WQI Up Sails
~Id$'
swat Sol
}lseW Undarsllfts
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• ing the dayllahl houn last'l'buraday.
The ,...ard, he Aid, could be claimed
by calling 4116-~14 with lnformatJon leldiJll Ii> file recovtO' of the coinl.
Wynn said lhe clly believes there are
sufficient laws available to pem1lt city
offklala to regulate material that "lo, In
our o~b\lon, , obvloosl,V harmful to
minors.
OPEN 9 TO &-aJISED SUNDAYS 538-CENllJl--646.1919
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Bobbie Vason, repre-
sentative for the Bank
· of America, will tell lhe
·Masonic Hi-12 Club Uiat
computers can be -lov-
'. able, !n a tongue-in-
·Cbeek defense of the
· iiot-!!0-popiilar business
machines at Monday's
noon meeting at Chand-.
Iers Restaurant, La~a
Hllls. ·
w-., . .....,, 28, 1'7J
11Mfe are Oftf 300 hlogllly llcill4I
CllltolllotiYe technlclmll reac1y 'to
glYI yoUr car f9ctoty NCW-llCt•
eel Hnlc1 oti Coster M1ta'1 H.,.
bor lknlltward of Cars.
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Consumer Gripe
Pays in Bearis
By STEVE MITCHELL
Of tM 0.11)' Plier llltf
"Who do you think you are, anyway? Ralph Nader?
My indignant wife bad just infonned me that she was
golDi to write a consumer letter to a canned vegetable
company -just because of a U-incb hair in my beam.
The hair didn't parlicularly bother me. I managed to •
grab It before swallowing. I was a little upset that It ·
wasn't my own hair, however. Some-· '
how eating your own hair isn't quite as
revolting as eating that of a tolal' ·
stranger.
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At any rate, there was no stopping
my little coosumer advocate from
shooting o/f a polite, but stem note to
Wally's Walla Walla, Inc. of Walla
Walla, Wasblngton. ' . .
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140EAR SIRS," she wrote. "I re-MITCM•u
cenlly purchased a can of Wally's Bits 0 1 Hooey French
style beans. This was the first time I bad l/""'!iued canned
vegetables in a Jong Ume because I .usually buv them fresh
from tbe produce departnlenl r
"Unfortunately, my busband pulled a 12-iDch bair from ·
his mouth alter his lint bite of Wally:s bear.'· Jfu first
reaction was to give me a dirty loot 8lld gro>i!. After pn>o
fuse apologies, I discovered that the ~ was f>i'lipette and
straight. My own ba.1r is brunette-and curly and rby hus-
band's is light brown and very curly. Besides, his hair is "
only eight lnebes long.
"That leaves Wally's employes as prime suspects. I • iust thought you might like to know. Sincerely, Marilyn 1.
Mitthelt .• -~ . '
P.S. I thought the beans were delicious.
" ' HA VJNG COMPLET~D her rel!Ort, sbe droppejf tlje
lseue and we weot back· Jo fr~ ~gelable pri/duce:. SJ>•·
era I weeks later A, j>ackage irrived at !bl hooiO; ~l
• poat, with a letter aUached, • •'
"Dear Mrs. Mitohell,"-the letter !JeP,n. 'Telt )'OO!r .
husband be should. fake a chance oo the Irish Sjoeepstake!
-be mlgbt win on ooe of those "long shot" eban<e>i Tl>e
reason we say this ls, that out of more than a hundred
million cans of vegetables we processed UUs year, be was
the first to encounter a loog bair.,in one of them! IDs
cban<el of winning the.SWl!l!pstake .. woold be tremendous."
Wally'& Wiatanl •sale& manager/vegetables then took
off on a serioUa vel!l "Frankly, Mrs. Mitchell, such com-
plalnts 8" yourS wele not s;mcommoa year, ago, but they
were stopped by making it m31\<latoty for all the women iJ1
our c&M:Eries to wear·bai~:nets. ' ~
"YOtJRt ·IS THE first complaint concerning hair in
the vegetables that we have received in many, many years,
and we apologize to your husband and you for the un-
happy and unappet!Zlng experience."
CIUng the firm's goal of totally salislied customers,
Wally's Walla Wall~, Inc.1iicluded a can of 'Freneb. style
beans and, '1ln appteclatlon of your report," a can of
Wally'• Blta O'Honey'rPeas and Onions, wrapped separately
ln styrofoam box containers.
o My wife gave me a trtumpbant snort and waltz.ed off
14 the kitchen to put away the re'!'arde of her efforte,
Where do you buy ilctets for the Irish Sweepstakes,
anyway?
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Cigarette
Revenues
Increase
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BJ 8YL VIA PORTER
My hulbond, and I have
ltarted to build up a llOl'llOIJo
of blabeoHrado . W<•rtmpl -.:-n,, ~ Ille boncll
will p1y ,. II, we tblSlk, au1:
lldml to morelhaa conrw
1 ....... 111e rile Ill· the--ol
living... .
We allQ Ollllttocb ol ICIUnd,
grOwlng -wblch Should OYe~tara lDctuae
In value to lilon thill .ol&el
the declJno clll the dollar's
purcbulng power. We are
mature enauCb to be seeking
balance and diversification in
our investments plus a CQm·
fortable dl!p'ee ol aafety.
OF COURSE, we can an-
ticipate nothing in the way of
capital g~lna. Theae are fixed·
1...,.,,. ot>
ligations and
our prlnclpel
coul'd, bl
fact, be~
loosly me>
edlflntet'est
rate. climb
much high-
er. But we
are not loot~ '°.,.,.
ing for apptecia&n m this
part of our nest egg. We are not
plenning to trade in and out
of the bonds. We are seeking
Income -tu-aempt eo we
know that what we get is ours
to keep.
I report this ptnonal finan-
cial tal' as a 'Way ot in-
troducing you to the startling
fact Iha! indlridual Investors now oWn one.third of all-tax-
exempt f bonds' . outstanding.
And the prime reaSQft we have
joined these investors la that
interest on these obligations is
exempt from federal income
tax -and, if you are a l"eSi·
dent of the issuing locality,
often '-state a11d ll>eil tax-
es as we)!. The setond fuson
ls t!i>t,' If, yoµ go first cla15
, and buy oilly top.ratectlsSlies, ~ al..-bave a IilajQI"'~~
.. -~~re~.... •. , :~~-'
• l!VEN 1J' Yl>lMUr Otdy '1n
the 30 ,. pem!Dti income 'tax
brad<•~' (lnclodiog sto!\t·and
Ioeal-tues), a tax-!n!l!'I per-
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$20 Million
Ca/mery Told
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.. W1krq, l&lrO 21. 1971
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LOS ANGELES (AP)
HUTY V. Oleshire, aenior vloe
president of the AutomobU.
Club of Southern C.Ulornla,
has bMn named to succted
the "°"p's late pres14ent,
Joseph E. Havenner.
Havenner died Jsst Mm:h I.
In lllltOWlclllg the cleclJlon
Tueoday the club'• directors
also llid they had elected
Maynm! J. ToD as chairman
of the board and Knox Fer-
rand M vice chairman .
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DAllY PllOT
TOMGHT'S
·TV WGIHJGHTS
'Egnaont' at lll;I
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• •• Colft:ge Staging
. CtJmic . f i:Qge~y
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KHJ fJ 7:30 -"Bus Stop.'' Harllyn Monroe and
Don Murray star In the 1955 movie from William
Inge's ]llay Ubout a rodeo cowboy who luaoa a
d.aru:t hall girl.
NBC D 8:30 -Madigan. A teenager holds up a
party attended by a weal!hy man .,,,d hoodlums with
whom be Is trying to gain inf11JOJ1Ce. Richard Wld·
marl<.
ABC 0 8:30 -"Ruby Gentry.'' An early (1952)
look at Charlton Heston in this drama about a girl
from the wrong side of the tratk1 (Jemtl!er Jones),
with Karl Malden.
CBS II 9:00 -Mitzi ... nie First Time. Mitzi
G1ynor lllars In this special, singing and dancing
with Mike Connon, Ken Berry and Pan Palley.
KCET GI lO:oo-\.... nie Tami Show. The Teenage
Music lntemationAI Show, filmed in 1964 for show·
lng in movie{ theaters, becomes a historical docu-
ment of the rebirth of rock and roll.
'K'ITV m 12:30 -"The Bullfighter and the
Lady.'' Robert Stack, Katy Jurado an~ Gilbert Roi·
and are reamed in this 1950 drama.
TV DAILY LOG
Iii)""'" Wednesday "'' IJ MITZI GAYNOR SPECIAL
Evening * wHh !llike Connors, Ken Berry. _(Ian Dailey
, IWIClt 27 8 IJ)1J!G1m Mitzi ••• TM
1:00 • D a r' ~ l!r.'I -1111-fint n .. Ken 8e11y and Dan 011117
Beethoven
By TOM BARLEY
9! ... OMlf' , .... '''"
rather well with the carefullY
oel<ded mailer 'MJl'k -a
this i n s t a n .c e Beethoven'•
magnificent "'Egmont.."
Sociely. ' Foster, a veritable W01'1 ~
hon. on the. podluln all nlgbl. mnftllflmlT
, "The House • 'Of Blue
U!aves," John c;;~·s comic
trage<ly, will ;,receive· l ts
Onmge C<l<mlf preml'1'e ntirl
Wednesday w~$ the Ora,nge
Ooost O>lliftl ~ dellar~
mcnt _.nt1 Liie-play for a
fouM!al ruo. ' ' 'f1lla . mus~. critic 11 well
a"-"' that ,'l'&DY . t eJ Io"' scrlb/!I In lhiJ .......... land
of Joumalbm .lend to look
ukance at those Inclined to
offer the spoken word as a
supplement to the muJical of·
fer!ni.
qul<kty welded this µray ol ' ... ,,"i',!':.....,'
taleall Into -potent force:,..,. _ _;_ .... __ ~ John Ferzacea. OCC drama
Instructor' ilr , directing the
&how, which QeQten around a
New Y~amlly. 'l'l!ebnical
director iJ P.eter &;,rpollo.
'11ley go along with •·Peter
and the Wolf" because, they
condeocendloaly smile, the
Prokofieff work is , after all,
kid's stuff. But anything
beyond that is sure to produce
a tightening of the lips and the
acid explanation that good
music at the adult level
speaks for Itself and is in no
need of amplification, oral or
otherwise.
Enter Laurence Harvey and
Marlette Hartley onto the
Crawford Hall stage t o
demonatrate to an absolutely
enchanted UC Irvine audience
Saturday night that a little
masterly narration goes down
and malnlained tbal Ua1soD THE Bl\ITISll actor llJd hll · · chal'!Ding componlon were IJ\roo?M, just aa .be had '°.
tremenctously • etrectlve In magruficently ~ne m the fll'lt
tracing the rile and fall of the half o1 a splendid program. Du~h hero. Count Egmonl, The British,. who b a v e
and the pur..t purist Ill ~~~ as pr1DC1pal IU'St con-
crltical ranks would have \o ~.wr ~f the Ro y a J.
concede that their fiery ek>-Pbilannon1c,_ dearly love ~ qu~ brought home In the man. And little wonder; his
best possible way the message work tn the Orange County
contained in that auperb concerts assigned to hlm h~
Beethoven score. been phenomenal and this
Maestro Lawrence Foster
blended tbe talents of Harvey
and Miss Hartley with the
clear IOprano of that fine
Bri t ish artist, Shella
Armstrong, and the solid 1up-
port of the Los Angeles
Philarmonic Orchestra for an
"Egmont" that goes down in
this criUc'1 record book as one
of the finest offerings of tbe
Orange Coonly Phllhannonlc
"Egmont" concert was po ex·
cepllon.
·HB WAS THE centfal figure
·"In a collaboration that· gave
ua, before the Interval, an ex-
ce pt lo n al offering of
Beetho•en's Conel!rto'lil c that
merited and' got a standing
ovation from a capacity au-
dience.
A ·s s odate roncertmaster
G leM Dicterow tanged his
' 1l11 ' • f
• alollg.!lde the cello of
N-1 Jli>8eD 81\d James
Yields' eloqutnt piano tor a
brllllant , readin& of a 1'0l'k
that appears aU too rarely In
our coocert balls.
Tony DI-Novi portrays Artia
Shaugbnesay, a zocikeeper and
would·be aongwrtter. )jis ....
Roonie, AWOJ. from tbe
' ' Fields, especially, caught
the eye with a contribution Opera Role
lhat eleYBled the Pi•no seg·
ment of the work .to equal
.1a1 .. with ,the viilll• and cello, For Bing. the keyboard , in other hands,
often tends to be overshadow· .J ed by ils stringed companions NJ;;W YORK (UPI) -Sir
althou&b thJs most certainly Rudo)! Bini. re!lred general
was not Beethoven's intention. manager of the. Metropolitan Opera, has signed a contract It was a f I aw res s with the New York City Opera
performance by all thl'e1! for a non-singing role in a
artists with the peak, from new production opening to-
Utis critic's point of view, night. ,
coming in the beautifully Sir Rudolf will mime the
stated largo that divides the !'Qle of Sir Edgar in Hans
three movements. Vi o 1 Jn , Werner Renze's "The Young • .,..,_,._...,"'°"""'""'..,.,...,,.._,....,.,..., •••• J ... ..,..,, •••• ""11 piano and cello were as one Lord ." The opera will have its w ti!IPW-l here in a memorable state-East Coast premiere under the
~The Os~ar W • ment of one of Beethoven's direction of Sarah Caldwell of
IUD ers il.:.rieh•"•t•sco•r ..... =;;;;;;;;;==the-.~----iiiOpeiiiiiiiraiiieo•m;;;;pan;;;.y.
HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -\VJn. Best foreign language Olm-
nen of the 45th a.Mual awards '''Ibe Discreet Charm of The
of the Academy al Motion Pio-Bourgeoisie," France.
hll'e Arts and Sciendes: Best achievement to film ed.·
Best achlevemenl lb soond-ltlng -Dovld Bretberioo,
''Cabaret.'' adapted by Ralph
Burns.
Best achievement in cinemar
tography -Geoffrey u ... woy.
auf, "Cabaret."
~i Jbuth Coast Repertory
AN EVENING OF RARE PLEASURE I
''THE TEMPEST''
by William Shakospoaro
Anny, is played by Joel
Swenton.
JlMnle's maotalty WI·
balanced v/ii., llwna~,'' is
portra~ed ,'by ~~s. while Blaoche Ml a
well·knowtt lo<al -munity
tbtator acjr,.., plays Ronnie's
girl lriencf. llUnilY. " ••
"''Ille "°"""'ol lllue l..e••••" will be I P(eaented ~I ·· s, 30 Wedoesdjiy through SatlltUY
)JI the <fC a ud I tori 1>-m .
.~lsfree.
f'IATIO 1·:
GENERAL THIATRES
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llST leCTOI
OfTMITU.I • llSTri{TUtl
Of1Ml \'Ull
\\'ou. ;,t
Academy_ r..i Awardt ~ .,
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DAYS 6:4
SAT. & SUN. l:hU
ROBERT ST!VE
REOfORD McQOfEN
"' l "JEREMIAH "GETAWAr
'JOHNSON" <'"'
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... WiJ ~ lilri:.I W _... )oin M~ Conl'IOl'S IS SUtStl for thlt
f> ig mualc and eomedy ~clal 111rrl111
. IMuJI "Tht ChetllnJ Gll'lll" the wmtl1• sln1er·d1~r·IClt11S,
r 1t11urt Mltrl Gaynor.
1,i· 0 DI ,_...,. C!) Cd Surt
I "' fll-f1l "'"'
Rober! Knudoon and Dovld "Cabaret.''
Hild yard, "cabaret. 0 Best supporting actor--Joel
Special achlevement award Grey, "Cabaret."
for vl!IJal effects -L.B. Ab-Best achievement in docu.-
bott and A.O. Flower, "The mentary shcrt subject&-'"lbis
Poseidon Adventure." Tiny World," produced by
Best soog -1111le Morning
After," from "The Poseidon
Adventure."
Special award -Edward G.
Robimm .
Tv.M•'I' t•ni sunoy, 1111 ,.m. -1121N..,,..-t11¥11,, co.11 Mn1
. ' RtMn'll*'/lllfOnnltlon~ .... i'"'ii' iiii~'I ~~~~~~!!~;~ SUNDAYS • A P>,AY _PO• CHILOHN -1GIC THUTIIE AT "°' P.M.
-~~~ • ~ SUI ,,_ fm '*'-t tf Molltrw P111t1111 (R)
Ml Dukt ta.wide t:JO fJ Newt
GI IW_..... Ill ... .,"" USMC enno...... m ............ ..
l!)O Ci) Hepi 1 KtrMI ml El t.11 dt Ml 9trril
fJ -..: (90) "Mn • 1 Stttq" 1~5 flll IEJUT \!•Pl , ........
(dfl) '60--ErllSt lofClllM. Glenn -a.,. IM ......... TIM ftf1t of tlX
~IM!llil Metln'L MIJNfttlJMI I sefta of fll"" llJ IDCll llflll W11tw-,..., "'*'I"* Jiii ......
llit .. ...,.. -• 10:00 I
ID.._,•-. 8 Hllh drama In Arctic! \
GI--'11il G1111 * "Al>POINTMENT WITH I~""',.,...,,.. DESTINY-Peary's Race
Ill¥---tor Th~N h Pole.'' GD._.. e w a,,.r11t •
U)Dt,,_,..,.. 11W WIUI "P11ry'1 Rtct
"11Jt1S1 laclb for thl Horth fol•" Lome Greent
7:00 II (fl D m.,.. llfffltll t111' d1'm•tlc c1rron1c11 ot
9 hWllll tw Man on• rn111'1 lift' 1 obsession to Cil Tfll,UI If ~IM!lctl pt.u ti:lt pmo h1llm1r). on tM
(I) Ulltnlid WOl1lll Pol• a ·vn.r1 N1 u .. 1 a BEAUTIFUt:• El RESS ID 1 ""i.., * SETS WILD' PACE FOR ID,_~""'" O'BRIAN "SE~RCH" NOW fl) SllllM••ntt Mlril fD Whfflt, Klill 111d a., CJ ~€!:' SEUCK "SUffer My
II) MlllllCI Child" Mtl Ferrtr suuts •s Johll
EI!) AAdtftMll M 11 C.••14Mi Rickman, II lndllitrtal 1JOC1011 wtlo mu.rs' amt.. hites PTobt •11nt \lohn LotkwOod m..... ... lo lac.le his da11itit.l.
Best achievement in short Otarles and Martina Huguenot
subjects, live action -"Nor-van der Linden.
man Rockwell's World . . . Best achievement in docu-
An American Dream," produc-mentary features -"Mar-
ed by Richard Barclay! · joe.'' produced by Rowan!
Best achievement ht short Smith and Sarah Kernocban.
aubjecta, animated .. t _~"A Bestachievenmrtmcoatmne
Christmas Catol" procluceo by design -Anthony Powell,
Richard Willil:~s. "Travels with My Aunt."
Best supporting.,""'™" . -Best achievement Ill art di-
Eileen H~kart, Butterflies rection _ "Cabaret," Rolf
Are Free. Zehetbauer and Jurgen Ki ..
DOORS OPl!N 11 ..
HNI • ..,_,,
"Hll.t.ltTIRIAK KIO''
"" "HOT ROCKI"
biich. Set dodoratlon by 11 ....
berl Strahl. . . ' Best orlglnal.dranllltic llCOl't!
-"Lirrielight," Olar1es Chap-
lin, Raymond RasCh and Larry
Russell. i
Best scoring aliaP!"tioo -
Special award -Rosalind
R.SS.11.
Best stoey and screenplay
(based m factual or original
material) -Jeremy Lam.er,
''The Candidate..'!
Best actw -14arlon.Bra1>
do, '"The Godfather"' ref!Bed.
Beot actres •. -Liza Minne!·
li, "Cabaret." -•
Best picture -"The~
'~-Al~t s. ~dy, pro-1
1,.8 "' ..... ,.... o moo m• •• • -
D Wiit Tiii Yow FttMf Im tto.. Owen Manh1U dtltnds I col!ttt lj~~~~~~~ii~~ g 11rrJ Wtst Dlw prof1nor ICW5tt1 II tht murder of
Cl)Tt T• .. Trvtil a sl11dt11! wltfl wtiom lhl WU hf¥. (I)'" Wllll lw tt ln1 111 1t11lr. Julie Solima rs avats.
Cybill Shtphonl
Eddie Albert
Je1nnl1 Berlln
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9 Ytuq Dr. Mdtre m i lpitijL 1 Tiit Tntl fM_ TM I= T11n11e Music lrrttmallol'lll Show,
fl' Olli' It At tfM ltoflfront HIM in 1964 for sllowin1 ill ITIO¥l1 m llllp I 1f11 CJ11111M theatres, becomes 1n hlstm1cal dot· m T)lt lsrfotff'• LHt ume_nt of lh,• rt birth of !$C~ 11111
mJ Wd11111 F1111ity roll in the 60 s.
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l1k1n vs. Goid1n Slalt Warriors. 10:30 I ~-=Com•~ serlat1
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of t(:Okla, s11411ks for 111wlldllle 11:0080 l).a;,QUJwNm
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his SOlt·lrl·LIW HowM refuse• to~· Da m Jtllnny Clt'IN =~the $4,000 he won Oii I 1111111 0 Mtn hi I SuitNst
m r"" ~ "'"'"""' 0 NEW FROM UNIVERSAi. m ""' ..... * Husband, Wife, Lover fB Ktn111111 Coflie Entangled in Bizlrre
ED America '11 Murder Triangle
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ll) ilPlftlM ltnp1p Pn&flJll ltrtahl .. nt "Night life" Ptuil Rdl&
l:JD I)({) I !RC(JIL I TM Stlfllll Cllftt has It ken owr 1n entire restlllflllt
M 1nlm1itd td1pt1tion 11f Osca1 tor 1n 1nni~el'Sl11 party tt whlc:~
Wlldt's short ~~It. whith tells In h1 and his wife are tile onlr 111ntL
1ne1ortc1! __.of 1n over·sized The restaurant owner ausl*b th•
redust who• Icy heart 11 melted unusutl ttleb11l ion is lnOfl sinister
~ 1111 w1rmth of'°'"' dllldren. lhtn It 1ppe1rl. Chtrtn Aldr111n
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tncl hoodlums wtth wllom ht Is 11!00 m AllrH Hltdtctd rm..tJ
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tht Wf'Ollf tldt ~ tht ll'td,, cast 1:30 8 llltwM: "tap Ktr (dr•) 'S-
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BOMBER"
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Today' Final
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' YOI.. -~ NO. 87, 7 SECTIONS, 90 l' AGES • ORANG£ COQNTY, CALIFO~NIA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18, 1973 TEN CENTS
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unty May Lose UCI Hospital, Med SChool
-c
~
ly GEORGE LEIDAL • • .. o ... ,....... .
C Irvil>e may not get a teacblhg hospital on campus or WOl'IO,
fe 114 medical ICbool moved 9ut of Orange County, '.a stile
ve eomni!Uee report wggestca. • _ • . .
1,Pur study alternatives being .,.,D.8i<lced by the Joint t-eP. mmi~ on Teaching llospltal Siting; only one suggests any
~ ltill being' given to the prov!si6lj of a campus::leaching
for UCl-CalUornla Collego ql_,Jleditjne,
a,hospital -350 beds, on camPll -was used to jQslifr ~o~~m~r ~Fflth sci;'~~ ird, ~~ for . ~e' Um• . . .. . ---
ni. meuure set aside tor UC! $87 million In ltate bond funds
tor hoepltal 111d medlcll school construction. The legislature will
decide wller9 the: money lhould be spent. '
The fourproposals under study by the joint committee.are: ..
-SHARING OF COUNTY and university resources "with no ad-
ditional ill-patient he!15 being' constructed" on campus.
.,..C:ONSTltUCTION of an on-campus teaching hospital al UC!. :-:IMPRq~N~lhe _''.Primary c are t~g" -family-care
pbystcian j.raiiling -facility at Orange Coun\Y. Medical Center with
• more extensive use of UCI affiliations in community hospitals and clil)ics." . • .
•
-"TRANSFERRING the medical school to an area ol the stale
where community Involvement and adequate com munity teaching 11-
cilltiea are preaent.0
The alternatives are listed in a summary of the Feb. 28 "pre·
liminary report" of the joint committee headed by Assemblyman
Willie Brown (D-San Francisco).
The final alternative leaves room for the legislature to act on
Brown's oft-stated feeling that "no more state 1noney should be spent
for hospitals which do not serve the inner city." It suggests the UCI
. medical school !Dlght be moved to another location including the
!See VCI, Page !I
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• .. \ . • _..ommun1ca .. ion l
-J • •. ~-~ .. . .. -------•• • lo. • • . V.tf A ·sUigiilg
' . ~ LA :conference •
Taxes ,.
tnn·· astic Event
' Be ,presented
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CONT A.CT LENS
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Paftel :'lfltioreil Act' ·
Co~st : Ex~mptlon
Approvals Cited
Voting against the disclaimer were
.Mayor Arthur Holmes, of San Clemente;
Mrs.. Cannon .l\'IUIChaw of Los. Angeles
llld Donald Phllllpo of Laa& Beach.
* * * Develi>pers
• • g g
(Jnei~--
llJ L. lllnR klllllll ' .............
~" 8"' tJtbig IO .. botagt the South CCIU! Reckinal Corulervatioll Com-
~lon by drivJni It broke,. a member of
that newly-created panel chal'Jled in a
Newport lleach talk this miinuna.
Mn. Judy a-ner of Lido Isle, ad-
dreAlng thO Newport Harbor Chamber of
Commerce at the Balboa Bly Club, said
llllllY lawlllila filed apiillt the com-
mission had nothing other than nuilaDce
value. •
"It's .a purpooeluI attempt to discredit
the co~ _for all kinda of re&IODI,"
Mra. l!oleer chlll)!ed.
·She 'llMI lt ii esijmated the lllllJ will
cost aa much as fl.5 million to' defend
and called them "a purpooefW attempt lo
drain us of funds." Mn.-· who along with San CleJD<\!IUI• Mayor Ar! Holmes' spoke
befoni':IOO pe'rsoos al a Chamber Sunrise
Bull Seulon, said lawyers have admitted
tliey don 1 stand a chance ol ""1Ding
aome bf tbe 81\lls.
"People have told me tliat the lawyers
(See SAIMYl'AOE, Pa,. l)
MA.GIC ON HOUSE
Have a house ID IOll! A DAILY Pnm
clasailled want ad could 1JDaZe 70U with
llJ quiet -· a.a If lhll -""'' .
llAllOOR VIEW HOME .
Connel.~ 1 bed, 1 hi.
1"'11 tam. !ft!.1 lib new.
i 8"' lelM .... , llnd,aVlil. "
.... < ....... -} •
'!bat ad wu in tho paper m a Friday
-tbe -WU IOld by Saturday after-,_! For a qulclt Ale ~I Yvor.!'!!!. lilt
YOOll home With a DAILY PUA1< ad-
viser. The direct llne is MWm.
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. ' OAll.Y ju.OT •S!Mt Ptlltt
GIVEN HIGl1ill l!OSt
Jud .. H. W1 ....... ~nl1ht
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Judge Knight
Gets Reagan .
Nod for ·Beiich .
Laguna Nlgiie~jurlsl H. \fllTEll Knight
of the South Orqe COUnti Judicial
Dlstrid rhuniclpal '°'I"• baa been ap-
pointed lo a newly creat.d · SUperlor
Court Bench ·In Orange Oowlty by Gov.
Rooald· Reagan. ..
"It came as quite a 8UJ'Prile to me,"
Judge Knight said today.
•11 really love ft down he~ in our court,
and wlll be sorry to leave, bul .bf the
same token, I IOQk l!fWard to tiic
challenge of ' t~ s~or Court bench.
I'm sure I'll ' .!in/! ii lhlerelling' and·
rewardtng," ~qdge•l<n!.i.hl said.
Knight said Gox. ,Reag1111 11".....U.UY
called Tqe$y to 'worm ·him of the ap-pointment, buj he' rnJased the call. •
"Unfortunate)x. I wa5 m my way to
Santa Ana lo talk lo the Gtand Ju,ry llld
milled .hbn;'1 • be-~td. biter, Judge
Knlfht called Sacram-llld spoke with
the governor's appointment secretary:
A reJll.llered'-Republlcan, Judge Knjght
said tliit he has not been active 1n
pollticaJ:affain. •
Judge Richard Hamlltori, ~nior judge
at the Wuna Niguel mwUclp¢ court, IJ a Democrat. •
Judga =· said tbe date °' tho formil. ·• -U. ceremony #I , 'a
'"perlOI' °'"' baa not ,.. bemi M:liedul!lcL ' •. ' > : He l,11/. ~ o&."o1 I; new' iio<ts ~t
the SU'i)l!fi<!r Court createil'by the ,ia\e
leglsla\>IN because of . Pciiiiita!lba ii>-'
creases lri Orange County. " ~
Judge Knlaht wps sraduited froin the
Unlvtl11ity <ii. V!riinla School of Law in
1955. lie llOl'Ved as a legal ollk:tr In the
United States Marino Corpe until 11169
(See KNIGHT, PIP l)
County Cyclist
Killed in Crash
A If-~ i-wlertdo motoreyclist d1ed y ,_, ol Jnjurlts r!CO!ved
qrller Ill 1 cruh into a camper truck.
The Oranir• COUnty eor-t'1 ofDce
aid Olen J1111<1 ol Ill DorotbJ St., dlOd
at u.rtin Luther ,Hospital lhol1lJI after ..... .
Pollce said be WIS wt-in the
iOO block ol Baker Street In Fullerton
-I a.m. ....... be collidOd Willi the
camper truck wldctl -ma!W1c a lelt tum.
•
Candidates
Speak Out
At Forum
By FREDERICK SCllOEMEHL
Of t11t 011tY ~Utt II.ti
The lack ol commwticatlon in lht
Laguna Beach Unified School District
emerged as a serious issue Tuesday night
at a forum attended by slx candidates
running for the school board.
Appearing bel ... more than 75 persons
were candidates Jane Boyd, Dr,' Nol'Tllln
Browne, Rooald Krebor, DI'. Frederic ·
Ludwlf, Mlchoel Sqar abd Wllllam
Thomas.
Dr. Browne, reterrlng to com .. ,
mlllli<ll\Ot]s J!etW"'1 tk ICboQi lioard ........ 1dmllllltfll., 11111, "f ..... li .
sounds lilo! an exqgeratlon, but there
has been almoet none."
"The )loard wool4n'l 1Je U l!lil•li is toda~ II there· had been t!lor• !'lftl-
munlcllion," ..W Dr. llro-a lllcal
dentlJt ~ board member lbice 1911.
"We've talked communication for
years and yean, over and over .. .lt's
iolnethlng Ille ochool board l1as never
aolved," he add!<f. 111 hope that we can
do better. 11
Jane Boyd, co-owner of a downwwn ,
Laguna Beach travel qency, laid lhe
moll Important lUk "IJ tho real«atlon
of oommuott1 conlldence in the Board ol
Educatioo. The board mull listen, hear •
uodenland llld then mike decisions out
In the open.
°Closed doors are IYD'lboll of closed
mindJ," sa1d Mrs. Boyd, a board
rDe.mber since 1119.
The Board of Education, ahe added;
must keep tl\e "public oonatanUy anre
ol the coodlllon ol the schools -both
good and b.14.11 I
The current comnumtcationa problem
Is part of a broad trend in education, said
Dr. Frederic Ludwig, a profOSIOr of
pathology and radiological science at the .
College of Medlclne, UC Irvine. i
While modem education ad·
ministrations have become more com· 1
pl.ex, lay agencift, have remained esae,n..
tlally the oame, .. id Ludwlf. 1
He sugg..ted balaoclna the school '
board with "more professionals" and
establishment of i<lvlaory gfoupe in the
areas ol finance, public opinion and tat
boob. l
He stressed the advilor),. bodlet. should
be accountable to the Board of Educa-
tion. .
"The school board is loo controversial.
We have loo many --llld have 1--1
(See CANDIDATES, Pap ll
We_..er
Mostly sunny ·la the way the
weatberlady colb ii fix' Thursday,
with •llihUy wanner temperatures
of 8D at the beaches, incbln& up lo
65 inland. Overnillll loWI In the
upper IOI.
INSIPE T8a-'l'
"Cobaret1 • led bf LW llin-
•eUi, receftlcd tncU"t of the hon-
"'' in 'IW3doU lligh'l'1 Acodrmu
A•rds •"°"' 1Clth tight Otairs. S'd atorit1, l'GQ<• a, 4. ao.
At Y-lenkl ~ ..,._ t L.,M...... • ....... #-al ...... , ........ " .... c.,...,... • .. ..... ,..... 4."
C.,., CenMr II °'*" c.tfltJ t CllWt!M A... ,TA.' a .;
Cenlkt " ,.... 1'·• ~ p Qr.$~ II
DMtll Mttlct& ' ''"* ...... ...,, llllltlMll'llM • T....... a llttttUlllWllM »11 nr..tlft 1WI ,....,.. INt w..... • ............ ,. ................. .... ...... ....,.. .......... ,,.
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Planners • • •
Give Okay
On Property
The Llguna , Bca(h Planni111 Com-1 mialon hu ruled U11t two propooed prop-.•
er1y cha nges \Vere In conformance with ,
the General Plan. thut sending them on
their way to clty QJUnCU for review, The flr'lt. propoea), a storage addition
to the Ugtl\a Moulton Playhou1e , w a 11
described bv Playhouse board member
Glenn Vedder P.fonday night. The ad·
d!Uon will add about 500 square feet at
, • the back of the Pltyhoole property ad-
joloinl the stage.
Vedder said the addition , to be finished -
in 1974 at 1 cost of about $10,000, would
.... 1ra111c rrom the 11ag, to con1ro1 ~ :t · v.. a-d G-~ room during productlonl. • ~V!' r •• ..,..
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, , • DAILY ,..~!-~!'" ..... ~ ... ., ~ .\o: ··~· ;.a =: .•. ..
Proposed public acct&! dedication to a ,
section of ocean frontage at Crescent · "'14Usiclfl at Thurston Jntetme_diate School In Laguna
Bay Drive wu al .. judged to conform to ~ach opens tonight ~nd ~ontinues nightly af 8 p.m.
'l'l)e plot involves a pt;vj'te ·sch~lt'.l!M.hen·di·
vided, half for boy& arut;bllf tor glrls:'l'be divider, .
the General Plan: lhrou1h Sunday. From left to rtgbt are' Tangy Mat-
Tbe commilllon forwarded recom· , ztnger, Gretchen Rodecker and Lauren ROdecker.
·a hedge', alas; tiu a bole.:111 ii. -• ~ · · ::
, • I .~ : , -•; ' .
mendaUon that the pedestrian way • ------
between Crescent J)ay Drive and an ·,
observation polr.t should be five feet 'wide
and that a dnlnage ltne be relocated at
the owner's ~Ille.
The comm..llslonen continued to the
nest meeunc a decllion oo whether to
recommend that the city participate in a
count)'·Wlde transportation study pro-
poaed b)i the county road department.
A r.oning ordinance amendment to
transfer certain pennlt procedure& from
the planning commlssion to the board of
adjustment was passed to second hear·
_ ing. Included would be conditional use
permit requeatt. ·
An lnformatlooal preaentatlon of the
p r o p o 1 e d Machu Plcchu townhouse
. developme;J" at Top of the World north of
the exiltlng developments between Alta
Laguna and 'lburston Intermediate
School wu given by Lorry R<dman, one
of the developen.
'
The ~unit plan calls for 70 percent
open sapce, terraced hlll1ide clusten of
about eight unitl each and a denllty of
3.4 unlta per acre .
Redman represents Creative Com·
munlties, ]no., of Huntington Beach.
Ostrander and Klahiyama are architects
for the proposal, which could ac·
commodate up to 500 new reaident1 on a
73-acre 1\te. Included are four tennis
cour~1_ a swimming pool and pool house,
and ptay field.
Plannus pve no ofliclal reaction to
the pre""1\itlon, which wlll be lclleduled
lor finLpubUc hearing later.
Street Revamp
. -In Laguna Beach ,
• Awaiting, Study
. · A Rl'<JllOSed rtall1P1menl or (\lonneyre
Streel Including eliminating a dip IOllth
'' or Calliope baa not been referred to the
· city council for act!~. Al Theal , pu~llc
works director, said today in clar:lfica·
tion .
The proposal now stands In limbo pend·
. Ing a study seulon by the planning
commlnion Monday to discuss possible
, wa1kw1y1 and bike tralls In addition to
. '
:l aguna Sehool _lI()p efulS: ;_· :~~nii~·~<;roup·
. · · · · ' . : c ~ : "·1 ,.., i;. . · -_ ;4; t SclWu -:.pciiice .. u ~ 'J/ .....:.. .. 'le--\· · ..... ~ ~ . ,. • ·Discuss _Vamu ;-·s stms~:-";~;::}ft~~~;~~~·t:
; • . ' Satonlaf at Dall.I JJJJts Higb School to
School finances , innovation, smokfng
and discipline were among topics kicked
around at Tuesday night's forum featur ·
UljJ candidateJ for Laguna Beach Board
of ~ucatioo.
Clndtdate Ronald Kreber, a deputy
diltrtct attorney, made the strongest
statement on achool finance and 1aid the
COIDllllllllty 11u the right to know hy
derWil 1'otts are ao high. ' .
For example, he said, Thuraton
Intermediate School coslf 50 per~ent
more to operate than TOP" of tfHi World
Elementary School. The state average
for the costl differential between Junior
htgha ind Olementary achoo! 11 o~ly 15
percent, he said.
Kreber noted the school district has a
$4 million budget, but is unable to pro-
vide more apace for vocational educa·
tlon, language lab equipment and lm·
proved tennis facilities at Laguna Beach
High School.
"Innovation ha• been going on all the
time," aaJd Dr. Norman Browne, an in·
cum bent.
"We have been dedicated to the in·
dividual child; the beot P"'l'am.s, stsrr
atlllzaUm and maintenance procedure."
1ald Jane Boyd, a board member since
1969.
"Irmovatlon is a fresh approach to the
solution of new or old problems. It's not
whether Innovation but how ." she said.
"We have loWi academic achievements
In too many 1ubject areas," said \Villiam
Thomas III, board president.
'fl'here are some of us who feel 1ijlere
ar1t too !marlY 1bortcomings $o 'la-/ we
F ro111 Page 1
MAYOR ...
guidelines," Gumblncr said.
"' have-a great thing going ," Thonw a~· benefif' • sc~P .. ~ !of ~exican-
ded. American students.
"We have some who like this total The event will be held from 8 p.m. to
child roncept. I don't buy it. It's bWing midnight and Mexican food will be IOld.
against the family unit . . . philo90phy AdmlsJfon will be ff.50 for woinen, $2 for should be up to the family ,'' the board president said. men and children will be admitted free.
He also denounced "non-<ibjective The public is invited.
teaching ... I mean brainwashing." He The scbdlarshlp f'llDd • establislttd by
said aome teachers w e t e "elec· the Eatudiantil Mexicano ClUb ot Dana
tioneering" with school children and Hills High for graduating Mexican-
"convincing kids I'm all bad." ,.. American seniors who want to continue
Asked how he wOOld handle !mlok\ng in school.
probTems at Laguna 'lleach High SchoOI,
candidate Michael Sagar said: "The
rulell which exist are more than ade--
quate . The solution is to implement them
more strongly." .
Responding to a similar question, Or.
Frederic Ludwig. a medical school pro-
fessor, said: "I'm a cancer researcher
and am adamantly opposed to the
cigarette. It should be forbidden by law."
F rom P agel
CANDIDATES ...
" oome polar~ we have.teiftopibieter-
ing on the board," declared Ronald
Kreber, a deputy district attorney.
Krebe.r sald tt b. lmportanl for board
members to talk to yjrtqu.s gFOUP• within
~i comwun1w,, votwi aq4 .~'1-fel\1>1·1 "We shouid adverUse our meelipgs ilnd
put on the agenda wnat will '1)e discuss-
ed ," Kreber added.
Candidate hiichael Sagar, a Santa Ana
attorney, blamed the current com·
munlcations crisis on inaction by the
board in Implementing recommendations
of the Education Priorities Study Com-
mittee.
l1ifor 1riation
On Medical
Scho ol Sites
Of the volumes of information
preieiited to tM Joint l,<gtslatl1f
·Committee on Hospital Siting whtdl
ii muUing possible location of a
.teachlog hoepltal at UC Irvine, $~
fOlld\t.ltlg :ou;e;Sbme. facti !IWUdtd!
In the starro preliminary report.
--Or II 7 medical ochoolo In the.
U.S., eight are in California. ~
-&xly-seven medical 1ehools•are
publicly owned, and slx are in
CIHfCtnla. •'1" .t)\1t, •11"'
-Of all medical scboola, ,97 aft
. liliate with a general unlv.erslty and
all eight in C81lfomla are univerai~
ty affiliated.
-Forty-four schools are located
on general university campu1ea
while six of California's e~t
medlcal schooll are "on campus '.
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Of UC Dispu e
' LocaUon of a teaching '1olpital Oii'? unJ,.rsllY ·sp0kesmen It lo
major uni•enlty eampua '1'1'"t~lhe ~equate to -provide • .1\111 ranae lo
major point of dlsagtoe-t bet the I !••~'"" qperi._,, en anent uc Irvine medlc31 scbOd'I ua te ~ ---..-..,.
leg!BtaUve committee'• prellmlnt? find· ~la to VCl-OC I
Inga. • -• 11o!"vernya•••~· UCl-Ollilomla Col~e ·'of -Medcine .,. ' ~-Dean Stanley Van Doti •OOrt s6I in U.O• WOltld Jlt to ochool,
February he believes the teaching "In ~ community w e "tall ade-
hospital and related medical school in-~~~ for teaching po~ already ex·
structional buildings are belt loclted 1st. ~· . nest 10 the remainder of the cf;DiPul. ~Is 1tatement not heard the pubhc.
UCl'1 achoo! ol blologjcal soeocea has teltimon)' presented In the ,i.. 9 bear·
obviot.&s reJat!oodiip ~ lhe medical __ itii!I ln Sa.t!ta Ana, appeaJ'.W 1o be the
training . doctora recelv~ and to the • basl.o of tbe new al tern~ that the
reoearch that 11 upected of a "prestige" medical 1cboo! bl mpYOd ! Orange
raclllty. · · CouniY to oome other l~tlf" where
Juat -U Important, Van Den Noori lold auch a"bQepltal eJ!sts. ..!~. .
the Joint teglalatlve C om m I t to ,I on ObaerVers ohtatewlde ~~7-1 polltill!l
Hospital Sltlilg last February, Is the op-lllQest Martin Lu""J Kini ta! in
poriunlty for medical students to d,ra)' on So.qll> Central Los ,4"1'10f such a
Other academic dtsclpllneo of Ille campus po\enllal j>ospl\al, '.l'li• Wat!%1al hao
-humanities, comp~ter . s c I e n c e s , bad difficulty attractlnl. Q'1' ty ~ff.
engineering -and nux . with rather than Rufal poqr. would bene.ff~-tr at1on ot
be apart from, other students. a new medical school in F Count)'
On lhe otber side of the coin If tbe $!all and a hospital there is iaJd · 1 tbe bUI
report of A.18emblyman Wlllie Brown's detailed by ~ conu;nit~ 1 , .
committee. 'lbe San Franclsoo Democrat , ,li Orange County M Center
has said stall money !or hoopltals sllOUld .(OCl>IC)11a ~med lnadiiiu '.ind ooun-
go to aerve rural or Inner ctlrpoor1l!Ot ty' governmeill )a.unwl'1!nl I J1f1n1 It up
alOuent whlta neighborhoods. • !O', '-\fll\d!iflls, b)ll de1i9\1:1~!'1!¥Jht otaff . Brown!• committee staff polnl6 out ~ the comm !tee irillh 1ber< ls
that "less than hall or au schools rio -to spend !he v :1pproved
(training doctors) are located oo a bond (\lfld$ for a teaching'_. Ital in
general university campus ... " 'lbe Orange County. 1 _,_11~ .. ,., .
report adds lhat the "c!,assi~" m~IJlS of Some action in the legi:M as ex·
training_ doctors in a medical school pected by June. One bill, IW,·· late Sen.
, localed on a upiveralty camJ>UJ With a Dennis E. carpenter (R-Ne)' Beach)
teadung hospitaJ,,"ls the pattern lor only providing plapnlng funds 1.··~ VCI
28 of 117 ol U.S. medical schools." l~tlon l!!MlpUal1 awal!a fin ,,otproval.
The committee's prellD}inaty report Fteiuinably' were the ib'f:l com-
concludeJ;: "Ev~ medical ICbool does mittee to urge relocation of the UCI
nOt requrre its own on.campus le8ching mediCaf school to another on and
hospitalt" . , the legfstature were to 'lgr~. bood
The CQP)lllittee auggesta lhe que1Uon of funds would be •pt.pt not dlni a
need lofan on:campus bOspital, "should hoaplta) blll r•lhtr ln ~t~c ,1uttable
be consll!ere<\ In the llg~t ol the acfeouacy classr-60nr,")aboratori" and pace to
or avaUab)e off-campqo ,)\oSj>ltw; clinics _: an--existlng'l(ospttal wber~ a edical
and otb'.er resourcea In ;..,the area ·sct\oOl '~obld· be Created~ tt
(availabie) /or teaching~-" WHether or not Ille ]Olli~' ttee ac-
A)l who addresSed the commltlee &Ug· tually m'ates '!\!ell l I ndatlon
gested Orange Collnty'M~cal Cente~ IS m8y ID ttl~.fln~ ihnaly1i1 ' on the
inadequate as a hospital facility. recent change 1n 1ts ct>mposl . • tf jl * * * * * .. ill-"• From PGfe J · .:;•";
UCI ME DICAL ScHOOL •.• ~ .:~:~. . ; ...
new Martin Luther King Hospital in South Central Loi An&=
Bniwn'! committee t!fet in Santa Ana Feb. 9 lo ·he · •
mony from the university ·and others regardini the IO<:Atlooi ,the
teaching hoSJ)ital. ~1. olt.ith!
The 'llllf~eralty 'l>tltUnetl> a three-part medical syalem. It urged
contlnu!Hg ' tiriMal~~ ij(•OJ!letgency CJ'G•I~119, upgrade4~nge Count~ Miidical Center (OCMC) and establlslililent of at le ,Jliur
walk-In comnuii>ily' cJinlci •to Ht'Ve primary t.n need• of the •iwty
and llifforcttralt!lni/'in family practice to lti'*tudents. " t" ,.1.
• The •liniversifjlo ,colltllltle(\ 'to •Fili>~ tbev Wotila wltllt I to " .. 350 bi!llt•fot dild01' ~allllllg'tia ari)I". grtid'e'tl~ClCJllC.' 'l'hd~f! da
would be needed for the'teaChing .ftirl ,., oil, l/f l~\l\~ll,q ,\Jl lllll!• t1A
provided on tampqa. · 1 , . "" 1 ' Secondary care for amhalatory. pNJents an~ a iliagnQStic, 1t·
ment ceri)er and hospi,tal-to be b,irll\'.on Ille.campus-for
second pottlon of the UC! sbg¥,estion . .i'ina!Jy the on.campus.h
would handle the more 11exoti.c ' disease& projiding studenls a b . er
range. of exper;iences. , ii;~' . · tJCI argued the system would end the. duallty of healtl\,
in Orange County wherein the indigent go to QCMC and the. we lby
· , the propoaed new road.
· Theal ezplalned that defeat of a moUon
made by COmmlsaloner Roger Llnphear
to deny budgeting for the street change
did not mean that the alignment was ap-
proved.
The mayor acknowledged that "most
of our problems now involve failure to
have planned In the paot ."
Sagar, a member of the committee.
noted a recommendation that the board
should adopt an atormphere of faith and
trust in the present adrnlnl!tration .
-Fifty.four sdlools own their own teaching 00.pltals (five ·1n
Calilornia do).
-Only 16 naUonwlde have opllt
campuses in which the main
teaching !aclllty la a substantial
distance from the medical school.
-'1ee lhe' county or teek.pnvate facilitiea .. 1 1 • •l't'
·: To double its cluo size from the 64 studenla enrolled each yeir
presenUy, UC! meQlcal achool Dean Stanley Van Den Noori sal--
lillatioaa with ,QCMC,. Children's Ht>spilal of Orange County,
An additional motion 1pecifically
recommending budgeting for the plan
would have been requlttd for approval,
he said.
At the first regular meeting of the
commiaslon after the study session, the
.. proposal wUI again be brought up for ac-
tion If the commlslioners feel they have
enough Information. he said.
Admirals Meet in SD
SAN D!EGO IAPI -Sixty Navy ad·
mirals began arriving today for private
meetings Thursday and Friday. In
charge is Adm. Bernard Clarey, oom-
mander·in-chief of lhe·Paclflc Fleet.
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Wailing and wringing our hands in
the put ... won't help things today,'' he
said.
Mayor Boyd presented hill model ror a
production line government, and urged
the realtors to get involved at the first
step in the line, specific citizen com·
milteea.
Boyd said that Ir a specialized com-
mittee did not exist at the present time
that would satlfsy . the needs ot the
realtora, they could request that the
planning commission fonn another
group. He pointed out that a special com-
mittee on "property'' might be ap-
propriate.
"We do have to put our actions where
our mouth is. It has been pretty easy in
this community just to mouth off.
"Get yourselves involved. Don't sit
around waiting. Recommend and serve,"
Boyd said.
He noted that in special projects, often
times last minute citizen protests~p up
and pointed out th,at proper groundwork
is needed ·for accepf.ance of development
by work at the neighborhood level before
moving to City Hall with plans in hand.
""nley can rvin ·some fabulously fine
plans," Boyd said abqut Irate citJzen op.
position.
He also predicted that the city would
soon set up its own "complaint depart·
rnent/' an obmudsman operation, where
citizens could seek assistance untangling
red tape.
This prompted one remark that the
city hall already had "too many chiefs
and not enough Indians" to do the day·to-
day work.
Doq Ward, president of the Board of
Rea1tors, stressed financia l steps
needed to be taken to solve city prob-
lems.
"Nearly everything equates w I t h
money. We're concerned with v.•bere this
city Is going economically," Ward said.
He noted that "money can solve a great
nwnber of the city's problems."
From Pagel
KNIGHT ...
when be entered private practice as an
attorney tn Santa Ana.
"Instead, our three top administrators
have been fired," said Sagar, referring to
the dismissal of Dr. WUll@.m ·UUom ,
superintendent and bts I'°' I o P I
assistants. Dr. Robert Reeves and Dr.
Charles Hess.
"We have a split commun1ty ... It's sort
of like SD-SO," said William Thornell, III,
·board president and owiier of a camera
store in downtown Laguna. 1
"When I first ran ror the board two ...
years ago, communications were so bad · •
... between the board, the students, staff .:;;r
a n d administration. Communications ?
with the community were nonexi!tent," "\:'
said ThoJl)as. \J,i•~; .... ~,..,.;l!'!'~-:!i!
Beach Veterans an-ii Memorial Jlospital11and other comll!Unit)I -
tals and clinics would necessarily be continued. ~ · ~ . '
"I tblnk.. we've got more com-: "'
munlcation between the board, ad· ~
ministration and lower swt.k:vels thari, :".: .l1!!ii;.;.~---~;ii~ii!i~i.i.Mii.iiioiiiiiii .. 0.."'1.0..0.0..•lllll•01o~""'-------lllliiiii .. d
before," he said. ~· :;.. ~ ·, Han Gletes ' Ills
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11ro111 e..11.e.1. · '· ~Cflll8t BaH ~
SABOTAiE,,.. . .. ~::-· · ·· -Table Tems Piddles
know fu11 well tbey ~tr't win th~~." she :;.. .t.. • ., ~ i· .~'Badniftalt bckifs 1
said, "but they're doing It to slow us, E .,,., .,,~,·~:.--.. htldle. t....is · ........,_ · down and cost us mon1:y." ·~· , -.t:_flll """! ~i,~ In an interview after the talk she said ' U .......,. f i..... '
a prime example II tfie.1aliit filed by the: · •• -it 1 ~ ··;;,,c., 0$unf ' ·~._.... -· Building Industry Association of Orange .. ,:""' "' ' . ~ s~ ... 11-..!5
County. , Ull lftHlll I
"Part ol their suit says we are causing ,
racial discrlminatioo," she said. "'.rhat-'s Gif_,Balls .
patently ridiculous on Its face. It was p{rt
in for Its nuisance value. • j
011 can't prove trus:• she said, "but It
really holds true for both sides. Some of .....
the citizen appeals that have been filed
over Ol:lt' ~approvals were j"st· ~ cfto i ..;,..,,,,..,
slow dOWll the tfevelopmenta," she la! ,
The· coat of the lawoults la a major
issue, both Holmes and P.1rs. Rosener ,
said. because of the rapidly dimlnishing
funds appropri~ted to keep ~ six
regional and one state colfltt\1uion In
business through 197'1.
Proposlllon 20, the COllltal lnlti1Uve
creating the rommlaSlons that WaJ pass·
ed by votera In Novelllber, appropriated '
15 mllllon to !und theq\. ' Critics charged tha! 'the ipOn.ors ol !he ;r,,
measures koew full well that wouldn't be
enough money but kept the· !lgures Io'w to I
hcil'._gel tbe tnillaUvo pa,..d.
"The, clilunt wtre I e d to llellel'tf Ille·
C0111J11IS&loni would be flnan...i bf tli•t 0P£K 9 TO 6-Cl1s£D SUllDAYS ~1911
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The jurist wu appointed to Ill
municipal court bench In Ma1 1'71 aod
ha.I served in the Llguna Niguel court
since then.
15 millloll ihrough IWS." NewpOrt ' Cllamber Pre lt!Ml Rlcbtnl S, Stevtn1 , t.;;.. ______________ ........ _________ .,._"'!~~~f:;
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VOL 66, NO. 87, 7 SECTIONS, 90 PAGES .ORANGE C.OllNTY, CALIFORNIA WEDNESDAY.,· MARCH JI,, ~973 ·· .. -· ·· · .. '.TEN CENTS
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·rxe Irvine Medical Schoel Threatened
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1 • -· By ~ORGE LEIOAL ·
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decide where the.money shouldl>e-spent. •
The four proposals under •ludy,by lhe joint oommittae. are:
-SHARtNG OF COUNTY and· university resources 11with DQ ad:
ditlonaJ,iJ>.patient beds being'oonstructed" on camp\1$.
0C1tvine ~y not &8' a teadllng hOlipltal on camj>ils or worse, ~'If• it. medical achoo! moved out1 of Orang,1County, a state I .. colnmlltee re{l9rt sugge.j!&. ' •
I 1*ir study ·a11ernatl~es betiig CODJldared b)"1he Joint Legi.s·
latlve C9Plllllttee on T~c:hipg Hospital Sillng, ohly ,one ·suggests any
l\>Ouldltls iii!! being gi,vejl to the pro vi.lion_ of a• eampus teaching •
-CONSTRUCT OH''of an on-campus teacbing•hospital at UC!.
-IMPROVING the "primazy c a re teaching'\ '-•fimlly-care
hospi'lal.JQf UCl-Califorhia College of Medldne. . ·• : .
phymcian .tndDing -facility at ·orange Collnty Medlc~Center with
a .m.<"'"' extelllive use of UC! affiliations in ooui•\\)lllil.v'h1!5pltals and
• J dihica. • • .., ' '•f,;1~ SU~ pospltal'-SW •beds, on C3!11pva:...l wss used to jus\ifr
the JllC sf\il No'*'1i~r l!ealth scienca, 'llc)nd isiiue 1 for 1he Ulll· VOfsJ~ali(ornif ~ , , ", l , " .
,. • ·~~ Slit ~de for UC! '37.million in state bond funas
-"TRANSFERRING the 'medical S<hool;fo,an ar:e+ of the $late
where cl>mmunlty involvement and adequat~ eomI11unity ·teacbing fa·
cillti'es are ,Present."
f<J _,_ . and .~~· ioboo.J •'cons~U.ni .:Ilhi,.legislature WlII ·
... ~ . -r ~~ 1~-x. .
~ The aitel'J)atives are.I listed in a summary of the F.eb. 28 ·11pre-
liinlnary repm:t"· of the joint oommilt"" headed by 'Assemblyman
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..,;.,.j '·' ,,,;.• -l • I --~ ' ~ -.,,. -•• ver rv1ne
Irvine Head
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Tp ,~~stify
On -Taxes -, .... . ~ I . ,
N. Lo4r.~· P!'O$idenl 'of the • lio/i&i bu bOen asked fA> ap,
~ belono lw9 separate ~
'!O'l'mitleel. in early AJ!fil. Both com-
mit~ .,. Investigating co~rt'"~ by ~~will! provllionl 4k .
]II "-' at.o •alts ~ the · Company nl of dlrec!On . ( · foun.
~mi-¥1~~)~ . (lii>eclecl '9 ., II,,....._
·~ tido!t . ~.~ by Rep. Wlbur ~ {/)-Arl, I, ' I
Rep. Miio .ii lilvlljiig~tht ' • •ild
foondatli>l!btcl)tlvei"" belote ..
subcommltteo..ol · tbe 11'.,.Cilnd.
Means Commlttoe. 1rv~· Joan Iqinll Snltt!I alao ea . fA> be on hand
tblll'd;ly,.,lef Altome Lyn&(Yoww,
aii ~ve: of foundation -
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(l>.T!IL) 'l!Ofl~~l McLaren ii on
llCbeduled jo l>elwe hll -~'E:\:i~ Sife Threatened Jlliapoe 11\t-1181 Tu Roliiftu ~ • ;; • · ;;.~:,of i: :~7i..=o':.~ . tip to Europe Sna~i:l~v ine Offi.citil's 'llope~'· , (S,. PllOBK, Pip IJ , , , _ ~ • •
• , •• -' '4~ ..,.;..,._,fl»,~ ~:vliJa&~-11\e .exlsted on the In· Then~'"· tt;i;;.y not~ lhe fl>fce •
r • · *.IQ ..... I qi! a,f4'\IDCH.iil/a•t ,'$slt1'l p&\-liOI near ,the Sfn/J'!l'lulp . of law, • -, ,., . · .,.. ~ ", T .;,.1d#i1 Study' · " ·~~Ip" wltff:.br. Arnold 'Marslf. ''ARI .Offered to tesl )llO •fl4JU-' · 'Gre'gorylsald'. ajl to hislalo\i~e ~,..~~ • , . /.. ". ~ ..... an. ~al sire ,\l!t~~=-~= !".!.f.~·,.,,.·~t-· ::~not Yet obtained;• ~~g
Fllh h • ..< '""'Jioo}., ' "!"'\JI.' I LP~ today tq.Jearn Dr. ~!190 waa DOI · 'flin appropriare )>dsiness• . Q$'cllwoman Gabrielle' 1'ryor topaY
l.Q.l.'V '-"i' ~ll•cl town U1Jillf"14-APril. ~."be said. ,. indlcatec1lhat might give the city Ume
• '. t , "'~ GI ' tbe f1ri11 which ls CoUncilmen were' told Jue.day nijlit by to "lilll\ize a volunteer grqup to • be S~ ~,__··· .,: ~I I~-.~ In the Irvine their city ~tlorney J.me. .Erickson the directed by ARI in determining the sire's .. .;,e ec~ons -~ .. *,.__,_ t ~---.. Drlv and city may not IJa,vO" any Jej!al ground lo slaniQcaoce to Qranie County's pre-' -' _..,.. .,...,._ a -....~ • hal~ the llu)1dof8s. history. ' -)~ectlciil fJt' Mure-idJOOI ' sites J&DlllOioe lload, ii headed for Eurow. ~ ;~ ..cJ aPPRiWa ID Ibo ~ · ')'"ir!!":"" I:. Ray Qulgl07 ~r. didn't ' · •
Unlllea'Scli>oLilillrlci Will be dl..._.i tnci• llial Jut ni&bt -ne urged ~·s • d N" I J . ~at1·301ooljfi\inlbele_dµre ftlld~todlrecthimto~\t> urnnc.e 1011e un· st l!u a\ Ulllven~ Rip Scbopl,' , , · Dt.' ~~lanl1\I about a bolerilially , _r 0 ~ _ .
• ,'rluale!f 111igbt taie a~ oo a slu-va!UlDle M:heological site &I-~ ~ dsit bo\111111plan for1m1t. ' ~!!Cl the fU111•s ..--\Y. . . Allo~'s agenda a~ on . I, )lave a clca, personal "1lliollship N' d s . • B . h il:~"'"~·:,:ie.,~~ :t~~!!~,. aine to upenor, ,~nc
t9<0 Muina ~n:is::..;: GI aa lUIGrleoI Ille~ Beckman • • ' =i:-.:y yeaN'llllDll 11oi1o1. ~ Inc ... ecuUve rather than t.aguna l!iguel jurist H. Warren Knight
• loint. liloie 'GI 1 .clll.oe tralninl tiM. lllo Jt .... ,.. l"'Y lej!al rtlcks lo GI )be ·s..u,, Orange County J udlclal almula~ J>Y lrYine ~ .~ bolt'~ ~. public rolatlons, Oistrtd munlcip&I court, bas -ap-
Valloy llllllled Dislr\l;U In .... . _ ~ (or llio Nerton-~ 11nn pointed to · a. •ewly creal«I Superior
!stver edqotl'!" cluies will be ~ Rid liJdly, "Dr. Bectman 1s In the eaBt Court Bene~ !n Orange County by Gov. ,
~ !!' hfih ilcbo\>I Cl ill SU. re-llOw ~ MD be ID Ii:mope unUl mid· Ronald Reagan. ' ,
lplhilllenlo ancl curriculUlll ft'lilloD alao ~ ..ia the firm does not -"It ce~ aa q."ile. a surprise fA> me,"
lire ~ lldlr the edit 'of e piorlng 1 be Judge Knight wd today. u~i, )Bgb Scllool ii at 1771 Cam-_....,.. 111111 ·~ -.,. "11'eally love It down bere in our court, ~ l>tlvt,· ,..,.iillft." and wlll be aorry to leaV<r but by the
I 'bf ' = ... ,_ "°""'.er, indlcaled to lllllM tokea, I look forward. to the
P' If ~D mo' nv... ~ lllC. (ARI) of dlollentl&., the superior Court bench.
IJ ,.., "' ~ Colla "--. wllllnlness to allow el" rm sure I'll !ind ·1 in'·-~•·· and j • ploratiGa of the •le before lbe bull~ . ., I .~ ......... m.4.GIC ON HOOSE ._ "'·.;:• J111t Clll't pay 1or1~· re~~"'t.~:1di>eraonan,
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~ a ~ aclenttr"' cor-called Tueaday to Inform blm'ol the ap-=--clJlrta t::' Illy lilOlficant poill1-, bolt be misood Ibo call. ••a ''Unlortunalel)', I -oo i;ny way to *":.: -Ranch. • Satllll Alla to talk to t!10 Grand Jury and gi',J? ,.,...!: =. = mi-I him," ft> aid. Loter, Judie
,.... IF --.11 lbat a pOlllble Knlahi called lllcranl<r!to and spoke w.ltb lhe .....,_., ~ tecretary,
!diuirals Meet in SD'
Ml'J DIEGO /AP) -8\Jiy Navy ad·
mlfoli ""an wlvq today '" private
-... Tllolraday and P'riday. In
-.. a is Adm. Bernard· Olaroy, com-
maodff..ln-cllitf ol lbe Pacific Fleet
A ~ lleJ!obllcan, ·Judie Knlglll
said tbal he. bU 11111 been ictlve ID
polltleel aflaln. • ' .J\adte llicbanl Damilton, senior jildge
at the Llg\llll NJauel munlclpal court, ls a Dedlocnt.
Jud!!e Kntcftl tald lhe dale of the
formal ........... .,.,.._ aa a ·
(See ltNklST, Pip I)
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Judee~Knlabt
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i Willie Brown (D-San Francisco). •
The final alternative leaves room fo r the legislature to act on
Brow11's oft-stated feeling that ;'no mor~ state money should be spent
for hospitals which do not serve the iruter city." It sug$esls the UC!
medlcaf school might be moved to another location mcluding the
new Martin Luther King Hospital in South Central Los AngO!es.
Brown's comm.itt~ met in Santa Ana Feb. 9 to hear testi·
mony from tho university and others regarding the location of the
teaching hospital .
The university outlined a three-part medical system. IL urged
continuing provision of emergency ca re in an upgraded Orange
County Medical Center (OCMC) and establishment of al least four
walk-in community clinit'!' ~o serve primary care needs of the county
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Newport Citizen
Asks ~erouting
By JOHN ZLLLER
Of fttl O.IW 1"1111 Steff
Newport Beach homeowner Charles
Griffin Tuesday proposed a new runway
alignment al Orange County All1>0rl that
would -remOve all jet tralllc frwh Upper
Newport Bay and direct II over the city
of Irvine.
Grlllln, a meinber o! the NeW)lOl't ·
S..cb seilVlronmental council, made the . ~....,T1~ib. ,~= r~~1a 1o jJie .. ~· 0oun1y ~ ~~:='Robert -ban said be tho pro-P!lllll l ......... "'ll and tbM ... bid
aire.tly mlered 1 feaiiblllty study 0!1 Ii
by airport noise ollloers.
Tbt key el""etll 1n <!rUfm'• plan Is
tbat jeta would begin m1king a shlrp 380
degree ~ or lull circle -tum to the left
imlnediately alter takeoff •.
Thus, Instead of taking off over Upper
Newport Bay1 planes would be IUl'l\inl to
fly in {be direction o! Irvine. ·
As propoaed by Grillln,. lbe ]eta would
tum IO rapidly that they would never
cross llrlatol street ori Ibo south as Ibey
turned toward Irvine. •
In the same way, Grillln says the jets
would never cross Unlvmtty Drive on
the east as they continued tbelr lull cir·
cle tutn, which would then. begin taking
tbemM back, In the dlr~IJ!'of mrjh Q>sta ....
As Ibo 'jet! comjifetid tlie& ~liill 360
degree circles, they would be back over
the runway at Orange CouJity Airport at
an altitude or about 3,000 feet. From
there, GrUftn say~. Ibey could fly out
over Costa Mesa to the sea, or perhaps
over the Laguna Hills area.
"But there's no rea80II why they'd have
to fly over the '200,000 ho~ around
Newport Bay," aald the homeowner on
Lido Isle. '
Griffin admits tbat the new IDght path
might cause Increased noise for the Tur-
lie Rock, IJnivenlty Park, and UC frvjne
areas. But be said that most of Ille land
under the low-fiyln1. POrlion o! the .. w
takeoff pattern WI!: either undeveloped
or developed Industrially.
He suggesled tbat the Irvine Company
might be able to Include 119lse easements
fill new property II develops under the
Sef!( of, I rivin~ •
Dragging Feet,
W oolktt Says:
"By the ttme the city of In>ine adopts
a city seat it will be an akreo, an
archeolgb. . .a re1Jc1" City Manager
William Woolletl Jr. stammered Tue!day
night.
Coundlmen bad just .voted fA> spend
$350 to hire an artist to complete ren-
dertnp of the city's !lrst olllcial seal.
Woollett's comment foUowed mnarU
by 1everal coundlmen who wondered
aloud wby It has taken ao !Ong to com·
plete the seal when ii was mofe than one
191r ago a cmleol waa beld to dealgn .....
Three wlnnm of the seal cllolest and
three ll1«0 who entered moltoea were
chosen at the close of a Jlllllor Womon'•
Chi:• CO!lltlt, Elen\enta of' the tbtoe seals
were to be worked Into • linaJ version
wlil1 the motto "Angulua 1\14et •
The Latin phrase means "thil corner
.of the world am.Utt oo me, 11 tt abd the
final seal were to llave been un..Ued ~I
Au&11st, when the seat QI city govvnment
moved Into Its headquarters In Town
Center.
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new flight path, : Nonnan Ewers, nolse abatement·
•peclallst at the Orange County Airport,
complemented Griffin for a vtry careful
technical presentation of his cue.
Ewen said the basii concept appeared
sound but be said ttiere were many com-'
plicalions tbat "°"Id require thorough
slUdy beloro lie could comment oo the,
(See lllJN'lrAY,' l'iP I) .. "
*' * ~ R~port Says
Marine J~t
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Noise Serious 1
A county oolse officer said TUeSday.
that Marine Corps jet noise over Irvine
School wis an 11extremely" serioua aa.' ' noyance tbat frequenliy disrupts all
classroom cooveraatlon.
Reporting fA> the county Airport Com-I
mission on three clays GI noise monitoring,'
A, John Girondi said the school can gel
up to 7ll aircraft per day flying over the .
school at -a height of llOO feet . Eech·flight
can , disrupt all speech from 15 to .,.
se<olllls. be said. I
ln addition, Glrondl presenled data·
showing tiult iOme jets from El, Toro.
Marine Air Station could pose a health
hazanl lo tho 1,500 children al Irvine
School.
He said that 35 of the 121 nigbta be
monitored registered above ·u10 decibels''
-a level COD.1Jidered the threshold of
comfort.
And there was one night that
registered at UI decibels, whlch is one
point above the level conslder<d the
1hresbold of pain and pooslble ear
damagt.
Q>IMlercial jeta producing more tban
115 decibels or noise at Orange County
Airport are subject to a $1,000 fine .
However the same Jaws do not apply to
military jets. · •
"The s1lu1Uon at the 1Cbool 1ite LI el'4
tremely noisy In relation fA> slale laws !or
land use," Glrondl told commlasionen.
Re!errtng to the one filght at 111
(See NOlllE, Pqe i)
oraage
Welldler
Most•y sunny ii the wa,y Ille
weatheriady calla It !or Thursday,
with sllghUy Wlll'lllOr temperature5
of till al U. -· inching up to 65 Inland. Ovmilibt lows )n the
upper4Gs.
INSIDR T ODi\Y
'1Qibcir1t,'' ltd bv Liza Mf n-
fl<ll~ receiV<d moat o/ th< hon·
ors "' T~Jdav fti9ht11 Academy
A...ro. '"°'° unth eiQht Oscars. s •• •torie1, ""°"' 3, 4, 30.
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Loc1tloo IJl I teacbina boopllaJ Oil I
majClr -.. 1111 majw.polol IN!l"""'"1""
\JC lrvtne medica sc!JOOI and a stote
. le:gisl1tlve committee's preli.m.inary find·
iqgs.
UCJ-OIUfom ia College of M.edcine
Dean Stanley Van Orn _Noort sald in
February he b<U"'" the teadllng
hospital and related medl<:al school in·
structlooal buildings are best located
next lo the remainder of the campus.
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~ lo ~ 1Mllii it.Piiia .. =r .. All W addreued co ttee sua-
&eoted Oran&e County Medical Center ls
~uate .fl a bolpilll facUJty.
Unlvmit¥ sp0kes"""1 ~ 11 Is
inldequate to prov~ the fUll 'lange lo
learning experiences on a permanent
basis to UCI..ccM students.
'Ille key ar&U.-l in lbe'..411111_1p,
however, sug:lf!tl .thft t&e oPtbJia.1-1\lua·
UOn would be !'o locate a medical achoo!
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'1\ts Sl4tement not ~ In tile pub~c
teatlmony preJ<nted In tile Feb. 9 he~r· I~' in santa Ana, appesrs to he the
bUls of tbe new alternative that ~
medloaJ acbool he mo""' out of Orani•
County to t0me olh.,.,. atlon where
suclt • boopital eXlslt. '
Ob&ervers of •lall>~
.. Newport :_. ans·
LA Periodicals ' • 1~ :'")
Of !he volumeo of litlonnatlon
-Qd to tile Jo!l!I 1Ail!llallve
Couilnlltoo on llolpltaJ.llUin1 wblcll i......,ru., poulbli locatloll of 1
!ffchlng boopitaJ,·ll·UC lrvtne, 11\1
following :\re some facts included
in tile ataff'1 preliminary report.
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UCI MEJ;>~(:A"t. SCHOO L ... -. . . .. ..... -. and al.ford tralllillg in family practice lo its students.
l'be ,llrilverllty conlinued to emphasize they would want up to
850 bed• -'for ·~ trallllng in any upgraded OCMC. 'l'bO!e beda
_wo]ild'be.'.,-il!(J$>1" t!i• leaching function in addition to any beds
"'"'"'t Marjln ~ Ital jn
Soulh .centn1 . • 1sucll !•
poteoUaJ hMpltal. Wa llosj>Ual b~1
had d!lflculty attracting quality sia!f.
Ru:al poor would benefit (rom location of
a new medJcaJ school in Frestio CounJ.y
and a h<lopltal lhere ;, said to'.lill lbe bill
detailed by the Com,mittee staff. !
If Orange County Medical ' Center <OOW:l )l.cleemed 111;1<1,equal~ ooun-ty govenlmenl Is bnwlli!ni to bring It up
to ~. by deflnlllon of tile •!!'ff
report, tile <:ODUTilttee mlabt lltld there JS
no reasoo. to spend the voter-approved
bon<I ' funds for a teaching 1fo'Pltal ·in
Calling them "harmful to minon,"
Newport Beach offlciab today baMed
newsr&ck sales of two l.A>8 Angeles sex·
oriented perlodicall end aatd Ibey plan to
a:o after a thlrd one.
City manager Robert L. Wynn an-
' nounced tbia morning that Police Chlel
B. James Glavas has been instructed to
write the publishers of the Los Angeles
Star and the Hollywood Press, Informing
them of the acUon.
They can continue to distribute them
only through markets and liquor stores
tha\1wtsh t.o sell them, Wynn said.
Tlie city manager a!IO nld that
similar steps will aoon be taken againlt
the Los Angele1 Free Presa.
"Eventually we're going to have to ban
the Free Press, too," Wynn said. "We've
got to be consistent. We intend to ap-
proach the Free Press in the near
future."
_Frmtt Pqe 1
RUNWAY ..•
overall propoul.
one major expense of Griffin's pro-
posal was the need for a new runway to
make the new takeoff pattern workable.
As proposed by Griffin, a new runway
would be needed paraUel to tile ex!Jting
runway; but several hundred yardl to the
north. This would cause the new runway
to croa the San Diego Freeway.
' Grifflo said this problem could be solv-
~ wlt.b a pylon brida~ over the freeway
. , 1to ,upport the runway. The increased
noise for motortat.s, Grltrm 1 a J d ,
"probably wouldn't cause any problems
because freeways are so noisy anyway."
Griffin 11ld hl1 proposal oould ac·
. 'compllsh two things :
-Allow for more jet flights out of
Orange COunty Airport, 1lnce they would
. 110 longer be flying over noise sensitive
are~s on Newport Bay.
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· -Ellmlnate the law1uit1 over Jet 1JOlse
from resident.! on Newport Bay.
"I think this is a sound proposal,'' Grif-
fin said. "I wouldn't have gone to the
trouble to prepare It if I didn't lhlnk so.''
Al propoaed by Griffin, jets taking off
would follow this path: Planes wouJd Uft
off near the start of the present runway.
They ~ould tum Immediately left, flying
near the aJrport muaeum now on the cor-
ner of Bristol Street and Campus Drive,
and then over the intersection of Bristol
and Jamboree Road.
Continuing to tum to the left and climb
at the 11me time, JetJ would pass over
the wildlife reserve adjacent to UC
Irvine and then over the Rancho San Joa-
quin Golf Course. They would then cross
the San Diego Freeway while flying I~
land at an altitude of about 2,000 feet.
Griffin says.
Contlnuing to turn, jets wouJd then fly
over parts of the Irvine lndustrlal
Complex and back over the runway at
the airport. By thi11 Ume altitude would
be 3.000 feet.
After completing this maneuver, which
Griffin said would be permitted by
federal safety regulations, the jets could
branch off in any direction.
Griffin is a member of the Newport
Beach Citizens Environmental Improve-
ment Advisory Committee. He owns a
second home in the Mammoth· Lakes area
and was a llllgant in the landmark state
Supreme Coort Friends of Mammoth
decision, he aaid.
ORAN •I COAST "
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' In · his announcement tllll lilornlng,
Wynn said, Chief Glavaa wllf'tn'lt~a fet. -
,le• to the pul>ll&bera nytng tliat Ille LOa
A\ll~les ~tar and the .HoU)'IVOQCI Press
,..., In the clt7'1 judgment, harmful to
inlnor1.
-0! U7 medical schools In the
U.S.;elght are In CaJllomla.
' p~.fpr. ambulatory patients and a diagnostic treat· ment ce_ni.r •aQIU1~apltal~ to be built on the campus -formed the ·~pq<lt P<!<lil>!h.of '.llJe ,UCI .U~estion. Finally the on-camplll hoopital
would hBJ}dle ~ more "e,x_oij(: • diooases providing studenl8 a broader
"llll"'.ol ~tiences. , '
, . U,Cl IJl!lled Ille system W<>uld end the duality of health services
in. Orange t:;ounty wherein the indigent go to OCMC and the wealthy
~ , 0 They should be removed from places
where minors indiscriminately can obtain
. ~y«ven medical acbools are
gub)lcly owned, and , ob: are In
C'.atifomla. ...
· a"'l the ~olipty or seet private taciliues. \
.. : ' ; .• To dou~le_itJtc!Jlss llze,from the 64 students enrolled each yell'
preJtently, UC! J!t!idlcal scbOol Dean Stanley Van Den Noort said al-
.fiijations with OCMC, Cblldren's Hospital of Orange County, Long
Beach Ve\el'llUI 'lnd.Metnorlal Hospitals and other community hospi·
tals'and cllnlca Would necessarily be continued.
the papers," WyM said. ~ , -Of all medical schools, 97 al-
fillate With a general unlv.enity and1
all eight in California are:.unJversi: He said If they wish to place the papen l
"ln a building for sale that ii supervised
by adults, so an adult can baV'"t control
over who purchuu them _.: to make
lure 11'1 nOf 1 U.year old -il they do
1hat, !hey may dlatrlbute them. But !hay ..
cannot aell them from vendini ~·
machines."
ty aflillated. .r -
-i'orfy-tour achooll "are -1oµ1oc1..
on· gel]tl'~ unlvvsjly cainpu1e1 w~lle llir of CaJifomla's el,hl
~I school.a are "on campua '.
-Fifty.four adiools own tbelr
own teaching hospitals (five in
California do ). Wynn said Glavas' letter is "not going
to say the papers are pornographic as
such, because that is a very grey area.
''The letters will say that in our col·
lective judgm~t. the p a p e r a are
hll'll\ful lq mlnort," Wynn 11ld.
Wy• eald the clty believes there are
sufficient laws available to permit city
o!Hcial.s to regulate material that "is, In
our oplnion, obviously harmfuJ . to minor.1."' 1.
'Mathemagics'
To Go on Display
In East Irvine
A "mathemagic" display developed by
38 San Joaquin School District teacher• is
on view at the district wareho~ jn East iJ?!ne 1'"'1! ' 1.m. tq 5 P·'11· Thursday. ·•ne elhlbit of pines, acllv!Uea and
teaching aids fo r malhematlca is in the
IMC (lnstructlonal Medla Center) lab al
the watthouse at lf600 Sand Canyon Ave.
Orange County teachers and residents
ll't! IJIVlled to ... the proJ!ICI' C"8tld by San Joaquin teachers whO paf1icl~led
in a 10-week math course at uc· 'J.rv!We.
It's "exciting, colorfuJ material ' '
detlgned to boost student mtereat in
numbers, a diltrid official said. , •
An aocotnpanylng Ill-page booklet
describes all the materials developed
from the course.
Materials also were on display today
and Tuesday.
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declheu, he added, "I bate to use !he
word extreme again, but it ls extreme."
"It la tile oPWon of staff that th l·s
school is incompatible with present noise
conditions," be said.
David King, planning consultant to the
Irvine Unified School DI.strict, told com-
missioners that the district wants to have
the school condemned 8.!I a health hazard.
lle requested the commission to take a
position In support of tile district .
"We have speech intereference 50 per-
cent of the day on certain days," King
told conun.i.ssloners.
-Only 16 nationwide have split
campuses in Which the main
teaching facility Is a substantial
distance from the medical school.
Cou'!:_ty Approves
Density Change
On :Viejo Tract ·
A change from 433 to 4'50 homes on a
l.f2·1cre tract of the Mission Viejo com-
pany was approved TUesday by the
Orange County Planning eomm1u1oo.
Jack Robb, a company spo~ at
tile me<tlng, said !he tract adjustment
meant lhit one aecllon originally
delignai.d •lot' 41 ()alll)e -,. ..
being changed to !3 Barcelooa Homes.
Robb said the company bas run out of
Barcelona Homes, which range in prlce
from •miroilili•tely 1211750 "'· f31,illo.
cas\Ule honies pre,..tly range \il'pr!ce
from 132.650 to IU,950.
1be tract lo question is located in the
planned area of tile Mission Viejo Plan·
ned Community and meets the approved
density of 4.5 units per acre. A five-acre
public park is included in the 142-acre
site.
The new Barcelona homes will replace
those eliminated In 1 decision by the
Mission Viejo Company la11t summer to
save a grove of 400 oak trees.
Aliso Channel
Work Appr oved
Plans for construction or the Aliso
Creek channel and lmprovement o{ Los
Aliso Boulevard at a tot1.l cost of
$514',000 was approved Tuesday by the
Board of Supervisors.
Of the sum, $204,000 will be spent for
Improvement of the boulevard and cqn·
strucUon of a bridge over the creek and
$310,000 for Improvement o f the
waterway.
The channel is to be Improved from the
San Diego Freeway to E1 Toro Road.
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· _:. IJ'hli ~'in the proposed on·campus facility would serve only
qne-tl:Jrd qf the medical students, residents and interns.
''" Op{>oritil\ll to the propooed campus location was heard from
the Orange CoUlity Medical Association whose doctors indicated in a
poll they oppdsed the c~mpus hospital on grouods the county already
has too many hospital beds.
. Other speakers attacked the plan, suggesting they believed the
university would p~l out of the OCMC once it bad its own hospitaJ.
UCI presently provides the doctors for the county-run facility located
in Orange near the City shopping center.
Police ·Believe Coast
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Maitre d' Killed S.elf
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Some action lo the Jeglslatbre is 1.1-
peded by June. One bUI, by ~tale Sdn.
Dennis E. Carpenter (R·Newpl>)'t Bead!)
providing planning funds for tile ocr
looatlon hospital, awaits final approval.
Presumably were the Brqwn com-
mittee to urge rtlocation ot. tht! UCl
medical school to another 10<;atlen and
the legislature ~re to· agml.!..~~d
funds would l)e ''iPent not on\~·t-a
hospilaJ but rather In attachll\g .aultallle
classl'Ol>ril, laboratory Ind ofltl.\e ipace•to
an ..Utltlg'bospttal where a °"\y medi!!"l
schoof would be breated. 1' ir
Wb~lher or not the joint cornnllttee ac-
tually makes such a reconv.nenctatkm
may in the final annalysis hin1ge on the
recent change in its composition.
Three of the then five-merrlber paoel
attended the February hearings in Sallta
Ana.
Now, the body has grown, to 10
memben, wiUl new facet .ttom each
house belna added · .-·
Besides Brown, ·who cbal!Jl-the ~
mlttee, legisla.tors now atudyiag the .four
altemaUvet facing UCI ·&Jl:· .J' .1 --Sfate llelMitora Fred w. lllJrler ~r.
(R-Redding), Albert S. lit6dda f.ll-
Sacrameutol, Anthony C. Bidlenson (!).
Beverly Hills), George N. zenovich (I}
Fresno) 1Dd Mervyn M. Dyn;tlly (0-l/J.!
Angeles). Only Marler attended the COlfl:
ty bee.rings and Bielenson, Zdovlch ~
Dymally are the new additifm to the
paneJ. , I• \~
·-Asaemblymen Gordon llJJY (R.,Han-
lord). Frank Lantennon <il-111' ~~) •
Richard Alatorre (IH"8. Angelt•l • n d
Bany·Keene ID-Santa Rosa~•.!>Wfy at-
tended only part of thee=· _ Co.unty
f)eorlngs 1'llh .lssomb • ~ lladbam (R-Newjlort ·sea l!ll!ti>i Jh
his place for lhe afternoon sesstan.
Alato'!!. a former UCI leclllflr In com-
par,11\ie'culfure, -&I Keelle are tile new
~llon1,ti1Jbe panel. •'I
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to King's request, but Chairman E. R.
Ablott nld be doubted whether the com-
mission had legal jurisdiction in a matter
lnvolvlog a rnilllary airport.
"1 really don't think It's our function to
take a Position since El Toro isn't under
our control," Ablott contended.
Bids for the work will be opened on
April 23. An environmental im~ct report ll•llll"'!l'!'!'""'*°l'!f'~~~~~-.. iii.iliiiiiiiiS.iio"lmiiii;o•;.ili;;o~?a.;ii.J1;;;;.:.;...~~l:::'~·~~~·1 accompanying the project stated that it c.-..
would have a significant effect 'out with ' ""'
positive results , as ~ailed for 'by the ffandbaH Oloves & Balls
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! . :: fable TeQnis Paddfj~ • Irvine Council A~tion··
Here. In capaule form, are the major acUons taken Tuesday night by Irvine
city councilmen :
-BILLBOARD BAN• Approved first meeU11f of a city bin on billboards
which will make illegal any billboard sUU •landing In tile city IO daya lf(v'
final approval, Aug. 10 la the earliest possible cutoff date, all monlbl aooner
than present law requires.
-HEALTH CARE STUDY: Named Robert. Goltlsteln. Scott Mulholland,
Glen Woodmansee, Kathy Roach and SamlHI llevltt to dty'1 comlllWllty bellllr
care services advisory committee.
-BUDGET HOMES: Sent to ctUzeni ~ committee workJni on !he
housing element of tile general plan Coundlwoman Ga!l<WJe J?royor'1,pro.1>a .. 1. ~ lowering cost of homes, and authorlzod atudy of her tclo 11 well \U ooe ptt
forth by Councilmon Henry Qulaley.
DISCL0.5VRE: Named Councthnan William Flocbblch 1 c«nmitlee of one
to further study law Umlllng "ptbllc busln"s to ptblic hwl!W•" ond ratrtct-
lng private meeUnp hetween public olfidail and devolopen.
CITY SEAL: Hired artist Richard Youna to deallJI a nna version of a city
seal at a cost up to $350. ~
FIREWORKS: Adopted a city uniform Ono code novlalon pm1dlna for 11le1
by charitable groups of ufe and sant flrtworu In !he ctly. •
fMPAcr RllLl!S i Ado!>led 1 11arr.,,.._.i aet ol IUldelinu for envtron-
montal Impact 1"orll· aur .. allow for detennlolni who filu, wbeo, who poya
for reporu and cbarla 1 IS.week timetable for approvals.
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,nored expert advice by county planners and re-4'depart· '
menl offlcials against ~ a i;no\>9 'whoo. It ..-tly •P.:
proved a zone change ftom res!denti.t to co~ .
aloni El Toro Road.
The board also reversed a colinly planning collllllla-
sion de.W ot the zone change requut by Harry Rinker
of Rinker Development Company and apparently vii>
lated Its own morat<>rium alainst zone changes In...,.
sistent with general plan recommendations.
' AJ!ainst the .. tld reasoning ot cowity planners and
th• acfvisory; commlsslop (ihaf amendments' to &"nerai
plans shoulii' cdme from ot'!i!Y of the area,-11ot from lpillo • •
i:iflc projec\s), the board ado~ such an amendment.
The county llanning commi.siPn had denied the,...
quest beciuse o t~c congeotlon and an overl<>ad of
commertlaJ. zoning In "the area· aild a reoOlrllltion that a
study of long·range needs in the area should be done.
The board relied on a Saddleback Area Coordlnat·
tog Council (SACC) endorsement as a prime reason to
approve the r.roject by Rinker. SACC'a ·Input ls i'l'por·
tan~J>ut didn t justify this ill-considered zone change.
Preserving the Land
The Irvine City Co)IDcil has decided as a matter of
policy U> encourage agriculture as a permanent industry.
What this means ls that the city wtll !8ek ways to
keep eome prime farmland from ever being developed
into housing tract.. Thus the city, even· when it achieves
final development, may have a park that is perhaps
simply "in orani" grove, so that generations in the fU.
tUre can have some idea of the way the city once was.
most cl that period, the lrvln• Company bas takeo. a •
politlon In oppolitlon to 1¥ coneept.
The -cowicil itself has been split on the issue. and
Jut w.et. there :were .. m twQ members \dlo conalderecL
the J4e4-~~" """° · Councilmen ll01V m to agree it could be made to • wort if that land to be preserved in agriculture is
limited In acreage and if the city will seek ways to pro-
vide' tu breaks on land kept in agriculture, even con·
sidering limited purcllase d. farmlandl; if necessary.
It's a fine idea -if Indeed It can be made to work. . ,
Hands Across the Sea
~ The week "Cir Al>l'il l through Apdl 7 hu bOen pro-
r • claimed American 1ield Service' (AFS) Weekin the city
• ' of lrvine. -r:--
During the week, both· adults and students in lrvlDe
will try to make the community more aware of the ac-
tivities of AFS. The main function of the local chapter
ls to ralae money for transportation costs to bring foreign
studenta to lrvlne and sponsor American students' trips
abroad for a year.
AFS ttte1Dpls to increase community understanding
and friendship with peoph! from other countries through
the exchange program, as well as provide new educa-
tional opportunltles for students.
lnternational Day at University High School wlll
feature vi.sits from foreign students in ~area, foreign
foods In the' cafeteria and AFS films Tb rsday.
The week will end with the secon annual AFS
Auction beginnlag at 7 l'·DI· Saturday ID the high school
multl-purpoee ,..ooms. .
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has been under consideration for nearly six months. For ... .
AFS is a program that works. It spreads worldwide
understanding -and without tax dollars. Citizens o[
lrvlne have every reason t~ support AFS Week.
SB •Le1' 1'HE <&~EAT WHITE FATHER :TRY 00.0N '~oj( SIZE!
Odd Facts
Gleaned by
A Writer
English Native to Almost 300 Million '·
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E\ tu, ll0m7, Quiller? " <iayt. a week. on my om-'hocus, I SIDNEYJ BARRIS ...... , .. '~,-·•r-:· have '<ounted 29Cl,SI7Al8 )eople
dttputes or controversies with the Unltod
Statell, or to dereat the meuura ot the
United States, shall' be flned not more To the Ed.Hort
than $5,000 or impri190ned not more than Al a citlzU end a,,.~!ii~
three years, or both/' crtlclie the Bciard fl .~
I MAILBOX
Please tell me ~y In lhe name of ol banning Che boo~ "' · . ,_, Heaven this law is t being enfor<ed. lngston Seagull'< from P · Letters /TOTr& readet'B are IMK;Qtne ,.. c o·--,, ~ · ~ • · ten fGei wo~ 21 bouia a dsy, seven
' · • ""T'!; tbroilgbout t!!e wolld ~ 'speat English
. _ ' b '""'· pative language. T)le staClsUcal
Until t Bothered To Loo~ It Up, r-'.,.;. ~1 4 ,......, .••::::· · ·~is as follon; ... i •
Never Kne1" •. :::-,:'Uf'to...:. ~-""· 1 ; lllii m!Dio!> ln the U~ StaCes; ' Normally writero Should ~Oli/-t/ltt; ' ' 1 '" · M ""'""'' I FEEL tbel' IM
lllflSO/l<S in 300 toOrds cw lln. The • . ., _ _l ,. nam>w·millded 1 ond s
right to condtme letterr to .fil\llXIC• ..,..01e Fiita' board cannot.,,.., lbelr
or eliminate Ube! ii' "'M~·. -AU ~> lhe Editor: ~ a dllf...,t ~~
letle1's mwt j~ ',dgnji~ an4 l reel f lbO ~ Cllal Mr Mut1llJJne ' to oondolle •
That "-~ase ,.,..,b control" ·was , , ,· . , IQ mlllioa In the Uni Ktngdonj; .... -· __,,,, Ii inillJon in Canada;. . not In use 1114... wbeD It waa .....,.,.. " , , , • 4 million 1n Sciatb Alll<I} · • ,
by Marpnl,Sanpr. • ~ •• " • t> ' am ' aboat -2 iniJUoli~ the That JM -t emlnent1"f.! ~)i,.. ' :'loli~a •. ,cJOut !ilj, ?llco )I various lslan~aniun4 · iotb celllllt ~Einstein, ~·19 ., • '!'! d09Cl'lbe tlloie •"' • ., ,
entraDC< eams 'It the .Federal lli1Utul0 . )llvd' '!!lriCJand "1lo opposed THIS tnl"!"I" ~ IUPJ>U!l!l ,BJ'aCUI 1n
mailing addrt'8, b!lf """"'f!llili; be /f ~"'uiJ~ -~'--" 1eoJuMn. March 21) ' Y!olence. • '" ""th held on r.ff## t/;~Ct«'I ~ -...... ' --he When lhe DOlfQ eeooon . i.id .Jii !reason u apparW!Pot~1 ;toot b«' '1DJI> •&et Clie._"f'/fd .itailbl llnce I boob, II la actlni qapd .. ~
o[ Technoloi!Y lo Zurich and bad to -1< the pollcloa o!.W · r, Lord Balfour. bftrenoe 1A1 Andy l illc<iftllijete m.
e I s e .w he r e I<>< Th~ ~· airline la owned [Orlnatloo In "Aok Alldy" (Doily.•PilQt,
published • I· ~-to be a 11tt!t Joolfjwlth the la¢', tduclllon Sd>obl!i are atldi\llocl
· : . , • , . arly 1~be spllb ol P-1-,,: b-'11te ~at-.
schooliill. JojnUy, Cries: SAl!, which Illar. H) In w he ata\es that Jll!n
null f) o •11 J ft I belon1s to ay and Denmark are only 259 mlllloo natiye
• ~ • • ·-tipri 20 and lhe CommiasJon it createa. enllcbten not ·'*-.i
cle, a 911o)e chain of mnla 1 'i1'4 a ~ lJIS lnlerelt:e that t!le AVOO question to ltarru.;,, not de ,..
Street 1¥ London, tog~. '-.., \ •· · , spoakers in ~ '"""!1· ~~:~:. ~~t~ ~T m: ;n.,ID du1trlnlil an!, J• (~~~ 1.1'1i;!°i!'1=
of real "greedy," -.i1ed .~9" • ~ not C/lll!ldenld due to the crowd ~ F•"'"'·'
private enterprisers rBISllli ~ Price& lDlccurate )md misleading. To mx aod getting every cent or dollar they C1111 JoiowJOjige tve~e' on the CommlaBIOD
gel· away with, wblch"ti euctly wha1 .¢·~who "i>PA. to the Comm!Bllon
they anUclpoted belntfble IAI tel -wti\a ftprdlng ~be DOutble AVOO violation
they YOted for their llllll,.J\leblt'd Nia~ ~e ~wan. thal JI w11 not m tbe Maroh
named after i ~m-well as the busy, i!oriey-l>ee, 'are Idle the world than Engllah, it might lnteNlll
her of Che first Har-about ha!( Ille Ume evm during tlW1r Andy to -thac there are -al
The Boord of EducMtoi.~ "ban" the book. lt dee a
lllher'• pr@Olal lo pure J
v a rd graduating -"bualesl" ~eds (So "10lllh ..,,,_ oa Jonna of Chinese, and the aitnese lllOlret
class ol 1612, Gtorge that subject.) In Hali Koaa Is ~ly dll!orent
Downing. . . That the veries <II "The Star-Spangled from that ~en In Peking, for example.
ODI dsy tllere will " l11111oe In mr 19 agenda. '11< p,,,. waa prooent when
couirtty; and, the •poor or averagl! cldosn w8'dlllCllS30d thOt w~ needed time to look
copiea at o tpfci41 rate N$MN book u not on Ch• cwigntd.
Ult Boord felC the !ID~ copies
will have hi5 meat -and eat it too -into it more fully. ·
while the greedy businessmen will be the 1· recall an earl~r ,1oo1umn of Mr.
. That the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican Banner" were ftrst published in a On the other hand, correctly spoken
lS so named after Pope Slxtus IV· Baltimore newspager as a poem called English can be understood anywhere in
able for student.t' spare ''~
-1Ht"t sufficient. Ed.
THAT THE SmlChsonian InstlCute in "The De[ense of Fort McHenry." the English-speaking world.
Washington D.C. was endowed by the . That ".shambles," meaning a bloody CHRISTOPHE§ J. WILCOX
ooes walktng a path to and fro, In fronC M~'J which iildicated his ccincern
of their stores with their own slms over whether the cOminiuion could do
bastard son of an English Du~. James scene, comes from I medieval street id
SmiChson. , the cent« o[ York, England, which ha> Gr d /ti ha t
reading "Please,, Buy Here -New the Jo!>. Now that (alter oil Wetkl) we
Improved Prices. are organized and Rady to roll, be aua:·
That Che Queen o[ Sheba came !<om been occupied by butchers for a thousand • ce fl ere n • BERNY BAKER ges!s that we should have pushed aside
South Arabia, a region currently catted yean. To the Editor: Yemen. 111at Dr. Seuss, the most popular
That the "brimstone" in the "£ire and writer of children's books in our time, bas
brimstone" of the Biblical hell is really bad oo children.
"sulphur." ·~ That the "Spanish Maln" bas nothing
That perspiration itself is tolally tu do with the coast of SPain. but refers
odorltss. to Ute South American mstnland and the
That the phrase "die-hards" did not Caribbean.
Vietnam Recomtruction
Jan Worth's article "Grocet.s caught in
the Middle" waa interesting. I don't
~leve the media and PUbllc 1'f.lnloo are
making 111!1-lool; llke Ii .'bunch of
robbers" -they, Jn fact, are a buncb d.
robberl. 'll>ey're ptlltln( oo 'a show d.
their own, for alt to see and It's
laughable! Watch them come forward to
'try' to justily tilelr excrlilant prices to
eue their own· consclences, 1f they still
c:lalm to have a conactenct. ·
· AOOORDING to the groc;en, it11 those
Enforce the. Lato
To the Editor:
·Section 153 ol TIUe 18 -Crimea and
Qolmtnal Procedure United States Code,
states:
"Private correspondence wllh fortign
governmenCs. Any cltlzen ol Che Upited
States, wherever he may be, who,
without authority of the United States,
d.lrectly or indlrecUy commences or car-
ries on anr correspondence or in-
tercourse wlCh any foreign government
or any officer or agent hereof, wttb in-
tent to Influence the meaaures or conduct
of any fortlgn government or of any of-
ficer or agent thereof, In relation to any ..
agenda Items In order to llaten to a
debate because a crowd,tumed out. What
do you Chink Mr. 1>1uJ11b1ne? You can't
have it both ways. .
I WOULD like to ,uggest Chat lnltead
of cootlnually chopping the Commltslon
like a sore loser, Chai Mr. Murphtne point
out Chat most of the Conunlallmen take
their responsibility very serloualy, thaC
we are spending many long hoW'I without
pay studying and analyzln& dUllcult _ ,._ •
decision alternatives. lf he ttiiiW we are .. IP'•
In this for fun, he Is mistakm. -
JUDY B. RosENER, '"ram ,,,,,., ~~~ -•'P.>Dllrtln" Commlsslooer, Calllomla Coascal ro T><-"""' •u• :; 1 , ·•
Conaervatloo CommlSl!m. •ctor, able'/.' · ' ; •
&iulh cout Re11in' ' •
The Vietnam war cost the United
States billions of dollars, lnd the V1et·
nam peace may cost biUloOI mor~, SQuth
Vietnamese President Nguyen Van
Thieu's forthcoming visit to this country
should give some indication of how much
money is involved. ID hlal talks with
President Nixon, Thieu Nid recenUy,
"We won't discuss war BQY more, only
reconstruetion. ''
EDITORIAL
'lrEsEARCH
big feed oomtianles who conltol prices of
meat. It's the hljh cost or gtatn, employ-
ment wages, COit ol lumbei' (grocers buy
a lot of paper) and !1'1 the unused portion
of• meat that grocen have to pay for
alli> Grp, all ~ .thinitl add 1A1 the
• price o[ OUr meat, but 'thef aro not the
gressmeo and oenaton and many of the cause of the problem.. '• a vlcioul cJr-
Amerlcan public m not keen m helptna • ; •
any ol1he countries In that area, Jusc.u · w;· • din
the1 are not keen on foreign aid In ~ew' g
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, Thing~ You Wish Y ~u'd Never ~~fd
BESIDES reconstruction aid, Thloil'
evidently wants assurances of con.tinned
U.S. economic assistance, which cur-
rently amounCs Co around llCIO m1Jlloo a
year. He told a correspondent r... Che
Washington Star-News on Mar¢1 S that.
"We h&ve entered I new Phase of rel.a-:
tlonsbipa "1th the United Stoles, and
maybe also a new kiDd of help, of atd,
wlth Jess military and mare economlc,
humanitarian and social aid."
SOuth Vietnam's needs are many and
varied. Ac®rding to U.S. News lo World ,
Report, "They rang• from power planes
and a new passenger jet !or the naUonal
airline to a request for help' In overoon>-
tna a trade deficit of more Chan half a
billion dollars a year." Moreover, new
jobo must be found for tho \housandl d.
Vletnameae civilians who .,..ked directly
for the U.S. military.
Pl\ESIDENT, NIXON no doubt wlll
give Thieu a •1mpathetlc hearing, but
(longJ'oss may be more dlfllcult IAI win
over. Nevertheless, Tbleu wlll try to do
ao. Aher meeting WICh ~~J. he W\11 crave! to Washingto!> [or ~ ...... ~ tatloal wlCh key ,...ton and ,._.
taCives about the aid quntioo.
While • President Nixon r e 11 r d a•
American a1d fls an "Investment ln
peace," he acknowleciPI the crlttcism
and contro~ that bis plan to help ll'dotblna .. _ from tbe r .. _ cl
a 1eoerat1on ot war" bas aeoerated. Dur-
ing • lllWI confmnco on Jan . It, the
President lodlcaced that '"Man7 coo--
,...,.!."Later, he said : "Even Chouah .l ' J.., . . , . Silence.ls golden, lhey say, and !elk ts ~· .. Iha/, .!, 1nr:~fn • jdUna ~~Ts. ii{;, W~" in The cb:J;; If you put t!tose two adageo side
peace, the Cqresi ha> to ... tiupPOrt • SaluldaY ~w. ~ ~ sa)'I, by side, one may be right -but lhe b.~ I " o; "n-'s a myth ""*In •land thaC olW 00\lldn't be wronger.
Tbe "'8iD dlfnculty la • Iba ~ tbe ,.o<ldlng II t dodo' liitd, fttlnct, or Sllenct tt jl t lien be mor i1!1of nol yet !mow what II ts "1Df uUd , ciyillc)l1!'"1 clill~, llumor to the contrary, , luable • than ~· may 0 e
tlsu&\fv"; No detailed aid p]aQbU .::tl Ito 1fn1 ':;re 'fe'"'ele"= ~es in . '..&:.~ "1'l!oever go td ~~ ~s~.u:. ~ mla!JI 1!6l hi1•ddl~l:.~~ ~I ol -u.rir::. thaj tallt ls · cr..p
COii. ,,,.,,. II no lllOlll1 torncamtr ... ~ tJine couples wore memed ,ln a church , l:'a':fw ::'J.. :,t
lloo ald In the f1acal 1174 ~ ~-or QDllQIUe, 1D<t 80 · ~ ol 1U for lhooctng h 11 oenltoCongreas111Jan.ll.Jl~ ft~-. ..... ~. 11 ,pel> -!loft
ment funda could be pmttlfd tlily by ' cent-cl! ~hold • -..i>-It lll the wmece•
cutting back oa domeoilc ·prosrams, !he • tloo . and over U ~-• ..,,, ramark that.,. entire _.... msy piOYe unacceptable britlft wore brldal ..,... Tbe 1 ~ OOICs us lhe
to lll8ll)' m-ol Congreas. • · A°*1e.la wedding llidualrJ 'ts a boomln&, ..,.,'&Cid we 80lllfo
RECONS'll\UCl'IQN o[ the tnc1ustr!el f!"llllJlltM.Y<ar ballneJs. Olnt1 'lrlah we bad . bitten our tongue
of South Vietnam and llber parta ol ~T fh& New Weddtn& ,.presoes la rather than have said 11.
1ndochtna WOllld be expnive but 0.. ~lor oelf, for dlptlll and II~ for uample, sre a [ew typical
tasl<'woold be llmple comt1n111' ID tbal ol , ... llllernatl"' llill for oflhand remarks wbich, once Ulade, may
restoring \he area's sbatlend Jed. As cbanp. YID& ulde Ill llWlY laudable cause the speaker to wish later thet he
Thomas Brindley noCed In Far Eastem pola u '""1 u tbe lllllvlW>le pain 111.. bad maintained his golden silence:
EcGnomlc Royjew, tbe Indochina war tro®ell, tbe New Wed4lni noaetheless "I do."
••tw been a war aoJut Dituri." Bomb-pr_.,. our cravinl for the weddln& . "JI you think you have such 1 tougb
Ing a n d dlfoliatlm -left 1111111 lituaL tlml, 1'hy doo't you come to the o!l!ce
qitcultunl areu llllultable lor cu!Uva· ~~~:.':°'-'~, _llt\l.~ tome Q1 and do rtrf -k -and I'll
Uoo. ··-w Ol _.., u•• .... •llf borne •nil lake care ol the kids!" The bomllelkut ctuaa ol Welllenl imeumpCloa, cqioo .U.lellllfied buJllol, "An1\hlnl you can do I can do better." Europe were almolt completely rebuilt probalJly never apln to be repeated In ·
wllhin a decade. But Brindley observes Che Ille cl tho wedded couple. Tiie New "YOU IrrAY here In the car, and I'D
that "Soils and lancl-lonna chat have Wedding bas shelved Che consumerism walk to Ille nearest gas station and get a
hem polaooed and torn up may take Ill<! all ttit rest II finds [raudulent lo lhe con. It probably iln't very far, and 'Che
decodeo to be -In "'" ap. lfldllloaal oermmy. 8110, 'the N'ew w..i. !rah •Ir w1ll do me •goed.1'
protlmalo [uhioa -H It II ponlble al cling remain< I wedding, and ICs ma.,.. "Aunly, I'm the only nephew you
an." lodoclrioa's wounds may bear sboilld not maak the conUnultlea It pro-have !en, You're not the kind of ...ird
permanent tcan. vldes." rich old lady who dlea and leaves
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1}111!; pound girl like you? rd Uke to -J'.""
try a few o[ them oa a man my Ille. • ._ ________ ...,.._. "an l still love you, hoaOy. ll l llad
everything to her cat, are you?" •
"Why do you always serve rou\ bee!
hash for dinner the 1arpe Gy 1 alteady
had It at the office for lunch?''
"l know you are one of the wOrld'• liv-
ing authorities oa Proust, prof.,..., but
I hope 1 can get tbi'ough )l>ur eourae In
French lilerature Wleholit "4 ad I DI
anyChlng by or about hlli. 'l'o me~
sound> like nothln& but a ~1111al
pincushion." 1"'
"Why don't 1 go get my csr and aJvi1
yoo a push to help your t'Jf get staritdt
It'll probably only take 111eCOnd."
"It lllll'e bps been a ntco ~· Can ft
give anyone a lift home?''
"Let'• take thls rood • .}t looks the ""' leu <raveled by, and maybe, 81 Robert
Frost said, chat'll make Ill the differ-
ence."
"THAT SOUNDS llke a put Idea,
boss. Just put my Initials on tt, and I'll
put IJ\Y department to work on it 11
'11 wouldn't marry you If you were next
to the last man oo eoJ1h. I'd ratber)JW>
ry blm."
"Well, or course, .. , ml&hl play
charades." "r suppme, like moot IDOltY olllco hoya.
}'OU think chat someday ,,.,'lJ be bHd O[
Just ftl\ted • good cook or a prelly lace,
you .. n bel •your sweet life I woulcln1
bave plallod you."
"No, U \(omethln& ever haj>pened IAI
)'1111, l dci\ibl IJ l'd be In any rush to JllO'
-t0 BD)'Olle elae-clol at Jeut Ull!ll J &o1 baclt U-the cametery."
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Robtrt N. \Vccd, Pw~lbhcr
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Editorial Pao• Edit or
Ttie' editorial 1•.1:0 r'if tbc DI.Uy
Piiot tef!ks to Inform and stlmu·
late re1den by pmicntlnc this
ntwsptptr'• opinion• and com-
mnital')' nn tn<tb at tfttt~t and
•~lnce.nc;e, by Pf'O\'ldlni; • forum fOr tht exf)("tlllQn of ("Jr f'fltdert'
o~nJon.a. and by pt'u1l'ntltUr: thu
dlVtrlt v1e.,.,•pn\nt1 of ln fortitd Cfb.
Mf'VfJ'l_ aJld apokfsmtn OD toPJe-
of tbt d1y.
Wednesday, March 28, 197!
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Propbsed
LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Calllornla '""" \fnlV"ll!Y
and Colleges tnuteea we"'
ICheduled to ad today Oil a
Jll'>llOl8l,,\o offer reclonal and
atatew~ "'-programs,
mating I~ eaoler for many
stuileota to earu a degree.
The ptopoaed conaortlum ol
II ca~ IO olfer the
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decree ',programs gained ap-Assemblyman John Burton (D..5an Francisco) era~
proval by the tnl,lleel' Com-• up after uDSUC<eSlfully trying to feed Oapitol Patt
mlU.. oo F.ducatiooal Polley squirrels to ill!ISb'ate a point ln his battle with Gov.
~and wu endorNd by Ronald Reagan's tax spending program. An old man CilaiicellOr Glenn s. Dumke, easily lured the animals to his hand.
,lh, ~Senate and the --'---------=-----
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Wolnt,., Mlldt 28, 1973 DAILVPILOT ~+
-Odometer
Turnlxrelt
• 'Theft' • • -,.
SACRAl4ENTO (~P)-'Dll Rlpidtramitllaa!llCb,low o1 the Senale Publlc UtlllU..
cblel ol the So 1 Uu nt • prll!iity wllh ~ oftidalo.. and Oirporalionl Conpn!Uee
Ca!Jj9mla Rapid T'r a a t I ~ tbl! "In '41 mlllloft they '*''i to paai the tiill. He saJd be 11LQ6 ANGELES (AP) -
Dllb1cl has ~ OCC\lled ol Ond a dime for ~ trldslti'! Would delay the vote al Jeut , ll>d 1llltllct om qr Al'P'i!
'!bod faith'' and of"pll11ft\ie MiUI Mi<l -· 'JWO '!Vl!eD. • bu afrinned 1he lholt COD
1uy·way out" of ·a r&..f' G"-· · ,~,~ -.. "Mills authoced a 1971 .law tiooaolaSantallllbera ~ · -·~P ..,... lhL M> · extendlng !he stale sales taa flll llrll~· Sen~te Preai~r"P/9. i.,,. otllaUont lll!"ald he waa at-to gaaoline, raising I'll em. llfll.ll'UMIR cir l!WeJ' beCaldie he
.tamea Mills (D.Sim DlesOl, ~ fo ~ the kind fl?O million a year for rapid '--------~ tine alltool ofltl' turning thll •'*' accusetr ~ _.,i' ~~·.-I 4)'stem Milla transit ·and m.., tram!! pre>-· mileage m tbe odometer::4
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er JaCi Gilstr~p • ......,.. Bot, Qllttrap aald, ex-grams. """' deal Fran!< d'ay o1 deliberately ' ·~pl eodsllnf)lus aervice 1"' SCRID plan for ll!)Olld-r---------. '"" er, \ the Leglalalure and' ol Jiian. ''llM,ll-ary Jltlt st@. Ing Its f43 million share ol had beeio coovld.d in a...,.
nlnC to c1r1ve his bus transtt _1~ ailo '!'_kl Gilstrap wu !hat fund Includes 12&.1 milllon R<nse. s rind iurr l!'la1 before SalU ~·
disfrlct to the jiolpt· of ~.~H:!I "' l!l"nd $ U to aupport a 10 cent reduction V. bara j:oW)ty SUpe<lor'"::"""' I
bank!uplcy ...,.... 'bi rapjd tninsil 'funlls tn bus fares to 30 cern... Judge John T. Rlcbrd ol me·
Then, Miu. said SCRTD -.. guo11ne ·1aa bllt 'Peanu•··' coun1 o1 pelty -and 1wo
would come to tbe ~ature au~ by Y.iUI ~lower bus t1'· . OlUld4 ol crancl tb&fL ~two years to .. aat.lbe 11a1e•· !Jlte&. ~t. Is noc.tecbal~y •. Boycott p•••~~ua '""'IJ - A prison""""""' bad been .. to bail them ciut. HO aald Jbat lll.,.0. :.Aid l\lllll, but >t ~~,. ,ur suspended, J>owever, and "-" vJolated an ~'that viol<ijes tbe Intent. o( the law. CbArlea M. ~creator wu put m )X'Obatloo for fiftH
l:lls and rapid •--'~ rwt1. He 18id Gll.stnp-WOW.d end ,up Su rted of the 41Peabuts~ comic .· years.~ ~·•I
al -,-,... r·-having to llbut down the'new ' ppo strip, acored twke today Court n:conls showed that"
grams get equ "~ ., ' bti5 llnOs he ts proj!Osin~.' . · In preparat!Qns f9r the the mlleage had been set bacr.ul
collen j>resldenta.
e Girl Critl~I
SAN bIEGO (AP) -Ellen
Stater, the 18 ·year ·old
daught~ ol a Riverside
1 Milla,IJ!d Gl!.trOp 'c;la'!'°'I in" t LOS ANGELES (AP) 1971 Toltrn8m!nl of Roses •
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· v ' ' a hearlng·over ' bill bY Sen. ·<;ounly supervisors have given parade. · ~ OATAS -WHO said •w.•d
f(l,t;e acations s tud;nd !i:~~a!i ;:~~* -~fc.t~=~! .. ~ of ~:t"::~ d!f~ft!. ~~:i~ : .. : ~ ~~~.!':
' 1 ~· hi bit SCRDT .!rOm ·~ l5 pouliry products. Roses, ~ that argued t>imlng back the ml~'
au ket e1ecutlve whO
was peel from her home
million of the ftmds ~'from A housewives' group, Fight Schulz will r be grand age dldnft constitute theft. But
SACRAMENTO CAP) _ LL lo " t . Mills' rapid transit act ol 1971 Inflation Together, sought the marshal ol the N • w In Its decision Tuesday !be IP' '1
emp ~ m your office." and asked for a report on the to ha buse Year's Day ev""t and that .rt---' ..,
Gov, Ed Reinecke ha.I ordered Phil Jordan, a Reinecke vacation situation from his pure se new s. support. "HappineSs 1s·:.." will be pel1ate CCl'D't w:xw........ .:.:. F~b. 9 beld .for tfiree days
In B , ts Usted In crlt1oal an Investigation into allega-pn!ss spoltesnan, said the staff. A VOTE ON the Walsh bill r:=irv!;::!~en:,e~o ~= the parade's t be me. ch~U:-~ =~~ c;A
lions by a former at8tr R e p u b J i ca n 11 euteoant was delayed indefinitely after with a pledge not to eat meat Schulz' book. "Happiness misdemeanor vehicle code vi~ condl at a suburban
bospl ~ being injured In
an aittO ilccldent.
merd:>er that Reinecke'• top governor, a candida.te for "HE JUST doesn't know if a llh-hour hearing. Walsh said or poultry neit week. saying ls a Warm Puppy,'' is a lations, the appeals court~
aides have been able to have governor in 1974, f ound there's anything to it or not," he did mt have enough· .lllP" people should be allowed to million-seller. ... cision said the state ,
Steward's letter "Int•-"-" J rd said rte ~ t t th ·•·-~· lood band i • The girl received head In-
juries w a Baja, Calil., auto
accldenli1 and ii in a coma,
'autboriUes at OlUla Vista
!!'oopltal said 'l\leaday.
lhelrvacalionsandgetpaid ---=-~==--===-==--..~__:~o:.::::an:.::=-·------=~poc:::='~s~~:.::::~=n ~a:.:.::=e=~:::::w~g~=consum:=:::::e.:::::.::o•:.:::::::· __ -.!;!=~:::i::==:::':=;;!:::::====~~oode~~sbool-d_a~ppl~y~.---
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LOS iNGELES CAP) -A
SUper!</fCourl judge has ruled
that ~ city of Los Angeles
1111111 pi\' nearly $80,000 In at-~e,r•; faes • \0 nine ' ~ ""'"hid """ an-tbJ61ie ,suits !nvolvtng Los
Angeles 1nternatlonal Alrporl.
Tbe 'eclalon , TuesdBy by
Judge •ven S. Weisman was deserlbfd 11 tha Orst under a
1971 sf4le code making such a
defe~ liable for payment
of ,attorpey fees if the other
side ""'" • 'l'lt,i,tt Charged
OAKLAND (AP ) -Hugb T.
118-year .. ld Pied-
and inventor of
N ets, was ordered
Tueadafto appear Aprll 17 ln
Alameda &Jpertor Courl to
1U1SWer charies of grand !heft
and violatk>n of the state
securiUes act.
In a prellmuiary hearing -
closed to the Pllllllc ~nd ~
news media a ;11amson-a re='
quest -Eh:ile Weltz, a widoW
who ·~ed u 'I mllld at
parliei'!ll!IY• by· Harrison,
telltlDed--she loot $60,000 to
$&5,000 given Harrison to in-
' vest.
ACCUSED
SHUNS TV ,
SANTA CRUZ (APl
Herbert W. Mullin, who Js
charged with murdering 10
people,, has won the right
to a solitary cell away from
the nolae of a jallhouse TV set.
He asked In court to be plac-
ed In a cell brock ~ himself,
"whereAhe 'TV lsn t playing
aJI day . . . IO that I can
study:"
Superior Court J u d g e
Charles.,$. Franich granted the
request l!elayed until April 5
the date for the 25-year~ld
former Fs student to enter
a plea.
Hal D. Steward raised the
question in a letter t o
)leineeke Monday In which he
said he had been told that he
was entitled to take vacation
lime olf and not have It ol-
flclally recorded ..
Then, Steward said, he
W'OUld ''be .paid again for the
precise aame leave time in
cash when he departed from
If this sownds impossibll,,. ta JI
tod11 for the q1-opeA11111tory ot
Hoq Memorial HospJbl's "fovr
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ByL. l'E'l'EB IUIJBG Of .. _.. ........
0...•11 lire trying to sabotage the
Regjodal Cooservatioo °""" by drivlnf it broke, a membec of
y-created panel charged In a
ilfach talk tbia ~. • Wl¥. ~er of Udo Isle, ad-
the Newport Harbot·Cbamber of
al lbli BaU>oa Bay Cluti, said
wSuits filed against the cofu.
d "l'lhlng other l)!an nuJSlllCt . '·
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lC. ON HOUSE .
ljotjle lo ..UT A DAILY PUhl'
wmtl ad coulll -)'OU wtlh l""118· See ii thla 11111' II Jfll:
llARBOR Vll!W -1 lllodel, 3 bed, s ba.
lam. !1'!-i l1b ......
lealo nota, -mdL . (piiolle ... )
l ad wal In the ~ on a rrllllr ~ -11111aoldby~1-
noal!". tt a qulclt aale ol -_..!!!, Ila!
YOQll -will! a DAILY Pu.ur • ~'Iba direct line la ....
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• :;U't.l.]Mlt"ll\IRM ~l<mpl lo discredit
tho ~on for all klDds of .......,., ..
Mra. ~ J'haiud.
·Sbe aald ii lo.-Ollimllted the auits will
..... ll)U<jb u tt.5 millloo to defend
"¢ called theui "a purpooelul attempt lo
drain ua of funds.~
.lofn. ~,.who a l o n & with san
~ llJll'yOI' Art Holmea sJ>Oke be/orf 31111 -al a Cbimber 6unrl!e Bull se..ion0i aid ·lawyers have admilted
they don't 11taud a chance • of winning
"'!lie ol fbe sult1, ''.~!have ll>ld, me that the lawyers
!mow lull ...U they can't win them," sbe over __ a1>1>ro•als...,.; juit dOOe to help gel thelnitiattver.saed·
said,-'bu\ they're cfo!na ti lo slow us slo" down the deftlopments," sbe laid. ''Tlie eitlzens ...,.. ed lo believe the do~ and cast ., """"1." The root of the lawsuits fl a l!iaJor conunls$tooo would be fmanced by that
ilaue, both Holmes and Mn. -1$ million through 1"5," Newport Ill liO mlervlew ~r the tsll: she aid said, because of the rapidly diminishing Cbambec fre!ideot Ridlard S. Ste....
a primo e•amplo Is the suit filed bl' the fllnds approprtsted to keep the llx obsened In a questlQO! to the speakers.•
Building lndU8lr1 Asfodatioo <ii Orange regional and one llOte commisskrl In Mn. Rosener counleroct-by aaYinl the
Coonly. bUJinw througti 1!177. . lnltiaUve ststed that attelnpt.s W.Ufd be
"Part ol their aull aays we are causing Propoailklo :io, the -00 ln!UaUve made to get lederal u&lllanOO to-help
radal discrimination " she aald. "That's -ereat!nl "lbe comii11aalons -thal was.~ with the cost.
patently ridiQJlqus o0 its face •. u was put ed 1iY v~ In November, al'l""Pila!ed -· "But tbe federal m0n appropriated
in for ill nn!lonce value. 15 milliori to fund tliem. by Cong,.,. for coastal management l)aJ
"! can't prove tbiS. • she satd1 "but ii Critics chuged that the sponsors of the been impounded. ,by Prel\<fenl N~."
really bolds true' Jor both sides, Some of measures knew:.lull well.that WOl!ljn1 be Mra. ~ner said.
the cillzen appeals that have been filed enough mooey bpt kept the figurea low lo "! knew it woui.Cw;zii.:up being his . -.
fault," Stevens responded. Mn. Rosener
is an active member of the Democratic
party.
Both she and Holmes estimated it will
take ·about twice as much money to
operate the comnUnim than wa~
budgeted -excius!Vlo" ol the cost of
defending tbe ia..Wt.s.
"The state oomnuaskln came awfully
close to dividing tbal $$million by .. ven.
with equal sharee for each of the si:r
regional commisSrons and a little larger
share for itself," Mrs. Rosener said.
"We're probably tatkjqg very c)J)Se to
$2 million," Holme..s said. --.. -.... -· . .
Mutiny Reported
{ndiaJ.t_Militant,s Have Falling Out
P!!iE iUbqE, S.D. (Ufl) - A gpvelTI'
meal apollesman aaid today it has been
leamed then! has been .a mutiny, reach-
ing, the poinl of an armed confrontation
al ooe point, among the lndianJ occupy-
ing the setUement of Wounded Knee.
(Related li\ories, pages 3 and I)
Assistant Attorney General K e n t
Friuell said an informant inside · the
besieged llap>lal got out word that there
was a. fallin'g out between the \wo leaders
of the Amerkan Indian Movement (AIM)
anct-Ogiala Sloui who have joined the 29-
day-<>ld oocupaUon of Wounded Knee.
Bui he Indicated about 100 Ogll\las,
natives of the Pine Ridge reservation
where Wounded Knee is located, may
decide to leave the village aod come
through the federal forces encircilng tbe
town.
If thll happens, he said, the forces
holding Wounded Knee would dltindle to 50 lo 60. . -
Th< dissidentl inside Wounded Knee in-
clude Ltonard Crow Dog, the "medicine
man" who bu been the spiritual leader
of the militants during their oCcupatlon .
It was the first word of a split In the
lnd!an ranks slnce they took over the
historic hamlet Feb. 'l1 demanding
recognition of Indian rlghta and ouster of
the Oglala tribal government on ti»
~rvation.
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1"V )'futhenn1n IActurn ~· Sci_ence In f!!lfttiflttl>o! ~~
Al ·one point Tuesday aigb~ Frizzell
said, guns . were waved and pointed
between· the f~ of AIM leaders
!luasell?,leans and Dennis Banks and the
Ogiala contingent led by Pedro Bilm--lY_~pQrt ~fl:US ~~ff.f !~.~
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lilt 1ritb • HJ beer i--
.... -Gii -for put Inf-*"'· Oolla -·1 ~veralal. Fire
Jloule nfFt "" la -ol'lel Intl aodA pop plat --and oo far, It all
-IObolepL 'Ille es1etjlldi1 1111 at 177 E. 17111 81.,
111"1 --polrona Iliad II and ls
llJrtnc ..... -ol the -.... -may )'<! be ahead Is ti. en-
-lfol -city ... -lllllllotlllao -boo1 bllWDI !or ...U ..... ,...,,....
Ollt Oolla -pol1*wt dn>pped by Ille""' ..... ~#I and oliiJn.
ed -...... .: a lliQlld.--•lcklnl
""" loet ........ -her bead and =all. . I~ DoMll" PrllCJlanl also
...... -"' -tilt blr dine-
.. Gii tap !or Iba ........ Ill nauru11
ette. .
The ~Meana 'Jot 'the drop 1$ wu Journals · ~ •• , .... ~ent .
lndi.lilf, aid Ille split t ' ' '
· Knee developed llfter Callfug them " to '1nlnon, • Anceltt silt and tho lloll)IWOOCI 1'riiS
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._li!<lsl~by !t!.·~· . NtwpG<t llejch o all 11j • i!t the city's """'"""!, bumlll lo ,. newlllt!lllillia'of 1* ' 1
orlll!Od 1114 lllld tho)' p Id~ 1 lhoilld '* -lrorn jbcel • "'* n .... · lbd there wtre \ o u d go altlr i third .one. . where minora lildllcrtmlnalaly can obtain
'11U•Dli ml aliouta which cllm~ City manaier -..i L. WyM an-the p.pers," lj'ym aald.
willl ,(be braildWdng of gµns, FriU.ell nouilced thla momtns that Police Chief He aaid ii they wlah lo place the papers
aald. • ·· . . B. James Giavaa bas been lnstructOd to "In a building !or aale that 1' supervised
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his ,viln flir · :io minutes Tueoday night
alter it collided wilh another vehicle at
ti... intersection of Beach l!oulevard and Mafu,~(et fil'llunttnrlon Beach. li'Wmen Ued . fofcli01, .. wt ani! ·a
hydralillc pump to free .Richard A.
Power, ta, from his demolbbed van,
polloe said. ·
Power, 333, E. ,21st St., suffered multi-
ple fractures of htl right leg in the 8 p.m. accideo~ a fire departmen! spokeaman
said. He was lllted in satidactOry con-
dltion this morning at Orange CoUnty
Medical Center.' .
His pa-er,. Kelly Sooes, :IO, of the
aame address, was 'not trapped in' the
oollision. He wu released from the
hoapital thla morning.
1'olice said ~van was traveling east
nn Main Street and was· turning left on lo
Beach Boulevard when ii collided with a
CadillM: driven by Jonny Goodsell, who
was drivq 1"ol on Main.
Goodaeli, 11831 MacDull St., Garden
Grove, was Doi lnj1ired. ..
write the publishers of tllO Los Angeles by lldulll, ao u adult can Jiave control
Siar and the Hollywood freas,-lnformiag -o\11&; ·wbo pur!:1r1 -them -to makt
them of the actlon. aure lt'a not a 11-year.old -II they do
They can "°"Unue In distribute them . that, they may distribute them. But they
only lbroucb marketa an4 liquor ltores cannot sell them from v e n d I n g '
that wish lo aell them, WJ'DD aald. 11lliChliits."
The city manager aloo aald that WJ'DD llid Glavu' letter is "not going
simllar stepa will ..... bl tateu apblsl-to aay the pa-are pornographic as
Ille 1-"1 Angeles Free Prell. such, because ihat ti a very grey area .
"Eventually we'n aotna to have to ban "The letten will say that ln our col·
the Free .PreA, too, 11 Wym iaid. ''We've lectlv• judgment, ~ Ute p 1 p e r 1 are
got lo be consistent. We intend to ap-barmlul In minor<." Wynn 11id.
proaoh the Free Presa in the near Wynn said the city believes there are
future. Y sufflclent laws avallable-to permit city
Ill his a-meal thla morning, olflcials lo regulate material lbllt ''II, II
Wynn aaJl'; Ch!Ol !llavu will write a l~t· our opinion, obviously harmful to
ter fo thO J)Ub~ aaytng that the Los minors."
$2,375,000 Bid Accepted
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A, Loe Angeles real:ostatc cliyek>piitqt • ~bl to apply.~ .[noney lo beip ease ·
firm became ·the ,,...., ·of a· 57-a"" -wercrowdlng-tlroUihi>wl I!>< distric~
l!Chool site Tuesday night when ill bid of '"1e lllle of the Midway -City property
12,375 000 was accepted by the Hun-1eaves the district with two unused achool u• Beach Unioo. ll!lh $cb®ljll.slrict :titeto One is et '!he inleraectlon of Golden
trustees. · , -· 'West Street aod WE"llU """"" where
Weodlilne Corp. waa V!'<hlgh ,bldder In the; • '!JOteraburg o..lnuatlon HI I h .
the auction of the Mldwi\y City-site COii· School is located and the other is at the
ducted at 'Tueaday'a ]!oard meeting. lnteraectlon of Yorktown Avenup and ~ other flnna bid oo the property, NeWland Street. .. • 1 but none out~Jd the Los Angeles-based • • nnn. ., . · ·oraa11e ···
• Woodbine l'resi~t Garrte> Dtriuen •
was on band lo prmnt trusteee ''!'it& a ~
check for fl.28,000 11 a depoijt nn the
purchaoe. '!be . ·property at the lnteneClloo of
McFaddm Avenue and Newland Avemie
was-declared surplus bf the cilstrict 1ut
year.
A 11'11 oludJI ol deYeloplfttnt ill the
dlattlct lhoWP.!' the! tile )IOllUlelloa infW1 exPected for the Midway City ma never
~ and .. -olflcials and lnl8leea decided to rll the property.
'l1le city ol 1'~ Jut yarap. Proocbeil the .i.trlct with Ill ... to bay
15 acres of the sl\e lot ... as • ,..~.
llut a achool ~ aatd 1" prico
oflerod.,.. wall'iJOlO;ilir morW'8klO ~ ao the decislon waa loado .10 lleep the· aenac• In Ill ori,tna! ror. ud ru 11 to
lbe b1lheat bidder.
Wboe the aale waa pr_.i 1ut )'tar,
truoteea dectded lo u.. the /ulltll lo
Uperade Ille auppon btctlttieo • t w~ llllh Scllool. p._.i pro}
ecto lncNded Ille ...,..,.. • of the
library and lttnch -.... 11 u ...
ot-iJattoo of additlaoal boot loeUn. But ~ tllo .... , ,,,. tilt lioDd
ialue laat mOath, -..,..., Jn.
' • I Mostly ....,-'Ir ..the way the I
weatheriac\Y calls' It lot 'lllurtdq, j .
with siightiy Wll'lhet"temperatww . •
of IO al the heachoa, incliog up In
1$ inland. Overnight lows in the
upper 141.
INSIDE TOP-'Y·
"Cabart~" ltd bt/ Ll'8 lltn. neUi, recd~ ...,, of die llo,..
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Awardl sflmv'!Oilh <ivf;I 01car1-
Stt. .storle11 Pages 3, 4, 30.
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Officials Reconciled
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·To Base Reactivation
. Despite a critical report by their plan-two fixed wing propeller aircraft to be
ning department on the reactivation of based at Los Alamitos.
'Los Alamitos Naval Air Station, Orange A report by county Planning Director
County Supervisors Tuesday decided Forest Dickason said there was nothing
there Is nothing they can do about it. in the plans to prohibit the use of jet
"There Is no altemaUve," said aircraft which would heighten the severi-
Superviso'r Da vid L. Baker, in ' whose ty of the environmental Impact.
'pistrict the air base is located. "The But Dickason admitted that there ap-
govemment has decided to use the sta-pears to be no method whereby local
· tion 'for reserve air units and tpere ii government can control or limit t~
nothing •e cnn do to stop them ." fllgbt aetiviUea once the base is in opera-
A report by couhtY planners said the tion aga.in. .
U.S. Arn1y's environmental report did ~position to the reopening ~r the air
t•ot contain sufficient specific, quan· station has com e from the cities of Los
ft.;i:tive Md twally rtlevant dala and~ -AlllDlltos, Cypress, Stanton, Garden
1 \.itnati.on. Grove and Seal Beach. The government
CUrrent plMS call for 4,000 to 5,000
.. rttervlsts from vurious branches of the
·service to use the base as a training
"cent er. · •• · · ·
move ii supported by ~ Long Beach
and Seal Beach Chambers of Commerce
plus various veterans groups.
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ever gettfu'.g ancthe.r license from lhc
ABC !," QjocJares cOita Mesa City Coun-
cilman Alvin L. Pinkley, a longtime foe
ol bottomless bars. '
·• "And.t.WoUld ia1 this goes about as
low as you can got" he fumed , adding
that hiS : idea · Of etltertainment is not
watching a niit<.<d girl or 18 on a dance
floor.1 •
"I WOOld ,.y the city would be Juslilled
in do"". aoytbing possible to eliminate
this cancerous grOWth," continued Pink·
ley.
City Attorney Roy June was unavail·
able for comment on what new actJoo
c.oeta Mesa authorities may take next,
ii any. '
School Crowding
Impact Proposed
Huntington Beach High BChool trustees
agre<d Tue!day nig ht to ask local clly
governmenu to list crowded hlgh ~Is
as part of the environmental Impact
report! for new housing developmenta.
Th.,. wu no dl6CUulon of the action
bi.led: oo. a similar sctloo taken by the
san Die~ School District.
Trustees om~red SuperlntonBI . Jack Roper to their c11e lo 1he
lour c1Ue1 w · llo wlthla the 111 ICjUln
mile high school district.
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• •i'ito/ ' !I o't 'l!f· ffflli l;.lnll~ r; hfU'.
CANDIDATES ...
"About tbe S!. ~ •• tcMlla i;ome
up wllh was the 1<1'bil financiil pieture
was ,toMe polo( &'.there Wu no way
out ~ biln/~ ~g'-"y u14, ."He ~"~
not sble to meet bis obllgaUom and bis
b&nk records show he was steadily going
into the hdle.11 • !"-
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have been part of tbe motive for suicide.
Tltatcber had a 15,000 insuranoe policy
with no stipulaUobs preventing payment
In the event of sulclde, Amburgey said.
"The loans be bad were also insured
with no stipulatloo for suicide so
everything was covered," he said.
AmhtV'gey .aald Tbatcber was known to
be a proud llWI, tmwilllllg to aak for
mooey from lrieDdl to get him throogh
the crilil. The ~intensive investigation into
. Tba!dJet:s death '!Unl<d I »umber of
olh<t clues tltaf 01111 ~led to 1ntlcide,
Amburgey said.
The police crime lab found traces of
the cililcre~ Ill~~ "ih'"ill<: '1runk of
Thatcher's car: ... traeea\~ block: to a
· bciifdliig silppl=-ala lti&f>I ;d;rehtbOred %e>'lliie aod r ·lhk~Oi n111 i>ilik "\>ID!ll.mothesiil! tlHedi!W'tf¥111'biodl;&i
in the yacht club11tore room. ·1
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attach the block to Thatcber!1 body .. wtre
. 1JW!l!WtJll.-il simu.rw!41t~Pn a , iJ11Ur!lo. ol, COl'J!Ot~~ 'II!< tltall,ill!AA'S
gara&•· ~ , ... 1 ...... .,"t '""""·f'··~lh" · · AiTibiirgey also ,aald.. lber,e b.,evldellfe
lege lo see what is "'81 Thait'r efeve(,\efl'J!lr; yac~lub
happepipg to~ a y. 11111.\IJ&))t df.'aPJ?e1 ~r~,,~tce,.,,~, 'i:i~
She is ttnafnst giving he prete11ded t,o, e~ye .!ill . ~ICU", , •• SQmewbere insid.e Wllil everyone. !\;id teachers the righ.t gone.
1 to strike, · Tbe Orange County Coroner 'told police
As quallrications today there were no traces 'of alcohol or
she cited her tenure drugs in Thatcher's ~lood, ruling out any
on the boan1 of the l"'ssiblllty he was dn1,gged by somebody
Southern C&llfomia and thrown into the water.
H o s p i t a I Credit 1T11tA1Jss ). spokesman for Pacific V l e w
Manager's Association, her vice-pres i· Mortuary where ThatCher's body was
dency with the South Coast New:ololical 1aken satd today no ' I u n u a I
Medical Group, experience as a notary ""°"&nP.P'nPrtts have been macfe pem;ting
public, and her acceptance as a s•udent the ani•al of the couple's son from
at the Western State University Colleg1. Northern Ireland where bi ts servl.ng
of Law. . \Yuh tne British Army. Donald Strauss, Newport Beach. 1s 1 __ _
seeking one of tbe two college ~rd ._...,.._~~~ seats after having served a total of 11 ~
years on the Newport Beach E)emen~ry
School Board and later the Newport·
Mesa Unified School District Board.
The vice president in charge of
employe relations at B e c k m a n
Instruments pointed to his expertise· in .
this area and stressed the need for im-
provement of relations between fa~lty,
students and adminlstratlon. He urged
that students sit on the board of trustees
as non-votini members.
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be apart lroni. other students. •
On the m<ik.q.~Jtwliu
report of ~llrilWl't'1
commit!-'. Tbe San Francisco Democrat
has said state money for ~eltais should
go 'I' ~Ual 0< ~ ~ iOt alf\lieil" .ffe~Ji,& .• ~ :
Brown'• cmuhll~ stall points out
.. lh~t "less titan •. hail • •La~~
(1£aining . dj>ctorsJ ar~ 1 ~l\1'io,\!lti .a
general wiver,sllJI , CBIJ)llll! · • ., ~
report addo llut~the 1'clsssteal'' ~
tralDing docton tn a m«lical' 6Chool
·1ocated on a unive~~r: ~~Pus ·.~t& 'a
teaching botpltal, "is I~ eattem 'for only
i,a pl 117 9{ U.S .. medlcal~~l~.''. , ,
. the committee'• prellmillfrl" report
·ooncludet: 1'Every medicpl,Jehoo) does
not require it:I ·own on-campus tt'.aching
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DAILY PILOT SINt PMf9
Ne.,, t\Uqi:-11 . ,
John O'Connor has been h)(fd ,
as a new deputy city alt~ ! fo~ Huntington Beach. Force
past three years he served;.as
assistant city attorney in ·Bev· •
erlY Hilla. He calls his movt>lo ·
oFange County: .'a total tr~i· · ,
lion from an asphalt Jung(~ ' ,, 1be committee suggests the' question of
need for an on-campus hospital "should
he considered lri the light or the adequacy
of nallable oH-campus hospitals, ellnics p • • '° ' w· • . 1
llltd' other resoarce. m the , aria 1,"lSOiler S I ~ .
(available) for teacblng l""l'O"I-'' ~
All ·who addmled the conmiltteo BU&· H b '!:f ·
gesled Otange County Medical Ceirter Is A waits ' us aqu,: :
""dequate 11 a hoop1ta!' facility.
Unlvenfty spokemnen -emPltaSlzed It 1s " Ii<
Inadequate-to provlde ·the lull rang& 1o Voices Concerit ~~ UexperlCI ~"!'celltucl·~ .. I permanent ~-4..· ; 1
-w · ~m 1 ~~· Her escitement about her b ... nd'• 'Ille key argumenl ID·the' otalf report, • . however, suggests that the optimal situa· imminent return from a prisonerft.if war
, tloo. -...i.t be to' loclte a medical +llCbool camp in North Vietnam is obviN~tlit tt 'f.UU.U .--U·,>1} , "In a community : where1 hospitals;~ is tempered with concern about men still
quate fol' teachlng•purpo8t8' already es~ listed as m~slng in actioq (Ml~-)~
. is~ stat~~t not be:ro ~ the·~ublic Jane Kula of Anaheim, sai4{ Wff>'.,sbp
testimony presented in the Feb. 9 ·hear. is "very happy'' about her bus~ u~
ings in Santa Ana, appears to be the coming: return. (Related story, P--4.)
basis of the new alternative that .the Alr Force Capt. James Kula iif'shot
medical 8<;bool be moved i0ut of Orange dowq over North Vielnam' in Jui/~i,~
County to some other~ location t.wbe;re one week after the .Kulas' lint w · such a hoepital ·exists •. ·. .
Observers of statewide hoapilaJ ilOlltics anniversary. llW
suggest MarliD Luther .Kil!g Hoapttal ID Capt. Kula ts still beiog be?Ed Iii> i
· South Central "°5 .A111e)eo. is ·O>ICb a today_ He may be on the Tit l
potential llo!Pital.·'l'be.jVatts i!<>'Pltal.bu of 61.~rican P,OWs l<> ~k ~
.bad dilliculty . attracti!lc· quality, otalf. Base iD the Pbllipplnes, ' . ,
Rui:aJ poor..,ould l>enel!l l"'!J!·~tion of ·~·"·•·w'~'. m-·-"•d '-·-'-a new medical school in Fresno Coumy •"J-• u11J' v•"' Lf" ~
fl!~ , hoopj\jll· llJ!:~ B,iid, t,_ fill. t!le. bill honl!, ""Ml'S.-lttl!t' Mil! today w ..,..
•. wtNJed h~,,UK.,i:olJl!IUl~:•Wl-,,, ... .. tacti!l:;f'bei,~' liot\ie'lirE·
L.-.!lr 0"!1111', t*···~l'Ol -.C.Dler "l ~ lYI' l~!r,,,!H!!~ mu~ led ,,(ii<;lt!C) \o.~11\l ~"ll '!'d,l:o/;n-for,'.~:,.-· oMi!bo'~ffiiilif1l.lf!iJ. ll\a1'• ~"~~1.'f.· ' . of!:~i!fr reali)'Veibi11tfda!il•lo IM1\ nl •I• ,,;.(t
i:e!IOil, the COIDJl!lllee nu'bl find llie'fe 'is Tbe Kulas have no children alS'®s.
no ~r:,'d~~o ~1,~jote.:n_~f.'ll1i:: Kula isn't piaDDing any special celebra-e 1om ,;\\Cffilfi.;;-'l!f'i!I, uonB"ltir<llU!iianctoaplimii,g .
g 1;'1 .. ril tud ti!l'''"al :illlitnm11~ "D'us' g11Uin1i hiQtrhorot 1s ' ain
·Uhli , I ,,,,i.-.,•1 J 1I~, lhrt lJ\o; O! .t •. -..1 thlriJl'!!lbe silW , :;J ,;[,f,1. I . CON>r'iJ •rf•'1.~··'''"" ~· n ;,,,\a~·a· Wyear Oran~t' ly ~·t~~~ ...... ~~!+' ~· .. ~u~·c K'u1 ~'a N j • ·noc ·.:·$Cieiii;~~&, . . · ·lt'liV~;~~e: For:~ . .
, , , 1 • Her"father, \lfilllam Bates, ia •-wtlred
. GUECHO, Spain· (UPI) ~ Stan, .. Air Foroe officer. /I '
aireda.le thit gained· n,auoowide publicity ' She ~·t beard from her ' '
when 1} became Spain s fif:st dog to wear since bis capture bUt 11y1 &be ''ooe
contact l~ses, died today 1n a traffic ac· of the. lucky one~ 11 The North l • r:jdan~ police said. 1 , · · · Shortly•pter bis ownec 1illlillft, Dim ,Jn ese re1eased Kula's name and to.
France a year ago,· the dog suffered bead grapb three days after his capt
injuries ln a. traffic accident and medi?l .Kula .bad plann~ ~n a career the
treatment ret.!'Slfd t.-tt'U.s ~ghttwas ·im. All' Force before bis tmprisonmenf ' I
paired. A Bilbao eye spec\alist f1tted the Mrs. Kula isn't sure whe~e .he will be
dog with cantacts which restored no a1 flon la the U.S. ~t shes not*1ng
vision \ ' i '; any chances on missing him. had
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Strauss challenged !he' two IDcumbents'
for not involving facu1ty . memQers In a
decision to reduce by J!)~:ihaiiJ>all the
requested sabbaUcal appniprfatlMjS.
Both IDcumllents blocked th(<(iallenge
by saying that faculty_ ID)'91Vemenl waa
Intense but there we~ P.)t that much
money available fa(_ bati$81 leave
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.Jaseban Sh8's
~Trac -h6e~ •
• HandbaD Bloves & Balls
Racquet Ball Racquets
Table Tennis Paddles
':. BadnlintDn 'Rackets
pay. ..ti• • , .....
Further, Strauu•'8Jd · Is~ to
dealinl{ with complef ftnancial problems
and that his help would ~ valuabl&.
because the district vrill ba staruna its
next ~~ .. Yffl' wilh fi 'llJ!l!!2n. l"H ,µ>an the prevwus year. ·
Rodda, a business COJl!Ultant, Pointed
to his quallflcations as lawyer;, corpora~e,
exec:uUve ,Jfficer, P ~ fil9" "-' l; a*i 1. mllltsiraUoo teacher, and lnstr.uctor . bi:
public relatloos. He said he was,proud.J>f
instnmlmtal ID Ille driltll>g of new·
I on that will tatse allotments to·
v ans from $! per man to PIO. tn addition, he said tltat t>oth he and,
Keene bad proven their leadeishlp i l>ll'
saved iubotintlal cost. to tho ~ye\'a.'
Rod<\I bcll"""' that llvtna tl1e-w.c1ier1
the rilbt to lllrike often leads to atrl\"
and tliat the90 are 1"3PM1ible for "the,
breakage ol.rHaUonabtps that 10111ellin11
go beyond the point of no rtturtt." ' ,
· U rwlected, he promlaed that be
Would continue to wor~ for ac-
countatilllty.' tie ..id that if, local prop-
erty ..... !"! 1008"< ...mco lo -educaUOD tlto;e In ...,trol of the fY~
will "have,lo )!e able I/! •1>91" ~ fe,der•l i
and iitate pvornmenta tJie Deed 1ar. adcll, tlaoal ltnenclng.'' ' ' 'i'l>e CQoot ClOmmtlDlly 0ol)oge 'tl\iirkl I
l!llh lta'IW Clll\ljlllttS oervoS tlio clpet ~ Seal lleacb, Htmlinit<11 B ea c h
WMtmlnltat; -1n Val!U, NiW1>b
Bead>, eaota -w • •Olllldlnf udl I llM!erporaltd county terrl~ "
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·Not tisted
Previously
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llfW...atMI'. "°"'It' dill. $7S.00 . . .
~Setlili : :
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y.,..,,,._,, 11~n hliwlsion. The
SoikO OJI-Etch self·windln&
wltcll ls liico hovirw your own little "
O>bot. ttlfwsyou .. lllSlantcllanp •
caltndarlhlttellsyou thodoy•nd
tho date, In Eot!lllh and in Spenlsh.:
ltlf,._youosynchron~sec:ond
• ' Mltlnl! Anc1·1r1 Wltter-t1$111d to 98.2 ft.
Because the Stiko DX Is made by
"'1\0lnatlon, you pt -• OJ• • llCCll!"CY ~ Oxtrt11)11!J rtOsonal>le
prlcu.Comesee l.iiyourself.
J.C. );/umphrie6 Jeiwl~J
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-fllar att·'thlt ~ obollt the lfOftl<ll'i Ul>erttlon ldovemeot o r '
Women's Llbintloa l!'ront I~ lust a pall-
ing lad, you may be In for ,.,..,.
...,nu. It.ho all l!Jl'<8'ail<a of being •· for,re&I. • •·· ....
J'or one thlni, the remale campaigners
"-sh!>flellf.d •the nanu1 from all this
~ .w: •. \WLF ,slull. Nowadl!y1, ii t.s · ,
•Imply, ""1o"A-u Tbe Women's Move-
mant. So11here,,.' & ~ ~ f'Ulllt.lbal ·lljltl going ~ then ao-
iullly ;~ )t1 . "l'lll!' !\BJ lo have aomet!ilii(~""" going for .It.
Dne ot , good lhinJ!f .t\le Women's
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' ' THEIR BIG NIGHT -Winners Albert C. Ruddy,
producer; Liza Mlnnelli and Joel Grey share vlc;tory
kiss. !n photo at righl, Frank. Slna!re ~nts Ros;!·
llnd Russell Hwnanltarlan Awrttd. '
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' I l '.io Award~ .~~.!1 • ~ lubo • HOLL~ !.Al>! -Mirtal Jraodo -dway'I equivalent ol Ille \)sc!ar""'81 ' I. bis~· ... ·~we ~and ·~ oll'•lbo'• bell act<i. . .. musi~ "Pippin.'' a•i>" ·• \ to n\lke tilt be • IJ , " Jo$)-·'·~
fllm i n di t{ry .... not lllOQlll! l'Oll 0ocJrt Is !1'1<lil>Y ~ Jildian ..,_ty. ")IM, " which -11 IJI )llljl, ,..,,.. I
j!r8ndo !or Ills portrvll ' woo U-()ocars -!or I
al'IWJ '!i)oGodla\IS." Br ~ lllm '""'---adlplld) . 'fblcb. wu -boot 'llln! ol lht yeot scremplay. ,The lllm llld beeD !>'"vlly
by the Motlm Plctbre Aca<lemy In . l•v....i lo sweep °" a..,._ • • ceremonJea Tuesday nlghr )lt 'rtlit Loi : • ~ HeckNI WU.~ ~ 1111>'. I
Angeles Music cmter. ~· actreis rcr lier nile as llle, LID Mtnnell!..the .,_, mn..,. ol poeseSStw mother ol a ;..m,g 1.thlll"llliln
'"Olblnt/' wu,p&cked u belt' actrfa. 1n "BUtterlUes An!'Free." -:rav-t 'lbemre!ctllloet!n~.(Seeeim-•'!be· MomhJg Arter,"•fi;Jm "'!Ille !
pete llJt, ~ !O,) . PoseidOO Advehlllre," ........ iiol~ ..
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SACBEEN UTn.EFBATllER 18.id Lui~ aunuet'1 ''The Dlscr.et~ of t
Brando had -ber·to ''rfcRll\JllY" the Bourgeoisie" was named beat !lflllP>J I
reluae the a want. 'lbe annoqncep1eol was 1-e llln!. , , <.D .....
greeted py ~. then by acattered ap-Two films heavily nophileiited ''"""" ,
pllillie> a1 sbe .~d lb& relusal W11f ·, norntnauona, "The El\ll~1qta" 111ll!'i
becauae ct treatmeht Of American In.~ "Sounder,'' did i;iot recefve ,1 a ~·~ ,
dlans by the filln Industry and by award. . i television in movie reruns end becauSe of Fosse was ~. surprise.~winner fci l1 recent blppenlngs at Wounded Knee, dlredor for "Cabaret," beatltli ·
S.D. Militant Indians liave held the favored Fraocis li'ord Coppola 'o 'e(
historic village !or 29 days. • Godfather." Be said, "I !eel .
Mias Mlnnelll, daughter or tho late standhlg up tiere beoaUSe l\ll'-co
entertainer Judy Garland, gratefully ac· Mr. MankltWICll l/ilven't hirned u
MDyel!Jlfll 1 going !or It 11 a lady nam· Of Patricia, Carbine. Formuly with Look M~~zlne. sl\e, ii now pUblllber and ~t9r-J,n..cbief ot '&, (a11'Jy new )oumal out
ot New Yori< Ctiy"calltd Ma. Magazine.
I BAD TllE PLEAStJilE of meeting
Ml. Cari>lne during a r-nt foray lo Fun
City. When you thlnt ol shakers and
movers wltb!n the Women's Movement,
you are likely lo draw a sharp menill
ptelure or what Ml. Carbine might look
l!ke.
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cepted ber award alter Brando's refusal J,oseph L. Mankiewicz Wll!J Jlll<ll\nl
or .fits. 0 T\Wlk vt'lll very Iriuch fCI' ibis "SieUth." · uc 1
award. :Iou hav:'iiiade mo Vl!rf happy," Fosse, coii>mei>dint on hi.I tlfte ·
sbe said. awards in three days, said, "Aftd~
'l'lllS WAS TllE -• tlme. In ·~ event.s of the posf rew days thJa'!*iidl ~ ~-turn me Into an opttmlsl >and ~
Pretty Blomk Srewardess Gives Lili t.o Return years that an a.car for belt actCW' was life!'· '!iqe ~ <
-down. George c. Scolt llid In 1111-JEl\ElllY LARNER won jhe ~!or
vance In 1rn be would lJOI accepl ii be 1 best original ....,..play ror "'11!6"*'
wan !or bla perlonnmce In "Pltlm." He , dldate, • a loot at polltla in U>e1·
. Like the old maid llChoolteacber you
bid In the fourth grade; ntnt-eyed, skin-
ny, with gold-rimmed glasses, bllr In a
tight bun, a black ankle-length dress
from Mode 0 Day and easy-walker
nurses shoes. Also, she carrles a stick
ruler with which to whack mate
chauvinist pigs on the knuckles.
"'nlE WOMEN'S MOVEMENT Is not a
fad ," she declared. "It is not this year's
huJa.boop. It la a revolution where 47
percent ol the population LI seeldng to
achieve human 1iberatk>n."
Ms. carbine is an excellent speaker
and a .convincing spokesman for The
Movement. And to show that it's all
there, she noted that the initlal Issue of
the new Ms. Magazlne sold out In eight
days and got 20,000 letters from women
in response.
"We had hoped from the beginning to
be a forum for 'WOIDen ever{Where," Ms.
Carbine uplalned. They appear to have
made the grade. Ms. Magazine now has a
press run nearing 450,000 copies each
time out.
THUS YOU HA VE a strong suspicion
that Ms. C&rbine is indeed correct in her
assessment of today's Women's Move-
ment. ~
It sure isn't this year's bUla·booP.
!or T1ull'sday are lo coincide with the
l!nal U.S. troop withdrawals from SOUth
Vietnam-
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"I wu flying lliat da1," recan.d :c.pt.
Rick Qmlllfe, 116, of Cleveland. "We tried
to IS him ool. He WU talldnf ml the ra·
dlo after lleiqi shot down. Be told us,
'I'm okay. !'«>pie are all around me. 'nley're corninl after me. .. • " ; ·.
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Brando woo ao Academy Award In '!BM speechwrlter becailse at I•" I 'lw(I'.
!or "On tbe Waterfront," and appeared candidate• I could coo~t"' • ~ II.
penona!1y lo •1*PI tbe (>ocar. He ·has Oippo!a and Milrlo l'u1oO '9n &!\ ...
been nominated six limes forllesl actor. for beSt -lay lr'oj\t' · ·
Miss Uttleleather, who said she medium •for their adAl>!A~Oll "ol . •,I
represented the Native Americans AI:-novel ''The'Godfatbri:" · .•· ~ \
firmaUve Image Committee,, a a i d , 1ici.baret" also won awardi for~t
backstage !¥ Brando "woul~ bave been scl>ring adaptation and ottg!naf ...,,
here m person but !houllbl lie ~14 lie '!'Ore, best -.ound, best• 9'filiifl, ~t
more helpful al Wounded Kn<e.''. Sl!o. dirocllon ~best ctn-tog;apllfl81) t
declined to answer aey ~"°' alx»,tl Tb& a.car !Or best oltRlnil .in.oue wbether Brando bad ~;left tar .the score went• to a ·20-year.dd ltlDVWlanly·
besieg>d Indian ~-1''' .T reCelillY tt.ieaaed in Los ~
"Cabaret" coll ~ ~. in-''.Llmeilglll." :nie ~w!!d, went.lo Qiarflts .clndla& one !or Joel ! beSt sup.· C!iaplin. Raymond 1laidi · an<i ·IWIY
"""'""actor as the nluilaball's master .Jl-..u. · • . ·"I I "" r=.~ . .. ..... -~~ tbe~p
• . ib Fosae~· "Cabaret>;.'~·,_. :\<oimtfy ~ IJ,i! ~ !l!fl. Uii!toA
· dredor ~·It, '!'U bis tbi1\\ years .P:ti~.~ ~ · .
award In lbreii ~lil'M; L~~.~~t•tie¢1a[
he had wm t , :r-!11"~~"-_:r 'the flfotloi!~kl'ltl\JI , ~lllllUl!!I
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JultWable concern has been ~d In Hunting· ·
ton Beach recently over :Ille p~ polka <0mputer·
!zed address file. > i • ,
Some of the char~ appear unfO!lllded. '\Y~ d!Jll'
reelly believe local laW' eo.lo~ent ls Willfully"tam· '
palgnlng to become "big btvlher.• But some aspects of
the computer operation sbold4.be care!J,ally watChed be-
cause they easily could impinge on·indlviaua1 rights. "
The S)'Slem easentially JioJIBlsts of a central ad~ t
rue and BlX subfilef. The address file cwitains .no per·
aonal informailo)l and will ;e shart4 ••Ille. ponce and
fire departllientJJ: It's a locate~ -in wbldl pinpoints
emergenclel"a\ld dispatl:lles the DNre6t available fltld
unit. '!'here ltn't. moch oonlro¥"1'"1'UOU!id that. ·
The six subftles are a bit 111«e sensitive. They do con~petoonal infOrinatlbn. Two of !hill\ are quite
lauda : one ii a ljltlng of ~~"with special med!--
cal p ems, such as weak bearli, of which they volun·
tartly notify the police; the other lreeps a conStant llst
of ambulances and hO'l'ltals and can notify a field medi·
cal te.am..of the ne.,-est available help,_ ~
Two other subfiles -a list of warrants issued and a
list of local convicted felons -,jile rather toutin·e. They
. involve'.!Pff'lll•ti-On ~.'!J>arlf!le!if ~dy has"
'!'Ire last two may' be' a bit more controvel'filal. One
ls a listing of jUns in toWn. It will not lial every .gun in
town, onlfconcealable hand weapons (already required
by law) jn'> volUiltary registrations.
The sixth file will cover comments made by officers
ln the 'fi.ld as they, make contact with citizens. Possible
comme9t,.· Jnlght be: "aggressive toward police," "po-
tenUal ileroin pusher." •
Th~ officers' comment. is a purely judgmental file
which ,P01ice say they already have on interdepartment
bullefihs and verbal briefings. Putting it on computer
card§,' however, mak-es a ready record of it which could
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be damil!lng ta a re,sldenl
On lhe wli<>!e, the pol,lce computera ~pear \0 be a
wortbl!lllle i~vestment al¥I -., boost to sound !alt' ea•
foreemetlt. Bu~ both .lilt \lep~at and the public need •
to be •We •\hat some~ at the computers' are ol
a highly ""nsillve nature and should be tightly controh
led.
We don't think "big brother" Is coming to town, but
we don't want to leave the door open for him :
Laudable Effort • . ..... , .
Last weelt Fount.lit Valley city co0ncilmen gave
. the~"!val. lo an agreement which will gtve the cit1
55 of Mlle Square Park to build a recreational ... 'compla:. ~ ' '
Council members and city staff are to be com·
mended for the effort they put Into the two-l'.9"1' proj· ect to lease the property.
At tb<I lime that· they approved-the lea~uncil·
men and staff members were critlclzed hY two Foun·
• taln Valley residents who claim the city dpes not have
• ,e ttie.~l.U J!!ll.!!on to bulld'll!e complex nor the fund1 to • meet the· $1?5,000 annual maintenance and operations
coit They also suggested lh't city funds should not be
spent on i project that can be used by people who don't
live-in Fountafil Valley.
The crltlclsni appears unwarranted. City officials
have detailed lb• financing of the project several times
and, based on tl)elr figures, the city does have the money
for the de~e\i>.Pl)lent of the complex.
And the suggestlon tllat a city should not spend
money on projects thet benllfit tire public at large is at
best selfish in an area where other cities maintain beach
facilities fo'r public°""·
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Dear
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Th~ True Inte.rnational: Lah·g~M
TlµT THE Smith9on.ian Institute in
Washington D.C. was endqwed by the
bastard son of an English Duke, James
Smithson.
That the Queen of Shebl came from
South Arabia, a region currently called
Yemen.
That the "brimstone" In the "fire and
brlnutone" of the Biblical hell is really
"suiphur."
That perspiration itself is totally
odorless.
Thill the phrase "die-hards'' did not
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·To the Editor:
Jan Worth's article "Grocers Caught in
the Middle" was lnteresting. I don't
believe the media and public ~inion are
making the grocers lobk like a 1bunch of
robbers0 -they. in fact, are a bunch of
robbers. They're .pu(tlng on a. show of
their own, for all to see and It's
laughable! Watch them come forward to
-· 'try'-1Cfiustify their exorbitant prices to
ease their own consciences, if they still
claim· to have a coruiclence.
-ACCORDING to the ~. it's those
big feed companies who Control prlcea of
The Vietnam war COJt the United E meat. It's t1-e high cost of grain, employ-
States billions ol dollart, and the Viet· DITORIAL ment wages, 'cost of lumber (grocers buy
MAILBOX
BERNY BAKER
' .. Enforce the Law
To the Editor:
Section 9S3 of TiUe 11 -Crimee and
Criminal Procedure United Slates COde,
states:
"Private correspondence with ior~lgn
governments. Any citizen of the United
States, wherever he may be, who,
without authority of the United States,
directly or indirectly commences or car-
ries on any correspondence or in-
tercourse with any foreign government
or any orncer or agent hereof, with in-
tent to Influence the ineasures or conduct
of any foreJgn government or of any of-
ficer or ~gent thereof, In relation to any
diSputes or controversies 'Yith the Urilted
States, or to defeat the rneasures,pt the
United States, shall be l1nod not "'°"'
than $5,GOO or lmprisonecfnot more than three years, or both."
Please tell me why 111-the name ol
Heaven thil law i1 not bein& eoforctd.
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n=•ce may cost billlClll more. South a lot of paper) and It's the unused portion
Vie mese President Nguyen Van ...,,...,SEARCH of meat that grocers have to pay for
Thi 's forthcoming viii! .to th~ couairy · • • • n.£, atoo. Granted, all these things odd to the
should give some indicatJoo of how much ' price 'of our meat, bUt they ar:e not the ·
money is involved. In bia talk.! with ol cauie of tbe __,,,lem. n• a vklous: ctr President Nixon, Thieu said recenUy, gressrilen .nd senators and many the y•vu a •
"We won't discuss war any more, only Amer1c8n 'public are mt keen on holping • l "-:•,. ··
reconstruction." any OCtbt'&untrles 1n that area, just, u ... , w3''W. ed' a·· ~re not keen on foreign al(.... "1 • • e -. 1n D'
BESIDES reconstruction aid, ll'hle.i' ." Later, he aald: "Even~ i • .i '\ =--10 SUence is golden, they say, and talk iJ
evidently wants assuranctt of continued m;,g believe that a prog:tanf ~ I\ c ... ·. -, * ~· U.S. economic assistance. which cur-reconstruction ... is an inveslnlon ln .r·~ 'l'f.tjlti>g~~...'.~ ~ 11 in The. J VI•' If you put those two adages side
rently amounts to aroimd '500 million a peace, tbe Congress has to .. ~ ,.., """°"· •!:.lf._ says, by · e, one may ,be right -but the year. He told a corres~ent for 'he tt.0 1""_. . ~ '~f' L ~~rc.'s.a m1tt1 ~."R •land that 'other ~Uldn1t ~~er
Washington Star-News , llarcb J. that,. •Th. main dl(ftculty I~. ~~ ' sedd1'1 lntiltd'a,~~ild;.,~· 9( Sil-II ls l'iue '!I'll,' oft.en be more "We have entered a .11ew bhase ol rel4I u llOI yet know what 11 Ii ~ l)Ql,dto • ·--\0 ""' qmp-a , .,,..,., • .,_' th' · "JI
tlonsblps with the llnlted States, Jn4 ta support. No detaUed aid plili. •'-~ ,._ ,,,ri!&e~-..were Z,DS;llGO llllll'rilli~. . .. ~~v: g~a.t ~· .. ,
maylie also a new kind ol help, of 'ald, • offiClally proposed, nor liii'tl~ Jiii.ie '. t.,. vnlted States', lllillllO -.1111n. tllat talk 1 ailJt"
' with less mllltary and more economic( House said wl)at such a ~m 1111'bt J!l~Jti ilddi~; ~~lliPt firs~ 'mlllt .... ~ llav~"
tiumanltarlan and soc'lalalcl." COii. There 1'no .-·~l(ll=.,. vmo "ll"ples ...,re"''"" ID '1 .~urdl Iiadln]lllytMJ>l:)ce ' So\llh Vietnam's needi are many and lioo aid In the llscal I1174ilildal • "' pgogue, anti Ill I Gt aft for ahoaung< h I I varied. According to U.S. Ne"' I! World sent to Con&reas on Jan. 2',lfled llrsttine weddings ·..., lomlll, 16 ,... mouth off
Report, "They range fl'om po.,... planta ment l\mds c:oold be provlded'anll' 111 «ftl"o/, ~ Clilples blld a _. n iJ u.0 unneces-'
and a new paasenger jet for the ni8onal cutting back oo dOmestlc p""'""",'llU tlol and Over 1M -' ol 1~ sa1'7 rel!l&rk lbat ol· -
airline to a request for help in ovtte0m-entire _..,, may prove unacctpll bJjlloie -· f~ IM'l4al ;...; • -tea -08 . the
ing a trade deficit ot _.. than hall a in maey membon ol °""""'' Aqr!Cllll' ~ lndus1')' II • boomial -. ..i we....,..
, billloo dollars a year." Moreover, new RECONSTllUCl'ION ol the lndullriol fl wu.,..year bustnesl. llmM wish we had bitten our lOQiUe ~ found for the thou-ol , ol South Vlelnlm and otlw parts ol "WllAT the New Wedding expretlts ts nther lhan have said it..
clvlltans who worked directly Indochina would be e>pellllve, but !ht l clala. !of. 1eU, for d!CllttJ and II.re, for eaaJl\Ple, are a lew typical
!or tho U.S. military. • task 1'0Uld be llimple _...i to that of ...,_, for attamot!Ves ..a for ollhanll mnar)l. 1'hlcll, once made, may
I Pllt3IDENT NIXON no doubt win restoring the 1reo'1 lhatMireil land. Al chaap. temn1 Ulcle Its many laudable cause the speaker to wish later that he
give Tllleu a l)'mpatlletlc hesrlnc. but Thomas Brindley noted In Far Eastern ..... aa ...n 11 the Inevitable pain II ii> hid maintained his go!d'en silence; eona-may be more dlfOcult to win Economic a.view. the llldoc:blna 111r lroducel, the New Weddinc oonethelesa "I do."
over, Nevertheless, 'l1lleu will try to do • "bas been a war uainlt naiurt." Bom'b--our <ravlq for the weddlna "ll you thlak )'OU have such 1 tough
so. All<r meeting with Nixon, be will ing and clelollalloo bavt left -ritual. ttme/wl\Y don't you coqie to tho orflce
I travel to Washlnj(ton for pri-oonauJ. iiilcullllra! areu UlllUltabte for culUvo-'")ncllllonal Alllericaa .,.idlnp Ira -a day and do ftlJ Work, -ind I'll
• tallona with key senatora ~ tlan. ritual ""1111 ol flel, even IM-· 111.y bonie •nd late ..,. of the ktdsi"
tatlves about the aid question. The boollltHul clllll ol W-C011111111pllao, orlla Ill lnteNllled btl)llna, "Anything you can do 1 can do bettor."
While President Nixon r e g a rd s Europe were almoet completely rebuilt ~bly never a1aln to be cepoated In • .
American aid os an "investment in within a deoade. Bui Brindley olloerves the ftla ol tbl wedded couple, 'l'l1e N..., "YOU lll'AY here In the car, and 111 •
peace," be acknowl•'1n !he crltlcl.sm that "Soils and Jand.form1 that have Weddlili bas thelved the 00111Umerlsm walk to the nearest gas stallon and get a
and oontroveny thnt h'•1 plan 10 help been polooned aed tom up may take and all the rest It finds fraudulent In the can. 11 probably Isn't very far, and lhe
Indocblna "rc<O r 1 ~ •• '~ .,. •• ,..of decades to be restored tn even •!> lredltkllal ""'1nooJ, Still Iha New Wedo fflllL•lr wlll do me podJ' •
1 genent:o, n'"'V ' ' •··~te1. D>~· pnixlmale f•shlon -II It Is P\)IS{ble at din& remains a wedding, lllll lts changes "Auntf, I'm the only nephew you
tnc a oow• '""' ., " · "'' J•n. tt, the all." ln"4o<blna'1 woundi inay bear thould oot m•sk the oonUnult it pr. have lefl You'ri not Iha kind tit wtlrd President lndlcal d that "Man con· rmanent !Cars. vides." rlch old l.sdy who dies and leaves
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"What aood are jtldO tricks to a
pound girl like you! I'd Uke to ,..
t1y • few of them on a man my llbe." "llor~ ) still love you, honey. 111
ju ,_..ted l"'folld cook or .I pretty face. everything to her cat, ar6 you?~ you ~ ,~t your sweet life I wouldo'
"Why do you always serve roaM. ~I bave P:c.~you."
hash for dinner the S8ine day l a<ty ,_~ffo', ''. lf" something ever h•ppened t
had It st the orflce for 9lnct>?" , ;..., l dOO~ If I'd be in ony ~ lo
"I know you are ope of'ihe world'• U•· pllle lo ...,... else-not II lout WU
ing authorities on ~ prolWJ9r,, but IOI blck from tha cemetery."
I hope I can get thtoup. Yilµr cou'rlt 'io
French literaturL.e_,jwl~'M f,1"'1d~n1 t
anything by or suw1 him. to ine, PnW!
!IOUnds like nothln1 Wt a ~
pincushion. n \ •
"Wby doD't I go ret my car ind:~
yoo 1 push to help ,..r car 1et stir*?
It'll probably only take a aeoood."
"It sure has been 1 nice part~. ,Can we
give anyone t llft home?''
"Le\'1 take thls road. It loob the one
leu traveled by, and maybe, u Robert
Frost said, that'll make oU the dlller·
ence."
"THAT SOUNDS like a great Idea.
boss. JUJt put my initials on t~ and I'll
put my deparlmmt to work on it. n
"I wouldn1t marry YQU if you were next
to the 1111 man on earth. I'd rather mar-
ry him,"
"Well, of course, w• ml1bt play
charades."
"I -· tltte lllOll smtty alllte boyl, you lhlni that someday you'll be head ol
1'"-K1014 Ultor -
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Tl~ cd!torl&l J.llltC of the DaJiy
Piiot aetkl tO lntonn •nd 1tlmu~
lat• rradtn b>' prftenUna thil
newapaper'• oplnlon• &nd com·
merttar') 11n li>pln: ot lnterc?Jl and
slgnlflc:~. by prnvldlna: " forum
for the expres•lon of ou.r re&dcrs'
nplnlon&. and by [ll"CM'fttll\l[ thtt
dl\'tt'ff ~·lewpolnla of 111.tormec\ ob-ierwrs a,.i •pokmncn on \optcs
of thf' d.af.
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t -1 lp offer "'8)onaI and ltalewlde ~ _.,..,
maJrin( It euler for many
lt1ldents to earn a degree.
Tb6>1propoted -"' It i'\'!om-to otler the 1 1
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SAQWIENl'O cAP1-~ • ~ t6..tt llof}llC~ _..,. ol the ~ --UWll!et
llblof-ot the S)l•~bil:£ ~l". '11th~<~~ and OjiJILAIOl!t~Ofinmlttee .
•
Turnbaek , •
P'Theft' •
Califo'1lla Rapid 'I' f a 11 It """ 'In flt k--;:qj _,. -• ·lo -~ He ~ bt ~ ANGELF.S (AP) -
J)blr!Ct bu ~· ~ .i ~." ~ rljlld lrli¥it," •ould-deloy the vote • leut ~ ~ Q)ioi{'.of 4PI",_. , ... .,.i-t•llh" and ot i'td!ns ~ -· • -"'° · hai'all!imoll u ibttt ..,.
=.way out" ol ·~· Gll.!l1IAP the ·~ MW. authored .a J971 law ,. tloos~ ~·s.nu Bartior._
• • Clllatlom llld Uld llO~u at-~-tl!e ~~~es tax ···-...L '·•1· • w-a.Ier became lie · Senate Pres\djrlt ,.. -i........ing lo •-··'"" Jd•• to ca-, n....,. ~ Gira liAl.llJlllm
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Mllls /!).San ,.,....) ,...,.. ---...,. ~ f170 m1llJon a year for rapld '-------.J tlree •uiol ofter tumintr tho
,ai.o·..,,,.....i sql'lJ>·r;.:;;.i i>I ~.,.. U..lt 81-Mill& transit and mau tnnslt'pr<>-• mtleage."'!iheoclomeler~j rpanager •·-• G"~ap .,.,__ ~!lot, G~ aald, ex· ~~. 'l'ho ._, .... ~. day of ·~ ~· • .,....., paa•q1~1nc'fuseervJce ··~ecim> ..----'~--~" r,,._..., .. .,....
tilt ~=le!.i~:;! -•"!'Ir 'lryfltststep. Jiiinir;. fl3 mfil:,f~ had been ...,.lctid in a Mr>
( ;..,,RlEFS J . --. .,.. T~ ... . _ .~ , . _ .. SquirreUg
,~-ams gained ~P< ~mblyrnan John Jllµ'ton (l}san'Francisco{ cracka,
'pmil'by the t,... eo,.., up afi.r u~ully l.r}'ll>f! to feed Capitol Park
llll\lpt oo ~tlooal Policy squirrels to illWllrate •point 10 hla battle with Gov. Tutlt4loY and ..... endoraed l>I' Ronald Reagan's tax spending program. An old man
l!inc to drive hil bus·trwit ~C°·t'Gllstrapwiw thatlundincludesl2UmilllCll .ROJeS tquJ, JurY. ~-·Santa~ =~ .'~ point ~-~&,...l'l!lldt:.1tr!l: ~~~:c:,nt~ . I ~JohltT.=M l
'" ·• ~ • •-tax. bUl 'Pe"'-.•·*'"' "'lUQt ot petty theft and two w~i:!th~latilie ·;........,byJ1111Stolowef'b141 ~~-, ClOllllll ol grand•lllelt,• · ,•
in two yean lo asic the stale Jiiu. '!!lat II IMll•leclmlcl.llY ' Bo tt ... nM.i A·M--bad-.. 10 ball them out. He ala that ID~. • Wei llllil, bUt \jt· YCO . P,..,,..,...,. /llfll _:. ...._ied., ~. and h<rn
violated an uodersi.Oatnr 11\at Illes °!~of U. law. . Charles~ !ljin•,r; er.ator , l\'U put m jlfOball<m. I« five71
'·ChiniiilJor Glenn S. OUJn1«, easily lured the animals to his band.
the Jll' .... lc Senate and the---'-------,..-.....:...=:.:::..-----
bus and rapid tradslt I""'' said G-... -.Jid end µp Su rted ol the -~comic . years. ·, \ltl
graDll get-equal wei,irt. haylzll 10 lhlrt ....... the new ppo • strip, ~<...~ toclay Coor!· l'eCOl'Cb showed thafli• . , bus ·llDjls lie II praposlJJI., •• • ~ • tn pre...,,,_-::"" i,r th< the mlleage had been .. t back,ol
t """"' preoldmta.
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SAN. DIEGO CAP) -Ellen
Sta&; the 1i1.year·o ld
<I. a Riverside et necuttve who
ped fnm her home
held for three days
• ii lilted !n critical
at a suburban
llter being 11\lllred !n
accident.
'!'be. 1b1 received bead !n-
jorleli.ID a Baja, ca!ll., auto ICdtllnt and II !n a coma.
llltllolltlel at Chula Vista
&lpital iald Tuesday.
e1J!ttoPa11
I ANGELES (AP) -A
Su r Coor! judge has ruled
thal ' city ol Los Angeles
dlllit y neatly $80,000 In at·
1 fees to nine
WIO bad wan an--
11!111 !nvo!vlng Los
JntomaUooal Airport.
'l'lle1 declsloa Tuesday by Ja41e lllmn S. Weisman was clel<l'lbed as the first under a
lt7l state code making such a
det ,... liable for peyment
ol ·•-1 feel ii the other ~p e1'we (:Jaarged
(AP) -Hugh T.
; 68-year~Id Pied-
er and Inventor of
· eti,~ was o~~r~
PPW' . .\Pril.'17 !n ~ SUpi!rlot'rCoil'i! to
. ...,.... charges of grand theft
aod violation of the state
oe<urttles act.
In I pra!imlnary hearing -
• ~ to the..PlllJJc,= MWI media at:1UJ;'tf
qJleel -Elsie Well'r, I'
who Mk!!'· a t'I lfiild"'Jt ~~~llri' Hihli&lr,'
~ lhe lost $60,000 to ""'°° atven Hartlson to !n-•1·
,fCCUSED
Sj UNS TV
. Mills and 111w..cla!lvi! in ' LOS ANGELES (AP) -• 1971 ~~Roses
;• a~ ovir.~iln brl\lln· ~ty·supervisors have given parade. • . / :OAT.U. ~ 'lmO llld "99 . .,,
, • LaWre!!Ce, ,E.1rillb,Cl).ll'un-~ii" blessing to a planned Edwanlapresl-' ~ .41 : alf!.!autctnobll ...
tibtrtoo f>lrl<) liilt woulli 111"1' ~lltXl.week of meat 1114 .'dent ol th"'.. entot dealen'~ do the -thing =•
hlblt ~.from •Pondfiig ~ ~ ~cts. . Roses, that argued tuminl! -the mi~'" State Vacations , Studied .. mtlllon ol the 1ilnds frttn' ·t-~wtves' group Fight Schnlz will · 1Je."! grand ... dlrln,constl-thefl.Bul ,
SACRAMENTO (AP) _ Lt. •--· t !n of Mllls' rapid transit act of 1971 Inflation Together souibt the marshal of the Ne vr in Its -Tueschtythe ap)J·
Gov. Ed Reinecke has ordered emp~,~n your fice." and asked for a report on the to purchase new buses. support. • Year'~ Day ~V!')I and that J>Ol!;!~~ ~· • u cJ'"
Phil Jordan. a Re.lnecke vacation situation fri>m bJs Supervisor Kenneth Hahn "Happiness ls !~." will be1 ....... ...,."' .,..,¥•UUIJ :s
an Investigation into allega-press •Poketman; said the staff. A VOl'E ·ON ihe Walsh bill refused Tuesday to go along the parade's theme . ch81'1(eiihid been hant!I~ · f.
tiom: by a former staff R e p u b 1 i c a n J I eutenant was delayed lndefmitely after with a pledge not to eat meat Schuh' book, "Happiness rnlJdemeanor vehicle code v;o.~
member that Reinecke'.11 top governor, a candidate for "HE JUsr doesn't know if a l lh:..OOUr hearing. Walsh said or poultry next week, saying Is. a Warm Puppy," is a la~. the appeals court ctei!:
aides have been able lo have governor in 1974, found there's anything to it or not," he did not have enough sup-people should be allowed lo milllon-seller·7 !:. Clsion ' Sa.Id the etat.e penar,;
their vacations and get paid ~steward:==;..::.'•_:l::et::te:_r _"::!n::te'..'.restlntl:::!.'-:' _:J'.'.o'.'.'.nl'.'.'.an'.'....'.'.sa'.'.'.id:'.:.. ___ ~~...L·po:'.'.rler.:".:''...!P""'~:'.'.ot;·~at~the~'.::bearing~·'.!_~COf!OUm~~e~Jood~'.'.'.on~ba'."'."nd'.:.. --.!:::;==''==#:::!:::;"';,:·==::::!.-oode~~ahoold apply. '"
'for them, too. •• ~ ·-""-~.-.. ---
Hal D. Steward raised the i.
questlOn in a letter to i)
Reinecke Monday in which he ' ~ ··-01
Bald he had been told that he "
was entitled lo take vacation iq
time off and riot have It of.
flclally reconled.
Then, steward said, he
would "be paid again for the
preclse hme leave Ume In
cash when he departed from
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todiy for the ~09.tninr sttHJ of
Hoar Memorial Hospif11'1 "Four
Flnlble Plans forGlvln('. You will
be In for a pll!1stnt surpfist!
Telephone:
645-8600
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ORANGE COUN , CALIFORNIA • • W.EDN~SDAY, MA~CH 28, 1973 N TEN CENTS.
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UG lrville Medical School THreatellCd ~ '• .... . ~! ..... t •
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By' Gl!ORGE LEIDAL . ;. . ~ *''*" ttltl Stiff i
UC Irvine may not get a teacblng b06pi!al on campus or worse,
may llave its medical school mov.ed out of Orange ()OUl)ty, a state
legJsiative codunlttee re~rt suggests. · pr four studY alternatives being considered by the Joint Legis·
· lat?'• Commlttll" on Teaching Hospital Sitiilg, only one suggests any -
tholllilit is sim blfrig given to 'the proVision of a campus teacblng
hospital for UCl·Op.lifornia 'College ·of Meilicine. • ·
• $uch a hospjtiJ -350 beds, on ~pus '-was used' to justify
the(ccess!lll .,Nmlllber health science~ bond issue for the Uni-ver of c.rri01'nla. • · ,
e measure set-aside for UC! $37 lllilU!ln ill: iate bond funds
fAr.,!WIPital and medic.al school' construction. Tile legisiatiire wlll
dt<\1<141\vbere .fue l§~ne~ould be spent. -. -: :' · · .
l 7:::: --.. ., ---:~ .. --. .:i . 'Harriifiit' _. • Journals
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.by Newport
caning them '"hahnful to minor!:," ".Eventually we re going to b&,ve to ban by adults. so an .aault can have .control
NeWJ>0!1 Beach i:offlClals today bannect the · Free' Press, ·too,"' Wynn,sald ... We've over who purchases them -to maJi:e
New : Paths ::: . --; ......... -:: . .
frop9sed
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For .Jets :__
. By JoJiirULLER
Of ,.. ...,, P.lllt ,...., •
Newport Beach homeowner O>arles
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~wsrack sales Of two Los Angeles sex-a:Of to be consistent. W4' intend to ap-sure it's not a 12-year .old -if they do
oijenlt<j peilodlcals and said they plao to' ~-.··• •the Fre<, • ,Pres's in the near that, they may, distribule ·thein. But they gO af~ a thlrd ,one.'. • .. !"~· cannot sell them from ven"d_lng future ... City manager Robert ,£. Wyim an-,. machines." ~
~ced: this morning ·that Police Chief In bis announcement this morning, Wynn said Glavas' letter is "opt going
,{. J~ Glav1s bas t>een ftlstructed to Wynn !aid, Cbief Glavas will write a let-to say the papers are pornographic as
write ,the publ~rs Of the Los Angeles ter to the pu!.>Jishers saying ·that the Los such, because that is a very grey area.
. $tar and the Hollywood Pl'ets·, informing Angeles Star and· the Hollywood Press "The letters will say that in our col·
, Griffin 'l\Jesday propooid a 1lew runway
alignment at Oraoie County Airport that
would l'tlmpve aU jet lraffic from Upper
Newport· Bay and direct It over the city
or ll'vlne .
them of the action. are, 1ln UJe city's judgment, harmful to iective judgment, the pap ei', are , 'I'lle!r continue-Jo distri)>u~ tlie111 milio~. hirmf'l) to rnlnorS," W)'lll) said.. . only ough ~kets arid' liquor stores • ''They sho~d be removed froIQ pl8ces ·wym't\said the. city 'belie.ves there are
that to sell the~ Wynn said. ' wfiere inlhors indiscriminately rJln obtain sufficient laws availatile, to penqlt city'·
.. ~, cijy Jll8.n~er aJso . sajd· Jbat the paJe7;:;.~)'lm '!lid.>"> • 1 , Officia!J to tegulale malerial'll\at '"la, Ill .:"&~,~!:;.~~ ~~· "'°'~ ~~."'~ ::r~~ ;oo~"'!;mon ... o~~~ .. ~::~~
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Griffin, a mtinl>V of the Newport ~cb env~OJ)laf couiicu, made the '
defal(ed, ProPoli1 -wblcb included i>~!ae runway )>Oe!Uon ~ jet' takeoU ~~oba ..,. lo t11e· Qranae County
A!!J>oi'I Pornn!fakm; ' °'"!>IY ~·o1 ·,Aviation lfobert Bretnillwi sail ~1be-' ~=· ~:Ia:. 11J ~ nolla ollfcm. • ' 1"' ~y -t lit Griflil'a pie b
that jell iloilld r .. ~-~ _,.. or fUll -l>lrll to the !aft ~· e " .. ,. r , ]jt1e. lfttlje~te_ ·P flll -t :.
1,.Mai. We~d. 'tz.il:ititt,'. ljj)ns;lf Wilt 'Test~fy
lmiMl!IWJyil: . -'lllµI, '!Mte lak1nf oll over Upper-
Newport Bay1 WOUid be turning to
" ,.,~: , , T' ·f'. Loyall McLaren, pre$ileni• of the
• '-. 11. ;. J ' ,.. .., .. · • P frvine FQUndation, bas been asked to ap-
By WILLIAM SCBilEilER . Thate.ijer1a deiltb turned a: number of pear before two -'81e CongrOS'liQllal
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• , other' ~s tllal 'oiilY poinled to suicide, col!lllllttees in early Airil. Both com-. Newport Bel!cb · no)k!e to<Jo,yo ii1111c;ii.it' Am'";.:.. • ... a· ,, mllt.,,s are ·investigating compliance by
the·d41h of, Ne~~ 'lirbor fatht Cluq · -•ey ..,. ' ; • fQl!ildations with ~\'.isiOlll of the 19119
lilaitre d' l:awant .;....,\.•~-;:was a The• P?!lce Crime lab found traces of Tax'Reform Act ..
, '1ilci"" • . • ,•~ #" tiie qonCrele · l!lo<ik· ID \he• tnink of McLaren, who also sits ·on the Irvine
.. --, ThaJcbF,'a Ca'r, ~ the •block to a Company board of directl>rs , (the foun-• . • • Tha~~'~"body !~·!Ound noati.Jti.in ~ i\ipPty. artt.-Otat Nmembered •datioti holdS controlling interest 'in the ' ·~·I ~~·;.'~.,,,, ',, '.l"'l"' ;; J~ r' t·,7~i· '' ~r:. ; ~ h~r ~<Illy Wit!) a l!)-pouhd con· ~..le 'aod fOWld uie rest 'o1 tLe pink lpining aod land development ·firm), ts t ~f 11' l 't" · -' • t ! ·' ·' : · • t · J ~" '
c_rele bloclo: ~essed·to' IL · ,i' p1aStlg ao~Jtne\jSed to,Ue the block on expected to make an Apl'il 10 Washington ' N!·' ·' 0"!...i~c~C' ·~rt.: ,-, , , . \'-"·
··TJie f!-yeaN>ld resident of 3099 Mace in lbe ~ ht cluli sto rooilt. 1 appearanre before a comnuttee chajred 6~· O~.:tFS~a u . · ~~ -·
•v'e ~--" Mes"a had been _,,_......, Amby c also .red the. ...:... ed to by Rep. Wilbur Mills (0.Ark.). -... ·•· . '""' .• ' ·"·' • . •"' •,· ,"". q. ., \.-05ta • '""t""·~ urgey saJ •UUWI us . . .. ' '"' .... ''\..ar;.... ~... .. "" ....... ~ ~. ,·il .;_ . . falssing seveJ11 days before bf ~Wl!i.'' ' ~ch Jhe .block to Thitcher's body were ~ Rep .. Mills is I~vttlng the public and J" ~ ~ ..; ·, _...., .. -: . ~ r ~ • .,.-•' ' -, ~ t't·~11~ ~; :~ ip-~
Wjnllrtdf. . ' -uniqµe aod similar toots were fOlllld on a foundati"'! executives to testify before a c p· • • ' 1· Ir' •, k.' /Si .. ~·· -~ .. "~: investi ation al>!qlutelr. bundle of f811>c1ing in the dead man's subcomtilittee of the House .Ways and n·a·st . aff'Q. oj"• '.jj!f' '~ ' ' n0t~'-that ~be mconslttall.'Willi 'ga~-Me• Co.mmtttee.·.[rvlne heiress Joan U .. , II~ .. ~ _ . ~ t' , , '.,• .. , • id Ne"'"""' detecli Sam also said--tbere ia evidence Jrllne$mith.alsp.upectl to be...on..band .-.;;i_--..,.-·-. -1' • '" .J-.,l ~ ~ ~,.., . -. ,.. .. ,4 ' • ~ •''"' I suJ.ci sa .. .,..! ve 1 th t d he tto L d I Y -• -·~ ._ .... ... .. -... , .. ,. :--... "'"l"J·., ... ~..,..to',.. !...,~.:t"; .. , '.\"' '· "~ "There in.1'--•1-~ :tbat'l'hatcberneverlefttheyachtcl.ub ' -~ ay, ra rney. ~o oung, ·w:·-,~~ .......... .,_ .... 1'"'· •:•• -.._ ... r~_-... .r.,.~· •. ~~. l\m ey. _ are1 J10 ..__.. WCili.u.-.~ . , .. -..1"' -... · ... .. 1 • ,. .., • , 1 :t" 1llJY 9'!'~bo<b' WJ>Uld'1'1!it ~ till )ilin." ~ illglit lie dli8ppe""'4 ·~lice belie~e -•·' • , · . · · . , ~·, • By L. PETER XlllEG" · • funcJi. ,:~ptOl>Nted lo : ~p . . six
•Polljli helfuve 1ba14>ee ·prepo(ed uie lle ... ~relelided f!> leave and · then bid · A spokesman for · Rep. Wnght ,Patmap , .7 • °' ."' -~.,.,~ .. reglobil •'I'd," '\Ill\ ~!<>· oOinMi "on in
mp. llarnels ID adv.,_ 11¢ sll~ It ~~ hl8!de until ... .,,.,. had (D-Ter.) ~nfirl!'ed·that ldcLaren is on ~•eloi>Or,s are 'ley\ng-'lo •sab!>tai .... the , . bus~,thrOug~ llf'l7;·,, • \ .'l'• 1•
over t:sboulders jlllt before 1iaiklng aone. • • . an unprewve 1 .. t o( foundation leaders ~ Coast &alQPill' Conservatiol!, ~.,. c ~ l'toposll!on IO, thl;i.'tc:!)l>IJI )llltlltive oqt on yacbt club~ clocb. . . . . 'l'l»cOrange Qol!nty Col'Oller told poli,ce ICbeduled "1 appear before bis cJom .. tic .;.;,1,;.. b dnvIBi it'b ' e £memo.ii of . creatln&.Jhe tOin....,.;hat wu-pa8S' Am ·ey .said . !i&tcher was ap-todJY there were no traces of ~coho! or Jinance 8)1bcorrurutl<e April 5and,6 ... ,_.. .. Y . g, · 1:9 · • ' ed by voters · ID November appropriated
fWen driven to awcide by mounting drugs ID Thatcher's blood, l1lling out any , Along with the Irvine Foundation chief, u.J ;ito'!'zy. areated ~,~ed ii! } " .. 15 n\.iJllon,wif\lndt tl!iml. • ; .'.; . •\T-.• f1Pan I problems. , . posslblllty he was drugged by aomebody other nolables in the foundatloq world Ne,wpj>tt :S.ilcb talk. th"JllO.MlJng. • Clitl~ charged tl)it Ill! sponiori•ofthe
A•). t the ooly, rea;.. w~; could come .and thrown IJ!to ,the waler. . are .expected to he quiz7.ed on tljeir com-. '· Mr;*;. J1Jdy, ~er of' dG Isle, ad-. nlessuretlnew·fU!l well that ,~, be !IP w!Jlt was the fact bis ~caal plctur.e A spokesman for Pa?1fic V I e w ph'!""8 with the 1969 .Tu Reform Act .. ~ltl\e N~WJl9rl,Harbor Chanll>~r .ol , ~ nillle~but kept tli«nF.es, low'\o was ~'the point w~ie there was no ;iby -rY :Where Thatchers body was wbich,req~ires two maJOr shifts in fisc~ ' ~ at'tbe Bal!ioa Bay Club lliid ''help let the"li>iliaUve"pa'aaed. ~ " out f~ him·" .,AmbUrgey said. "He was takeo 1111d . today, oo fun er a I polie>es ~f tax exempt joundatlons. The . . . lu '-.. , , . .. . I'' be!' .. lh
l)OI able to 'meet..bi. ol>llptlona aDd bis arrangements have been made pending law ~ redqction in the amount of ~y 1a~t111 ed ~galnll, "" COil)' • ,.'The. cl~• were :" ,tq:· ~""' e
b<nk ·iocords slii>w he was steadily going the arrival of the couple'~ son from shares ·of •tock a fOlllldation ow~ ii> a ~loll bed ilotlllnc titer than DUI~ • ~": ~~ ~~ ~ ~:
Jnto the hole." , .l'lorthern ~ajld where he 11 serving single. company and seis specUlc percen-· iiluo.' 1 ' • . • 1 · ._.. """"'ti ~ 5 • ~ 11• also said 1nsur,-ce cover ... may 1.'th the British Army. (See IRVINE, Pap Z) , . · ""ll .... a,~ attempt to~ 1 ~~'tlji)e)ljiili ~~ ~.
Jiav• ~ !>¢ ol thi !DOlM for iaJlcide. " • • .• • the O!Dinlialon for all kinda of .... ,,.,. •ti~~:;· -;; ,, •.• ..2r'-••·~• •• 11~1\he '11!alcJler had 8 $5,0lll! inaUraoce p.ltq: • " ' . . ._.,_.,.,, ' • ' . -~ -·K•~ u,. , •
"1th stipulatio~ IJl9"11>1ini -t 'TOO •-tense' ' , •; Mn:llOlener charged. .lni llve ilated, !Ml ailempli '"' ,be
in ::.r.v..,t of suicide Ain"'!iur.e)' saJd. , i" P ' S~ tatd It la estimated the tults wfll llJll4e to ·ietl"'ed~ .isSll\ance' I'! P r,:.TW Joans be had' were aISo lasurfi!:I .. coat as much u 41,5 'fnllllmi to def~ with the cos • ' · --· 1..,.. • .)!Ui \io 1Upuliltlon for oulclde so R • u • p Mel ca1Jea them "a Pol']JOSeful atiempt to ' "But the. federal 'money iPJlto,Priated ,~_was cov..W:' Jwloald. • . ev· 'I LYI ,, n"t roposes dtaln•ui of .funds." by eongress for coas~ management ha~ .' Amlllrgey said Tbatchu w.S known to .. . ~ 111.1 " ~; ~ who I n 'lb"Son been >IJ!)lOUlldec!. by Preoldept Nuton, \I& a proud man, un~ to lilt for • • • • • . ~le Ma';., ,.J. ~.~ !IJlOI<• ' Mrs. ROsener .ia1d. . • • , ·:
, iylone[ from ft~ to flet him throllgb bel9re zoo peJ,.;. .~a Chalnher l!wuise · '1 ~ It would wind #.1\'1tlll bis
lbe l'llliB· 1 R • 0 D p 1a· jluH Seoel<>ll, said lawyers baye admitted !Jlull, S!eyens re8ponded.1Mro. ~
,!(!""' intenliv_e (nyesll1ation Into evzsin. g µnes n tht1 :i~ a ~.of wilJfl1ng ~:aclivem~heroll~~ra:IC
• . ~eople 1ia: tOJd me that the la"'l'UJ.r Both •he ind l!Oimet esUmaie<I it will I PILOT AD WORKS • • , · • · · mow f1111 well llleY can't wlp them," ahe take about twice n muCli mooey to A special joint nvlew oomiitittee of eeptalJle,· but !hat U no improvement is _., "bul ,,_, doing ·t to 1 · operate the commJaslon than was
• I MA.GIC ON HOUSE county department heads has reeom· made the added qoafflc W<>llld compound -_,re 1 '°" 111 budgeted -1•xtlullve 1.ol lhe. -of l.'!eoded that Waler World plans at present C011gfllilon. . ~ 11111 -us._,... d<fendlni the Ji!-. ' · .1 Newport llunff be n~ to reduct land The -bolder of the leue ,on the ID an fnlervtel!t alter the talk •be oald "The state _,.,.. ... came awtully
, '.Ha$a ho<ise to ;ell! DAILY PILOT devoled to •bopplna centert and county tidelands ~· iroposed a multi· a 1rline uample is the tult ft¥, by the c1!*> to dlvldlnt that" mllliOI\ by"'""" 'O!ataUled want act could -,.. with amusements aod lhat Jlllbll. Nehatiooal mlllloG dollar tnvostment including two ~ Aloociatk>n of 0r1nge with equal lbOnis lor eoc1t of lhe six Ill~ mulls. $ee II lllil at1" you: ~ ~~· ,_, ,,_ D •• ~ J botell, six -urantll, amusement rid" regional ~and a lfttlt Jarpr'
.. ~ •• ,... " ., ..,. -· w oa land 11111 ID lhe n1er and a shopplna .. · of 111elr ..ui llYI .,.. ire eaualng ~re !or Itself, ' Mrs. "-' said. ··
HARBOR V'mt ROME &lpervt-. , oaltl tllal trlflle! cmler. , · lftation," ahe 1114• "That" We re ~bl7, tslkbt,1 very el~ to
: I llodel, I llotl, I btL ~ !Mn lhe developm<nt would he The OIOdy of \he propoeal w~s made by .JIQlllllf"~ .,, jts face. ll -pot $2 million; llolJries ,.i.t,
-rg !om. i:<I, JJq naw. • crtllciil to trafllc problems ID Newport !be Road Deparimen!, FloOd C\>nlrof la for l\ti llOiAoce valut .
.-a.ooo 1-1"111...il. lleldl wllboul tho =:11: of a Oistrlct, Plallnlng Deparl-t, County "l -'I -Ilda," ahe•id, "but u Admtr' -1-Meel m' bT.. I rtu. ()Jb6oe no.) baJaoiwl ').liMI UM plan a.....1, ~Property Services, and thi ~bolds true for bo\h sides. Some or na i:)IJ
_, ' ~.-.~ aocL thal com--6'1 #lalopmeot PIV; ffarbon, ~ and Parks Dl1trlct Ille dtlleil appeaJa tlial ltav~ been filed Tl-1 .. was in the papo>r oe a '.._, poaed ii too Ill-. SoncJy SendHQC, vlc;a prelident ol -our _.,...._were Juot dont to
-the Joouse wu lold by Seblrda)r lflor. The report stated lbll-If l'lewpOrt Newport Dunl\I. Inc. was iresented slow_, tile deoeJO!)menta," Ille said.
-I For a quick eale el ,..r OW11, Ult ll;lcb finally str...,,.... out jlJ traflJc '1'lloadlly and aid lbe corporatioo would The COit of tilt la...Wts It a 1Njor
• YOUR home witll.a·DAILY PIJm Ill> prqbJemf the cumnt pJao lot deve1ap. be agreeablt to mUlng the chang .. llll· blue, l>oth Holmes and' Mrs. Roeoner ~t. 'Ille direct ime is fli.$l78. _ -· ment of Water World WJ>Uld. bt 14' IOlted. said, bt'eause of the rapldlJ dlmlnloblag
' . . SAN DrEG&.(AP) -Si&ty'No~·~
mlr•il btgan anivlng today lor pitvate
~np Thursday and Friday, In
charge ts Adm. Barnard Clarey, c.l>rft.
manclel'ift.cbletor the Pacific~ . • -----• .
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fly in the ·tllredloo el Irvine.
/ As )Jl'OJJOSed !J1 Wlflln; ti\!! jets· WWid
tum so llP!d!1 lliat they would never
cross. Btlstol atroet an the soutli ·as they
turned )6ward arvlne.
In the .ame '!lay, Griffin AY• the jets'
would never ciou' University Drive on
the east u tbeY continued their hill <ir-
cle 1Urb1. which would then begin taking
them \'"ct in lbe ~ectiori of north Colla Mesa. , , 1 , •
As the· jets comple!ed their full 360
degree circles, Ibey would he back over
the rilnway at Orin&• County All'p()rt at an altitude ol atioUt 3,000. feet. From
tbere,eGriffin 18)'1, Ibey· 1'oolcJ. 'Oy out
over ·co.ta M-lo lhe:sea. or perhaps
over the Laguna Hills area.
11But tbel'e'1 ao realOt'l why they'd have
to fly over the ·$209,000 homes' arowid
NeWp.rl l!liiy,'' said · the · homeowner on
Lido Isle. .. • -
Griffin edmitll ·tbat the new flighti>ath
mljfht cause increased noise for the Tw ..
tie ROct, Univi!rafty Part, and UC II'vli>e areas. :BUt he ·iakt'lliat rilolt' of the land
\lndet"the low'f!YilJt portiOil of lhe ntw
t!Oteoff' pattenl' WH either undeveii>ped
er lle<eloped bidUttrlally.
• Hi'iugested tllat· the Irvine Company
mjg'bt lie ·able to include noise easementa
on new propel;IJJ•lt aevelops under the
new flight path' ~ • ·
... Nonnan EweJ'S, ·-110ise abatem·ent
•pecialisLat the.Orange Cowlty Airport.
complemented Griffin for a vefy cattflll
tecbnlcal presentaticm ot bis tase.
Ewerl·iaid the'bilfc ~-•red iound but ht Ald tliore ·were tnaoy com-pll~tiont Iha~ ~ reqqjre thorough
study, before '1e' c:Oald comment on Ifie
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LocllloG ol a tffchll1i bolpi~ on 1
major UDI~ r11o1 u tbt . point"' ~~' ~~ ~u .. -·,~ ftnc!.
lnp.
UCl.Ca!Uomla College ol Medclne
Dean itanley VID Den Noort said In
Februl!Y he bel"ve• the -tta.idrut
bolpllal ln4 ftlli!oi mOdlcal IClioll tO:
atructional bulidinp are best localed
nut to the remainder of the campus.
utr1 IChoo1 of blolQilcal ICieoceo baa • • •• • . ' .
CIA ' Agent's
Tes~ony
Points tom
WASHINGTON •AP) -Sen. Frank
Church (D-ldlho) said today the secret
testimony of a CIA agent discloae1 that
1otematlonal Telephone and Telegraph
Corp. inltl1ied tpe Idea of U.S. ln-
tervenijon to pcevent the election of
l'nosldeot Salvador Allende in Cltlle in
1170.
Chureh, chairman of the Senate foreign
relations subcommittee on multlnaUonal
corporations, related to newsmen the
cloood-dom: tell!Jmoy mado Tuetday by
Will~ V. Broe, the CIA agent. Church
Pid-tbe traJlJcript .would be made public
u 8000 a1 ooplea can be prepared.
Church aald Broe, who, headed the
CIA'• Wettem Hemlsphere clandestine
operaUona In 1970, testified that Harold
S. a..-, ITT board chllnrum, offered
.lja substantial election fund" on Ju1y 16,
1970 to support another candidate in the
.Chile. election .
Church said Broe testified that Geneen
wanted the fund on behalr of Jorge
Alessandri to be controlled and channeled
• through the QlA. Church 11ld there was
no reference in the July 18 meeUng of
Geoeen and Broe about a construcUve
purpose such as housing or assistance to
agriculture In Chile.
·Broe teatlried , according to Church.
that tbe meeUng with Geneen was ar-
ranged by him at the direction of then
CIA director Richard Helm1 after an ap-
_proach to Helma by John A. McCone,
. former ClA director and an m director.
Clnfrelt said Broe i..tmed that no
spetj.flc amount of election fund was
. menlkined by Gerieen, but that tbe offer
'w~ ~ejected. l!'I"' said be told Geoeen
. tbe ~ could 110t a~b the IUnd and 'tita1 "tbe p,ij., 1ov~ent I• oot "l.'iJ>-
. por\lng inyone lo the Clilltin elil:llob!"
H~~g ~Ja~
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otwloul rtlltioaohlp to the medleal
trolaiaC docton nctlve and to the
--thllls upected ora "~"
ladllty.
Coast Planners
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(JQR!J.~t-~H ear.ing
On .. ~~rai. Pliin
For New Police
A hlrbor for Weot Newport and tbe
Mu~ ol Jl&li>oa;s ~la! dlltrld
Pit tw~ al ti. ilajor pro~· lrt the
ilnt!l41'_•\tmeot of the l':fliliidr\ ileich
• goneril pf an that will go 19 lpub1io hear·
Ing Thunday at 7:30 p.m. ln CllY. H•ij!
PlanninlJ ""1lmisslonera 'fill be con-
ductJn1 !be hearing on the PJ'9!l06iid land use element, i:eg~ as the key section
of the new plan, before making recom-
mendations to city councilmen.
Power Measure
Newport Beach councilmen have mod·
Uied a proposed city ordinance giving
police what one councilman called "un-
limited power."
Police Qiief B.James Glavas had asked
for an extension of police authority to
regulate "non-criminal conduct" in the
city.
"That language is so broad that almost
any kind of action could have fallen un-
der that umbrella," observed Councilman
Afllan Dostal, an attorney.
Councilmen scheduled an April 9 hear--
ing on a modirled ordinance giving police
the aulhorlty "as approved by the city
cil .. . coon •
Glaves insists lhe proposed ordinance
is inslgnif.lcant, saying it really ~·t
change things and was merely proposed
to ''clean up the wording in the exist-
ing ordinance ." 1
City Manager llobert L. W)'M, noted
that. "The police department is called
upon to assist in regulating a number of
non-criminal activities.''
He cited things like traffic direction at
parades, crowd control at sport~ events
and funeral escorts or . "guarcltng the
Moroccan ambassador going shopping at
Fashion Island.
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l•Y str-.4 0.11. ~ c.11,.rllk, m:i..
"The land use element is a long range
guide to the development and use of all
lands within the Newport Beach plaMiDg
area, Including both public and private
projects," said Advance P 1 a n n I n g
Administrator Rodney L. GuM.
The land use element design tor the
fUture proposes:
-A 3,000.boat harbor in West Newport
adjacent to the Santa Ana River sur-
rounded by exclusive residential develop-
ment.
-CondenslUOll of the We!t Newport
commercial strip along Pacific Coast
Highway .
-Development of a specific area plan
for renovation of the shopping area in
Cannery Villagt.
-Condensation of the core commercial
area of Balboa Peninsula.
-Conversion of Beacon Bay to pubUc,
marlntH>rlented use when the lease ex·
pires in 1987.
-Preservation of Buck Gully and
Morning Canyon in Corona del Mar as
open .space.
-Eventual redevelopment of the Old
Ne\vport Boulevard buildings.
::-Con.v~~sion of Balboa Bay Club to
public use when the lease expires in 1998.
-Development of a five-acre shopplng
center and residential areas to a density
or six units per acre on the vacant Irvine
Company land! at tbe head of Upper
Newport ,Bay abov'e Westcliff.
The element Is one-filth of the overall
makeup of the general plan, which will
include a natural environment element,
a housing element, a circulation (traffic)
element ·and a conununlty racllltles ele-
ment.
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tage amounts of total assets which must
be cootribUted to charity each year.
Among those called to appear are
MacGeorge Bundy, president of tbe Ford
Foundation; Dr. Russell G. Maby, prul-
deni, W. K. Kellogg Foundation of Battie
Creek, Mich.; Harry B. Geo111e. preo-
ident John A. Hartford FoundltlOll, and
Ktnneth E. WriJht, adminillrotor ol the
Howard Hughes Medical institute.
Tanaka to Vis it
WASHJr;GTON (UPll -Pre1ldent
Nixon bu dioclosed thal Jap1DOM l'rime
Minister • lCakuel Tanaka will vial\
Wubington this year, P"!»b!Y this sum-
mer. Nlron loJd a Japane:se rtpOrter'
TueeQy thlt he asked the prime
minister to vtall W•= "at a Ume thal will be moot~ mt.''
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All who lddr...i tbe committee Sll&·
pAed 0.-. Ooml1 Medk:al °"""'" 11 -----''-----in..llequatr-U-. ho!pitat facility.
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1.1~ty flPOkesmen '!llll'hasized It )s
inldequate~ide tbe liill r.,._ .Jo
lewillatl • ... * ;a. Jltll\1IJMl!l btiil to u ctudelltt. l!.ll .a. ..1t.
The key argument in the statt report,
however, wggest1 that the optimal altua·
tion would Ile-lo locate a medical IChooi:I
''In a "°""'"1i!Y1~~-~· quate for 1ioch&irpo.,,.... ilieidj_ -
Isl."
'lbll lllatement no! beard in ibe public
tesUmoay p""'nted In tbe ~b. i beJr-
lnga. in Sanla ·-_.,.. to J>4 the basii ol lbl llO(.jilltlbatJtt tllat Jlle
medical school be moved out of Orange
County to some other location where
-such a bospltal ·exlsts. • "'
-Ohserver•oi statewide hospi'81 poWUCs
suggest Martin Luther King tlospi\al in
Soutli Central ~ Altieleo 11 such a
potential ho.1p!lll. The Watts holpital has
hid. dilfiCltlty attraolllli qnality stall.
Rural poor would benefit !tom JocaUon of
a new medical school .in Fresno County
and a hospUal tbe<e Ill .. id .to fill the bill
detailed by tbe copunlttee stall. · ·
If Orange . Coilnly Medical Center
(OCMC) )s ~eelned"inadequate and ci>un-
ty gov'!l'menl ~ umylliing !~ ~ri!'i if up
tq standiijilo, ~X de9nlllon.Qf ~ sta(I
report, tbe commfriect p>ight find tji~(t Is
no .reason~ to spend Uie voter-appf9V~
. bond I~ for a teac!tlng hospital in
0'8nge County:
· . Some action· 1u the legislature is ex-pect'ed by June. <_llie bUI, by State Sen.
Denhis E. Carpente\'· {R-'l~ Beadil
providing' planning lubds 'tor' the; uc1 'loca~ion bOspilal, ~walte final approval. rresum8~iy were J~ Brown com-
mittee to urge relocation of the UCI
medical sChocil. to another location and
the · Jegi!latti/e were to agree, the bond
funds wtiUld' be sptnt 110\ ·on bu.llding a
hospital 'but rather in attaching suitable
clusroom, laboratory and· office space to an existing.ho5pltal where' a new medical
school woUJ:d be ·created. ,
Whether or not the joiht committee ac-
tually makes · sUCh ~ ·recommendation
may in the final annalysis hinge on the
recent change in its .composition,
Three of the then five-member panel
attended the February hearings in Santa
' On Medical
Scliool Si!<:s • ~
Of the volWtWJ of' 'information
presented-to tM .r.inl !-!Jllllatlve
Oolhmlftee on' · ltli\t' h
is' mulllnlt 1 ' a
teacblng lioipi ' tbe
lolloWing .re incl(jled
in tbe staff's preliminary report.
--Of 117 medical schools in the u:s., eight ire in catlfornla.
~Yen medical 1ehools are
publicly-owiled, and six are In
California. i
--Of ail medical schools, 97 af-
liliate1'ilh • te"'1<alunlveraity and
all!' In c;aJJJomia are unlveni-
ty lated.
r ofly-foor scllqqls are local~
on general unlvetifty cam~• ~
while siJ: of Calllomta's eight
nledlcal school!! are 1100 campus". ' 1 -Fifty-lour schools own their '
OWfl teaching hospltal3 (fiye'',.ln
caiilornla ilo). ·
.:..0.ly 18 nationwide have 'l'lil
campuses Jn Which the ma1n ~
teaching fa~Ulty Is a substantial
distance lrom the medical school'.
miftee, JegislaWn now studytng the four
altemaUveS fiCin(UCI are :
-State Senators Fred W. Marl~r Jr.
(R-Redding), Albert S. Rodda (0-
Sacramento), Anthony C. Bielensdn (D-
Beveily Hills), George N. Zenovi\!h (D-
Fresno)· and MervYI! M. Dymally"jp-Lcis
Ani,lea). 6oiy ~~ a!tended ~,couil
ty hearings and BteleJl80D, ZenoVICll anll
Dymally are the new additions to the
panel.
RUNWAY .•• Ana. . '
Now, the body bas grown to 10
members, with new faces from each
hOWie being added.
-Assemblymen Gordoo Duffy (ft-Han-
ford), Frank Lanterman (R-La Canada).
Richard Alatorre (D-Loo Angeles)' and
Bairy Keene (D-Smita Rosa). Duffy at-
tended only part of the *Orange 1tlounty'
hearings with Aaaemblyman llobfk\
Badham (R-Newport Beech) sllllng bi
his place for the afternoon ~Oil
Alatorre, a tonner VCI li!icturer ~ com-
parative culture, and Keene are the new overall proposal.
One major expense of Griffin's p~
posal-was the need for a new runway to
make the new takeoff pattern workable.
Besides Brown, who chairs the com· • additions to the panel. ,,1 . ..
As proposed by Griffin, a new runway From Pa9e I '
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::'.~y~bu~::=~~ro:i:t: UCI MEDICAL SCHOOL., •.
north. This would cause the .new runway " " 1 " ',. ·• • • •
111 cross tbe San Diego Fnoeway. •· wollld ~. n~dMJ~!.' ~ht ~~~ci;w>g fWiCUiin in,,addition I<! aw,~;
' 'Gltllitr•atd thl1•probl-Ol11ild be>:solv-pro~e~, ~ri'gJh'tiU,~. " .Pl' 'MU oup ·,, n . IL n " • ed with a pylcin bridge over tbe freeway Seco~aary 'care'loFall>!ifilatory pauents an a diagDosuc tiilat-.
to support tbe runway. The lncrf8sed nlent center and hospital -to be built on the campus -formed the
noise for motorists, Grlllil). sai d , second portion of .the UC! suggestion. fillajl,Y.!l11um-camp_ua hQ~piW ,~.. l!ail)r. w~ultm~~~~ms · , would h=h• *1lire "ex'olic" diseaseYpi'OYidlng~t6al!Dtilf, brba~er
! ·~ reew•y-' !l'W . " '" 1, tan.t~ ~.I •11rt(tfl'hlJ'I ..,,. rt ,~.nz • lf'l'I'" ...... ,., I '~
'llijin saih"''b· _ pro a ' ' .. , 'iic-· . ·ecr !i~ed" 'th6•1'ysten\< Wtiuld .~d-the cf.lank of health ~e.'.;J~e! 1 · "".':~fa~ 1"f~ t~0~: jet fligbts-·:~..;·of in Orange unty' wherein the·indigent go to OCMC and the wealthy
""' flee the county'or £eek privall! facilities. . . • · ' .• ' ·
Orange County A,lrJ>Ort, since Ibey would To •double Its &la'ss siie from the 114 students, enroll~ each Yllar ·
no longer be Dying over noise sensitiVe hreoently; UCl mOdical scltOol Dean $tinley •Van Den Noort •salct'af-area~u~J;f: ,:;r~lts over jet noise iliations with OCMC, Children's HospiW of Orange County, Lclng
irom residents on Newport Bay. Beach Veterans and Memorial Hospitals and other community hb pl-·
"I think this is a sound proposal," Grif-Ws and clinics would necessarily be continued. . ,_
fin ssid. "I wouldn't hive gone to the , The beds in the propbsed on-campus facility would ~erve cjjlly
trouble to prepare it if 1 didn't think so." c;>ne-tt..rrd o! ~he medical students, resid'ent.s and interns. _,
As proposed by Grilfm, jets :::J.f off . QppoSltion to the ptoposed campus location was .heard fl;onl .
would follow this path : Planes lilt . the Orange Caunfy •Medicaf Aisociation whose doctors indicated In a
off near the start of the present rwiway. poll they opposed ~he campus hospital on grounds the county alr~dy:
Tbey woold tum Immediately tel~ flying bas too many hospJW beds. .
near tbe airport museum llOW on tbe cor-. Othl\f speak<irs attaclled the plan, ~uggesting they believed the
ner of Bristol Street and Cami"" Drife, uruversity would pull out ol t)le OCMC once it had Its own hospital.
and then over tbe lntenection ol Bristol UC! pres1mUy P,rovides the doctors for the county-run facility located! _•_nd_J_am_bo_.:._""::..:Roac::,d;.~:.....,-~-~---_:i:::n_:O::ra.:-n~~'!:..:n:::e.:ar:=lhe:,Clly sh-Opping center. , .J •
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Soccer Shoes • ~ Tennis Sliaes'
All .Purpose Shoes
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Tiniils Rackets·
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-'· ~ • :· • Racquit · BaH Racquets
Table Tennis Paddles ~ "". Badnlintin Rackets
Paddle Tennis Paddles
Frjsllees
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Gall Balls •
' Gym Shirts & s.rt$ ..
Sieat -~ .
Wann u, suits
NyBI lats '
Slut Sox
Basebal Dnderslllrts
IW-hrt5-Tires-Tulles
Bike Repairill!
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Needs Better Solution
roquireJl!ellts and make some landscaptilf mandatory. Ir~ clear rt this l>Qint that a blaatet R·l.lt zone
will not take lhJpe in elll\er Corona de! Illar or Balbot.
It a too lnadequate a ~utlon to a much greater' prob-' lem.. 1 ,•
The pr®osed il!ernaUves ate' products of a good
deal more tliought by planners, commlsaioners and,
in some cases, residen!J of the aUected areas.
They will go much fllrther towll!d preserving the
lifestyle and ch...,cter Newport Beach ~dents seem to
lwant. , •
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o the Editor: <; ' agenda items in order to listen io a of these trailer parki; I ~· wtib
At lal_t count. with all ten fingers and debate becaust a crowd turned out. What first to get an evlcUOn r19t ·r , •
ten toes working 24 hours a day, seven MAILBOX do you think Mr. Murphinet You can't days •.wee!<, oo my Chlnese obacua1 I have It both ways. "AFTER COlllul!l/11 I
have counted 2911,317_,2118 p e op t e found that the,C.U!Ornla
Irvine Ollmpan"y's Promootoi') lW' .; . . J>l'/>Jecl; '!lt'a not nice to !ool with
throughout tbe 'World who 1peak English ' I WOULD like to suggest that instead trailer parks, piased In 'Ill~~
as their nalive language. The statlstlCBI o1 contlnually chopping the Commission ,Individual mat be ..,..,""' a '
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'brealolOwn is as followa:-Lelle" from readers are tot:~' llke • aoi;e looer, that Mr. Murpbine point from renlol o1, -If :a mlJlloo In the Uni~ States; Normally writers should ca!IOltl pi.1r > out that moat of .the CommWloners talo! • nu!Jance to 1111
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• mlJllOll in.the Uniteil Kingdom; m<11&ages in 300 words or llsi'. The their r=~very senooaly, that terferinl with \IJe bllll ti' ~ · Canada-· ' right to condense l<otterslto "fir l!XJCe .we fO _ . Y Jpog boun without Sln<e the clalftll ofllce
not in Jll_!; ..ila!l\ ,91as ,~ • .-I "llliJllon ~th Afit .. : . or elhni)late libel is z11e.wd .• AU • ~· stuc!Jllli• a~ aoalyzlng d1ll!cult that l lnqu!N U lbn ......
by 11' ; · • u4'. about t · 'inllll<lr~i the letters must i!fC!...i, ~i. iJitd .-ctston IYt~ If he lhlnu we ore vlolattona ol _,. -T~t · nt rtgure ! ·1 .itn, . •al11Jtl.91slallils -~-mailing addre1•.' ~· ' f/J1'iJ~· #';be ~.Ws lo!fM mlmUD. -' oelgllliOn, lhe fnliiopr
20th 'Ce l J'!ioatein, falH. : · c!eic11be -·-..-. , wil/lh<ld on ..... Jjf!l d'f/' I( 'I' 1 ~zjy B, lld6ENtll, to be both .J, I
entrance eums'at the Federal lnatltd a lo,-d 'who opposed . mIS . 'Is so leCi'gratls in rea.<011 it appate!lf. P'otli'!/'tqfll . · Cfilii , COllli.nkCoutal terferillce.
of Techndlogy in ~iii> and~ fo fMk the. pollc~ tllelt !rider, Lord Bll!OW". re!erence • to Andy'f< lnCij~lete in-publish<d. • 1H,, · Conserv~Um Commlsll4n, • "l m!ihl adcl Ulltl wu ab0at'l~!J1
e I se w h 0 r 1 lbr' ; That ~ ov-•irllne !owned 'formatioo _In "Ask._ Andy" (Daily Pilot, . • i < •So!l1' Coot ~-'filemlier ol the ~ho ..., ."' ·~~-• ' . jointly ' •tries: A · •. whl~ Ma_r. ';4) m w\!!ch ~ltl\\et tba.!_?,l!!re , , , •· it.~}· 'l; 1 to go to the pO!l1-....S 11(114 "" Th~ ~I _ .l!elong• , ay arid . runark , are.,1:only . 250 mlll1<11 "'!•ve ·,~•ft deMlty iin the peni"Jll!a, :'!l".'"(j I , f'of'•.& IDfstlleat against the freeway ,...,..;
Stre<il Jl • '· fo&et'-•. , speakenm.uit\-1'j. r ( enough toom for the tars." ~I~ ,. r -r-• , thomemben'oltheoilalldl,
horn+ Cll:-lli& , _ ''.1"-.. · · _., ~re";"birepfy to hls~ta~ .mere _mlB8peak; wbat It typifies II , 1 f \he If!lj~: f • . M,ARGAll!n' Gov~&, 1•• a s"1 ~ ' ~J' nlE alltig dustrio ·~ al -that· inore ~ ja spolen th~ severe clvlc m)7Wla Rlffered by tboR: Recently;\ received a•torm letter from
named'Mler. nitful . well as'-,llie• busi'· •,He!.' ate, !iii. the -Id .... Eftgliab .It might Interest who would explo!{, '*l!let thal) pre "ilank bi· t'lewport lleadb lnqulnng .. to N beva'r0fdthe8frlarsdutal!t'~ at.>ut half lliiJU!)e even dul'ing 1the1r Andy to !Qiow that there are ..,,.ral Newport Beach. :_ .. ~bylhad~my,acoountwlththem. O~ ........
-. "buaiest" ~oda (So enou&h iiem)oOa oo forms or Ollneae, and the Chibese spoken ROBER D. R.,,. I reptfed 'thai r )I.Id moved away 'rrom To the Editor:
ctasael 1642, George that subject.) In Boor ~ is compleWy dllteient ' thatfair city, a Joni way, •I\dlhereuon As 1 citizen and a student I mual
Dowmng. · That the verses of •'The Star-Spangled !rom that opqken In Peking, for example. Loose Fart~? may be or """"lnterest·to your readets, crtlclze the Board of Education'• llOtloa That the Sistine Chapel in the Vatican BaMer" Y.'ere fifSt . pO.blls'bed in a On the other hand, correc;tly spoken especially those who might be thinking of
is so named alter Pope Sirtus rv. Baltimore newspaper as a poem called English can be understoOO anywhere in To the Editor : moving into a traileri park, or one of the ~~W~ r::k ~:~~ ·
THAT THE Smithsonian Institute in "The Defense of Fort McHenry." the English-speaking world. I feel for the record that Mr. Mui'pbine more elite "mobile~ estate.s.'' · ~.·°"
Washington o.c. was endowed by the Thal "llhambles," meaning a bloody CllRISTOPHER J. WILCOX ("Just Coasting" column, March 21) 1 WROTE in part:'·"l•reslded In one of I Ii'., !hot the )>oQ..Jl. actloo wa1
bastard son or an English Duke, James scene, comes from a medieval street in should set lhe record straight since ~he your ·town'• flllHiown, poorly managed oarrow~mlnded add ~ighted. The
Smithson. the center of York, England, which has Narrote VletD tends to be a little loose with the facts, trailer courta untUl two months ago. board cannot o~ llH;lr minds to accept ·
That the Queen or Shebo came from ~ ocqigl~ by butchers !or a thousand particularly when he speaks ol Pn>paol· When 1 protested a ratio In rent during a dlfterent spiritual belle! ye! It cootlnUes Soul~ Arabia, a region currently called years. , To the Editor; tJon 20 and the CommW!on It cre~ted. the administration'• Wage and Price to coodone books that gtomouriu:
Yemen. That Dr. Seusa, the most popular The Pilot article "Chamber Officials WS inference that the AVOO m•..,lon Stabilization Plan, I protested to the ~~-the ~rd. -···,_. and •---Tha,t the "brimstone" in the "fire and writer of children's boob in our time, bas Rap Newport General Plan" {March 20 ) was not considered due to the c~d is manager: · nuc.11 .':'r" ..... ....,.. ~
brimstone " of the Biblical bell is really bad no children. eHectlvely ootllned the objecllona of in-m· accurate and -'-'eading. ~0 my "From then 1 beg to ____ ,_ h books, It ts actiJjg against the lnter.slo of "sulphur:" -. .._ That~,...~Spani1h ~" baa nothing .come pmperty:.owoers to~ down-ull.l.l '' on, an receive sue educa~ Schools are ~ to
That perspiration itself is to4a.Ily tu do with, the coast of Spain, but refers zoning. Those objectiom were predlc-:~1~!ee ::r=:e 0~ ~ ~~: ~:-nSS:t~!lngJi:iea~! w~;ri f~ broaden J·the mind, not narrow 1t : odorl~ss. to the Soutlj. American m8..lnla~ and the .. tably oar.row, confined to the profit regarding the possible AVCO vJolaUon a new note bung 00 tny door. Your back enllght~1 not dllcoUrage;'and conb1bute
. That the phrase "die-hards" did not CaribJ:iean. aspects of land ownership, and con-were aware that it was not on the March fence is too high . Tear it down! Park to learning, not detract from It.
temptuous of land uses designed to pre-19 agenda. The press was present when your car off the street! No trunks on '" JOE FAHEY
.... vent over-density and eventual atrangula-we discussed that we needed time to look your patio! My mall even got tampered The Board of Education dfd 11ot v ietnam Reconstruction" '~~ ARE slgnljicant CQUD~I' In:• ~':1" :~~rlier ::.1umn of Mr. wl.t~. I cqmplalned ;o the local office or ;;~;;., th~r=t 1tt/e~~~:~'!-p~
· arguntents__to the views of the .various Murphlne'a which Indicated his concern Price and Wage Stablllzatlon, and 8 man copies at a 1pecial rah~ liecaiin tli:fl
chamber member•, and they .relate over whether the Commission coo.Id do called one day wliere J worked and book is not on the aa1igned r~ing ~ Vietnam war co$t the United , it> ,Cllrectly to the reciprocal rla:hta of &Ingle-the job. Now that (after six weelcl) we assured me, this manager could qot evict list. Board f1U ~ two ejfpk t'(tj.
States ' billions or dollars, and (be Viet· • • · ' JTci'RIAL .,. family homeowners to 1 pr6iecl their tn-are Organized and ready to roll, he sug· me. However, when yolt neat llttJe town able for 1tudeht.tt )pate titfl~ r tnu
noon peace may cost billiona more. South 1 "'"'vestments in ,8 city confronted by e:r:· gestit tbat we should have pushed aside council decided last fall to clean up tome · w1r1 1uffitient. Ed. • ~~~~:~d~~!lt :~~enCOlll~hn · .~RESEARCH <' ~,.l';~ resl~Ual and' commercial ~ ,-. . • ,~ , f • ,,
=~ ~:· ~.i:~dic~tio~t ~ m;th -~. :;:i .. ~identi:itliarea ~:r:-edmto r· h. ~ W. h y·· o' 11.!u· !-'8 Never ~"Sa;.d" President Nixon, Thieu Mid receoUy, gressmen •nd senators and many of the e· ov ense, ..... "' c zngs "OU lS
I American pUbllc are not ~ 00 helping COllll!OtiOc! com~ llY the ~table , "We won't . dis~ war any more, on Y any of the countries In thal area, just as , proUferaUm. of a~dtna; ~rclal ' t
reconstrucuon. the~ are not keen on !l>relgn a4t tn1 Coalj>iexes. lt,becoaies \I l4la .i.1rable •
BESIDES reconstructloo aid, Thieu • 1t!nml." Later, he aald : "Even thoup'1 •, ·= 'tcll'to n ... To lhe.Ptl'lll~t Silence ts KOiden, they say and talk is the firm_ Ji I'!~ ,..,&(for you."
evidently wants assurances of continued ml&ht believe tho!• a J>l'OIJ;lllll.l'..<il>1',.,.,._ .J._,J;}~,..,.,.,. ~ ~..,.,; c)ieapi. • ' [· • J "What good are Judd trlcka to l ~
U.S. economic assistance. which CU1' l<CO!IStructloo ... Is an ... 1n""'!tme11t•!o. • :.::i-~ , ile ~J '°E= thl'I' , lV•U,,il you put tbose two adages aide HAL BOYLE1 pound IPrl like you! I'd like to• you
renUy amounts to around $11111 mllllon a peooe, .the Congress bas w .• .,~*1 : :=cl be-._~ 11!...lllt_c.w. wl n l>~lclto, one may lie 'right -but the try a !ew or them on a mao my obe."
Year. He told a corres)l00$lent for the ft'' ,J. ,. ' • ' ~ 10ist'1111 ~ t..can· r·.~dn't ""'-Wl'tlnoer ~.. "filli-. l still love """' ......,_, If I bad
Washington star-News on Marcll S thal, Tlleonaln d!ffl<Ulty la that~ 11' exp,...-lit mooelait, ieitios. ~d ' ~-.. ,.. ~-~~ · ·-jus~ a good ~·o~'7'p~t,y foce,
"We have entered a new Phase o! ma· ~ not yet know what II 1' ~ e ..w Iba! 1""' Is wmaoent. • ·. , . lu bl ,~Is tld' may often be more avcrythlng to her cat, are you?'' yoo c1n, beU,...-sweet II!• I "'"'ldn'I
tlonshlps with the United · States, an<\ , to tuppol'\. No detailed aid pll\il>u ~'l'.JI' "!!ft 8fl4 , ~ 1 ~v~ i~.d "Why do you alway• ,.rve rout bee! have otcked you."
maybe also a new ldnd ol help, of aid, , officlally proposed, nor hao'1h\t While ' Olhef!!f;e who1'!!0 only ·~ tlial lolk I• Jlfl~p ' • , ~ hash for dinner the 'llante day I o!fe•!IY :116, Ii .·!>metblng 011er bappelied to
with less mllltary and ·man;, econamlc, HOtlie said what such a ~1"11 mlgJll p ilem.' on. i~ er' olivlotlsly must never Jitve had It at the of!lce tor lu~Olt?" you, 1400'1'.1! I'd be Iii 1113 r111h to pro,
humanitarian and social aid. · cost. There ts no mooey fl!..~ T{lll never suboCrlbt to-'U. i~ .con· bad 10 poy thl Rrlce "! know you are ooe of the world's )iv--t<1 ui'Qne else-not •t leul ..ig I
South Vietnam's needs l" many and tlon aid In the fiscal lt7~ ·mi.1: cOp\, Their obl:,U.J;~~ a · for , shooting b 1 1 Ing authorltl .. on Ploost ~..,.,, but 1111 back lrom the cemetery." varied. According tQ U.:S..l'jew1 & World sen1 to Cengresa oo Joo. ..U velill>' • Cl~·~ 1 , 11J011th.oll. l hope 1 can get thnJugli'yobr ooune In
Report, "They range ttora jlowei' plants ment fundl could be pravlded ooi:r . by · ...,.. 1 1 ~ -· J~ Is the -• F h lite t wj~·"' r~a· d t and a new paS9enger je\ ror the natlooal cutting back on domestic procrama, t!IO 1 ~ •• ;:;:::!~ ~~ J ·~ ~·~-'-~-t.--.:t rem a~ that of· renc ra ure ' •• ~ P t
fer '-'" In entire ptabl ,,....,.,.._,•K ...,._, • -••••-"'"' al)' •• anything by or about)I" . To me, ~sl
'1n1r11ne, .~dae reqderlmclt ol .;,; U:~~"'; to ...._ ~~lr ~~""' e Ute[ rel)' Dti an lllusloo: that tbe1 .,. !!"...: ~d "' the sounds like nothing but a ,homoieluai !qi. ..,... n Mc tuaU¥ r-~ bY IOIDe moral code o( iui..-,1aa we tofi\61o.-pincushion." .• ..
blllioo dollars 1 year. tlieo~e~ RECONSTRUCl'ION ol •the lndustrlel prl.U..0111roa&b properly ownenblp. %_wish wt bad b!tltn our tongue "Wby don 't I go get my car and ~ ~ibl must be= !orbo ~ ht!y o1 Soutb Vietnam and other ports of" c.tniY to'Wtiat the Cbafuber Com--than have said IL you a push to help your cor gel ~·
1 oet~ ~tary w IM<>chlM would be expml]ve, but tliO ,_... _. l[poli! they rtllreWt~ would'.. litre. !or URlljpla. ore a few typical It'll probably pnly take a second."
or · • · task would be simple """""""' lo 111110( ~ • belloV• rty rijhts ,,. OOI ollhond remarkl which , once made. may "!I IUl'a bu been a nl"' l!IN, Can we
PREsmENT NIXON DO . doubt will mtoring the are•'• aluidered laod. As precifel1 ~~lolate awards or cause the ~peaker to wish _toter tbat he glvt anyone a nn home!"
give Thteu a sympathetic hearing, but Tbomaa Brindley noted in Far Eutern lroodo!n ot -, In law the rilbll of had maintained his golden sileoce: "Let'a take this road. It loob the oM
Congress may be more dlffl<ull to win Ecooomlc Review, the Dxladilu "1 properly ownentitp are' b.....Oy Jn. "I do." leu traveled by, and maybe, as Robert
over. Nevertbeleu, Thieu will tty to do "has betn • war aaatnst nature." Bomb-t«p<etad to lllclude the effect of Jll'!IP-"If you think you have •uch a tough Fl"oot said, that'll make all the dU!er-
ao. After meeting with Nlxoo, be will Ing • n d delnllatlon Ila" left DllllY arty owner'• actlans «I the bmneill8te tlllle, wby doo't you coma to the office ence."
travel to Washington for private C<)OSUf· qrlcullural areas unaultablo !or cuJUvo-IUl'l'OUndlnp and 1111 !Ile IDlir< ,,,_ aom• day and do mr_"'4rk -and I'll
tatlom with key .... tors and rep...-tion. monlty In wbJcb the property ts loctted. .toy home and take care o! the kid'I.!" "THAT SOUNDS like a great Idea,
tottves about the aid que•tlon. The bombe<kut cltln ol Weotom Most lmportanUy uee ol properly as "Anything you call do 1 can do better." boss. Jost put my Initials on 11, and I'll
While Prealdent Nixon r e & a r d s Europe were almoet compl'etely rebuilt dlrecte.i by ...l.\g a~ the. thne or pill my departmeot to work oo It."
American aid u an "lnveatment In within a decade. But 8rlndley oblervts purchase Is not iranted In rpetully · "YOU STAY here In the car, alld I'll "! wooldn't marry you II you were next
peace," he acknoWledgea the crlllclsm that "Solis and land· form• that have cmdltlonl and civic values d:nge and walk to the nearest gas station and get a to tho last man on earth. I'd rolher mor-
a11<1 controversy tbal bis pion to help been polaoned and torn up may tab local p...,...,,tal reru!a:I:; iii:N\d be can. It prol)ably Isn't veey, !ar, an~ tha · ry him."
!ftdochlna ''recover from tbe ravqe~ ot decadeo to be natond In ••ea ap. ·~led to cba••e •cconl y ~ fresh tlr will do me ll)Od." -"Well, or courae, we ml&bt pliY
, 1ener•Uon of war" hao aenerated. lJur. pl'Olimate rashton -If II ls poulble at -~ ·• · "A1mty, I'm the <11\y nephew you chorades." •
Ing a eewa CCllfmnce oo Jan. St, the all." lndotbina•1, wouodl may bear IT WAS Al Forgit Who lai~. In a suboe-have ten. You're not the kind ol weird "I lllpPOIO• like moat anott,y olllce boys.
l'ialdent indlcoted that "Many con-permanent 112n. queo( Pilot·edltton, there "Will never be rich old lady who dies and leaves • you uun,t that aomeday you'll be hood o!
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DAILY PILOT
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Oallfornl<! lllate Un!v#tlly
and Coll<CM tnmeet ....... ., iclMdl!led to act today on a
J P1Wlf41 lo oiler ~ and -~-. ~ It euler for ·many
11.stui.tlnit to earn a degree.
,,,. poopooed con.ortlum <ii
19 camp•e:1 to oiler the
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cblel cl the sf al~~ l"Wlb' with SCl\TD -.1. _ and Ooc'PI*-~uee Callfomia Rapid tr .,n:j Wt ''lll fa \111lllo1dtiej..eu't Ii> pm"!» 1illL HA ti iii LOS ANGELES !AP) -
Dlllrlct 1iaa been .....-or ftnd •dime fer raJid trlllllll.'' . would ~ the vote l! leul '2rid ~ ~·Cit A
'rJjocltafth" and of •laila(i MW. Mid. ·IWO-. has'i'ffiiine4• tbdl ooo '
lazy way out" or a ~ ~" _ •• Mill. authClnd a !I'll law liool of 1 ·8Wa Banera\ cfiiit. ~ ....... Mlled the .,,. uttnding the alate -tu
seoate Pmlclenl pro tlm =cuoaUona ao4 llll be was at-to gasollne, ralatng .,. ertra CALIFORNIA • "*" ~er .....,,.. M"
James Mills (D&n Dfotol. /: dovej<ip the kind $l'ttl mlllltin a year for rapid "--------' tine • ..., elta' tumlng the
a11o accused SCl\'l'I,. ~ • -l)'llem Mills lrlllllit and maas traMll pro-mileage on the odometer~
manag·er Jaclo (liloti'ilp "'~-' .~ But, Gllstrap,&ald, ~1-grams. . '"'" u., li'nnk o.tu.
day of deliberately decei~ e:_ a' of ::1r1;'tepaemce The .scRTD plao for spmd-,..-----------. • ~;;;,;..,-.,:;~-;,; l _:
the Leg!ll.lture and of'Pim:' <-wary • · ing its $13 m1lllm Ihm ol
nill( to drive his llos lranlli Miiia allo &aid Gilstrap waa ~t fund includeo $28.l million Roses' and jury trial belcn Santa~
[.:BRIEFS J .,.,,_ =~ the ~ ot ~~~ in;:r.'~~~nt~".°"°" , =•=''1'-=:.tMi l _ " _ Squirr~Ufl 111en Milli l8ld SCRTD 1rom • g-une tu bill 'Peanu•a' -of petty theft and 1wo
I would kn. lo the ~·· ailtjmd by Mllls'lo lowerbus · , WI' "°""' of grand, ~L ~ procrams gained ap. llUsemblyman John Burton (D-San Francisco) cracks 1n two years 1o $ lbe ...... 1 ...... '111111 11 not technlcalI?. Boycott A ~_.....,had ~
pn)val by the -· Com· lip after uosuccessfully trrwg lo feed ~itol Park lo bail them I He ••• .-u;;i· lllepl, ~ "Mills, bul ti PASADENA (~I) llltSJlOllded, -.... and ""• mlltae on Educatlooal ·Potlef aqulrrell to illustrate a poml in his battle' with Gov · ou · -~lolates 1111! lntmt cl the law CJbaFlee Ill. S$lb. creator was put oo pnibation foe fivO"~
'l'uelclaY ltOd was~ bt R<>nald Reagan's tax spending prpgram. An old man ;:1.11:. an~=· iie·llld GUstraP-111 end up· . Su' pported or the "Ptanuts" comic Yeal'll. , ..
a.ln&llor Glenn S. Dumke, euily lure<f the animals to his band. grams get equal welglit having~ abut doWn the new strip, .oored twice today Court '""°""' sOOwed Iha~, the, ~-Senate and the --~---------------· bus lln.-be ii propo&ing. • ; in prep!l1ltiona !qr the the mileage hid been set back • .,) ~ praldeall. ~ MIU. and llllatrv C!asbed In ; LOS ANGELES (AP) 19'14 Toumamml oi Roses
• m J Crltfcal a bearing ovfl'~ l>lll bY Seo. l)oonty 111pervlsor1 have given parade. '.t OATAS -WHO said "99.l ' ,.r · S*l'llte V tio" Stud• d Lawrence, E.'Walah (~Hun-.'their blessing to a planned Edwml Wilson" Pl't'li· percent of all automoliilo ~ SAN DIEGO (AP) -Ellen «,t,_ aca 1lS -.n imgton' Park}'tbal would pro-ticlYooU hext week of meat and dent of the '\'OtlmllJltenl of deelm" do the same thing-••
9talet, the 18. ye a r . o I d ~ hiblt &q\J;l'l'. from spending ~ pollllj'y J>11><1ll&. Roses, amiounce¢ that argued turning bock the mll&••
dil)Chter ol a Riverside million of the funds 4roi)l • !. i.Ousewlves' group Fljbt Schulz will grand agedldn~constltutetheflBut
111tfei1narket executlve who SACRAMENTO (AP) _ Lt. employment In ~ .. olllce." -Mills' rapid trlllllit act of 1971 Inflation Together, oouiht the myars!'81Da of enttheandNthft.w in Its decl!ion Tuesday the ap--1 wu """'•ped from her home ' ,~_ and asked for a report on the to purchase new bulleS. support. ear' y ev at pellate cOurt disagreed. ,.
Feb. ).;;1 held for three days Gov~ Ed Reinecke has ordered Phil Jordan, a Reinecke vacation situation from hit Supervisor Kenneth Halm "HapPfuess Is ' •. " will be Althou¢1-previous ·s u c•ll
lnlllvi>onk,illistedln"ct111cal an ,lnvestljation into allega· press spokesman, said the staff. A VOTE ON tbe Walsh bill refused Tuesday to go aloog the parade's theme , charges had been handled .,..1
candl&n at a 1 u bu r b a n tiom by a former staff R e p u b I i c a n J i eutenant was delayed indefinitely after with a pledge not to eat rDeat Schulz' book. '.'Happiness misdemeanor w.h.lcle code vio-'>S
bolp!lal after bi!Ing• lajured in member that Reinecke'• top g...,ernor, a candidate !0< "HE JUST doesn't know if a !\;-hour hearing. Walsh said or poultry next week, saying Is a Warm Puppy," is a Iatms, the appeal! cOOrt """"
an Olito accldenl ald<o have been able to have governor In 11'14, found there's anything to it or not," he did not have WIOll'h;oup-people should he allowed to • .million-seller. ;,· cisloo s&ld the state -P< ~ girl received bead In-lheir vacat.loos and get paid :_S::teward=.:'.:•..:let=ter=-..:"in::terestq::..:::·:::!.•_• _:J:::ordan:=:.,::sa::id::_· -----.,~~-::po::rt::::":::'..".presen\;::'::~· •::t.;:th::'.:e..'.~~"~-~_'.~~::11\'.!'.e..'.f:'.'.ood~on'.'..hand~".:· __ _!::' ·=:::!:::===';=::==:I_~code~~should apply. ...--,. Juriel, In ii 8-Ja. ca11f., auto for them, too. • •• r ~ ' l ~ and Is . In a coma, Hal D. Steward raised the
aatlioi'lf!ee fl • diula Vlala questloo In a )etter t o
Hoopllal aid Tueaday. ReineCke Monday in wbicb he e µ te P•11 &aid be bad been told that he
LOS ANGELES (AP) -A W1lll entitled to take vscatlon
SUpelior Coor! judge has ruled time <if al\d not have it cl·
that '1be city of Los Angeles flclally recorded.
mustlj>ay eearly $80,000 In at-Then, Steward said, he
tmneyl' fees to n i n e would "be paid again for the bcmiownen MO bad won an-precise same leave time in
I~ aulil Involving Los cash when he departed from
Ang<IO. lntmu!tlonal Airport.
The decision Tuesday by
Judge Steven S. Wellman was
~ u 1lle first Wider a
lril itate code malclng such a
clelel!danl liable for payment ..,,,,,/<! Of allomey fees If the other
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OAKLAND (AP) -Hugh T.
IWrilon, a.yeaHld Pied-' inonfftnancler and Inventor of
• No ~ tablell, ,.. .. ordeTed
Toeoilay to appear April 17 In
Alameda SUperlor Court to
...,_. charges cl graod theft
and violation of the state
MClll1tlts act.
In I preliminary bearing -
ci-1 to the J>Ublic al\d the
news med.la af,Harflititfa :9:
quest -Elsie We""'° a WIMtr ·
who fi'Ol'k"' M a maid.Aat . • Km'a tlit.Hrfeel.,Y.to ,_. " · • = i iW.O by Hatriaoli, ' yourmOQef'orseCibWesto.J .... • "1't~~,,,.., ahe loll 1611,000 lo ~-
$e.fMKI given Ha.ttlson to in-1 Y"~•MIOlll•..., Veit. --n.i.Mlth..i'IMll·
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SHUNS TV
SANTA CRUZ (AP)
Herbjrt W. Mullin, who ls
cbargied with murdering 10
people, has won the right
to a dltary cell away from
llie bolse of a fallhouse TV set.
He uked In court to be plac-
ed ID a cell brock by hhnsell,
''where the TV i.tt't playing
all day . . . B<J that I can
study•"
s;,bor C.Ourt J u d g e
Qiirles S. Franich granted the
request dela,ed Wttli April 5
the date for the 25-year~ld
former OOnots student to enter
I p1ta.
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today for tilt tJMill!llIAI story of
Hoal Memorl1I Hospitars .. Four
flex.ible P11ns for Givil\(''. You will
bt in for I Plenlftt '1H'Jlrist!
Telephone:
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AM for Tbornl1 St.dtl~1r
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new approach to personal.banking. It's designed
to eliminate the many~ cliaQies you , : .
now pay for various bank'transactions: Ihstead,•
for a single fee of $3.00 a F,th, you receive
e:very banking service yoq'r~ Jikely to need. And,
there's no minimum balal)Ce,{~guired. Yoor
Gold Account includes : ·• ' · ~-
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The distinctive Gold Acrount Card entitles you
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Unlimitrd ~ diecks,l:ashieri . d.ecb and ~crdas. All provi<!ed at no
-additional bharge as part of your-G>ld ~t.
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A'Mascer Qiiqe Caiit'Qiod:rp1"~ ~t'alrpost 1,000;000 focations.81# ~ 4't,;over
· 15,0QO banks throughout the country. (If you
all'.(ady ~ve one,' you've already. qualified for a·
Cold Account.) '
to ~y check cashing service (a nd all other · n.._..L...t. • ks II Gold Account services) at over 290 Wells Fargo . • V>aUiilll proCeCtlOn. Yoor ch"': wi Bank Offices • 'always be covded.)>ecliuse we prorr11se to "'
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', c:ll<lCks as you need,' with no additional service ~or minimum balances to figure out. ~ qmstratt:sonoenonal.loans. • -~iJ.ngie $3 a,~~th fee covers all yout check. ·' Whell ~ Qll8!1fy fbr a bc!aG, V'abi'tion,6r0lher-~-needs. 1 ,Jf installment loan, as a Wells Fargo Gold hcount
" ,' "~"'"-·:...or\\YJsll.-· ~you'll~vespeclallowinterestrates. ~ i;.~ a·aap , , , "~Ulll(J{s.Alsolncludedinyout •·· · .
• Gold~Aeoounta~ additionalcharge.. ~~lpe;lt'9'l11Ulllllft!lt\\\6 ' ..,. ' , '. , , • • .-• .,...,...,.;rdW'Wells.FkrgoGoklAccount-~· 7 Safe-Deoo<Boxatnoa,fdiriooid~ offers indreSefviCiea and featllreS tl)an we have
Your Gold Ac:Couii~entides you up to a $10.00 rocm to WJ into here: So we've put tOgether a~·
• size Safe Dq;oait Box. (Availilbillcy of different chure. I~ also has a ~rt, ~fniple application form.
*es may vary~ office to office.) _ We think you1L want to fill it out.
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WEDNESDAY, l,IARCH 21, 1971 . c TEN CENTS
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-B11>wn's oft·stalecU..itllg that "no mol'e state money should be spent
for boqiitals which do not serve ·the Inner city." lt suggests the UCI
medical scbool 111igbt be moved to another location Including . the
new Martin Llitber King Hospital in South Central Los Angeles. ·
Brown's com!lllttee met in Santa Ana Feb. 9 to hear testio
mony from the Univeralty and others regarding the location of the
teaching hospital. .
The unfvel'slty-outlin.ed a three-part medical syatem. It urged
·continuing p11>vlalon of emergency c a re in ran upgraded Orange
County Medical penter (OCl.tC) and establishlllent of at least four
walk-to community cllnlcs l<>-urve primary care needs of the county
and.afford tralWni in (amlly prac\ice to Its students. ·
• The univOl'slfy continued to emphasize they w'ould want up to 3~o' beds lat doctor tralJ\lng In any upgraded OCMC. Those beds
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:_"¥outJt~ Qka:y;Nudes ·~kay-but Not Beer_
cOntemplatlng · pr°*1JU~. ~r : _the cllmiln Alvin L. !~•Y, a longtime !oe
once -antlqualed Red l,labl. Abatanent it. bottomless. tan.
-Act,.' • • .... ~ .. -~ • •1 And t would say this aoes ibout as
Establilhinenta catering to gentlemen low as you can •go,11 be fumed1 addtnc: 1
who eiij.iy watching uqclad ladles_bounce. that his. Idea o! IDlertalnment Is not
fiOUDC."e and trollc, bowever,4 can elp(!Ct w1fching a naked elrf of ·11 on a dance
trouble when they aj,ply· Ice any beer fiocr .
llceme renewals. City Attorney Roy June waa unavail·
"I WOUid Bay this would preclude their able !or comment on what new action
eV.r gefllnil:anothef U_..fiom:::the o Qiota Mesa autborltles may-take ne.t,
ABC!," aec1ares Colla Mesa City Coun-~any.
N~pQrt ¥~qns SJr~et_
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!;:"i!f • "llormlut lo minors," N lfeie!i ,.olllCIOla ~.banned
1111118 .. DI tllo 14 A111i1M Ml· orimled l>oriodlcall ... Mid illOJ pllll to
goc:i~~•=r ~ L. fl'(Dll
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nounced this mominc thal Pollea Chief
B. James Glavu tiu been IMlnlCled to
write the pubUs~ of the Loi Anseles
star &M the Hollywood Preu, {"fQrllllng
thein ol the action.
They can continue 1'I distribute them
only \1ll:oU4h · markets ind llquot llores
that o/iolt to aell them, W)'NI lllld.
'!be city nianager allO •1c1 that
simllar1 ste~ will soon be taken a1a1nst • ..
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"Eventually we'ro..(Ob)l lo have 16 bin
!bl Preso,'lbo,• Wjm'Uld. ''Wl'Te
got lo be consistent. We Int.Gd lo IJ>'
proac;h the Ii',... Presa In tb$ near
future."
In his llllDOWICelllell this morning,
Wyun Aid, Chief Glavas will write a let-
ter to the publllbers aayinc that the Los
AD1elea ~tar and the Hollywood Preos
are, ln the city's judgment, barmM to
minors. I
"They should be removed from places
where minors lndlscrlmlnately can obtain
!See BANIBll, Page Zl
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.1Newi}ort·.Poli~ Indicate . . .
·Maitre~' Kill~d Himself
1 ~y-wn.uw. ~ER ~:i ? : ;,~~t the ~ r,uon we cook\ ~me
Of'h °'IC! "'" '"'" . , -·· · up with wu the f1ct hla financial pictW"e
· Newport Beacb police today mdicated was to .the pc)tnl where there was no way
the death of N~wport Harbpr 'Vacbt C111b out tor hlm ,,, Amburgey said "He 'yas
maltre-. d.' Edward_ .'\'hal<her" wa$ a not a~le 16 --hlf obllpu.;,. and his
suicide. ¥ ·• • bwlk: records show he waa steadlly gbing
Tbatdter'1'body was !olmd floating In Into the hole."
the barOOr Saturday with a ~ cm-He abo aaid tnsurance t'GVmlge may
crete block hamessed .to K. .-·havrrbeen part ol the motive !or suicide.
Tbe 11-year-old realdent at ll09t 1o1a:ce Thatcher had a 15,000 lnsuranee policy
Ave., Costa Meaa, had 'l>eel repOrled ,wttb no lliJlula-preventing payment
mtulng aeveral days belcn by bis Wiit, ln the efeli ol auldde, Amburgey aaid.
Wlnllndl. •• • "Tbe loans be had W.re a1sci in.sured
"Our lnv~cat1on obrilNd -..1e1y !Seo SIJICJDI!, Pqe 11
nothing that -1d be ·= -with sulefde,'1 said Newpoh 8om Amburi<l'-· "'11>tre are i!O • ~I ..... w~ l<Xlleb!MIJ wou1t'Wllll • •111IL"
""""" bellOve Thatdlar ~the mpe harness In advanl!I it ovu bis ahoulden Jllll .,... .. w.a
· oul I'll .the.yacht club.'•= ., Ambbrgey aald. Tha .,,.; ap-
parently driven to oulddl llr -1oi
!lnanclal problems. •
Sniper lnjmes
C.o~ta .. lttt'MI Dog
Oral•'
Weadaer ' , .... Most'Y tUD11Y b the way the wealhetlildJ cans 11 Ice Thuroday,
with alighl\y warmer 1cinperatures
of 60 at the beacbea, lncblng up to
15 Inland. OVernllht Iowa ln the
upper *11.
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"Cobar<!,• ltd by Ll:o Mil> M(U~ reCfi'Did moit of the 1'off..
ors In TueailaJ. nlghl'• AC!14!my
Awordt •hot# ..Uh elQhl Ostar1. ·s •• •torit•. P"4ft J, 4, so.
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.-Orate~ ........ ~ .It
lnldequale as a booJ! tal facility.
Unlverslty 1pokesmeo erophasized It IJ
tnadequatt to Pio'!tde',lhe J'!!I 1iB~ lo
teamlij ~~ ~JPt~anent
basis to UCI·CCM students. ·
The key argu-t In the stall re!"'rl,
however, SQcgetta that the optimal 11tua·
Uon ~ to-localo,a ~.acllool
"In a torPmunttY JN!iell!;'.)11>11iitll ade-
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Thi.• stai.;ment not be".!'1iln the J>l!!>llc , i.~ -fre&ellted .ill tfie1Fe>..·\J~ar
lnis, ii "SMta-'.<'~tiiPC~ ·1i1 l><!•tbe bas~ of the1ew, 31temative that the
,_ ... -• • .! -medical school be moved out of Orange
really bolds true for both sides. Some of • .,,.. 1 •.. County to some other location where
,lhe citlzal appeals that have i-i filed • 'V ., · 1'1 ·., ·:r f · J '...J _. aJ c· " 'ral • such a hospt1'J' exisls. . . .. , .
over wr 1wroval1 were just done to ·ii:QUr l-lam~u Or .a.~mir ' ene . , ObsezyersAf~tatew~bospttal'politlcs slow down the developmenta," •be said. ,. ·-, .,. suggest.¥artln 'Luther ~ Hoipital In The coat of the lawsuits Ls a major • ~ :;· . • • -_, . South eentill Los Angeie.: 'I •iich a
la11<, botb Holm,. and Mn. Rosener . • JV~lllNGTON (AP) ~J'Qur l'll!'en):ly returned U.S. war pns?n-_ C,. .~. potential hoipitaL 'Ille wat1.s)i0Spl1a1 ~as
said, because o_f the rapidly dlnlll)IJJ!lng •; era li~ye been chosen ior.prollloUon !.tl re~ admiral and brigadier , ::._ .\~~i".·•-.: .'l had dilficulty 'iittrae\ing ql\aliiy s1alf.
fllncls / appropraalod to keep the •Ii eioneral, the Pentagon aruiaunced toda_l'. Th'!,Y .are: • w ASHINGTOll • .\fl' ,,i: !km.• Frank Rural poqr would ~t (rom location of
regloflal and one state comml1Sloo In •, .Navy Capt. Jere111!~lrA. Denton ~r. 'o! Mo6ile, Ala. the fiat POW Ch\ircb (~1111 !ald· ' y, tha>1iocret a new niedtfAI '!'hOoL ,IQ ~ .COUnty
business through tm. .: . to ~P from afepatrali09<Pl~ )aat lll1)gl!l. , , , :-1 ,.. . -te«tJ-y o1~ •clo!!!i.that ·and a hospital !here JS sal~Jo ftll'the bill
Proposition 20. the coastal Jnltiatlve . .~ Navy Cap . Ja~i)l. Slockda!e oi Coronado. ' ~ _,, • ·, '1nw!llllolillt.. ~ .. /!'.e1iiiiaph ije13iled bJ.1be committee ;staff" •
creating the commissions that wu pa11-'' ·~• Air Force coi Jobll.<f. El)'Dll oi 'Shillllliar, Fla, the s~llior U.o. Coi'p.:.,lnili•lld ~· ~1:.~ll\$\ in-If <Tra!ige County Medf<fal Center
ed ~voters In November, approrrtated _ ::"!!OW, . · • • . · ~ ,_.. . ·,.' ~ •. tf.·~· ! ~Iii&.·~ of (OCMC) ts deemed !rtad~natl and coun-~ million to lund them. · A1r Force Col. DaYid W. Wlfih of MlnneaPolls. -"'. , Pii&iltri1 Si!'J ' -~• Ji.ttilie In ty goventment is unwilling lo'~ It up
Crtitcs cbarged that the spot\!Qr,t of the •. ';, Pentagon spokes111'n Jerry W. l'riedhefin said Flynn, shot down , ii'IG.;:,-~. :.::.,F\ .~+~•1.;.-,;;. to standard>, bY. dP;fii!IUon 'oCtlie '!'l•H
measures knew full well that wouldn1 be ~·and captured in October 1967, was selec\ed!or pro111otion to brigadiei-;T,'Qi)l{cb. c~ otii'll!Date1areign report._th~ co~tltee nilgbf filld tllOre 18
enough mone.Y .but kept the ligures low to genel'tl in 1970 and Winn, downed ovef North Vietnam in AtigP,sf•' ~ .. rdms subcQmmUt~Qtl,,"llltlltlliatlonal .. no reason I~ ;pend the voter-appruv<d
help get the irutiatlve passed. 19il8, was chosen for prolllntion last s.nt41nber. .. . ~~ons.::rOll'Ui<I~~ th• bond ftind's for a teaebing ·hospital In
On Medical
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"The citizens were le<\ to believe the Frledhei111 said President Nixon dia not send the npminatious ' .~r llltililOd~~.:ue.aif by Orange County. .
commissions would be financed by that ~ to thd Senate while ttieY were still . raO)lers becauae disclosun! .1>1-: •, 'W.iDliJD:V. Btiletthe. t:r!~'cliln'cb '. "· SOmf..actlon · ln the legislature · u ex-..
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15 million through . J975{' Newport thtl'fOp>oUo~s "mighl~QrJl" · i Ii. In a man's .intere.a••while :· ~· l~tranoc~lii\i!ou'lif~:..~.J!blic =~='/::~~~by ~a~i , , . . ' • Chamber Prestdl!1)t R1chan1 s. Stevens •. in enemy hands. , • ~ ~ Oz...::' . '"% , :<$· _ a ~· "°!!~ ~p~ . 1., • ..:. 1 . 'funds . ';;1;' the UC! mlttee;.Jel!lslators now studying fQ\lr observed Jn a question to the speakers. • · ~ • • . • •; ~,ureb sa@.~~~i: e4' the ,plocarov ~hosp~ ...... fin•~_ val altelnalives facing Uc! are: ,, .. , •
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BANISH ...
the papers," Wynn said.
He aai<l ll they wtsb to place the papers
"In a building for sale that la supervtaed
by aduits, ao an adult can have control
over who purchases them -to make
1ure it'1tf¥lt a 12-year old -if they do
lh!t,. ~ may dlatribute them. But they
CllllJ10t :Jaeu them from vend Ing
machines."
Wynn said Glavas' letter is "not going
tO say the papers are pornographic as
such, because that is a very grey area.
"'rhe letters will say that in our ·col·
, lective judgment, the p a p e r 1 are
harmful to minon,'1·Wynn said.
, Wynn said the city believes there are
, sufficient law1 available to pennlt city
offtciala to regulate material ttiat "ll, in
our , opJnion1 obviously hannflll to
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Naval Services ' . F~~ capt: ct>ttwn
Of Mesa Slated
Naval graveside funeral services are
tcheduled Thur9day ln San Diego for
capt. Wllllarn J. Collum, Jr. (USN-Ret.J.
a COM& Mesa resident and decorated
veteran of World War 11 and Korea who
died Tuetday.
Death ended a long illness for capt.
'Collum, 57, who retired In 1962 as ·com-
1mander of the Service School at the U.S.
Naval Training Center, San Diego.
He spent 23 years in the Navy, durinl
which l)e received two Silver star
medals, two Bronze Stars and the Purple
Heart for his combat roles at sea.
The Navy officer who was a ~ystema
alllly1t for McDonnell D o u 1 t a •
Ae~pace Corporation in Huntington
'Beach at the time of his death was a 1938
·U.S. Naval College graduate.
Ou'.tl:ng hi• year1 aa a line officer ..... a
Sall Water Sailor as the famll~
• chafacfeiized him -Capt. C.Ollum com-
. manded the troop carrier USS Calvert, a ~destroyer, and was chief of a destroyer
: : dlvtslon.
S He leaves his wife, Mary. of the family
\.borne at 1978 l<ornat Drive, a son • • : Wllllam H. Collunl III. and a daughter,
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•• «JfA:.$ •!festel)l'~~J tine Hon p • ..., lwE~, ~ appro · '"-State Senators Fred W Mlitl'.,. Jr.
" --· • • ope8,Uoos fu~'11tat~rold . ·PresumllbJy · were · tfie .erown-:com-(It-Redel' ) Albert S .Roddir; (D-
. ,. s n·-··· J== ~ red mlttee to l!llJGnkKSUon of Iii•· UC! mg • . I I (n N J 'p l::i"*=li ' . . .,·~"Iii • ... ~ iif! ntedical.scbi>ol;ib;.aQO!ber-·locatlon and Sael'amento), Anthony C. Bieeni~ ~;, e"•T et atti A g· nment t:1:n 1~· -... ~itJ J!; •o'lbe legill8ttlre · ... a.·-··tbe &iid Beverly Hills), G<orge N. Zenovl. ~ ff Chile elecl:. · • ltincls woula be spenf110t •on :'1ulldlnrf a ·:,~~) and M~i:~t:::'.':i1t 1COU:
Church sald Broe lj>stifl'll,lhal ~ "lli>spltal lill:r•therln•'a~cblllg aultiible Angbeaelea), Onlyd Bl I ZenOTJCh and
For Over Irvine Urged
· • beb81f...; J '<&s!room·•lllborato11ellld 'office'tp1C1 to ty nnp an e enson, . wan$! the fund on "' orge r 1U1extstinlt¥iopltal· .. a;nowniedical · Dymally, v. the new additions to the Alessandrt to be controlled and dlanneled ,..:JiooJ 1'0Uld•tie creatid.t•. panel. . -..411 tbroug~ the CIA. Church aald there WH • · Whe~..or not· the lolnt•commiltee fl> -Aasembl)omen Gordon Pulfy-(R·l!an-
no reference In the July 16 meell?g of tually makes suall "'·reoommendatlon ' ford), Frint [;antennan (R·La catada),
G<neen and Broe about;' ~ve .. lil'the.'Wl•I 'l!)ySU! hinge 00 the ~e•(D-1.oe Anl~nd
By JOHN ZAW.ER
01 1111 DlllY l"llot 11111
Newport Beach homeowner Charles
.Grlt(in Tuesday proposed a new runway
alignment at Orange County Airport that
would remove all jet traffic from Upper
Newport Bay and direct it over the city
of Irvine. .
Griffin, a member of the Newport
Beach environmental council, made the
detailed proPosal -which included
f,reclse runway position and Jet takeoff
' nstructlon1 -to ' the' OraJ'Jge county
Airport c.orTimlsslon,
County Director or Aviation Robert
Bresnahan said he considered the pro-
posal ·a aerioys one and that , he had
· 1lready.Of11!J'ed1 atfeasibW~J ltudy on it
by aJrpol1 noise officers.
TOe key element in Griffin's plan is
that jet:i: would begin making a sharp 360
d~gr~ -or full ,circle -tu"i to the left
·lil\llledlately after takeoff:· · '
r Thus, lnltead of takin'g off over upper
Newport Bay, planes would be turning to
fly in the direction of Irvine .
As proposed by Griffin, the jets would
tum so rapidly that they would never
crou Brt1tol street on the south as they
turned toward Irvine.
Jn the same v:ay, Grlffin says the jets purpose sue~ a1,.b0Uting;-0r es~ls.tarice to .... ~t. chani~ in ~composition. , · Barryi Keene (D-Santa Rosa). · •t·
\vould never cross University Drive on agriculture in Cfille. · · ~·ot the .. ~·live-merilber paru;l tended only part of the Orange=
the east as they continued their full cir-• • , ai~ed·the F~ beartng~ln.~ta'I· heerlnga with ·Assemblyman,< I
cle tum which would then begin taking • .,__ ..... e.J Anav · o ' , • . , -Badbant (R-Newport Beach) stlljog 1in ' . . · .' ,....,.... r..,, Now, !lie ,body .has grown to \0 ' bis place for the aftenlOOD ,.iiS!on.
them back i~ the direction of north Costa . ,t~bers, witb l ~~ faces f(O,Jn, uch ~latorre, 'I former UCI lecturer lfi cam~
Mesa SU~CIDE bouse.belnl· added · ' · paratlve culture, and Keene are Iii now As the Jets completed their full 360 :., •_ • • · ,_,., .. ~del'J?ro~ ti~ .~.the, COJll• a'd~tions to the panel. ~ !
degree circles, they would be back •>;et '. !Ith\ ' • stipulatl~ ·, tl.r4«ruidde ,. ' ''< .,!., ~. -ff t .(i ' · , * , ". '-t. -k "·:;\1 '
the runway at Oran~e <r>unty Airport at eVSryuung was coVertdf;
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be '9'id. J { -, , •• • >1 ·ft'; · x ... '. · , ' , , , .. ~ 'i
an altitude of about 3,000 feet . From Amburgey sajd '11!atcher was tnown to , ' l . _ h.Y'" .... ~ I • · . .. ~.,.,
there,· Griffin says, they could fly ~t be a .. ffOud. · ~ amwlllini to. uk for J::' :-. ==·11 ..... ;;'11( t.,,.~.. ~ ~ .. .. _ ...... J!' '
over Costa Mesa I!' the sea, or ~rh'!ps money ftUn ~·to get bJl!l•lllrough , ~CJ· ;1'~Df)1 -Tl"\·.1."T SCllJQ.O~ T . " , .-~ . over the Laguna Hills area. · • .. . .... :b· -.:!YJ...c. :.&~JI .. ~ • • • ... ~· • • the 'c::rlail 'I 1 !) ~ , fl°""' ~ It , IO • J. ~ • •• ..._.,..~ "' •'"' ., ... , O "t:;ttbere'sno~e wh)'Q;leY'9 have Th ,~._'° ·~pUOft"''"l'rLto ,,,\ ... ·.1 ... 1 • .,,,1oi•~ ,..,,., f1·y1• .. !!·• •\ , ... , • ,
to oy· er the """ ...,;.:._.~'· ound . e· _,,ve . ' of :~1,.would~' needed·1ot tblll teaching fun"1'<9ti. I• •\MiUon"f'O ''•ii"'
N'""-'t B. '' sal ':IJ'I ;:Jl"'r m-· •' 'l'lli~a .deatbl-.aUDU111bell1 . ro'' ~-•amp· ""J•'rnl>'# I"' -..":'!': . "'11 1:JYl!li "~" nHT~.. -• '""" ay, we ~-.on ·olllfr-·tlt4t-onlyll!o!Oled.f1o llliclde. q> " '""" •• ' · • '" , Lido Isle. said. ;. , " . · . Secondaiy care for &Jllbulatory patients and a diagnostic treat-
Gr!Uln admlts that the new filght path ~9'i;,. crime '•b found ll'l!CEI of ment center and •hospital ·-to be built on the Clµllpus -formed the
lt)ighttause lncr<;ased not.e for the Tur-!be ~rete hloct"fu the tnmk or secnnd ,portiop o.ftllie'UCI suggestion. PlftlillYtlle 'on:eampus htsRital
tie Rock, Unlveruty.fJrk, and qc: Irvme ' '"'*¢ ~·, c~;}•1J'ji:\!lV i)le 11.1.\\Ck' 'to a ,,, ',1-woulQ,bandJ«ltllo'fl!Orerl•exoticl' dioell(!!s ,provicljpg s\)!den,ts' w Ill' llltll•· JIµ\ ~e.sald Illa! ll""ll l~l1tbe,11~nd ' tilt ii supilll' f.M!\l'fttit(l .. \~~\f!llt!led .. 'ran~.of "xperiencl!lll ,, ••~ll ,,..,... '11-•1. ,.,, "' ' J. • i
under die low-flying P?rlion. of tl1t ""w tht '\Jlile and foun\!_'lhi!'~~il"Oi '!Ii~'. pjnk .,.IJCI arid .the• system w-0uld egd the duality of health .. em,Ces
takeolf pattern was either undeveloped plastic clothe5llne u..d lo tie the 'tilO;C~·on . in QrP!\ie Ul)ty W.h~Jein:lhe indigfjlt:go to OCMC,and the·w~by·
or developed mdustrlally. . in the yacht club store ~m" ·:· : ,. , bee I® COJlll o~ iee]i privpie facilities. • 1 • ~" . •
He l"ggested that the Irvme Co-y Amburgey also...id 1hti1lmota Used to . ..To.·doilble its cla1S size irom the 64 students enrollecLeaclJ • ear-
mlghtflt able to m_clude nols4 eise<s attach the block' to Tbatdter'11body were presentlyt UCI medical sc®ol"'Dean Stanley -van Den Noort ~af ..
on n~ :iropery it develops under the unique and similar im!Jts were·found on ,a filiatj.ons with OCMC, Children's Hospital of Orange County, Long·
new g pat· bur.die of carpeting in the dead ·mans Beach Veterans and Memorial•Hospitals and other community hq~i·'
garage. ' . . tals and clinics would necessarily be cqntinued. 1 .,, ·~ •
From Pflfle l Amburgey also said th?"e Is evid!Dce The beds in the proposed on-campus f-clllty would serve 'riµly
<hat 'n>atcber never .left the yacht club nne-IJ:ird of the m ... •cal stu~· \s residents anli interns. ,;, : the mght be-4Jsappeared. Pollce1belleve . '()• lt' >~ • .,,... • d' I 'ti h d JJ' .. ' he pretended to leave . and then· hid ppos ion to -.ti.n:: ;>ro e .c~pus <>fa on was ear µpm 1
somewhere inside until everyone had the Orange County Medical A.i;i;ociation whqse doctors indicated.'}n a. COLLEGE CANDIDATES • • • ..
Donald A. Strauss.
Here is what they had to say:
Keene, ""retired postmaster of Seal
Beach and 12-yesr veteran on the board,
stood on the accom·
pUsbments of bis
tenure. He said the
district had advanc-
ed slgnificantly with .
iti use·ot TV for in·
structional serVtcea and that If elected to
another t e r m , he
would push for a
system of cost-ac· Kl•N•
counting and program budgeting.
With regard to collective bargaining.
Keene e1pl1lned that he doesn't fear it
but said the one objection he has is that
"It seems to have reduced the flexibility
required for meeting the needs of the
students."
Keene took the same •11 don't fear it"
position on teacher strike s but he added
that long· friendships are shattered
following strikes and that they often
result in conditions that can create havoc
with morale."
Mann, a medJcal
consultant f r o m
Huntington Beach,
stressed the need
for having a w~man
on t h e board of
trustees . A fonner
student at OoJden
West C.Ollege, she
RODI». said. ''I fell madly
in love with the studoots and became
deeply involved with the teaching prob-
lems."
Improvements' suggested by her were
in the areas of ln·service training pro-
grams and SOJ"(UTUller and campus saJ>..
bliUc•la. !.l•nn would like to see the com-
munity take a greater interest In the col·
legea and ·urged that older men and
Women ietUm to col·
lege to "'' what is
happening Io day.
She 11 agalnlt giving
toachert the right
10 strll<e.
As JlU•llflcotlona · she dtod litr tenure
""1111 lfl1i boardof'ilie
Southern CallComla
llospl\•! Credll 1 ""
gone · . poll they npposed the campuspospital on grounds the county already
Ti,;, Orange County Coron,. told ·pollce has too ni3l!J hp$pital beda1' t · today there were no traces of alcohol or . Other speakers attacked the plan, .... g.~g .they belle~eil. the
drugs In 'n>atcber's bloOd, ruling out any umverSity would pull out ot the OCMC once it had its O\Yll hosp,llal .o
possibility hf, wai drugged by soll)ebodY UCI presently, provi~ .tl)e i!_~tors for th§, coµntr·l'tl!I facility loGJ\ted·
and thrown i$ the Wl!ter.. . . 1n drange near the City shopping cente~. , ,n ,
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• DAD.Y PILOT EDITORIAL PAGE
' Jn temperate Remark:s
Some UJ.considered llilfllaf• _.. been to.ed about.
In the heat ol controvenW down~ propoa!J for •
two oections of two Harlior Are• roildentlil «><qmunltl .. ,
the Balboa Peninsula ahd Cclrona 4el Mar. The lltuat1o11
Is of concern becauee the coDllD@ts are a\,lached w the
usually cool tnd compoeed ,N~wport J,lll'bOl'-Costa M ...
Board of Realton.
Board President Rodney Calaerhead did not dis-
associate himself frOm the organization when he hlnled
that maasive lawsuits could be In the ottlng tnd 1111· •
gested that the Newport Pltnning CoouniMion could be,
fn his words, 1'.tarred 1,nd feathered.''
Now other realty board members claim ca!derheld
didn't represent the board. at all. They also )aid the
cheering support be received • from members following
remarks at a recent realtors' meetin' waa not repre-
IOnlstlve, bec.ouse th et represented ~only 300 of the
board'• 13~ lllem~. • .
The planning commission's down·zontng proposals
(may or may not l:N!: the anSwer to overbuilding problems.
Whatever their worthiness, they did .not desene the in·
tem!>erate remarks made In what wu already a heated
situation.
Give.and-Take
' A bila'nced community owes the young crowd -
citizens in their 20s and 30s -a litUe tolerance when
It romeo to blowing off ex"""' steam.
Tlie operators ; of establishments where they can
go, however, also owe the community a litUe consider-
ation In policing· the festivitie!.
Cosfa Meea officials have finally, after 18 montl!s,
gotten tough with one )'l>llllg crowd-oriented nightclub
with a history of making Its neighbors hostile. Pi-er 11,
located at 1976 Newport Blvd ., and principal operators
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buying it mm -111• origlllal ..... en ,.. ... given ample
time to clean up its act. .
Ccmp\alnt,t have lnduded routine rGO:!< music oolso,.
litter, ~ In ~ding yatils and a few lsolatecl cif mieace. ·
Mpeated J)rOllllses at 'city oounctl hearings don't
seem to have &een followed by any action other than
the kind that happens each night.
Now, the city 16 tskine steps on two fronu to shut
down 1'ler 11 for feilure to comply with reuonable d.,.
:mands.
''They'll have a ~.of a time," says th& operator.
Sources at city hall, however, report rumors that
ownership is willing to negotiate a · eurrender date to
turn in ils beer, wine and entei:talnlm!nt license If given a. chance to break evea.
One feels a me...,.. of ~ (Qr the young people ·
who enjoy patronhlng places like Pl.er 11, but the man·
agement must learn that In give-and·tal<e society, what
you give is what you're going to get.
· Patriot by Adoption
You may have loved Ac.tdemy Award·nominated ·
film "The 'Emigrants," but Russian-born Harbor Area
authoress Ledla strotber, 74, lived It, writing passion·
ately of America the Beautiful.
The woman who ran away from home in World
Wu I, disgl!ised as ~ :IJoy, .to join the Soviet Army and
then becal'De a nurse Who , married a Yankee sergeant
had a life-!oi!g. unabeiJhe(l l~ affair with her new na·
tion. When ·she died Jiit wilek, Ille only thing she
would have regretted aboot life in her adopted land
was Ungering so long lfler Che became !ilcapacitated,
unable to glory ate~ moment in this land.
' c •LET' 'THE 46~EAT WHITE FATHER ~y lHAf ON fOR SIZE! -
Odd Facts neai.·· Engli~h Natiee to Al1nost 300 MiUion ·
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·Gleaned by ~~:0my ·The True International Languag
A-Writer ,. . . ~l T:Jl>e 'Edltor: • . .• the Middle" was lnteresUng. I don't l
. • • '\ I c.naJl!IY lioOo asilltlnl llWllcei' Al las\ count" wllb aif ten fingers and . believe the media and public Of.Inion are ~ Dugon · 1s lt!C,klhg to establis¥ ten toes· wortang u hours a day1 seven .MAILBQ:V making the grocers look like a 'bunch or ~ ' b:aill.'and rood> wllen be Ill"".,.,., daYa 1 .week, bit my Chinese allacus, I 'A robbers" -they, In fact, are 1 bunch ol SYDNEYJ HARRIS torcycltnginlhedeaert.,Some'ln<>' have counted 2911,317.ZU people robbers. They're pulling on a show ol
' torcy,,llJla are nllillng our'belull-throughout the world wtio speak English thelr own, for all to oee and !l's
_ _ ful desert with their "freedom.." as their native language. The statistical lauahable! Watch them come forward to P.A. u -·-"'""'--is foll Letter.I from rea4n1 are toelco.mt'. 11ry::'.l .. to .i. ••• 11 u.A· bltant -'-· to Uatll 1 Botbtted To tA>ot It u I 1 -· • ..,.. 111~u as owa.: , J-""'-Y w~tr exor .,, .... _
N tr-,' p, ' 1Mf ,..,_.. ,.,_., ,_...... ~ "' ,_ 286 million in the United St41tea; NormaU11 writers 1hould con~ their ease their own consciences, if they still ever '--t.W: _...,..,., ~,.... et * ,.........,.. ._. ,r ., millkll in the United 1l'i .... dom ., mtS10ge1 in 300 :words or U11.. The cl&lm to have a conscience.
That the J>!ir .... "bl~.,,conlr01-';.r~ -·f" -" -...,,.,.. ""'· · U111llllori In Canada; •-. righl to condem• leturs fo /11.l)m•
not In Uljc uioill ltll, wuen it was--, , , " i111illiC11 in Sciuth Alt!~: or <limmau libel W. ,i:er~ A'll • ,-\CCOIU>lNG to the grocers, iCa tho!e
by Mar~, ' ~· '· ' • ~·· 8Dd bout .2 million lbrQualiou the l<t.t<Ts must indlidC ~.an& bli leed com~is "ho control prim or _T,!'&t . ~. .JI' ,11111~,,~-"·'~• 'UDlil 11!1::;.bm It a ~world. 1
mailing addre..,.bul IJilinil~. r 'bo ,~ W•;l!\OI ) ~t ol,sra!D, em1'19.Y· ~ [,
0 411St .._ :~ ~ delcrlbe. --~ • • 1\'0rd. IDil/111<1!1 on 1 ~,iJ;l .. ~I• ,....,.,.!* 'l!lumbt (grocerabuy enlr~ 'the Federal · · l!hll.ll;~l!'bo_.i-....-TBIBilllonnationil~gritbin · r<dlonlsl!J>PO'..t~ bi ofP41>¢f).,a!)ll,t'1thewluoedportlon
ofTechnol ln7Alrichandbad'IO thepoHC!lso!~lilder,LordBlllfotir. merence to'· Andy!i incomplete in-publlsh<d. , · ' 'f ' • •.' .. 'at Uial,grocera ha ... to pay for
e 1 sew h.e r< !Or TML a. 'Jar&i veneas airuDe is owned fonnatioo in "Ask Andy" (Dally Pllol, '-• , •• • ""°'i Granle!f,all .lbele thlnp lldd to~.
school!nt. · ' jolotly bY, ~al countr¥s: SAS, which Illar. U) m wblcb be states tbet there .;., • ) ' prl6e of our meat, but they are not 'tlHi
'llult· Do ~g belon~ .!J.!'I:" •il<I Oemnark are only 2SO J!lilllon naUve. Heav~ tllls law l~ not bfJng eeforc!i!I. \JIO ol lhe. l"Olllem. It's 1' vlclou• cJr.
Stre<I •lo; ' " . toge•ber. 'L -, / ' / s"8kers in the,W<l<ld. -/' ' · ·· • ~ c, MllSfJl, a who!~ ~\II ol eventi-and a lol
bome'-<11-llie llrl!lili ~ ~' ~ ..-~reply to-lits ati~t • ~ • '.l j W.. ell i"eal .'~J•" ..,.l,alleil American .
Gdvemment, 1':•• .111A't"\'!IE ?!1'' ustrloua anl, as · t&rinore Chinese ls spolien lbroupilit Ul'ce• Jlondl ~le ·Oillerpriaers ra~ng thdr prices " named after .aiilem-we aa. '\Ill'. e~-bee, ar•:Jd!~ the WOl'ld than Engllsb, It might Int-" ' ·11!'11\&etting every cent or dollar they· can •
her of the first Har-. about half\.#>e • .even d!'rlng UJOU' Andy to -that there are sever Bl To-the Editor: • '' .. ; away wlllt. Which Is en!'lly whet
var d gradulllng '""1siesl'"penllda.($o enough se111\0111 on re_ of Chinese, and the Clllnele apoken ' I am 'enthused aboul tbe Ii~ lh6y antlclpot.i belni able to do-when
class or 1142, George that subjeet.~ • In ilOI!& Kq. is completely ci1fferont bond ~. aa you lllaled, Coaia'li ... 'i0 ~ •oted fQt their man, Richard N'IXOn. Oo~t th. e S••tm' e Chapel m' the Vali'can Thot the verses of "The Star-Spangled from that spoken In Peking, for example. flnl, concemlngtl gredeeninbell areuedit"'·alopenol ·'Orie dayndlheiethe' wlD be Juitlce In . oar • 1• ~ Banner'.' were first. published in a On the other hand, correctly spoken space u men on your on country; a , poor or average citizen
is so named afler Pope Sl.1.tus IV. Baltimore newspaper as a poem called EnJlisb can be 'understood anywhere in March 23. witl have hiJ meat ,_ and eat it too -
THAT THE Smitbsonlsn Institute In "The Delense of Fort McHenry." the Englisb-spe.aking world. BEING a native Califomlsn, 1 "'!n While the greedy bwllnessmen will be the
Washington O.C. was endowed by the That "shambl .. ,". meaning a. bloody CHRISTOPHER J. WILCOX recall 30 years ago how beautiful and un-ones walk!ng a path/to and lro, In front lffeks
bastard son of an English Duke, James scene, comes from i medieval street In congested this area was. of their ttores with their own •igns
Smlthso the center of York, England, which has Truly, ... ~•••er generation will reading "Please BUy Here -New n. ., I L-r _ 1-111: '....ua Improv.ed Prices." · Thot the Queen o1 Sheba came from been occupied by buldlera for a thouland .,. orce t • .., ..... w mainly benefit; hlnlt'Ver Isn't lhiJ· mosl BERNY BAKER
South Arabls, a region currertly called years. To the Edilor: important? 1bey aro the future~ our
Yem<n. That Or. SeUSI, the most popular ·~1on -· ol ~u 18 Crin! d <X1UDtry. Why not lei them enjoy a small
That the "brimslone" In the "fire and Writer of chlldren's books in our time, baa ~ p;'~ ~niled ••-•'-esCodane, portion of what we enjoyed al their age.
brimstone" of the Biblical hell is really bad no children. 1 • -"sulphur." Tbal the "Spanish Main" baa nothing •~let: . LE'l'S NOT be liU Newport Beacll and
Thal persplrallon ilseH is totally u. do with the coast of Spain, but refers "Private <cmspopdellce ~ith foreign vote down pnctlcally every bond issue
odorless. to the South American.mainland and the (ovenunents. Any cllilen ol the United that comes along. In my opinion, the
Thlt the phrase "die-hards" did not Caribbean. ~tates, wherever he may be, whO, costs in comparison to the re:.varda are
without authority of the United States, insignificant.
directly or indirectly commences or caJ'-" Come on, Costa Mesans, let's make
ries on any correspondence or tn4 this, our first bond issue, a positive vote V· i·etnam Reconstructto· n lercourse with any rorelgn gcvernmenl -u·. most lmportanl. or an1 officer or aaent h<:reof, with; In· BETl'Y LOU HAMILTON
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Loose f'Rts1
To the Editor: , •
I feel for the record that Mr. MUl!>-
("Juat Coasting" column, March Ill
should set the record slralgbt since be
tends to be a little loose wit~· the facta,
particularly when he speaks ol Propoei-
tlon 20 sod the GomPtlsslon II cr.ai.d.
I
· , •"'' tent to influence the measures or conduct
-af anY foreign government or Of any of. The Vietnam war cost the United _________ _.._ ficer ()I' agent thereof, 1n relatlon to any
Stales billions of dollars, and the.. Viet· Ey,.ITORJAL disputes or conlrovenies .,uh the United
Greed9 Merchant•
To the Editor:
IUS' lnlerence tbet the AVCO quutlon
was not considered due to the crowd is
Inaccurate and mi.sleadlng. To my
knowledge everyone on the Commission
and those who spoke to tbe Commll$k'!t
'From yaU( bat suppo;g J
•ctor, Chltlfl _ • c : I nam ,peace may cost billions more. south , U 1. states, or to defeat ~ measurea of. the
Vietnamese. President Nguyen Van -n'"'SE A n.ru· .; United Stales, shall be fined not more
Jan Worib'~ artic~ "Grocm C&Ulbt ln
Thieu's forthcaning $11 to this country nD AnA.4 than '5.000 or imprisoned not more than
should give some lndlc_v;on ol bow much , three.Jeers, or both.w •
money Is Involved. ID 1i1s talks with gressmen al1d ,...Jon and many of the Pieaae.. tell 'me Wh1 In the uame of President Nixon, Thieu aald reoenUy, American public are !191 keen on helping ~ I • • ~=!~ war IDJ more, only "'11 Gf<tbe countries in that area, just ~ r , .t-dfu
• tliey or. oOt keen Oil fortign aid In • ~iii.~ . ' w;,...1 • .
T_hings You Wish Yo~'il Never .S~ifl:
BESIDES nconstructloll aid, Thieu &-al." Later, he said: "Even thouah ~ " ! "l ew : ' ~ g ,Silenci is golden, Ibey say, and talk is
evidently wants usuranctt, of conlioUed m1gbt. believe that a • program ~ '"' > ... ' ' ' ·.. 1 ~ Clleap. 1 'U.S. economic aaslrtance, which cur-reconatructlon ..• 11 an lnVOS\'Denl..ln , Wdlinl"'l ~Nell W"1ld.lllil" In The Wiii If you put thole two adages aide
renUy amounts to around !600 million a peace, Ille Congreas baa to •. 'lll-1, Sa~ RM•r. -~ 18)'1, ' ~!l)'ide, 1>ne mar be ,igbt -but the · year. He told a correspondent for the 11." • ~-' .I "~•a myth dQot in·'"1r l"11J that '""l"r couldl\'l be wroncer.
Wasblogton Star-News on March 3 tlilt, nit •nialn dllllcully b thaficl""-i•: IW~ing la I diidt; bltd, t,1tincl~or StJ · It b 1 ften be "We have entered a naw phase of ftla.. dotl 6ot yet know what it II be,lpg ~eg ~ , ,it not died. Rumor to the contrary, ence, rue, may 0 more everything to her cat, are you?"
tionshlpa wllb the UnUedc Stites, alld to~pport. No detailed aid vlafl 1111 ,. Ill. .!here were 2.111~ marriages In1 ~Ill~~ g~~ "Why do you always serve roaat ~
maybe also a new kind of help, of aid, Officially proposed, nor liis Ille ~ tl1e United Sta1"8, MS,..,.. inore then In 1 • that talk is ch .. p . , hash for dinner the ~e day I already
with less military and more economic, House iald what such a ~·m mlgb( I~!. In addition; ..... ilui of llibl firs~ • must nevar have tad 11 at the office ror lunch?" •
humanilarian and social aid." .coct .. Tbore Is no money flfr ~-• t!D\e couples were . .n\arriad ID • church had to PIY ltle price "I know you are one cf the world's llv-
South Vietnam's needs are many and tion lld ID the fllcal 1174'1'tidfj\ Nb:Oll 'I" '"'"'=~;"'''8 -t ol all for shooting b J s Ing authorllles on P!ouat, profwor, but
varied. According lo U.S. News Ii World -lo <;ongrelO Oii Jan. 2', II {lidtn~ ~ ~ lohml, II ~ moutli off ' r hope 1 can get thrGugh your cou .... In
R<porl, "They raog< from powet planti meot Jfwldl could be provldo\I «iJy, tif ' .,..l ol ma~ ...... ~ • ~ It 1' tbO -· French literature l'ltliout r e a d I n c
and 1 new passenger lei fer the national cullllil hllck on domeatle profrlDia, the' l(oa "'!" over~ 1'f llnWoie aary :te\nart that of· anything by ct about hllit. To me, Proust
airline to a request for help In overcom-entire proersm may \lTO'l' unacceptable ~ wore _.. Tho tan COiis ua the ooonc1a nu nothing but .. homoeexual
inll a trade dellclt of more than half a lo many memben of Conjrell. --. Industry Is 1 lioom"1I • ""*> and we IOlll6" • pincushion."
blillon dollan I year." Moreowr, .DO'll' llECONBTRUCl'ION of Ibo lndustriM It llllllon+Jear hwiow llmd wish 'we ~ bttlen our tongue "Why don't f llO get my cat and'iJvt
loba must be found !or Ibo tbouJlads of of South Vietnam and other porls of "WllAT the N"' WtddJnC ~ Is ntber than beVe llld It. you a push to help your w get staried!>
Vietnamese clvlllal\I wbo -lted dlnctly lndochina woold be expbive, hat the a clllm for aelf, for cllpity and Here, (or exampl<, are a few typical It'll probably only take 1 aecond."
!or the U.S. mWtary. task would bo almple co._...i to lhal ef -...,, for lllernaUveo and for offband renwts wblch , once made, may "It 1ure hu be<n a nice pony. Can we
PllElllDENT NIXON "° doubt will restorln( tlle area's ahatllnd ilhd. Aa ~ 1-J -ffl lllOll)l lludable cause the ape1kor to wish 1st..-that be give anyone a lift home!"
give Thieu a sympotbetlc he.lling, but TbolJlaa Brindley noted In Far Eaalem pOls u w.n u the Inevltible pain ti Jn. bad malnlaloed his golden ollence: "Let'• take this rood. It looks the one
Conlms may be mom dlflkdit to 1'!n F.coiiomlc Review, the llldocblna war troduces, t11e New Weddlnc nonetheleaa "I do." leu tnveled by, and maybe, u Robert
over. Nevertbelw, Thieu will try to do "baa been 1 war IPlnll nature." Bomb-preserve '"'' cnvtoi for the wedclinc "II you think you beve such 1 tough Frolll said, that'll make all the dlffer-
,ac. Aflar meetlog with Nllm, be will Ill& • n d clefollation llrfe le& many rilual. llme, why don't you oome to the ofllce eoco."
lt1lffl to Waslllnglm for private -1· aiilcullural areu unaultibio for culUv• "Tradllional AraetbD ...tdmp "" aome day ead di> my worit -and 111 • ti-with by 1t111ton and repr_,. tlOn. rttual mnta of fi-. even glat~ sLay home and fob care of the kids!" "THAT 80UND6 llkt • great Ide>,
taUves about the aid question. The l>cl!nbe<l<oul clllet of Wiiiem OOUU11ptioo, orsJet of _IOI! buYina; "Anything you can do 1 can do better." bou. Just put my tnluaJs on II, and I'll
Whllo Preoldent NllWI) r • I a r d s EuroJio ...,.. ·-completely rebuilt piobably never again to be rtpeatid Iii pul my departmeot to work on il"
American lld as an "fn-....nt In wllhlii 1 decade. Bui Brindley oblerves the Ille Ol lllC weddod couple. Tiit New "YOU STAY here In lite cat. and I'll "I wouldh'l marry Y1'1 If you were neil
peace,• be acknowledges the cr!t!clsm that "Soils and land·fonn1 that have Wedding baa shelved the consumerism walk to the nearest gas s1atlon and get a· tO the last man on eorlh. I'd niber mar-
( HAL BOYLE ·) the firm -and 111 be worldnf !or you."
"Whit &ood ..-e Julio tricks lo a J20.
pound llrl like you! I'd Ute to oee you
try a few of them oo. a man my size."
"!lure I still love you, honey. If I bad
jull wan~ a good coot or 1 preUy face,
you can bet ,.... sweet llfe 1 wouldn't
have -pJol<W' you."
"No, ,If something ever h.•PP<lled to
you, I dQubl JI I'd be in any iUah toJl'O"
-to Al)yone ela.-oot at leaal wllll I
&ot baclc from the cemelery."
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DAILY PILOT
Robtrl N. Wt1d, Publbhtr
Tho"'41 Kuoil, ~dli-
Barbare Krefbteh •
Edi,ortol Paoe Editor
and eont""""l' that his plan to hoJi> been ~ and torn up may tab and 111! lhe Nit II flnda frauduleot In Ibo -C.n. It probably lan'I very far, and the fY him."
·,-,.-lndodbina .. _ lr9n> tho nvaces of -decoct.. to be 1'llond .Jn own 11" I .,..._,Stil~--Olo New Wed-frOlh 111'-wlll do-me '(C.od." -·---''Welle of COii!" , we-mliJll-play·-
a 1t11entlon ol war" hM generated. Dur-prozfmata !1shlon -11 It is poaible at ding roma!Ds 1 wedding, and ill 'chances "Aunty, I'm the only nephe,. you chsradtf."·
Tilt tdltorlal IJll(l" ur the 0.11.Y
Piiot sec:k to fnforn1 and 1tlmu-
l.1.L• l"l!•dcz:s b>' p~ntlng \hls ~•P1Pf1·'1 opln\ow!. and rclm-
rnentar)' 11n toplt'I !'If lntel"C'llt 11nd
1lgnlflc•nct, by l'N1\ ldlnJC a f•tr unl
fur the toxp~ll\n of our rtadiel'll'
oplnlol\J. 11.nd by flt\'11<.'ntlnte tl'm
dtyeric ''"""'110lr1l1 ol ln(orm4d Qt). urvtrs and 1 ke,mtn on tOnlca of \li~ da.)I. ~ !!'..l'.:' ·~-.-
log a nows <dtference on 1an. 31, the all." lndocbln1'1 -may bear aboUld not ltwk llie eontlllultles It pro-ha've lefl You'ra not the llind ol weird "I 111ppoae, like mool-\J ollice boyl.
Prelldent lndlcai.d that "Ma111 con-permanent acara. video." rich old lady who dies and leaves you thlnll that someday yw'I be head of
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LOO ANGELES (APJ -
ClllfornJa Sall U,nlvftily
""" <;onec.. !"*-._ echedUled to act today on a
proponl to otter reglclaj and 1 118~ degree· progr.ms,
"'8kiJll It enter !Qr many
studonll to earn a degree.
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decree procrams gain«! ap-Aaemblyman John Burton (D.San Francisco) cracks
provlll by the ln1'teM' ~ up after unsoocessfully trying to feed Capitol Park
mlttee on FA!ucatJoaol Pollcr squirrels to ~le 2 point In Illa battle with Gov.
'l\Jeti!ay and wu -hJ l\onhld Reagan's tax spending program. An old man
Charllllllor Glemi S. Dutnke, eAsily lured the animals to Illa hand. the -Senale and the __ .:.._ ____ ...c::...:.:.-=:-=:=-----
<»lleft prealdeoll.
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• DAILY l'ILDT ~ . .
Odorrwter • •
Turn back RTD ·of Bad Faith?
• • UCRAMEim> (AP)'-:oe' -Raeld tnlllltt ....... h I~ or the --UUIJUes
clilef o1 the aou1• .. r• priorftJ with SClfrQ ollldllf and C.,.'""2 "--•ttet ·
• '· " that. 'io '*' m!DlOilJ~ey·cm't ' lq -•\Ill 1111. H;16j 111 L06 ANGJIIES (Al') -~=~Ra.::, ~:;~ l1nd a~ foe rapldlrail," would delay tbt ~ at lout !nd District Qxut o1 A
"bed faith" and ol "talcl1(Uoe MlllJ aaJd. ' ~". two, ....U. llas allGin¢ the theft~
luy way out" QI· I ft>lllll' GILBl'RAP de~ Ifie -)fills "••!bored • 1171 Jaw UODI ol a Sama Barbara uoejll
-~ erlending the Ital• .. i.. tax • .. ............. •. ' he d! ~te Presldeal• pre tan · cuaallons an4 eald ~ wu 81· to caooline, rllllng on a1n1 W!La'UIUll'l ; -.r 4eWer hec&llO
James MUii (l>-San Diego); ~lmpllngra"'d :.a,11'..~lllll~ •110 ·lDllllon a yeor for rapid ,.._ ______ J tine autal after tumlni the
a1oo ·-··... SCJm> general 'bl •· .,_ ~ transit and mua tranait P'O' mileage 1111 the odometer back. ,,..,.,r.;J.d Gilstnp 'l'lleo-want~ llu~ Gllslrapsilld, ex· grams. The dealer, Frank 0etas,J
day ol &JiblnlelY -vhW ~~.~~~ha aervice The SCJ\'lll plan for opend-had be«. •ConVJcted In a nC&ll.
the Legil!Jture and of .... ; wu a ~~1 il'lt step. Ing ·its $43 mlll1oo lhare ol , Dini to drive b1J bua ~ ldll1i .... said Gu.trap was tbaj fuild Includes f!jl.l milllm Roses and jury trial before Santa Bar-
distrlct to Ille po1n1 ol alteillptlng to 'spend '11 to aupport a 10 ceot reduct1oo J~•=· = ~ blntrupt.cy .mll11oil lo raP!<f transit fundl 1 In bus !ares to 30 cenll. ...,.
The• Min. said SCRTI) 1rom ~ :(ati\Jine 1u bill, 'Peanuts' count o1 Pe«Y theft and twu
would ;,..,,e to .the ~ture autb!reifbY MUIJ to'lower boa ~!, ':"..,:'~ beeli •
m 1wo years to •"' the atate rares, Tllal 11 not· tedmlcal1r Bo tt ,,._ .. to ball them oul. lie llld that Illegal, said Mills, but 1t yco PASADENA . (tJPt) -1111Spnied, bowoYer. and IMI.;,
Violated an UDderstandlng Iha! VIO!atu the ~ ol the Jaw. Oharles M. Scbu&,:.creator WI! put m pnibatioo for five ..,
bw and rapi~ transit pro-~:vi~~;=P.::i:i.:: Supported ~:-~=~ 1~ r.cnnl> ~ thaf; grams get equ weight. bus lines he is pro(ioslng. to prepara-lbr the the mileage bad •uet hack, "
Mills and QUstrap P."1e<\ In . ~ LOS ANGE:iES (AP) -1!171 ~a( llosee
, 'Theft' • '
a hearing over a bill by sen. County aupervlaon have given parade. of OAT,\S -WHO said "99.9 .1
Lawrence E. Walsh (D-Hun-their blessing to a planned Edward ~pres!· perceol o1 all automoblle ·' t~ Park) I.bat would ;pro-• boycott next -k of meat and dent of the . ent of deelers" do the same thing -,,
bi bit SCRDT .from.spendJrlg $5 poultry products. ~·· ~ that argued tumlng back the mile-. ·
e Glrl Crftle•I State V aeations Studied ·WI' DIEGO (AP) -·Ellen
Sllt~'o the 18-Year•old
cfaugbttt ol a Riverside
1Uper1U'1'ket executive who
WH lljdnaped from her home
Fel<"I and held for three days
In Bllfi>ant, IJ listed In crlUcal
oonctidon at. a auburban
hospilal alter being Injured In
111uu~n ol .!lie _llmds 'fro!n . Ji housewives ' group, Fight Schutz w11l boo • grand .,.e didn't coostltute theft. But
SACRAMENTO (AP) _ Lt. employment In ~ office." Mills rap•d tranSit act of 1971 Inflation Together, sought the marshal o1 the New In its dec!slon Tuesday the at>.,
Gov. Ed 0
., __ •• has orc1--...1 and asked for a report on the to purchase new buses. support. Year's Day event and that' pellate court disagreed. •
ncui ..... 1w. g"" Phil Jordan, a Reinecke vacation situation from his supervisor Kenneth Hahn "Happiness ~ • •. " will be Although previous s u c H
aq investigation into allega.. press spokeemao, said the staff. A VOTE ON the Walsh bill refused Tuesday to go along the parade's theme . chargee Wad been handled u •1
tions by a former staff Rep u b 1 i can 1 i eutenant was delayed indefinitely after with a pledge not to eat meat Schulz' -book. "Happiness misdemeanor vehicle code vioi•.,
member that Reineck:e's top governor, a candidate for "HE JUST doesn't know il a llh-hour hearing. Walsh said or poultry next week, saying Is a Wann Puppy," is a Jations, the appeal! court de-"
aldea have been ·able to have governor In 1!174, found there's anything to It or not," he did not have enough SU!>· people should he allowed to million-seller. cision said the state penal'• an -accident. 'J:b9 girl received head ln-
jutiei In a Baja, caHI., auto
accident and ls in a coma,
autbOtllles at Onita Vista
Hospital &aid Tuesdsy.
their vacalloos and get paid ..:Ste.::.::w=ard.:'.:•..:letter=:....:"ln=t=erestlng:=:::!.'_' ..:.J=onlan=::..::sa=ld::.. __ · --~~po::rters=-::.!P1'*11:;=. :::.t ::at:_:l:::he:,:hea::::nnc::· ~-coo:::'.1111:::'.'.::m:e ~food:::.:o:::n:.:ha::nd::'.:... __ .!::=:!i:" =r"'=:!~==!.....:oode~~sboul~ d apply. ...
for them, too. ~ ·
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LCIS ANGELES (AP) -A
Superior Court judge has ruled
that ithe city of Los Angeles
1lll1ll py nearly '80,000 In at·
tomey•' fees to n i n e
hoa1tOWDel'I wm had wm an-
Unolle aulll Involving Los
Angele! International Airport.
The dec!Jton Tuesdsy by
Judge Steven S. Wel!man was
described u the fint under a
1!171 itate code making such a
defendant l1able for payment
of aftorney fees If the other
side ......
' e 'i'hdt Claergell I OAKLAND (AP) -Hugh T.
llarrjfClil, SS.year .. ld Pied·
mon,~ier and inventor of
No Po< tabletl, was onlered
Tuel!fay to appear AprU 17 In
Alameda Sllpertor • Court to
onswer charges ol grand tbett
and vlolatloo of the state
aecurlt1es act.
In • preliminary hearing -
clooed .to the public and the
news media at l:.lanjaon'• r,tj
quest -Elsie Wei~. a widow
who;irked p a mata 't parti given I by Haj'rlaoil,
test she ost '80,000 to
$65,<m given Harrison to in-
, vest.
ACCUSED
SHUNS TV
SANTA CRUZ (AP) -
Herbfk W. tt1u1Hn. who is c~ with murdering 10 peopl~, baJ won the right
to a solitary cell away from
the oobe of • jaUhouse TV !el.
He uked In court to he plac-
ed ln a cell brock by hlmseU,
"Where t!ie TV llll't playing
all d~ . . . so that I can study I
SU lor Court Judge
Charles S. Franich granted the
request delayed until April >
the date for the 25-year--old
former honors student to enter
a plea.
Hal D. Steward raiaed the
question fa a J.U.. t o
Rei™7t~ Monday In which he
said he had been told that he
was entitled to take vacation
time off and not have it of-
ficially recorded.
Then, steward aaid, he
would "be paid again for the
precise same leave Ume in
cash when he departed from
If this sounds Impossible .. , uH
tod1y for the eye~nini Sl!llJ of
tmr M1mori1J Kospitara: "'FOUf
Flexible P11M for Glvina". YOI will
be In for• PINllnt surprise!
T olei>hone•
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Ext4lfll.lon toe
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