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250,000 ' · Sun Orshipers Hit
On Coast
By JOHN VALTERZA °' .. ...,. .......
For border pattQlmen operating the
busy alien checkpoint at San Onofre, the
past weekend was a mq:ed· bag.of hlgb-
speed chases,·cootraband 11Ulli.juana and
even attempts by four Mexicao nationals
to · beat PreSidenf Nixon's elaborate
security setup in san Clemente,
'Ibe patrolmen ·have .operated the
roadblock near the Presidential estate
continuously for the past seven days in
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Ocean Boat
Crash Probed;
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an attempt to stem the seasonal surge of
~etbackS--heading north-this-season to-
Three · Perish work in agriculture. .
Patrol Capt. Gene Hanis said during
the past seven-day period his ·men ar-
rested nearly 1,000 illegal aliens. ,.
An apparent bit and run collision at sea 1be weekend 'figure-was 281. ....-
wb!ch took the lives of three Huntington Among those. aliens were four who Bia'.ch fis~rmen ov~r the wee~end ~s · ~ght they had made it home free
still under :lnvestigation today, tiut Coast SatUriiay after Walking pas~ the check·
Guard officials admitted they have no point via' the narrOw strip of Camp
leads. . Pendleton beach.
'l1le men were-aboard an 18-foot _ But ~when. the .. four. men .. reached . the
catamaran which was· siiUck ·sometime· Presidential compound shortly before
Sawnfay or early Sunday ·morning, a noon, Secret Service agents cut short the ~--t Guard "kcsman sa1'd DAILY '"'LOT St•lt i>noi. """' spo ' journey. THIS WAS PAR.T OF THE• CROWD THAT HIT THE BEACH SUNOAY ALONG ORANGE COAST
The bo$ly of one of the men, Duane Two of the ·11trespasiers'' on the com· • · S.lmy Sunct.y Brings Out Sun and Sea·Fans, Contributes to Traffic Jams
Bunting, 29, was recovered Sunday mom-pound were picked up by agents. ; --------------------------------------'ilig near the sailboat, which was found Two others ·ran north, only to be ar-
drifting about three .and a half miles. off -rested. by San Clemente police.
Huntington Beach. · " · "AlffOl\I' wire turned over to the Bcrder
The liody ol his bf0lher1 David, 18, was Patrol !or l\eportatlbo.' ·
sighted nearby, but ii· sllpj>ed beneath the On Sonday night a high-speed' pursuit
vrater before it ·could be recovered, ,the re.aching speeds of 100 miles per ,hour U,·
Coast, Guard spokesman said. volved sev~ral juHsdicti003 and netted
The two · lived .next-door to their six persons. ·
parents, Mr. and Mrs. ·c. A. Bunting, 7772 The lncldenl.atarted as the ..,. .bolt<!l
Sycamore· Ave.·" · through the cbOckpoint am! led several ·
, The thlrd person aboard, B i I l officers on the chase which finally ended
SherwoOd. 17, ls p~ectlost. He is Ile on the San -Diego Freeway lri' San Juan
son of Mrs. ·Gertruae Sherwood,. l71.lZ-A Capistrano •. Officers said the driver_ of
Emerald Lane, Huntlngton Beach. the car finally 0 quit trying to run" and The three'ser out ln\m Seal Beaeh ear· I l Sa J
ly SatllfdaY moft!inK to. g~ llshiog. W!ien ~~ ~!:i; ~~ llll.i.'i4'. near n uan
the)(' (~iled -to ret~· liu1t evening, .. The case ol the. C:ontrablod· nwljuana
reia6ves .aletted ~!lie coast Guard. .. too~ place'. on. Satur_day u: a wom&n·lden-
. An air, and ~ search turned up the (See .,""""' -J) MeCked;boal aboijt'9:30 a._m:<SUnday. . • • • -:-;; ··-io:--B!>.l~.'Bunling ~!hers. were· ~d m ---,,;--~c-'->-...,....---,-
li!riadletsi tile' co'ast Guard said. PIL·o· ,T ; "D_S_ TURN· .. Tb,e bodY oi the 'el<ler Buntil!(.was· . . ""'-
taken to the • Los >lngeles . :c;unty • •
P>ro11.ers office where an autopsy wm be W"HE£LS TO · CASH boild0¢teci today·.~ ·; ~.. . . \
f. Jl'eliminary investliaUon ~ the DAU. y P!LOI' mt ads ljusl love lo victim had apparenUy dro~. There · Is '.into tasb. H , ·11o11 were.no marks oq_,tbe.J>ody to ,show the ~rn-~ee -. -, . ertl one
victim had -been fatally Injured in the did .11, • .. .. --·•
collision, the spokesman said. v' 1lebl Coast Guard officials today said they '68 CHEV-an. ~
did not know what kind of boot coWded tpalnran:• .~ ~
with the catamaran, but blled m the ex--1
tent o( the damage, they rulecl out lts ~ c~r ,.., t)lrned 0..,. lo a new
bel1111 a ltlrge,m~tshlp .• <, • ; ~tbe'llnl:<nllbt .,cMht aid owiier
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Arab Guerillas A·ttack McCutchen Gets
Life in P1ison
In Coast Murder lsrael -Pla™?, Embassy
NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) -Arab guer-
rill!l, attacked an El Al Israel airliner
and the borne ol the Israeli ambassadbr
today. 'Ibey blew up the building but a
sharpsbooting Israeli 11t<urity guard llr-
inC a .submachinegun from the plane
drove of! thole attackers1 killing one
gt1ttrill8 Ind Wounding two others.
'!'he -...,,.nu.. tnvatVed in the twin at-
tacks killecl. i Cypriot policeman at the
embus)i r'esldence when tHey. hurled ·
bOmbl-and grenades. T h e y com-
mandeered a car in an 'escape attempt
but -rouoded up ·by Cypriot poliee, making the twin alt8ck! a fiaS<O.
The attacks cost the guerrillas One
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At almost the same' time, five guer·
rillas in two Jeeps drove up to the ,in-
ternational airport. Two guerrillas In one
Jeep overcame a security guard and the
three guerrillas in the other Jeep sped
• out toward the parked lour-engine
turboprop Viscount airliner.
~uthorities said the plane's 14
passengers had debarked and were going
t\lf'OUgh customs when ~~ guerrillas
started machine-gunning the plan e from
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Rattlesnake Hunt
Thomas Bradford McCutchen or Dana
Point was sent to state prison for life to-
day for the murder of a Laguna-Beach
woman who was shot to death <lo he~
neighbor~s lawn.
.. Orange Couoty Superior Court Judge
Walter Chararnza ~,lected a motion for a
new trial and similarly denied a plea by ' McCutchen's lawyer for a reduction of
the verdict to one oC second degree
murder.
dOIJI Ind, sts-,rres1ed; lnctluding-,three.. · Call..: _:i ·Off Snow" woooded. Two guenilias escaped. CtL -
McCutchen, 50J of 33821 Olinda St., was
!Oul\d guilty last month by a jury which
ruled that he was sane when he shot and
killed Mrs. Virginia Hammett, 45, of 121
B Wave St., Laguna jleacb.
Tlie panel rejected McCutchen's claim
Olleill"UP of four· Arabs attacked the
bome<ol Amboosador Racbamim Tlmor,
burlini dynamite and grenades at the
ground llaor and heavily damaging it.
Timar'• wife and frieoda -. on the
third Door !Mat were unhurt , the am-
bas•dor llllld. "I left tllO bou8e In the direction of the
embaay and they pparently were
"*1ting lot ri." be did. "''lllank God, I
got out of it alive.''
"-that he was Impaired by drugs '1\d drink
OKEENE, Okla. (UPI) -Sn~ke to the point that be did not knoW wilJit he
bunters ohowed up Sonday with grappling was doing when he gunned down his
pool> and burlap bags for the aMuai , former mistress. Ok-Rattlesnake Hunt, but the loot of McCutchen was. awalllng trial on bloWb!c -on llle ground made tho charges of making threatening and
bunting • llttla dlfllcult. obscene telephone call• to Mrs. Ha""-
••SbateJ are tcan:e/' Okeene Jaycees rnett's home when he took his gun toJ
pnsldent Bob Brinkman .. Id. Laguna Beach ~pt.~ and enckd her life.
Brtnkman aald lhe postponed ~un~ McCUlcheo's lawyer stated today that
W1Nld risume s.rurc1ay. he ,lntcnds to appenl the jury's verdict.
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Coast
Jammed Up ...
By Traffic
Sunny skies and warm temperatures
brought more than 250,000 persons to the
Orange Coast over the weekend in the
heaviest beach activity or the young
season.
Crowds caused massive traffic jams tn
the Newport Beach and Laguna Beach
areas as beach roadways were loaded
with" what lifeguards termed "the kind or
crowd you would expect on a normal
Sunday during the summer."
ln Newport Beach, all roads were jam·
med from mid-morning Saturday and
Sunday until after 5 p.m., police said. At
least a dozen minor accidents were
reported in-that-city -alone-as motor.ists
sought to contend with the massive traf·
fie snarls.
Few rescues were reported, however,
as ocean temperatures in the 55 to 57·
degree range prevailed.
At Newport Beach, rour rescues were
reported as 155,000 persons cro\vded on
the beaches Saturday and Sunday.
"Traffic was just unbelievable,'' said
Bruce Reed, a spokesman for the city
lifeguardS, "especially for a pre·Easter
weekend. A Jot of people were just cruis-
ing' around and that made it even
worse."
Qne 58-year-old man, How&rd Mannke
of Anaheim, died of an apparent heart
attack at Art's Landing in Newport
Beach Sunday morning ~s he was
preparing to leave on a fishing trip.
In Laguna Beach, crowds ran 25,000 to
30,000 both Saturday and Sunday, city life
guards reported. There were two
1·escues, incl.uding one youth who bad ap-
(See BEACHES, Page Z)
Orange «:east
Weather
Orange Coast residents can look
forward to more high clOOds and
jitst a peek or two of sunshine on
Tuesday. The air will be warm,
however, with beach temperatures
at ~. rising to 75 inland.
' INSmE-To9'Y
ll-fark Spitz l1as retreated tp a
more private· life, recovering
frcnn tfie shock of sudden fame~
He's sail·i?1g and plataning his
!rtmJ 6 'ceddil1g. See story on
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Spririg Storm Grfps Nati on's Midse ctip n/
-·-By 'l'loor-...l·fmo· , .... _.J'f"W& ~IJ!j:ca @a ~Ylo!llOW
whipJ!'ll· ~y higll-wii>ds hit the nation's
m)-iio]l ._Y after dumping several
lncbes·of snow In the Teiw Panballdle
and across the Great Plains.
llle Natlooal .Weather Service de-
scribed the system which dUmpeCl 12 ·
lncbei of snow oo Des Moines, Iowa, as
1---"-''"'' ea;y .d&pgetOU.!. record-breakin spring siorm ••. approac6Ingtliellmlts
of a very severe bliuard." ·
Al.I public scQools were' cl~ in the
Des Moines an?a and In two Iowa coun·
lies:. The Des ·Moines Municipal Airport
_v.a closed. Drake University shut do'if'l
"until further notice," and the 1owa Leg.
islalure was unable to meet.-
The· mow moved.across eastern Iowa
to southwestern Wisconstn,. forcing the
schools to close 1n northwestern Illiqois.
.._ffeaV¥ _snow_warninga coo&lnuedJa.~l:__.Wo.rib_,._tta. Peacbeat....£!_um.s and other 1
feet for eastern Iowa, southeastern M,ln· '™-'~ in "tbelreeU areas·wereen-. -
riesota, soutneni Wiscon!Ul and Northem · dangeni( arid yowig vegetable cro
Illinois. Chicago, which escaped aevere Were threatened. ·
snow storms throu&hoot Ibo wlntor, w In many pal1I Qf lbe Kansu-Mlsaourl
lncluded in an area wher& accumulations area1 the storm dropped folir to six ln-
of ·up to six inches were ~pected. cbes of snow, and some' locaUons
(ltisty, northerly wind& as high as tp reported as much as nine or 10 inChcs.
mjles per boor whlpped the snow, ca!"i" High winds created drifts three to four
DJ{ poor visibility. Gale warnlnga (few · feet deep, making travel hazanloos.
on La.Ke~Chlgan-and Meigs Field~ on -Gale wamtngs-were po.!led m · -Lake
Chleago's Jatefroot, waa cloled be<ause · SUperlcr Ind Lake Micbigan durlnc .the
or lake water piling debris :r:. its early hours. . runway. 1 Snow also whitened areas of Colorado
South of the snow, rain soa areas and Wyoming, where the temperature
to IpJlsjana, aggravating Jf>e flood· dropped to 4 degrees at Laramie.
swollen Missiutppl River Val)ey. (Story, Travelers, and atockmen's advisories
Page 4). l / .. were in effect for parts of Colorado and
Snow covered most · oft the Texas New Me.1ico, where a hard freeze was-
Panhand1e, and sleet mi.I~ with rain and expected. Freeze warnings also were
snow fell as far south aa the Dallas-Ft. posted for Oklahoma.
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Worshipers Die Burglars· Shoot
At Victim With-
His Own Pistol -Pastor, 14.rwtlier Qrink Str ychnine
NEWPORT, Tenn. (UPI) --Two persons, including a preacher
and the brother of the pastor of the Holiness Church of God in
Jesus' Name, died Sunday after drinking strychnine during a Satur-
_d!y_nig!lt church servic~. -.· ·-. _ . . Cocke County ·Sheriff Bob Stinson said tlie11ev. Jimmy Ray Wil-
liams, 34, assistant paslDr of the church, and Buford Pack, 30, a
Cocke County nati..,-!iving at Manhall, N.C .. died after refusing
1---1--·-medicaUreatment_ A sheriff's dep-art""m~e~n~t-spo=k=e~smali-~d"'the-·twcr-"just--drank
strychnine and died." -Pack was the brother of the Rev. Liston Pack, the church paator.
A Huntington Beach man escaped with-
out injury after he surprised two burg·
tars in his apartment Sunday afternoon
and they used his owo gun to shoot at
him.
Police said James Fisher, 44, walked
in on the two shirtless men in bis apaft. men1~at17300----iteetsor.rt8'ne-ar·be--re
turned from bowliog.
Fisher told officers one of the men
turned around and pointed his .38-caliber
rovolver at him and said "come on in."
Deputy B. C. Ramsey said officers also learned that several
snakes had been handled during the services. lt was reported that
one person wes . bitten during tpe snake-handllpg ceremony. . According to police. reports, Fisher ran
ou~. o{ the apartment and across the
street as three -0r four shots were fi red
-• · at ·him. All of the shots missed , he said.
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the speeding Jeep.
An Israeli security guard stepped oul
of the plane firing a submachinegun and
hit all three attacken, one of whom died
1---'""" h.11 wounds. ~
The wounded Jeep driver lost control
and smashed into one of the plane's four
engines, authorilles said.
An El Al spokesman in Tel Aviv Siid
1 the plarie with its four-man crew was
retumlng to LOO International Airport
tonight despite the damage.
Fifty mtnuie, after the attack at the
,,.airport, four other guerrillas arrived ·at
Timor's house in a private car and
. started hurlinC tbe explosives, seriously
wounding a police guard at the entrance
who was reading a newspaper. He later
died in the hospital, authorities said.
. After hurling the explosives and firing
machine guru: at the house, authorities
said, the guerrillas seized a passerby and
threatened him with gwis to force him
out' of his car.
· They commandeered the auto and
started speeding off wh"en -a police patrol
car lnterecepted them. Two guerrillas
were wounded in a blaze or police gun·
: fire. A third was captured unharmed and
~ a. fourth escaped.
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JALI ENS ...
~ tified as Leslie J o a n Nixon, 23, or ~Canada, drove up to the roadblock -her
: sedan sagging badly In the rear. ~ Suspicious patrolmen asked to look in
;, the trunk.
: "The thing was packed so tight with
~bricks of marijuana I doubt If anyone
~ could get another ooe In," said Harris.
· The contraband weighed nearly 600 ~ pounds. ·
~ The woman, a visitor frotl) Calgary,
• Alberta, was turned over to U.S. Customs
. agents for prosecution, Harris Said.
: The official explained that the new
surge of aliens follows a familiar pattern
for lhe spring months because the jo~
. market Improves come planting season.
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Second Marine
D1ill ~geant
Found Guilt y
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A neighbor reported seeing the men
run from the apartment just after the
shots were fired.
PARRIS ISLAND, S.C. (IJPJ) -A sec-
ond Marine drill l.Mtructor has been
convicted in the death of a young recruit.
S/Sgt. Jesse D. Pollard, 33, of Greeir
-ville, N.C.--was found-guilty by a military
judge of violating recruit training rules.
Pollard was given a bad conduct
discharge, reduced in rank to sergeant,
and ienlenced to 18 months at hard labor
with forfeiture of pay during the seir
tenet.
Sgt. Eugene A. CUny Jr., 24, of Jupiter,
Fla., was cd'nvicted Thursday on two
similar charges and was sentenced to 12
months at hard labor, forfeiture of pay
and reduced to private.
Pollard,. Cuny and Sgt. Samuel D.
Carver, 23, ot Tuscaloosa, Ala. were
relieved of duty after an investigation
was begun into the death of Pvt. Daniel
Lee Williams of Johns Island, S.C. in
January.
Lost in the burglary was the gun and
$800 In coins tbat FiBher said be kept
hidden in a pillow case.
Indians Trek
For Better Jobs
RALEIGH, N.C. (UPI) -Abllul 100 Ir>-
dians who hiked 100 miles arrived here
Sunday to demand that state "gOVemm"ent
pmvlde better jobs and community con-
trol of ICbools. · •
"The day bu come .tbat white people
must realize that we are the landlords of
this .country," OU.el Howard Brooks told
· foll9wers after their arrival Sunday.
"Today, we are assembled In Ralelgb
to collect the rent."
The Indians, outnumbered by black
supporters as they paraded into Raleigh
behind a Highway Patrol escort and five
ponies, planned an afternoon rally at the
state government complex after visiting
legislators.
British Newspape! ·
Homosexual ·seeks Love ·
From Christian Church
LONDON (AP) -A plea for Christian
"love, care and compassion" for
homosexuals has been published by the
Church 0of England Newspaper, Britain's
largest Anglican journal.
In a half·page editorial introducing a
full-page article by a p r a c t I c i n g
homosexual. the weekly 12·page paper
gently rebuked lhe established church for
preaching the lncompatabillty of Chris·
tianity and homosexuality.
"a1any people, not only homosexuals,
with desperate problems feel that the
church is cutting itself off from those in
the deepest need," 1he editorial said. '"In
their own eyes, they are misunderstood
and rejected by those who should be the
messengers of God's power and love ."
The editorial dissociated Its e If ,
however, from ''avant-garde theologians
who have shocked by suggesting that our
Lord could ltimselr have been a
homosexual."
The paper suggested that homosexuals
seek medical help and made passing. but
approving, reference to "the Christian
process of trans!onning the tendency" to
bomosexuallly.
The article was written by D. Lloyd,
homosexual founder of REACH, an In·
dependent body working to promote
Gir'f-s of Nig lit
Launcli Drive
LAGOS. Nigeria (AP)-Nlgerlan pros-
titutes arc trying to join the labor mov~
ment. They have formed a national
organization to fight for legalization of
their trade. it was announced here.
The prt!l1dent of the group, herself a
prostitute, said the organliallon has a
secrel~~at and staff and hlrl!!d a lawyer
to petition for legal registration as a
trade union .
"We a.re acting in accordance with the
provisions in the Nlgerit_n consUtuUon
gr1ntiog fUndamental human rights lo all
dllzens," silt uld.
understandi~ between homosexuals and
churchmen.
Noting that one in every 20 Britons is
exclusively homosexual, Lloyd rebuked
the Anglican Church ror examining
homosexuality "only with the greatest
reluctance and from afar." He drew at-
tention to the Christian virtues of
"forgiveness and acceptance. . . wllich,"
he said, "have been conspicuously absent
in the church's treatment of the
homosexual,"
·•Due to ignorance," he added, "the
church has, with few noteworthy ex-
ceptions, made the lot of the homosexual
a great deal harder by blanket COD·
demnation."
Officer Stops
Death Leap Try
A Santa Ana polic& officer rescued I
distraught woman wbo was threatening
to jump off a freeway overpass t.'ldge In
Santa Ana Sunday night.
Officer Dale Cdurbllle grabbed tlM\-SO. year~d woman as &be sat precartomly
over the santa Ana Freeway at ,.tain
Street. He pulled lbe weeping woman
from tilt guardrail.
She told Cowtllle and a passing
motorist who helped the officer subdue
her hysteria that she was undergoing
psychiatric c&re and was "sick and
wanted t~ die."
She wa& taken to the mental care unit
or the Orange COilnly Medlcal center.
Rohhe1-s Hurt Solon
ANNAPO!.JS, Md . (IJPJ) -MM)" L.
Nock, prtsldent pro tern of the Maryland
Senate, Is reported In fair condition with
a fracJured pelvis lnfilcted by rol?bet.I .
Atrs. Nock, 69, was usaulttd while wllkoo
Ing to tilt stateboule nut to the
t!O\'M10I"• mAllSlon Tn Annlpolll •Satm-
d•v nigh!.
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Dangerous Gan.ie
Finnish fishermen. play a dangwoqs game as they go froth floe to
floe while working.ii) the G!tl_f of Finlana'. • ..
IGdnap Suspect Dies; Hit .
While on Irvine Freeway
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~ l'utr"1)ely lefiOUI'~ the """"" at·
facn. on f11'1y marked lie~ oV
the' tnterDallooil C«nm~lon for QoatrOI
~· 14.~Jolllal!l
. Deputy • ~ilal pr.,. ll!'l'l"'tary
Gerald Warren ... said that detailed com·
ment on tbe Communist action which
resulted in the . downing of t w o
helicopters over the weekend -a.!!d fir-
ing on two more -would be inade by the
Spokesman of the fq_ur-nation ICCS.
But be ~phasiied that the \Jnited
States views the attacks as extremely
serious. ., •
He reported that Gen. Alexander Haig •.
the deputy cbief of staff of-the Army who
has been sent .on a special mission to
SOutheast Asia, is sending detailed 'reports to the White House. (Related
story, page 4)
Newsmen noted that South Vietnamese
President Nguyen Van Thieu in a
television program Sunday declared the
Cambodian situation poses a serious
One or three men who allegedly kid-He suggested a certain degrie o[ initial · danger to South Vietnam and asked if
naped a San Diego moiorist in Tijuana confusion led to listing-of Alcarei·'s death _ P-resident-Nixon s,hared that view.
and forced hQJl to drive north was killed as a bomJcide instead of an accident. The White House spokesman replied
early today in Irvine when be was struc.k Seytral agencies, including the Orange that the President sent Gen. Haig to ·
by a truck after getting out alongside the Courity Coroner's Office and t h e ochina · th
f.IID Die~ ]Iee~L_ ~~-California Highway Patrol, were involved 1?i~."tio thto provide a rc~rt .~~I h: '
Homio G. Alcaraz, Sf;of-Sun valley, ifltHeliWeSUglfiOitlftltl:in . . -lilwa 11--ere...-Warren.......s.aty_M.LI\. ~ ----~
was dead at the scene along the freeway Detective .Sgt. Keith Carpenter and could give no assessment, view or
bet'Neefl Sanci Canyon Avenue and Jeffrey Detective Bob Lennert were in San Diego characterization of the Haig report at
Road. t~is mor;ii~g. interviewing the alleged this time.
Irvine police investigators were in San kidnap v1chm w~o claimed he was ab--And he refused to speculate on what
Diego this morning attempting to pin ducted Sunday _night. . counter·action might be taken as the
down details of the bizarre case which . Cha:les E. Lint, 23, of San Diego, told result of the firing on the JCCS
was initially listed as a·murder. investigators that Alcaraz and two other helicopters. It is presumed that the U.S.
"It is looking more and more like men forced him at kni!epoint to drive view is being made known t,o Hanoi
we're going to put it down ag a traffiC ac-them fn_>m the bo~der .city. through special channels which have ex-
Cident," Detective Sgt. Sam Cordeiro Invest1g~tors satd Lint t~ld them he isted since Dr. Henry Kissinger · visited
s3id today. stopped his car about 25 miles south of Hanoi this year in connection with the
Trabuco Road on the ride north, at which Paris peace agreement.
time the two other suspects got out. The Communist forces shot at two
One unconfirmed version was that Lint more peace:keeping helicopters in the From Page' I feigned engine trouble and that the two ,.iekong Delta today, the Saigon govem-
men got out to chec k under the hood, at ment reported. · BEACHES ... which time he drove off. The South Vietnamese said six rounds
Investigators said the Lint car pulled of ground fire hit a South Vietnamese
plle4 to lhe city to become a summer 'Mer again about 10 miles farther nortb heJicopter ferrying members of the Jgint
lifeguard. -----~-"-""' supposedly ar Alcaraz"-ordenr= -and Military Commission1 composed-of the
Only ~o Laguna Beach file guard sta· he got out, leaving his knile in the car Viet Con~ .... an~uth Vietnam. It was
tions . were manned over-the-weekend-u with lhe victim. forced to an at Vi Thanh, a Viet Cong A~riUes &aid ttle victim was a~ -stronghold, but officials said nobody was
officials were taken by" surprise by the parently hit by the diesel truck as he hurt.
summcr·like crowds, -according tO life tried to duh across the northbound Janes. The ottier chopper carrying ICCS
guard spokesman Bruce Barret. Coroner's deputies said this morning representatives, was fired on near Can
As a f~ult, ~~ sai4 ~ ,µ(e~ds that an autopia Alcaraz's mangled Tho but was not hit. The international on dllty· were kept busy 'Yatcblng for body w~be'·~Oiiiied later in tbe commission is composed of Cenada,
swimmers in trouble and didn't · have day. -· ·-Indonesia, Poland and Hungary .
.time to enforce all beach regulations. In Results sought could shed some light Nine persons were killed Saturday
many areas, he said, the large crowds on a motive for the bizarre abduction when an Air America helicopter flying
resulted in complete freedom for dogs to tale given by Lint, such as the presence for the international commission was
run without their leashes, which are re-of dri.Jgs in tbe suspect's body. shot down in Communist territory in the
quired by Jaw. Police said this morning that a number northwestern part of the country.
Huntington Beach lifeguards reported a of questions remained wianswered in Another C-Ominission helicopter made an
weekez:id crowd of 30,000 persons, in-connection with the case. emergency landing nearby without injury
eluding !our rescues. At San Clemente to its occupants. and South County beaches, the crowd Those killed in th e crash included the
was estimated at ~.000 for Saturday and .Frona Page J two American pilots, a Filipino crewman
Sunday combined. There were no a Canadian, an Indonesian, t w ~
rescues. COLLISION • • • Hungarians and two Viet Cong officers.
De.bbie' s Son
Injured by Gun
NEW YORK (UPI) -Debbi e
Reynolds' 15 -year -old son. Todd, suf-
fered a slight wound and p:>wder burns
Sunday when the wadding from a blank
cartridge in a .45 callber Colt revolver
hit him in the right thigh.
Miss Reynolds, appearing in the
Broadway musical .,Irene," was charged
with Illegal possession of the revolver.
She was booked, fingerprinted a n d
released on her own recognizance. The
actress told police the revolver was a
stage prop.
ject Saturday night. However, in·
ve!itlgation showed that hte craft was not
involved in the fatal ad:ldent.
Memorial services are pending at Net-
tler's Family Mortuary in Garden Grove
for the Bunting brothers.
Parking Fines Owed
l.ONDON (UPI I -A member of
Parliament said today Nigerian
diplomats owe more than $54,560 in park-
ing fines but will not pay because they
enjoy diplomatic Immunity. Grevllle Jan·
ner said Nigerians ran up that figure in
six years by committing 11,104 parking
offenses.
Hopeful Tells
His 'Virtues'
HARROGATE, England (UPI) -
Jack Reynolds told voters Sunday
they should put him into offi ce as a
county councillor, not on his record
but his talepts.
"The only reason I have been
nominated," he said at an election
rally, "Is because I am a loud·
mouth, obstinate, crafty and want
my own way."
He said these are ideal county
councillor characteristics.
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By FREDERICK' SCBOEMEHL of a Calabash pipt. complete "'Ith an Charlie. recalled. Buti it \\'asn't long
01 .. blll't ""'' '''" operable stem for drinking. before he lost lhe jll,icy garbage contract
Charlie and Laura PeddJco1d can't "Some guy offered me.$38.'000 for the nnd made junk collccling a full time oo:
remember bow much junk they 've OOttles, but bell, I paid $100 for some of cupatlon .
bought and 'sold over the past 40 years at them," sa)'s Charlie. His old blue pjckup truck . \\•as a
the _Laguna canyon trading Pi)St. 11is fascination with bottles i!t so great familiar sight along the highways and
""·-.C..;.,u -11iet>eilill1ii'il!-lin<>W-whWr-tMY-" ·thBt-110-6hce RW ·1< o t•nblod-tJyway,s h<i-"$1luttr co.isr·-.nirwlfS
have. todayJt iDclUde.t:..... _ pickup wck 8cro5!f lb (! rt tO J\:rJzona always SCCll loaded With junk Of all sorts.
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LICENSE PLATE COLLECTION SPANS YEARS 1914-1956
Laura and Charlie Busy With "Best Business There ls11
-38,000 bottles. JUSt to uy 5,000 ortKem. . Charlle-nnd Laura rnacle ffi'Oriey sesoJllnt'~
-The flrSt movie projector · used in "l offered him $2,000 -he \\'anted off metal as scrup und ope: a · g the
Laguna Beach. $5,000 -but finally ti.is wife said ·Daddy', open air junk yard -__!!....haven for-col-
-Volume 1, Number 1 or the original take it. We need the money.' " And lectors from far and near.
Lite Maguine, dated Jan. 4, 1883. Charlie returned to California with a Business lapsed in Decernber, 1970
-A -gs;.pound bell with -im-unknown sizeable additioo to bis sbo\\'.. wbc.n QwU(\,•ps shQ.t in tbf foiit. during
amount of gold cast into it.-<J • He picked up 8,000 other bottles during a ~ne with a wollld·be burglar.
1---A-complet&rset-.of .Califomia-li~nse .tus~tenure.as Laguna Beacb,garhage_col.-_.. ~ with the gun wieldin
plates dating from 1914 (lhe ye11r plates lector. . burglar,.. spunky Laura scrca1ned "Have
were first issued·) to 1956. Charlie was born in 5an Bernardino in you got a mother?" and grabbed the gwi.
"We went in.to the junk business 1891 and served as a cook in the It ~·ent ofr, sending a slug into Charlie's.
because it's the best business there is." California Field Artillery ln 1916. At the right foot. . 1 yells Charlie, 82, over the roar of traffic time, his wtit was stationed near the Charlie had barely ~ottcn of£ crutches
speeding past feddicord's Tradfug Post. Mex.ican border attempting to catch the \Vhcn he crashed his old truck in Laguna
20562 Laguna Canyon Road. elusive Pancho Villa. Canyon, robbing hhn of th~ \'rhicle that
"It's paid all· our bills," chimes in He nearly met death duri~ a thWl· had carried his junk for decades. ·
Laura, wearing a pith ·helmet, "Big derstorm in Nogales, Ariz .. when a bolt of What's. next for thr l"lllo 1unk experts~
Mac" overalls and an Army jacket. . lightning struck the tent in which he and "We don't know yet. 'rhe first thing I
Peddicords -as most call the trading seven other men were silting. Charlie, want to see Is Ne\v Zealand," says
post -bas held forth in Laguna Canyon who was holdiii.g an aluminum pan, was Charlie, While Laura griinaces.
sil\ce the early 1930s, the days when the the .ooly .n.ian who lived. T~y lhlk of getting the .. Bells. Bottles
·area was known for ranches and four -Bl.it the incident has left him ~·ith and Bones" ~xhibit together, but where it
houses of i~ repUte. "electrical nervousness . ., He still shakes will be held is still uncertain. "There's no
ln less \ban, a year, the Iandniark \Vben infrequent thunderstorms hit the room at the berry fartn,'' says Laur~,
trading post will be closing, with Charlie coast. referring to Knott's Berry Farm in
and Laura gearing wp for their "Bells, Charlie and Laura were married Sept. Buena Park. •
Bottles and Bones" show. 22, 1922 and last year celebrated their Charlie is optimistic that the show y,·iJI
"We've got bells from one quarter 50th wedding anniversary. be picked up by a y,•estern style exhibit in
ounce to 98 pounds .•• 38,000 bottles . . . After a stint selling vegetables along Arizona. ~
and every kind of bone there was," ttle -road ahd. collectilig garbage in San In the meantime. neither Cha rlie·-nor·
laugm Charlie. -Clemente, Charlie and Laura came to Laura seems eager about leaving the
The Peddicords have sold their land to Lagun8 Beach and opened a small store junk business.
New York interests which plan to set up where the Festival of Aris now sits. Charlie still makes his morning trip s
an auto part!yard. -Shortly thereafter Charlie received a Oowntown~ and spends his afternoons
"We'll take the good ·stufi we have and $300 per month contract from Tom Bird, stockpiling scrap metal.
leave the rest for them," explains owner or the White House Care·, to collect Laura more or less runs the trading
Charlie. Laguna's trash. post, handling the customers, thetr WHEELS AND DEALS
The good stuff -most or it anyway -That's when the junk business was money and the bills. She. also keeps a Charlie Peddicord, 82
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-is.safel)t.stor.ed..in.a.concret.e...warebouse_ .. _born.__.,_..._ .__.._clJ el!..!>." their mfilfil~!l.li of jynk. ·-----·-· -·-• The interior is lined with the Peddicord's The Peddtcords bought five acres or ust ast \\'eek, one buye r \Vas l'OOf<lng ·-~--
bottles. land in Laguna Canyon. Charlie main· fo r-a bottle capper. It took a \vhile, bul ;.Charli e. you'd better t3ke this to the
Responsibility, }_,reed om
Linked-College . Chief -
By JAN WORTH
~ tlle ·0.llY ~llol Sl•ff
!·le leaned back in his desk chair, tak·
ing in a deep breath and touching both
hands behind his head.
Charlie and Laura ha"e a three root tains, over Laura's protests, that they 'finally Laura found three of them. bench and get H work ing.''
tall "Coke" bottle, a whiskey bottle paid $50 an acre. Noticing that one 1·1as badly rusted and "Yep, l y,•ill." Charlie answered. And
. shaped like a-violin, another in the shape ''We salvaged everything we could," inoperable. Lau ra yelled to her husband, he did.
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British Columbia
Sliow Coming Up
'Lawyers Love Mystery'
Legal
By TOM BARLEY
OI ltle 011lly .. 11111 Sl<tlt
Coverage Deplored
\Villiams said a ··classic case of non· fonnc r slate treasurer Ivy Baker Priest ,
coverage" was lo be found in the local coulchq~~revamping or California's
co_urts in the forn1 of the Serrano-Priest system of schOol dis![ict firiancing if the "I'd say my real philosophical in·
fluences came--from Nebraska," said
Fred. Bremer, supirintendent-president
of Saddleback College.
What do you do for an encore when you
put on a show that nearly fills the
auditorium? After the success or 1972,
the DAILY Pl~ and Orange Coast
Evening College plan tO do it again -on-
ly bigger and better.
·"Lawyers love to make a big mystery
ouLor lhetaW but-tliiCSliOOlcf fie3Ifl lle-
incentive ne\\'Smcn need to get in there
and translate it all for the public," USC
L~HOol "Prof. Howafd Williams has
'told la\VYers, journalists and stUdentS of
both professions.
tr1nl·. ----<.'OUrl-fulcs tor the Seit.a~
"I haven't found-a word about this .,;lfJs -incredl61e to mCiir''it;. _g_oes-
very .im~rtant .case in any newspaper."' icported in the light of an issue of suCh
"When I moved to Nebraska I was onlY
22. Before then , I really didn't have any
philosphy al all ... but there (or !he first
lime in my lire I ro~d people who· put
great emphasis on responsibility -
responsibility and its link · to freedom."
That emphasis had a great impact on
hin1 . Dr. Bremer said, and by the time
he left Nebraska 10 years later "the
emphasis on freedom and responsibility
had become ingrained in me ."
Bremer is a man of dEifinite beliefs.
firm in his faith in the C-Onventfonal
values of patriotism and discipline.
''I know that we have freedoms in
America other peoples wquld give their
lives for -though I have fear for the
future." he said.
•·1 also know that permi ssiveness leads
to anarchy and anarchy leads to
totalitarianism. And that's not a kook
speakiii g, that"s just a known fact."
Freedom with responsibility is a ·
phrase which turns up in Bremer's con-
HOPES TO INSTILL VAL\JES
,Superintendent Fred Bremer
versation frequently. Nebraska where he met and married his
"There nre some qualities that wife~
shouldn't change \Vith the times," he ··· . . said. "If saying that makes me reac.--... -. He. s~ayed 111 . Nebr~ska. teaching
tionary , then I'm a reactionary." • d1str1but1ve education unt111955, whe~ he
Bremer's outlook make h.itn an ap· ~oved to Long Beach and taught 1n a
propriate representative sfor the tax· high school for two yea:s. .
payers in his district. the administrator . In 1958, he w~s back 111 Nebraska, this
said. Though his vie ws might be con· ttme. as superintendent of ~chools and
sidered conservative in othei· parts of president of M~k ~Jlege 1n Lincoln.
Orange County he said he feels most of Later, he finished his doctorate at the
the South Ora~ge County taxpayers sup-Uni_versi.ty . of Texas and came ba.ck to
porting the college are a great deal like Cahflllpia in 1964 as the Dean of Liberal
him . Arts at Santa Ana College.
"~1y obligation as an administrator is After a brief stint at Chapman College,
more lo the taxpayers than anybody Bremer was named dean of instruction
else." Bremer said. "Some of the policies for the new Saddleback College in 1967,
\Ve have here are not to protect the and in 1968 he became its superinlendeol·
students £ro1n the cold cruel world, as president.
they have charged, but to protect the in· "Our first goal on th.is campus was to
terests bf the taxpayers." have permanent buildings," Bremer
"I imagine the students might be recalls. \Vilh a library almost complete
1 saying, 'Why should Saddleback be so and a science-math complex underway, 1 doggone altruistic to the taxpayer when the school has made strides toward that
11 nobody else is?" goal.
1 But to Bremer, that is just the point. A music arts building is scheduled to 1 "School districts are the only place left be completed by 1975, "Bremer said.
-1 \vhere taxpayers can still feel an effect "We know the college is going to con·
L to their influence," he said. tinue to grow, the 4,000 student capacity
1 Located in the rolling green hills or or our relocatable buildings has already
Mission Viejo, Saddleback College has been reached," he said. .
bttn haracterized by some of its .The mesh o{ both vocatic;inal·techni~al.
students as "one big high school." and "a and transfer academic programs is
sterile fi shbowl." Complaints from some crucial to Saddleback. Bremer added.
students have been directed at the Twenty occupational programs are now
school's administration, which they say available, with three new ones proposed
takes the approach of "in loco parentis,'' for next year.
1 or in the place of parents. Another goal which Bremer says has
Yet Bremer denies the loco parent is that will help "each ooe achieve his prop-
1 theory. fie says the only restriction viding .a counseling program for students
, which could support the charge is the that. will help ''each one achieve his pro-
' speakers' policy, currently a point of et niche while he's on this campus and
1 campus debate. pre para him for what he find s beyond."
, It requires that speakers from both ·•1 also hope we can continue to instill
• sides or an issue be present at one pro-cerr'ain value! that you don't fiod in text·
1 gram. Such a clause is not found in either books," be sajd. ''We ~~t lo do what
of the county's other two community col· we can to produce c1t1z.ens who will ~ leges, but Bremer de£ends It as perpetuate tpe good o( this country..'...'..
... represent(ltivc of what the taxpay~rs
• want and as a more thought-provoking
a alternatives for the students.
' 0 1 don't see myselr as an in loco paren·
I lis administrator at all," Bremer said.
• "Students tend to think they know
~ everything and we know nothing ... we
• just try to help them avoid whatever pit· ~ falls lhey may encounter.11
• nie aon of a h~way erliineer who
"-moved bis -famUy througt>out West
I Virgin ia, Teias and South carollna,
• Bremer serv_t<!. .. ln World War II In
nna and .. later was stattoned in
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'T~e Sensuous Dog'
' . Planned by Snoopy
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Charleo
~1 . Schulz, creator of the 11Peanuti"
comic strip, says his cartoon character
~ Is "writing" a book.
i;chub said the boolc, Snoopy's se<otld,
will be called ''The Sensuous Dog'' by
"S. .. ,
The 1973. edition or Vacationland
British Columbia, an expanded version of
last year's most successful Orange Coast
area travel prQgram, goes this week. It
includ es a 20-page special tabloid section
(last year's was 12 pages) au about
British Columbi.a which will be published
in the DAILY PILOT Tuesday.
And it also includes a "film festival"
with four movies (last year there were
three) to be shown Thursday at 8 p.m. at
Newport Harbor Higb School. Tickets for
the show are available at all DAil. Y
PILOT offices, Orange Coast Evening
College and many area travel agencies.
But they're limited and going fast for
this "encore."
Educator Blasts
Proposed Federal
Education Cuts
President Nixon 's proposed reductions
in federal spending for education and his
attempts to stop release of congressionally
authorized education funds repres.eot an
''abdication or leadership," the president
of lhe National School Boards Association
said in Anaheim Sunday.
"Veto, impounding, budget cutting, to
our miodS, represent an abdication of
leadership to ensure equitable educa·
tional opportunity for A me r i c a n
children," said W. E. "Bud" Phillips.
"They herald a change or direction -a
reversal -when the opposite is called
·for."
Phillips, a Fort Dodge, Iowa clothing
store owner, delivered his remarks Sun•
day to about 4,000 school board members
and school administrators at the NSBA'i
annual meeting.
The Association is the. nation's largest
organization of public education officials.
It says it represents about 90 percent ot
the nation's school board members.
--Phillips said NixOO:s proposed budget
for the next flScal' year calls for $515
million less' for education while in·
creasing the peace time military budget
by $4.a billion.
Of the proposed tdueation budget, he
said il is "Mal~ neglect based on myth,
buttressed 6Y emply promises and
designed to dissolve a partnership among
federal, state and local governments that
was just beginning to function pnr
ductively."
The NSBA delegates were scheduled
today to take up a resolution criticizing
Nixon fdr "abdicating the responsibility
of the Presidency to provide leadershJp
to .ensure · equitable educational op-
portunity for America's children?--'.'
Phillips also was critical or some &tatea
whlcll are calling lor "accountability"
Crom their public achools. He said some·
of them are "using standardized telta as
an excuse to cut lunds for education \0
local dl.strlcts. 11
••such reasoning leaves out the abilities
ol the studenll, Ignores t b • I r
backgrounds, fails to consider lhe.lr
educ1tlonal objtctlvct and otherwise
demonstral<s the havoc lo be wrought by
Je,lslallnirwllb<iut knowlcdg• of the sub-
ject area."
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Williams, a featured speaker at a
"Law and the News ~edia" seminar Fri-
day on the use-campus, deplored what ·
he said was the lendency of some editors
and writers "to let the language or law
frighten therh away from.the courts.
"They concentrate instead on politics
and the Legislature and so deprive the
public or what I think is the more im-
portant news coverage," he said.
''Court decisions ," Williams added,
"play a much greater role in our lives ·
and not enough of them are being
reported and analyzed by the media."
·•
he said. It could have a momentous -and--i e publii::Tntcrest ·• th-e law school prc>-
sweeping impact in the field of education -re sor said. · '
but we can't seem to get a writer to go
near il."
Williams later explained that the
lawsuit, brought by the parents of a Los ·
Angeles school district student against
'Actor Dies at 69
BILOXI. Miss. (AP J -Nick Stuart, a
Romanian immigrant who rose from of-
fice boy to movie star in the early 1930s.
is dead at age 69. Stuart, wbo operated a
men's clothing store here since 1961. died
Saturday. He made more than 50 pictures
during his career.
"Always remember that yo11 just can't
tru~1 the legal syllem," Williams urged
the newsmen In his audience.
"'l'he ability or people who can go into
the cou rt s, take on the law and lawyers
and report those dcvclopemnls in lay
language is or vital importance to us
all," he sa id . ·
"La\V isn't half as difficult as lawyers
make it out to be," l\.1illcr added. "Any
writ er or editor who tends to get a little
flustered by all that technical langu.age
will be a1nazed just how much of it he
can absorb and break down in a short
course on the law."
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Oecron & Cotton Q,.ford Shirt by Eagle Shirtm•kers-$13.00. Silk Tie by Manntx--S.l.SO.
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Art Genius Pablo Picas· , .JuaC. 1-•·c.a.t·
ea_d _ at -91·
,Making . Beach
Visits Count
SPl!ING SPRANG DEPf. -Viewing
the weather that v11ltfld us over thls late
"'eekend; you have to be conviJ)ced that
the. good <if.ya have once again come to
our coastline. Sunny weather is also
renected in the ne~a.
, Take for example the beach count.
Some reports had lt that more than
250,000 folks nocked down lo the Orange
Coast this very last weekend to twiddle
their toes In warm sands.
Alas, it la true that the warm ended ,
about at the sand·llne 11lnce ocean waters
slill hovered down there In lhe 509. Still,
for a lot of vlaltors, It was better than
staying home and eaUng smog.
IF YOU WERE OUI' on the roads, you
have to be convinced that at leut 100,000
citizens were roaming around . Still,
regardless of how -long you may have
been a Coast-Watcher, these beach
counl.5 have to emerge as 90mewhat of a
puzzlement. You know, jUJt how do they .
count how many folks went to the beach'!
Crowd-esttmati[lg, from my ex· .
... MOUGINll;'l'r rtchell. lie wu aelling eno\!lh~
around t Id work to Uve comlortabhcllr l'w by the
enl ablo PlclSIO.,Jfead at 91 after time he WU 30; 1!1111 rnlhe last IO )'Qr~
. -onnemoiCno!iti<e alidUil!iiin ial'" hfSl!l'tcfnOlt-ateadlly.
C"feer> In lhe ~~ painting. -, · v .,.::;-.,,._ · __nie_~niBh· voluli\)11~ wh_~_.--ARTlllT ~Y oontrlbuled lo -cnaiiiC<I the cou oC20Ui cen ~rr-this ~Hhlg'°"i1"-* canvum ••-t-~lll
died Sunday at hi• walj¢~estate yeer lrolll hla huge output ao as not to
overlooking the Mediterranean. Death depre11 the market. ·'Ibere· were many
was attributed to a.heart attack brought ye ars ln which he took in more than a
on by colleotlon ol-fluld 1n lhe lungs. , mllllon dollars.
Plcuso joined the Communlll party In
PICASSO'S WIDOW and h11 eldest son 19", but never partlclpeted actlvely In
were dlscusslng funeral-plans _with· par1y-alfalrle·He-1old-an lntervieWtt-ln
Annaned Anteby, ihe artbt's buslness 1917: "When I WIS a boy In Spain, I WB!
manager and an old friend . But Anteby very poor and very aware of' how people
told newsmen nothing probably would be had to ·uve. I learned that . the com-·
decided today. mw\lats ·were f0< the poor people. That ·
The body was reported lying in the wu enough to know. So 1 became for the
artllt'1 upstairs bedroom. · Communists."
Plcasso had been reported in good Picasso's chief contribution to the
health and , working with his usual zest Communist cause was· probably the
despite recurrent attacks of grippe dur-design that was adopted as the "dove of
ing the wlnter. He recently completed ar· peace" by the Communists' world peace
rangements for the showing In Avignon movegient that nourished durfnl the
next month of all hls . .palntings produced 1950'-s. .
since 1970, a total of 20.1 canvase s., It was ain outstanding example of
Saturday night, the arti5t and his wife, Plcasso~s skill In creating a work of
Jacquellne, entertained friends at dinner. beauty with a few simple lines.
Picasso was reported Jn high--spirits,
eating heartily and entertaining his guest
with storlet: ·After the guests left, he
went to his studio to work.
When he awakened Sunday morning, he
complained of a pain and his wife called
a doctor. But by the time-he arrived 10
minutes later, Picasso was dead.
Picam <tied among one of the greatest
troves of 20th century art ever amassed
in private hands.
PICASSO WAS mairled twice and
between his marriages had a series of
well publicized Uatsona. He marired Olga
Khoklova, a ballet dancer, in 1918. '"She
bott him a 11on, Paulo, before they
dtlfle<rapart In the late 1920a. .
His wife was succeeded by Marie·
Therese Walter, who bore i'iim a
daughter, Maya, ln 1935. Dora Maar
U.S. Air Support
FATHER OF MODERN ' ART
Sp1in'1 Pablo Plcasto
was the painter's next m Istre s s,
and she was succeeded in 1944 by Fran-
coise Gilot. During their 11-year liaison
she had a son and a daughter, Claude
and Patpma.
Jacqtkline Roque became Picasso'.!
last mistress in 1955, the year his wife
died, and be married her in 1961, when
she was 35 and he was 79.
~ l>Crience, -nas·,.lwa)'1-been-an -mexact-
science, particularly when throngs gather
in places where they didn 't have to pass
through a turatile or some other count· ----
HE WAS THE greatest colleetor of his
own works, releasing only a sma ll part of
his prolific production for sale. Hundreds
of these paintings aiid draWings were
stacked away in a strongroom built onto
his two-story home. He kept the key to
the room himself, and only a few
outsiders ever had a look at his hoard.
What d.Uposltion he made or this col·
lectlon ln his wlll was not known yet
Battered Supply Boats
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over the fence or departed after the third Self Portr1it; Cubist Work; Self Portrait; Woman's Portrait
inning when the home team started
stinkjng up the place.
IT .IS FORTIJNATE, indeed, that we
have not as yet been vi.sited by the in-
sta llation of toll gates or turnstiles on our
public beaches. 'Mtis is good for the
beachgoers but little help to the crowd-
guessers.
Beach throng estimating over the
years, therefeu, has been left to the
lifeguard forcer.From Seal Beach to San
:; --aernente;-the good guardians of the
shoreline each day gaze out across the
_ senJL-naked bodies langulshlnl in the
sand and attempt to calculale how many
sunburns repose out there.
Asked for a determination or the
crowd-<:ount, lifeguard chieftains along
our coostllne are usually very ·definite
..._fellows.
-------"BIG CORONA? Why, today we had
ll,408 people onthe.~ch at Big Corona,
including a visiting deleg_ation from
Tokyo, Japan and three losl'kid.$__ rom
Bakersfield.'' ~
Questioned , however, on precisely how
these facts and figures were arrived at,
all lifeguard officials seem to become
universally vague . A fara~·ay look
gathers in their eyes. They J,11umble
things about crowd projections, head·
counts and ft se<:rct formulas.
IT HAS BEEN RUJ\.10RED that the
lifeguards in Ne:~'J)Ort Beach, for ex-
ample, count incoming automobiles and
multiply by three. Laguna Beach officers
find out Newport 's figure and divide by
one-third. Huntington Beach then steals
the Newport tally and multlpUes by six.
· Nobody knows what they do on Orange
County-c<lnl.rolled beaches, except maybe
to debate about drinking Jaws.
Anyway, beach-counting ls sort of fun
and nobody gets hurt except the visitors
who go home sunburned.
TlfE PRACTICE IS about the same as
predicting our Orange Cioast weather,
size or the surf or outcome or local elec·
tions.
Formal folks would classify these as
Inexact Sciences. The rest of us cAll it
guessing.
Pope, Thieu .Hold Talks
As Crowd Demonstrates
-VA1'1CAl'!-GTY !AP) -Pope Paul Vl .
and President Nguyen Van Thieu of South
YieW!,m cooferred for more than an hour
today as riot police in St . Peter's Square
fought with demonstrators protesting the
papal audience.
Thieu reached and lert the Vatican by
(,___I_N_S_H_OR_T._ •• _. __,,)
helicopter to keep away from the streets
\l'here Communists and leftist ttoman
Catholic groups had threatened to stage
a protest when he showed up.
The Vatican described Thieu's visit as
strictly private.
e 1ndlat1 Plea
SALT LAKE CITY (AP ) -American
Indian Movement supporters seeking $1
million a year for self-help programs
from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter·
day Saints demonstrated ou tside the lock·
ed Temple Square as the M0tmons end·
ed their aMual General Conference SlDl·
day.
Thirty men , ~·omen and children dem·
onstrators chanted and beat drums as
they were turned away from the Square
by church communications director
Wendell Ashton, who accepted a box of
flowers from lhe group for Mormon pres·
ident Harold B. Lee. Ashton also issued
a prepared statement outlining various
programs of the church which benefit
Indians.
e Slkklt1t Takeover
NEW DELHI (AP) -lndia said loday
it took over the government of Sikkim
beca""" ol "lhe complete breakdown o!
law and order" in the llttle Himalayan
kingdom.
'The Indian goverMlent version of the
Sikkim crisi.! noted "excesses of the Pl>
lice" which left many casualties. It said
deaths and hundreds of arrests oceurred
in demonstrations against the chogYaT1
or king.
The unrest followed elections last week
to lhe powerless legislative assembly.
e Fire But:?
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Butchers
Union wants President Nixon to fire Ag·
riculture Secretary Earl L. Butz because
he has become a "divisive factor" mak·
ing economic problems \vorse.
Patrick E. Gonnan, chief executive
office r of the Amalgamated Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen 's Union. sent Nix·
on a letter Sunday contending Butz has
\vaged a "right'il.·ing propaganda can1·
paign" against labor.
e Argentlt1e Kidnap
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina 1AP1
Another executive of a foreign company
has been kidnaped, and the kidnapers
were believed to be Jeft·\ving terrorist
groups who collected $2.5 million in ran·
som from American companies la st week.
Police said three or four young people
seized Francis Brlmicombe. a 57-year·
old Briton outside his suburban home
Sunday night as he returned from the golf
course. He is president of the Argentine
subsidiary of the British American To-
baceo Co. and had lived in the country
for 30 years.
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Scattered around the house is another
huge and enormously valuable collection
of paintings and drawings by Matisse,
1\1odigliani, Duty, Vlaminck, Rousseau
and other 19th and 2oth century masters.
The walls were bare, but paintings were
piled one on top of another on sofas and
chairs and against furniture.
Estimates oI Picasso's wealth were
considered the wildest sort of guesswork,
but he was undoubtedly one of the richest
artisl.5 who ever lived, and probably the
Army Engineers
'Divert Flood
Waters to Lake
NEW ORLEANS (AP ) -Part of the
Mississippi River streamed into big Lake
Pontchartrain today to ease the strain on
levees protecting New Orlean5 from "one
of the big floods of the century."
Anny Maj. Gen. Charles C. Noble,
head of the Mississippi River Com·
mi ssion, said the opening of Bonnet ·Car·
re Spillway 33 mUes above New.Orleans
'vas the first of several possible
emergency moves.
"\\o'E ARE PREPARED to open ad-
dltlonal flood~·ays if future developments
require their use," he told a group of
\Vashi ngton officials Sunday.
A festive crowd or about 4,000 gathered
on the levee to watch Sen. Russell Long,
·(0-La.), rise the first of the spillway
darri's 350 sections. The Arrtly Corps of
Engineers said all sections would be open
by \Vednesday.
The open sec tions send water 5.7 miles
down a trough of low lltnd from the river
to the ZS.mile-wide salt water lake , which
empties into the Gulf or Mexico. When
completely open. the spillway will divert
about a slxth or the river's flow -
esUmated at 1.4: million ·cubiC feet a sec-
ond between the 30-foot-high levees on
both banks at New Cirleans.
THE OPENING wa5 expected to lowe r
the latest prediction of a crest of 20.2
feet at New Orleans, where the river
gauge registered 18.2 feet SUJ"!day.
At Slidell. La., the weather bureau's
River Forecasting Center said the
diversion would stop !he river's rise at
Ne\\' Orleans and probably drop the level
to 17.5 by Wednesday.
Whether diversion of fresh water into
the salty lake for the first time since 1950
would have adverse ecological con·
seq uences was disputed. ·
Marine blologl•ts, agree . that ii the
fresh water dilutes Lake Ponchartraln
beyond a certain polnt for five days or
more , the oysten, craM~and shrimps
will he wiped out or sruUy reduced.
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PHNOM PENH, C.mbodia (AP) -
American warplanes pounding Commun·
isl gunners along the f\.1ekong River
helped get the first convoy thrOllgil to
Phnom Penh in 20 days.
Three tankers and two cargo ships
reached the isolated city Sunday, but two
other ships were 106t and 11 other cap-
tains abandooed the voyage up the riVer
from Saigon.
0 EVERY TIME we slowed down they
shot-at us,'! saldJC.S: W, ·master-of the
7,000..ton Lucky Star, the lead ship.
He said U.S. planes striking as close
as 1,000 feet ahead ci his ship helped get
the convoy through. W said he had made
about 10 prevlOUI' trips up the river, but
Sunday's elght·hour journey from the
Vietnamese border was the worst.
The Lucky ·Star was hit once by-8. rock:
et that went through a bulkhead and also
had several dents from bullets.
Communist gunners opened up on the
convoy soon after tt CT'OS§ed the border
Sunday morning. Despite the air support
and accompanying Cambodian naval gun·
boal.5, the Taiwanese freighter Ally was
sunk and the FUlpino tanker Mekong was
set afire and left burning about four
miles inside cambodla.
The fat e of the crewmen on the t\vo
ships was not known in the Cambodian
cipital.
l\10RE TANKERS are expected to at-
tempt the 60-mile passage. perhaps with-
in a week. The arrivals Sunday eased a
shortage of gasoline that has resulted in
long lines at filling stations.
All of the major high\\•ays leading into
Phnom Penh have been cut and govern.
ment forces have been taking a beating
from the Conununist forces, particularly
along the southern approaches to the
capital. But a varied selection of food ls
available in the 2~-and restaurants,
and there are only occasional power
_blackouts.
The United States has doubl ed its ai r
. shipments of n1ilitary equipment to
Phnom Penh since th e beginning of the
current Communist offensive in early
February. military authorilics said toda y.
They reported American Cl30 cargo
planes from Thailand have been averag·
· ing 20 deliveries a week of weapons and
amn1unilion for !he last tu•o months.
about double the amount shipped in be-
fore then. •
r\IEANWllILE , GEN. Alexander Haig
Jr. arrived in neighboring Thail and to
begin a four-day assessmeut for Presi·
dent Nixon of the situation in Indochina .
He met first in Bangkok v.i th F i e Id
l\tarshal Thanom Kiltika chorn , the Thai
premier.
Later he fle\V to Vientia ne, talked for
an hour with U.S. Ambassador G. 1t1c·
r..·lurtrie Godley and then went v.i th God·
ley for a 90-minute cooference at the
home of Premier Prince SouvaMa
Phou ma.
McCord Ready to Linl{
Mitchell Witl1 Bugging
NEW YORK (AP ) -Newsweek
magazine says it has learned that a key
Watergate witness is ready to announce
that he was told John N. Mitchell's in-
terest was piqued after he viewed
documents photographed last May 30 at
the Democratic National Committee
headquarters.
Newsweek qu9~~ an unnamed source
Sunday as saying Watergate eavesdrop-
per James W. McCord was prepared to
tell a news cmferepce that he had been
told Mitchell o~ the June 17 raid
after seeing the Photographs. -.
McCORD WIU. say he was told by G.
Gordon · Liddy and E. Howard Hunt, two
others convicted 'in the Watergate break·
in, that Mitchell cleared the plan for the
Intelligence operation and approved Its
$300,C(I() budget, Newsweek said .
Mitchell, then head of the Committee
to Re-Elect lhe 'President, has repeatedl y
denied havins any part in the bugging
and burglary at Watergate.
Newsweek's source quoted McCord as
saying his aulgnment.5 were to bug the
Watergate headquarters; the head-
quarters of the Democratic party's
presidential nominee', Sen. G e or g e
McGovern; and party offices in Miami
Beach's Fountalnbleau Hotel during lhe
Democratic NaUonal Convention.
McCord, who hu spent three days
before a select Senate lnvestlgatlng com·
mlttee, has said ho would hold a press
conference before making another Senate
appearance.
last year's Watergate bugging con·
spiracy, his lawyer reports.
Attorney David I. Shapiro said Sunday
that Colson , who was White Houso
special counsel, voluntarily submitted to
the lie detector examination last week in
New York. I
PRF.SIDENT N I X O N ' s re-election
organization also denounced today as "an
absolute He" a report that one of its
lawyers made cash payments to
Watergate defendants to try to keep
them quiet about details of the bugging
of Democratic ·national headquarters .
The New York Times said convicted
Watergate conspirator James W. McCord
Jr. had told a fede.ral grand jury that he
believed KeMet h W. Parkinson, a lawyer
for tt>e committee, "channeled cash
payments to the Watergate defendants in
return for silence after their arrest."
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SEN. WWELI, P. Welcl<er Jr. (R·
Conn.), a member of the commlttte, sald
Sunday he was not opposed ts> a news
conference after the wltnesi answers
more questions from the cOmmittee.
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December, the young, man had
retreated into a protective
shell. An introvert to begin
wtth. he rarely spoke without
weighing each word.
He didn't then and doesn't
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now seek to· justify ··his
decisions since the Games. His
life-style is his own and he
opts for privacy.
It's doubtful if he's been
swimming once since he
climbed out of the pool in
Munich.
MARK COPED as best he
could with the kaleidoscopic
events and trials that beset
him . Now he llas returned to
the water to regain a natural
tranquility -but as a sailor.
I found Mark and his
fiancee , Susan Weiner, o.n the
deck of his 39-root. Class 1C
sailboat, the Sumark 7.
"Sumark 7" on the transom
of the trim craft is an
anag_ram or thei~ first names
and the §C_yen golds he won.
Susan , who is a natural
beauty with long, dark blonde
hair and a model 's figure , was
aire"idy arranging lines and
other gear on--deck. -Mark'.s
father, Arnold, .was aboard to
serve as crew.
~·Mark is absolutely crazy
about sailing," Arnold said, as
Nixon Using Ex-POW s
For Propaganda-Fonda
RANCHO SANTA FE (AP)
-President Nilan Is using the
return of American prisoners
of war for political propa-
ganda, antiwar actress Jane
Fonda said Sunday.
* * * POW Offers
Fonda Trip
CALDWELL, KAN. (APl -
Former prisoner of war CS.pt.
William R. Schwertfeger says
if actress Jane Fonda likes
North Vietnam so well, he'll
personally buy her a ticket .to
get there.
Schwertfeger's c o m m e n t
was in response to a state-
ment by Miss Fonda that
prisOners of war probably
weren't treated too badly by
the North Vietnamese, who
Schwertfeger said "have no
concept of freedom ." The
POW spoke to about 600
persons at a ceremony Sunday
welcoming him back to his
hometown in south~entral
Kansas.
llls Air Force jet was down-
ed over North Vietnam in
February 1972.
; Ile asked the crowd to
temember the POWs who
haven't yet returned home. He
spoke of fainiUes of men .still
missing in action, saying
"They have no hope. They
need the prayers of each and
every one of you. Those men
have given up their lives ror
something they thought was
right and I would have given
up mine too."
"We -not the POWs -are
being brainwashed," she said.
"He (Nixon) wants to define
the war as an American vic-
tory, so these are American
heroes.
"We're talking about pr~
fessional careerist pilots who
make upwards of $30,000 a
year and fly from comfortable
bases with swimming pools
and I!rostitutes· all aroun:d.
They fly to a country they
knew nothing about, bomb
civilians, lie about it -the
Lavelle case proved that -
come back and get drunk.
"This is how the pilots I met
described their life. These are
heroes?"
Miss Fonda spoke to about
150 persons at ·a ..-backyard
reception in this fashionable
San Diego County comlillllllity
to raise money for medical aid
to Indochina. outside, about 15
persOns opposed to her views
stood with signs b8ering
slogans such as: "Who Do You
Believe?" and "Boycott Jane
Fonda Movies."
Mi~ Fonda said she was
"quoted out of context to
make it seem like I said all
the POWs were lying."
"There might have been
very severe treatment for
some prisoners," she said,
"but some forced the Viet-
namese to be brutal. They
tried to escape. Jf you try to
escape from Jlf'ison in this
country and you're the wrong
color, you get shot."
Miss Fonda also claimed
that several prisoners who
came home before this year's
cease fire disclosed there was
"an informal policy of col-
laborating in prison, then get.-
ting out and saying you were
tortured to save face."
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the open Pacific ocean. "He
takes the boat out two or three
times a week. Considering he'S
only been sailing· six months
he's very good." '
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THERE IS an easy allecUon
between father and s on .
Arnold Spitz was concerned
al>oot t~e image many people
tui.ve of Mark. ·-
"You have no Jdea of the
tremendous pressures ?.iart
was· under for four years
preparing for the Olympics,"
he said. ','He was absolutely
dedicated. It takes time for a
"I WAS .SICK with hepati-'youngster to make the ad-
tis lhe past two months," justment when it's·over."
Mark said, handling the Mark continues to work for
big boat with skill. "I'm still Schick ·and is raising funds for
getting my strength back. a therapeutic swimming pool
Suzy's been helping m e . at Ciedars.Sinal M e d I c a I
Believe it Or not, she fixes din-Center. He also has a business
ner for ine almost every arrangement with Spartan
night." Pools of New Jersey.
~r:irl' Jn., .. <>4 r(\wn to kiss ~ ALMosr THREE hours bad
lai an era 1ohich elapsed and Mark turned the
war hi th ti Sumark 7 for home. He • ps e an • brought tbe boat in under
he-ro, the only tnan power to a smooth stop In the
to win seoen gold berth.
medals sicddenlt1 "W.e're not making any
avas ata ar1achro• defm,1,te l~g-~ge plans right now, Sptti said. "We're set-nisn1. ---_Ling_w"dding arrangements ~ aiid-l!ve-been.: gelling-my
her on the cheek. "She's health back."
damed good." . . Mark Oasliea his wlilte.
_While Spitz busied himself snliJe. ,'me uneaSlness • Was:
with the sails, Suzy set the gOne
record straight on how they He. refused to speculate cm
met. ·~ J at. futun!· be also Wd-nlithillg
"A !rien~ of my father's is a about hi~ critics. He is a
mutual friend .of Arnold's," young1nan in love with Suzy
~.aid Suzy, who JUSt turned ~1. and his boat and there isn't
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Concluslonl reach !! a u;myear ·stody-!of-th1e----nctt·rottlld-tlttfted-up-in<retMingiy,41Au<lllD11K. IM....U:ll.--~-1--eff~ of wute disposal in ocean waters appear to ton-the unoavory Watergate affair, ii was appvent he llood
-tradlct many of the MWmptlons that led lo p .... ge of little Chance of winning ronflnnation for the 1'"91-
1.,---,-.-,.... the a!e'i etilli'Wl!e Atf'OM970. . ray-was'l'l!Yealed.,,.-.46yal"'llid, -oom-aidl,-.-,-·1---~
;,.---Upgrad1Dg of sewage .treatment plants wing_ ocean unthinking servant of the President and the. Republican
outfalls to meet n!quirements of~·~ law could cOst the party, willing at any time to bow lo the demands of
laxpayera an at.imated $600 mlllion rn the next decade. politica. Unfortunately this type of loyalty ts not re-
The study Indicates that some of the -regulation• ganled u..a ,t>rime qualificatjon {or the man wh9 h~dS
could safely be rno<lifioo -·~ .-the 6Uppose<llY non--political law enf9n:emerit agency.
_ ~archers covering 300.' miles of coastline into , He was 1101 condemned as ·a crlmlnal, just a pli:ant -·wnrdi 'seven ma1or olit'falls-pour a--billion· gall ;qaltJt-,to·comply-with requeota from tho-Wbitli
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stantial treatment modifications are Justified, they re-to hold. • ·• .
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which are esthetically disagreeable. to clear up the Watergate matter once and !or all, other
The 531-page rewrt was prepared by th• Southern careers will be iii similar jeopardy. .
California Coastal Water IU!search Project sponsored
-by-gOV'!f-llnient-agencJd..in..1(en\W'.a,J,o$ hgg~Jes San
Diego ,and Orange Counties.
The ·,..searchers did find unacceptable. levels of
DDT being disc~arged iri some areas and noted that t_he
ch~mil<!'I was loun~ fu bottom fish, but that these species
do no! include com mon sport and commercial fish that
live in surface waters. -~Officials o! the SCCWRP hope' the extensive study
may persuade the authorities to review their criteria
on ocean discharges, which , they maintain, do not gen·
ente the pollution problems found . in inland bodies of
fresh water.
U the report proves valid, the tax saving eould be
impressive. 1~
Victim of Watergate
Withdrawal of the nomination of L Patrick Gray W
as director of the FBI came is no particular surpriae.
As the Senate Judiciary Comnuttee's probe of his
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Fans of Gigi, the radi""'<!llipped whale that livened
things up off the Orange Coast· last year; were under·
standably delighted when the frisky mammal was re-
ported off San Pedro a couple of weeks ago.
Whale-watching s1Judents said Gigi frolicked around
their boat· for 45 minutes ..rule they took films and
slides of her antics. They even thought they saw marks
left by the radio transmitter attached to Gigi when she
was released from Sea World -the only gray whale
ever raised In captivity.
But alas, the scientists 'at Sea World, after c,ueful
e~~at;i.on of ·the evidence, have pronounced the new
Gigi an unposter. She's a look-alike, and act-alike, but
~e's not. the original, they. ~y. Their dismal conclusion, m _fact, is that the real Gigi probably never will come
m111ng agam, though she will surely live in legend.
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Has Great Impact
Dear -
Gloomy
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OEO Gets 300 New Euaployes •
A few years ago, overpopulation was
being blamed for all our social ills. Tcr
day, demogra phers have a new cone em
-the dramatic dro~ in the nation's birth
rate B. hs declined so sh~ly in 1972
"--1hat-lbe -fertilily' rite (the ~ave.rag.e
number of chlldren a woman hBs during
her Ufetime)-fell -to 2.03, s:lg,ilficantJy
below the "replacement level" of 2.1
children per . family. The absolute
nU111ber of births was the smallest in 27
years. The implications o( the decline
will be discussed by the American
Association of Planned Parenthood
Physicians at their annual meeting on
Wednesday in Houston.
EXPERTS say many factors were
responsible for the decline in births, in-
cluding improved methods of con-
traception, liberalized abortion laws, the
sluggish ec<1nomy, concern about the en-
vironment and women's liberation. Even
if the downward· trend in births should
reve rse tomorrow -800 that seems
unlikely -the "baby bust" already has
EDITORIAL
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had ilfaF-reaching impact on U.S. socie-
ty. Consider the nation's hoapltals. The
declinin& number of births has forced
many or them to reduce their maternity·
care faC!lities. 'Ille demand for teachers
and schools also has been reduced.
Manufacturers of baby supplies, food and
toys diversified into other fields as it
became apparent that the baby market
was growing steadily smaller.
The change from three-children to two-
children families will arrect almost every
aspect of American life. If the family is
smaller, writes Ben Wattenberg (World
Magazine, Aug. 29, lm), "the costs of
necessities ... either shrink or remain
the same ... while the proportion ·Of
family income available for luxuries
climbs sharply .'' Smaller families have
n1ore mode st housing req uirements,'
'Dismantling' Joh Costly ! ,.
Modem math: Jane Fonda=~·
lean patriot. Timothy Leary =gen·
ius. Two plus two =seven.
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OIMm't ... CMl-'11 •r. '""""""' W r1Mln M4 M Mt_.,._...,., retltcl IM
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fience-an ,increase in apartment Jiving
can be expected. Women with fewer
children are more likely to take a job,
which may encourage even smaller
families.
WASHING T 0 N -Tougb-1alking
Howard Phillips, brought in to dismanUe
the Office . of Economic Opportunity, is
actually hiring more than 300 new
employes at a cost to the taxpayers of $1
million.
Many are i'ight-wing cronies, with his
same YOWJg Ameri-. -ca"l1S -rol' Freedom~
background, who l
are now pulling
down fancy, $100-a-
day wages. Others
are refugees from
The Committee to
Re-elect the Presi-
dent who had been
looking for some
way to tap the GOP money machine. . .
EVEN AS Phillips was explaining to
Congress how much he is doing to save
money by closing off programs for the
collect higher wages than OEO finally
closes and they move on to claim other
federal jobs available to deserving
Republicans. Almost as i n c r e d i b 1 y ,
Phillips is actually providing some of his
new hands with shiny new furniture from
poor and fuing veteran anti-poverty the General Services Administration, at
workers, be asked the Civil Service Com-still more cost to the taxpayers.
mission to let him hire more empl~es. --Asked-about.-Rhillip&!-odd...wa)lrol-clo5-
ESfiffiafes from -Administration -lnTdger -mgdown the OEO, a spokesman said
officials are that Phillips' -final hiring OEO was short-of clerical help and' need-
~~~ew:~~~et~~~~v~=e~~e$~~gli~~ ~b~~~!iP~l;:;~:J\p :P:mn:.
June-30. closedown took place "in an orderly
manner." What the splurge amounts to is hiring people to fire ·people, a clear violation of Footnote : : Phillips bu~ ~JlSO~ ,f°'.1);4
the spirit and perhaps the letter of Civil enough money to buy 30 American flags·
Service regulations. and stands for hi s patriotic lieutenants at ·
a cost of more than $50 each. A
THE ERRATIC Phillips bas even given spo~esman said they were bought to
some of his favorites temporary pro-counter anti-Nixon, "anti-American"
motions and managerial jobs so they .can posters at OEO headquarters.
STABUJZING populatioo growth will
not automaUcally solve all existing social
and ecological problems. In America the
population issue is more one of a massive
appetite for resources and energy than
of lack of space. "The problems we face
are not now those of too many people,"
says Wattenberg. "The problem is what
people will decide lo do about their pcob-
lems. That is a political question, Jl9t a
demographic one, and the results remain
to be seen."
The Joy of Unemployment
'Bigness' Undermines Moral V aloos
Credit where it's due. Mr. Nixon bas
made young Fred Frisbee happy. And
more's the miracle for yoW'lg' Frisbee
had been unhappily unemployed for more
than a year.
[..__AR_T_..;...H_o_PP_E___.J
vironmentalists on pollution. Television
repairmen deaJt with loneliness:. mailmen
with alienation and he certainly couldn 't
take a nicke['for workinf" with a Suicide '
Prevention Bureiu.
One of the basic problems oµr new
society has not even begun to att.ack is
the effect of sire on morality, to pu~ it ~s
simply as possible. That is, as our
organizations and institutions keep get-
ting bigger, it becomes harder for an in-
dividual to identify with them ln ·his
moral code.
1 read in the New York Times recently
that the big cab companies estimate a $3
million a year 105.!I from drivers who car-
ry passengers with "the flag up," In the
new book, "Stealing," Mark Lipman, an
industrial investigator, documents the
stealing of bllliom of dollars' worth of
goods by employes in luge operations.
LlP~IAN • fulm inates against these
"crooks .. , yerlhe problem ls as mvcb .
psychological as it is ethical. Few scliool
children would steal from a candy shop
operated by an old couple they knew; but
many have no compunction in shoplifing
from a giant chain-store, which they tend
to look upon as rich, exploitative, and
cove red by insurance, anyhow. The fact
that the consumer pays for this in the
end fails to disturb them-it is too ab-
• stract to strike their moral nerve.
Actually, the amount stolen by pro-
fessed thieves .jg only a trickle compared
with the enormous piUerage by employes
(and everi managers) in Wholesale and
retail organizations.
INDUSTRY has added many more
sophisticated detection devices, sec urity
personnel, and even dog squads• for
patrolling this larceny -but thus far too
JitUe avail. And, as enterprises keep ge~~
ting bigger .and more impersonal, the ih·
dividual's sense of "stealing" becomes
blunted; and especially if he knows that
the company itself has not been above ii-
, legal or unethlcal practices.
In his final chapter, "Stealing ls Big
Bus~/! Lipman warns us that "in-
dustrial tbefts_are_escalating at the
rate of 1>20 percent; estimates in dollar
volume range from $3 billion to $15
billion a year." If true, these figures
would make "inside theft" one or the
largest industries in the U.S. -and one
that pays no taxes, to boot.
YET I FEEL that oo amount of laws
or prosecutions or cameras or detectives
or dogs will diminish this appalling
statistic until and unless we redistribute
our work patterns on a human scale and
involve our workers so that they have a
community or interest with their
employers. So long as they feel alienated.
anonymous and expendable, so long will
they continue to "rectify" these felt
iesentmenls by pilfering.
It Is awfully hant (and unnatural ) to
steal from someone who knows you, likes
you. and represents you; and the cor·
porative state that has evolved in
America society may find that Its proud
"efficiency" has been subverted by a
lack of loyalty to the ·creed of Bigness over All.
What did It was the President's ham-
mering home the _work -ethic.-__!!He's
right" said Frisbee.
"The reason I'm
unhappy is that" J'm
unemployed. I 'll get
a job! 11
At first, Frisbee
thought he'd get a
job as a poverty
worker, that being
the subject he knew
the· most abQut. B\Jt
he noted poverty workers were being
sacked left and right by Mr. Nixon, who
attacked them foursquare as "Those who
make a profession out of poverty."
"The Presi~t'a absolutely right,"
said Frisbee thoughtfully. "I'd never
sleep a wink at night, making my living ·
off the pove~ of others. How -Ilic
can you get?' ·• So he decided to be a doctor Instead. "I
shall dedicate my me,.. be said oobly
"to healing the halt, the lame and ti.e
blind ." r
At l•ast that's What be decided UJ1til·
the awful truth• struct Jllm:. "If mall!ng •·
. . • . BANKERS made loans to impoveri shed l~v~g off ·the poo~ ls ·~d, ttie,n makmg a --widbws and orphans. Insurance sa lesmen
living off the sick IS obviously even Jived on the financial fears of their .. worse. clients. And financiers and fat cats grew
FOR A while, he considered becoming fatt er on human avarice.
a farmer as he loved the concept of the Eritertainers pfofited on boredom.
rich earth· putting forth food in. abun-artists on ugliness. polemicists on ·
dance. "But surely," he said, shaking ?}is apathy .. And as for being an undertakP.r
head, "I can't in good conscience profit or a lawyer, Fr.isbee never gave either
from human hunger." profession a glance.
A friend ~ested he ·become a For several ho he thought he might .
minister and fight · sin, though tfle wages like to be a politici in order to change •}
weren't too good. "1be wages 1of .s i g;" the whole system-ntil he realized that ,
said Frisbee gloomily, "are you knOw politi cians were the worst of the lot.,,
what." , "For after all ," he said, "they draw
B'e com 1 n g a ·teacher . sounded their pay for dealihg with every single
rewarding -Wltil be ttaliJtd he woW<I be problem we've got." , ,...
draWing a salary solely because of 1he ig-norance of little children:.. ; IN TIIE ENO, Frisbee saw that every '
A career in the police force or fire worker in the country made hi s living off
department wece similarly out. "How the poverty, sickness, sin, ignorance, ·
can any decent human being,'' he said, crimes, disasters, fear.s and troubles o\
.. make a career out of benefiting from his fellow citizens.
crinie and boiocautls?'' So he had no choice but to remain
Plumbers, he noted, thrived on sto~ unemp!Qyed. But now, thanks to Mr . Nix1.
ped up sinks, garbagemen on garbage, on, he's happy. 111
street twe(epers , on , litter ahd en-11)
Women .Prison Guards):,~ 'fhr~at to . Safet~--=---? Quotes IU 1.J
' " DR. MARTIN GRIFFIN) Kentfttld,
retired physician, environmentalist, on
daDy roar-idtle nm -"I t!On'tl'tlifti8Cl.
I call my wife lrom Tony's bar and she
picks me up." ·
Talk about stupid!
They've been hiring gals as guards at
the state's maximum secu rit y prisons. I
_ mean. the prisons for men.
They have hired several gal guards at
San Quentin, ooe or two at Folsom and
Soledad.
Can you imagine? Putting women in
cell blocks and gun
towers to oversee
men who haven't
Seen curls or curves
for years? It 's mad·
ness!
One San Quentin
Inmate ls raising
caln about It. Lar-
rance Hand, who has
been locked up there
RUS WA LTON J
Ken Brown. spo kesman for the
California Correctional Officers Assn.,
describes the new women·hiring policy as
"unbelievable." For one thing, he argues,
it puts male guards in a dangerous situa-
tion. .
All one al those gals has to do 18 wiggle
the wrong "'ay at the wrong time and she
could start a riot. Then the male guards
would be left tO pick up the pieces. As a
matter of fact, adds Brown, the whole
thing Is a threat to the safety of both
guards and Inmates.
He says the CCOA wlU take whatever since Feb .. tm. calls 1he gal guard "a
carrot on a string." lie NlYS she makes bim thing aboot hls wire and that drives steps are necessary to put an Immediate him up lbe wall halt to the Inane policy before there ls . bloodshed.
HAND has brought suit ag1lmt-the '" You con't blame the hi rarcby of the
statt. lfe charges cruel ina unU5Ual state Department of airrectlons. Not en-
punlshm<nt. tlrtly. It was told by the State Personnel ,
Board to hire women guards or be in
violation of fed ei;:aI anti-discrimination
laws.
~ FEDERAL la"".S say women must
be hired for the same job.< and on the
same buis as men. Prilon officials ad--
mit that could mean . the gals will even-
tually be assign«! to monitor the shower
areas, help "'8ke "skin" sea rches, apd to
patrol coll blocks. Equal pay, equal work.
"Can you believe it?" Brown groans.
"That's dynamite. There's no death
penally in this state. What would a Ufe-
tenner liave to lose if he attacked one of
those female guanls?
"A month In Jock.up? SO what?"
Brown also worries that 1he hiring ol
gal gusrds might result In reverse
discrimination. Some of 1he long·tlme
male guards have earned lbe right 'lo
less haurdou.I duty.
"What happens now! Will they give the
gels the .. sy spots and force tho. old-
timer's back 'lo the more dangerous
posts?" ,.
THE WOMEN1lbben are trying to pull
lhe same stunt al the California lljghway
Patrol. They want the Palrol to r.crult,
train and employ women officers. can you tmaglne. highway patrol-gals
in a higb-lpeed !hootout? Or, OD riot·
control duty in a screaming mob? Br1 how would yuu like to be stranded oo a
remote highway some dark a n d rainy
night and have to depend on a highway
petrol·woman to come to your aid?
Me, I'll take thooe two-fisted, six-foot
~--B11 George ---·
Dear George:
You BOt any hot phone numbers?
I'm at the point where I may ' In-
fidel on my wife.
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Dear Q. E.: -•
Try ln!orm1lion. You could use
tome.
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patrolmen. It's not that I'm anti.women;
it's just that J'm pro-security.
'lbe libbers didn't'l·eclron with Highway
Patrol Conunt.-er Wslt · Pudinslti.
a tough old bin! who came up through the
· ranks . He's oo patsy. Let the department
d con'eCtions knuckle Wlder; not
Pudinskl, he's a fighter.
HIS DEPUTY,. E. D. lleringer,
recentl)I staked out the Patrol's male-
only l)Ollcy before 1he State PerlOllllel
Boan! and the Board agreed. Now the
Patrol is ~in« as usual w h i I e preparing to defend 1ts policies In court,
If necessary. ·
For the good of ·tho motorists In .this
state -men , women and kids -you'd
better hope Illa! lbe Patroj prevails:
· And, 1f all of this Is an example of what
tbe· llO-Cail<d 'Equal Rlghls Alnendm""t
would procluce, who needs it? Callfol1li•'•
Iegi8)~tors -should ~ their raUfica-
tlon.
, Slupfd laws should DOI be permllled 10
canctt common sense.
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DAILY PILOT
R·o~rt N. \Vcccf.,. PublUhtr
Thomai Kttuil, Ed itor
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Barbara_ Kre~Wls
EdilOrio! Pag< \ditor I
The ~ltOrial paae of the Daily I
Pilot 11eek• to fntorm and sllmu· la.le retiders by prte&nUna this .,,
new11paptr'1 opinions ancj tom-I
mental')-on tn1ll" of lntdest and f• ~i~nHl<:an~. by provldlnv a forum 'f t
for the exprttston o( our ~ers'
1Jl>lnion1, and by Pretcntlna the !
divene Vlt'Wl)l'linll of rnformcc:t ob.
serwrt and spolcesmtn on toplCI ·•• of the ch,y. ,r,.
M011day, April 9, 1973
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QUEENIE Not in Cpllege l
By Phi] lnterlan·dl
·200~000 Eas7Biders . ,. .
A:rtANTA \(UPI) ~There i:OJ!ege, bkom)hg eligible lo~ level In eight years. cQ!iic1<11ng
· .a~e sOme 200,000 "e~_)'...rJder" ... draft deferment,· dropped with the ~ng thrtlt ot'lhe
tYpe yoyths in Nv"'rica, roam, sharply in' 1972 to its lowest dralt.
Jni l11e·-tOads:·y r a Ve 11 n g AIJ"(el'Hw"-ii ' ,..-,~.-1-.~·~aO...a....-,Tmmgoff!atm1n>r1n1t-~~---~''---l----'-'-:---:---",....,.,.,.~.,,,,,,._,_..._:._.:;..1
commUnes, according to Dentu~lnvention ........... -. .
! ~iologist l\bb<>ll L. Fe.rriS.
~erf-1 , l!ad of tlie--Xtnoi'f
Uitiversity sociology depart-
ment, says these youths afe
not in the' nation's labor force.
"U-" 8c: .. u• ~•• lbrms an ellltic tnm1brane that ,.._... .nm .....n hcl(ll •b«rb the ll!ocb of bi~
The nea.f'Clt thine to havins" your
own tcelb ia poit>\ble now with a
nqr--art: th.ey-in coUege or the plastic m-am dilCOvay tharaclU· ally holdt both. "uppcn" an<l
and cbewiq. _
With FtXonbn" many denblrO
wtarets may eat speak, taua:h, with
littJe..""Wbrry or dentwa comitl.a: loaat. One •Pplicat.ion ._,,.Jut for ............,..._ -armed' forces: "lowen" u ntvtt befo:n poll&i.ble. ,.----II-'::.::::::'-' n ralfitcOVttJCltlted-F1x---"'TH~:V'RE ._HANGING ·ror daily home .u.~ (U.S. Pat. "" . ' 13.()93.988) and 1rha• ·reW>IU·
lose," said Ferris. "They are tioniuddenturewarlni.FIXOOll'lf
ti11l to health. Sec your dentiFt
re1ut1U'IY. GtJ;ta&Y·to-p:te F1XOOEHT Denture Adflesive Cream. -. '--· not doing anyll)ing. '! \
And ·"hanging loose" he ad··liiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiii
~:~g:::s not altogether~ )>ad OVERWEIGHT
_. sOc.ial dropoll.lS -who
_JJon't know what to do with
their lives are responsible for
a , sharp decline in coll ege
Mel\ oft<! -me!Loff.dt!6-·-__
50 women and SO men at least 20 lbs. overweight _...
and no more than 80 lbs. to ~pl,te 6 w ... k1 ·
crash Weight and inch 1011 p'rogram. For research ,
enrollments. ·, • story. on human . CHORIONIC GONADTROPHIN ·' ~. '
Wyetli, 'Paintings They were the subject of a
Census Bureau report last!
year and a special paper
authored by Ferris which ap-
peared in the Am er i can
Must be able to pass rigid physical exam and pay
cost of medical and lab fee, etc. '
COSTA MESA 646-1633 1169 NIWPOIT
To Be • l d Statistical Association. • Disp av.e -:iiE NUMBER of white
Omega
Clinic HOUIS: t:IOoJrtO P.M. . .J-·~ male----18-19 year olds entering
_ Special to tt.e y Pilot · it an exciting opportunity to be
SAN FRANCISC'.;EOC'-~PC,la"-ns,-· .::parl:,:;..:o:;:·"su"'c'.,'.'b"an"'e:'.'.Ih;i;i;;;t10;;_n_:.::..'.'.::.
T HE ST ORE THAT BROUGHT LOWER PRICES
TO TH E BEACH AREA
BABY'S EMOTIONS -Y'!'J!!g ladY..J!!!i!!!£t that new· •
b6rn infant of yours to start registering distress and d~
lighl wilhin about two ~onths. By ·five months, the little
have been announced for a
major, exclusive "showing o{,
the art of Andrew Wyeth this -'~"'---"'~""'c-"'-"'5"!cc'!! PHARMAC.Y
summer aflhe--ra:}[QeYOiiii'g'""
Memorial Museum. e Wild Parrots
REDWOOD CITY (AP) }~k~1 should reveal signs. of fear, disgUJt ,and clanger. And
Ruth Prim did a double take by 19 ~onths, both elation and affection show up. Then
.-~when she saw a flock of 25' brilliantly-colored s 0 u t h ... comes jealousy, jusJ a little ~ter. So reports a baby spe-~eri~; pap-oUI ip lhe
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T_he exhibition, . June 16 primarily i from reproduc-
thrbugh Sept. 3, Will featu_re
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some , 90 wo~ks span~tng The Wyeth ·exhibition has wteth!~ career, 1ncIud1 n g ~ orglnized for' the de ~.any l;n! ~Y ~e artist and hi~ Young M~i;n <ilY .Mrs. w~. , WE QUOTE PRICES
in her liaekyard. , : q ;;. · a; If you :V.Wll, .II AJ>lllagious. "'141 lOI{) know. ilk"'lise
"They're here every fnOm'. 'if you gr{ij. :llitrdidyou know it'1 ,also contaglowi if·yoU ·
ing and evening," said Mrs. shiver? Or if you tense up? Now that last item is what's
Prim who., like other San significant here. It's why the tense citizen has so much IAN McKIBBIN White ,
Francisco Peninsula residents -'trouble ~ friends. In said soul's presence, everybody director of museums, noted
wif~ ~opi thelr persoDal col da M. Com, professor of fit'
. tection. • · · history at Mills College ind
visiting curator _! at . t be
museum. '
, " . OVER THE PHONE .•• ANYTIME
;.....cH~ THDI s~r.~• SALi ~P1c·1ALS-. s •.•• ,. I o.r .... ,,1c •. ,,
'TYUNOL #100 .! •••................. :., ....... $2.85 $2.4•
LISTERINE ... ntla.ptl,c, ,l2 01 ••••••.••••• , • , •••••• , 2.4• ···~ 1.4•
WASH 11'1ff CARE Sh1mpoo, 12 en •••••• : •••••••• 1.98 LS•
ltevlOn "AQUAMARINE" Lotion, 12 01 •••••••••• ,, , 1.65 l .• JS 1
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"' here and in San Mateo, has else tends moSl contagiously to tense up, too. that a grant of $175,000 from
grown accustomed to the big In the _days of the great wooden sailing ~ps, a. lot of . the Bank of America to the
green and yellow tropical boats capsir.ed but few sank. ~t least, not unmediately. museum society will be used
Mrs. Corn's boot; "1be Art
of Andrew Wyeth," will serve
as the exhibition ·catalogue. 2700 E. Coast11iroiw.av, at Femleaf. ·Corona del Mar
birds which have ·suddenly And thet was when the ancient sea tradit!On got started: to aid in sponsoring the 11-
tumed up In the area. .. --11te captain is the last man to leave lhe ship. You bet, week retrospective exhibition. KIDS LOVE
The parrots apparently are sir. It was safer, far safer than the open water, always. "We are fortu!late indeed,'
escapees from suburban cages Wi'l" bird, the captain. · White said, "in securing UNCLE LEN
or froni a pet store shi'pment . . . J Bank's support. --SATURO·A. YS IN
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at Sao:Efllfelseo-Jnternational-Add,.~;o..L,M...Boyd,..£_0 .. Box..lBIS"Ne"' -Speaking lor BanlL.....oJ _ ___ ·. .'
Airport, oJficjals believe. orrBe~Canfc92660. , Amerlca;-Senlor-viC.-Presi' ~rHE-DAlt:Y
Ric¥nt Vf8!;4,-P.~;@1,a "'--dent:.&muel ;B?Stewart-called -~ Hum~.S~pc e,,Y ·~,~;1 ,, ....... , 'J.i._~, ••• 1 -~ · '· '"'" '·"·· '~
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cat pelts has c~ared a major
Assembly committee but has
another committee to go
before reaching the Assembly
floor.
The bill -authored by
Assem blyman Daniel E .
Boatwright, (D-Cooconl) -
passed the Assembly Criminal
Justice Committee 6--0. It went
to the Assembly Ways and
Means Committee.
Boatwright said the ~i,11 was
aimed -at stopping develop-,
ment of CODUl)erelal dog or
cat pelt Industries i n
California "before they really
get started."
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CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI)
-Nevada's legislators have
named the desert bighorn
sheep as their state animal.
After some light-hearted
sneering at the wild mustang
-the other ' nominee -the
state Senate sent a bill
designating the ofricial animal
to . Gov. Mike O'Callaghan,
who is expected to sign it.
The only supporte r of wild
horses; was Sen. Cliff Young al
~ w~said the mustangs
have "Jlfl"indominable will to
survive and an uncl,yi.QgJ9ve of
rr~om."-
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·STAN~ORD (AP) -A
"blood flow meteri. has been
implanted in animals .t 0:
monitor their heart rate and
blood flow by radio, a Stanfor.d
University research t e'I m
says.
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rAs Reward
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I SACRAMENTO -The
iDepartment of Floh and
pame and, the U.S. Fish
~nd Wildlife Service are
Seeking information
fegarding lhe shooting of
~n adult bald eagle at Salt
!springs ~rvoir l n
tilaveras County ..
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--'· car ----. d ~-''' eame •·uJ.·
A....ilable
llWinv-<lid llaalml Mata.Releaae
the side locl:ing
handle and 'fO'I •
can pl vat the ieat 99'.' ,for easr, entiTorexit. I
~":'~~t
Tachometer,ommeter,
·clock and temperature .lh•ailable
.gaugecanboor;dered. .with t."t:"' 0:
Wide ran~ of VS.
11vailable, Fron>a
145-hp TurboFire350
VS to a 24S·hp Turbo.
lei 454 VS wilh four.
barrel carburetion.
Blaclt:--ted taillicrht trim.
Complements the
black-finished grtlle
with SS emblem.
Tole' a ncoDtl to buckle ttQ.
lt COCJld .ave 9 lJ/eU.e. ' . I The National Wildlife
!Federation, in a campaign
~o halt the Indiscriminate
!killing of the bird sym·
:bollzing the United States,
lposted a $5llO rtWard for
11n1orma11on leading to the
1arrest arM convJcUon of
1al\)lone killing a bald
1eatle.
· a-Ile SS. It's as lean and
tbger a~ grade!~! and
eitcil!ng as we could make it.
Underneath. gTOQi new ride
and handling. infde and OU~
oportr touches everywhere-
pa.rt of which you can see
above, like special body
striping, rally wheels and
white let11>red tires. The real
aWCllla ybu on the rlqht.
Mcatchlnv~ min-. On the
left, remote control.
On the right
manual odJuatment.
Hydr11·
11111tic.
You
decide. A
fully syn-
chronized
4-speedor
one of the
bestauto-
motios in
the world.
Front and nor
•iabiliar bcm.
Partly responsible for
J>recise handlinq of
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BAKERSFJELD (AP) r mlsfeadlng advertising by the Made tO the Wl>Man through w~ng material in i t s
Unlll Nov. I, 18S8, Laraine l1jlllen of oral contraceptivesc lhe bookl~t. bOoJO 't -deocriptloo of the drug in the
Heriard waa a busy yowig .-. • They satd t_he e claim-, 11165 P h Y s I c i • n ' • Des~
}k>usewlfe, caring for four Btrr A11'0RNEYS llY, this ~e~;·.~~! ~~~0e;! .. 'r:,: Reference, a guide--" -b
!osier children.and plllll!lnc to ls-apponntly the ~..U.11<>--ffiade other clalm1 that the doctors in prescribini medica~
adopt two of them. Now, lhe ls cus1ng a, phann~ceutlcal com· pills are safe. 'Ille booklet also liQPJ. _.-:--
partially paralyied:walu and pany of misleading ·~ false stated that the!:D~ •Pi>!J!-'ed -The FD!. also_.sald Syntex
apea.U-witb dlfficul~y and can advertising in material -suCh the pills, acc011IJ.ng o the advef.timftent.:s tn-,,ro: ~ .
•' ·-' . In many aiSes PrcParntion H dreds ol pe~icnts showed l~
givesp.r:om1>t.temPQr.-r:yrelief to be true Jn many ca~1'.
from such pain and• itching fact, ma,ny docto~, them-
nnd actuall y helps shrink selv~ use ~eparol~ 119 or ~;;:::l'J-(•wellin of hemorrhoKl::tl tis-recommend ,1t for their lar:n~.
... SU.es cauSOO y 1n ammlil.1on. 1 i~tton ltnintmcn•r
TeiJts by doctors oR h\ln· or sup1X>Sitories.
:. ~~mlted_ work around 111 the Syntex booklet _ lawye~_althou'IDt it is against tessional medical magazines '
. . . the--law for a manufactur,er-to that did not contatn "a true -. N l E ' The 1troke that damaged tlln!cled ipeclfically at w~men -say in promotional adverUslng statement" of the pills' side -... ear y_ -veryon e
her brain that morning reduc-themselves. _ that the FDA approved a e~.AM. !:.Q!!(j!tlons in which -..... ~ a.
ed her -mental capacity. 1n Albert H am p-ton and drug. -they should not be used. - -R <in1 ~AQa",...r
some area~ to that of a small Anthony K1ein, attorneys tor · . The U.S. attorney in-San "c.At.L.AIMlalltATVOULIKE-T?> L • · •-.T-de ~d,.~t Is g~fP.Y-·the·Henards, have . .aid they .. -.JN...IK6 .the. . .EOA..<ecom,._l'taociw . .m.. the _ Jus!i~.:..M!..~~!"'"""~ '."~ --~!· is ten• A iu::-,,"'an rs iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiililiiilmmli' impaired. and . she and her will >ilow that "la 1 s mended criminal prosecution Department .refused ro· pn> --· ~~ .•· • ·• ..... • -·
-hu~~ -whti ls crippled by _im"':t~sr~e~pr~esen~t~a~Uons~·:_· ~w'..:e~r'.,:e:_~of~Syn~le~x~f~or:_ha~v~in!g~lefl~·~ou~t~secu~~te:_:S~yn~lex~.:_'----~'-----------=~~----e:::::::... ___ 1 _-:--..:·:......---·---;;-_polio -have bad to give up 1. 1 !
·_the.foster d!lld(en.· _.--I. 'I> Charges
\on StoneSi
Remain
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Charges against f I v e
members of the Rolling Stones
rock group slill stand, a
district court judge ruled ln
. Warwick, R.I.
Judge John E. Orton re--
jected a motion to dismiss
char_ges stemming from an
alleged airport. scuffle with a
news photographer July 18.
AS ARGUED in a $7 million
lawsu.lt being tried here, Mrs.
Henard'r stroke was. i\<;3~
by the birth oootrol pius she
had been taking. The Henardll
also tontend that • t h ~
manufacturer of the pills,
SynteX Corp., falled to give
adequate wam1ngs about
dangerous side ef(ects. 'The
pills were sold under · the
brand name Norinyl 2.
Moreq_ver, as Mrs. Henard
te!ltlricd ~in halting monosyl·
lables, she was influenced in
her decision to take the pills
by a booklet in her $Stetrl·.
cian's olrice called HTbe Pllll
and Human Happiness."
The 64-page booklet was
distributed by Syntex and, ac·
cording to Mn. Henard'lf at-
torneys, gave no hint of trou-
ble the pllls might cause.
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unsuccessfully that the court
lacked juriadlctlon because the
1----.Jendants were going·through•-~mr=~s~UIT~ub~~,~1 .. ~75 million -. -
,.--------in general damageo and $5.25
(-PE-OPLE J· . million in puflitlve damages. Defmiants are Syntex; Mrs.
'---------" Henard's obstetrician. Dr. • Richard C. Wallace ol
customs at Green S la le ,,. Bakersfield· ard a doctor who
AirPorL · · also pmcrlbed the pllh, Dr.
Keith RJcbards, the .British Harry Wong. .
group's lead guitarist, and Syntex, ch art ere d in
member Stanley A. Moore are Panama with suhllidiariee in
charged with assault. Leader Delaware and in Palo Alto,
Mick Jagger and . member h~ categorically denied all
Mar1ball P. Chest are charged charges. The firm also refuses
with obstructing a police of· to discuss any aspects of the
ficer, and member Robert L. suit.
Frank with assaulting a During_ the flrst stages ·of
uniformed officer. the trial, which ii expected to )
..&.. last about 10 'weeks, several
~ physicians testified for the Singer Pat Booitt is in Israel plainti{fs that they believed
for 10 day~JQ..f!!m a tele"'.!sion -the-pills caused Mrs. Henard!&
!----musical in-the..Holy..Land. -=-stroke. _ --•
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Arrlvtng at 1he head-of a
41J.member group of pilgrims, ONE OF ~ L o s
Boone said he also wants to Angeles ~ D r .
"adopt" a children's hoSpital Ricl)a((j D. Walter, uid.Jt f8S
Jor the critically ill ·j n · his opinion and that of his col·
Bethlehem. leaaues th,Jt lhlre ~is a, rela-* uoil'.mp Ile~ .. rra1 • con-
tracePfives and st'fokes. Comedian Jackie ·Gleason ,
away from television since his
regular show ended in 1970,
will star in a CBS comedy·
revue special next October.
Gleason, whose TV career
began in 1949 with "cavalcade
of Stars" and co nt i nu ed
through the '60s with "The
Jackie Giea~on Show," said
he'll never do a weekly show
again -''It's too
monotQnous."
* Jma Wlllwood, former
DemocraUc N1Uonal com-
mittee dtalrman, plans to -duct 1 poll to meuure her
-of w1nnloi a U.S. Senate ... t from utah next
year.
Mn. We1twood, who r11lgn·
ed her commltlee post under
ftre after the party was swam-
ped Jn lalt fall'• preltdenUal
elecUon,, aald either she or
f"'shmln U.S. Rep. Wayne
Owena would have a chance of
winning the seat on the
Democratic ticket.' The office
is hetd"by Republican Wallace
Bennett, 74, who has not said
whether he will seek re-elec-
tion in 1974. ' .· * Tulsa industrlalitt" J o 111 •.
Steele Ziak, 1 a r I e s t
stockholder in the SUnbeam
Corp.. left more than •tt
million y,·orth of Sunbeam
~tock to heirs and a charitable
foundation which bears his
name.
According to his will, dated
.July 21, Zink left 500,000
shares of Sunbeam Corp. com-
n1on stock. worth about $13.1
mill ion. to ·the John Steele
Zink Foundation.
A sjmllar opinion was given
'bY a Fort Worth, Tex.
neurosurgeon, Dr. Marv 1 n
Overton. He Said he has dealt
with female stroke victims in
increasing numbers since 1967.
He said they all had one thing
in common -use of oral cm-
tracepUves. .
The Henards' action is far
from the fll'st suit charging
!he pills with harmful side ef.
fects. And since 1966 the Food
and Drug Administration has
on oceuim complained about
Mennen E
OOdorant
Shelved
WASHINGTON (AP) -The
Food and Drug Administration
says that the maker of Meri-·
nen E la ceasing distribution
ol the deodorant hecauae ol a
number of compllinta from
users.
AN FDA •pokesman said the
product, .which Is unique
becauae it uses Vitamin E for
its deodorant properties, has
been Involved in 10 limes the
number of irritation com-
plaints nonnalfy associated
with deodorants.
"NoOOdy has yet Cifn·
elusively proved that Vitamin
F. ls any sort.of villain," said
the FDA spokesman.
But Mennen agreed to hold
the deodorant off the market
until more testing is done.
I See by Today's
Want Ads
e ONE' SEASON 01.D •
that'• all thal'11 on thHe
~"~ii!ihl!:r .teel-180 cm lkil. Good oondltkltl.
e TI-t.E 1001 NICI-ITS you
gptnd on this Adjusl·a·
bl!:d are going to bt very
COrolort4ble. lt hl8 elec. trlc oontrola and haa ticvcr been used.
A~ early ancestor of
the oysler-over 120,000,000
years old.
Righ t now c;it Glendale Federal, we're giving away
free copies of our informative bookle t,
Fossils-A Look at Prehistoric Life. Be sure to stop by antl
.get your booklet soon. It's a remarkable present.
' And while you 're here, we hope you 'll browse through our
special exhibition of Museum Fossils: lt's:fun and it's edu·cational.
Incidentally, the se fossils have all been authenticated by·
the Curator of.Paleontology at the Museum of Natural His tory
in San Diego. Don't mi ss this extraordinary show.
You'll come away holdi.ng history itself in your hands.
So, visit us soon .. :pick up your.fossil book, and examine
the museum display. They're both fasC:inating, and of course,
they're both free. ;-
Here are just three samples from our fascinating
display of different fossils. "'-
Offer ends April 30, 1973.
Believe it or not, this
'Dinosaur-Bronlosaurus bone dates ' . bock-150,000,000 years! •
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with o'"' $1.6 bill ion in.oaots and ...,. than 30 offices from Son DloVO to Sonia larlitna. , " A shark's tooth-;
aver 25,000,000 years old. Costa Mesa Branch: 2300 Harbor Boulevard/642-4711 · · ••..,
(HarborCenterl . · 1~ ;
Fullerton Branch: 320 North, Harbor Boulevard/526-8331 :·::·
Newporf Beach Branch : 500 Newport Center Drive/ 644-5300 ' •
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Santa Ana Branch: 51 Fashion Square/541-3314 • • .;.. •
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S~N FRANCISCO (AP) -Tiie• addlUon of 373 acres 1
the 34,000-acre Gold e
National Rec · t Area has,1-----·
been ed by the U.S.
erior Department.
(OUTDOORS)
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ln a letter to Rep. Phillip
Burton (D-San Francisco), the
department said that the ad-
Oitional acreage would not
Poost acquisition costs over
' the $61 million Congren
allocated for purchasing 18,000
Beres Of pi'lVate~1and-wlthln
the park borders.
The largest addlllon would
consist or 214 acres on
WoHback Ridge above U.S. IOI
in Sausalito, the only niajor
4ndeveloped parcel between
fhe present park boundary and
the highway.
e BUI Slgtieil
SACRAMENTO (AP) -A
$200,000 appropriation lo buy
an additional 350 acres of state
park land In the Santa Monica
i1ountains has been signed by
Gov. Ronald Reag~.
The state appri>prlatlon con-
tained In the blll by
Assemblyman Paul Priolo (R·
Pacific Palisades), woUld be
added to $400,000 in federal
money to buy the acreage in
the sycamore-studded moun-~ . tarns near populous Los
Angeles.
Friolo said the Los Angeles
area desperately needs the
open seace provided by the
additional parkland, ... Whkb
would become part of the
state's Topanga Canyon park
unit. ·
e Land Boqltt
SACRAMENTO (AP)
Cardiff State Beach In San
Diego County will be more
than doubted ln slze by the ac-
quisi,ti~ ot 13 acres, the state
Departmert\-of -Parks-and
Recreation reRlrt~
-The addition-la &·trlaJ!8Ular
shapeda.area at the IOUu.:n
end of the beach arid Inetucl;,.. '
1,800 feet of ocean frontage. ·
Officials said the additional
area was needed for parking
and sanitary facilities, along
with the beachfront.
The property was purchased
by the state from the La CJosta
Land Co. and Solana Beach
Properties for $L3 million, of
which $663,000 is from a
federal Land and W a t e r
Conservation Fund grant and
the balance from the state's
1964 Park Bond Act.
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SACRAMENTO (AP ) -A
move to allow Callfomians
aged 62 and over free use of
state parks has been killed on
a 3-6 vote in the Senate's
Natural Resources and
Wildlife Committee.
Opponents said the bill by
Sen. Arlen Gregorio {D-San
Mateo) would put In ad·
dltlonal burden on other park
u5'!rs.
Gregorio's bill had too many
loopholes and would allow an
older person with
''sophisticated," expensive
camping gear to get In free
while others with perhaps lesa
income would have to pay,
aaid Sen. John Nejedly,
e Beach Sought
POINT MUGU (AP) -Sen.
John Tunney ([).Calif), R<!p.
Alptionw~-Bell (R.Calll), are
asking the White House to let
the public use two miles of
beach now part of the Navy's
Point Mugu base.
The Department of Defense
is declaring 13 acres surplus,
and the California lawmakers
called on President Nixon to
have it transferre d im-
mediately lo the state.
ecamp Open.
Capitol News Service
LAKE TAHOE -A mow>
tain-lake primitive cam~
1 ground amid all the conven·
iences of a lull·Bedged ahop-
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for winter camping at Tahoe
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the Lake.
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TONIGlfrS
·,TV HIGHLIGHTS
. ~ ---•._r-~ 1 .. ~-· _ KTLA 11 7:30 -"Duck Soup.~ 'l)e·Marx Broth·
ers in one of !Mir ~arly (193.3).eomedies. .m;w YORK (AP) '...-'!'he · hospltol comedy series .. but Km GD 8:00 _ --u~DiCl-CifviffliO"-"s;-!11-·A~elevision~etWork..-iaYli-··that.-on~""bow.!i4tarr.,_.....,_ this=bour~n-ronn·atton:iabout-venetea~:di9e1tte?fol· . It is capceli.Jfg six shows, in· James Whitmore, would be towt!,~t..--9 o'clock by 3 ~al report on iJ>rogress ~1ng lie 1Ve:si8Son r~fod r~ptaced--by Paul
1ffade on combatting VD since the prorfl'am first -Squad" series, when the cur. The network also Siid that ~
b• rent season ends. although liliss Andrews' show
,aired. · . . 'l'he network, 'n annQUncing was be~g ~allceled ..... ahe-Would
¢BS II 9:00 -I-Jere's Lucy. Dan oAiley (playing its evening schedule of pro. ap1>e.ar in s1.X spe8als for ABC
hinlSelI) resorts to lechery in hopes of scaring Lucy -grams -for 1973-74. · said ftve ne.xL~a_soQ. -_
into resigning as his secretary. new -p0H¢; co_medy a rl d The new shows ar:e the still-
____ _._ ___ ~·-~-·-_ --·-~.dra~_teritir-J!jjl join jts uncas~ "Bo~_a-!1!,?:~I aniidrlr NJ.Y: 0 9:00 -"The Secret War of Harry Frigg." lineu_P: when the · new seson Wd and A.lice, a lia1f.!1QW' i Jfaw · Newman plays an Anny private, ilotonOuS F! sfaftfin mra-septertltier. comedy based on the movie of
for escaping from the guardli_ouse. recntited to ' The other canceled shows the sa me naryie; "Griff/' an
plan the escape of fjve Allied generals being held are "The Julie Andr ews hour-long private eye show f~ behind enemy lines. · 'Hour " u111e Paul · Lynde starring Lome Greene of the
Show'." "The Men," and t'll-'O now~efunct "Bonanza" ~r~~s,
ABC 0 9:00 -"Situation Hopeless, But Not Ser· mid 5 e 8 5 0 n replacements. and . ABC Su~pens~ Movie,. a
ious." Rober:t Redford and hfichael Conno~s as two "Here we Go. ,Again" and "A 91}.nunute .series with a v_a~ed-
-American--pilots shot.down over-Gemany._who.take. Touch-of~Grace • ·· _ ~-c_ast. ~-~~~----..-.. l refuge in the ce.llar of a l·onely shop clerk (Alec In an unusUaJ development. ABC said· 1ts_suspense serTes ~ !JuinE!ss) \\'ho keeps thetn there long after the war 1 ABC said ii wa~ reryewing would be" replac~. once . a
1s over. , . 1 "Temperatures Rising,~· a month by Cyborg,. a ser~es
· ~ -. ..._ ...; ~·"'~ _ r ~-...-,l,I;::======· ;:;::;:::==,, about a test ptlot with
..._ . . """"· ~ _.._. -~ NATIONAL; GENERAL superhuman RQwers. The -
' 'TV DAILY LOG
Monday •
Evening
APRIL9
1,0011 D OIII !Illilil al Nm
OO~N ... 0 Bonanza
{I) !kt Smart
O The Av11111n ID 1111 Fllrrbtonts
ID Stir Trtk-
fB Ml D11lce ElllMtfldl ED Hodppodp lodp
lll111<11 .......
1:30 @ Ht11n'a lllfOIS
0 "°"'' (C) 190) "Q""' "' lM" (dra) '71-Joan Collins, Tom
Bfl1. Cil CIS Nm Walter Cronkite ®l Merv Griffin Sllow m...,,_.
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(2h1) *Slc1tt W1r ot H1rry fl'lu'"
_ (com) '68 -P111l Newman, Sylva
Koscin1. Andrew Du111n. A World
War 11 U.S. Arm, private, notorious
tor tscapina: tram Ille 1uardllousc,
ts recruited to plan the escape of
five Allied generals beln1 held bf..
hind enemy lines.
IJ LOVE AND HATE * Hosted by James Mason GE Monogram Series
show will star ~Majors,
THEATRES who will ooqtinue as a regular
in the--:-tOp-rated • • O' w e n -
-Marshall" series ABC said.
WKDAY'S •06:15
SAT.· SUN. ··S P.M.
YIAl'S GRIATfST
DCUILl llLLI
. -McQUEEN,L-·
, MacGRAW
THE GF:rAWAY
ROBERT REDFORD
J•;K.t:.\llAH JOH:\SOk"
UHOPG.
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wtt:DAYl6:4S
$AT. & SUN. 12:45
Dawn Addams
Curl Jergens
. "VAULT OF
HORROR" 111
waseasoe
three major networks to make
public its 1973-74 evening
schedule.
The IHt In
Sacred Music
KHOF-FM
99.5-
TWO BIG HITS
CYBILL SHEPHERD
111
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Q i IJfCiA\ 11.evt and Hiii A G.L
Monogram speci1I narrated by
James Mason viein human behavior
and emotions of IO'le ind hale in
Stvtral different cultures.
O OO@ aJAICM"'"-' (C) (Ztll} "Situttion ffo9tlmi. lut
Nol Se~" (com) '65--Slr Alec
Guinness. Robert Redford, MiehHI
Connors. Two American pllob, Shot
down over Germ•llJ', bkt refu1e in
the cellar of a lonely sl.!opcltrk.
The man 'deludes them wllh Starin.
in tht pretenst that the w1r ls still
on. and holds them "captive" for sevt.,. ... ..,._ ... _,,., .. ~ !Ii@.,.... •'11""111'durtt
Also -"NAME
Of IYIL"
Comforting Hand
•HOLLYWOOD (AP) -The
producers of three top-rated
television show!i, "AlJ •in the ·
F amily," "Maude" and "San·
ford and Son, 11 have signed the
new Writers Guild contract.
The Writers _ .. GW!d-~ o f
, Arqettca took ' the producers
off the strike .list and pickets
were withdrawn immed~tely.,
A guild sJ)okesman said the
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0 FOUNTAIN VALLEY .,.'r.!:~l .......-eAoOM'HU'Ai'1 A i!DiNc.1R
u .oo Evt rv t»ov 'Til 2:30 "BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE"
-• .PIUl' ·---=
of the
shows.
prime-time
•Tile companies,
Prodouctions, producers
of "All in the Famil y"
and "M' au de" and Nor·
bud Productions , producers
of "Sanford an d Son,''
panies to settle with the guild.
EE Cen1u11111 EduttliOf "Land,
lo.a ns 1nd Leases"
@DJ~nn1_C,.rt11 Show_
C0Ktwelt
(D Tiit Frink Peopl9
£f) Little ll1sul1
·~·--~ -li~iiiiF' -talk to._ ----,; 10 ___ rrG·1---
@) Movlt: (C) (21lr) ''Wbtrt tM PAUL NEWMAN
.!'.108.&.JEO &-CAROL.& ALICE~ S1!/5un-'U ::io---a-1:·)11-
"HAHS EL & GRETEL"
Spitt Art" (dr•)-'66--Davld Niven. --'~Jud e_Ro_y__Be_a~ m···-I •-~~~ilil~~~~~~;~~:;~~~;11 ·---7:00 II (1) 0 m News e lowuna for Dollln
({) Truth tr CH1141111nca
00 Wildlife Thealrt
~r:c141ww. •11" t1tt w.,li _ ~MalliL~l ..u-~r.,.,., .,
•11 YDl A re"" .. on """'IW m1de
0 What's My Li11t? in comb1ttin'1' ven;~;:1 clise8'1 'n. ,.._ .... ,,. . ....._ .... . ""'..,..,_ ~ ...... slnca Ille special ''VD Blues" was 1 .\lo' f-· ,.,.,~ ~ ·· · .,
ori1lnt!lr aired. "J'llii. VBladii Pa1Mir.~ "S1
IE LI Crildl 8i1n Criad1
m'""""' QJ I Dream of ltannit
EE Si111pl1ment1 Maril
1:30 IJ (JJ Doris OaJ Show (R) Wiien
a mtrried couple whom Doris knows
defaults on a loan lofWhlch Doris
A 01~ 0£ LAUM:HTlll ~doll A tflll(fll:i YOUNG'~"'
'"'"' ~·· Pociu•" [lea Plus Sld!ley· Poitier -"The 0"Jnlzat1on"
SUR,. THEATRE -Hu.NTINGTON IEACH -536-9396
fD OEIUT Ltnoi Qu1rtet "H1ydn's
Opus 20" First of six-part series
dnoled to perform1ntes by world
renowned LenoJ Quartet
·e:i Munect
GI:) V1rildadts Musitllts
Q) Utl'I' Club
!fll(NH .....
was their tn·signer, she has to raise 1;::-:.::::::::::::::::~============= $1100 lo pay off lhe loan. I
O 011t Step le,ond
0News
ID Comer Pyle USMC
7:JO IJ JollnllJ Mltll's Stand Up •!Id . EE Tllirty Minutls With ..•
Cheer Peter Mtrsh•H guests. €D MucllacM lhll1n1
(1) Kor111'1 fftfOll Sl> Vlfltdades
D fbe New Price 11 Ri111t 10:00 IJ 00 1111 Co$11' Show (R) En· O Movie: (90) "Due• S.Up" (com) 1!ish film sta1 Peter Sellers, come·
'33-The Ma~ Brothers. dienn1 Lily Tom lin and the Stap!t
@ To Tell lite Trull! Singers guest. (Rescheduled) ··
@ The Thrillstekers 0 m G) News
0 Miiiian $ Movie: (Zhr) "Nllflj O Crim• FiffWrs
ot 1111 ·Hunter" (mys) ·s~Robert @') M11ico -resident lchenrril'a
Mitchum, Shelley Winters. Trip
®l WiW Klnfdom ED Ytrite: Ph111to111 India "Dream m Th1t Girl @nd Reality" A look at Kera la, 1 GJ Dra111et city that has become 1 question
EE rai Chi th'utn-ExerciSts mark in the future of India.
@D Tht Adwenturtr (9 S41orts Challen1e
KLONDIKE
• PU6LIC SKATINO • !Cf l-IOCKEY
• flOURE SK•llNG • SP£(1) S(AllN(i
• PRIVATI !lo <;ROUP '"STRU(ll01'S
•SKATES -SALLS -AE,,1,t,LS -AlifAIAS
• SPfCIAt.lfA,llS TO CAOUPS ,
NOW
OPEN
ICE ARENA
•Ut•VAT!ON' '0' CLAUlS NOW lllNCi IA~IN
Ol'(N 1 DAYS A l>lEK l HOllO.liYS
665 ,AULA~HJO .liVE., COST.Ii ME S~ • NfAR Sl)Ulff COAST ~L"l" 1 'MON£ 0141 ti't·l7S0
a fO\JNlAIN VALLEY ., . .,.1:~u ........-e;oo;-;;:;;;, -;.;-;;;;-c.,R
.. SI.Oii Every o'ai"'TH 2:JO
"THE MAO BOMBER"
"" pl111 t•-"PRIME CUT" !II)
ALSO till
BARBARA STREISAND
"Up The Sandboi''
...
"Play Misty for Me" !PGl
HURRY!
ENOS TUESOAY
"Fiddle< On The Roof" IGJ
-'~Biack Momma, White
~ Momma"
"Bloody Mamma" ( R J . ~ "Deliverance"
and (Ill
"McCabe & Mrs. Miller"
",The Getaway" (PG) ••• "l,!!dy Sings The Blues" IRI
"Poseidon Adventure" ... {PG)
"Fun"
NOW
THRU TUESDAY
Steve McQueen
All Moc.Graw
'THE GETAWAYS"
!PGI
plus
Otta Preminger's
"SUCH GOOD
FRIENDS"
"' Both in Color
CE) Rev. Rq Piz1rro
fl) Sports Cll1llen11
ti) Tht Md&ms Ftmity
10:30 0 Talk Baci m am Cosby
EI! TV Mu$1e1I
l :DO II (I) G11n1mol1 ''Ttrt" (R) Hew-tJ'i) News/Sporb
ly O'Brien is 1ttr1cled lo a viva-(9 42 Plus
cious youna woman named Tara-11.00 B.,. O ~ i:n ~ N
11n1wa1e lhal lhe lovely charmer has • w i:.ioi ~ W m ACAD. AWARD
NOMINATIONS
~8ACADE~DS
BESt..ACTRESS· •'LIZA MIN NELLI
a crlm$0n pas!. (I) CIJ @l News
0 (lg) £S Uu1h·ln (R) Don Rick-0 One Sttp ~eyond . @ M1rsh1I Odlon _les guests with cameo 1ppear1nces -Mo · . "B •• b<" (d ) '51 db Ch,. Cll M .•. , -vie. e1t .... om ' II maey ar1eaas, artin 1· -Gl .Jh Rb IN 1 ner and Kent McCord ynis o ns, o er ew on,
@ Cusler ta the Litt.le a· H m Tru~ ar Consequences 0 (1) m The R11tklts 1~Th~m8ear ~ Movie:, (C) "Slran1e Aw1ken-
That Didn't Get Up" (R) Willi• Gil· in(' (dra) 59-lex Barker.
lis sweUt out an investiiation into eD Chuck Johnson Nlte Beat
the death of a college student 11:3D I) 0CJ CIS late Movie: (C)
which occurred durin1 1 search for "Htrpf: (dra) '71-Hugh O'Brien,
prowlers at the university. Elizabeth Ashley. m The Glloit and Mis. Mui1 0 ®} fD Johnny Clrson
[D Perry Maso n 0 Min in 1 Suitcaw EE Her1111no1 Co11je 0 (})@ aJ W'ute World el En·
(DI Sf1C1ll i YD Blues (R) Die~ llrtalnment "On locatiqn With Rod
Cnett hosts a dynamic hour or Serlina at LAX" An Intimate a!impst
basic information about ven11tat or the inside workings of Los An·
disease. Jiu_ests inc!ude James Co· geles lnternallonal Airport.
to, Robert Dfi~as and Arla Guthrie. m To TeU the Truth €D Musicalismo m Mi1uelito Y1ldu Show
El) Movie
1:30 m Merv GrllllR Show ail Nowel1
!:00 f) (]) Htrt's luc1 (R) Dan Dailey
(as himself) becomes Luc~'s em-
ploy!r, then, 11tu gettin.r; led 11p
with her inelfitiency and hare-
brained antics, he ·resorb to lech·
eiy in hopes ol scarin1 her into
1,signinc.
0 m NBC Monday Movie: (C)
Tu.esday
OAYTIME MOVIES
t:30 O "Olploiutlc: Couritr" (dr1) '52
-l)'lont Power, Patrlci1 Ne1t.
10!00 I]) "Coast tf Shleton1" (ld'f) '65
-Rlchi1d Todd, Dile Robertson.
0 "Stoln FICt" (dr•) '52....Piul
Henreid, Lit1bttll Soot!.
ll:OO 0 "'Tall U." (dr1) '5Z -Kith·
lttn Hugltes, Peul Henrtld, "'*
ll" (m)'I) '5l-Nu1h Be1umont. 1000 m '""or o. _ ,, _,.. :·
12:00 m Allf!d Hitchcod; Presenb
tE M,lllie RHH Show
12:300Nm m MO\'le: "'Sunday Dinner tor 1
Sotdjef'' (rom) '«-John Hodi1~. msm Cosbr 1,oo oo oooo N ...
1:4511 Movie: (C) '1111 Lldy Ttkts 1
F11e1" (dre) '5S-Un1 Turner, Jeff
Chanct~r.
l:lO 1J Movie: (C) "lllt N1ktd Hills"
(we~) '56-Da~id Wa)'nt.
(dll) '42-lrlc Ptnlman, Godhey
Te1r!e.
l:JO U (C) "hu,. frO!ll Z1bf1ln"
(edv) '62-Yul Brynnir;s..1 Mineo.
3:00 £1) (C) "ltd C111tn" (mus) '54
-Guy Mltcht!I, Rosemary Clooney.
Oj (C) "lntldtllt 11 Ph1nlo11 Hiii"
(we1) '66 -Robert Fullu, Dan
Ouiye1.
3:30 G "'Oatrt Hell" (dr1) '58-811111
KtUh, B1rbe11 Hilt.
4:0D IJ {C) '11lt ll1d Widow" (dra)
'M -Cinaer Ro1ers. Vin Htl lin,
Ce"' Tlt1ney.
4:lD CJ) S.111t n lOM li1til11
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BEST ACTRESS h':i:
A Roben B. RadnUa/Manln RUI FUI~,-,
i>•NAVISION•COl<)A B~ Of. WXE I>
RECORD •
WEEK
::feremiah
Johnson"
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BEST SUPPORTING ACT~R • JOEL GREY BEST DIRECT R • B B F BEST FILM EDITIN8 ' BE AR~581lECTION
BEST CINEMAT RAPHY BEST SOUND LIFE IS.A Liza Minnelh
Michael-York
Helmut Griem
Joel Grey
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Liv 1J)Jmonn
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lltlffBRfldE8
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~ , ·r -
Moviee
.~ -----~ nrerg1ng
• om:-rA1'1"---An"jf;rlian--
director who ~-''Tfie God· aJhe~'...-\V~~IDL2~ tti .. -· ~1afia" -unreaflsilcfcinfare .
-is one or several film
makers responding witfi . an _..-
Italian wave of Mafi~~
The director.-..vi t t 0;-r i o scliir3f.<U.-Sl!Ys the autMt or
the novel arid script writer for
the.-American·11iovie;--Mal'io, .
Puzo "didn't know h i s Mafi~." Schit?ldi is the
author .of "Kiss · the Hand,''
and has written a screen
·· version of it that he says "will
took at the Mafia from the in·
. side." '
_. _ALJeasL~K other Maria __
rums are being produce n
Italy, where t~e. subject .h.Jat-
ter can be sens1t1ve because of
Mana entrenchment. •
Rod Steiger and Ewa Aulin
are two' of the stars. Even
Charles Siragusa, a real-life Ji.~ de~tive who ~iled
1afia kingpin Lucky Luc1an!l,
is in one of the movies.
The films include "The God·
mother," "Tbe Godson,''
"Lucky Luciano," and. 1'Al·
"berto Anastasia."
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'f-Monday, .Ap<11 9, 1973 . • • • ~tianJo_nga Ch. et.F;gbt, Ov~r Reefs
. J By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ~ · to do credil develo~ta. the u .s.-based TOll~.,.,..l~!'Z.to~ tile 01'!!~~~ Jlpportacll.lc Hebrldel 'iru aaked In polite 10,00o Americans -satisfied ding~~ oo. bti............'. -_ °' .. Deft)' ,...., •litf Amffl v u-coJonizailOO: project could be traddl()l'l4 ....,...... wa ..... .,. gQv ... "'"'fK" ... '""Y IU bis but uamiltakahle tones to or DQt.· • DaVll says j~~.~~ •
·: ORANGE_ One ·cl the last o ary I l'l or a SPulh< ' bandooed. "We have one patrol boal, . stand. leave, aftU ~ that Miiierva'a Presifent Davis countered mucl\ enthusia!Jlll
great land l'1lsbes in the Asia ooalition1:ol'."rnn\ent . but we can uae .....,, .. uy1 ~ about aciiulrlnll • cooltnned that hi!:" personal during bis lraveli in 'behalf or
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western world -•!or twOlm-King ·Taula'ahajl-1'.IJPOU IV, ECENTLY Topu. ' , , ~ PllDIZ MID'-'"'!"\.~ ~:"'ei~tt::,_,-"'rt of .the\ inlan\ ".-·bile! cl •---~poo1ng"'· --run 5 conCrele '1crswinp-e-~-o~h emerging...f aod DaviL-alrtady~ a ..._., .. R•h1Jilr. M•m•sw Mara,...(ar: •4-P 1 a.l-• ., t--b,• ...... ...,~,~ Henrv • ... ., ' __ -~-""~:'.' -,:...,·.,_;.-"",,,.,..,..,.-
poured o6 a pair of sea-wash-both at 375 pounJb .and also ~ New zealand hinted ~roached the klng oiice on a instance, ii "'•m,nt Ql'&IDiution wtshee, &o fotuMI a Kiqinger -has ~ rw
ed coral reefs 280 iniles from a potentate naturally rea~ '-.fresident Davis Is recruit!~~ ~ m I a 1 lo n for "1 have lnetrueted all ol my colGny for 10,000 dluatidied bonle but~ paven't yet flad "' v~ue about. wbete and in
1--u-"-lhedlOal'OllrJ:lviliution .._ la-llJlfav rabl to wha!,_he co~eri;io~f~ to help hang ne1~atl0itril~olving Toap's oflklols ~deil With-the Amerlcina ..,, of ...l cluuice to cOnjer. , "hi>m II waa eJIClll!ll!tred.
headi ng for a showdown over alders property P racy. on~lspUlea: lilildljlg · ito ~ 'U"rp er I, 'f. nortbeni ariilfa vii sala the unldehtifled
the -0kl question of squa~te s' No national leader can allow "Not Jikely '' s nort s American corporation's declares. · BJSQClate cootacted I various jjlF IT DOESN'T Jell withqi
rights. . such ~and-grabbi~g,. although President oa Yb. nounced plan! ~the earl~ ONB DIPLOMA'l'-Jeaked the govemmentl' and pri vate the n'ext t.brell,Donths, I'm
King Taufa'ahau Tupou geologists ma1nta1n 1t will be King Tau(fl'aha~pou IV King Tadilahau Topu JV l> ea terprises' word that British officials firms ln the )¥ipe of arousing , afra~d we'~ ~ne.'' says
or ~ukuahi~~ Jong a, j'~ rlee,~ ;~!liarusp ~f~:_mthc~actwtual i / reportedly is COf!!missionJng a ret~ to _ eve!!_ ~ ~Day~. e~ _ ~ ~ e _w g.ere declarecl thef dooL:'!--~t . ~terest in aupPOrting a bud-_, ~vis. , j • retain s 11n fepu61. c s ~.,. w ~v ,I , • o::::;:;; • • · ,___~dings ~. -tri)>aHradi~·ial• ~--·--.• i2~~~~~~1!~~4!.:R,1l£i:i?.~U~tt~~1Zl1ttt~~~~~UU~1tt'R~~'R11~i:e~!ll1t1t~~if~;
,IJ'i!aty. THEWGICAL coun ler· (1 · . ~ . AD PRICES GOOD THRU SATU~DA¥: ·PRIL 14 · · " ~ ~::t~~:;ji~ffi!~! ~~~~t:i:~t:~:z:: ~ ou· ~LIT1 y M· L ·U·' 2" ··'Rv~c· ·13· ~ down fighting like a captain IV dispatched a gang-of con· ie ' . ~
with his ship If need be. victs to conatruct a 20-by-4-0 ~ , , . , . th~~ro~JY.~~u~~Tio~~': [fndu;~a;:~~tlr~;~1~1f"a.w".· ~ . . \, ~..... 1 "· . _:_ ~-.--·-' .. t ----l?. -'"-pa -liOlatOO~tn--PacJfiC w 1Ua u•«=• 1"' VI... ~ -,,...,,.. , .. _...., .., ___ :;:::s.,.._~~ .0
coral shelves totaling 18 But President Davis con-1;? ., l . a ""' ~-~
;::u:r:h ~~~· are und~water ::r:ta ~~~~~~:~~a~~ ~ ~ e~p· a· 1' ne ·: "'f: . ~ Controversy erupted a year founding fathers of MJnerva ~ • · f ' .. • ('j ago, "When a handful',· of 1bea~old TufM>? tO the punch at <1 . . -'. ; ~
""'·· a s s ociates in Davis' concre te-pouring. ·'t; 1 ' · _ : • "', · ~
Caribbean-PaCific Enterprises . "He done _this last January ~ • , :Jl
proclaimed. the Republica or and we done it last June," in-~ , ... Minerva on those reefs. sists lhe former electronics () The dictionery defines quelitv ••''the cleGrH or grade of produc1,·hom1~ ioup, fr11hrY,·1~aked bread, or one of the 9,000
., engineer. "So our c I a Im ,~ excellence .:.... consisting of MYer1f c£1•1e1 encl kfnds.'' N1tur11fy, different grocery Items -Rich•r'd'1 offers you th• best possible
DAVIS WAS named presi-precludes his claim." when Rich1rd'1 pr91ftlse1 qu11ity, ·we ere 1puklng of only the v1lue. · .
dent of, the rugged republic, THE TONGANESE chieftain finest ind highest grede obt1in1bl.. We rUNrch contlnuelly to The dictionary defines .servic• is ''th• perfovn•nce of
which twice daily disappears bring our customers the finest quellty In· new · products -nev•r -l•bor for the a;'anefit Of anotherl'' The by to Richard's successful
beneath lhe-sea. who &ailed-Ul'eS hlp of state -~ wavering Jn our Cliilre to ple1M our clleiitele. You cen be 1uuiicl service is tot1I employee pertlclpetion. We are determl~ to
He ls dubious, however, .!oo~F~ ':::f~ntot~~ ~1:fall ~ th•t only choice brendt ind superior products will be 1v1ll1ble. Hrve and provide·happlne1, for our customers to the IM1t oi our ~!:fng tab ~w d~~;r;;o~ho: roi a prayer meeting, feast 1l Richard's 11 proud.1 of the ch•r1ct1r of its cp.1llty. I ability. Our •exper,t m•neg~m•nt P'rovldes •-~ _checkers so
founders envision it as a com-and flag-raising ceremony ts ;e -V1lue is getting the most for your buying doller. The die-thet waiting in long check-oUt ·~n••.i• 1bsolutely unheard of. Our
· · . 1 d d' h sti'ckm· g to his guns. ~ i tionary defines value••''• fair return in .money, goods or ser-friendly, courteous boxboys, are always on hand to answer· any b1nahon 1s an para 1se w ere f thi h ed •• p · I , __ the regime ~ill neither tax nor This r~ference to wea nry vices, or some ng exc anv • rice a one UV91 not detef'mine questions that m•y arise. Only a stiire built on s•rvic•· would pr~
otherwise tr:oubl~-~reh'ee_ may have omioous overtones, value. No matter how expensive an item may be, to .chleve vide char9e. accounts1 • boat provisioning, home deliv•rie1, gift
citizens, and aught industrial for iln a100Sea-T6hgan can t)e good value you must have satisf1ctiDn--flnd get full usage out of_..._certiflcates, catering,-and rudy-preparec:f::.hot foods. In ,fact, we
park. troublesome and one faithful the product. A Richard's 1teak, prop11rly trimmed and offered at do ev•rything to make shopping at Richard's Markets ·•asier and
"I don't like to get involved felon laboring on the cement a •~fair price, is value. Whether you choose a steak, hand-picked more conv•nient •
. in politics," Morris declared landfa11 ~ld lay low a fellow-"--1 rf~rJ!J when contacted at his home at worker wtftl a-crowbar. ~ ~~ ~ , 926 E. Washington Ave., The disputed Republic or ',fr-F/!N ri'$$~Q Or8nge. Minerva -or an c est r a I · * , j~\;I Q , QI~
..... fishery of Tonga -thus had 12 ,......
MORRIS AND Minerva's its flrst murder committed for f RICHARD'S
r.~: t~:"~\~~. 'f!~~r~ednoi~ th~~~~g on ;ur ther $ Homemade~soups pint
Polltleal Notes ~ Harry & David Preserves 12 01.
~ CASINO ftAND · Co · t ' Solons Hot ~ Nat-ur-rolls Jack Cheese un y s . . · . ~ FISHHMAN WHAIF I m . ,
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SOUP D\1 JOUR: That bean
sou p served in the Capitol
restaurant in Washington D.C.
has Orarige County's con-
gressional delegation smack·
ing its lips. Here's the recipe
(serves eight):
Take two pounds of small
navy pea beans, wash and run
through hot water until beans
are white again. Put on the
fire with four quarts of hot
water. Take 1 '12 pounds
of s moked ham hocks,
boil s I ow l y 8i'IJl'OXlmate-
ly '3 hour s in a cov-
ered pot. Braise one chop-
ped-ortlon in a little butter un*
Iii light brown then add to
sou p stock. Season with sa lt
and pepper, but ·don't. add salt
until ready to serve.
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STIFF PENALTIES are
/ being advocated by the Costa
Mesa City council for personS'
convicted of felonies in which
deadly weapons were used.
At ' lhe suggesUon of Coun·
cilman Robert ~f. Wilson, his
. ..colleagues are urging a get-
tough attitude on crin1es com-
mitted with knives, black-
jacks, sandbags and other im-
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Supervisors
Okay Centel'
SANTA ANA -A Children 's
Day Treatment Center as a
part or Orange County's men-
tal health program has been
approved by the County Board
of Supervisors:
plements, not just guns. ;?
Th ey have ba cke d I unanimously an Assembly bill
by Mike Antonovich (R-Glen-
dale) which would amend sec-f
tlons of the state pen al code to ':E>
do just that.
AB 95 makes punishment for !
felonies committed w i t h «
fi rearms, explosives, or ~
destructive devices a man-
datory 10 years in prison for
the first offense. -,,
Second offenses would bring ~
a mandatory 20 years and 'F-
third offenses 1 i f e im--~ prisonment without possibility
of parole or other type of
release. 12'
Wilson, himself a gun owner,
. has been pushing for legisla-f
·lion which would eliminate :i
crimes in which firearms are '2
used ralher thiin restrict the .a
ownership of firearms through ~
licensing. ~
The Antonovich bill, pro-~
viding stiff penalties for all ~
types of felonious ass11ult, is 1'
also supported by the Costa fi.
Mesa police depa rtment and ~
the office of the city attorney. -t?
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IF THE California Field
Poll is correct, Californians
rate crime as the No. 1 pro-
blem in this state and yet only
one or the 120 members of the
state Legislature wo\Jld have
received an "A" from law en -
forcement for his votes 'during
the 1972 session.
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Holoku Ball f
Scheduled
RICHARD'S OWN
Meat Loaf oven r11dy
Cube Steak
Beef Stew
Chicken Breast Zacky Fa.ms
Chicken Legs Zacky Forms
Stuffed Round Steak
Stuffed Roasting Chickens
try 1 steek setidwich
tender cubes of beef
California Grown
hand cut
parsley dressin g
8eafooa
Turbot Fillets
Rainbow lFOUt from tho Snake Rivor ldoho
Nofthern Halibut Steaks
Green Shrimp _.1 /50 per pound
Do Not H•sltate To Ask For Personal Service
Cheese Bread ,
·Clover Leaf Dinnel Rolls
Apple Danish Rolls
Lemon Iced Cake I
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1.19 lb.
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1.59 lb.
69c lb.
89c lb.
1.69 lb.
1.89 lb.
1.98 lb.
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6 for 39c
2 for 39c
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The County Mental Health
Department now has treat-
ment facilities at the Orange
County ~1edical Center and in
several branc.ies in cities , but
no speciali7.ed program for
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In Anaheini ~
ANAHEIM -Slrains -$
reminiscent of moonlit nights ~
and the soft lap of crystal d
waves on strands of virgin ~
beach will Uoat from the ~
Anaheim Convention Center ~
April 21 when the Hawaii's "'
Daughters Guild of Calirornia ~
stages its Third Annual Holoku «..
Ball. f
rl:.~ -~HOME AND GIFT SHOP -~~
Exclusively Lido
-school children.
The effort will be financed
by a federal .srant.
Attorney
Suspended
A special pageant presented ~
by tbe newly formed No Opio 1'>
0 Hawaii, a youth group. will ~
be dedicated to Hawaii 's <J;.
young Princess Kaiu1ani. ~
Celebrity guests will be the ~
renowned Harry O""-ens, co m-~
A Complete Selection Of
Cookbooks
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SAN FRANCISCO -Orange
attorney Ward C. Mikkelson
has been suspended by the
state SUpreme Court o n
recommendation or t h e
dlscipllnary board or the state
bar
pose!' or Sweet Leilani, plus ~ There's still t ime to mail your Easter 11ower orders
Mel Prestidge, who plays Lt. o across the country or around the world and save the wire
Kwan on the Hawaiian Eye 1"
television series. ~ charges!
The bar said ~1ikkelson was
convicted of conspiring to
defraud , hinder, or delay the
creditors of another penon.
He was suspended pendi~ final outcome or the court p
ceedlngs against him. ,
ca~~~ets ;;~~obt,•~n=~~~ ~i:i?~1t~~~'R1Z~~~1!'Rff1t'R1l~~:i?f1t~~~·
540-9754, according to or-· ' •
flclals or the cultural and ~
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·Mayonnaise 32 oz.
STAR KIST
Light Tuna chunk •tyl• 61/1 OL 39~
BETIY CROCKER
Tuna . Helper . all four vlrieties pkg, 49¢
·MJ~1, Coffee ' 3 lb. con
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-t•' I Viva 'Fiesta Towels big roll
NEW! STOVE TOP'
15 Mi•ut• Stuffing Mix chit::k•11 fltvor or corn br11d 6 or.
Swanson Chicken Broth
, ' Lysol Spray Disinfectant
Sunshine Yum Yum Cookies
Schilling Salad Supreme
Sunkist Orange Juice
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10 01.
FiioHfl 6 ·~
Stouff ers Pies Fro11n • chl~ktn, b11f, or turk1y 10 01.
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"C•ptain's Choice"
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17c
79c
47c
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5 for $1
59c
49¢ lb.
2 for 29c
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Vodke charcoel filt•rtd 80 proof fifth J.43
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Bourbon Kentucky str1i9ht 86 proof
Scotch Whisky Rich1rd's Privri'• Stock · '' p-roof
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!!°',-iJEAR ANN LANDERS: A while back
1 0 )lou prinled a columil inviting readers to ~ ~ you a card and let you mow· which·
~ jfere the 10 best years of their lives. I
~tas particula~y interested beca~ as a
;{~cbologist at the -Menninger Foun-. A !fition hmdertool< a similar project. On· Jt.Jt !ny question was, "Wtiat years do you ~ C<lnsiderJbe besl.;i:eariutJ!le~ .. ~
<i:: I asked 100 young -1• (16 to 26) an~
<;tlOO old people (70 pl.us). The results
~!lmong the young were predictable. They
A~gbt the beSt 'y~rs were the 20s
~·because this meant being omencumbered .
, •by.parental pressures and an-rtunity
~·enjoy~ freedom-from -b-e-a-v y-
"·responsibiliUes. The old people, on the
1.~r hand, tended to feel tlie 40s and 50s ~
"'-'Were the best years.--
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~ · ~t surprised me greatly was the 25 .t -. -percent who belle~ the best years oo-
; Cjufed during old age. Many such people
· Cioosidere_d those years to be best
because their major obllgati0?5 in life
liad been fulfilled. ··'
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exciting ones for .\,3 young-Harbor Area ---.---,.,~-"--·--:7"""--·---------WO•me1>-who v~-lleeo selede<L.io..,.-~ ,.,. -C • Empire debuta tes for 1973.
-------"='La,.,.unc · 19 f social activities was tile announcemen lune As
Saturday w~ debutantes and their
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mothers were introduced. ..
Making . their formal · bow to SOciety
durjng the-ninth aimual · ..E mp i r e_ ·
Debutante Ball J\,llle-23 in the 'NewpQ,rler
Inn will be the Misses Mary Helen Bobo
Diane Elizabeth DOOsori, K i m er y
Tillotson Graves, Leslie Ann lfalTison,
Sharon Leslie HarY.'ood, Cynthia Marie
Humphreys. Deborah Looise Hunsaker,
Margaret Randel and Christian Louise
Silsbee.
are the 11-fisses D e r I s 'e
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Others
CUstance
Heiillier
Weaver.
Smith, Ann Michele Vanatta,
1cnet1e w&asworth and Pii.'fr·"•cee!-----'-11
Debutantes Leslie
Ann Harrison
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-(left) an-d-Ch-ridia·~n~
Louise Si l'sbu_
ge.t_ first-han~
information on
how toys are used .
in therapy for
emotionally
disturbed
patients.
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• Their parents are the ?\.feS:Sn , and
l\1mes. Sardis Lawrence Bobo. Dellis
\Vil t on Dodson, Arthur Ashur Graves Jr ..
Leslie Joseph ,Harrison, Christopher
Brown Harwood, Robert Leslie Hum·
pbreys, Richard Clark Hunsaker and
Gerald Saltonstall Silsbee.
Others are Gerhlrd Richard Randel
and Mrs. Gerda.....Randet. Air Force Lt
Col. (ret.) and M'rs. David McCradie
Smith1.--Charles--Parker--Wadsw0l'th and
l\trs. Natalie Millicent Wadsworth , Mr.
and Mrs. William Henry Weaver and Mr.
and Mrs. William Richard Vanatta.
Setting for the luncheon: was the
Newport Beach home of Mrs. Ivan \V.
Sturgis. Assisting as ho:Stesses were Mrs. _____ J_ohn..E...Y.ittrup,...:ball.chainnan..and..he,~--11 committee, the Mmes. Benjamirr'1C.
Brown, John E. Dickey, Lester P.
Elmore, Jotm Newbrough, Anthony r.t .
Otting, Jotm Sheridan , John Young and
Joseph P. Zicaro.
Appro~riate ball go/ms for debutantes
and their mothers were modeled by post·
debutantes, h-1iss Merle· Ann Parrish and
Miss Michelle Weaver and their mothers,
r.trs. Richard Arthur Parrish and Mrs.
Weaver. 1
The ball is sponsored by Harbor Ker,a
support group of the Child Guidance
Center of Orange Conty which provides
low cost psychiatric care for emQtionally
disturbed children, ages 2 to 18. The ball
is a fund-raiser and proceeds aid the
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:--Old age, to them, represented a time to ........ ,
.ielax and enjoy life, Travel-was-men--=""'=i'~::;:::=:=;;;===-------------==:;;::::;;:::;;:;;::;:;::;:;;;;=======---~--::::c-====---=----==2::"""-,=::::--
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Pooed frequently is one ol t!J! pfeasures ~
----.#.·old-age.:1.am-now-eoovinced lhal-tba
. -~ype of "!d~~i;i~ being a gloomy,
· ~reesing time II no looger an accurale
~:·Mdol oldlp!llie lhlnk old· age ls .a •.
llOirible 11me, 1.r ...;.,_ excep1
\bemselves. -· ERNEST A. lllRSClf,
~.D. <> ~ DEAR DR. lllRSCll: Whal.JI cbterfal §DOI< for Ille Geritol Mt! h, belaaJf tf lbe
.,-e111zeas,111taU,... ..
•. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am 46 years
~pld, ·have a successful husband, four
beautiful children, a lovely home, social
~tus -~ everyone believes I have a ......... -."r-a rnamage.
·•~-~My husband is an insurance adjusler so
oes some Of bis work from 6 p.m. to
m., because. tbat'a when many of his ' . , ts are at home. ~ -J know be makes SOME business calls
nlglll;-but Wilen a man staggers ih -~ven hours !ale for dinner smelling of li· ':! quor, wilh lipstick on his collar, what do ~;... lhink?
;3 I have ·sat down to several dried-out
.ti!Iiiners 'alone after having put the
'j.pllldren to bed, and now I must stop
~burying my bead In tbe sand and start
)facing facls. Any advice? -NO AP· -ffETITE
~· DEAR N.A:.: I wlD give ,.. the lalllt 1 advice I llave pven Diiier ,....... no 1H
• down ..... 14, driecl-qat dinners while
~11oelr bubonds· are oat ~I claims ~~ among Diiier thlap. Waald yonr Ille be
~better or·wone wl.tioat lllm? Wbat are *·joour Gpllons? Add ·up the pl-and tbe
'minuses. Bow does it come out? Oaly yoa 's 'can gtve the ans~er1 to &llele queltlons. .
Sl DEAR ANN LANDERS: A friend of
.ml!le who works In a store forged a ~:,_check. This . is what ba_.,cl and she
iieeds to know ii she .did IJOll!•tbing ll·
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t~e re.freshment stand which
Chris Stevens. discovers. Manning
it are le~ to right) Lucy
Carey, Lynne Berke, Jo Murdock.
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"·~Realm of Service "
King Neptune did not emerge from the
deep, nor did he-arrive by waterway as
one might expect. ~
Instead,· R'Oi>ert Gu·ggenheim ·and. ,his
wife, Shirlee interrupted a vacation in
the ~s to jet 6,000 miles home so
they could attend the 14th annual N'ep-
tune Ball where he received 'the coveted
hOnor.
The benefi.t, sponsored. by the Newport
Harbor Spastic League, took place in the
Disneyland Hotel last Saturday evening.
After a tanra'Fe, guests rose to a stand-
ing ovation as Guggenheim, in the royal
mantle, walked across the floor to the
bandstand where he was crowned by 0.
W. Richard, a past monarch .
Selected for his humanitarian efforts,
Guggenheim was cited for his fat·
reaching endeavors on behalf of his
fellow man.
Although Guggenheim has received
many such honors in the pastr he was ob-
viously moved when he accepted his new
title.
High1ights of his service to the com·
munity include being a 10-year member
and a four·term president of the Big
Brothers of Orange County. For this be
received the Ernest Coulter Award for
outs~g service to Big Brothers and
a Resolufi6n-of Commendation by the
Orange County Board of Supervisors for
his work in the organization.
; As a joke, J\lary wroie out a check to
~"herself for $12 and signed Barbara's
.:t.!iiame to It. She then told RarbaJ:a 'wbat
.• be bad done,. put the. check In the cash ~:register and gav!? Barbara $12 because, It f )lidn't seem qulle so lunny afler tlleY bad
Diamond Setting
HiS work with Children's Hospital of
Orange Cofilify, w.)iere he has served on
the board of trustees for seven years,
earned him the Distinguished Service
i Award of CuOC. , ·
. -j good laugh. . , .. "
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<; pon•t forget. she gave ~ $11 in
.., _fash to make lhlngs. bsber. ll·sbe In the
'( ,~ar? -MEDIATOR FOR ~y
~ • DEAR MED: la tjle !Om. I 1lope"
"· jilarycu lld*lf-1" &bellerlotlo
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;... blsed on 1be flCI IHI Mary gave lier lbe
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t\.a-q.nn Lande .. dllCUllel ,....,. drink·
'I "ilk 7 ils myths, Its lMllties: Leani the ,_ by reeding .. _ and You -For
. ~agers Only" by AM Llllders. Send "·'"'W etllls In coin and a lone, lllamped, sell•
' -envekil>e In care of the DAILY 'l>llm. ' .
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' . .. ·. . Frivolity• will reign· when celebrities of
the 11port8 and entertainment world con·
verge Of\ tbe UCI baseball diamond Sun·
day, A;lrl1 211, !or the annual challenp
wllh the UCI Ieam.
-Billed as tbe 9eCOlld annual Celebrity Baaeball World Series, the game, which
&tarts at 1:30 p.m., promises to collect
laughs as well as f\Jnds !or· the UC! ·
alhlelic program. Sponsor is !lie Big I
Booster&. ~ •
Doe to Ute suce.ss or. last )'ear's ben ..
fil, wbicb attracled a throrlg of 4,500, ac·
commodalioos are being increased this
year to 10,000, according to Ralph Berke,
cbainnan. Additional bleachers will be
provided )>y tbe El Toro Marine Base.
. . • SWs expected in the line-up will be
Joey Bishop, Gary Burgholf, Forrest .
Tucker, ,Harold Stooe, Martin .Miiner,,
Peter Lllpas, Adam West. and George
Mo¢gomery.
Sports celebrities will include Marlin
Mciteever, Bill Voss, Bobby Knopp, Andy
Car6y, Rudy Buklch, l\oger Miller, Bob Cherry,~ Sherman and 'Jack Paepke.
Concluding the day will be-· a VIP
cocktail )!!lrlY in lhe Mes& Commons
following the game. Admfsslon will be to
those who have sold 50 tickets.
Tickels me y be purchased ·at the UC!
alhlelic olllce, lhl'Ollgh Berke at lhe Bal·
boa Bay Club, branches ol So. California
1st Nalional Bank and at the gate.
Others benefiting from his services in·
elude Chapman College where he has
beeb. a trustee for six years; he has been
a four-year board, member and currently
serves is vice president ol the Newport •
Harbor Art Museum , he is a trustee of
the World Affairs Council, and Is a
member of the advisory board of the
O,range County Philharmonic Society
Where be a!Jo was a board member and
vice president for five years. ·
Guggenheim also has served as
chairman of the advisory board for
Jnternational Orphans Inc. and is on the
advisory committee of the SS2 Club of
Hoag Memorial Hospital.
He was on the campaign committee for
the Newport Harbor YMCA and was a
campaign co-chairman of the G I r I
Scouts of AmeMCll, Orange County and
recchled Its Outstanding Service Award.
He joins the illuslrious ranks or past
Neptun·e!
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' kings including Jay S. Stoddard, Drs. The Spastic League is a fund·raising
Tom W. Robinson , Anthony N. Toto, organization dedicated to the aid of
Theodore G. Schoppe and AlJen LeRoy, cerebral palsied in Orange County.
Sen. John A. Murdy Jr., Judge Robert W. Monies raised are used and distributed
Gardner, Joh n B. Kilroy, L cR.o'~anlyJ.n the ®Unty. ~ ~
Bartholomew, Kenneth Sampson, Andy . Devine and husbands of league membt'.!rs. ~he near ru.ture goal of the league is to
Jom rorcts with the Los Angeles Spastic
Following the coronation. memben .GhildteO:s..Eoundation and build a resl-
and guests danced Io the music ol Fred· . dent and school !acility that wlll fullill
dY Martin and his ol'CN>stra. the needs in Orange Coonl)'.
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TUESQA:( tullive ":telfect are on tarJe!. 'AQU~S tJl,lf.' ~Feb ~~~~~~~~I
--APRlt 01-,.--.Std..U.U.ew-""'llllcla.l!o,Jn,-lll:..l4alala....._prome. P•
dependent \n. thought, action. Uence ~ ii )'<1111' ally. Study
Creative a ·bllltiea are ClprleOtli mlMll"· Be~aelf·
· hllthted; . ~ . 9*k wJtb ma te.
VlllGO (Aug. 23-Sept. :Ii): J)artnO\' .nsilrdinC legal docu·
Accent ls on creative urge, Feeling of restriction could menL JolQt ~ Is most like-
ability to express yourself, in-dominate. Be pailent. You are~ Jy to result m success. .
tenslfied relations with op-about to receive exciting pro-· PISCES (Feb. lt-March 2{)) · CemdtW .....,. "' ~
1 ~"· posaL Coo t 'th New approaches to health, lll L 171, .,, posite sex. ~ y, ~r. pera ~ WJ group wort~ are necessary4 e .... Mno. 141-2111
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prepare accordingly. Money ~and~ persons are in to wlder expenences. /
situation improves. . • . P•:-~A (Sept. 23-0ci. 221, • LOSE WJIGHT---TAURU~ (April 26-May 20). Open line of communicationliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiii~I 'TH IS WJEK" ~IC JSSueS cr'om1nate. with one you admire.Ii The Odrlner ~an help ·>'OU ~inish what y~ start. Speak Friendship now proves to be a bKOme the s_Um trim person lh1l you
-1n frank, m, eaninglul manner .• ~--way street. If you gi·ve, A wo11t~U-tobe.Odrlnexh11bffnused nd bush ~""' suctnslutly tiy thousands Ill Offr'\he ~eanshdotn l bea-mel arouan-an. you also will re:ceive. Gtmlnl, ___:___ . ;., ,..,,r_ tOIJnlrY 12r 14j•us. Cel rid of.PCft•
--.:JO."! w a -you · -...... ~-------·~ pt"-~ ~ fit!M-11ve101f11r.---
ha . ·---~--• I nd . w t you say. Analyze desires and make , Odrinex Is 1 tlrry lib et • easlly GEMINI (M 21.J 20) • ~ sw1llowed.Co11talns nodan1er01Jsdrugs. . ay . une . : some changes. · No st1rvltia:. No speclal 1iercisn .
Empb8;$1S is on de~l~ ~~th ScoRPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): · Od rlnex PJ1n cosls SJ.251nd the lare.e ..
relatives'. short trips, VJS\IS 'lie' dJ"'-•tin in deal;n• with , ' .cm' OO'S . """°m' •In $5.25. ' idea! which'c~n be developed .,,.,.,... ....., _ You must Jo91 u11Y l•l or your . ~ . . one in posiUOO ol raµthortty . money wllt be rehlllded. r., questions into valid. concepts. Bnng Remember family obligations. SPORTSWEAR asked. Aecrpt no substltules. Sold wlth
forth creative ~· Deal Control emotions _ a n d this 1ua r1ntee by:
with Leo. Show~ ~t you temper. You make significant W'eslclifl' Plan. 17th 11nd Trvine,·0
can be independent 'VlthOllt be-advance if moves are planned. Newport Beacb,Cllifornia92660 llllilll fllti.Y«!fi111;1p :
in~A~ifi:.rune 21.July 22): ;::•,Libra play prominentl~;;;;;;;;;~;;;:;:;;~ ~:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-~.;;;~-;;;;;;;;;W
'" Fashion. Excitement Blowing in -..--.... -the Wind
Money, security • proteetioo SAGmARIUs (Nov. ii.
or property·and .loved ones -Dec. ~21): Tufty ideals could th~ are ~ghted. :'_our dominate . Key i!-.{o reinforce basic loyalties are magnified . concepts with s O'lj d un-
You feel a need to count ~t derpinning. Means doO't ke ~ou hav~ and ~ cut off s1tua-things for grailtea.---noy ~
sE·w --KNITS '
PJtE·EASTIR., Cindy Ralphs and C)lristine Arena kno\v it's a per-
fect d ay for 11.ying kites. A1rs. Angelo Arena, chair-
man, hopes the weather \\.jll hold until Thursday,
tt~ns w~ch drain assets. You checking. SeparaCe fact will do 1t, too. own
_ April 12, w h eJt Se;i Circle. AuxiliMy oLFlorence
Crittcnton Services will Present "Spring'""Fantasy"
fashion brunch in Bullock's, Santa Ana. The lr1m es.
])on Olson a nd l{obert Dennis Jr. are assisting with
plans for the 9:30 a.m. event. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22): Cy-from wisblu1 lhlnking.
cle high ; your judgment m-CAl'RICORN (Dec~22.Jano .20% off' SALE.
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Honors Given
BACK llOME in Newport
.Beach after visits to the Santa
B)lrbara Biltmore are Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Cox and r.1r. and
ll-1rs. Lloyd Massey.
Newporl Beach. who is
bet rothed to Jim Frctlcnsberg
of Costa Mesa.
llosting the affair r 0 r
relatives of the couple W{!re
frlrs. Gillette \Vhlte a n d
TRANSLATIONS from and daughter Karen. forme r Costa
to Nor wegiiin have earned l\1esans \.•:ho no\v reside in
l\1rs. l\lagny Land~tad Jensen Santa l\1aria. . .
of Costa Mesa a Doctor of The luncheon "'as g1,•en 1n
iomane Letters ccrtlrtc:at~ the---home-----0-..the--br-ide:&·,_..-
rrom-the Jn t e fn a.t..i 0 n a L parenl2.,._ l\1r. and l\lrs. C.R.
federation of sci c n ti f i c Sackett oJ:~"·port Beach.
Research Society i.o Pakistan. · ,~ -• A<nvNG G UES'.l'S <\! a
WINNER or a $25 bond for luncheon gi ven by Mr. and
an essay she composed on Mrs .. Willia m P. Hadley or .
e du c a t i 0 n was Linda Santa Ana in the Directors'
J\llorgcnlander, a student at Lounge at Santa Anita were
Fountain ··valley Hi gh School. the Messrs. and Mmes. Clin-
The contest was sponsored hy ton lioose, John Curcl. Lloyd
the South . Coast Jun i o r Aubert, Richard Hausman ,
Women 's Club of Fountain \\'ilbur Robertson and J\1rs.
Valley. Alt•x Bo"•ie or Newport Beach.
Also, Daryl Arnold. Dr.
JIONORED during a brida l Harold . Godshall and the
shower was Robin sacketl or Messrs. and Mmes. Tip1olhy
Devine. William Ring and
Ga vin Herbert of' Corona del
ll·lar.
Others \1'ere the Ernest
Bryanls and Jack Ten Eycks,
Laguna Beach and the Phillip
Re illys l\tission Viejo .
NA.\tEO flSS Calif9rnia
Division Futu Secretary by
the National Sec r ct a r.i es
......:. · Association was .Miss Arlene
Decke r. a s tud en t at
\Vestmin stcr High School.
She earned a $ I 0 O
scholarship and no1v is co1n-
pcti11g 1vilh 10 other state \vin-
ners to earn the right lo enter
national competition for a
prize of $2,000.
JODY OHlSEN
FOUNTAI N VALLE\' 1-ligh
School forensics studen!. Roxe
Anne Hrasier recently too k
firilt ~ace in the Nati onal Presenta tion Polished
Ju ly Date
Sel ected
Jody Ohlsen of Costa J\itesa
and Bill Collins of Yorba Lin·
da are planning to marry July
14 in the J\lelodyland Chri stian
Center.
Parents or the bclrothcd arc
Mr . and J\trs. John Ohlsen of
Garden Gro\'C and ~Ir. and
ri.1rs. Paul Co I I i ns of
\\lestminster.
Miss Ohlsen ·is a student a1
Orange Coast College. and her
fiance , vlho attends God'
Army Seminary. attended
California State University at
Fullerton.
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weer~; a11111c/1 e r e !
••• Hu11tlngt"11
Center
""Qualif ing-Tooma1ncnt at Cal
Poly. ornona. earning a plal'e
in the tional speaking con1·
petition to be held in
Pittsburgh in June.
Guglicln10 Cini pcrforn1s t he je\ve lry making for which he is famous and a·bout
,,·hich he \Vil! lcc.:lurc at 11 a.m. 'l'hursday, April 12, in the Focus '73 seri~.
s1~on sorcd 1by Queen of Hearts Guild, Children's Hospital of Orange County. He
\I 111 s ho1v ho\v his designs can accessorii:e fashions in the Hotel Laguna.
COASTLINE HEALTH FOODS
Specials For April 9 to April 14 .
America's Most Famous
Food Expe rt ... Adelle Davi1
"Let's Have Healthy Chi ldren"
"?.~~" SPECIAL 11.29
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A tasty dellc:lou1, ht.alth~I snack.
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No 1ug•r or pr11erv1tlve1 1rldtd.
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_. Costa Mesa Tt:ti"tin Laguna Hills
Hlll9r11n Squar1 10t4 lrYhlt I MI. af!Of 11 T•rt Ill•. m E. 17tll ''· H ... S•l'-01'1 • Ne~r lt•lollt iw fJJ' s.w-n>• '1lt-7'11
" Invest now in the incomparable value
and beauty of the vanishing art of
ORIE NTAL RUGS
AUC TION
For promotion•I p11rpose1, W. hop1
to fltqu•int th1 public with th1 uni •
qui & fin • cr•fhm1nship of orient•I
ru91, with il'1 infin{t• l'•ri•tv of d ••
1i9n1 from ,..riou1 P1r1ien trib11 &
ru9-m•kin9 citie1. •
To be held on :
TUE SDAY, APRIL 10
crt I p.m.
Wlrltl e1Jrllblt from 6 p.111. • -.....
HOLIDAY INN· Orange
3737 W. Chipman
Oronqe, C1!11.
CScnto Au Fwy • .ta.,..._ W1 1·5, U.S. 1011
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Ru1 wHr be tktilbllell Ifft te 1111 Pllll!k wlllt • •rltrt tilt! "' Md! 1'111¥111Mt
Pltcl dVtlnf IKlltn. AU tltes h'll'n I" X 1" fe 11" X tt" wtlt lie l'll iNMe •t 1•lllbttltn & llldtoft '9 Ille lltllftt ........ TO INCLUD•1 fflllllflte Clfo 1Ml1, Siik Tfft of llf1, Slilalil AlllH, 11 .. met rk Dtllt.,_CMl!aft, K~, "-" cmlillsstd ,,,.....,._r11, 11l91dt111a, Prlnc"t • 1111yef l oltll1n, 11ttwr
Sarotlk, flllt 011111 a Nfln. l•ltildll. t ic IM m.tny •llllr't.
Conducted by: G. Kalli.
TtnM: cnh or ch«k.
cept the superficial. Mate,
partner shares dilemma con-cerning finances. Lend moral 2975 Fairview (at Baker) Costa Mew
support. You are on brink of!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ exciting discovery. What was
a mystery can be clarilied.
OVERWEIGHT
FOR M.n ;nc:. women needed-
PR~~i'grs'ON 50 women and SO men at least 20 lbs. overweight
and no more than 80 lbs. to complete ~ weeks
crash weigh .. and inch loss program.~For research
story on human CHORIONIC GONADTROPHIN Call •••
642-4104 Must be able to pass rigid physical exam and pay
cost of medical and lab fee, etc.
COSTA MESA 646-1633
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rule!': 2 WOfds 40 Figh1er
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suffix 45 Kind of
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HOW A&OUT IT, SAM,,,
15 THERE AN'r'OHE
IN YOUR LIFE '?
MISS PEACH
DICK TRACY
by Do119 Wiidey
, by Al Smith
by Dale Hale
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WE FINALLI( WON!! ~
llJE WON!! WE WON!!! < i'-"'•
by Harold Le Doux
ON THE OTHER HANO, PON'T .
ANSWER TI4AT QUESTION, SAM! I'M A
FIERCE COMPETITOR ••• AND IF I WE.RE
TO MEET THE WOMAN, I
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VE~ NICE TO HER!
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.. over our heads. We !nl&J>I wld U-.e whole ' Anp!et. Sunday. carrying " Aid Molla. "I lhlnlc take •em even ii 1•n1 mlailll: Ypu can't
mean everything," thing. I don't mean just this series, I . The Bulls' ~ Suna°ay was Walker made ~· one of hll Ont 10--up shots when you are open." ·~
. t..Dlck Motta, coach-of-the Chicago Bulls, keyed by-~ .. 1Aver who sbo&I so LoYt laacl.~ OYer. 1r •.,-...._......,.• ~ T .... ':'T T
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Despite 2 Losses
Ferguson's: Ba~ Glove
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SAN DIEGO (AP J -The Los Angeles
Dodgers had hoped to get off to a roaring ! start thi• season at the expense of the
young San Diego Padres. But it was the
• Padres who were in command or their
-rsea~!l(Kl~nln serie ' taking two ()f .
.____:._three garileS.
The Dodgers needed thre'Lhits from
·' thir~ baseman Ken McMullen and a
ti clutch performance from catcher Joe
Ferguson. to win 'ihe final game of the
1.''series Sunday, 4--0.
~ Ferguson. 26, doubled in the liflh in-
ning to expand the Dodgers lead to 4-0.
• and pitchers Tommy John and George
CUlver tOOk it from there scattering eighl
· Padre hits.
' Dodgers manager Walter Alston has -
~ said that Ferguson and Steve Yeager are ' the best young catchers the Dodgers
have had since Roy C&npanell~ and John
L Roseboro. lf Fergyson continues his
· heroics at the plate.Yeager may never
"' ge t a chance. ~~
"I'd like to think there's still a link to
-Campanella," said the 6-2, 210-pound
( Ferguson, ~·because that's what l 'd like : '° bring to this team, lhal kind of po1re r
I and spirit.
"A catcher is invaluable. You can 't put
.J.. a price tag on -him. If I do the job
defensively, then I'll stay in the lineup
and I'll hit home runs."
Ferguson homered in each of the first
two contests, and played flawless
defense. He is a rarity on the Dodger
squad, a power hitter, and coach Jim
Gilliam c.onsfantly reminds him · of his
assignment at the plate. .
~ -''-Junior-keeps reminding me to swhlg
hard, .. to get _the ball _ in the air,"
Ferguson said after Sunday's game. "He
say~ we 'have erlough guys· Wbo hit it on
the ground, that we need somebody to
get it up."""'
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Without Merger-Rupp
DAYTON, Ohio iAPJ -Adolph Rupp
believes the spiraling bonuses for college
talent \'-'oula be trimmed lwo-lhirds by a
merger of pro basketball's t\\'O leagues.
"lf we don 't merge,'' said lhe preSidenl
or the American Basketball Association 's
1'1emphis Tams. "we can forget about
80me teams in both leagues.
''They won't be around 'next year.''
Rupp said of shaky franchises in both the
~Q~~<\I Ba~ketball Association and the
Rupp, 71. ~Who retired last seam as
the University of Kentucky coach, said
he .has been scouting college seniors
personally "so wo don't make a tragi c
ml.stake and pay ~ boy too much."
The man who coached a national col·
lege record or 879 victories said, "ti's
easier for me to spend $300 or'$400 in ~x·
pcnses than payiog a boy a ·$150,000
bonus that can't even make it in our
league."
T'hc ran1ed Baron. out of rcli rcment tn
coach the East in the college all·s!"dr
game last weekend . dtooled at all or th e
pJ;iyers assembled ror the contest.
"The talent is very good this year," he
s~ "but all these boyS here got the tfolla~ sign in their eyes. I doubt ir we
could afro.rd any or them."
Rupp said the Tams need only a pair of
top-night forwards to develop into an
ABA title threal.
"\Ve must have lost 10-12 games in the
last minute this season,'' he explained.
"Tliat 's how close we are to being a good
team."
Rupp said he didn 't see many regular
season Kentucky games but did watch
the Wildcats in the NCAA Mideast
Regional Tournament. He guided five UK
teams .. to NCAA titles in his 42 seasons.
"I hoped they would get in there with
UCLA ." he said. "but when 1 saw
UCL.A's ·Bill \Valtcn, I'm glad they
didn't.''
fiupp said he misses college coaching
"lo some extent." but \van ts no part of
1hc pro coaches' gririd.
·'J couldn't stand pro coactilng. Eighty
1~·0 games, l couldn't do that."_he said.
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The triumph was the second 1tra.ighl any more than a 7$-?S leM-'loml into the encun; t~t.61rd period. Bob1" Wtlss~~· ,. ., ~ ,, ~':ut ·' ~· 1~
for the Bulls and 4'!vened their belt-of· flnll j)mod, and his bUtet With le!l.1 Utan made a big buket and a key Mal Er~~ • °"' 0 :~ .: :: • :
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playorf'aeries at two gamea each. stay 87-86. • • .. -we had to have a pair near1Lbe.-ffid and 1~ ,,~!a.a _,1 JI ,~ 1......N
. The S;erles s}lJrts._ tQ.. L4s Angelei Tues· TbenJle teamed with.Chet Walker and -he got 'em both. What ,,-1erles he's ,..c11idl0· ,,. 21 n i:s U--fl\
day night with game No. 6 to be played Bob Weiss to pull tbe Bulla to a 96-88 lead ' •playing." . ~ Fou1<111 11111 : arldiMs. veri Lier. )
In Chicago Friday night. If the teventh and the"rest o! Ufe &~ was dowDbill~ Love said, "IylaYtlf same game all. !~~"r':.u: Lo! MMlff "· '*--21·-
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Stand~_~y
ATLANTA (APl -Pele Jllata_yich _
triggered an aroused Atlanta rally late. in ,
the fourth quarter powering the Hawks to
a 97.94 triwnph over the Boston Celtics
Swut8y, squaring the NationaJ Basketball
Association Eastern Conference
semifinal series at two games apiece.
Maravich threw in 13 of his game high
37 points in lhe final period. The learns
will meet in Boston for game No. 5
Wednesday ind return To Atli nta .Filday
night fo:·the sixth-gaine. ·
Maravich snapped an 88-88 tie on a 24-
fool jumper wlth_3_:28Je!t..Nl!f lhe Hawks
led ti! the finish. However, the Celtics got
to within ~94 on a pair of free throws by
Jo Jo White with nine seconds to pl ay.
Maravich then put the game out of reach
with two free throws two seconds later.
The Hawks had spurted to a 77~ lead
after three . quarters, but the Celtics
came roaring out with 14 consecutive
points, six by Jchn Havlicek, to gain a 77-
77 tie after four minute!I of the final
period before Maravich took-·charge.
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FRESNO -Jack Causey. a former
twO-time NCAA ~1ege diviSion n8li00al
cha mpion now attending South e r.n
California College 0£ Costa Mesa, cleared
seven feet in the hi.Di jwnp in a track
-and field meet With Fresnri Pacific
College here Saturday .
CaUsey mad e the height on his third at~
tempt using the conventional roll rather
than the rtoi:i: style ,he has been working
-On recenuy uOOer coaCh-Jfiil:'cruiiij)ion.
No $ Signs
SARASOTA, Fla . -1is 'E\tert, who
says she d°'5n't "have·money signs" in
her eyes , has tucked an additional $5,000
into her purse by winning the $20,000
First Federal of Sarasota USl..TA Open
tennis championship.
Miss Evert, 18; defeated Evonne
Goolagoog, 6-3, 6-2, Sunday lo.Jake Jbe
first prize. Miss Goolagong, 1 9 7 l
Wimbledon champ from .Australia, won
$2,500 .
"It !eels good," said lhe Fort
Lauderdale tennis sensation cf · her win·
nings which ·oow total $31 ,000. "But I
don't have money signs in my eyes.
'11le Hawks stonned to a 32-24 lead
after the first quarter in which Hudson
threw In 12 points. Atlanta then moved to
Its biggest margin 9f the half after three
minutes of the second quarter, 39-26,
before Boston's superior rebounding
began to take its toll.' Havlicek hit his
first basket of the half with 30 seconds
remaining and added a ·pair of th ree
throws, giving Boston a 50-47 edge at
WILT BLOCKS A SHOT ATTEMPT BY CHICAGO'S DENNIS AWTREY. When I go out on lhe court, I think only
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NEW YORK (AP) Wall Frazier
scored six points during a decisive 13-1
splurge early in tbe fourth quarter as the
New York Knicks won a berth in the Na-
tional Basketball Associa tion's Eastern
Conference playoff final s with a 109-99
victory over Baltimore .
The Knicks, in eliminating Baltimore
four games to one, became the first team
to advance past the opening round cf the
playoffs.
They now will meet the winner of Ult
Boston-Atlanta series for the Eastern ti-
Knicks, le~ding only 78-76 after
three q rs of the nationally televised
game, raced commanding 91-77 ad-
vantage at the outs t-otthe fina l period.
A free throw by Phil J3l!k:SOQ began the
spree. Frazier followed with a Jbmp~hot,
then Dave DeBusschere, Frazier a~
Willis Reed connected on field goals
before Baltimore's Elvin Hayes in·
terrupted the burst with a free throw.
Jackson then hit a driving two-pointer
and Frazier followed with an unmolested
layup after a steal.
After that, the Bullets never came
closer than IO points.
Earl Monroe, the Knicks' leading
scorer with 26 points , drove, jumped and
outsmarted young Phil Chenier, popring
in 20 points on 10 or 13 field goa at·
tempts in the first half when the Knicks
surged to a 54-45 lead, outscoring the
Bullets 23-14 in the second quarter.
'Mle Krucks, virtually invincible at
home this season where they now are 38-
6. hit better than 60 percent of their noor
shots in the first two periods, compa~cd
to only 40 pc.reent for the Bullets.
ln the second quarter, they were 12 fer
18 whlle J3altimore managed only six of
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It was her fourth victory in five
tournaments on the USLTA tcur.
Both ~s Evert and Miss Goolagong
called it a. "tqugh ~tch_~.'-' __
-R_oyals'-Tougli Cookie Stolle Wins ·
HOUSTON -Unseeded Fred Srolle, a
former ball boy for Ken Rosewall, beat
Tom Okker 6-4. 6-1 ;tdefendlng world
Too Much !or Angels champion Rosewall· y defeated Jan
Kodes 6-2, 6-2 Sunda dvance to Mon·
day's finals of the 39 Rive~ Oaks·
American Gene·ral tennis tournament.
The California Ailgels ran into a tough
Cookie over the week"end.
Cookie Rojas, the 34-year-cld Kansas
City second baseman , dropped a surprise
bunt single down the third base line in
the eighth inning, Sunday to score what
proved to be the winning run and give the
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their season cpening three-game series in
catifomia.
"I'm glad he's getting out-or town."
conceded Angels manager B ob b y
\Vinkles. "He killed us."
During the three-game set. Rojas
gathered seven ·hits, four of them
doubles, in 13 at·bats and drove in 6 runs.
Two of hls doubles and the decisive
bunt single came Sunday.
"It was a surprise play," Rojas con-·
tended. "It's fine if it works but you're
also liable to get thrown out by 15 feet.''
Rojas' bunt came with runners on 5eC"
ond and third and two out. scoring Jerr·
M&y-from third base with a run that
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California crept to within one in their
half of the eighth and .chased struggling
starter Dick: Drago. After pinch-hitter
John Stephenson singled and Rudy Meoli
walked, Broce Dal canton replaced
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Meoli raced to third.
Vada Pinson -was walked intentionally
befcre Dal' Canton quieted the uprising
by getting designated bitter Bob Oliver
on a fly t6 shallow center.
"When we get five runs and 11 hits, we
expect to win," Winkles said. "U you
want ·to knock scimelhing ••• knoc!Mhe pitching.
"I'm goinr to become concerned if we
dontt start doing some ihings on lhe
m0W1d that are basic -like getting
ahead of the hitters."
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had that problem. It finally caught up
with him in the fourth when a 4.-2 Angels
lead suddenly vanished on back·to-Oack
homers by Hal McRae and Lou Pinella.
The Angels. were off today before
entertaining the Minnesota T w i n s
Tuesday night. The 'l\vinS, fresh from a
three-game sweep of \Vorld Series'cham·
pion Qakland, will use Bert Blyleven (1-0)
while Bill Singer makes' 'his American
League debut for California.
Stolle, making the finals of a WCT tour
event fer the first time, played one or his
best matches of the year I n
systematically dissect ing Okker, of The
Netherlands, with accurate placements
and an effective net game.
Rosewall, who has beaten Rod Laver
the past two years In the WCT cham-
pionship finals in Dallas, hasn't won a
tournament this year.
Hates to Lose
PHILADELPHIA -Margaret' Court
!'ays she hates to lose, so she doesn't .
She dominated both singles.and doubles
play here this week· as Australian entries
romped in the first $50,000 Max·Pax Cof·
fee tennis classic at the Palestra.
-Mrs. Court.took only ~minules to "'in
the singles tiUe, 6-1, 6-0 over fellow
Almie· Kerry Harris, then teamed with
Lesley Hunt to capture the doubles
crown. .
"I moved her around a bit," Mrs.
Court said of her $12,000 singles victory,
her eighth in 10 Virginia Slims
tournaments this year. She has now won
$59.850 on the circuit this .Year.
"The thing that is so great about her is
she's so tough," the 22-year-old Miss
Harris said. "She's not ,going to give you
a game. She concentrates on making
every shct. When she stops con-
centrating, I guess she'll be retired."
"I hate to lose," Mrs. Court admi tted.
"If J play for $100, I' play as hard as I
would for $100,000." , I
NY, Sabres,. St. Loujs,
Flyers Score Victories . .
NEW YORK -Goalie Ed GJacomln
earned -bis firs! Slanley Cup sh.itout Sun-
day night as lhe •New Yort Rangers
defeated the Bo51on Bnllna ~ in lhe
fourth game of the-National Hockey
League playoff series.
The victory gave tpe Rangers a 3-t
edge in the best-of·scven quarter-final
rcund, lvith the lifth game scheduled for
Tuesday night in Boston.
60 feel oul ln lhe second period. He also
scored from jUSI 10 feel from the net .. ~,
with only 19 seconds left in the game.
""' I BLOOMINGTON, Minn . · --y
Clarke's first career Stanley CUp goal
and ·Doug Favell's hot goaltending car4
ried the Philadelphia Flyers to a 3-0 vie·
tOry over the Minnesota North Stars Sun·
dny and into a lie or th~r National
Hockey League quarter~final playoffs.
50·1· .Shot Nears Masters Crown
Glacomin, playing in his 44th career
Stanley QJp game, kicked out 33 shots
and protected the -shutout twice during
the lhinl period wilh lhe Rangers lwo
men short.
New York scor_ed l\00 goals In each or
lhe flnl _two periods qalnst Boston
The series, knolled at two games each,
resume( Tuesday night ln Philadelphia
and returns lo Minnesota lot lhe sixth
game Thunday night. ,,,,
ST. LOUIS -Lei! wing Phil Roberto'•
unassisled goo! lgnlll<l a oecond period
rally lhal c'arrled the SI. Louis Bluea Ill a
~ victory over lhe 01lcago Blad<
Hawks, staving of! elllninatloo In the Na·
lional Hockey League Slsnley Olp
AUGUSTA,' Ga. (AP) - A young 50-1
dort-borw from England, Pe to r
Oolltr!Nls, carried the double advantage
" • lhreMlroke lead and the prospect or '~cry BrlUsb ~ ... !her lodsy Into the
ftnll round ol the Masten -lh• golf
""'"""""' they-'te camivph< Who's-u ..
Op& -"The) 111 there's 1 strong chance a:r
wind and rain Mond•Y -that should br
perfect weather for an Englishman," the
to~ring gotrmg gypsy with lhe feathery
pu!Ung touch said afler brealdng out or a
logjam with a four-und~par 6S and tak· ...
ing charge at Augusta National wlth a
....,. or 211.
Someone asked hlm in passing i! ~e
mott confjdent because Jack Nicklaus is
eight shots behind.
"I really don't know where Nicklaus
stands," lhe 24-year~d OOSterboiJ 11id,
~~t1~~· an eyebrow. ''I ~Uy . dkln't
The powerfUI Nicklaus. 1 $-I favorite al
the st1rl of the tournament lo caj>lure
his fifth Maslen, foltow.d his put Una .
collapoe or Friday with a triple-bogey
eight on the 15thJ19te.Jn,JlJe llllrd roun~
SW!day and shot a 73 for 2ti.
Thtre w•re 14 playm In hull or
Nicklaus and three others, Including
amateur Ben O'enshaw, evon with him as the field preparocl for lhe final 18
holes over rain-drenched Augutila.
Oue of t~se was Gay Brtwe·r, the
snul>nooed balller who won here In 19&7.
Brewer was asked 1£ he was happy that a
bunch or lesser knowns were •bead or
him lnsttad of Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer
or Lee Trevino.
"Xeah," Brewer replied. A pause.
"Hell. yeah!''
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BUFFALO -GU Pereaull acorod IWO
goals Sunday nlghi as the Burralo Sabres
besl lhe Monltl!al canadlens $-1 for their
first victory In the National Hockey
(,<ague Stanley Cup playoffs.
The aeries resumes In ~1ontreal Tue&-
day nigh! with lhe canldlens leading the
besl~f-seven set 3-1 .
Perreault, the Sabres' hlgt..coring
center, fired home the wtnnllli goal from ,
• quarter-linols Sunday night.
The Blues, In rallying from a 2--0 dellcll
midway th""'lh the first period, trim•
med 01lcago's lead lo S.I In the bes .Of-
scv.cn series, whlch ret.oms 10 Chica&•
for a fifth game scheduled Tuelday
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Monda1 , April q' 11)73 DAILY PILOT J
Ed-i-son Post to Workman
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By ROGER CARLSON .,...... two w .. k. alter La
Of ... o.1tW ,..., ltaft Habra ........,Hi&h coach Craig
Bill Workman "'ill take O\'t:r Hastin w•s offered the job,
the head rootbiill coa.-cbtng lhen surprlstngly4 umed it
relns at Edison High ScllOOl do"'"·
Tt;;;emore fflrs as \'&t!llty
backfield <:90ch at Whittler.
produced three more titles.
'¥.~ oofor.-wrnpplng ,UP jiis
collegiate career at Whitt ler.
VaU and Asaro, incidentall~.
are also Whittier CQ.Uege
graduatel_,. . I for the 1973-74 school ,year The 31-year-old \Yorkman ls
followlng the expected formal a \Vhillier College graduate
approval-of -the HuntingtoQ. Md irL~even,l'.ears or associa·
Beach Scbool Board o r lion wltlilliel'<>ets Institution
Trustees Tuesd'ay . he \.l'as linked "'ilh seven
Afttr-lhe 1969 season he.
went to East L.os Ang~les
College 1s a. defensive
backfiekl-coach .... foi-ona..cam· palgn, tlltn IJ>OV'ed to Edison ,_ __
The DAILY PILOT learned cham pionships.
exclusively . from highly in· As a r 1;1 h n Ing back and
formed sources that Workman defensive ace \Y o rkm an
is "Edison principal Ernest played on two championship
Pascoe's choice to replace ~ieams. ·
-¥i.nce Asar who-retil"e<.i-He spenLq.n~ y..e.ar at .Ca
~ 1 earlier after a two-yW stint. High (1964) as an offensive
-Workman was Jisled as backfield coach and then
Edison 's choice lasl week in returned to Whittier as the
the DAILY PILOT. head freshman coach for two
Workman's recommendation champioriship $easons.
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· lrvO\e'League opponents c'a n
look for few changes froqi
Edison's attack u n d cir
\Yorkman. He's expected to
k,eep tht , offensive an d
defensive systems intact that
~revail under Bill V-eil and
Asaro. The at er gures o
aid \Yorkman as an assistinl.
Workhtan prepped at Bell
fligh in Los Angeles ·GO lege
for two years as a defensive ,
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Angeles-CC {Nov. 11-)~ ... --,l--;;,:
Shack leford says his team will again scrim· JUtteaters
mage Cerritos io a night affair at the Nor· .,..:__
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Of ltll Diiiy Piiot Slllf
It lakes a lot of assets for a
high school athlete lo pole
vault 15 feet.
team. Too, he grabbed a
fourth in the 180 low hurdles.
His sparkling performance
was recognized with the
presentation of the DAILY
PILOT trophy as the meet's
First, according to Newport outstanding ath1e te.
Harbor High track and field Despite his versatility,
coach Bob l-Jailey, you have to Hailey says he doesn't expect
. . DiStanislao to fool around with hav~ speed, coordination and much other than the pale vault confiden~e. . , _in collegiate activity.
!'I.so, 1t helps 1£ you re 6-3, "Toni's No.1 love i.Sthe pole
17:> paunds an~ go. by th.e vault. He only dOes the hurdles
narr:ie o~Tom J?iStanistao. for the team aria at thiS'point
:: D1St~ruslao is a 0ne:-m8;'1 he's just a novice in hurdlin g.
-·.:· wrecking crew ror Hailey 5 But I think it's also helping his
, • ~ Newport _Harbor ir~ck con· vaulting
., . , tl_ngent, b~t hls forte is ob-"His bests are ls.o and 20.t.
... v1ously ~e pole_ vault. . T think he might ~Ve done
The nifty ~ruor t.ook f~ve at· better in the lows at the Beach
tempts at his s~~alty tn ~e Cities if he hadn't crashed and
r.ecent Beach Cities. Inv1ta· ·burned at Western tw~ays t1on~l and cleared in sue· earlier," opines the Newport
cession, 13-0, 13--6, 14-0, 14-8 tutor.
~ and 15-0. As a sprinter DiStanislao is
;:-The last v.ault ~as good by rated third on the varsity,
!ou: or f1~e inc~s and behind Brian Theriot and Halley's convinced his protege
can capture the state cham·
~ pionship in May at Woodland
High.
Just last Sat·urda y
DiStanislao b r o k e Bob
Vince Mulroy.
Al so a major factor in
DiStanislao's improvement
this year has been his rapid
growth.,
At S.3, 175, his statistics are
ideal with the use of the cata·
l!ntrin fir Mllldll'
CIMr & Fait Finl pOll I p.m.
St hldl M llt r-. U l'.xllda 111 ""
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.. 1RST RACli. Dfll milt. p1ce con-
d111flf1td. s ye1r olds 11111 under non pole, a fiberglass pole with ex· wlnMri of 2 r1ees. purse sl.IOO. ·cellent spring in ii. B1rm1ry Droopy. R. V1lle1 Key
ill · f · M1tl1 PrlllCI, J, Miiier ' As for his capab· ·ues o 1m· H11111e1 B•Y· G. L•n•
Proving his Is.-0 mark Hailey Eura Bret, J. o·Brlen Manning, D. IC1zm1!er says Distanislao could up the Tor91, w. si-t standard to 15-6 on fti s-next Betrv Al1m1hUl't1, J. B111ey Lumbef' By~ca. J . w11n1rn1
good day. SECOND RACE. °"' mile. pace. And when he-does-you can-condlllooed c11 br_ed s year o!ds •nd . under m1!de-n. pUrllfl Sl.600. bet there will be even more oer11 Ditto, M. Jones
eyebrows raised than when he ,,..,., Max.le, J. 11enne11 Ol1mot1e. Prl11C1, M. Ho!I cleared the 15--0 barrier. 11r1v111, K. c.rtna1
"Hardly anyone even. gave i:~mH~i,~J~t.";:=.t•·
-htm a look last year at lU," stir Auet, L. Gnoorv
I" H ·1 "but God F L Ury, J. sn.rren says at ey'. . my ' THIRD RAC•. OM mne. PKI . those extra s u: mches mean a c111m1ng 111 19es IOP c111m1ng price
lot. Sud~enly everyone wants ~~~~~.~~ wuuimi to 5ee him." J'rmty Atwiton. G. l onstO
Included l.Il the list of 1'n Spec.tllaur. H. Elvlm • Niie Won, J. Gral\3m Quisitive are UCLA Stanford Voto l:lonor. o . 1C11JT1aler · $ ·-' G . ' Marl1t11 Belli, R. MCC!lm1n1 San Jose tate and eorg1a Lad'f ct1111 s. A. Tritten Jr. Tech. · · ' IC w G. A. wrnoer
J'OURTH RACE. One mlle. pac1.
clalmlno all It"· fop d 1lmlng price
lS.075. pur<1e ll,IOO
Chlef'Revel«. G. Grant
C1p!lal· N, B. Moe -
llroc:kles Dream. W. Shott
Valiants Heart. JI:. V1lle1 Key
Grnttul B11u. S. OISomtr
ll1ttl!ng lle.11. W. PeTersen Jr.
Takom1 Tass, M. Smith
Armbro Jntl!I', G. Mattos
again.
''We'll defininte1y · be Ii title contender,"
says Shackleford. "Rio Hondo has mmt· of its
people back and is corning olf three straight
championships . So I'd pick them again, but
we'll be right in there.
"I'm very, very optimistic about next sea:
sc:>"· I don't think there's been a year where
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SHEFF
walk campus.
* * * Rumor departinent: Among those reported·
Jy_ 1eeklng lb~ Saddleback College aquatics
job are Lee Artli (Rlo Hoodo ~Cqllege), curr
Hooper (Corona del Mar), BUI Barnett tNe\.l··
po11.Harbor), Jon Urba11ebek (Anabelm) and
A-Uke Scbeisel (Los Amigos ). -
It'll be another three weeka7beforc an an·
nounce ment &I made.
. ;wo Long Beach cily College girl swim·
mers arc high Oll the list of top JC ti1nes in
the ·state.
Ann Sin1rnons has the Courth fastest clock·
ing in the 500 free (5:03.5) and the second
fastest j n the t,000 fr ee (10:15.2). And Su.tic
Atwood is eighth in the 200 back (2:08.8).
Both were members of the 'U.S. Olympic
·team in 1972 -Miss Atwood finishing second
in the 200 back and third in the 100 back
and Miss Simmons placi ng fourth in the aoo.
m.eter free.
, -. --Tbele aren't very many changes on the
we ve .had ~~I r~tlon like we've .h?d this,-Golden West College basketball schedule for =· Recruiting baS been the best its ever ltn.7t, says Rustlers C1)8Cb Dick Stricklin.
"And it bas 8 lot to do with the type or Golden West wUJ open the season against
athlete yOu're recruiting. There just are more Cerritos, then boflt ~lval Orange Coast. Other
good high school seniors this year. There's non-conference games are with Chapman
an awful lot of junior college-talent avail· Fr:osh, Bantow, San Diego CC, LA Trade
able." Tech, San Diego l\t~sa and Soulb"•es~tm.
Shackleford says freshmen will definitely ~ .Strlc_klin says he !... also ~i~g_ I~~
man the skilled positions. "We have only one l\tonr park, Ch arr e y and RlvenlCle tOiirna·
wide receiver in sc hool. no tailbacks and no ments .
quarterbacks .. So there'll be a lot or .fresh· "\\'e're starting over next season ," 1ay1
man faces at the skilled spats." . Strieklln, who loses bis entire starting rive.
Golden \Vest opens the season Sept 15 Strlcklln says the Rustleni' leading scorer
against rival Orange Coast. then visits Pal& last season -Gary Orglll -may aUend C•d
mar (Sept. 29), Mt. San Antonio (Sept. 22), Poly {San Luis ObJspol while Jef( St. Clair
East LA (Oct. 6) and LA Southwest (Oct. 13). ls talking about Texas A&I or llumboldt
The next four are at home against Cypress State.
(Oct. 2ill, ·santa Monica (Oct. Z7). Rio Hondo And S.10 center l\tark Dekker is currently
(Nov. 2) and LA Harbor (Nov. 10). The at Cal Poly (SLO) and Js hopeful of becoming
Rustlers then conclude the season at Los eligible by September.
Junior Tourney at Seacliff
green fees and lunch lo be
Face USC
Tuesday
LOS ANGELES -UC Irvine gets~ a second chance •t the
NCAA unlvetslty d i v i s i o n
defending baseball champion
USC Trojans Tuesday al·
ternoon at Bovard Field on the
SC ca1npus (2 :30).
Jerry Meras (3-1) \\' 111 be
the starting pitcher ·ror coach
G'ar-yi..Adams" Ant.eaters ••
Maras has a fancy 1.45 e.r.a
after spotting the UCLA
Bruins three runs in the first
inning a week ago and losing,
3·2.
The UCI nine has been hit·
ting well all season with Terry
Stupy. Jeff Malinorf and Rod
Spence paving the way. Dan '
liansen ha s also come up in
recent games und ts close to
his nrst·year avert\ge at UCI.
Spence has six homers and
one more would-break the
season individual record of sl:r
hC:-il'OWrK>lds -along wlflf
Malinoff. Stupy, Malinoff and
Spence have belted 13 for the
season and with seven others
by teammates including · ·two
each by Jack Cleveland and
l{ay Humphries (total 20) the
team mark Is four ahead of
the 'best previous season ( 16).
The Trojans are again
favored to win th~CAA
university d i v 15,.J-o n cham·
pionship, \vhile A:Clams and the
Anteaters haVe their sights set
on the college division playoffs
and title this season. Seven or
the nine defeats have come at
the hands of u n iv'e r sl ty
division teams including two
to Arizona State.
Seagren's Cha ffey Invitational
; • va ult record with a top effort
of 14--10.
Two athletes have recorded
ts.Gs this year nationwide and
. . DiStanislao is right behind
l<UiTH RAC!!. One mile. PICI.
d1lmlng all IQIS. top cl1t.nlng price
Sf~ pUrH 12.400.
Mly A!lmlral, J. Wllllams
NHd Kash. F. Hayden Jr.
My D«IOh, R. Wlllllins
Sllaclyd1l1 RI)(, D. Meyocki
Bambooz, J. T. Ruuelt
Sllalney, M. Holt
Huntington Seacliff Country
Club will be the scene of the
first annual HuntinR\on Beach
Junior Chambe~ offcommerce
junior golf cham.PTOnSliip to be
staged during Easter vacation
on Thursday. April 19.
\Viii also qualify for t h e
Southern California Junior
Golf Champion.ships to be held
in Santa Ana ;June '21·22.
Qualifiers will receive ~.t!'C·
penses for the event to be
played at Riverview golf
Course over 36 holes.
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with his 15-0. The national in·
.... ._ Jer.schol11stic re~ord is 16-7,
'": .. ~ shared by Robert PiillarO ana
: Casey Cartigan.
: ln the Beach Cities meet
DiStanislao also captured the
high hurdles in 15--0 and an·
chored the winning 440 relay
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For Charity
Invitations are in the mail
' ' for the ninth an nu a 1
Assistance League or Santa
Ana charity gol f c I a s s i e
scheduled 1'-1ay 7 at Santa Ana
Country Club.
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The event will be a shotgun
start at noon with participants
greeted by league members at
their automobiles as they ar·
rive, then escorted to the en·
try table where coffee and
doughnuts will be served .
Richard Newby of Green
River CC is the defending
champion in the event, that
began in 1962 when Earl
Engman took first prize. Other
winners include Lee Hasen·
jaeger, 1963; Bill Perry,. 1964:
Steve JukiCh. 1965 and 1008; Al
Shinn, 1966; and T o m
Blackm an 1970.
Deadline for ente;iMg the in· : .... vitalional event iit April 25 ..,_,""-__ _ ,, , .. ,
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with f u r t h e r information
availnblq by calling 1'1.rs.
Robert Treshle (838=4914 ). NEWPORT HARBOR'·~ TOM DiSTANISLAO.
F\inds raised from the -----------'-----------
tournament with a $3.1 entry ree will be used to support the
philanthropic program of the
Santa Ana Assistance League.
These proar-ams include the
Homemaker Service fo r
Children, Operation School
Bell and emergenex help to
deserving lndlvldualt a n d
special gifts to major com·
munlty proJtets.
A dinn<r" will be-held ln the
e.venlni to culminate the day
nr golf w1tll prize• awarded at
thal time.
~·ea Sports Calendar
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Sc1ven11er. IC. M1y1111rd
Scon:Mr Wave. J. Bennin
llXTN RAC•. Ofl9 m!Ue. pace.
c111m1no 111 l!lft. too c111m1ng price
S7AOD pUl'SI 12AOI.
Trophies will be awarded to
the first fol.Ir finishers who An entry fee of $4 includes
parlor on the day of the
tourney. Entry forms are
available al H u n ti n gt o n
Seacliff CC pro stwp or by
cal!!_ng 963-4012 or 963·2821. [
Entry deadline -is April 16.
Mist.,. Hotshot, R. Glll1t1,11
Active Gene, J. O'Brien
John Olis, J. llalley• Grnt lrllh, 5. Desomer
WH Richard D, C. C1mpbel1 Jr. SUndown List, D. Cronll; •
P'-nlx llyr.:1. J. Cranis
Harlan Le.. T. Bartf!f1e
SEVENTH RACI'. One m!le. D&Ce.
cl1lmlng alt ~. too ct1lmlng prk1
Sl7M JH!rH u..600.
Baseball Standings
B""'"I 8, Jim Mlllt!° Btlle 01-,:mpla, J. llllltY Plntl111d N, G. Longo
Per$Ol'llllly, D. Ack1rm1n
Am1>1lly. R. WUUam1
National Leacue
Aatw1n. J. 81llty
Ml. Airy Bftl, J, Dinn!$ POl)l•r Chuc11:, E. Cobb Pittsburgh
EIGHTH RACE. On1 mlll. pece. C°'1• N York
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In 12.73 comb •• non w1nllllf1 o1 $10.000 Chicago In 7:!·7l comb tn.t are non winners 11'1
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Dnl't •arn.i sct'lldultd. . '
The Newport Beach Gym-
llastics Center girls team Wilt \
compete against a team o!
touring German g y n1 n a a t I
Tuesday at 7 p.m. at C<>rona
dcl Mar High.
· The eight·glrl Gennan team,
members or the Tum-Club '12
of Leverkusen, Germany l$ on
a »day tour or the United
States. The team COMfsts ol
S(lveral German area cham·
plons, but no mcmbors or the
Olympic team, ancLlht-<0m·
petition should be fairly equal •
according to gym center
director Tom WUliams.
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ORT LEASES
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_ _,,,otorola .>ice_ presi®u1 John F. Mitchell sh~ws
how easily the firm's newest product -Dyna TAC
Portable Radio Telepbone Syste m -can be used
Crom the heart of a cit y. The. phone 1till enable a
user to call from virtually anywhere in a _metropol·
1tan area to.any other phone in the world.
~ Firm Acquisition
:. Sought by Datnm
Datum Inc., Anaheim·based
t-manufacturer oI mini-com·
-puter peripheral equipment ,
: aMounced Thursday it is in
: the final phase or negotiating
: a letter of intent which if con-
,.. summated will give Datum
the option to acquire a firm
that manufactures mini -Com·
made by Wallace E. Rianda,
president and chairman of the
board of directors, at the an-
nual shareholders meeting in
Los Angeles.
The mini-computers will
complement Datum's broad
line of mini-c_omputer
put~rs and add-on memory ( )
eqmpmcnt. BRIEFS ~ The announcement w a s . ~~~~~~~ .....
~New !_lops
,. May MeQ,n
' v. Cheap Beer
f WASIIlNGTON !AP) -A
new variety o( hop soon may
allow American brewers to
lower their costs· while re·
taining the European flavor o!
their beer.s and ales.
• The Agriculture Department
J says Cascade is the~ first hop
1 variety to be developed in the
~ UnHed States with aroma and
• b r e w i n g c h aracteristic
similar to those of the milder
hop varieties now coming
from Europe.
THE DEPART~fE1''T says
its greatest market potential
lies in replacing those hop im· Ports. which totaled 13 million
pounds in 1971.
Hops are used by brewers
, !or flavoring and bittering
~ mall beverages such as beer t and ale. Cascade is high in
alpha-acids, the compound L that imparts brew bitterne~s
and navor.
The department. says some
or t h e nation's biggest
breweries already have agreed
to try the new variety. And it
says the nation's fourth
largest brewery has con·
j tracted ror some $30 million
• worth of Cascade hops over
.: the next 10 years.
peripheral equipment a n d
software products. The add~
rtWJnOry e quipment is
primarily designed for the full
line of PDP-11 computers.
enenaey
Bentley Laboratories o (
Irvine, has leased three·
quarters of an acre of pro-
perty at 1678"1'1-lale Avenue in
Irvine and will construct a
building to house a new
division for the manufacture
and sale of biolog ica l reagents
and medical controls, an·
nounces President D. J.
Bentley. I
Edwin A. Mese rve or Grubb
& Ellis Co. 's Newport Beac h
office represented b o t h
Bentley and the lessor, Irvine
Industrial Com plex of Irvine.
Opening. is expected in July.
e Alr Cal
Air California carried a
reco rd 97 ,275 passengers in its
·satell ite markets durin g
fl.1arch and fle\v a total of
34,364,900 re venue passenger
miles. These figures result in
increases of 9.8 percent and
8.6 percent, respectively, over
a year ago according to
Joseph E. \Valker, assistant
vice president for the airline.
Traffic results for the first
three 1no nths of 1973 show
266,852 passengers c a r r i e d
compared to 241 ,928 for a J0.3
percen t increase over the
compnrable 1972 per i o d .
Revenue passenger miles were
94,247.500 ve rsus 86,030,l;IOO, for
a 9.6 percent increa!i"C.
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-',/~~1[~ Rick Taylar,...of· rillo Beach
y aclil-Cllib, ... • the -all -ll!!il .a.a c . 8oiunloy
Greyhound express -bUS col· Tbe serioualy "~~ .. =~~·· PUBUC NOTICE llded with the rtar of a se~-. ,, ________ _
Thi ~ ,.,_ b doll'll Miflffl • _. trailer -truck loaded with ( )
.. ~CMliv$t.5 atU.T.oNs. 1m • 1_ ~J:.C~~::mo:;~6 lumber and .overturned north . BRIE .... ··E'. 'Sr-t _
., .. CO.ti JrMM, C.Mt. f'MM MOTIC• °" IWTINID•• ft.Utllll ... Ofll of thlt central cauror.nta com· r'
Cf'\10 ~· Cl!,..... 1m • tow• St.. LHMIOll LK:•Nt• Ol LIClllSIS muoily __ , ~-=~~~~;".'.'.;,2:'.:~:'."'.'.c,, t---~·~:-.1\~~u..~-~ N lfto ~~I IS HHEt'I' QIV1N lo ttle i:.w..-..-....ltillcl•~· •I --_.... .....__ ,,...,.._.. .ii ETHIL<N ~A'Jf ~~ .......... ,. ~--ut11; -Wll.lllCr•lt, ctwvW ••cJi.r11y ,_. "1;a...-.. had left ·~ bound for passengers identity was
Tilli. .~ -"""''"°'"' ft1e C-Tr.,..._. •nd ~WtloM ~--' -i---""---released bnmfJdiatel)'. IY Ci.ti of Or_,.. c.utrty _.. ~II lf ......... 11 1m Creit V..W, Ill IN.City of Ange-IA UIU.r hQSi)tallzed.
ma. . ~ r.:l.:="•~~~:'r;~~ ~re~ cmh on Hlahway were , 1
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Mtrdl "' an11 .....,.11 i. , 1" 1m 111-n E•NEST "· STUM'"· Tr•~ and • ........ e Bfrir Prote•t ' . ~,!!.~· ::11~,.:9""'""."~r1~ _P1.1m,.1 c N<mCE___ -PUBl.JC NOTJCP.: City ot .......,...""'county of Onciot· s... :.r;-HAYWARD -About 10 Air
-----•"' ~ • PtcnTiovs 11n1M•ss N '"'""' .... Tht IM"-'Y ,, dtlcrlbed•l11 = .. ••: •AM• STATaM•NT a~ Guardsmen staged ---"'1CT1T1ous 1us1t1•ss ...,, stec11. 111 "" .... ~flxl\INI.•~"""" tllld 1hl -fli&IO'ltl"' -,.non• ,,..-doing ~a bn'ef demoo' strat•="a.._..• --.·E"......_._tL-. -P-.• # • , NAM• ITAT•M•HT good "'111of1 cer19l11 dri...111 lll•lry wit!! tit1t11• ••: . IUlll ~-.:' • V••• ~ _..,.. T.llf tolloWtl'll pefloOl'I It dalflO bultntSI off<Mi. bee!' ' wtrw bu•I--IWIW"fl •1 ~GIN.SER A·M E RI c AN PL.AN· the street from theJr baBe
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• . SIA.L IEACH OllVE·IH OAlltY and ATION 11'5 Ent CCM1I Hltl'IWIY• ,.,,.,"' ta. Wtst C"Ntl HlthW•'I'· ioii:ilMI ., :m ~In 111 TM City "' ~·· SVlt.1. Co.--... Mtr, Ctllf. nus here to protest rules that N....,-t llHdl. Catlfotf!W nwo IHCtl. County of Ortnee. Slttf ff iJnlgr...iw Fttrnlne, Ill(., 2M5 E••I •
Af(eulw 1m.r111tloftll Mlrt.tllf!O. Ctllfllml• • .,,. """',.,.ft-Wlowtl'll ... ,, HlefMf'I', c.--.. Mir. C•llf. make them keep tbelr hair
)IOO w'nt co.r HIOftWfY, Pffwporl edldlc: .,.._.... nc-,_. Nc-J: nns
llektl, Ctllfor'lll• ( SI t It of off<MW bMr tfld win. HU'll\W 20..a'1U American ""INlturtl SI r VI ct Jhort.
Replica of Golden Hinde rides out of Devon, England. It's ·full-size model' of'
vessel in ' which Sir Francis Drake circumnavigated the world in 1577·80. Per-,
manent home 'Will be Fisherman's Whatt in San Francisco.
In Balboa Yacht 'Club's S--
tlngton »Fathom nee, the ,
oecond of the M Series.
Forty-boats tun..,.1iiilt
ln-tl\o -~ dl-aod i.s · . !iO J.lklpt Oce@q
Ratjrig Fleet.. Winner · In ·
MOIU'-ns-Sail-fe<.Vle, -
skll>omd-by !loo DuBooe and Dalt 1WOld of Voyagers Yacht
Club.
FINAL RESULTS:
OVERALL -(I) Wings,
PattiJoo I Smyth I T I y for,
CBYC; (2) Andiamo, Bob
So!1aro, BYC; (3) Balandra,
McClalr/Uilmin, ·BYC.
c;;i.As.s A -(I) Bright star,
Bill Pascoe, NHYC; ( 2)
Drumbeat, !loo ~es Jr.,
NHYC; (3) Charisma, William
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lnawporttl1111 -Ctllfoml•l ,_ IUUtd to Jll''"'I'" klctltd •I 321 Carportlloll, »65' Etlf Coett Hlp..,, Regula"---reqn;,,;, the men Tiii• ......... " Cllllduci.d by • M•ln tor TM JM''""'-kM:•t.d ,, 317 Miii! Siii!• 7, Corofl• dfl Mir, c .. 11. f'2i'2S UUllll """'" CMM•t19!'1· '" lllt CllY ol ,... .. ICh. COUl!ly of Ttlh blltll\tU I• INlllO COllduc:fld lly • to wear their ha1r mW•·-· . ~111:=:..'tw:~.::~.,..,CMI-°':::·n!'·~c~";:;;_ prlct or CtlltomlJ:ie;~rMkln ~~-theyaret.ne .. twoactldavYF'edu.alyc'i'. -Newport Yaeli· t s
oPwer, NHYC; (4) Loco
---------,--Yiente IJ~Jim Seals, BYQ; m '.<;! ---~ . Jntermezze>i Jack Bibb, BYC. ,1.!J
IY Cltf1t ol OrM!Dt CGiintf oil Mlrctl II, ~ldtr.ilofl 111-C'D111.ctkln ...... Mid Aerkllltuftl s.rvtc. Corpewtll08 lUUUUJ
1m. trtrlll"' .. Mid 1ic-Car llc:triM•) •ncl MkNtf $, Mver• 'mn Mid butl11tu. llldl.ldlnci n.. nfff!\111111 !ft-Thi• ·~ 1Utd wtlh """ c-tt and short-hall' wt.gs are ban Put:tll.iitd Of"~ COii! O•lly l"tki!, -lor°f', It 1111 llJn'I of Slt$0.00, ~ti Cllrtl ol °'""' COlrnty Oii: Mlrctl 2', ned • -AP')t 2 , 16 23 1m tn·T.I cflf!ll111 o1 TM fottowtnt: c.111 11.000.001 ''n. 91' TlltreM M.. w1r111. ~tt Plllll, except for bald men, said •• · ' ' ' d.mlllll 11Gt11 .,..,.., In c11t1 """-" 'llblril'ltlll Or•• CM11 D•HY SPokesman Sgt. John Wen'" PUBiJc N_O'ftCE .-. aAOt.001 .,,,.Old "'"· NY•bf• .....,.11 i. '· 1" n. 1m lfG.73 ..... 111 c•lh """"" tM:row. 11.J00.001 !ft-~ 23, a law ·student from San
CLASS B -(!)Trend, Jim Jq/
Llndennan, BYC; (2) Free oJ
Spirit, Roy LaHue, BYC; (3) 111
Swift, Arrigo/Mallinckrodt, 1:J
,ICTITHM •US••••• 11~~ "°'.:.~v:::.. ... _:: . .:.::!!! PUBUC NOTICE Francisco. . NAM• ITATl"M•lfT wtc1 by 111t Tr~ wtlhln lhrM Y••rs "In the Air National Guard The fol+owl119 Ptt-trt doing ltil "'' • 1..-•• kMWll 111 Ille ' l'ICTJTIOU'I IUSIN•IS
IM'-••: -·-... MIM. .. ........ STAT•M•HT dol you're a civilian 21 days a
Win Top. Honors NHYC-BYC; (4) Ana Marla •1 .JI, Al Schoeilennan, BCYC;
(5) Blue streak, Tom Corke!!,
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' --,--011eovE1tY T1tAvEL, :im-0ct111 Tl'llt 11 111 • ...,. . ..,. ... INfwftll Mid TM fo11ow11111 penon• ,.,, "' nKlnth,'' Wentz said Sunday. Ave., U9uM 9NCll. C..llf. "'51 flctf!-111d 1111WN 11'"1111ltrN 11 r• bl.lllflftl •1: ~ c. Ctntlid W•NQl.llll Jr., MS Dlr1-tllllrMI by Ste. U014 of ""9\lllMll •!Id OltANG! co. CAil co .. 20Dll .. 1:4•·-"Even though you~re on duty
-· Laevne 9Nc:ll. c.m. f'MS1 Proi-IOM Codt, 11'111 lllt C011tldtr•llC111 9l'l'lf .. Cott• MfM '"'27 nJ tw d month M1rl1\>11 w. w1111ew111, '4S Dirt-. for 111t tr_,.,_ of Mid blnl""' •nd J1mn s.mton. = PlllftrM L.trw, O Y O ays a , you
-LMllN a..cf!, C•IH. t'26J'I . '"'""!tr' of Mid llctllll It to M Nld 11111't' H~llll~~I04 Alclla, Hllnlll!lllOll have to Jook: this WIY Ill the TIU bull-It corduc1M1 b't' a11 lft-1nw M1111 mn1tw 1111 bttri •OP""ov.d bY' • time. It really hampers your
lllM4IJ,tl. ~ .. Id ~"'*11 of Ak.oholk ......,.,_ Tl~~~ O ~"'"' ., , -·· C. Contld Wll'tk!Ultt. Jr. CClll!ral. "'1 """'l'lfll '°"'"' Civilian life." Ttllt 11•1-I Wll flied with tilt COIJll• T'llll • Utt, tr-'tf tl'ld Hllgnmtfll ol Nrtnertlllp,
By_ALMQN LOCKABfil'_ 9Mfllll •clltor
Three Newport yachts made
the best of the light going In
Los Angele.a Yacht Club's
·Point Dume-Santa Barbara
Island race Sunday to win top
overall and Class A honors.
tilnj!s on the Cl~s.,.A and~B
finishers. The race was the
fifth In LA YC's Whitney
Series.
Results:
' CLASS e -(l)cWings;-(1)
Ca sq u I e , Choat/Arnold
BCYC; (3) White . Ca p ,
Michael Etsenbe<g, WYC; (4)
Tomahawk D, John AreM,
ly Cltrk ol Or.,..-COllllty Oii .V...rdl 2', TM tfartSlld 1tock Ill tr1C11, lbturH. Thl 1·~· w5:~ with 1111 COllfl· tm tQlltpmtinl •lld good Wiii of .. Id butlnttt •• I c Mt ti 13 • B lJ .. -•MW w111 "' """· n TM (01111dtr•tlC111 .., c1er1t of or.. -tv 1111 r( · ~. o"eott rge. •-10!,lbltil'ltlll Orlftllf CO.ti DIUy Piiot. lhtttfor logether Wltll the con1llS...stl1111 1t7l. l'DMf I
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PUBLIC .,_CE COltWmm.M ., or en.r !!It 7'11 111..., o1 M.-rctt If, » lftd Aprll 2, '· 1m 132·7> Tbe. z -membe ~---·---~•• ~. 1m ,, "" tM:"""' -..""""' o1 • ,vuv-r \Nll3Ulllel" ------:-:=:------IP1tn1<Ess10HAL 1sc1tow se1tv1cEs, PUBUC NOTICE Federation of California has
NOTICI OP ~Te•'S SAL• 17331 ln'IM IOllltv1rlll, Siii!• e:, Ill TM urged an extension of the T .I Mt. 11'*" Clty of Tl.Min. COurilY of 0r..,,., St•te ol PtCTITIOUS IUll••ss eat bo ti -·~-°" Tlleldtl' /#.11' 1, '1m, tt 11:00 AM., s•·=:=.:-'c~r~'!"";! MAM• STAT•M•NT md _JrsdCO -Oil! •uthe~ys 1£NEf'ICIAL SEll:VICE co .... dlllr .. ,.-CN9111 Mid ll'"•flifw ol Mid lkw!M. • TM lollowlnt ptnOlll •r• dol119 an JIW ays -or re+
polni.1 T""* l,Hldlr •1111 1t11r...-t '° DltM Mwch 2'. 1m. ~-••: '-mainder of April "unless meat o.M of Trvtl r-*d Dec:--2', ft1C1f M. ~ H't'dr• CIMll SYtttm .. l+tdr1 G111rd,
1f66. •• lrill. No. lJD, Ill boot 113' • ..,. TrMlflnlr •Old LICtlllff Hydr1 VIC, Hvdt• St.m. 1740 S\lptrlor prices are drastically reduc-
ld, ol Offleltl l~I ln TM ol'llct ot 9111~ Aw., C•I• Mell. Ctllf .. f'li77 ed u "" COlllllY lttcarcltf" ol °'"'"' COlllltv. r,,. A Stumpf Ch•r1tl T. Strvllt. •>1 Clfllelll "" • . C1Hfor11!•. wn:.L SELL AT PUILIC AUC· ,.,, . . •rid NfWlllll'I B•Ktl, Ctlll "™<!. In a resolution passed Sun-110N TO HIGHE$1' BtODf:R Fem CASH ln!IMtd Trtn•i.r• Mldll .. Etbo Wttt. t11t Worshtm Dr.. d the ' IPll'•blt ,, ume o1 .. 1e 111 i.w1111 fl'IOflt'I' plfOl'HstoMAL •SC1tow s•1tvic1.s Whlmtr '°'°2 ay at group s annual con-
of TM UllllMI st.-) •I "" ~ "'°"" P.O.• -.. Tlltt bll$1Mu I• cariduc:llflll w • ~r•I vention here the federation mntr'"'8 to 1111 Old Ortnlll C-"f n.ftl. c.....,.. ,... rtM(ttll ' C1111rtholllt. lac•ltd In "" ,.,., B1ocil of .'"'" .... 1MM·S pt c,.:rl. T. s.Nlft called for I 15 percent red1Jc..
Overall winner was Al
Cassel's 50-foot sloop Warrior,
Bahia Corlnlhii\D Yacht Club;
second wu Bob Grant's 61-
foot sloop Robon, Newport
Harbor Yacht Club, and third
JVas the Columbla-52 Tribute
co-skippered by a syndicate
composed of Fred MacDonald,
NHYC; Jack Holleran, Long
Beech Yacht Club; Dick Blat-
terman and Bill Lawhorn, both
of Balboa Yacht Club.
CLAS.SA-(I) Warrior~(2)
Robon; (3) Tribute.
CLASS B -Cheetah, Dick
Permington, KHYC; (2) Thera,
James O'Hem, SDYC ; (3)
DlabeUcal m, Campbell/-
Wilson, ABYC.
SHIP ROCK RACE
LITl'LE WHITNEY SERIES
CLAS.SA -(I) Westerly D,
Meek/Corbett, CBYC; (2) The
Spirit, .Gordon Larson, Sl
BYC; (3) So Long, Gary
Swenson, AYC.
CLAS.SB -(I ) Dowitcher, Wftt 5alllt A11t 111111tv1rc1 ftormtfty Wesr _ ..... , .• --·-0•1y •11--fl'--' wllh 1111 coun-j ' · t aod --'try '"" S!tM!), S.nl• AN, Ctllforfllt. tit .. .:..1, "'::.. ......... ._._.. ''" TlllJ .Ifft "' .... IOll tn mea ......... 11gttt, """ •Old l11ttt11t Cllllft)'M to •nd ""', ' •?•• 10:.T.I tv Cltr~ "' Or•llClt C01111tv °" Mtrctt t, prices by May 1. THE TRIO of Class A boats Don Hucker, LSF; (2) Hobo
finished the 112-mile course III, Robert Logan Jr., WYC;
before the winds went entirely (3) Tenacious, Alex and Grace
flat Sunday afternoon. Class A Kimball, ABYC.
now tlfld by It llf!d« Slld OHd ol Trust 1t7l P•1*1 '' .. f:°'*""' 11!1111111 In Mid Cou11ty PUBUC NOTICE ,,,11,.-..,,.. COHI 01111' Piiot, 11111 Sitt dtKrlbld 1$: . '""" "' Tirn AM of TM 1t1Ml\Old Htlll of Trutlor 9 _l!ltl,.I M•rdl '11 trwl Aorll f, l•. 23. XI, 1 '
"lnt:O! ,,-°' Tr.a-m•;-.-1-ltlOWJI Ol'I • HOfiC•-TO CRIOiTOllS --='ana;; B ooats 11>~·bmrtht!"onl HRF{HarriS'SffiesF-"''f!J
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ITlltl rtC9rdtd 111 1001C 1sr '•11•• 1 su,••toa cou1tT o• TMe PUBLIC NOTICE
ltltauQll 14 of Ml~I•-NttPl. .STAT• QF CALll'Otl:MIA Pott
fKCltdl fJI ~.noe-c-rv~ Ctllfornf•. -T••-cOUWTY Ofl""09:Mt01 MOT!n w -coNTltACT'Oltt
$11d 1..Mstlwltd Ht•l1 In Jnltrnt i..tvlng .... ,t,.Hn. CAW• Hit •IDS
btt11 crttl9d by lllat c«ltlfl INW lllli!MI £11tlo ol MAHt,..kAY STEVENS LIN• kttool 0 I• tr It i: NEWPOltT·MESA June 11, IHJ, tXICUl9d b'I' lllt lr\11"111 DEil D«ffMlll. UNIFIED CornpaM' 11 LHIDI" _,,. Ill' ~ HOTICI. l$.1l:tEMl'.V1 ,GIUM.40 tilt Bid Deldll11t: 11 :00 o'clodt 1.111. of tlle COl'potllloll, • JMvtdt c:arpor.tkln, Utdlhirt_ tll ,....-:Aovo Mmifll 'iicadWt! 2~1h dll' of APRIL. lm. H•f11or ln~nMflt Co., t ~· lhtl If! PlflOnll Hi!\1111(1 cl1lm1 "iioll111t 11111 _.,.Itel ol Bid RICftpl: 1157 Pltctnfft COl"ip'ttltn. OOlng bl.rsll'llllll M OO¥ft" Mid dllctdlnt .,.. '*!lllrMI lo flW lhfm, AWlflllof, Cotft Mtsl '"*' Dtwlopmtfll Co., JI l.._ wtlh lllt llllCHM/"I' 'IOllehtr1, In TM pfllot 'roltcl 1dtnllflc:.M'l1111 N•mr. ELEC· wllld'I ltl1t w1• rtcor4td Ill !tit ..tfkt of tlle dtr1f of ......... llltllltd COIJl't, M TltlCAL MAINTENANCE SERVICE TO °'"" Coul'lly lttcordor of °''"" COUii-to sw-t ""'"· W1111 Ille MQllM/"I' DtSTltlCT OWNED PllO,eltTIES
ty Oii A1111u11 'll. lHJ 111 BOOk "'" P• \l(lU(f'lftt. lo "" t.rndtttlgnMI ., "" offlct 'llCI P1aM 1r1 Oii Fflt: 1m Pltetfllfl tl-.ef Offlc!el ll:~t. ol •l!Gmty LAWRENCE K. HAltVEY, ll7 Avtnue, Cotlt MHI Tht Jttftl addrt11 1rid Oll'lw common Norltl BrCMdWt'f, S1nt• Ant. C•ll!Ofnlt, NOTICE IS HEll:EBY GIVEN lhll TM . dinl9n1tlon. II •ll'f• ol ll'le re1t procierty Wiiiett 11 lllt PllCI ol b111l111111 Of Ille •boQ.nliflllld School Olttrlct OI OrtllClt HKtlllMI 111oY• 11 pVrporlld to bll: urwl1t1!vned In •II m11i.r1 ptrltlnln; to COUflf'I', Ctllfornlt, •cllng by tnll lllrouott
1!2' Po11rl1 Dtlw, Newport ••tdl. Tho Hl•ll o1 Hkl 6Kedt11t, wl!hf11 fwr 111 GoWn!lflll Bo.rd, l'lftllntller rtlorrMI Ctllfornlt . · lllOl'lll'lt •tier TM l'ltsl Pllbllc:llktn ol 11111 to 11 "OISTRICT", wlll rtctl..,. 119 to, IMJI Tiit lll!OtrtlDl!td TrvtlH dlid1lm1 1ny notice. 11ot 1111r thlfl the tbcrlt-$hlod tlrM,
lllbllll'f fOI' lllY lnc:Ol'rlClnHI ol TM tltffl Ot!ICI April S, 1'73. 1ttlld 1110. tor TM -·rel ol I <:OfllrlCI lddrt•I tnll ottltr conll'llOl'I dttlgn1tton, If A. llAGNAll LINDEil for tM tbo\lt protl'CI. 1ny, thawll h1tt!n. Extc\Jlor of t11t wlll lldl 1h11I bf r1ee-lvlll 111 tile pl1c1 1dt11·
Stld .. 11 wll1 bf midi, but W1tttout o1 Ille 1bo\lt 111mtd dKldtnt llflld tboll• tnd 111111 IN ociened 1/ld c:ev-nt °" w•rrtnty, t11Q1'"1 or Implied, U.Wlll•MC• tc. H.AllV•Y pl,lllllcll' rtld 1IOllCI ti the 1bOY .. sl•lld IJll1, POlltttlon. OI' tll-'11 lltrtll l ..... IY 11rM •nd plt<t. enc:n, tO NY Iii. r...-lllll'IV ~Ill-SMlt AM. Cati...... 'i Etch bid mint c1111forrn tnd IN ol !ho nolt{t) MC11rtd bl' .. kl Ttl1 (7M) ~ tlSPOllllWI lo TM C011trlCI doc-ts.
SACRAMENTO - A student cines to finish late Sunday Flame Dick Ramage, LBYC;
voluuteer ·group . says .,..,.. liight. 1be C .and D fieets .:(2) Chaparral, Lee Stratford,
than 2,000 Catiformans with irt-wete left statt.mg bel~· CBYC; 11(3) Magic, Steve ~ll!G'I ranging from $20,0llO to ' somewhere between . Siiiit8 Mulhollen, ABYC; (I) Viva
.1 million allmlally peld no Barbara · Island and' the Karl '"Klokire, LAYC; (2l
still• Income taus lat year mainland. Wanderer, Richard DanielS,
becaUBe of tax loopholes. 1be. race comnnttee aaid llllYC.
State Sen. Mervyn Dymally, nooe of the boata still at ,.. ----------
' ~ Angeles Democrat, aaid Sunday night could save their the f1gures were produced by
"Project Loophole," which he
described in a news release a5
a "volunteer . student~tizen
task force _p~j state tax
loopholes." Dymally is sponsor ·
of the organization. -
e Doetor Held
Boat Firm
Appoints
. Tr1111, to-wtt: S16Mo4.", w111'1 l1t-All'll'WY fw ,__,.. Tht DISTlttcT ,_... .. TM rlthl to r ..
"""' --•• Pf'O\lkltd 111 llld F'l.lbllll'llllf or.,. Cotlt D•ty Pllol, Itel 1111'1' (II' •II blcb Ill' to WtlWI •111' Ir· EUREKA (UPI) A d·~-llO!t(I}, MlvlMH, If 111y, Ut'IOt!" 1111 ltrTN April t, 16, 2:1, JO, 1913 1041·7' reg11l1rlllt1 or l111orrn•ll1tt 111 •11'1 bids or -1.11,;wl Mana ger
ot !lllld OHd of Trwt, ,..., c:ht""" •nd 1n 1111 bidding. has been indicted for a!legedly ..... •xl*llfl of .1111 Tr1111to Md of Ille !tvtl• PUBLIC NOTICE No bldclt!° m•Y wlthclr1w ttr1 bid for • r
c:rHNll by ••kl DHd or Trvat. Pfl"lod °' lorfy-ftw (4'J d•..,.. 11i.r 111t ~ing intoxicated w~en he ad-The promotion Of Gene Mad-
TN blf!tflcl•rY lllldor n ld Dltd of d•t• "' tor ""OJlffllnt of bids. m nJste ed ane~•--to • ted · Trwt "'"~ ••tcvltd •rid 6filvtrld MOTi<• TO Cll•DITCHtS A N'lfMflf bond and • perlormlllc:• I r IHlr.sla a ;r den to the new!y crea post· 1---~to-IN.~llQnfd._•....wrltt"'-'>tcltt1Uot1 ~SUPJl"-IOlt_(:Q.UltT_O~ TH• ·OOl'Ml-wlU-bl.rlqlArMI prlot_to.ir:ucutlm ol _year..old glrl wbo..died-on-the -...i.....--o1· manager ,. __ .. _
of Dlfwll tlld Detnal'ICI for ltlt, tlld t STAT• Gf' CAllPCHtMIA "Oil TM c:onlrtct. Tiit P91'mtfll bolld WH IN · bJ Uuu ' '-""'"I' uuy---
w'11teft Nolle• a1 Def11111 •rwl Ell(tktn to TN• CCKntTT 011 OltAl/9'1: In tilt torrn HI forth 111 ,._ cot1tr1et operatmg ta e. port Shops, has been an-Stll. Tiii 1111der1l11Md c111Md Slid Notlc• '"-8·m74 doc11rne11ts. The Humboldt County Grand ~ .. ----i b J M I of ol Oe-111111 •rwl Elec:llOll IO Siii to be l!ll•le of JOSEPH l.El!O A81tAM$0N, Gov.ming lo.rd ll\.IUll\.."1;11..1 y ensen ar ne r«;Ol"dtd 111 !ti• county whtr• !ht r••• tho -nOWl'I •• JOMPll L. Abrtrnllll'I, ly Dorothy N1rYl1' Fl1htr . Jury returned second-degree Costa Mesa.
P<"OOtt'Y I• 1oc11111. Oecealtd. · P11rd'llsl1111 A9t11t . murder and 1 n v o] u n t a r y the Diii: Mllrd! 27. 1m NOTICE IS HE1t£9Y GIVEN to 11111 P11bUIMcl In °''"" CCMsl o-11w 'llot Madden assumes BENEFICIAL SEltVICf: co.. utdlton: of tllt ~ ntlllld dt(tdtllt Aprll. •nd 16, ltn -·-.,OJ6.n manslaughter charges Friday -...-.111jbility for an of the 11 1rv1ttt. bl' 111111 •II Pl!'10M N'l'lne cl1hna t1•ln1t ""' · t th · loglst D '~ TtTLE 1HsU1tANCE ANO .. 1111 a:Mllrlt 1r1 rfQl.llr'$1 to 1111 111em, PUBLIC NOTICE agams anes esio r. commonly shared work opera-
· BOATING
Tim '.faylor
Defeats
17 Others
Tim Taylor of Cahrillo
Beach Yacht Club defeated 17
rivals in the Tornado
Catamaran Class Sunday to
win top honors in California
Yacb.t-CJUb'S OlyriipiCGJaSses
Regatta. The Tomados had
the largest turnout-for the
event.
Winner of the one-man Finn
Class with 13 entries wM
Steve Uatbaway of Calitomla •
Yacbt Club. Final results:
470 (6) -(I) ~o name, Bob
Bainbridge, Stage Hari>or YC,
Mass.: (2) Rapid l!ider, Rick
Downing and Mike Denney,
CTC.
FINN (3) -(I) Bugaboo,
Steve Hathaway, CYC; · (2)
Flutterby, Allen Heller,
BCYC: l3) Wild Duck, Ivar
Zalitis, Toronto SC; (4) Sebas-
tian, C.B. Watson, PVYC.
TEMPEST (8) ( 1 )
Screaming Yellow Zonker,
Ken Weiss, ABYC; ( 2)
Pereg(ine, Tom G a t e s ,
SCCYC.... •1
TORNADO (18) (I)
Screaming Ye!low 1.onker,,
Tim Taylor, CBYC; (2) Torea,
Cappy Sheeley, Waikiki YC;
(3) Soltitou, Harvey/Stewart,
WYC; (4) Blue Barracuda, TltUST COMPANY, A11t11I wlltl !hi MC .... ..., .-out;lllr1. Ill ttlt o«tct ---~=====,..---Joseph Hnilo, 4.5. Arcata, a tion5 in the Jensen oomple.< 11' LINOA HALSEY al Ille c1wk ol ll!t tboYI t11Hll'ld court,°" FICTITIOUS IUSINllSI ber f h If M d al A11111or1i111 s1v111tu•• 10 .,...._,, """'· w11t1 111t rll(IHlfY MAMI" STAT•MINT mem o t e sta at a (Jensen divisions include C Pllbll•IM!d HtwpOrt H•rl)Or N1W1 Pr"• \IOUChtr1, to ttio lll'd&rs.lgntd c:lo Mr. Thi 1o11ow1ng 111r1011 11 11101n11 Mln"• River Community Hospital. Boats, Ranger Yachts, Luhrs c:ombllllld with ltlt Or1t1g1 Co.1! 0..111' Edw•rcl H. St_, U.0 CtmlWt Drlvt, PO 11. • Plllll. HtwpOrt 8t1Ctl, C111ltor111 •• April 2, 11).)C 2207, Newport 1.-ch. Ct1Jfonl1• . QUALITY PRODUCTS. 16U Ohmt Boat Company, De Fever GETS PROMOTION
Jensen's Madden
-Bob Kettenbofen, BYC; (5)
Full Tilt Boogie, Allen Wayne,
CBYC.
'· 16, 1m tl.f.7> ""°' wt11c11 11 11w ll41c:t o1 bu.inns fJI w1y. unit ,., Cott• "'"'· c1111. tu27 p-• B •. _.. Trawlers and Balboa Motor ------------Ille ll!ldtr&lgf!Mt In •II 11\fllln Pftf•lfltng 8«191 IC, 5WlllUOll. 1'3$ Ollnll Wty, • ..r llCK~ PUBLIC NOTICE to TM nt11t of ukl dluOlnt, wltttln tour Unit A. Cott• MHt. c1111. nm Homes). -----------mon1t11 tttll' IM llnl pllbllctllOll of tllll · 1hl1 M ln111 11 coflduded b't' "' l1t-· · M dd
,.1cTrtuiu1 eusi•esS-"°~~ Mlrd! .,, lfT.I. dlvldUtl
1
-K s SAN FRANCISCO (AP) In his new position, a en •AM• sTATllM•NT ., · · ""''IOll The northern ·caucus or "ill direct the existing opera-,.... to11owl119· 111rS011• •r• 11161111 ~osE""L1El~E~ A•1~":'~N Tttl• •1•t•mt111 w•• iuec1 wrt1111ie Coull· Ca 1 if or n i a Federation of •:...ns of the wood shop, mold bVllllMs 11: 1=., ~xrnlll dec::it11t ty Cler k ol Ot•lllt Covnty Ol'I M1rctl 13, \.IV $WE01$H -AMEll:ICAN MOTORS •DWAltD M. STOMll lfn ,., Young Democrats has en-shop, spar shop and cushi~n
..ottT. 1us OhtN W•Y· S!llto .,.. ,.,,,,,_ Df1W l"ubll•llld °''""' coe•t o11ty Piiot. dorsed mayoral candidates shop. In addition, Madden will F,R~ ~~i:,~;·,:1 sm £. oc.111 :.::; ::C:... citlftnll• ,,... M•rd! it." •ncl AP<"ll 2.·f, 19n '13f-71 1bomas .Bradley of Los be responsible for estabUshing
llvd., Apt. 7• Long B••ctt. c1. 9CIOl Tel: f71Q ...... PUBLIC NOTICE Angeles and Black Panther new support organizations to 0.... Ht11tlbef"t, P.O. BO• )102, Long AltlnltY 1w l1'""1J1
• BtlCh.. c1. to903 Pufllhlhld O••noe coe•t 01nv P11o1.1---.,===c-:-==::----1 Bobby Seale of Oakland. ac-meet the ~g, needs or Ttllt ll\llllltll 11 condllClllll by • OM-Aprll '· 16. 2), 30. 1973 lOU-T.I "ICTITIOUS •USIHllSI ....... 11..... to chapter president Jensen Marine. tnl Plrtntrllllp. NAM.I. STAT•M9NT ...u."""'6 R'*<I c. Chrlllltnllf'I PUBUC NOl1"CE Tiit followlng Pfl"IClll I• dol119 butlnttl Gary Yoes. Madden's background or 25
SOLING (11) ' -(I)
Bellwether, Pfckard-Roquo~
LBYC; (2) Quick Silver, Tom
Jorgensen, LAY C ; (3)
Woomera, Ken Young, CYC.
BYC; (5) Pnrpy, Roy Sinclair,
BYC.
CLAS.S D -(I) Andlarno,
Bob Sodaro, BYC; (2) Balan·
dra, UlJman!McCtaire, IJYC/
BYC; {3) Commotion.
Marshall Beck, BYC; (41
Odin, Don Price, SSSC; (I)
Queene Anne; Durgin/Hal·
lelt, BCYC.
MORF-(1) Sail Le Vie; (2)
Big Maggie, Mike Harvey,
PMYC; (3) Anita, Tom
Schock, NHVC: (4) Red Dog,
~Jes Sparkuhl, BYC; Se-
quoia, Jim Moore, SS.SC.
DAVE U!LMAN of the hoot
Balboa Yacht Chili was the
Class A winner in the Harry
Wood----Eerpetual Series for
Ll~l:i'Sallinlay aoo Sllnday.
The .Jlveru d.ttw 64 beats in
three classes.
, I.
If .. ,
~
"3
"'.I
.,: I .1 ..... "' I
~ /I. -(I) Dave
Ulim\m, BYC; (2) BI 11 •
tfcQn;, •BY-O:• (~) Rowla!xl
tohman, BYC; (41 Jon
Baldwin, KHYC; (5) Harry ;a
Wood, ABYC.
CLAS.S B -(I) Gary
Hainiltnn, BYC: (2) Ken Ross,
BYC; (3) Doris Kirst, BYC;
(ll Tom Bissell, LIYC; (51
Marsliail Gram, BYC
CLASS C - (1) Warren Fox,
SFVSC; (2) Chris Calacci,
BYC; (3) R. K. Slayton, BYC.
.. •(
Sankl.na-21
-Or.ganized.
-.. _
Newport Harbor Santana-21
sai!ors· have recently fonried a
local fieet association and are
making plans tor summer of
racing, cruising and trailering
activities. .
First event on the calender
is an Inform.al membership
meeting April 12. On May 5
they plan to meet at Schock
Boats in Newport Beach to
measure boats and sails and
to have a casual race around
the bell buoy and back.
I
·~ ,i)
TNs ,,,,.,,,."' .,..., filed Wiit! !ht c°"'"" .. : The 1,500-membe.r organiza-Jn the boating industry ,., Clerk of 0rltlllf COUl'lty Oii Mlrctl n.1-----co-:=:------J MYLAN Dll:YWALL, 1a76 Diiiow. years
1m. • .., wn1rn11111or. c1t1tornl•, ma t Jon e I e ct e d Harvey includes v.'Drking on the
•m1c• TO c1t•DtT01ts Tho!Tll• H1rc1y Myl1n, 1135 Nl'111. E 1 d 22 f Lo Ang I -struction of the Cutty ,,_
P11bll111ed Ori~ Co.SI Otll'I' PHii!
Mttdl 19, :u. 1nc1 Apr!I 2, '· 1t1l ns-n
SU,..ltlOlt COUltT Oii THI ltlf!O. Ntvtd1. "!02 ng an er, • 0 s e es '""'""' sT.AT~Of' CAUl'OllNIA •01t This bullnH• rt c111x:h1c1eic1 11'1' '" 111-as president Sundiy. Bryce Sark and superintendent of
TH• "<MntTY Of' NAM•• dlvld!Hll . - ' v d bur 26 San J d maJ-· --J--~~ on the
Coast Boa.t .
Facility
Enlarged
Willard Boat Works, builder
of the la,rgest f i h e r gla ss
yadlts in .the world, has doubl-
Safety Muscles
' Ht. A-mi•• Thornn H•ntf M\il•n ru en g, 1 ose an 11111'C ... vui:11• """'"'"" E1t1t• o1 AllE1tT MA 1t T t"' Tt111 1t1tllflltflf ••• fl1111 w1111111e c111.111· Su Kohn, 27, Los Angeles, Saint Lawrence Seaway. He ------------1SCHltOEDER, •k• ALBERT M . "'Clerk of Or•not Caunty Oii Apr11J,1m STAT•MeNTO•A•ANDONM•NTOI' SCHJl:OEDl!lt , .... ALBEllT •:M.>61 were elected to the was seven-year apprentice to us• OF FICTITIOUS •USINISI •AM• SCHll:OEOER. Dtc:HMd. Pllblbhtd °''"" Cotti Otlly Piiot, De-""ratic National 'Com-Sb!.--.inht R .. -e & ·Boat Tl'lf tollowlng per111111 llavt tblndoritd N011CE IS HEllE9Y GIVEN to "" April'· ''· 23. '°· 1m '90-7) ......,.,. Y"""& -a
t11t 11st 111 '"' flctr11111.11 Mlr111s1 n•rM c em11or1 of !ht •bow n•lllld de«dtrlt)C'""''-"-"-"-"-------1 mittee. Builders in England.
& 9 HEA1/NG & A.IR C()NDITIOHING 11111111 ,.,_having d1Jm11111ln11 tt1t PUBLIC NOTICE 1-------------------------CO., '' 3062 T•l'I• W1y, COit• "'""· Hid dtc:edtfll .,. ~Ir.cl to Ill• ""'"· (allfoml1 '2616, wf1" tilt nte-ry ~horl Ill tllt ofll(el ------------TIW flctl!IOUI bUl!flftl llllf'llt mor!'ld to ol tl!t cltril: el ltlt Ho~ ltfl"lttd (Ollrt, or f'ICTITIOUS 9UllN•IS
How w•1 fll-.1 111 Ort1191 Cau11ty 1111 to llrHtfll """'-wfll'I t1!t MCH$1/"I' NAM• STAT•M•HT 'W ~ 11, 1'71 . \IOllC'fWrt. JO"" lll!dorsloMlll •t fllt.offlc:• Thi lolloWll'lll P«llllll .,.. Q T ' l't.R G ,., ,..E ...... ~ ¥. Clltrlft Hlnry Norton. :JOS9 Tll'llll' ol ttlff1MYt ~IBSOH, DUNN & blnl,,_ II! ~ ~ .rs_~ ~ 'it . Wl'f, CO.II MHt, C•lllor11I• t1Q CltUTCHJlt1' "° N~ Ctr11tr' Oriw. 1.1.s.1. PllOPERTIE~. 1s212 rr •:rIL "OILIN---.-:=.~-1 WU11rd Mt•r.. )062 Tll'llll' Wet: S11lto lOt. 1Htwptr1 -..Ctl, C..lllemlt, Clltr1lollrv Aw., lrvl11t, Ctllf. f210S -"
Gott• M.11, C.lltornl1 m» Wlricfl !• tllt SllK• of-llulNlt ol' tl!t Jolwl H. 9tcMk. 1SJ:Q CflWtlOllr1I Aw.. M. Yow n..4. Jidtfr CMJ. W: Tiiis bu11nt11 w•t condllClllll bl' , llf!Otnl9ntd In •H 111111tw1 "'111111"4 to trv1111, C"•. ttTO' y .. --.::;;J1 ,. ~' -.,-.,....... Plt!Mntllo. !!It nt11t o1 .... cMfldlfll, wlt11111 follf Jl:lllf'f lv1nc:lc:, "' f'ornt Avo .. Joflno --... c111r111 ff11VY Horton rnanltlt ,,.... "" flrat pUilllc.ttoe of 11'111 ,,...., ,., 1Ste12 To Mtlop mnsoge for Tu.day,
-' Pl notkt. , ..... A. Skfft, :tl' fl:ovlllflt $1 .. ~~~~!!j ftllldwofdlODI -·-to-~ 'llllllWiecl Ortr111t Cotll Otlll' Piiot, Dlt.d "-1(1 S, tf1t. ~ Jotllls._., P•. 15'°'6 Jl · ' ""R• ~a
AprU l. t, It. 'll, 1'1l to:J..73 CLt•F()lltO A., SCtfltOl'u..11: Mldllol G. ledlttl, CD6 Ml. lilO'lll '~ ~="tfgn. 61 0.,,... ErlQl!ot ol IM wtll fl 11'11 11\ld., Alll11111 l'1rk,.Pt. U10l-.-. ·-32...... ...,,._ 1. O PUBl.JC NOTICE •bOWI n•rntct dtcMllnt Thlt.JM;lflt11 (\ conOuct.d W • GtMr•I _....,
-------------1•l•SOH.DUNN&Cl:UTCN•• '•"flll"•tll . ~ .. I 3Hapw 33Yo.w 6.lClpeol •1'1 Wllllem A . .....,_ Jotlft H. 8ie!wlt .c~-34.An 6"Diln't 9 NI» SM .,.....,.,. C.., 011W. Stllt .. Thlt 111~ w11 ftlMI with !ht COUii· I~ 35 To 65At NOTIC• TO c1:eotTOltS ,....,.,, llMdl. Cttlf.... ty Clttk « Or•• C(lijflty on A.prll 3, •Shab 36~ 66'.{hlnot SUP•1tlCHt COUltT 01' TH• Tel1 1n41 "4·1t71 1'11 • · 7,_. 37~ '7'Wllh ITAT• o• CALl,.OltNIA ,.OJI: A"-YI fW •xKVtw PMMI ... 31Glt "8Far THI COUNTY o• OIANOI Pvtllltllod or ... (glf Dtlty l'llot. 'llblhtitd Orlt!Cll Coe•I O.lty' 'Hot. fY• WU a e I~ 69To
£•1•1• of ~~~i'J°'2' MAY WELl.S Aorll '· '" ZI, •• 1m 1039•n Apfil '· 16'1 n. '°'Im m-n 100-400f 70~ °"""'· PUBLIC NOTICE t1Y,. _._ 71......., NOTICE is HE!REav 01v1N 1o 111t PUBLIC NOTICE 12,... cAi!Out n111
utdllOf't of ,,.. •bOYI "'"'" d1Ctde111 1---..~l<T;;;,,.,....;;;;;,9 •• ;; ..... ~ .... ~.---1 .--..:==:..:::.:,::::;,....--1 n~ .Olhd ,,,.
111111 .......... """"' d.amt ... '"''Ille .... STATaMlllT l'ICTITIOUS IUSIM•ss ..... "'""'-' '"°"""" Nold dtUdtlll ~ reTclY!rMI to Hit !him, The fOlloWllll ,....._ -«ill'll NA.Ml STATaMIWT I J~ «!:Vow 75Solultloit
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h«Wlrlt: .. lht _. "'"1•11111 u.od•lloti ollltr'" 1!Y11 11 THOMAI H, 9UllMEISTEll ....,, " 21~ 56"°"'1 16~ of tM.....,. ntll'!llcl.....,. Plf"IMI'..._ ~ ,,..,....., Mm:otll'IO 27U.. S7Todiir 87,,.._
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t.Ml ,._., c.1111. flW l'I' C"*k o1 Or.illl COU111Y mi Mtrdl 1t, lt7l, l y Thlfftl M, W•hi. Olpuf'f COtlllty u# p 300., "1M fO p.,.,,.
Tiii (1") MNnl ttn. C!«k. un>I..,., ~~--• ®-{) .. ~~!__1 MWwt 1W •'*""11 ,,_. PMln ~ ~ ,,.__.,.. Orlfl8ll (... Oflr Plkll, ~ll'llllJl'lld Or°"" (Oltl D11lty '\lo! l'~lttlod Orlf!Of COlll 0.11¥ "lot, ..... M ...... n. a. "" ,.....,., MMcA 16, Mil .... It J. '· 16. 1m ,,, .. n Aptll t '· 16. n lfD Ht-1.1
PUBLIC NOTICE
1""13.
\
'id Jts Production facilities for LONG BEACH _ Boatmen
the manufacturing of its new who are not completely aware
line of Vega 30 fiberglass of the Coast Guard's role in
diesel of£·shore c r u i s i n g boating safety are very often
yachts. surpriBed when stopped by a
Coast Guard Patrol Boat. fn addition to their main The Coast Guard recently
plant In COsta Mesa, whicb . stopped a amall boat that had
constructs hulls and large too many people on board
yachts up to 120 feet!. the pew creating an umile condJUon.
Fountain Valley faCility will The skipper of the boat recelv-
meet the greater demand for ed a cjtatlon for ''negligent
produetion boats. P re s e n t operation" and was: astonished
backlogs extend over siX when the Boirding Officer told
months fu advance. him, "I feel that Curt.her
Located at ll200 Condi>\. operatkln of your c r a f t
Avenue ln Founlain Valler:' presents an es Pe c i a 11 y
the modern 25,000 square feei buardous condition." production area encompasses He continued, 11you will take
a 2-acre site. ft coptaJ.ns over your boat~ the neamt moor--~.ooo worth of lease-bold Ing facillly iild wlil not get un-
improvements for fiberglass denfay agRln u n t 11 the
JamlnatlM, bulk IB!dergrouod huarcloua., co n<i It f on Is
storage of.polyest.r resins and rmiedJe(J.
-· and a filter l)'slem to procoss fresh fir at too cubic
feet per minute. It Is fully laid
oot and equipped to be In full
complllllice with the new
federal regulaU~ !Of bulth
and safety.
Jack Hochodel, vice pml·
dent, Indicated that the in·
creasing pfant capoblltty will
allow for production achecluJes
of 8 Vega 30 yach!s per month .
AS A Rll:llULT of the
Booting Safely Acl of 1rn, tllO
Coll! Guard -1Jv111 Ille
authority to order you to
terminate the ... of your boat
If you lack IU!l1clent peraonal
n.tlllon a n d lireflgbtlng
devices 'or ii your crafl is oeen
operating In an ov•rtoaded
condition.
You may a1ao be required to
•
tenninate the use of your
boat: I) II you do not display 1
t h e prescribed navigaUon I
lights between sunset andV
SWlrise; 2) If yoo have a fuel I
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, COllONA DEL MAR; CAUi'. 1-~·-l!=---644-mro
• SOMERSET MODEL
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
FtNEST VI~
Welcome children in this family TWO STORY
5 bedroom, faipily TOOm home which features
3 baths, formal dining room, WET BAR, large
convenient ldtcben with all the e>:tras. Tremen·
dous fenceQ,y.J!rd on dead-end tm street. FEE IN HARBOR VIEW -
LAN.D · --._ ' • · 500 Customu:ed construction by
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VACATION th.is well designed 3. lxirm . . INVES'T · with lovely nlslr. su1le_,, 31Ai ba's., Corona del Mar·OOme:
, DUPLEX in.CORONA de! MAR-Charming.front -Over 3,000 sq, n:; foaturlng
umt with MANY EXTRA FEATURES. Shag car-puge !Iv. rm., formal. din.
peting thruout Plus Wallpap 2 bedroo ( .rm., > frpks., artlsUoally . • er, ms_ mas_"'.. designed _pool & atrium_
ter bed.room is oversized). SECOND UNIT is for wifountain. Also handy
the bachelor, 1 bedroom. ALL IN IMMACULATE """"""°P· Perfect far-away
CONDITION. Manicured landscaping. Needs no v,.w,
repair in or'out. .• , ..................... $74,950
EXPECT TO BE ENVIED
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REALTORS
BAYCREST
Magnificent 2-story 5 BR., 3400 sq. ft. beauty
Formal din. & family rm. Upstairs study.
View, upstairs roof garden. Inviting pool.
Mary Lou Marion
IT'S A BEAUT!
Canyon & ocean view sets the stage for this
keen 5 bdrm. with delightful patio & award
winning garden. $103,000. Jim Muller
DOUBLE LOT.._-LIDO ISLAND
Charming 3 bdrm. home on spacious comer.
Large suMy patio with beautiful custom
pool & separate jacuzzi. Priced to sell at
$135,000. Bill Bents
TWO STO,RY -3· BEDROOMS
Large bonus rm. Well located in Unive~ity
Park; nice paµos, din. nn.; owners moti-
vated .. , priced to sell at.$46,900. "Chuck"
Lewiis
RESPLENDENT
. . . in decorator colorll;--"legant Big Cail·
yon home. Priv. community; golf course,
views, trees, parks. DelighUul! $144,950.
Paul Quick
BAYFRONT FOR YOUNG IN HEART -
it's new,-on super 50' lot; 4 bdrms ., 5
baths; pier & slip,for boats to 45'. Custom
design for comfort &. fun. Ex. fin. -fee
land. $235,000. Call G. Grupe ,
CORONA DEL MAR CHARMER
Old Corona de! Mar. DelighUul area, So.·
o( Hwy. Walk to beach, park &: shops. 3
BR. & gst. qtrs. Remodeled 1971. '89,950.
C&tll'ryn Tennille
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MIH In OM of tht special ads listiftC) winners,
jtl1t col 642..5671, ht. 314, betwo ... 9 a.no. and s p.m. to -••• ,.-to pick .. r-
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PASSES GOOD AT ALL THESE
PACIFIC DRIVE·IN THEATRES
LOOK WHAT
WE FOUND!
1733 Westclltf Dr., N.B.
CALL 645-72ZI
HILLTOP HAVEN
3 Be<inn home, nc1v carpet,
~ paint, enclosed patio,
heated. Bluehaven pcl\)L Ac-. coss to rear yard foi· bout
or cal'rlpef."'$28,QOO. -
SIX UNITS
cm large lot, Eitsts1dc
Costa Mesa. $72,50Q.
CO~OMIAl ·
MANSION
ldl•nl f<t1111l y ~ ~lroo1n, :!
bath hon1c 111 1· ho i c 1·
"'N'lghtjl)t'hoort;;-\\"nlk"-to
school and \Vc1>t\'liff shu11·
ping cenh·1·. · All 11lr1·tr11·
Uuill-ln kl11·ht·n. ~"p."lrnfr·
fun1il y roonl. S\iJin~ i;lasl;
doors ppen out on (t'llCL'tl
ytt rd nnd 1mtio. 2 firt>1ill)1:e'S,
\V/1v cnrpi;>ts ' and cl1'Rµc~
\\'ell kept yard. On I y
$49, 751). Q1vner l~IV!llJ:: are1.1.
Call 67:1-8.\10.
oPE:N 11l fl • IT'S FUN 70 B£ NICf_I
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PROVINCIAL 3 BR-plus
great farnily r1n. 2 Ft•pl,·s.
Ell'..:. OJ1<~11l'r on O\'t'ri;izr~I
garagl', 11• "·orkahop .io spac1•
for boat or trnill'r. Lovf'ly
yard, QCt.'iUI ,(,.; buy viN'.
155.000.
JUST LISTED. 2 BR. honey.
moon L'Ollage; C.'0~1ntry al·
mosphere. Lovely <.'Ov'd.
patio, on deep lot. $.'l0,000.
Call: 673-3663 &48-0TI5 Eves.
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BR OKE RS-REAlTOQS
102~ W Dalbac 1>71 ll>t)
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. . . n1ovcs you In, seller puys
uU ot her costs, paymts sm.
pt>r n10 inc tnx1·s. Nu 2nd
TD. Adu.Its only 1·on1lo. 3BR
2BA. all elcc bllin R/O,
111/w crpts &. drps .
Speculators dl.'Jight. 8 Yrs
new -"'on't last. CCI.It
EASTSIDE
CHARMER
This fiuge, 5 bedroom house
has a tonnal dining ·roon1,.
eove~ and ~nclo~ patio,
wet bar .ln ihe !amlly room .
Large 113 acre lot hao boat S27 ,000
gate and...complet pr_iva:cy ... Don't min this -ont'! lt1s
Call N<?_W 842-2535. pr\Ced to sell !!! 3 bedrn1s -
OPENTfL•. (T'S FUN10BE NICE! oversized R-2 lot -Ex-
~ ccllent location, take a look.
Call Red Carpel, Realtors 54&-8640 .
Call us on this well kept
home in , College Park. 3
bedrooms, fQnnal dining
area, family room, washer
and dryer area in the house,
la.rgi kitchen and pool sited
yard. $34.950. 10'# Down. '
Call 675-6679
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Lachenmyer
Realtor ________ ...... ..-:::-
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picture perlect 3 bedroom
home -lotJ of · flowers and
Nigel Bailey
& A~soc. fruit trees add to its charm PRESIDENTS 1-iiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiiiiii~ .. -entertain in t))e ·J41 rxe . . • ' · ·r•
family room .and 12' x 40'. Live m Dover Shores .. Ivsn EXCLUSIVE II ' • TIHPLEX (j)UICK
POSSESSION
. 9ed . • . Wells designed & bul.Jt for • • i en<;lo patiO. Mullt. see to executive entertaining & MESA VERDE NORTH . .· · ..
believe. s29,7SO. 54fr.~3· com1o.ctAfile famfl~ llving. . . S38 •500 Wa~mly . d e c o r a t e a 5 3 Bodroo~ with BEA~D .
bedrQ.Om, 3 bat.M, fc)rinal CEIUNGS. country style 1
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diilfug room, casual family kf{c~n wltb tirtt>lace In ad· Large studio url'it~ with gar--
J1?0m. pool and ,forever ~~~~!?°On'e ':r8fi: 1 ages .&parki'ng'onatley.l~~
view. A dlstlnctive Galaxy n4. f • NEwi:R HOMES 11 ba1hs washer·&t.dryer 8cea. ==""'==='-"! addressi ~rand new -~" the ~~~~ hfetta. Only $39,950. '\each 'uolt. (>~~t· tn90m4> * NEW * mark<>< ••. $137,500. . , $400. moo th. .
For sail' or lease option. :J
BR. fam rm, din nn, pool.
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400 l17" , FOR UL C.M. OW·
prlv. •wlm pool. 2 Stf. atue> RNltai'o~ · C -&-.. 1t,----EXECUTIVE Custom v1.w '11omc: 1~ C. ,'f .,',Coleswol'fly ~ COATS
co: hea.,. shalre .. ,..1_.1 W WALLACE DREAM HOME
Spa<ious bdrm1, lio,Jivl'8 .H,A' ti AC~· ·. · REALTORS P1i.:.1tw .. , · & famlJ.y rm1. •, ~1""'•m ..,-• ' 3 f · I Ceil'•· Ma,.lve ...:.re." .. "'.< ...,_...,LD. • A,.y . ' .,--546-414!-, . " ••1 "' fl''""""" pro cssoona .. ., ima ~151U1' ..,,.., .. ~ I . lnnct§C:1 ping. Professionally
tile • glan. l,.oad.&~ o( • • · . \~n .Evtn1~1) (tn•li-) derorn•~'(!, .... 11h J)\ush, oluAh stor&Jte. ~a~. '!;eC lhLIJ ex· F~). Ww lot --wm:I . r ""' _,__ 1 h' 1
ttpt1ona1 home at 18!! "". • ~-:rnoM 11ana Potn, t to MOD~L HOME . ~~• """ ••n"''• '"'" -.. ..,_.. ir~ ~· C -...11..1:11R . t fN ~tvn • upi.'l·adlxi dmpi_'S. Entire k -.;iv"'~ * .. ·~.v.:;. o ve · Mli'-" u:::n . NEW · uv~•;i. SHQRES k1tch<>n & family arell has
'...._..__ ~filotly sloping '~ • $31 500 '>'OR THE U1'MOSI'1N cornd ;n1 li lrs, 3 ~.u,., 4 &&.lCI:~ 9lte -187,500. • • PRESTIGE &:: QUALITY betlrnl!!I. 2300 sq ft, bnlcony ~'t.;}tll. P.EJE, BA~,RETI · • 8b:<t~~ in~lde:u:u,t. :.e~~ ~a"mo~W. 1~3fu1~ ... ~'. off nUL'llt!r brm. \VAS 44,9j(), ..,,.. """ R.,.ALTQfll • · "'6 now has hr-en n>ductd to ~ .. ~ .c ~ bullt~ln kltc1Mln. Exctllent 3~ be. now under con· $43,000! t. 01)t'lt HOUM' Sl\t. ' ,..._._.,e.-.. i . 642-SM \\. neighborhood. Owner very struCtlon. Prlrlc. only. ,ft Sun l ..j Red ·carpel,
¥ , -~ ~ _.h 1 anXN to tell .. Submit of· David Bourke. Rltr. 'Rculloi°8 S.!6-8640
2 NEW OUPLEXES • ~ let. Red Cllrpct, Rea!lors ·; • ·~
•••. now bClng ~u~ jk.ll>xe 'IEI IER THAN -* PENINSULA*
unils; plans '• Ill 'Ollloe. • · NEW ',o FIX IT A D * DUPLEX * Choose )'Our colon. Buy. ono · • . ' 1 BR; frpl. ea. unit
or both f9r Slll!,000 ••<~· Th!S adull """'1>ied l19me Is SAVE SSS Newly decor1tad MORGAN REAL. TY tct. than three ,..,. 'Old S24 500 673-4642 675-6159 and hM all 'tho landldoph'f! I ; $72,500 in and growing. A !JneM"• Best Ea•tslde toeatlon -BA~BOA BAY· PROP. TIME FOl v.t<t• 1ocat1oo and a price , ... u a bedrm home oo * ·673-7410 *
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SCHOOL'S OUT
Into this sharp 4 bOOroom
Harbor lllghlands hom~ in
the 1les\rablf' Wcstc!IU A.~a.
Lovely pool sized E-Z care
yard with tall ~I. ··Qc.
cupanly mld.J\lne.
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Ctlll 6T.r6679
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CHOICE WESl'S!DE rtXER· COSTA MESA this home In Jop~tlon I• STEPS TO l l ACH 'with a JOit in tho" llvln& ~~CED~~R -LOW...DOWM. .Wi:~i.:.:.a.=.~~2 c_bolce ':'.f£~';~:,,,~~i::.:d; -:::.·Jt;'1« and boat llC·
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VESl"OR'S BARGAJNI VA t§Ja.--W'eO JCCPt, ~ast1fde CAU. 81J...4UL :-=-t1 BUYERS w EL c 0 M'E-1' 1am~y home. At $30,000 II TRULY .A Vaulted beamed ceufugs, pwloramlc Wbl"'
ONLY ·$23,500 • tllfe ad-wont last Jona:. Ca I I water view, 3 bedrooms, 2 b~, garden vont~; .cau 645-0303. :;'tX1'.' for an appointment SPACIOUS family room, glassed-In sun perch; $81,500.
LARGE 3 BEDROOM IN MESA VERDE HOME _ WI-WA.· --·~LL . . OPENnt••tr'SFUHn>BENICEI ~l:U
$29,500. Very lovely. Prestigious f a·m·i l Y · · · ofsuporl> ••~an. You'll RIAL I ST•••__.. , 4'7·1751 <> 1 · ct. e h -• ;.. 106 Ill=: Jove 11, because It 11 tJ ver-~ . Qllll lty-constru ton. n om~ge--x-:"" ,..uie;-.. ...,.,...~r&ildf--,,,,_JMOlonnoyn, L...-Booch
a quiet cul de sac street._: fk lot. Boat & ·trailer roomy '°' mtertalninl )'OUI' • --
2 baths. Patio, _shake ccess. 4 bedrooms, 3 exccudw gu'"-ts. 4 n..r. roof. Built-Ins-. Fire· baths. Covered patio. $45 lltflA ""'m~ ronnal~;;;, H._·;:"";;;';;;l•:;i"'9l,.;;::•;..;:l;;:•:;;•ch:;;.. __ .:.H;""';;me;;;;;. ;;H;•;'"';";";;;~ \
plq.ce. Room for your Family room, fireplace. ,...,., • nlREE BEDROOM~ l&r&e ~y-fi:Jom with wet --.;
boat. A~1umable VA Formal dining room. EASTSIDE W,oo,,'-yard, lire/ ~~~~! o;:::~~~~'l;,; ENJOY THE VllW
loan. Brk. 54()..1720. Deluxe built~ms. Brk. Lovely 3 or 4 bedroom 2 e l\.lE~VE e-wEsT, d~room11,clo&et11pace rm., bullt-lna. Rear living u=e?.11 ~.-~
1-----"'--='-540-1.720. story home on l:"\e lot in J:W.900. room, 2 _,bath, a:alore. Private sundeck. rm., flreplace. Wet Bar. and f&mlly room whh
r fue~ ce Near goU course Best k>cation tor freeway Shal carpets. bric $44,950. 1
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BONUS RM I BETTE' THAN NEW ma! dining, ~tom--kitchen COSTA MESA REALTY o\\INER leaving. Sharp 4. balcony and fireplace, the and 2~spark.ling .. batha. 548-Till bdrm. 2 baths. Dining rm., entry's alt.ractlve and the $~,950. Owner has been $38,950. ,Most attractive Jusl !isled at S:~.900. Bell BY owner -New ?.fesa Verde -built~. -1•a.rn11y--r m .-, locatlon~1-areat. $ 4 9. 9 00
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transferred. Large home home with 3 bedrooms, hurcy! CALL 545-8424 Beauty on Costa Meaa. Golf rtrepJace. Rear living rm., Takes It all. .
with 3 bedtooms, 2 2 baths. Assumabl~ VA SOUTI I COAST REALTORS course, 3 bd. 2 ba,,so many Expert ya.rd. brk $32,950. I d h
baths. Secluded_ rear liV· loan makes for easy 9UIET oxtras. 159·
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916 s:: moving. La.... ' re .·11 FOUR BEDRM ~g room. Fa,mily room, terms. LarJ!<J.. covered SECl:USION .;.D••";;;';o,Po,;l;;nl;;;:;;::;:;:; "!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!l!!!l!!!!!!!!!!ll bdnn. on cornor lot. Family . CON"·O hreplace. Dmmg room 1· Pl h els ' • ---I' rm •-bice Ill·•·· rm -· ""
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8 Furnished, &rood occupancy: \
Trade OR sell. $70.000. . 1 Helen Wood.644-6200. {K44).' , 1
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' 642-8235 644-6200 • , ~ modHern k
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itchen built-~ai 1;·e 1 y uslandc!~ped: ~!~~~=~~~~. AJh~~~ CHARMER I WON'T LAST! bu°tit..:'1~;.t-E~cl~ .. pattO: A Com~ALtifh ·Vision BIJ, big, 1850 sq. ft.
ms. uge nus room. . Great eastslde k>ce.tion pro-R-2. 1 BR cottage. Ocean Sharp 4 bedroom located on Paneling. Qule_t area. brlr: Univ. Park Ccn14!r, lrvine w/mster suite 22' .. long.
On a quiet cul de sac Many special features. ressionally la~ped _ view. Makes a good rental. choice comer lot ideal for $37,200. 962-8865 Call Anytime, 5.52-1500 Formal din, den or fam rm,
street. Bkr. ~l720. Brk. ~1720. · Huge patio • Looks like a Brick lrplc A sell-cloanlng boat or trailor. Brick fire-DUTCH CLEAN IN Office hours g AM to 6 PM lpl, hg kitch, 2 car gar, FIVE UNITS model home -4 bedrrns, 2 oven. Owner will carry 10% place builtins 1% baths 2 huge rec area w/Olympic
baths, large lot. See It -2nd T.D. $29,fiOO. 34062 block~ to EdiaOn Hi. ~r DUTCH HAVEN Irvine pool.. Only $32,500. W/mln Large 1~L totaling 43,500 s4_
ymfll like it. Red Carpet, Copper La.ntem. muat sell. CAU.. 962-8851. 10% dn. OR -3 BR. tor fl ed R 2 Pl t f Realtor& 546-8640 San Juan caplatraoo Realty GET STARTED' 3 Bedroom, 2 bath, highly IRVINE-By Owucr $l!iOO dn. $31,000. West side of Back f~rzon addlti~nalen ~~p~
493-1137 . . • ~t.ed~~elnedew """"1c1 ch ts 3 Br, 2 Ba, F/R, frpl. Total Bay. n1ents. One block of! New· 2955 HARBOR BLVD.-
SMILE! COSTA MESA 540-1720 \Ve've found it for you! Love-
Genera1 Gener•I ly 3 bdrm, 2 ha home on
... lD O'A'?Wlg your own 1.111 ...... ICIUUU t en t -833 1103 home. 2 Bedroom, builtins, and dining room/family pymn .,., •· -, I' port Blvd, owner f\extble.
OCEAN-VIEW new, ""'" c•-tlng, 1.,,....e room. Lushly planted back 675-2018 ~ Wlll coru;ider for exchang -1 4 UNITS 1 blk from Cst Hwy. ~...... -• LAOUM .___..__ for more units. CAL "L 811',~ financing avail·.~ extendod living room with yard with"'~ love! clreu·,.;;;.==;;;;;; • .;.....,=;<:·:;;'----531·5111 (:;r.) 531·5100 545-8424, SOUTH'CO, 1::::::.:;;:: ______ ..;c,;;;;,;;;.;;c ______ I non-traffic · street! Walk to
schools! Chlldttn'1 play-
house -SUPER PATIO &
YARD! Only $38,750.
~~" n>al stone flroplaco. Snuggl• lar patio, boat gato, con-' · , Sat &: Sun. J.Ul Violet up to a l<M· cozy invest· crete driveway, cul-de-sac MONARCH BAY REALTORS. Po~'Contrell Realtor mont of only$21,500. CAU. location. SUbmit au ollen. Richly designed 4 bdrm. OCEANFRONT 2 FOUR·PLEXES ** ** ** * TAYLOR CO. * -GINNY" MORRISON 96U851. larwln ·n•lty lnc. home; spacious tam 11 y NEW· DUP~EX AND
8.tl·2'l24 ""' 961 4405 (24 hra) IOOm, elogant dining area; Beot Buy On Beach S.v•ral T rl pltxH
;lllY.lir" perfect tor the most ex-$140 cm GOOD ~::rt~::v:g•n:tate-sire<1 \j1 ' HARDWOOD :;!\~d d'°.i':n'. ~~.~~ HO~i ~~TY c";~R~N to_as •***• ....ftEALTOU-*W,!1* 1'l5Mea * ...-vtrdt Dr. Eut, I-'---.;....-:---* -~ Colt& Mtsa 3 bdnn. 3 baths. Formal BROKEllS INC. FLOORS land,.aped patio with in-S15-l9'12 •~l-06!5 REALTORS 642-5000 vltlng heated pool. $117,000 a_ tlf I Bl ff dining rm., built-ins. Fami-$24.950., 3BR, 50' x 15,()' lot, IHl•U u U s I
!Open Evenlngol ly rm .. n ... ptaco. Family JUST UKE NEW 16' x Ill' "'vd patio, crpts, ~'O/.'(¥.~ Bargain! PALM DESERT . _,, NEW TRIPLEXES I orchard. PrestigKlus. brk drp11,complfncd&ldscpd,2 ..,,,,-Qi 454 Trucha!! Reduced!! 8 .homes, cluster housini· 1
IN COSTA MESA $41.9913. 962-1373 1 Yr new, highly upgraded car gar, approx 25 yrs new. REA TED HUBERT & ASSOC. ~~~a~~~ =~le Se~~ i 1
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3 Bdrm., l~ Bath O\VNER is anxious. Gorae-ttpls thruout, 4BR 2BA, 60' Must see to appreciate! L ESTATE 34n Via Lido. NB 675-8500 trade $195,00J. 7 lurn. Equi: ~ 1
2 Bdrm., l~ Bath ous home. 4 large bdrms. x 100' lot, elegant entry, 1'11111 ·=·II 1190 Glenneyre St. Newport Heights ty $120.000. Broker 1 Bdrm., 1 Bath Rear living rm., dining rm., fll'epl .. v.·onderful family liv--•=--494-9473 549-0316 (714) 642-7319 or
10% DOWN . built-Ins, Family rm .. Ing w/2 pools, clubhmue, fu.4471 (:J IOI *OCEAN FRONT * * A JEWEL * l7l4l 346·350ll
Office Open S•turday & Sunday Or•nge COunty fireplace. Rm. for boat. brk greenbelt, across. 11 tree t When you Wh to lease or . $ 20 UNITS $
"ou"r 28th Year" Apartment $38,500. ~1 from laree11t family park In buy an OYO apt. on the On a tree shaded corner lot. WESLEY N f'A'YLOR CO Realtors RHllon 547-6791 OWNER d" p orate. 4 °""'"" County. Walk to * POOL * boauUful blue Pacific 2 or 3 Newly remodolod, charmlnr.
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A-lagnificent 5 bedroom home on picturesque
. Galaxy Drive & includes the land ! Really
c ustom built. On a street-tQ-street site. Lar ge
family rm, lge formal dining rm, 41h baths
& 3-car garage. Fully air-conditioned, tux.
cptng, blt-in vacuum sys~eJl!, miniature pool
& sun room off m str bath + many xtras.
• '' CUST01.• bdrms .• 2 baths. Quiet area. Largchampk>honshlp goU course. XI' x-40' heated &: filtered. BR $700 mo. or up, f~. or 2 BR., 2 ha., family rm. & Good units never last. Call
21 11 S·an Joaquin Hiiis Road '" Nice lan.dsc:a,pi.ng. Dining e me. Assume ex-Clean 3 BR home, covered unturn. & 2 BR, 2 BA at hobby rm. Kit. bltins, lovely
''Overlooking Big Canyon Country Club'' SPLIT LEVEL rm., built-ins. Family rm., !sting J'A loan. $34.,950. patio along aide pool. Take $52,500. Sweeping view frplc. & F.A. heat, lge. e'::c~~~ \~~r:~ts. $4J-.._~64
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B 644-4910 NEWPORT HEIGHTS fireplace. Rear living rm. I' over GI Joan with only . coastline, rocks & surf. cov'd. patio. Extra lge. dbl. 1~~'-7'-'-'--~~~~=;o===~~,:.::IEVM')'tttlngll-~ _ -wry brk $32,99(1._ 842------2561 • $2,500. down and $243/mo Elevator to wide beach. 24 garage plus boat storage Industrial Property 168
Gener•I Gener•t-,...... unusual home---built on a ''ITS A-TRANSFER--;' \tU.4471 ( :;:,) 14M10J pay!! : -=~~ a~;tant Call· area.-.$52,500 \VANTEO_:: I.ndust.rial_ lJ" tr "fOR SALE BY OWNER'' hillside this home has 3 The owners are moving: llrld *ROOM FOR BOAT* • · 499-3005 CA.LL-;Gf · 141··1-414 Acre-Ml, more 01, less b)'
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bcrlrma 2 baths, sun deck -leaving behind this immac· 4 BR home + large lam rm, IN "TilE VILLAGE" 9•,,.. ~,. individual. \Vrit<' Classified-; 1
!leCiudC!d entry -custom ulately kept 3 bedroom, fam· cul-de-sac lot. Ask l n g 4 BR. den; bltn kitchen -wA•""' Ad No. 665, Daily Pilot.;
All of you.good folks attempting to sell your own work throughout -a must ily room hOme. Beam cell-HIGH ON A HILL $33,450. opens to dln. area. 2 FpL · II.EAL TY · P.O. Box 1560, Costa Mesa , . h k 'd th f II · h 't f see for those v.'ho like the Inga and. ·a brick fireplace .... , •--t .,~•-·•homo. -?tlstr. BR, suite w/prtv. Neiir Newport Po 1t Offlt• Ca~ ."
homes rrug t II e to cons1 er e o owing 1 o -" ~ ooo R d. ~· ~we ba 1 cl -• di -~ ·• . . . . • ex .... me. .....,, . e are just some of the many Lower level has la e fam-~ . CAIL ·• on tep. ev , it.1i . ng NEWPORT HEIGHTS logic . Why 1s anyone gomg to buy from you un Carpet Realtors 546-8640. features. Now here is a ii "th ~pl MS-l35l glau opens to ocean Vtew OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN. Lots for Sale 170
less they can do so a t a p rice about 6 r •. below NICE TO COME · chance to purchase a REAL s!'co~~ver1
famllyre n!';.; .. .. , b=ny. SM,000. 494-0731 3 bd, 2 ha, playroom. what it would be through a broker ? And if they _.,-------BARGAIN. CALL · · · formal dining room, elegant MINI 1 RANCH (18) Ml tt Realty delightful yard. All new APARTMENT SITE
do that, what have YOU gained by doing .it your-HOME TO 536-2551 BKR. living room. AU electric kit-$~ fuR:2~2· =!~ L•puna Nll!'!I cabinets, carpet & paint. 220 FEET X 105 FEET
self? Don't yoU: think one of the apprOximalely Nothing to paint, nothing to EASY LIVING chen. Upstairs 4 be~ms baths, country kitehen. Mu.st NEN.' East Nine Condo _ 2 = 64~77 :SS:isJY In Santa Ana
twelve hundred o! us belonging to our Newport lix, nothln~ to ~!ant. ll°s _an Llko now 4 "--.. ~m 31L bath aBalre sccludedtt for privacy. sell, all terms. Ca 11 BR. 2 be.. $37,950. By Dupl•x-..... ::r ... , """"'"" Fully improved lot \ . . been done m thlll super nice l.ll:.'\llVU 711 cony o tna.ster bed· 546-1754 .. ;> .... ar u1 ........ .,...., Variance necessary
Costa Mesa Board JUSt might know of a better 3 br home, with 2 bathll le condo, gold shag thruout, room. 2Y.z Baths. Seller must · owner/Agt. 837~ or Miles Larson, Realtor For niaxlmum development •
buyer !or your home than the ones you attempt great storage. Extraordinary custom drapes, dining r:POm leave~ area soon. CAU.. 493--2687 *lm-8563* HASR3tBOOOOR I
to qualify with your own ads and open houses? ~t al 31,500~ Carpet, ;~ae.i~Q ~~!!e_~0:$.~~: 9684t56. TIUL Y l.\•k• Forest. -~nt~ .Aga
When you attempt to deal in a business transac-' ton lorwln realty inc. WALK TO BEACH A BE'ITER WAY OF !JFE ;;:;:;~""';;...---.--I
lion of the magnitude of our homes In the Harbot * N1wport H•lghll * 968 4405 (24 hrs) OUTSTANDING DEANE-Built gard"" ®"" BY Own•r S.ndpcnnte 2
area, shouldn't a specialist be consulted? We 3 B!l .. 2. ba. Family room . . .. property of Spanish de-• VA REPO • beaut decor ~ pl..all~'. storr.
4 Br,~ Ba,
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are a hardworking team of full time profession-Swunming pool. Move.Jn Huntington BMch sign. Family home full of $500. ,down buys this 3 Bedrm Fully improved. C 1 u b !:t'"!tsrmd~~·B~n.l~t~d· j
als at your service! $:,~.Near-all schools. warmth and charm. Latest 2 bath home. Call anytµne, ~~~;.g ~.i:J,~~ fees no~.~ · ve ~r;fd£1'?: 1
Call 675-7225. BALBOA BAY PROP. LA CUESTA rofinomonts are ombodied In srorr REALTY,_r,36-1Sll AIL appl's, Cry' ta I WHtmln1ter 673·4400 l * 6427491 * 3 BEDROOM & formal din· ~l~del.lgh'!-ul._home.Formal ''~ER>PAVS chandeliers, patio furn , ~ : Ing 100m + family room. dln>ng, laief family room, COSTS" lmmtain, etc. 83().6499 OLIVE PARK HOMES I ~~~!"!'~~~~j ~t• If. OWNER Leaving. Ranch La..J>...ima model,-fully-im· ;;1:[i~.k~ic:i~n·t: =-:nA. This coutd"be the bUy ~the tldOlsle -UNIT #2....., BEA'CH-FRONT LOT I style, pool home. 3 bdrms., proved, close to schools & 0 ••. 11~-3 bedroo Dover Shores, N e w p 0 rt 1
large home, dining foom, beaches. Call appt to show ....AP1· CALL 968-4456. year. .... ..... 15 m · B ch R 1 $49 500 Co \£[ ~~'.'sJm\'.glouo, Brk. 962-8&51. :;:;~· ~~,,F.!~~"'L ""::; 3 ~~~c.~S~~~~ot. R~ Firud; 1001 Mon::::~ j
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, THr coLWILL co. tuasioiAl'I' 0, JHI cmwrLL co B Ibo p . I GOING! GOING! schools and shoppfn&. Only $79,500. P21~.~~.J\.1ontcrey Park, l 1.,.:=~C-:----'-'---===;::.:..:::.;:::.;===·1 • I en1n1u • GONE! $35,500. CALL us today 5 BDRMs. plus family rm., ..-.wot 'NllU
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;Ge;;;;n;;•;;ra;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;Ge;;;;no;;r;;1;;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;IO-WN·E·R u•t _,1 2 D 1 ... 536-2551 BKR. 3 balha. 40 Ft. lot. S:U0,000. CALL SAN Clemente ocean view 11 m :oit:-1 up ex-Xtra sharp 4 BR, family + ''FIVE BJ:DRM 3-STORIES, bayf:rcint, ocean 892-6464 lot, ~·ill take 6 units. $2~.000. I
es. Xlnt cond. 1 blk to dining rm. 2 full baths ,v/ · 1.• •NOR"' l 4 ~-· • incl plllns, 492.~•. beach. Xlnt Income. IYll"l v ew; ............... , " ba'11. 847-85.31 or 846-1351 "L""'
675-01'14. Ron1an tub. Loads or cer· Here is a hO!ne that has all $235,000. ~~~~~~~~~'. IMo.untaln, Dese rt 5 amic tile. 2 used brick fire-the chann of !he Old South. LIDO REAL TY Resort 1 l
,_C:;;•:..r;;.o;.;na:..;:d;:•:..I ,;cM;;;•:;r ___ 1 p/s, elec.-bltns, plush green There Is a dining room tor 3377 V1a Lido, N'pt. Beach ~
1· grounds, 3 car gar, lg. covd. TWO BE""M fonnal entertaining, a i ......... e 67•7300 [ --] r:mo 811 A Mt hid I • Art1'st's Retreat patio, .... ,alklng distance to ... f··-:i.. -'......lM:.e ... ' ...... e . ea\\'!l!' Jn Nat'\ alt "'hoots. "'°pping & MINI PA.LACE ..;'~.\"°!:.!!"~.;;;;-.~.,,:;;:; * EXCLUSIVE * . , forest nr ldyltwltd 5'JOO' c
3 Bdrmsi .• formal dining rm., family rm. Brick TJ't'!' shaded d le ! Q. ' t beach. Priced for quick I cl;:-.. ,() ~ &hopping 4 Bdrms., plus den; 5 baths. s~~i$IO.~e~;,, ~ e:11: ;
frplc. On y one year young. Owner leaving area. u~ x uie 11&le . call today 962-8851. This little gem has new shag and beache~. PRICED TO 50 Ft. Nord corn er. Mobile HomH 8-lOani/538-3286 Agl.
$71,500 INCLUDING THE LAND! ~t!~~d~ n!~g.r:~ f.iai~i;r crpts In the living rm & SELL AT $44,00J ••• CALL MagnWcent, custom home. For Sale 125 .,.,,.. ....., ~· •••-.._ hall. NE'\v tile In kitch &: din 536-25U BKR. $170,IXX). • Ranches, F arm s,
Carm el model
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
CORBIN· MARTIN 7"c~r.; "~';'~ ;~~ =.0nou':"o~~ v•cANT • ro=SURE. RENTALS: -.. ... w1n1er Motor Home Rentals Gr••.. ! ,,·ell manicured yard. With 2 Villa Pacific By the Sea, 4 & leases. 2~ AC. bel. S.J. Caplstra · l
BROKERS INC. BR l BA it's &11 Ideal bedroom model cuotomhed LIDO REALTY SALES & LEASING & Lake Elsinore. Level,•
stat1er home for a Young to . include ~ muter 3.177 Vla Lldo, Npt. Beach full SttVice facility lrleal for horse ranch. $9,7!). f •
REALTORS Call Anytime
MACNAB
IRVINE
. "GREAT CHARISMA"
Rare Jlarbor Vie\\'· I-fills Broad1noor -4
BR's. FR. Most attractively decorated.
Open beams-Lit. Formal DR. Nicely land·
.scaped. Close to pool. $94 ,500. Joel Smith,
642-8235 (Kl7)
OCEANFRONT -BALBOA
Completely & beautifully remodeled 4 BR,
4 bath home -bright, light & sunny, Par·
tially furnished. $1 77 ,500. G. Fay/B.
Owens. 642-8235 (K20 )
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Large custom builcting site including pla ns
for delightful 6 Bf<. hom e. $65.000. Tom
Queen. 644-6200 (K26 i
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$26 500 Prlnco and his Prlnceu '""' with 5'tUng IOOm. 67:1-7:!00 oa-~r Motor Homes Full pr .. " trms 83.'\-32'23 ' ' • • The price Is only $22,CXX>. • Shuttered windows, thick •••• Real Est1t1 Wanted 1~ >,
VETS NO DOWN • Seller carpet. garden .vit:w kitchen BY owner -Near new "
•<Ii holp pay closing costs. IJ ha> walnut cab""ts Md the -nt 5 Br, 5 Bo. 531 ·6800 * a I k 4 Bedroom 2 full baths latest appliances. P.rlvate $215,00J. 675-1242 or 847-llSl ,,u C Cash f
ceryots, drapes. Noeds som; 531·5111 I::::.) 531·5IOD boach community. $33,500. Ml11lon Vl•Jo 24 ---, -,-5-1-· _m_od_u-lar_:...d_•_'Uod_ Will buy your ~roperty. AJ!
fixing. One yr old roof, . All terms. BKR 962-5611 • w/vif!.w & beach. Owner ca.sh within 72. bra. Call
block fence, gas builtlns, 2 * R T E p.ttcl * PLUSH 4 BR BY ow'ner ereat view, 2 hr, wants to sell! 8811 N. Coast 962~1 \~1:1 ~~~~~&,~gg=: Sharpo:r;R t!me xon cul-de· CUstom decor. l~ ha. Din/ ~.~. ~.arpeb, dra. Hwy No. 214, Laguna i ~ -· ASSUME .sac lot wllh detached dbl fam rm. Frplc. Nr schools New-rt leach Beach. Cal. •111Y.1 ~ ~
PRIME EASTSIDE gar. Only $29,900. CALL & &hops. $32,000M. ·r-· 2 BD, 11iW ba, den, din. rm.I 1\j ~ 11. l 70/0 LOAN 847-JW\. GEM---Lido lale •--utlo1 shag crpt, permanent dhl. -• ·-·-Spal ~BR f ram rm, 1% ba, * SOL VISTA * 1610 w. O>ast Hwy. N.B. _. appear, cabana. N • w I y BROKERS INC. I l2, ~ft ·Jr~ze yard, shake .3 Bedroom 2 baths, super 3 BR home, Jrg kitch/din R~LTORS '642-462'3 ~N ~E ~treet; 4 bdnns., painted. $5200. 642-6698 •"•
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1610 W. Coast Hwy., NB Payments less than rent. 3 Bedroom, 1" bath., family ~% J:0
GARDEN channer. 52'l-4080, 537-9148. J & J. ~--Flnanclol;;;;iiiijiiiij~l~;·~-~1·,
.. .... , n~ oc .. ~ • .-...... 11., .... u.y room, • REALTORS 642-4623 Don't miss this fantastic -CALL T"OOm covered -·""~t· 4 Bdrm !•-"" •
LUSK BESI" BUY ~· ~. 847-3531 Ins, and truit .,..., 000. badd $15ti,OOO. I ~
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•1,~ This boaullrut home located ll> Ba, I car gar. & 1 BR. l NEWPORT SHORES '·~ ·N ncor trwyo, "'hool~ major BA, 1 car gu., lg ocreened 4 Bl\+ den+ pool nn. WGEAC REAG!T AND REPAIR
DUPLEX Jlhopplng centt.r bas been porch. 8 Blcb from bffd\. Redv.-..1 .1-.k 1 Siil )'Ol.ll' Seashore Sou.Pl tn "!!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!l'!!!l!!!!!!!!!!!I!!!!! prof. landlel.ped for. eaiy CUh for eq_. AJ.sume GI In '~ """' face1 chAntle * San Juan Capistrano Service rontnct with .,,..... your Cape Cell Colta,ge. Ca&)' '!! care. Pk:k up Y
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2 br home w/cedar pallCl• RE~OSSESSIONS pho'1e and call now for BY .OWNE)t. Walk to boach CAYWOOD RIAL TY bor, ZOnod C·2 & A·l, Asking U>ng term Ion"' or """""
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+ rm J!ltlge 11.P · reat of these FHA I:: VA homes, Eat<, Ul-lf55, open !!Ve• de«>rator na....,,. I:: dn.r,:· " loc11tlon! By owner, $n,:IOO. ... ,......~ B~ Beach BlW. loca .
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..,.,_ ~~0 contact · lra cov'd pfttlo., bdwd fl, CAU. o.r:.11 AA:u<, ·~·-· KASABIAN Auume6l(~.lo&nortmnl NI W IXCLUSIVI 881 Dover Dr., NB ~100 -* TRIPLEX WITH POOL to IUlt. EVES: 968-1178
A 'l f N• ooo RH ! E 1tote 9'2-6644 C1m1tery xcr upper or ~. . J ON t 3 ·BD A 2 ba, ck>ee to an Ba,ytront 4 BR.. S bit.hi
llcaul area. Bkr Mll-7739. OWNER • MUI! .. u 4BR + Xlnl tu wh•llcr tn downtown lcvtl 1Chool1 A ohooolng, Pier a 51]1 • $2Up _!.:ooltf.;.;;..-C~ry"p!l""---""15':;;:;
Coil• Mull dtn, comp redec, •baa. Hunllngton Be•ch. Two • 2 1-lot • nlct all leDcecl LIDO RI AL fl' SINGLE plo~ Harbor Rest,
PMl's & wallpaper, and 8e<lrin "°"'" a 1 bachelor. hock yord. $23.9!tt. Fattl 3377 VII Lido~ Buch 125$. Writ• to w • , 1M, much mon:. Acro&A trom Should ttnt for $650 ....,r Walktr Realor, HrTtt4 « 6n.. And R 3 ~ •. ,. ** $2f,f50 ** 10',4 DOWN
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eltm llChl It pk. 962'-82183 mo. •"",000. •··· 1valiabl"e, 66--n86 (Aak for Bruce) erton, t ' ..,..v,. ' o ,... will _, FORCED SALE • -ta Sto<kbrlde< Ga 30281 ~Dinl"~.~'l!'lnl~ ~Lot s/':'l'zf.·~ Holntl.,.... Ho........ OWlta" Ncrlftclnc hla 1-.. P !!r"Y 1'6 ESTABLISllED M~n.
diahwalhc!r. Finle.;..;ct. 3 ~ooo. et ownet""'lp 2-lty, 4 BR, Newport Helicblt, • •D"'E L bed-units. frflnchltc ln ~~v; ~"'-Beautiful EXCLllS!VE w~t '" ~ fam -din -Nr F""'"8tyk! ! BR, % BA. ~ ·-· ~-b'· -'11 ' -n...., •·-. ~--.:7. .... low --~t •'t "'500 Comp. Temodeled, al· i\.C'.-ma l'C. Eagy
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Huntl""°" llleaeh PRESTIPr • BR. or 3 BR .. n<n: Xlnt. PARTLY lllrn. -fo<' *' * Now· ~p' ~ *-*"'· ' H Lrg. cov'd pa.Uo, attrac: matore aalaried a d u l l 1 • 3 BR., 2 ba. lower duplex. -' ' 1._ .MW x tTas. 1175. No chlldJ>n 49H110 e. HUNTINGl"ON BEACH PINEST e · X1n1 cond. Frpk .. cJo<e to _ nDPQRJUNITY A""•· _ OO"ER: (l,) 828-$11 Cond..,-. & the\'a~ljJnents ar~ renting fast! SPAN)Sil"ct>\INTRY ESTATE LIYil{G beach.13txp10 . .tum,y1arty. -..... -M rA TIE p-·o--2 Acres beeu!Uul park like surroundings. UNF. 3 ~ I..::' ,_ ~;~a"fii°.:i:,":'5~~ as s-~~~ :::~ ... ~on tot Cost':""~ .JJO . at l.~
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=u:.J',!,fepe.":enc~ 1J10 • E Bai:helo< :or Sale-J Br/28&, ~a chlkn,~"~ :r~ ing paid -J acuzzi -Heated P90l -Rec' 2 ~r'.' 8fi~1 1':5i:~~· fl~ ~~ = ~~~ wlkitcben. ~l Pd. Vaeaot, $000"' {;:::"' ~U:S'= =:... !jf~ 0< Mr. ~::n Ji:":b~~ Ca.;':fr:'g~~Jt¥s~Wl.1. ~T~alk tn Huntlngtnn Cen~O PETS WfNTER. Summ"' Y<ly,
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"" virtue of being m the Cotta&•· Yearly. Child ok. LEASE'4 bd .. play""1m 1 ... ~·. '"'"'-<' ARKS D 847 5441 ' W, Balboa Blvd. 673-;!058
right ....,,_ ... ' righ . -* ml-!tom-bu<:li. No ......... SP.ACIOUS greenbelt ml ---·Rt~ilAve...litH1.tlngtaoJl .. c•.-~ 16211 p I E LN (71~ -'SEA0.IF£..Manoo..Ap!s-Jf------· ome and hlvmg at that 1h10 -cur: 2 1BRki~"'· 962-7339 a111~m "-°"' un1u bd, 2\1 ba, de• lff5" (Just No. of San Diego Frwy at Magnolia) --4 'Blk.S:Orsan DTego"Fi'Wy. on eaai-B,. un1um 1165. Furn llBO.
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t ~~tngthet~e· adsensvan~ a.rqe.. ard* or _pet FOR Jease · -4 J3R, ~ ba1 ·~-.,.,,.~Or ~~73 i" ~ Mgr. Mr. & Mrs. Elltott -141-4,_~ 1 BJk. W. of Holt to Parkside -Avail April 15. Pool, 1525 ~ "--•-blbur dbl ........ H•" .,,.,.-...,...., ~ \ Placentia Ave. Ask about ·taaeofthis(]'pportuqiW.liow SJ.80 . ROOMY 3 Br. 2 Ba. S:;.'cii. 847~2848 ---· .. N~rt Beach Apt. Unfurn. 365 .. Apt. U,.nfurn. 365 Apt. Unfurnrc 365 our discount. 548-2682.
many tim;cs have we looked Bltns,' k1ds/pet or singles. . I :. > I~\ ::''.'::::":::':'="'----,\!:f!:~~~:_--~ "liml at others around US. seem. * I I ADULTS ONLY • LEASE .. µbi 11 flrltllll .C __ os_t_a ________ Costi Mesa N.wport BMch . •
ingly more fortunate in Ille LANDLORDS! rv M 3 BR. 2 ba., bl~ carp, • ' j.....---R. I{ &}
than we, yet certainly no FREE RENTAL SERVI~ , drps. 3 Car gar. Fa~!';••···~~~ * * * CLEAN , Ilg. sunny, niod!JP . Rtntatt_ ,-'!!_b,re ,,.:~· ~~waent, -BEACON RENJALS"-2 ~R. i bath ,, ........ 1285. poo1, i;ioo: AI00 2 Bdrm.,,_ 11 . _ 3,. _ • _ · .' HARBOR~Gm:rus 2 _BR. Apt. Blt·!!l>...-"'••I· 'iiiiiiiiiiiiii.:~iil ~ , M ~ * · ,., "Ill * 2 BR., 114 i.., ilFCOnQl2lll l!i?1250. lUfr. 6'2'5.133. /liiff: Fum. '"' l\Uff <:11>ts. drp!.-J!'itiO & gar. II • •-'·
mm\ person. any u111es -v 2BR., 2baths .......... $300 Duplexes Unfum. J50 Another Ring Brothert bl k to ttie bay, l~' blks _R_oo_m_•--------1 ~er is -being ln. the ~6$ .... util ltd uni_gue...lBR. nr 3 BR., 2 baths •••• $2751315 Huntl"lfOI' IMch _ flumlshed & ocean. Yearly. ROOlttS 115 wk b\f, w/l<lt ·~ J'\iht place at .the ri&ht beach. hild/ t ok. . 3 BR. 2\1 Ito.. ........ 1395 C Mou De '--" t • Unfu I L., 6'5-1304 or m,1909, -din~. ?r getting i_n at ihe $225 _ ~ ~ '°2BR apt, 4 BR. 2* be., .... , ••• $375/«X) -~·~-. $145 ~ $'165 , ve~ rn lmn;1 wk up a~ C · drn & pet ~:~~n°~ '!1:!:.~.:.1~: ~tins .. deck, ocean vu. S_BR. 2~ baths:···:··· $450 2 BD~. Dplx .unfut'n, tpt, %~:a~ 1 ~.: 'MEDITERRANEAN From $130 to $215 mo 2 v:a~iY. 2sri56~~an view. ~~054s-9r~.NM~1~1vd,
tlme opportunity appears. ~,., -2BR, 2BA, bltins, gar, 8 eel h•11 drps, garb/d, gar, $~ mo, Divided bath &: lots of LA' GE ... 3' BR. 2 ha., frpl., bay view. DELVXE -Pvt ent. t-.laid
We have t't!at Opportunity to ~-~iilsmlpd ":''tt,· 1rpl <tin r I ~~78 aft 4·30• or closets. Rec. l!al!. pool &: VIL B•chelor1 • J Bdrm• ~early .s_~:sF~o·,0~, ke seFV, No ainokers. Ider to the lM.ivkiuaI who . • 0 . c, pool tablea, sauna batha. An address Of distinc. 2 8d e 3 8d /UI\ ~ 675--0310 or+iS-n97 fr ;uee~= ~w:;= . s~· ~~ ~~· ~ ~8:~~ REAf:rY ~ Runtlnjtii'i :BMch ~~or~~;-~~ tio~ in Costa NM e orla l lh ~':'~ Fiilra:.hs' -~~=I~ ~BR :uptex. 2 FFRt.'ooii'·;;Mj=;o;;n1;i;,';_. ':;oi;:r":'i;room-~;:::; .. ;;l __
mbrlmum Investment o( acre, i ba, f~lc, fanta.suc A Company 'Yith Vilkin $165 MP -~_.Br;-&Pts, drpg. Beach, 1 blk N. o( Slater). ad3acent to ewpo Ba f space, on bch,. board In nice quiet home.
$2500, and would like ad· ocean coast vu. Univ. Parle Center, Irvine 7912 Glencoe, H.~. Wldren, 842-7848 Beach, Balboa and the M~er size bedrooms w/ ts, no pets. yr lse, res: ~--=C:::nl::.l ..:54>c=..0095=·::.· --I
ditional Information, send $400 -cust. 3 BR, t;'Plc, all Call Anytime, 552-7500 PETS OK. The Land Lord, * 1 BDRM. FURN Southland's finest coma ~h beam cellings_._.J e 213-6 9 3 -5 7 4 3, bus: ROOM for rent -Kitchen
your name, address and "'~ & glass on db lot. O'f'fieeohoun 8 AM-io 6 PM 539-ll56. • munities li\1U\g roon:i....-w-~as or 213-4424450 privil. $D per week. H~
prone number to: The I $450 • utll pd. 4 BR; 2 ,frplc, Newport BMch Adult Apt Near lake park. • -v.-'00<! burning fireplace. ~FO;:;,R:;:le::.aac=u::nf..,um-.-pl"'ush-.--new=. tlngton Beach. 842-3687
Thomas Company 1400 E decks, beaut ocean vu. Beaut. enc\osed patio & UNFURNISHED _..Conv_tnient laundry area
Touhy Ave., 0es' Plaines: NU.VIEW RENTALS 4 BR, ~ baths $360 $100 _ iJHI Pd. Cottage, CM. pooL No pets. $135/mo. 1035 l Bed Fr f6i ott kitchen. Enclosed pa. ly decorated 3 Br, 2 Ba con-2 ROOMS w/bath, furnlahed.
Ill. 60018. Or, call. 673-4030 or 494-.J248 3 BR. & lam. nn., 2 baths BactiIOii' $85 NB, $95 HB, 12th St. 5.'£.7447 aft 4 & room. ~-=--$ 60 tios. 2 swl~ing pooJ5, ~;:ene~bl ~~ ;;(cl~ f~::nt~~~ uj11~der
312/298-7880 • Edwird Webster brand new, Turilerock $315 $110, Laguna Bch. Walle: to weekends. 1 BR. ~-Den. Fr. $195 ~una, ~ahon faclll· beach. $325. 637_3296 Mr Jim Phlflpson 913 p t Rd 4 BR., 2 ha · $3851$450 water! Agt. Fee. 979-34.10. MEN, amall beach hotel. 2-Bedroom. Fr. $200 ties. Secw·1ty guard. No 2 BR duplex. erpt, drps, ROOr.1 for rent, mature
1681• 1 Cille Monte c-t•°'"--a· 3 BR. 2 baths Rooms195 S21.5thO ~~ ~j.pts ·2 BR Twnhouses Fr $240 petJ. re!rig &·· ,.,.n...... • N 0 ~~~~eii'f~. ~~ing.
-~ Turtlerock ··•··•···•·• $350 I~ per mon · ,,,_,J.JQ Please Call For · ·-.. -Capistrano Beech You are the w\nner of 3 BR .. 21h ba. Deluxe ttM I .aA ... tmlflll forbnt m L-u-... Beiich A il bil"t' Models Open 10 tll 7 pm ~illdres n, no petsc. M$160 mo. t:.uest H--You are the wiMer of one tr~ pasg Bluffs, N.B. · -. .,... . T -11 •. •-va a l tes 2700 Peterson Wiy, CM .u-1 tate Ave. · _ .......
one tree pass Good for a whooflethcarload ROOMS $36/v.tk-, $100/mo. The charm of Old nr H1rbor Blvd & NR Hoag Hosp. lg 2 BR, PRJV. a. A'ml ....ivate rm
415
Good for a whole carload to any e Apt F 360 Apartments start $50/wk, . Ad 2BA, bltin."1, patio. encl gar. DI' .. v• •
to any of the PACIFJC THEATRES ·· s. urn.. $150/mo. Heated pool, near ~orld Spain awaits ~OU ams $185 to $210. Adulta lnq. 41.SO avail. ·spacious w/eounnet
PACIFIC THEATRES General beach. Laguna Motor inn, id Costa Mesa at Rm g 5AtOllQ A, P•";" Rd. 642-4387. .,:food=:.. ;:.:642-92'78~'--~~~1
1575 N. c.oaat Hwy. 494-3537. Brothers' Med 1 t e r · 'Ht' I..ARG. 2 bd. 1 ~ ba, studio Summer Rentals 420
(·Subiect to small service {Su:~etoa~8!1a~ce All•t1 Weber ROOM & Bath w/private ran e a n Village. The new 11hag, poo~,78 s1:. lutU
charge at theatre). Please call 642-5678 ext. 314 "SINCE 1946'' '""-214 35th ·st. entrance tu'. beach, bus & country is the setting pd. &15-5647: 1 ape 31~0av!i~N~~. SP~
Please call 642-5678 ext. 314 1o claim your ticket. {North 1st Western Bank Bldg. Newport BNch shop'a:. No. end. 4*7079· where quaint cobbl& 2 BR w/kltchen· bltins. New BRAND new ocean front, 2 \\'k. $400 _ J une $450. J uly.
to claim your ticket. {North County toll·free number is University Park, Irvine You are the winner of Newport Buch stone courtyards and cpt1, dra & paint. Take in-bd, 2 ba, lease $300 mo. $500 Aug. &: ,Sept. .$25 E.
County foll-rree number Is 540-1220). Days, $52.7000· Nights one tree pass pathways wind ov fant, no pets. Call 642-4044 "6:,:T.K~1:.:19:_. __ c--,,.-Bay tmt., Balboa Island. 540-1220). e FREE e Good fol' a whole-carload $29.50 per Wk&: up. 1 BR, 2 strea ms and ponds tn aft 6 pm or wkend 2BR. 11,.1 ba, studio, patio. 1 67J...3249 to any of the BR & Bachelors. Color TV, child, no pets. $160. 726 -"""-""'-------AFF1LlATE RENTAL SERVICE SURROUNDED by park> • DICIFIC THEATRES ll)oi<I ..,., pool. The Mesa the door · of your vrn1 1 BR .• , 2 BR., bltns + JoAnne. 5'5-3621 aft Jpm Vec1tlon Rentals 425
MANUFACTURif':lG s~~t~ =browse thru out !i::rJ. ~rl~Y.a =-~~~~ l""K ~·1 Newport BL, NB apartment. f/is1~~M~~60. Adults. BIG BEAR, il'i mod. cabin I
garage. Just 11teps. from b Costa Mesi at Snow Summit. Day or Active with $3750 cash &: If pOols & tennis courts. $400. (Subject to small se.nice DELUXE VIEW -Fireplaces, wet ai:s 1 $180. 2 BR, 1%.b&., studio. Week, cn41 639--2?'2.
some management ability. 549-3347 btwn :J..5 pm or charge at theatre). spac. CondomlnlUm, 2 BR, 2 beamed ceilings, wooa .Drp. crpt, • 285 o &' 1 e' * * * BIG Bear. ~ Weekond ·, 1100 Company provides complete 19142 Brookhurst HB 96Z44n 552-8572 evea; & wknds Please. call 642-5678 ext. 314 BA, din rm., fplc, elevator, anellng. 5@--8301. 2131592-5227· -..,., ~etc. Mullt !:>e willin& 1.6lJ9 Brookhurst FV 531-5800 3 BR, 2 Ba, FIR, frpl, 1 yr !?A~ty toll~~ck~ (beN~~ adults only, $450. 644-1615. -~ashioned designed 2c BR. ... ~-Wallalnlant Callok. SPARKLING NEW =~~= ~~-hlme,
Worker. Xlnt earnings & ex· LANDLORDS! old, cpt/drp. Children ok. ~). ·u-a: 1 BR turn apt. No children color-coordinated in-~82'. -w ce. · Rentals to Shere 430 ~-~.=,.."'l;.;;vw r.,a; S2l5/mo. 833-UD3, 67>-~!8 Balboa Island norNB.~!:'·,~11 E. 16th St., teriors, with carpets** BEAUTIFUL 1 & 2 BR. BAY SHADOWS
personal, confidential in· ~indelN~ L-s.u~e 8Mch V'W""'llN'J and drapes. Contemporary Garden Apts. ROOl\fMATE wanted. $110. ~~l"Vlm· ... ~,,ca11y Y!-5685 lOam •. &d.agooa. 0111'.Rental Ser-SMAµ. boW', 2-.~!!J'l!!t«! DELUXE 2 BR, $225/MO Ill -Private patios and From $115-$1"). PaOo<, Apartments per mo . .!\itll J'll 'Blk ~
'11"' Ud.I vice Is FREE to You! Try .... .....-1, central Ioc, sep din June l5th.· Phone alter 4 -balconies.. _ frplc, d11h~ •. new crpta ~-Spacioul!, Light & Cheeey! beach. A 4/9. ~ .
RESS, Wiga or Whatever Nu-Vie'l'o'! --:;;" & fam nn $27S mo. PM, 675--3063 I : jfiil -Community Center drps, prtv patio. Pool. -in:; I BR's FROPK$157 -_aft 4 • ,,, verheJ~&,:,.oo~~1:d. · NU·VIEW REtfr~~ 64-H756. Balboa Penlnt'll• Aplt\1-::•7.;-1,~ with spacious lounges, taut ok. Ca11 557-~1. 2 BR's FROM $1n ~~~~R-~':°°:'.!ii;:
st. s >""· Call 4lJ6.1391 art 613-40,1ll 1 or , • • ... __ · ,_....,. _lilllls ) e 1 & 2 Bl! -~ ; billiard and ping pong Dona Potn'.· S..ullful appollitm.Oi, Iii-H.B. area. I*>,.. utU.
30PM. -Char:mtng-2BR. NeiCwutmi wlnter/~.:~~-_Jl!!J rooms. 3 BR. 3 BA, fantastic view 962-8668 ,,.,-
P.1'"0-'9y-""t-o'"'L,..oa-n--"2"'40= I ~gt:~f,Jg· Avail Aprtl 7· ~es:;c 2~ ~~~ cul = & up. Utl.f' pd. Apt. Unfum. 365 -3 swimming p o o I S dswshr, cpta/drps, patio, ·~~e De'~~~~t:=; MALE or )emale, 2 BR apt
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required -
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AAMES
HOME LOAN
541-5557
State U c. Bkr. 18 Yrs.
1st TD Loans
Balboa Island 494-9727 494-5962 Corona del Mir S.lbcN Island o~tdhoot rl. whtehir.dlpoot ~nj!, "'f:""';fss'°d°'ul"'t._.,..."4-=n=AI-ta"'v_i.=ta7, ~~~ybaif°°1 co~ Ja~ba; i!,B~b~.cks from pltt, Lopuna Niguel mg 1g e , · · -
NEWLY decorated 2 BR ::;:;::"-='-"=='----1 BR upper -Elect door NEW k>Wer duplex. 3 BR. courts •LARGE 3 BR, 2 JlA,. BBQ'1. Closed Garages. ROOMMATE wanted: Oak·
house, on yrly lease. Gar, SEA TERRACE. High wide opener, dishmaster. ~. .Yearly. Waaber,·dryer, H alui with gym Near· new . Balcony, Adult., No Pets. wood Garden, 2 br. furn , •• , h trpl ts •--an view Gate -··~· 521,, .~. ,. • ,..~. bit-•-~1387 -e spa • garage, carport. · 496-iS.59 apt. Male or fml. 642-6>95. """' ws • c. crp , .... .,... ~ · • ............. 11 U l<Jo Open ---.. ... '6, -...oa. lllir nasium and separate or 833-«186 I 409 W BAY S patio, SB! mo. Adlts only, Walk to beach. Comm. pool. ~ A t $155 , d ,5 • · t. G1ra,.1 for Rent 435
no peta. Avail MIU' 15, call tennis, etc., all paid. New 3 Utll ·pald. 14 ~to-oce,111: Bil~~ Peninsula ~-m e n s an women E11t Bluff Cott• Men
alt 3pm, 67>--0433 bdrm., 2 bath. Cpts., drps., NO i. 2500 Sea 1 CdM facilities, 1 n c I u d ·1---------M.,,.ger Bldg E-102 ALLSPACE ==::::...===-----. frplc., tam . rm. EZ mntnce. pe · v ew, OlARMING p e n In 11 u I a ing sauna baths. 1 & 2 BR., $185. $260. Adults, * 646-3317 * ·Self Stor1g•
HoUHI Unfurn. 305 $450. 493-5769. Costa Mell duplex. 2 BR, I BA, atove & -A securitY system to rec. & pool, 801 Domingo, Mini Wirthoulff
2 STORY townhou9e 3 Br, 2 -refrig. Yr b . Adults, 90rT)' -• • NJ3. 644-4767. Corona del Mar
2 BR, 2 Ba, i'rench Nonnan-
dy, lrg colntry kit., t.rplc
$400/mo. ALSO 2 Br, 2 Ba
·unf. apt., beam c e 11 ,
SZ75/mo. 544-3463.
CHAR.:\ONG ;2 BR;-1 ba uno
furn. $285 mo.
Call eve11, 615--6754
Cost1 Mou
THREE bedroom, 2 baths,
fireplace, new shag carpets
& drape5, formal dining
room, built-in kitchen. S225
per· month. Free rental
service.
Ba, panoramic ocean view. Casa de Oro no pets. Close to 11hop's & _:isurpece >'a)~e~ti~~~Or GAfwEN level 2 Bdrm ADULTS vuz:: 1~ =-; ~;;;:,~·
$450. JtlQ. 644-1751; 493--0136 AIL UTILITIES PAID beach. 211 E. Ba1boa Blvd. - s
1 duplex apt. Ftt!h paint, LA COSTA APTS. On si te mgra . U hr. accea
$225 -Lg 2BR, gar, pallo, 1
house bay. 2 blks ocean
$325 -Redec 3BR., 2BA,
bltins, . IC yard. Ne,vport
Heights.
$500 • 4 plus den, PC'nn
Point, pri beach, lovely
house.
NU-VIEW RENTALS
673-4030 or 494--3248
. Compare before you rent Ph. eves: ~ those with small pets. crpts & Orps. $155. Call 1 & 2 Bedroom No move ln . No move out fee
custom deslgned, featuring: YEARLY Rental-2 BR. + -Convenle1*y locat· after 6, 96&-4300 • Can>et• • Drape! Security Patrolled
• Spadous ltttcben with fn. Yard. Encl gar. $310/mo. ed to all of Southern Huntln~ Belch • Pool • B~s Open Da1ly for Inspection
dll'ect lighting UOI Pd. 1500 Miramar. California ]'ust min , All Utlllt s Paid l!amllton & Newland St., HB
•Separate din'g area co~a del Mar ' ·• STILL AVAILABLE! ~0 ~19 11 no ans ·~-._, · utes from-the Pacific 354 Avocado St., C.M. ~ · · ' ~~ e Home-like stora&e 3rd floor • 2 BR--API'S wt-TH· .. -. e Private patios Ocean and Newport VIEW!! $144/mo. lncldJ AU 642·9708 -Office Rent1l4 -'"" -.,.
• Clol!ed garage w/storage Beach, overlooking Ut;il)tles, 18 hole putting EXECUTIVE Sultea, lmmed.
e Marble pullman a .Y the Costa Mesa Coun-greert &: new recreaUonal *· CASA V1CTORIA occup. Coast Hwy at Npt
• King-a Bdrm.a ,.: try Club. facilities. 1 &: 2 BRY Furn & Unturn. Blvd. Ample tree pr1c•1.
• Poot • Barbe<ues • •or·!! .. _ VILLA YORBA Carpets, r1rpe~,eoD/W,byTV 64:H644. rounded with plush land----· Hours: 9:30 to 5:30 ant. Pool, etc. me & ~--H "-· Be h Inquire bo t M J 600 Sq. FL OFFICE w/klt Ir: scat'-· ON TEN ACRES Da ily un ......... n ac a u our ove-n 55 ALSO 600 Sq Fl Adult llvinl at its beat Apts. tum./unturn. U ase (714) ,842.9622 Allowance. 525 Victoria St. Ba, $1 · · · ~i~Jot~ ~ ~ex:!~~. &'r!~rl ~=·: 0v~~~~mMth~~= FROM $149/MO At 'H~~r, ~~2:7°· ls~o:u=~~d;·~~,::-:.
• No Peta 900 Sea Lan, CdM 644-2611 Ftteo.vav· Harbor Blvd Spac. 2 & 3 _BR In 4-plex. PALM MESA APTS. Ah-porter Hotel. No lee. req. 365 W. Wilaon 642-19'11 (MacArth11r nr Cqast Hwy) -· " Several avail. ALL EX. 2172 DuPont No. 8. 833-3223 DELUltE . South2mlle11,0rtromNew· TR.AS. Pool, rec blda:. Kida ~:2~R. ~m~ ROOMY olfice, lowest price,
ENTS port Blvd., turn North on welcome. From $149/mo. Ad Ila N Pets 540 aq. ft., Downtown BLUFFS PLAZA 7% INTEREST Realtors 646-7Tll 2nd TD Loans ~ -~3_nw"'·~~i,t"'~~'~_M_nn_· .. ~~-
Lowest rales Orange Co.
Settler Mtg. Co.
661171 545-0611
Serving Harbor area 21 yn.
DON'T BORROW
'TIL YOU CALL USI
Borrow on your home equity
I« any good llOl'l>O"'· Serv-i"r Los Angeles County for
4!fer 20 years and NOW in
orange County! .
st·.:;.NAL MORTGAGE CO.
(714) 556-0100
4500 Campus Drive, N.B.
APARTM 603;1 LARKSPUR. New 2 Harbor Blvd. $50 clean'g &: securtty dPp u ' 0 · l..agUna. Lease. 494-3028
$2.§ Per month; on \\'ide Air Cond. Frplc's -3 Swim· BR. den, lg. sundeck &: priv. MEDITERRANEAN 'h mo'a rent. See Mgr. 17361 156l Mesa Dr. MEsA VERDE
Lovely 3 BR. 2 BA, 2 frplc,
Fam Km, bltin kitch, ser-
vice l)On:h, encld patio, conv
to all schl1, 2 children, 1
pet ok. Gardener & water
pd, on quiet cul de sac,
$395. 6 mo !ease acceptable,
greenbelt. 2 Bdrm .. 1 bath; ming Poob . ·Hea1th Spa . patio, carp, d r a Pe a, VILLAGE Keel!IOn "A", 1 hlk w. of CS blka tro~,, N~ Blvd.) 4001·D BIRCH~ N.B.
dbl. garage. SP o t l ess! TeruUa Courts • Game and dishwasher. $.150 Month Beach Blvd., oft Slater. ,,_,='-=-'~'.O'.:~;.,,..-,:--, $160/Per Mo. 541-5032 ·
Adults please. No pets. Billiard Room. AGENT S'lS-5726 2400 H1rbor Blvd., 8474260 or 968-7510. 2 BR. Free Utilities. ho!. It'll a breeze, 8dl your items
644--1133 BROKER ~ =· ~~ ~ NEWISH 2 BR. ZBA, no Cost• Mete, C1llf. 92626 DELUXE new 2 bdr. 1~ ba. ~~ad:s~: c:~~ 241 with eue, ue Dally Pllot
THE Blulfs, brand new 4 MEDITE,RRANEAN children, Cvrd pal!'> dck. (714) 557-IOlO pvt. patio, blt·lns, w/bar, 1 BR. ~--n & Uni. Pool, N' Clagglfled, 64Hm. BR, 3 BA, pool & yard Sweediilh frplc. $250 mo. We believe tn Equal encl. gar. near be11ich, $200 r w -
maint. Cust crpt & drps, VILLAGE 675-5731 Houaln& Opportunitlet per mo. 96Z.'i171. 1111 Flott· shops. Adults, no pets. Util $600 mo. 1st & la.st plus $2IXI d A Pd. 1884 Monrovia 54.S...0336.
dep. Avail April 1 5 . 2•M u.~ Blvd CM Costl Met. * * * -.,,•=v.,.• . .,,...=,-:==..-· I --~ ., ' . WALK TO BEACH REAS. Att,. t & .2 b' apts. ALMOST New • North C.M. 1133-8635. (n4) 551-""" -No chJl•peta 141 E 18th tam RENTAL o--.FFICE CASA _GRANADA, New 1, · 2 & 3 Br, cpt/drp, ~ ' • 3 BR, 2 Ba, J.rg nn, &: 1 BLOCK from beach-3 BR, 2 dwh f t 205 l .S St, C.M.
yard. Shag crpts, dJt>s, ba, den, frp]c, pat)(), fenced. OPEN 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM Renlil Conceaaion BR apt. Crpt, 1tove & _3$7 rp · th· ,:H;::-::;11;::::..,--.Bea=:;h::--
bltns. Reduced to $250/MO. $300 nio. 71315»-3109 morrt $30 WEEK & UP Lovely 2 BR, apts with a refrlg, sundk, lrg pvt yard 847 . un ngton c 531-7967, 546--0469. &: eves Open Sat & Sun, kin~ s I zed BR. On whi"ch need• TLC. -. 3 Bedroom-e210 mo. e Studio & 1 BR Apts be f ti I d d ~ _,,. 1 BR. Oe:luxe. Adult poolside MEM. Verde Family Home. 4905 Bruce Crescent ' au u Y a D 5 c a Pe 54~3347 H pm or 552-8572 Condomlnh1m . 3 BR. 2 ba, I
~-_ .. ~.~ TIME FOR
DAILY PILOT
CLASSIRED AIY
3 L--AI d' e TV & Maid Service Avail. grounds. Gas incl'd in rent. / knd -.;· garden bunga ow, near 4 BR, BA, wllUILI m rm., HARBOR Highlands -3 BR, e Phone Service--Htd. Pool Child up to 3 years. No pets, eves w 1. crpts, drpS, bltn ranee & ocean. Frplc., trg pat\o, 6 Mort111f91, lam rm., frplc in master 2 ba; bttns, ~wubtt. Nr • Oiildren I: P et Section * Blk E. of Harbor. SPACIOUS 2 Br µ. 4-plcx. ·rehig. Frplc:, patio. Pool pools, sa. una, tennis. $160.
1-;;T;r;•s;t;;;D;••;d;s;;;;;;;;;;2;60;;; ~=~~4 p~~y lease. ~~ gChllcendretel' "ok~l.mNoo • $120 Monlhly 400 Merrimac Way 5.57-9559 Upstairs. Sund.eek. Lovely &: tennia Court. 979-3984 eY... 846-0259
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CALL 642-5678 I• pe...... n • ..,_ • 2378 Newport Blvd., CM view. Orpa, w/w crpt, bltn 1 &: 2 BR townhouse. mtns, Sell the old stuff. Buy the .PUT YOUR MONEY OLD Redec. 2 BR ~to. AIBO 642'>9567 ~9755 or 663967 2: ~~=-RA~ pd range, gar. No"'petl.,...ol child patio, crpta, drps, rec facll. new stuff .
..-..ORK l'OR YOUI 3 BR In L.B. $90. KUii/pets. NEWPORT SHORES 2 1tnry ~· u CaD ~ 1 ol 5., 63Hlii. · ok. 64>-1485. $150/up. 96U8i6 L~~~=:!'.:::::::::======~ J~-"-_ . Agt. Fee. 9'19-8430 ..Jl...:mm., 2 Br, den/loft 2 ~ ..... 2-BD!W m • pl 1y 2 BR l"' BA Stuer P lo ~ lO~lnterest-on wen: 2BR unfum, crpts, drpe, Ba. trp c, dShWhl', :Sti ~ I 2 BR &-.; ' M uo114era.nee Aw--.--$140·. . ex new . -' !..-.--lO'o-at -Ir-~ eo2nd 'l'nlsty tallle~-ton abool. l!O pets. 116 5. garage, atepo to beach. $365. $130 & Up u"!.:.:m * SHADY ELMS . PWL :~;.,:o,t",Md!.'.'";,.~t·;:.: ~· =· 1151.St>. Avall -Tr' a' . der's •Parad1"se· ' ""-•e un re .:Duo e. """ '>d-1 1:'-377 E. ·~· ~. 1st~ la.st. 64IHJ968 • mv • e Adult Poolside Ila ·-• -.---,...~~'-----~AL MORTGAGE CO. N0°'4..... --Ne I -~ All Utllllln Paid ' -;:r.; port. 1 child, no pet•. ·~ Irvine • (11') 556-0l06 · · wpor n POOL " RECREATION e Children next !rlOl;k·U urn A Sdlallmar 1165, 646-26131;.;..=;..._...,.. ____ _,
Cam Dr NB. * SHARP 2 BK, 1 bath 19 M I A CM 177 E. 2'1nd SL, CM 642-36'5 2 BR upper, Crpt, -. 2 BR, I".:. air cond 1223 e pus ., ' townhouse. Pool -garage • QUAIJTY 3 BR.-& 'Mother--59 ape ve, 2 BR. 11,~ BA. Studio Apt. 1 bltns. f'drlg &. pt. Adi" 9 BR, 2 ba.--au. oond $265 .
diBhwasher. $215 month. lD-Law Unlt, N e w·p o r t 1 BR. 1'"Um. 2 lrg clmcts, child ok. No peta. $lli0/MO. only, Sl.15. 646--6983. REAL TOR 5.52-7000 lines
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NE\VLY dceoratM 3 Sr. $3S5. 642-62S9. in~ rm, extra. ~rg. nxnn~. MO-J9S3, 968--llU ref'rig ~ Jrvhte M,it 1--------~ I ~;;;~~;;~~;\ ~tove refrig, UXI. 2020 BA'Ycn.EST Area ~-~R._,2 encnl . gar 'v[storage. Adult& e TROPICAL POOL e Apt. ;\, 548-7476 • . 3 BR, 2 BA. Crpts, drps, Federal, Co11ta Mesa. BA, crpts drp!I, u5 Yn.1, o y, no peuo. 2 Br Studio, 1!) Ba., trpl, bllns, rctrlg, dbl 1J a r . ~'. By appt only. ~1 2035 Fullerton, C.M. spiral strcase. G¥ Ir: wtr 1-BR. 1 BA. largeu,;rpt.s, .Adults. Le as e $365/n)().
1 lo•MI Furnithed 300 3 ~:·c.iu~n~6fl.ij& VIV"2848 * STUNNING l & 2 BR. pd. E/side on 18th. 548--U68 =Pi~~~ ' nr 675--3967 or 544-21»5
.,,_ Isle 646-3808 or._. Brand New Duple" Font. 2 BR. 2 BA. Unlurn. tt 3 Br., I ~ Ba.** N~" 2 B Blt·lno W/W Nowport Beach ....., Olt Pol Ocean Vu, walk to bch, 3 &: • Garden AptL Pool. Ra:. Lar1te. newly decor Er>el "''~ r. · • i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; J na "' B<. No pets 0< chldm. area. no w. 18th St. 1165 patio, b!Uns. crp1,: drps: 5tf"s:l"m llllS.. mo. Avail. 2BR. Yoari,., l290 mo. Blk. m s1 Jam., Pl., N.B .. 3 SHELL states of the untoo
FOR le™ like new, 3 BR, $46.0lM. le llP· Cloee to everythlnc. $170 I: · ' to ocean. l Q lld OK, no BR., 1'4 be., ooean w, bronze tels $7.50 each. 2 BA. 0..0 Poll!! KnoU. llAIU!OR VIEW Homes. 3 * $25 PER WEEK* ll80 mo. 11611 c..rt.I' St. Apt. NEW 1Bf!1170 •,I Br $210. ~· A&ent 673-1GI Owner OON!der toe. or Swap for saws. cbaln, table
baroo w/lante yard. OU st. Br, 2 Ba, lam • dining rm, A Up. Poot. Is maJd lttVk:e:. 1. CM or ct11 S4Ml79. Nr bch. No pell. Adults. 114 EXEC. Uvlng fOC' $21)1 Yes comm income for ~M skill roto tiller, allver dol·
recrt'll.Uonal vehicle P&l'k· c 1ubIpoo1 . $42S/rno. Kitchens avail. Motel Tahltl SPARKLING Oean t Br. E. 20th St., CM. 540131· • • 2 Br, 2 ba. blt.na. Nr eq. Mark Les Rltr. 548-nlJ. lars or ??? . 6CS-6D>.
frc. $310. w/water le huh 640-1'1$8 corner..Ha\'bor' Vlctorta. Shag crpts, drps. bltns, 1 & 2 BR. Heated Pont. $130: Jlola. '*'1231. SAIL.BOAT 45', rugged .... HAVE $5000. cuh &: a $4,500
paJd, 49M685. TUE Bluffs -v!ew. 3 BR. 2 • TROPlCAL POOL e lndry facU. Nr. thops A It up. Adulll;: ~pets. Newport leach 'ocee." cnilser, value $22,000, lot ftte &: cir. \Vant "bread
Fountain Valley bl.. Quiet loc. New cpta. le 1 Br. rum. $1Ci. Gu a: wtr frwYI. $140. No prtt. lnq: Ctnter.,SI. 64.,...._. -equity $14 .IXMJ. Want molor & butt"r" rebtal unlll in
drapes. S475 Mo/leue. pd, E/ai6e on 11 t b . 2872 LaSalle, Apt. 2. CM'. 2 BR. Adult.. no pets. BAY 2 BR. Crpt thruout, bltnl, home or tr-ee & clear des· Harbor area, or N: to Loo&
4 BR. Hugi! bonus rm. Wet REALTORS 644-7662 543--.1168. 557·15M or 540-6338. MEADOWS APT. 387 W, $l8S mo. m, 6 PM, 13S-4661. Beach. Bkr. 67S-Tm.
bu. Rldi olc. $300/0FFER. NICE Ira 1 Bdrm to' quiet, lBR. 1u & wator pd. Cl'pta, E-SIDE l IR .• $150 Bay St. CM. 646-0013 -=or 646-1382 HAVE 4M equlj$< In 5 acres ,40 FT. lrOrtta&e 11.-
fl) 823-oS67l or (1) 828-5200 clean, working couple. Year-drps, adl1~ only, no pets, Bltns, \\'/w dlg:pl. htd pool. EASTSIDE 2 Br, 1 Ba, crptg, NEW Bayfron1-prtv Ben k "''ilh 1 wate.r share nr Apple Blvd. 1800 aq. fl. 3 Br.,
ly, $195. l3rd St. 67'-7513. $140. MCMr1'22 Adlti, no peta. &U-MXI. dl'PS. ~tove, encl gar. Prtv. Pier 381t, 28..' S$'iO mo YI': Valley. Want motorbome or 4 2 Ba. home. $25.000 equity. Hall' =1:i)'Ollda '!';; \~ NEWPORT ·11e~1>. 2BR. LARGE 1 BR -All b!tlnl ~ LG 2BR, '"'"''· "1'P!, bltlns ..patio. -· Ir· ~510 local property, Pat c:an. For beach prop. O< wbol·
:.11. <Oil NOW ~ lBA, Sundeclc •. I a r a I e , dilhwubor. Adults. no pots. or! patio. ·NO"' pcta. ru.;'. Fut rolults "" !oat a phone NO«! a "Pad''f'Plice on ad! I itrtl•l•Real••!Or•,•lf33.•:ml.••••'•""•·-4ml64.--•--•-; ~ .. ,..._,... .... .,..~I !nt1t -~ 1225. ~2776 &n'*'4 a11. s !51-5flll ca11 awa,r • scwm. c.n KH6!1-
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' \\TAl..KEl1-A-i.EE :6J..00· S piritual, Pfiychic. Past, uutl05, '-llC. Uc'd 644--0687. Plumbing -.. ' ... v·• Representative & Earn .u· CLERK I l~RSOR & AO~M8. Gene J'~n . lilJturt. Advice Oil PATl05.PLANTERS FACTO ..-nW>ney In .vour spare tin;e _ __....,.. ASSEMBLERS Hill . .....-. 642..0200 -Love, Mrui·iage, Bu•ineKS. ' . L.R. O'l'ts PLUMBING ' RY near home. Call• ___..-· Newport. Bloch
t)lLL SEJtVICE No problern 100 bi& to-KOlvt. All Concrete \lt'Ot"k. 89-1-3533. Remodel& & ltc1Mllnl. Wa.lct S.7041~5341 -.
_ i.--wtstcllff Bu\ldi~:... . ~pec"!1._ Rc•dingK IL Open _Child Cue • he•••"· dispo'4ltl. rum1u"'~ The Irvine Company ,..ks a WE ARE GROWING --·
. ..--· CorlX'r \Vestclifr Drive u vr1119', 9AM-10PM. 7 ll?' . · dshw1tsbrs. ~ Mlt: & llllllmllm.ftDll'' -9 1nici!11 11table individual who iiJ ti ~ Jrvinc BJ\ld., N 1: w p 0 r 1 \V cs t m Inst~ 1· _ A·.Y e, CJ;IIL'D Ca~LK-yd. Lot~ of B/Jt. Comp~e P lumbing __ ,,,_ · · high i>ehool graduate to ban. 'I
J -...... Mr. ll'ow•-.-d IV•""'""'""'· llS;l.985A-1~ $21>'12:1 "'"· -K l;cail:.. --.X~~-q, ~ . -//BB YJ di• ·mall " ·-· Call c. ·Yan;...n..-..... Machines L--~101. &1.')..6987 aft. G. 548--3917 PLUMBING REPAIR • -"' ll& • 644-3389 betw~n 9am & -Kl ·ua..-a
----HELLO \\' he · Contrt efor No job too sma11 • e· U lf' 6 S 'I '~-&-lpm 8i. 4pm. · . ~. DESK space available $50 ~ ! e ar you re -* '* 642-3128 * * fl . A' leader in the mini computer industry ls
mo. Wilt provide furniture planning a GALA AFFAIR C ,.,, 1·· ,,... R Id Pool Service &·· ' . Ne.~ CU"ls ~ -CI..ERK-t:yp_ i.st , invo. icing., 10 look'"g for several additions to the work
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availllbl.!. 17a75 Beach Blvd. l•nh;rtainmt•nt. W~ wpuld N~:-·remodcl , rtf);lit. Store lnst_11llet10n • Escrow exp'd only. $450 per mo. call fo rce , . . , ,
Hµntington Beach. 642.(3Zl. like 10 offer our mUsic. Call tJ'c~~~· ~s~~tios, ofcs, eic. . New l~lte lndu$trlal e Loan . Processors , for appt; 642-1912 _ We n eed, EI-.'--. Mechanical. Assetrt~blets &-~ -_..<' on1CE Spa.<.-e 441 l'lJd ~55.59 in Gard~n Gl'Ov! or ,,_... ~.1. ANTHONY eoQLS -n· · k> F w -~uv: -Ne"")Ort Blvd. 3 blk.'I No'. Qf 646-~ In Costa MC:~R· f LY JACK Taul~ -Repair (\VORLD'S LARCES7l . ivu; n or . omun • New Accts. Clerks COIJ..ECTO~ -Prt;f. cOUect. Electro-Mechanical Inspectors. • .
-eoa'it H\\iy. mc:tooo Sq. -----.ELYINC-..EJ.N..,.r.._ -l't'mOd .. addit-20 m · cXJ,l. Let. us Pliii )'M pc.:iQ1=-~ -Neidia-1mm t0iately • Telle" r--~Pf'\ren:1-~.....hrsl ·t t" ft. $300. -l Otc-224 ~. Jt. $85. & SONG BIRD Lii;'d, M'y Way Co. 547-0036. No Obligatien, ~ lmn1ecL Tcn1p. A51iignmenl5 • oag osp, · · If you are looking for an~~ ~ w1~ .. an
Bot h util pd. 548-;,.'iOO Socit l· Clul?s 535 Additions Remodeling Sewing/Alter•ti?ris • El(perienced Appy In Person . COOK, PART· TIME Orange County co prufy that o ers good ,
NE'VJ:ust. dee, ofc. titlite has SINGLE? Gerwlck & son, Lic'd · PC At.iemt>ler5 't Betwr;t ?•m & Noon ~per: & O.ver ~ 1M~t be ~a¥ & bene · ,
o-.vn N.B. st. address. 7<r1 673-6().tt. * 549-1170 Alteratlons-642~845 H. and Solderers , 2061 Bu11111t11 Ctr. Dr. .,,,,~an "'··_'!eJl&I. SPPirl)'. tn pe5930r· •" 1 • p "I· It. "''ill partition. m•nil Receive· a select. number of D ftl N 21) lrv1'no ........,, ~,u-• om, ff ......,p Y in erson ~ · _;... ,,,. ra ng ' eat, accurate. years ~xp. w. Coast Hwy.,N.B. Monday Thru Friday ,_.~
P 1815 "'estcliU 54!HF-il-16 fron1 1000's iu ""°'~ area, PLANNING any .,; .. .,. V.b. , -J'.<.-:. •u.J .... ' ..-
fir .. nlr 'cond. t>lcnty pkg. <1uality t'On1patible matches Tutoring Also Between 9 wn-12 noon COOK _ """P o"'"~•"ifl. 8•30 A M • 4 P ~ J c
,,,.-~ """"" •y Trainees For The~~ Shop • ' ' • • ·1611· WESTCLIFF : l.'ilch w/LAi;tCE ~OTO & Fr® -~11su.Hp.tlon. ~a l 1 VERSE+ TUTOR: -To b , 1, tlto lndustri'o'-Work BEt\UTIClAl'J. Be your o\vn """ St "'--•~M"~" ' To The Personnel •
129-4. 756 ~~~I· fL, ample ,roGJ'~~~~~ ~~~i~ntinl . 557-0>26, 557-9695.. auU'l'JI' oI Arizona A-Z & T -floss. m~ more mqnC)', .._ , . ..-.... ..,_. ,-_,. Or Contad ~;;ICRAFKA
pkg, uUI, Janilor. Baum-I Call now & receive FREE Gardanina Quick Bn1wn Foxf will lutor 1 lake oft when you w . UNTER Help. See mgr,
gardner #IM 5415032 z. individuals in p ri vate Wire Wrapper5 Rent a st,ation,-week, Der Wienerschnitzel, 1696 ~VDM '"'=''=-'--"'-"-'-"''-·=c.·~ sample pa'O'file sheet on 1 PROFESSION"' ga-len•r, I be · · JO A ·1 towels In u shop ; ... Newport Blvd. C.M. 10FFICE spate . for rent. perspeclivc JNTRA·DA. TA '""' ·~ "' SC'S ons glJ'lning prt . "' 1ree work, prunin g.-73. Call fTI4) 675-2448. Injection Molding Newutn Beach, 548-2412 or DELIVERY-MAN · Newport Beach, .,Vestr\iff . match. sprinklers, cleanup jobs, I 2816 P ,
area, 1.000 11q. rt .. sQarp, 714·541·3738 2l3'658·'M·A·T·E' 1 a ii d s cap i n g George. TV's &. App~s---ca~l Gene Hill , 642--0200 24 Jlourg 646-5S93. • Many assignme1u.-in the BEAUTIClAN wantCd for Davis-l}tpwn 2722 Michelson Or., Irvine ·
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I 111• ·j Newport , ~rvine, Sa.fl. Mallie's \Vig & Beauty 411 E;_. l 7tfi St, C.M: 833-2400, Extension ~36 .
\YATER VTE\V Deluxe. ol-LOVE WORN EXP. Japanese Garde.tier tir"'°11M1it ta ost:a Mesa areas. Salon, exper. in hair goods. DOMESTie H 1 Georg An E al Op rt 't E I fi~e 1000 + sq: ft. $400 incl. Discover DISCOVERY know how. Trimm ing, ~.perienced & trainee Sa1 comm & vac 548-3446 -e P -e qu po um Y mp oyer
•-~!~l."L"J02400or "~~· . .,7Cl~.l llwy. P_ROF'E:SSI6NALS lrl a field Clnglcan.up, Small landsc_ap-P&.iitions. Excellent earn-BEAUTY 0 . . al . -~llf~~~~ f&~'l~f&B_ . .
\ ......-ou•o ~ • ings. Weekly paychecks. f"male. Nt'peghrlas\o&r,-mSU"oa0y'. · ·• ' ' Help Wanted,. M & F 710 Help Wanted, M & F 710 , • of An\at<>ur Matchmak<'rll. ~ · """ .,A""' "'--
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445 !EFit. 1966). :iox>-J'•<><> o an.e , a e Perma Tress, 2300 Harbor, D • A • fa t Business Rental -(7l4! 83.5--0885 (213) 387-3l!l3 EXP Acnerican Japane,_ M M . W I Apply in Person Costa Mesa. 549-0757. r S SSIS n FRY COOK EXPER. 'I-1.,.""""""""""""""""'! rd r 1 ----& rs art1n es ey Apply Young lady (18-28)· to assist e BLUE DOLPHIN e 1~ ga el"l<'r or,., c1e3ll'"l1p 1300 s' t II T Bct\\·n 9am .~ noon Beauty Ope1·ator Wanted. in health spa. Will train, no 3355 Via Lickl, N.B. OFFICE . 19 c:eTils sq ft up. "!!!!! [ 111ain. N.B;.i.-_V.M::"-& H.B. an ane a errace II I Gv,ren·s. Beauty Shop ,
WI sq n or more, individual ~a} f140-7Jl.3 Corona del Mar Ke y G•lf S 494-3294 exp. nee. Apply in ·person GARDENER, full tin1e, need-
-,,. I/ 1 all f I J -'" I \' th · f , any aft or eve. 2930 \V. ed for large apt complex, ~a a r, near · · recways. , ~Ind -·c...w-. • n pan es e, n1a1n· ou arc <' Y.'lnner o BILLING Cl•rk, days, full ~• I '" sc-t t -• 1 I f ., Coast.Hwy., N.B: good pay, apply in pct'SOll at ' 1¥11 par ... ng . '"'r erm ~ en an c: e , c ea n -u µ. one rec pass lime. Will train. Personnel ,,.~~'"'""!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.,.[ lfase· Agent, 835-4422 _ ·· -Landscape. fn.~ cs t . Good for a whole carload 2061 B . C D Dept. Hoag Hrntpital _NB 1: 31423 Coast Hwy, S. J...a;uoo, _ 84.2-8442 847-9438. 10 any of-the-us1ness tr. r. DRIVERS wanted· with class Ca.
ffEAR Sheet Metal bldgln.e: Found (free ads) 550 EXPER. Japanese, maint. PACIFIC THEATRES Irvine 833-1441 Boat Manufacturing 1 or. 2 license. to-drive -'-cG"'E=N"E"R"A"L,.-O=F"'F"IC=Ec-~ •o · bl r Cl · 1 d ,~ Ac1"0ss fron1 o.c. Airport Fiberglass Tooling transit buses 1n Orange . . approx _.x., ~ita e or FNI'.I Lady's \Vatch s. Coast eanup, an scape. rec Men County_ Santa Ana & beach Great . variety spot m ~c-
plumber. clcctr1cal, T V Plaza. Call to identify. es timates. ~3333. (SubJ'cct lo small :iCIV icc STS iie cities. Ne\\' equip., growing counting dept. Son1e off~1ce Repair etc, 824 "'4 A, "rest 548-8547_ 8a1~n1 ARTI Expcr. in fi rgls boat tool· organization ,v/a secure exper: w/10 key adding
19th St, $135 mo, Inquire 824 ' JAPANESE Garden c r . charge at theatre). -,ve \vould be pleased to vie\v ing, mold layup, woodwork-future., Paid training pro-machine helpful. Start $475. w 19th St. Costa Mesa FND. Sml white friendly dog, Please ~all 642-5678 !;!.XI. :-ll•I 1·rpresentative examples of ing. Aircraft exper. ok. gram especially designed to Call Sally Hart, 540-6055,
"THE FACT 0 ~ y ' ' co n-male. ~i~T~~:~Park. ~l~~~~~~l' Frei'~00~3102~ ~o~~~~mt~~~~~c~~l~1~~r\~ r~u: u~:~~ ~;pl~~~r~~ ~any ~~n~ts. lLod i;ig qualify each profess. coach C2'190oas!Hal boPe"°Blnndel CAMgency,
St·su·ng of 22 unique stores . 540-1220). enn p.~,,........ 0 r s operator. Apply at U26 E. ar r v • COMP' C'TE L a w n & --to business and the hon1e. largest but'ld-· r frbgls has shops avail. fr $70/nw. BLONDE Poodlc/Yorkic-F, ,..,...Jo "' 0 Wlishington, Santa Ana, GENERAL Oirlce, Clean "Ca,n•ry Village," 425 30th Black collar _ may be Gardening service. J-lauling I DRUMMER Our Art Resources Agents sailing yi'tchts. Contact Wil-Calif. Btw. ~12 am Beg. machine shop needs . in· ._ & clean-up. Jim 54R..0405. \\'ill be al the Conference ra Wood Mgr Prod c1· st., ,NB. 673-9606, Agt molhcr. 979-8280 _ 1 nt · u ion 4/9. teUigenl persop to work·
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PIONEER Enterp Exp local .. room of the __ Laguna Development.. Columbia fl ·bl ID.30 1 k 642-8520. ,, KODAK camera on Otg, Bus soil 1..'0nd. l''lower in~t'I & Young man 19, new in -~rca. Shores, 419 N. Coast Hwy, Yachts, 275 Mc corm i Ck DRIVERS, p/time. Over 21. exi e _ u-s prr y,•ee • Newport Beach 1 !
SEPARATE building + gar. Line, btwn Balboa & S.A., ··--' 1 "" 0052 Re<"f'ntly 111ovcd hCl'f' rron1 Laguna. The hour s are A c M A 1 T t'--· Hunt Bch area. 16532 Beach 5 _days. Lit: typing, niust Has Opent'ng For .. I
d. al k -·• d care, """'• c eanup, <7"fU""UO • ve., . . PP y ues. 1u.u Bl d H 8 drive $2hr 543-4067 1000 sq ft, panlg, erpls,•a J v • ce.,.,.....e. rewar · Indianapolis 1vould like lo noon to 7 P~1 Tuesday, Thurs. v • · · ' ·
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busy corner. 645-2(W I 675-7289 · JAPANESE GARDENER .,..·ork with rock group or in April 10th and , 9-5 Wed· Equal Oppor. Employer m /f ELEC. Assembler. f/time GEN~RAL t;illice -Yng ~irl DISHWASHER
6424j56(} FOUND: Boxer /Brindle fml. CM. NB. AREA night club. Call Chip Ward, nesday, April llth. BOAT OPERATOR & minor days. s1.1a. Female, no ex· for hie typing & gen o~fLcc 1 STORE. Avail ,\pril 1st, 690 Vic. Countrywood & Walnut • 54:rl'196 • ~9-2982. abillties for <'lub work. per. necess. 549--0241 V.'Ork. Pt or full tun~. ,
West 19th St, $135 1110. In-in Irvine about 3 wks. ago. GEN'L gardening, mo \V · Job Wanted, remale 702 ASSEMBLER $2.50/hr. Apply Wl!d at 720 Systems Eng Labs, 979-5450 1''/time No nites or Sun
quire 824 \Vest 19th St Costa 551·4082' -after 5 · .edge & trim;"' .Resid · or \I' B A Balhoa EXEC. SECRETARY GR. EEN TM~S -J • co1nm'I Free est.. 64.5-5855 ~RAfN(C<"· · ay ve., --..Mesa BLONDE n1ale mixed cock· NEED help at home'! We t---1 -~ BOOKKEEPER If yo u v.'Ould like the chal-Full .tiJne gQ,l"dene " Pre'fer I Apply in person l!Ki •
STORE _ 850 sq. ft. Heavy er, 8 mos. "Gumpcr" in EXPER. Jttpanese G_ardener. have aides, nur ses , \enge of the ad business & own • equipment, tecfinical I No. 2 r~ashion Isl. N.B.
traffic. Opposite Mai n Cdl<.1 area. 673·9586 Complete yar<l scrv. Relia. ho u s ekprn, companions. p I O • I f"ee Paid. Fantastic location have these qualifications, knowledge plus experience Equal Oppor. En1ployer
Be 1 2ll-C Broadway & neat. Free est. 642-4389. Homemakers up j 0 h 11 .~ o y• pttcs, nc. in Fashlon Island. Great co.. give us a call. required. G#-2657
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• • Lost SSS 5'17-ffi81 needs full charge person e Sh th d J_ulle Penn 494-ool3. General Services ·' -l\I an 11 t ac'l 11 r c r or the w/good slat typing to fill or an HELP NEEDED
HOUSE & garage, zoned C-2 BI..A'CK male COC'K·A·POO, Al W k RN v.•anls Pill'l time job in fa 5 c in a t in g I i g ht s , this key spot. Salary to $75(), e Accuracy Gro\ving Co. nds men over 228 14th St.
w/lrg-. clear yard. Nr. 19th ans to ·~spunky", approx .1 ~ --. or er doctor's oHice. Please Call Poly-Opticals, -has· openings Also Fee jobs. -eau Jan e Sh.frp-Looks ai to fill pos open by expan. ~ Seal Beach
& Newport. 646-2002. yrs old. No ID. Lost vie. 808 La Vista Dr. 6-10-1227 or assembler trainees. 1st Page,· 540·6055. Coastal e Initiative Salary fr. $3:55 hr. 547-0913 You are the winner of
I d t · I] Rental 450 Hun Ii n gt on .B e a ch . Laguna Beach Help Wanted, M & F 710 & 2nd shifts. Applicant Personnel Agency, 2 7 9 O or 598-m3 one free pass
n us 111 ---1-\Vestminstcr are a nr You-are the winner or , should haVC-gOOd dexterity 1-Harbor-Blvd, CM-833-1670 -H ou s EKE E p ER & Goodl or a-\vhcili carload 1-
r.1c0onnel\ Dougla'>. Ph: one free pass ,\A,\ Employment agency & be interested in factory BOOKKEEPER/ chlldcare for \VOrking epic. lo any of the !
NOW LEASING 897-8174 Good ror a whole carload has opening for ac-work in a clean air con-RECEPTIONISf EXEC SECRETARY "'/2 active boys. 6 & 8, PACIFIC THEATRES j'
Huntington Beach REWARD : MaJe honey beige to any of the coinpllshed ·ind i v id u a 1 ditione<l environment. No Pcrsonalbe over 30 good ' . • Unencumbered \Voman. 2fr • ll
NEW M·l Lhasa Apse, nan1e Dawi. PACIFIC THEATRES \\'/provt'n sucGess in !he phone calls please. · typist mU'st work Well with Sh, typmg & seve1 haral Y"'1 1<1'h. · 50, able to drive, cooking, .. Lost vie. Country Club & pt"Ofession. Established 1965, Please Apply bl' • 1 t per. necess. o ndle •s .1 f bab.,,,itting in eves (Subject to sn1aU service 1' 940 Sq. FL & Up v rd 100'/r Fee Paid 8 y POLY OPTICS INC PU ic_, P ea s a 11 sur-challenging position for den-avai or ~~ charge al theatrel. , Han1llton & Nc\vland Temba Dr .• Mesa e e En1ploycrs, Beautiful ('n-• ·., • round1ngs. Send full resu'!le tal specialist. l\1ust enjoy occ:. 5 days, 10-'7. f\.1ust ha\·e Pl<>asc coll 642.5678 ext. 314
l, .... ~s~o;.~069:7 ~0~,.~8~,13~.0~5~19~~ll "are~a~.C-;;~·~7-s~c~;;~&~54~>-~l~Oj13~; !Subject to sn18U service vii·onntent to ,vo rk in & ex· 11815 E. Carnegie Ave to P.O. Box 546, Dana Point working withe p u b·I i c. ref. Salory open WMte "TOM" Orange male caJ, chru'gf' a1 thenti·e). cellent. renumeralion. Santa Ana Ca. 926~. Salary open. H.B. area. Classified ad No. 654 c/o lo claim your ticket. <North
FOR Lease M-1, 1,680 Sq. Vic. Wilson & Newport Please call 642-567K ext. 31-1 L. R . ! . Ag Equal Oppor En1p\oyer BOYS AND GIRLS Daily Pilot p 0 Box 1560 County toll·f:ree nun1ber is ! · Bl I til2 9072 A 1· to clain1 you1· liekcr. fNorth i:t. eincer s .,.rney · , tTI4) 962--66TI. . Costa Me~. Ca1;t. 92627 ' _5'0-=1220=-'-· .,..-,---=~ f"L $175. Plocenlia Ave., vc · · -ny •me. 4:'XXI Ca1npus Dr . D ·1 Pi! t 1 ·1 RY .. I Costa l\1e:i.a. Inquire 1665 RE\VA.RD~ County toll-free numbe>r is 546·2118 Neivpor t Beoch A better temp. position ab\ Y. ~ t'Ou ~ ~ ~aih-EXEC. SECRET A H o us EKEEPER/contPan· JUNIOR Salesmen: 10-15. I
Pl · G \V \ .5-10-1220!. URGENTLY a em guna ac · ut Sales manager needs self ,·0, lo elderly lady Downey Ea. m $20-$40_ per \Veek get• 1 acentia, corgc ()()(S, DALI\IATIAN Puppy, vie of ~ Laguna and Laguna Niguel /good k'll ~--6Th-1380 or 646-1164 Tu.stin Ave .. CM. Costa TOTAL SERVIeE-S CO. ' st:a:ter \V . s 1 .s. "W-1' Area 5 days $45. per v.·eek ting ne\v customen for th~ ,1 Paint'g, p\,ntb'g. Mobile Accountant Phone 6434321 or 4924420· $625. Co. \Viii Reimburse wt'tlt board & pn'vate DAILY PILOT This is not a NE\V· M·l Space with Office Mesa, 1nay have chain at-· CPA c II h F Al F J b Call . I l300-2GOO ft 3 phase 20SV taehf'd to collar. 548--7048 I-fms SpecJalist. 646--09TI, , onlro er, cavy ex· NEEDED BRANCH MANAGER ee. so_ ee .~ s. room. 673-5651 newspaper route and ' does 646-1809. J>('r. comn1ercial manufac-TRAINEE Jan Page. 5®-600:i, Coastal not Include coU~ or
2;>40-56 Fairview, ~A . FOUND desert turtle vicinity RA I N Gullrrs 1nsta1Jed. luring. $28,000. I Sarah Coventry has openings Personnt'l Agency, 2 7 9 0 HSKPR-SITIER. 4 H~S, 3 delivering, Transportation is :
Owner: 64&-1252:644-Santa Ana .Ave., Newport Accountant Jr. for full time · manager. Harbor Blvd, CM days wk. Boy ~ge ' no f,:;rovlded . We work four ,
S ALL ( rkl.11 r 1 Beach Quality \\'ork. Reasonable. ski ed S 1 N pressures. Good job for de· aft M o 1 or ren , F . 968 2208 Bright. degreed in accoun!-Un 11 a ary + comm. o exper. Exec. Secretary -nd. pe-"n. Crut \t've ,·,. urs er school and 8 on $150,....also carpet carrier for 548--79TI ree estimates. -· ing. At the $10,000 level. necessary - only ladies wi)O D I R •-•""' Saturday. ~Ve bave openings ,
same. Priv. party. 646-2002. FOUND apparently pct Hauling Indus. Relations Assemblers are ambitious &-willing to enta ecept. Call for details 642--3481 for Fountain Valley & SouU-
Rentals Wanted 460 Pheasa nt. N!!ar 17th St. & F THER SONS Degree, genoralist, ;,slaa·I-learn. 540-0614 Oyraaam,.,'.: Lan~~na sBkel~edden~~ l.JOUSEKEEPER/Cook bpr Huhtiilgton Beach areas on-.;. • •----------I Newport, Costa Mesa. A .~ , tree r C RET ER r P • ~ i..,.. .., ... ",s 1 • 1 -for couple. Unencumbered. ly. You must be out q I r 1).992 \vork, trash, yard & gar. up," electronics. $20,000. lnterr"m A AK ' or prvt lell!&t;nt person. Future Live-in.Pvt.rm&ba.Good :school by 3 PM to
BLIND dlabelie female, 5--1 I clean -up. free est. MBA school. Fu11 or· part tint~, unlimited. Salary CJpen. Call salary 642·9606 participate, E:Kperienc~ ~
needs room & board. 1'LC, LOST grey & white cat S42-8lS2 Fresh out of collC'gc, trainee, Pers_onnel Service must drive. 962-3343" §40-1335._ · · ~,rs given p r i o rit y_.1 can pny . up to $_2q() mo. \V/tan ·spots near So. Cst · -· exh·C'niC'ly brifrh.· I, moxi in· CAR WA. SH HOUSE wor k. Exper, morn-..uo-9641.
Refs. \Vrllr. .Class!f1<>d nd Pla1.a. AnS>.vers to "Zippe r." SKIPLOADER & dun1p truek 17581 Irvine Blvd. ings Mon thn.t Fri. $40. v.·k.
N 61, D 1 P J , PO \~"'rk. Con"ret". a<phalt tl'resrcd in ll'a•'lling a.II Full & p/time positions. £xper1"enced JR. SKy $600 o. · • ai Y 1 0 ' Rl'\VH1'd 979--0870 ·v '" " phases or ntanur. Sl0,000. # 115 Tustin Own car. Call 644-7344. Box 1560 Cosla Mesa, Ca. LO~T f I ,. I sa\\•ing, breaking. 846-7110. L. R . d . A 838-5460 Drivers, Gas Attendants, AN OCEAN VIE\" Home ,., Gooc1 Typing 92626 ., l'll\a c grll,V 1gcr cu . JZ ('tn er s grncy Detailers. Good pay. Metro ' •Y ' \V rrr · black striJ>f'~. vir. 1Gth & YARD, gnn1gP elerun1ps. •1;1()() Campus Dr. Equal Oppor. Ernploycr Metro Car Wash PROOF Laguna needs 1nature live estc 1
1 BR apt or· sn1 l house nr Sanla Ana, 64~>-2!l3:{ Rcrnove trees, dirt, ivy. 5-16-21 lS Ne11·port Beach 2950 Harbor Blvd., CM i 11 H 0 u s c keeper/Cook. Personnel Agency
bf'uch in CDM. Balboa, LO'T 1 1 . d s· Drive1\')ls, grading. 847-26611. ---------------.-ASSEMBLERS Prt·vale Bdrm & s ilting lGjl E. E;dingcr, S.A. , •
wanted for n10 of April. in;le c~;1gVi~u~arbo~a~~~ LOCAL n1 oving & haulin!! by ~~ F'ot· 2nd ,,,,.,, ,·n El-tront·"s BOY & GIRL OPERATOR room + generous salary. (?lfar~r:A!!.!o.,~enter} ~. 64~1751 art G. · · · ·" =-'" CARRIERS · F.:vcs & wknds free to enJo.v iiiiiiiiiiiiiiio.~iio'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii•] l l~~~~~~~~~:l ·~D~t'~C~•"~lic!R~c1~v~anl¥~61J4'.i26~ta student. Large lruck. Reas. ELECTRONICS J\tFG. rirm, nlght premjun1 offered. '
•. '(), U D.OR.LO . J.14-1846 or 534-216-1. livine Com plex N A I . FOR 1he bc!ach. Pl1: 557-8811 KEYPUNCH ' ~ t N ST A PE1'? i o exper a'eq. ppy in THE DAILY PILOT -UNITED-days or 499-3957 eves &:
I Ir iijil4 j Burt>au of Lost Pcts GEN. Hauling. Tl'Ce/Shrub Assist VP finance s{;opc of person. CALIFORNIA BANK wknds. Announcements O['IC'n 9run-~pn1, 636-5685 1rim. Gar & \'d cleanup. a(·livities to incl. g<'nr.ral of-Potter & Brumfield Div. South Santa Ana & Nol'l.h ..::::=.::,..,==~~~-Swing Shift
. . Est. 531~77. 577-69()11. fice, con1p. bkkr & related Ai\fF Incorporated Costa Mesa areas. Vicinity ......,,,.1 La Paz n .. l·IOUSEKEEPER I CQmpan-' aci·tg. func:lions. 10 key, 26181 Aroopucrto MacArthur. SunDower & ~,., n.u ion for elderly lady 7:30 6 Mo's actuaJ work exper, 4
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Announcements I I~ Housecleaning type 60 \l'Plll, 2 yrs. cxper. Sau J uwi Capistrano F10wer. Call Dan Ferryman Mission Viejo AM-2:?.0 PM, Mon thn.t
500 SenicesMMIRepain HOUSE OF CLEAN Xlnt. opport. for qualified I An equal oppor. Pmpl r.1 /F at the friday. Vic of Springdale & 1 ---:~~~~~--1;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;; I candidate, Salary Con1n1. b , DArLY PILOT 837..()066 tleil, 1-lunt. &h. Call Mrs. J im Polokoff 1'100rs. \vindo,vs. \Valls, ca1·-\v/abilitv. 714 _ 833-831 4 1 Assem ler Trainees e 642·43'21 e Mason, 8-5 at 536-5414. Aft.
536 7th St. Babysitting :;,r~~S~c~·;~:2~2r.rs. art•a. ACCTNG. SUPERVISOR I~,~~~~· P~~1i!~~~rkZ~ BOY needed for pick-up & E<lhaJ .. Oppor. Employer 5:30 at 84&-5137.
on keypunch, keytt!.pe or
key disc device.
Apply Jn TI1e
Personnel Department
~1onday -Fri. 9 am·.12 Noon 1 Huntington Beach Hllpidly growing fil'rn in \\/ORF;. Retf. local employ· delivery & general shop ~!HOUSEKEEPER Llvc-In for
You 111·e Ille 11•inncl' ur CHILD Care. i\1.Y hoinC'. XLNT \Vork, expet'. '\'ilh ll'vlnc Conip!ex needs in· nient histoiy. Start $Z.00 hr. c_lean-up. Dickerson's Na· ASSEMBLERS 4 .&. 6 yr old girls. Mission PACIFIC MUTUAL ... 1,
I relcr<•n(.'CS, <lay.<;, nigh!s .~ · 'd I k l•onal Glass Co 1 2 5 Vt ~ area Call work on" ri •l· p:iss Snaeks, hul lunt•h. 1\lon. d1v1 ua \\'ho can to 't• nunc"n FJeclronics, 2865 .. Exper. in hand soldering of e,~ · . ·
l ;Ul.){1 lu1· fa 11 llul1• ~:111•loru.l lhru Fri. Full or IKU'l dflys. 2:~~nds, aftei· ~ p.nl., 892· charge o[ cost dept. College E'ail'vic\v Rd, Costa .l\!esu. Rochester St, C.M. ....PC boards. Must have 871-9020 ask for Eileen. 700 Ne\\•port Caiter Dr. f
ro 1u1y or thf' Hcasonahle. 962-71),_~'9. j)J'C:(er~d. Sa lary S1200 IX'i' Equal Oppor. Employer CAR WASH managers & knowledge of components, HOUSEKEEPER live-in, pvt Ne\vport Beach
PACIFIC THEATRES 'YOUNG Set School _ 0 ,..,.n Carpet Cleaning J mo. 1' .. C,,.,ll P1a1id1/Also11 Fee ATTENTION gas atte_ntants. Permanent wiring & color codes-2nd room. TV, Spanish speaking [ ""'""'iL"Ai/'B~T!i!'::E'l!C!l'H~!!!!!l]f .~ Floor Care & Windows .101.1s. .'l · t> en ·ayes, gas attentants. P ermanent shift. Apply at Babcock OK. Call att 5:30 546--1978-_.,,, 6;1111-711111. 6 rlays. Ages 2-S. r..•" ""-· ,.,_ 1 p 1 BOYS & GIRLS c D I 'I · 1 o ,,7 1,..,., <J't\l""U\j,l:), ...... asta ersonnc positions w/growth co. Electronics, Division Estel'-1 >u • 1:;ubjl·c·! lu 11n1nll S<'tVic1' Pru. ll'ar.hcr~. $21 \\'eekly. ul c 1 , run ,.,,~rv. :.>-' · "'h' Agency, 2790 Harbor Blvd, Stnr1 thtll Sum1nerlin1e job !mined employment avail. line Corp., 3501 I1arbor INDUSTRIAL mmed. R& D opening 'HJJ +1 1'ha1·go' ;11 :1i1•a1n · 1. ti lG·37flG or 645-lOti7• Dedicated Cleaning . Cf\! no\v! ! \Vork part-time alter Exp er • d only. Call Blvd., CM •• An equal OppL prototype projects. .eref. Pl!·11 ~1· ··;ill l:i·12·:it:i7R t«..,t. 314 Ca rpenter *'VE 00 EVERYTJ-IING * school and rul1 lime this 644-446(J · Employer. -~me college in a teehrrlcAI I
to ('l11i111 yol11· lickl't. 1North Rers. rr('(' est. 646-2lt19 Accounting Clerical sun1mer. You can mttke $~ -N'URSE LYN field involving chem, math
Cuu111v toJl.frec numbel' is WOOD\VORJ\, ca bin rt s, Fee Paid $40 and n1ore per week. You CI-IEF • $.1000 Per Mo. EXPERIENCED Dental Of-• & basic electrical mea.'ruf'eo ·,to l'rL01 panclin" gen repai .... Duke Janitorial· ntusl •0 12-16 ye•rs old and The Blue Beet !ice Receptionist. Immed mcnt. Local industrial ex. I ' . • .:__ -"' • "'" ' Acctng Clerk $500 "" .. C II s~ ~• fl 3 ' 493 11~ d · bl · l~~~~~~~~~~I Du Ourk•t 64&--T:i98 846-9495 4 -F 11·.,e ,.,, ll>e Newport "·s•ft ll 1,,.,....,.. a pm openmg. -•o. Long Term Ass;~met>t per. es1ra e. , ' · · OFFICE clcantrig, 11 c' d , Applicant Pays ee v ......v "' "C>" Du
llil «11 tyru1s carrwintry · bondf'd. 7 Yrs exp. in area. LcP"al Secre tary to S:J50 Mesa + Hun1ington Beach CHILDCARE, housekeeping VOLT ncan Electronics, J165 I '~-. r--r--2 'oz• 64•2527 A/R · bl $100 ar<>a. llelp us get new.. _. 2 school-age children. 1''/C Bkkpr to $650 1 nt p 1 Fairview Rd, C.M. ~ Personals ~ Large nt sn1nll 5.16-1&18 p64 ~1 ' or& ,,... · J.._Gi~rG'Uic.~c .:..'.. c.u.s.lomers for our oaper aml ""o-·""-' l:30 to 1 n ... ...-Pre-Dental frnt/back to $600 nsta erson.ne Oppor. Employer r ~::;;;;;_;_;;·~-;;;;-;·:::=1 A-1 CARPENTRY alnt ng • Frnt Of(' f\1 r<lica.I $400 \Vin Fantastic Trips and fer someone "':'/car, Must M"d·~Ft S:'J001500 ~~~$':i\': 106 l:EG:Ar-SEClY "* call Gol'Llon ~3-1:)-1 Paperhangrn4J r·rce & Fee Po!!ilions Prizes. CALL T 0 DAY! have RELIABLE references. c IC · ron 10= Nonmnrt Beath ' 5464741 Fee Paid. Be au t t t'u j
RUTl l RYAN AGENCY 642-8766, ask tor M r. Please write to P.O. Box ~!es/RSec'yCl ~ ~~...-t;.....i · Personals 530 Carpet Ser~Tce CUSTOM PAINTING · 1 Aclanis. 494, Corona del Mar. .,,,1p ec erk $435 Equa1 Oppor. Employer pres '6'ous office. Firm of 1793 Ne .... lX'r~. Cl\1 646-4854 Exec. Sec'yg $600-$r00 ~~~ fers out11tan~ing bt:ncltt:!: in VETER~S JOllN'S Can>C't ,I( Upholstery Jnlcr/Exter. Uufurn. inter. 17!131 Beach, HB 847·9617 '& Ins·. Under.vriter to $?00 f"• .,,...,. ~ . .,, eluding profit ~bating, Good
Earn $4.:.18 to $7,(jj per lll'lnr Dri-Shan1JMIO. fr c:: c Scot-irpec. price. Free color Cf.Ill• CLERICAL Commercial & Personal hours. Start $650. A1so Fee
guaranlf'l'd ))y usiri:t )'Olli' c.hgunrd {Soil Relnn:tants). i;ultirlK & est. L ii', fnll. Adve.rtisi ng Salt's • Receptionist lO $500 ""lltilt.1C rrnc-l"'Vlt.~ID Jobs.~-Call Sall y llart
(i.I. Bcneflts \Vhll(• al -D<'grf':uwr~ & ulJ color '''Orf(be underhid. 6-12.6005. HIGH COMMISSION TYPISTS A c !lh' Slk Bkt $ 7S 11\.Yll"(l.. f"'Cl\.)\.Jl"l"'U.. 541Hi055, Coastal Personnei
f('nding &1nlll 1\nu Colll'ge. hrl,i::htcnc.l'l! & tO lninule No Wasting EASY SALES NEEDED NOWI S:~k!pe~r $:50 l"CD\N""CC~ ~ncy •. 2700 Harbor Blvd.,
Cn ll {)(1\\' • blc<1.ch for wh iir carpets. * WALLPAPER * ·GROWTH POTENTIAL AUTO • Design Engineer $15K ~......._, ~i"':-;---":c''=...,--,.,...-:;47~9~'61 F:xt 370 Save y<>ur inoney hy .!;ttVlng '\•lien You call "~fnc" Chnn11:l<'r otComn1erce Cont· Transmission & line n1e('h:tn· NEWPORT FEE PAID L~GAL secretary. \Vill con.
r·uLL Y LICENSEU-mt• ~xtra tria~·. \Vlll cR!an 5'1S-1444 646-1711 1nunit)' Boo ks , Phonf" ic oon1binntion, .l\1us1 hnvc We need a typist w/Htt" gh P e rsonnel Agency Accnt/RE/CPA •!:<per to $2.il{ sider tral,nee, 1 yr Cal~t.~o" l
•SPUt lT\,;,\l.I.STtr ~~~11"gs1,,m.,A11yu11nr'•'•1 ""s"1· .. ~ P'"NTING ,o. P·~1·\ng. 20 962-6661. 3 yr:-1. nl i11lnlun1 f"XIX'•'ience expcr. & we oh~ n1..'C'd :\ 833 Dover Dr . N "' El S tics E••• lo S12K msi""1 have g\'IO(l ly:p~1ng &:
S · · J 1· JO 10 .... · · · · .... u. ..... ·"' .. ,... i.-,-U'o. Lincoln ~1crcu1". typist wlt0 '· g .. 0 d ., .D.i ~. 1 ,..,_ • lO"' innd skills. N""' , pmtua .''Cuc ings IU\l· "''OICh ~·o. C\1,·t'or $'.•· 1·,, y-, I fl ho ' ~ " 64 P I '"l/"I I SIOI< l' "" Ad 1 ti 1 "" .,... '" vrs n -.ar r arc. n · ANCIENT 1-fl'nlth & life. dr nlal 1nsur• w/f\g"-s, 2-3870 urc lll.'JC ·~ .., l'C Cen1cr Law office.. 64 P~· \l <-p on a . 11111 'r.r.~. t•xp. ill ·\vl\111 count11;, 1101 'Llc/bonded. _Refs. rur11. '·fin r·1 11 lt0p n·1 -· Ouyer/Mnrtne Hrdwr $14,500 ;T.;--":;:::"'-:"'"i'"-":-:..::.:;:~J 3l:.! N El CanlulQ, S~ri n1cthod. I do w1)rk 1nyi1clf. ft42-2356. lllll't' ""' e 1 l!. 8 u • F/C Bookkeeper to $750 LIC._1~harnpoo girl 3 ~ <?~. e~ .. ~t.c. <'l !) 2-!I \'.I ii , Good t'Cf. 5.'ll--OlOL rorn1 eXf)("llSl'S paid. 5 days Apply 1 The FACTORY TRAlNr'.ES E:xec. Secretary to $700 Bill~ Bay Club seiiU~ ·1.-.~-;71.1.yf PAINTING & repair, 3.3 yrs. MARINER WC'l}k. 7:30 to ~:30. Ex1.-el· Personnel Department No Expcr nee, Ap.~ly 1n per. Secy/Con.st.ruction to $675 Salol:i, 642-0092 ·•
PREGNANT? Th j n king L & R CarPft .. l!phol5tery Workmanship b'1Utr. Toke lent \\'Orking condit.ioll!I. Call Mon-Fri 9 AM-12 Noon son. Inca PlasUcs, 32972 Costlng_Clcrk to $9Xl I.JV&in companion "f-ftidef
llbortlon? Know all !he fncbi House ~.95. Sle:i~uM" advuntagc of nly exp. J\ir. Art MCCbrm lck at Calle Perltcto, San Juan Clerk TypiAl lo $600 lady Ute hou-......i::.~-
firm! can LIFE LINE-24 ~· Rm $21 . Guar. 530-1056 Gustafson PACIFIC MUTUAL Capistrano. No phOne .. 11s eomm·vunes Rater to .$500 horn.;, 552-7484--"'~
hNI, 541-5.m:. ' UP to 75'tf1 af[ on hanging i( NOIV Hiring Uncoln Men:ury 700 Nt:wport Center Dr. please. ' R.ectT!. Gen ore to $.525 t.lVE-IN com.~tJble Ull\M&n
S\VING!NG SINGL.ES FttEE Estimates, Ct'ment you buy material from The • Newport Bench f'OOD Sttvlce McDoMld's Comm'l Loan Proe. to $850 10 c~ for ite.ml-iit~9:Hd
eau "l.A'!\h" ~ pm. Contractor c1 ti\'(" \Vay 5. l~a.ngmen. 547-5846 DISHWASHERS 714-842~ 700 w. Coast llwy N.B. Day Tax Ptoct-t80t, Sav. &. Loan 1adr; Must d'n"-• ~
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area. Call: Victor Tcn1· se1ving So. Calif.'' Trai'ning "'ill not ihterrere Nan~e'·. M'":v shbe~"''a'ppe• loarng· BEAUTIF"UL furnllure for ":'"'·kid, ('v('n lovf' thi•ni !or '''"'ks old. ~l ·!bl I ~· ~ 'I C .. -v ..... u sa\C' for bcost olfC'r: Solid ,.. . ..,. porary, collect ~i . Waslty N. Tay or o. w/your present employment hours, nic-e boss. Start $475. OPERATOR K •nm 0 re Eltc:tric niaple hutch. tabl(' & caµ-lh•·ir t'OOn1. S:,i-li.1.'l alll'r 2-1; ~to. Olli H1•,i.:1sl{'l\'ll \VINTER, SUmmer. Yrly, ·2Ul San Joaquin Hills Rd. .f.: will be held in strict con-\\'rite Classified ad no. 629, Iain's ehrs. desk & rockt'rs. 5::l0 pn1.
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W. Bnlboa Blvd. 673-2008 Your Future 1560, Costa Mesa. Ca. 926'6. cyc le . . . . . . • $79.50 tan set w / m 8 t ,. h i n g ""'· champ;>gn< h<i•o. '.100 Af'GHAN Pupo;, Al<\". ' wk>. 1AN ICURIST -Sal + Con1· REAL ESfATE SALES 11 Unlimlt.d Secretaries $«11)..$1100 Second Shift g1tn1eroon1 table &. t•hnirs. yds. Jl\'y. qw1hty. 5-18."6..j.j. IX'I \~r $h0\V quul. sr;:, & 1111.
1ission. Busy shOp. SUCCE~ ~ CaU 963-4518 or 557.7542 A/P Construction $6.JO l())'/;. 11'001 rugs & hand Mi'scellen-us l>ossiblP tern1~. ~J63--3!Y~ -"AA """' New or experienced Join the ln 1 )·ou \vill be handling a vRrie-_,,I t"13l •~12·"' -
; ~ \\''orld's largest and fastest I For An Appo tmen 1 ~lerk JYI>ists to ~ ty of duties inc I u d in g Maytag tlec dryer, cru.,·~-... Rni ps. .. ~ ...,, Wanted 820 AOOl"tAB~~F: n~lnlt1hll"\' Po»
Medical Back' Ofc. growing resale organization Sales ayro -;;i sofh\'at'(' datR control "'orif wa,h/wtar c:yc1e llERCULON llOfn & l .s .. -------..,--1 dll' 11u111,1cs 6 1~ \\'t.""l'ks old-3 't Paid. Assist young GP \\"ith a netv.'Ork or over 300 Attention All 1003 FREE & various oUice duties, If Queen hidt>-a-IM'd, la1nps, OLD ORIENTAL llUGS only S:l'i. l'11. ;,.11--0:.i...+.1
back office & fill in offi(.'(!S and become a I OU .. ._ you are looking for a career ...•......... $99.50 plush soft-v~ny.J-s o f ,1 11·ill l>llY 5-10"~ n10re Umn Horses iedicnl Insurance d{'Sk. member of our l\tillionaire Y ~ with a gro\\·ing Orange "·/loves.eat. Pri pty. 4 n10. top S pa~'t'l'S. t-:v1•1(. 54;,.....J070
Salary to $475. Also F're Club l\luJti-million dollar S LESMEN I L~~':i';u~~ County company that offers 5.16-@ll PH.lVATE PARTY \\'Al\IEU r~pl'r. 1·id1~r 111
;)llibs. Call Helen 11ayes. adve'rtising program. Free A • 546-2118 Ne'wport Beach e.~cellent salfl!")', benefits & Ktnmore elec drytr, 2 DBLE beds, sa>. ca ., dinini; \\'is.hes to pul'l·hn:w-old sh .. 'lt'f· thoro~hhn:•d . · $30.
S-11>--0ffiS, Coastal Pcrsonnl'I guaranteed licensing school. \\'e are now hiring boys be-"'Ork:ing condit!o~. nn set;-$35. 2 blfl.ck trystnl or i:Iass. 84Z-U'lt n1nurhly. lnfo. 51n-:rl'li9. ~ncy, 2'190 Harbor Blvd. Ext•Uent !Oil\':•_ training, tween 12-16 years or age to SECRETARY wosh/wur cyclo nnugahyde ehairs. l<S ea. or Musicol lnslruments 122 Livestock $58
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C~ Please call Virginia Jones help us get new customers. l...Girl ofc. Aggressive, resp., Please Apply fl1 ~rson ••.•••••. , , , • $79.SOll="2"fo:;;",;"";:·,.:540-8097':'-:':"'°::c::::-::;
MERCHANDISE handler ,(, 835-4811. I f you l\'OUld like to make organizer or Very busy Or C.ontact B. Kratka PRIVATE party must sell SEL...ttR Tenor Sax:opl'Kll"I(', Jll-~GISTEREO 1: Ar 11 11 f,river part,tiJne. Contact RED C·ARPET $21)-$40 and more each week desk, Xln't clerical skills. near new living rm & den ,,·lllil...ca~ & aC"CCS..". l_,il({' mart~. 9 ~.u SliOO. Arub
1r. Pavone; Benl's Furni· Realtors C'all US today. All transpor-Exper. 644-0635. VDM 90 Day Gu.1rent.. tum. Reasonable S47-Gll02 new. $000 or offer, 64:-rl~ gcldin.c: $450~ 8..18-~ or u..,,, Store £'A"""""' talion provided. You can SERVICE Sta. AAl-ant, ·•t 3pn
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r.-Y or gir at east years Sat rd Call ]If trols. Never used. 644-5'148 E ' 82• I~ of age. Laguna BeRc:h area. TRAINING on u ays. r. pearance.Applymoms,2590 . quip. ~I ....,.,. .Ji
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Moto~lke -•·ay. Must have Fnmous Real Estate Licens-Daily. 642-8766. Newport B1, CM, f D 1. \VICKER headboard, chests, !~~-~;· ~·;•·;ip;n;"';"t~~~tC.~~I
642-4321 or 492.-4420 thru Tarbell Realtors. Free $100 -$700 per mo plus. Part lull or p/time. Exper. Over Irvine, Calffomia 640-1751 aft 6 p.m. ranly. '.ii PriN?.
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j,lm,100. Need exp'd fini sh ~ ~ N 11 tallatl.OO cnulnets. 673-2 129. ---"-i;:Rrpenters & c n b I n c I while you learn. Call Al Free top quality training SllA.1'1POO ASSISTANT orma RS $545. Offer! ~1200 • Mrs. Vergll Pierce
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ltxperi<!nce prefet'n'd, day REAL ESTATE SALES teachers). $5 fee to start. SHIPPING . Packaging, Exper. ~lust be over 21. Ap-All ltlm5_Subitct_ ,;uoo•o,ually='-iho'°"'m~e~·c7" """~79.,.,,10..,,,.,_ISHELTY-Bcautiful Sf\ble -& \'ou ii.re-the-wlnnff-01
f;/!ift. ..&~ce!!.ent _ \\"Orking New & l'eSiile. Newport 1--Call 6:154163 & leaw name C\eryc Tramee, PaJ Eltc-ply iJili,rson., SUrf-& Slfloin, OLIVE leatherette dble hide· white female. Loving p<!t +
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ft"t'<.' pusl' e:t!onditions. Bev('rly M,,anor Huntington Beach. & phone no. 1 will contact tronics ~ompany. 6 3 91 5930 w. Ccast Hwy ., N.B. To Prior Sale a-bed so
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fa, Like nu 6 mo. xlnt WRlchdQK. $35. 968-4358 Cood for ll "'hole carlood nvalt'Sl.'C nt Hospital, ~1452 HARBOR VIEW you ntyscJL w\"ees~..!.~t'e'r·s t e r Av e, WAITRESS, exper. over 2l. $100. &I --Ol15
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I a Estrado.I l.agu.na .IJiJ)f1 ,, ........ ..1:. Maple lwtc:h $85. Pi.1nos/Orpn1 826 PACIFIC THEAT'R~s .., ~ "' .~ ' 11.~ , HOMES •Sales -<;IJ SHOE ~·esmcn. ·~r.' Clean & NeaL Some 1,.;.. ~ •~J ~ ,.uRS~s • Lrn, ~ "'re BEAL'• FURNITURE --·~ hilt AP"'"' ~-& Ai.. * *' * ~,.... USED ORGAN SALE! ~ N A.d 7 3 & 1829 Po11 Sheffield Plnce ' .,.. "'""""ement-•--0 , Apply s s. l'Y &:.<65 '
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"'de ,.._nv. Hosp. 661 wk.days only TRAINEE ?th S CM \VAITRESS. exper, over 21, S892; Hammond M·3 cherry, {'hll.""C al lhl'nlrc:). ..... ....., -
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t., -· clean & neat. Some spl1"t MOVING Must s e I I 1~ II d A 100 bo ·• nler St, C.M. 548-5585. -· '"": ammon -C nr. PIL·a~ call 642·51!i8 1·~1 . :n •I JJi;;;: Real Est.ate Sales If you desire a career jn the STUDENTS I shlfh1. Apply Egg & A1e, USED household furnishings. s~; Ha:rumond C-3 $1'195:
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\'lalm yuo.r iicket. tNorth >'U~.sES Aid.,, lll l •hifts. furniture indu•try, apply Openings for p/time '°"""" 641H11'0 Call 545-<SO! Hammo~d Porto·B 11499: Cou"'y tolJ.[r<.~ """'""' i> ~~t n ~ri~C :~~· 1~r~~ OPENING FOR "°"''· 642-0a)2. sion jobs at O.C. Rac~'ay, W;i;;;Al';;TRESS;;;;;;,;:;,,_-,:o.-:m::us::;t ;:be::-::0\:::-:,.,r ll TELEVISIONS Misctllaneous 818 A11
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cn Sp1.~t.J.4~~ \Vdurhtzer, ~';:'°:.·•;;:t20"710;;. =;;--::;7.-:::: P,.pistrano Beach. 496-0786. n•w or ••vcrienced licensed SALES Clerk & Cuhiers. $2 hr. Mr. PaM'Ott, 838-1103. 21, lunches only. Call Gloria •P net •~. ,,_an "'"""'io· CLASPAR xln'I ~"'
Real Estate Salesprople. some exper. necess. Full & Taco Btll Restaurant or Marilyn 673--4530 p 0 RT ABLE mob i I e uW1ore 1"1·t:h M . C"t difior:. sJ1s. ,
"our own pr•"vate desk & p/time. 645-8264. Checker M I T /ti e WAITRESSES Food & 1elcpho0l'. Best of re r . O IC S USIC I Y Call 646-671:~ ~ Auto Parts, l11 E. 19th St, anagemen rne, P m • Original cost over $2,00J.
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phone, good lvalk-ins, rree Costa Mesa. 818 o0a,ys orAniteii 8 Cocktail exper. only. Sid's RCA Console Color &IG-HJ2S Soulh ()wt Plaza ~2:830
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I·, w. E. Lachemeyer, Rltr. manager, gift shops ln TECHNICIAN, 2 quality con-Carmel'• Dining, 6211 N. • '"""'''"'""' & alwninum. 4
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w~' have an immediate need 646·3928 Eve: 673-4571 Costa Mesn, · Or an g e, trol 1, ... ., ampllfler"S. Pal ,.._81 Hwy Laguns 0 .ach warrenty on ntw PIC· sl.'c-, for opening J2'x1'3" Do 't ~.. ti\ Boats,,~ _P.;.o.;;,_we_r _____ , ~ a good clerk typist to do Cerritos. Exp, mature, flex· ' ........... ·• ..,., · ture tube ...... $295. Bratld nu, 642-Sm. n ... ..., aDJ;'N r :aan
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un -~· ...... _ ...n......ral cleiic:al duties on a REAL Estate Sales. Why not ible. Interviews April 9, 4-6 Electronics CompanyA. 6391 WIG Stylists -Exper. $2 -"'s=A°"c,--,~=--=t-,n==:::;:bl;:-you can Play. on-payers • ~ 1-1'. Owcn11 Crull!<'!' .. t>~'""-tin1c basil> in our \\·ork and live in Laguna pm, Galleon Gifts, South \V cs t m inster ve' , $2.50 hr. Sal + Bonus. 7000 H '""'"'"" ' C:<4SQna c, welcome to attend free work Li.Ul!,C salon & flyir11; bridge
Bea.ch? and sell a11 oc-,,.. __ -4 P!IUa or ph, 838-38t4 Westminster Edinger, Hunt Bch. i n s t nliation guaranteed. s~pg. For information Good shape! $5,!n! uf. engineering dept. 5 casibnal $200,000 oceanfront ~~ Soli · I · ZENITH Con10la Col-642-TIOI, 8-9 nm/cvK ntact' Tom Dieterich .. ,.A
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--qualified sales~an 8t 1786 qual . No exp nee. ?ttr. Lee pleasant telephone voice. C()nsider training. Sharp gfrl on new picture tvbe !3.~a~~38new, $l50. Onn: Call CH1t Music Service bonr: 145 JIP I o 11· rrh· .
.Apply 1\t s. Coast Hwy. Cali Rlla (213} 7'71)..8M.1, Call Gayle, 673-6669 who types well. Mitchum, 11,;,~,,-"~-'--'"""""'°"'°"='"=::-Newport Blvd. at llarbor $1100. Inunaf'. 541'1-I~. 1
1PqOLY-OPTICSf INC. I ~M:y~c~r,~49"~-80~25~~;;..iiii~/~:;;;;iT°:DN~ TELEPHONE lrom hOme -Jon<!s & Templeton, Inc., -· · · · · · · · · · · · · $295. POOL TABLE -Like· nc1\·. Costa Meaa qoats, Sait
909 P~815 E. Carnegie Ave. I• SECRETARY Help your budget & hun1ane Lag. Beach. Call Shercy, Regulalion size. Sewing Machlnts
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Equal Oppor. Employer CLERK 9-3, !\tr. Inserra \;.Y~I.;;R::;E~S =T°"RAN""'"'o"'IN"'G""°"-:A:::p-· 11 RCA Portable Color USED BICYCLES I si-:E THJS BE1'--0RE YOU n!un1 &. fhri;:/.,, ~!()' lor1g-, :\2'
TELLER prentice -will train. Prefer TV, 30 day guarantu All Types * &12-l27'l BUY! \Ve're ovl'r stocked nuts\. $1175 flrrn . C11111plt•lt> ~OFFICE MANAGER Supply Depertment Varian Data ~oung married man. Apply II·-'===--"--"--· on good used rn11chin.:>s & Xln! <.'01vl. &1~i--70!ll cvrl"l.
Dental specialist needs some-PART ·TIME in person. 14799 01estnut • · · · · · · · · -· · Sl•9.50 va<·uun1s, priced fron1 $9.~i. CA L
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11 1Qne \llho enj_oys "·orking Responsible for all I-tome Machines St .. Westminst('r All A:Uaranteed. Wr rrpa1r \ll/tralll'r Ex<:<'llC'nt i·oiul hVifhe public to handle busy Office receiving for ma. Has An Immed. Opening Excellent opportunity for an WHO WANTS TO \VORK? u\I n1akC!. Serving Cosla S.t:i(I. Cnll !!68-1107 'a,·-. Sh & tvning necess. F A t u I "· 30 h DRIVE A CAB' RCA Consolette Color MC'AA for over 11 yrs. -~--,.c l
"" Jl' jor insurance company. or exper. e er o W0111. rs . Sl n(._'f'rc &-\\•ing !tfachint• ,r., 131~· LONESTAH. 11 1 I f1 1 .B. area. Salary Open. At lea.st 3 y1-s exper. in SECRETARY a "'eek, ~fon-Frl in our New· CHOOSE your hours, 'work TV, 2 yr warranty on V1tcuum .
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1 I > NEEDED State Li~nse. Major C()n-, 60 of 2 yrs of college &: the be slia:htly handicapped. , .. , . , , ·.,., .•. $275. Sport ing Goods 830 2'::
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. Radio ._t~)ephone dispatc maturity. v.·.p.n1., 11h 80 w.p.m, & be a promotable position &. will Vts, retired. Age 21 to 70. SKIS-FISHER Stc<!l ISO 1.:111 , ft.!l)(). GT::t--371X 4'\>('ic .
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drive capable o[ handling a varie-eventually become full time, Supplement your Income. Sklie<l. l "•son. Good "'"' 0 ools Slips/Docks 910 I Apply ln Person Apply In P{'rsonnel Dept. ty of duties. If you meet Xln'l "''Orking conds & fringe Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a * * * rlitlon, $50. Sur.annc 673-74&6 ~ .. _:_, __ -... • .. -~--!,.¥ELLOW CAB CO. 9 Al\i-12 noon, lt1on-Fri these quaJificatlons &: are bene(ils. day. Apply in penon, TV Ridlo HiFI 71· l.EE\VAHD SliJ), :1t l)unH "186 E. 16lh, Costa Mesa looking for a ,.,.,., w/' For Appt. Plea"' Call Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th St ' ' 836 J'>>int Mn,ina. ov,.11 Ap•·>i
PACIFIC MUTUAL growing Orange C 0 u n t >' Mr. Rohr St., Costa Mesa. trto onlJi. S'l5. <194-l!l:~1 P/Timc Ok & F/lime ,
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700 Newport Ctr Dr. company that offers ex-833-3006 WOl\tAN. neat, energetic; e NEW CORNING C•mpbell'& Sttreo1 Boats, SPffd & Ski 911 N rt Be h ccllent pay A he""""· GLENDALE motel maid ••rk, Laguna I p I bo h r """° a"cim~Z I Beach resort. 494-ll96 Surface Unit, E ectric r ces wert rn • t \\'l~IMAN 17• SK hull with
• Please Apply FEDERAL iy;<oUN~G'="m=an~Jl.:;;';;25~y::n:-.-no:::ut~-ll Cook Top, one only The & ralstd elstwherell :127 Cl11•vy lct1n1 !iOllrl nrt-
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Day or !11th!, no exp. nee.
easy, fun job. Will train~ no
typing or shorthand, etc.
Apply ln permn any aft or
eve. at 2930 West Cst Hwy.,
N.B.
n1.1t· MHt People II'"""'· lest & intervi<'\\'. Let your agile mind & good
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To Gonorol Mgr RECEPT. C/R I~~ l!Xcr.-wants---tady 'I'\'' ~ --ffiiie & judgem<!nt lo ru;. MA Asaociates Aitency
~t tiim. 666 E. 17th, Ste 217
·n: .Recpt.•Secty Santa Ana 541·5332
M...;v-Nlc:t & Easy' RECEPI'JONIST for dental D~~ ti' I.owly ottlce. Light bookkeeping k ''Be~~1u:environmZ:~ ;tlf27 exper. Salary open.
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-Keypunch!! -;~~verything Nice''
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265i-ii'·iiiiiiiiiill nrune brands. llurman Kar· c'Ovcr. Rl'ally It rnov.•r &· Equal Oppor. Employer • e NEW ELECTRIC don, Concord , Dual, ~llra. •"tJady 10 J.'O. SZ!'till
2722 Mlcheelson Dr.
I rvint, California
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SECRETARY
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mediate opening. ..Please
oontact 833-0367, Keystone
Savings & Loan. 4 3 0 l
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• Keypunch Opr1 • Typt..ta
• Stenos
• A/Payable
• Cert. Public. Acct e Carpenters
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Irvine 1 540-4450
P · I 1 Anaheim 533-2.122 leaaant. articu ate ~a NEVER A FEE AT TEl\fPO w/W>p ~Ills. Fuhion lilllnd .l~tlon. E:xcellcnt co. & ~,T!'•~m,.·po~-!!'T~e!"m"po~raey~-H!!el!!p~ surroundings. ~ \ TIDY DIOY needs 2 m3fure
ladic11 residing In Laguna
or Capistrano area to in·
fohn expectant mothers
about our servlce. Sales
exp help!Ul , lmpltaltutlon
& many other company
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Dane Point
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chllrge at theatre}.
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Stolid -Bandy -fylnf -Fl~le -BLJND
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19n ZENrrn &: RCA TVs & truck to:IZl'. !ilO\le !il~lk,
1tereos priced to cl{'ar. All Icebox. boot, l!IL~J>§ 4, hk('
avail. ~1odels &re In 11ock & ll('y," $650. ~r ron~ldl'r ITI\d('
on display at Orange Coun-for lt'nt trailt•r, 496-4123
ly'1 largc1t dealer. 3 yr pie· 6' CAMPER. Cab hi&ti, Hts
ture tube. l yr parts & Chev. or lo"orri. A bargl\\n nt 1ervll'~ wzr1n.nl)'. Cash ~ s:io. Ph: 00-1...-11.fl 6 prn.
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Brookhuno, 11.B. 96&-3329 or Scooters _ 925
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3 Lints 2 Timts, $2.00 ·51 -a J.lartt'y ll:l\lh.l:llOft
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John'• !racing Cycles RENT a simd~~I>' B""id New, f'\1111 rackl~ .....;;.:_ • -·-..-:fc BU' 'TACO* tr only $10.95 p\l(> 6c Equppj!<( lnclud•ng 4 !!"'< DATSUN 1973 1960 PORSCHE Con Ha '6'T••ota Corona EL l}.ORADOS ~ . ...__ • nill.i by lhc day, "''M. or. and aux -ire a 1 • .-k u M ,.., · ~
HE DQUARTERS FOR ,nooih. Ro"""c;<>UN Today · (TGQU3~U28U: FULL l ZOO ~·~· °' ma ' 0 "· uat 4 °'• Auto .....,,,,,Air Conti, 1967 lo l.!!n -'t-1971 Che.vro!,t '
DESERT, MOTO X TT MIKE McCARTHY PRIC,& ll999. We will fl· :'i:' 6w bcll""' (ti m-'1311l ~~'.0• l!ti&• _Ftnbh (XWZ. J 7 TO CHOOSE. Monte "C,lio • • ill
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Harbor at \Vil!iOll, C.ti.I. BEACH BLVD AT c<?"-· e ton radio chro1ne wheels, very clean, LL y • ~~le J:;::~acetnent ISLAND t LOVERS J1 .,6"655 or &16·2428 .. Ti•E·SA~ DIEGO,}' WY. BU.ICK •.J>ll!'W<r..i!lllrll•--1)1'\vlll<..ll'IO-<llliil Bl MAXE~1--u1E...YIWS ·~~----'-l·E-tt.,..,than tbe-Itl•nd'"---
BICYCl:'E SALE m:. . · . .,. ~ BE'ACl{-BeVB. 'AT • v!nyl up!)olstery • 1961 .PO~IE Super 00 tiYOfA ;1966 to 1912 Power steering of Capri Is this '12 Mercury 1 NEW io SPEEQ...J'1'1\UA°N '71 DATSUN P.U.. abt, TIIE &\.Ill Df~GO FR\VY. e disc brakes ...,._ .. ftoWler~Siiver, Must sell, l.888l BEACH Bt.. 847.8555 ~ TO CHOOSE Pcr.ver Brakes, Disc Front Capri. Beautiful to look a I"
BlCYCLF;S--$59.95. Bcueh A!'.1/fl'i1, Ylide tires:;· with 894·· 41 •full reclining front teats Only $1800. Call wkdays on-1-IUNTINCTON BEACH COUPES A~lo and tun to drive. 10 DAY
..., BiC)'.ele&, 806 E. B_!l.lboa like llC\.1.' '71 Six .Pac 'GS. FORD Van, '63 Co1vair • fold down.tear scat • ly.. ~1362 ask for Steve SEDANS • 'Afi-Conditioning F"REE TRIAL EXCHANGE. ~vd., Balboa 675-7282. Cab(l\•er cam1Klr, sleeps 4 PU1 Both rK!W tire!!, XJnt, • white wa11 tires TRIUMPH CONVERTIB..Ll!S" Bucket Seats with Coqsole GUSTAFSON I
_..--t972 Honda 70cc St-l.Jkc nu, !et box, arlnk, -t.klv6, bd01, • oond. !tun Gl"Cttt. ~pen ~r -$56 94 -RENAU~T . !\!any excel!ent-OO!on Stand New Whitewall Tires I m step. bu1npcr. 49(i--4123. ! Offen. 459 Cunibridg:~e Grr-• --==:;:;::::;::=--:=+;'70c...T~Rl~U~MP~H~S~p&il t t Ire I Choice of""futeHon Blue Exlerior J Lincoln-.... -rcury ' rr~!-~~'.j~~~rsity ~po115,"Rac~, RoeiS 95~ A;t'~::i'i::oCM.'jL;'::;:'~:::i:~7f.;l:"·=-Qi;o-i-a11-d-$2-L-~.,As..-0Emfo~\,,~~ .. rans. ~~~~-=~ tt~~·•d1"'1:_::,_1n~, g----i·-!!:: ~$·1n.ter9: 84~5~'5"' \"·.._-11-
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• • •72 KAWASA~~. 150 cc. HOT 'N OPTION TO BUY ' ' -ey-VOldCSWA,GEN ' ~.~ ~.trol/FM '!'1"' See25 •5, "Hom• OI the v,11o111au I
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~ °' he~ cash olr.r. NASTY MONTE CARLO [OI ~.-.. ~ . '-4 llOyflmc 54(Hll2' alt 6'30 ' 36 \nonths open roo lease. FROM FRANC·E· '63 vw Trunk opener & more DAILY PILOT EMPLOYEE -~-I & \\'knds 213: 943-0j87 Out of pr0duc1ion lr2l 440 LA·NDAU Ask for leasil!g .manager. All In immaculate condlfi>n PARKING LOT __
C J D PlynlOUth GTX r:···= Js this popular •7f Renault. 2 Dr. White. (CIT348) Largest selection in 330 \V-.t Bay, Costa Mesa SUZUKI 90. 1700 01il~. 8 LO. AD. 'ED. Ai'•, p 0 ... e; Power Ste.crlng, Power Disc 1\1.... Ort :m_.__ p I · 10 DAY •u9 0 eou~ .. fu.11 101, bett~r than • .. • 8 k .,_ 0 .. P .i;,rlll11 ~Ull opu ar price, too. ,,_ range ··~ or
n<W. • ' 024. ' l"ak" and '"'eriog, AM/ ra "· ruW" ~.1.. ow~r ~~ FREE TRIAL EXCHANGE. BILL MAXEY Nabers Cadillac CaU Margaret Gn!enman • F~( J.1 ere o multiplex, Wmdow~ A'!10 T;ans, A" ._ ..::, "'..!'::' :=,, GUSTAFSO,N TOY·O-TA AUTHOIUZED DEALER -• 642-4321 • HEADS UP! "Aotor Hc:nes vinyl top and mot·e. Mui;l C"on?, A.l'.t/1-!\'f S t e reo .
Sale/ R@n·t 940 S('ll fast $3100 or be:;t offer, Cfi:11se C~ntrol, Jni;trumen-Lincoln Mercury 2600 HARBOR BL., All the heilds will be up when !
, Z7' Tl!i\VCO .
:,-25' L'l,;1·r1vLREn
2'1'-22' CONTINENTALS
20' PHii if~ & JOYS
VAN t'ON11·:n::fJNS
Ph. GTa-l5Z7 after 6_ t~t1on, tilt \vhel'l, white ~ -· 18881 BEACH BL. 847·8.555 COSTA MESA • cHEvY ~~TON you iliixe home with a '69
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vinyl roof, Tll!S CAR lIAS 16800 Beach at Warner HUNTINGTON BEACH.· 5-!0·9100 Open Sunday RUNS GCX>D , J!.fereury. Po\\:er, power. 10 I
BAJA Bug, complelc kil. .'62 EVERYTHING (34ll!NSJ. . • Huntinglon Beach 'J.3 CADILLAC M<OIH 15951 DAY FREE TRIAL "EX ~~~Ji~~~~:34wr·,.:~:~ lmmedsiio·&D:livory FROM THE ~~=!; \i~>Jrt~~ 642D~~ ~.~.~~".'.':~~ 1750 :.1~~~'Jffi.i~~! . CHA~USTAFSON . j
1 1 e Scrv1ce • Rentals * Danmar Inc. *
1:;.~01 Jlarbor Rlvd., G.G.
~l -6i>OO
Trucks 962 ORIENT SIMCA NUF24;~N~ ~:;.9 .. 1 1495 SEDAN DEVILLE · 557-1975 Lincoln-Mercury •
per mo. BANKERS OUTLET L 16800 Beach t w I '67 Toyota P ickup plus la.x. 36 mo. O.E.L, A spaciouEs,:,_nnoDmatsa"nnd'rootatimon S$600INC.A Le'70avW>_ngago,n.mNucswt lse'"'11'. 2151 Harbo551'·1~ta Mesa Brown, air, loaded, stereo, CONTINENTA Hun..c "-o: &~er I
· 1 h ll '""'°"'' S wagon. "" Y · • .,,;> tape, helge landau top, 842 •••• '"*~· 1213) 5_5,.. I
w>I. ~~~$1~~x;~·-1 s~N;:~K ~o"i~~~;;; EX-I -"Ca~U'-'-'6;='=~"'~"'o~·c:~:-·A"'6_. --I •.""w .. ~vw"" •. "'Squ"'x1n"i"'""c!8"nd"ck": "~".;.,."good~lo l ~:m·1ow$1~1'1"61e'::'95 Inter•°'·· ~· "H= of the viking':' .I Nrxl lo C:.C:. Datsun
• NE\V 26, 25, 2.~' Lirclimcs.
Plush, fully equip'd. First
class motothomcs. TOYOTA . LEASING L" I M TOYOTA SALEI mt, z13,.,1-<000; 714, MUSTANG
18881 BEACH BL. 847-&555 2001 1'-fich~Json Dr. lftCO n• elfiU'Y • 833-8178. ----.. I 16800 Beach at \Varner IM:a.tAC. '65 VW sedan. New GRADE UP! t After 5 S.18--0533
R -ent A Motor Honie
for your Vacation * 531-6800 *
Trailers, "Travel 945
~ ~~~~~~e~:: B~~CHUps A<n 4) 83wl-86~~~13). 9244
9
413 842-~t*gtt°21 ~5~-5544 '73 Corolla :-:!~ruc:X !,~· ~~n ~~ To a '72 Mark rv. Luiucy u~GJ~ ~-~·~.:OP I
11;1 Jon under _17,500 mi1, utos antwu ''Home of' the Vikln9" Best offer. 645-2623 leather with pov.•er to boot! '68 FASTBACK ~~-· ?fothto~~ ~~~~::: \VE PAY TOP OOLl.AR l>ATSUN No Down Paylnent '70 V\V pop top. 1 owner. ~~cl~ TRIAL \V~~KE~s··ouTLE~750 .
1hrou"&houl. Can be seen e1 FOR TOP ~SEO CARS NEW 1973 New tires. mileage 22,850. GUSTAFSON I
22· GOLDEN Falcon . .Con1p
!'elf conlairX>d. All exlras.
$Z"«IO. 6-16-4017 .
132 La Ronda., s an If your ear 11 extra clean, $59 53 s-4:30 ~all 832-1471, aft 4:30 San Diego Frwy at Avery 2151 H~~~'.1~ta Mesa
Clemente 4!12-8.llB. sec us first. PICKUP 546-0035 Pkwy., Lagu~ NlgUeL Lincoln-Mercury
'68 FORD ~-Joo PU. ~ e~, • ~UHE:i:rutBl~. NO DOWN • 1m WI Westphalia camper. 49S-0800 831-0800 16800 Beach at Warner
Auto Service, Parts 949 3 spcl, heavy duty equip, ~1g Cosra !\lesn 979-2500 -· PER MONTH Xlnt. Nt;w titys & b~kes. ·n EL DORADO, all e>..1ras, Huntington Beach
tin!s Xln~ l."Ond. $1850.1-~==--=--$68.23 per mo. for 4S mo. (#KE20-696005) 27,000 mil. $2450· 645-8355 like new, lfl,000 miles. $6195. 842_..., * (213} 592.5544 OLDSMOBILE
'.58 Chevy 1i_ Tnn panrl 1n1ck
-phrts. V-is &: overdrive.
962-:~t
548-8986 IMPORTS WANTED Def. payment price $3273.60. $59.53 per mo. for 48 mos .. '68 VW Sqrbk.• 1600. Fan-or take> over lease. $225. mo. ''Home of the Viking"
,71 DATSUN P.U. New titts. Orange County"s A.P.R. 14.34%. tot.al de!. pmt . price $2857.44 tastic C(Jnd. 46,000 mi. Must 673-3548
Xln't rond. $139i>. Firm. irr.Z~J:~~~OTA :, .. if~O-rf-:m--~-·-· -•• ,"' A.P.R. 14.29'J,, O.A.C. ~"': see, best otter, 642-6993 "'*".o'oo"'co~ifV=.~o~E~Vl~L~LE~*-'72 OLDS ROYALE
9G8-87G3. 18881 Beach Blv:. ,1'lk:-r JtlUWU '72 Demonstra tor , WANTED -VW Bus Body. Super Sharp. r.o Ml, only
Vans 963 It. Brich Ph. 847-8555 ) .12Sii. • .' -to00 w~ ~ MARK 11 SEDAN '60 .., '70. Call 646-016.i' after $2990. 979-8753 tor appt to
COUGAR Yellow, loaded, beige Iandal.\
to p, bro\vn vif\yl interior;
418) low miles. _,,,_
-~ 64.S·&tOO Automatic. radio, factor}> air, 6pm. see
.71 FORD Van V-8 green WANTED -V\V Bus Body. -------,white side walls, 376EYV. '70 VW BUG. SUNROOF,1-""---------~ .$4295 ; xlnt roncl. $2895 or "best 0r'. '60 -'70. Call 646-0163 after '69 DATSUN 510 \Vagon r~M See It -You'll Buy I t good shape. New tires, CHEVROLET
fer. 675-7593 .6~pc.mcc·-~-~~~= radio, good tires, low miles, $1150. make oUer. 675-5496 \11tiq~.~!-".:.!~~!!~-~...:_!53
"GRAND ERA''
Complete or Pa11i11I
RESTORATIONS
'70 DODGE Van-Panelled, Autos, Imported 970 r:~-~~dSt'.~~:u~. S:kitr!~ flw. leaM '68 VW BUG-$850 Autos, Used
cork ceiling, crplJ· ~1500 or e Tl1E FINEST IN Al. TOYOTA 536-1965 or 846-1349
best offer. 646-70.iG USED-IMPORTS e =.=71~D~A~T=s~U~N~P~l~CK=u~p~ _ '&·
Don't give up the ship! Air. AM/Fl\1, wide tires
990 CAT LOVERS
UNITE 0 Allen
Olds mobile
Cadillac 853 Production Place
N'pt. Beach 646-5076 Anytime
•·t~!st" it in classified, Ship e THE FINEST IN Best offer abq\'e low book. 1966 llarbor. C.M. 646-9303 VOLVO
to Shore ft.esults! 642-5678. IMPORT SERVICE e ** 496--4123 •• -~
\Vith this '69 Cougar, the big
cat. 10 DAY FREE TRIAL
EXCHANGE.
For an ad In Woman's World
Call Mny Beth 642-5678, ext. 330
Sew and Crochet! I Party Fashion!.
Do yourself' lavo' and come DATSUN '71 240Z, 4 •pd. ''' VOLVO SALE! FAST IMPALA
""' u• li'81. Open Tu". rood, om/fm stereo, tape HUG[ SAVINGS GUSTAFSON
San Dlego Frwy at Avery
Pkwy., Laguna Niguel.
495-QIOO 831-~ild5. Thurs. Ill 9, Sa1-Sun _r:a~irs· Many ex. Fa~~~~~~7 ~~n~~~ Lincoln-Mercury '72 . -rq_~9~~ Custom,
WHAT'" A all coo!IXI \\'ilh air 10 DA y . 16800 Beaell at-Warner . wttite.~wfitfu Vinyl top,-has
(EURCIREAN AUTO) CUTE-orange, '72 Dalsun i> OYER '0 FRE&1'R!Ah EXeHANG HunJi!Wo• !loo.ch evecytjolng,_vcry c 1 ea n
Siies (wiRKB) 6-a 510. lo mi. AMITif, stick. COROLLA? -u ---~~ E.-·842 884.4 * (213) 5n.,5544 private:-:64!H1~ --· -
motwllQ'-.eo.ui ,,.... 64S·M"° ''Needs a home." 4!J&.4rol. GUSTAFSON ''Home of the Viking'' OLDS '67 442. Full pwr., vecy
BMW
'71 DATSUN 1200, 2 .rr, like Tha<'s Toyola's deluxe se-PRICED AT Lincoln·MerCU"' DODGE good """"· Must sell. $l250 dan, and you·n find this '72 ".T 968-7297
.; ..:.. .. L ... EA ... SE-A·--_"'_w_._Pv_M"'t ...__AZp\y~5_mD_A_-_· --';:'cu i;f,YGJE~. t rig~~:· DPREYEA-~UOALLARTION 1~ .. ~~~:'a~~·i . . BalilOUJM
1973 BAVARIA
• 'CREVIER BMW
Sales -Service . Leasing
20S \V. Jst SI., Santa Ana
835-3171
V\sil our new home!
0
ROY CARVF:R, Inc.
234 E. 17th St.
596-4444
CAPRI
'~"' .. 842-8844 * (213) 592-5544 '71 OODG~ VAN. 11!nt con» .._,:.·,.-=_,... ___ I
GUSTAFSON PRICES! "Homo of the ·Viking" Aulo. trans., cw><om "'"' BEST OF I ........................ ...;;;.. version, ice box, fold aw~ * Mozda '73 Rotary * Lincoln-Mercury We make over"" delive''" 62 bed, cabinets. •hag c'1><. BOTH WORLDS ~£1. MONTH See It -You'll Buy lt ' WAGON FM stereo/tape deck. Mag
,,_ ' 16800 Beach nt \Vp.uier "Ult Lf.UJI&• TFF978 •..••. · .....••.• $495 rims, neo.v tires. $3300 or of. 3G ?\.fONTl-lS O?EN LEASE , IIuntington Beach '64 WAGON fer. S40-3509
Will accept trade-ini; 842-8844 e (213} 592.5544 BCII033 ................ $299
Very hard lo find 19n Ply-
mouth GTX luxury/sport1
model. 440 C.J.O. loaded
with air, po-.ver brakes lllld
steering, · AM/Jo~M stereo
and more. $3100 or best
offer. !\1ust sell fast -call
now -675-1527 after 6.
CHALL M.R. FBRYe842a~ch' "Home of the Viking" VOLVO PD;~! co~~~~T.lllL~ ;.95 ___ F_o_n_D __ _ un , '67 Toyoto Pickup BANKERS OUTLET . ., FAIRLANE 4 .rr. auoo ..
v.•ith camper shell (835CPH) 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 2151 Harbor, Costa Mesa 289 eng., rblt. eng/trans.
MAZDA BILL$l~~XEY 1 ~~~~~~~~1~~;55;7~-13'15=::;... ='. =ue int. '"""1969 PLYMOUTH Sport
TOYOTA Au1osfot54ile II ~ j '68 CA.MARO. Auto, a I r, '69 LTD ji door, Landau top. Fury, V-8 eng, air/cond1
17331 Beach Bl. 842·fi66
GOOD DEAL!
Dk. Gm. RX-2 rotary coupe.
19. mileage, radio, heater,
rtt.rlials, 4 sp Bought in Dec.
1971, $2-195. P.rice includes
car cover. Ph. 837~722,
eves.
L.------' Or_ignalx'1npl1 partdy. 45,!XKI Fact. air, radio, htr. $1500 P/S, blu w/wht vinyl top
18881 BEACH BL. 847-8555 ~509. :._ C(JD • $1600. or. best o!~Cf~· Pty. $1500. can weekdays 1
HUNTINGTON BEACfl --... .,_.~ 646-2221
-.. --, --~-~~--· 1;(Ufos Used 990 !68 CHE:VY lmpala--;--w~on, '67 FORD Convertible XL-PONTIAC
' new paint, leather int, JUst_ -500 Top conct. $875. 846-I.m -----.."'.'."":.."'.~-'.'"'II '69 LID & '58 Porsche tuned $995 892-2966 aft 6 };i.;.-r~-: __ • · , · · • or ~..__eves. ""' PONTIA" Catali•• l\1ake otter. all day weeknds w ..... • ... , -->1'=8-~3131=_"o"'""64&-035=_·1 __ 1.67 IMPALA. Fact. air, re".. JEEP-----motor. needs minor rear~ ...... :;;;,.. le work. $100. 642-1413 -t
NO TOY • • • BUICK speakel, nu tires, 1 owner, -JEE-P-,59--.. ,.-lro-v-e-, .. -, -V-6 '6pm, 2085 Thurin, CM ~ I 'b;ange~! Z ~11~ ~7r~ Is this '72 Toyota. ttade for '&B BUICK R.l .. Y .. IE .. RA. · ~~~r;1ust sell. Best oiler: short bed pickup. Hubs-snow '68 PONTfAC LeMans .co°i ~--Jr--'f'/ .· st., Xlnt. condition. (213J big people, and a small wheels & tires-winch • new vertible -New valve job, price. 10 DAY FREE TRIAL · "66 CHEV. Impala, lo mi. paint & upholstery. ~5916 Best ofier. Eves: 552-8549. I
BRAND NEW ~9;c30-'=l"TI"S". ==~===I EXCl·IANGE. fully equip. w/air. Gd. cond .
MERCEDES BENZ GUSTAFSON Gold, •• , condition, loaded, $700. 979-902\l 0, 832-5287 MERCURY • RAMBLER jl
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' ~ '73 CAPRI (350) lmv miles '64 Chevy Nova wagon .. 50 USED Lincoln-Mercury $2495 Never quits Best offer. '69 MARQUIS full po\ver, '65 RAMBLER Very clea , ' I JJ :, Immediate Delivery 16800 Beuchat \Varner Eves: 552-8549 Xlnt. condition. $1700. Call Everythlngs Xlnt. Nu tiresr
: '/." ·' / GUSTAFSON MERCEDES Hunli»glon Beach '69 CAMARO V-8, auto, ,..,1 '=55~7-·1..,678e7:•,.,11,.,'===-All pwr. $600. 61'3-230l ' II Lincoln-Mercury . ON DISPLAY 84~844 * <213> 592.5544 wtblk. loaded. Must .. 11. MAVERICK T-BIRD _'j 9365 ''Home of the Viking'' 642-8961 Dianne 9.5 wkdays. _
Y: 1/' l6800 Beach at \Varner Sharp New Car '68 NOVA 2 •· t /h I '70 MAVERICK A/C, auto., T BIRD '72 Full power .. ~ e.1s ,·l012·l812 flunlinglon Beach '70 Toyota Mark II • Ul, auo, r . ,O I ' .--, Trade-ins mi., xlnt coiid. Must sell. radio, deluxe, excellent con· Stereo, vinyl roof. Uke ma
f ~ 842-8844 * (213} 592-5544 Comin11 In Every Doy Wa gon $775 oUer. 557-0757 dition, lo mi. 494-2985 $4500. Prl pty. 545-7476 ·I
" "Home of the Viking'' ··• Auto T A. c d R d' "' ' ~ ~~1, Ask About Our Uru'que rans, ir on • a 10• San Diego Frwy at Avery Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980 Autos, New 980
' "-'I<''· Luggoge Rack Blue ACT 1;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;::;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;~;;;;;;;;;;~1 • rtiJ DATSUN U ed M ed L ' ' · Pkwy Laguna NigUel. · '• .'I\¥!~'~' 7308 s ;:-~.:· eose ~~SMlt,'ii' ~ T~~. 495-010o 831.Q80Q '·• °'\ t'l71 -2·10-Z. NEW Radials, H f I rt L<KE NEW. '63 ELECTRA, new tire• and THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS AT ·~~·~ . •' ,,.. · . I f\n i3 clean. ?\lust sell . Eves ouse 0 mpo S SEE IT-DRIVE IT-.new transmission. $300.
· 1 I ''I '/ \'/ .. > lltl HUt,e ~ 64~43. doys 67'"46!10 6862 Manchesler, Bueoa Parle BUY IT 649-2028 BOB TERRY'S BUICK OPEL :~;'.:·, i ii<•r··~
1
I Eng.';.,! ,,?~Ts,\1,';rl; body on the ~;,1~Ana Frwy BILL MAXEY CADILLAC DISCOU' "NT CENTER
'1' ., • ~ ·~ ~, Light as air, and so pretty \\"ork . ~57 MG TOYOTA .i~l J O\'l'I' rl<1inty. pastel :slips. l.."'11 CADILLAC 1/VUqln)f\\llql\I ' This lacy. floating dress Is 'b'9 Pla<yP 4 spd, R~!f· 18881 BEACll BL. 847·8555 1 :·I 1 -11T .-r1I . n little ~ul'i; p:irly dream 40.000 n11. good rond. $950. !\1UST sell-leaving state "66 JI UNTTNGTON BEACH
llw l•tMic..... lll4'i"""i'"~ l'On1c true. CrochC'l or 3-ply Lo book 673-4l20 MG, xlnt. mcch. cond $600. Vacancies cost money! R~nt SEDAN DEVILLE
I (inI1;cring _;.Yarn in easy-to-'Tl DATSUN 240 Z, n1ags, dys-54()-4740/eves & \vkend s your house. apt.. store .
SIX ·Jc k .· i"o 1. on lhc 1"t'n1c1nbC'r ·pu ttcrn stitch. em/fm, perfecl C(Jnd. $3800. 5-18-5232 ' bldg., etc. thn.1 a Dally Pilot
· ·1 ' '. 1'",'.,',"1'1~,",,, plu s·· Pa11crn 7308: sizes 2, 4, 6 Pvt ply. 49·1-£13.1. \Vhlte Elephant D1me-A·l.ine C\assUied Ad.
popu ar p,1n s 1 ... -incl. I"=='-"'======--"======'=="""=-;;:;:.==:""';==== ~ da~h1?g i;~l~·sl1ti;l1 cape lo SE\IF.l\"'T\'·F'J\·t; CENTS
(rochc!. Ch >s<' kn ~ls. . for <!nch patl<!rn _ add 2~ Printed Pa1h·rn ' ;1 ; ;,
\·1· .. • s . • 10 I' I" l'<'nls for each pallern for • ISSCS IZ<'S "· , • "'· "• A' •t 'I d S . 1 11 -•I 18. Half Sl2.l'S io1i. 12'~· I 11 ~. . tr" a1 nn . , pec1n. -auu -
161., 181 1. PLEASE STATE 1ng.; Olhe~!se third-class OR-Ess SIZI:: dell\."l'.'ry \VIII take ll\ret'
• • · 1\·~ks or n1ore. Srnd to
St~Vt;XT\'·FI\'}:; ("t:~'TS Alice Brook.'!, II~ DAILY
for each Pi.lllem -ndd 2j PILOT, 10:1. Needlecraft
<.'en•s fol' l'Ol'h pnttc•rn for I T)('p\., Box 1G3, Old Chclsc;1
Air ?.tall t\IVI Spcc1al Hand!· ~lalion. NC\1' "York. N.\'.
Ing: othcr11·1sr thlrd«·la!lll 10011. Print Snnw. J\ddrr .. s,
delivery 11111 take lttl"('('1 Zi11. Pnltf."'rn N11111llf'r,
1\totks or morl'. Send to NEEDLECRAFT 'i2:
Marlaa fl.1art1n. the DAILY C'lYIChl•t, knit. CIC. Fret
PILOT, 412, Pattern Dept., directions, rft.
232 West 18th St., Ne\\' ln...,IAhl !\lncrnn~· Uooli .
York, N.,.. 10011. Pi-iri1 Bnr;lc, fancy knot!!, pa1.
NA~IE. ADDl&ESS "'i!h fen1s. $1.00.
Zl"P, srzt; and STVU: Jn"l•J!! Cr<ithct , nook -
NIDIRf:H. ~Uil by •plctu~s! r n1
SEE f\fORE-Q u i ck ICmi!. Sl.00. Ji"ashlon~ and chOose one Completfl ln!!ltnl ("itfl t\oolc
p11.11em tn.~ from our -more than JOO ~Hts
Sprlng·SUmm(ff CelnJGg. All $1.00.
sizto11! Only ~. Oompleie Alalu1n Rook •
INSTAN1' SE\VlNG BOOK Sl.00.
!K'w todny, \v.?ar tomOtTO\V. 111 ,Jiff.f R11.g JAA11':1o • 50c
SJ. Book nf II Pritt Al11:b•n11.
INSTANT FAS 1110 N 50<.
The Puzzle with the Bui/t:/n ChucHe
0 Reorronoe le1111rs of the
four scrombled words be-
loW to fonn lour ~mple words.
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0 I L FE 0 I co(\lesovt-. •·1 •
•-1~,~,-~1-·~1 -1..--1 ·e Compler. 1h• chuckle quottd by tHllnv In th• mini~ wot"d ..__,__,_,,__..._,__, you dt'-161op from step No. 3 be:lcw.
Gold, loaded, air, white
landau top, (377) low miles
$5395
lIT!J' Allen
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
San Diego Frwy. at Avery
. Pkv.iy .. Laguna Niguel.
495-0800 831.Q80Q
'66 ELDORADO, conv. Blk
O\'er gold, nu tire5, trans,
paint All xtras $129S, pr!
!)t.y, flrl 6pm ~1--<>158
'70 CAD Cpe DeVUlc. 30,000
mi's. Stereo, llhr Inter. Tilt
\\'hi, Michelin tires, vin. Ip.
$4595. 6'14~41\'l, Aft 6 pm
644-Zl(;(J.
'64 CAO Cpc de Ville. Xlnt
cond. $700. or bett offer. Or
trade for .pickup. 49'l-4$68 .
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NICOSIA, Cyji"" (UPI).-Arab gue" mandeered a car in -.,.pe attempt
tjllas attacked an El M Israel airliner but we~ ,up;1!f. 9'J>rlol 1'"1i"'• wld the. !Jome' of tbe Israeli 11!1\l>asaador _making tbe twin attact.111 fiuoo.
1od4y. 'Ibey blew. up tbe bulld~i•g a Tbe attacks cost tile guerrillas one
sbarpsbooting Israeli iecurlly ir· dead and sb: arreSted, !iicluding three
ing a· subina.-,un cfrom plane wounded: Two '.iUerrlllas escaped.
<!rove off those · attackers, tllljJ\g ooe One groop of four Araba attacked tbe
'. guenillli aDd wounding two otbei'f'. borne of Ambassador Raeball)lm Tlmor,
The guerrillas Involved In tbe twin at-hurling dynamite and grenades at tbe
lacks killed a eypnot poliCeman at tbe ground floor and heavily damaging It.
embassy residence w11en Ibey burled Timor's· wife and 'friends , w.,.. on tbe
bomba and grenades. T b e ~ com-tbjrd floor bu! were unhurt, ·the am-
lmJne lnddent
Kidnap Suspect
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Killed by Truck.
One of three men who allegedly kid· Horasio G. Alcaraz, 31 , of Sun Valley.,
bassadorr said. •
"I felt tbe &ouae In the djrecllOD of the
embi~ and Ibey .i>parently were
waiting for .me, 11 be said. "Thank God, I
got out of it alive." · · -,
Meonwblle · a repol1ed five ..,.,.
rillas In two Joepa drove up to tflo •ii>-
ternatiooal airport. Two guerrillaa In one
Jeep overcame a lrlCUrity guard and tie
three guerrillas In the other Jeep llped
out towatd tbe · parked' four-engine
turboprop Vi.C.unl airliner.
• e1zes
naped a San Diego motorist hi Tijuana was dead at the scene along the freeway
and forced lilm to drive north was killed between Sand Canyon Avenue and Jeffrey
.early 4'Mfay in lrviQe when he was struck Road.
'by a U:UCk after getting ~t aloogsi~e the_ .!rvin! ~lice Jn~~ti_g~tors we.re in San
-flan Diego Freeway. , Diego this morning attempting to pin
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AutbOrities said tbe plane's 14 '
pa1~en bad debarl<ed and were going
throogb customs when !be guertillas
Started,madllne-pmling t11ePwie from
'.the ~ JOOI!. •
An Israeli IOCUrity guud 1lepped OU!
of !be plane firing a SU~ and
.bit all lhl<e alllcters.-cme of '!lhom died
from bis "°"!"I'· ' '!be~ WOU!fded Jeep driver lost control and~hed ·into one of the plane's four
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An El Al spokesman In Tel Aviv said
~tne plaoe with, its tour..man crew was
.6il,umlng to Lod International Airport
tonl&bt' !i<Jplta tbe damage.
'Fifty plinutes alter the attack at the'
airport, f-other guerrt!las arrived at
1\mot'• house in-a-prtftte-el a st~ hur}lng the explosives, seriously
wounding a pollee (Ull'll at the entrance
who was reading a newspaper. He later
died in the-hospital , authorities said.
Atter hurling the explosives and firing
machine gWlS at the house, autho.ritle1
said, the' guerrillas seized a passerby and
threatened him with suns to fqrce him
out 'bf his car. · .
They ~mmandeered the auto and
!tarted speedlng-of!'Wbelfapollce (iitfill-
car interecepted them. Two guerrillas .
y,·ere wounded in a blaze or police IWl'"
fire. A third was captured unh8rmed and
a fourth escaped.
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600 Pouiids
Of Pot
Discovered
By JORN VA!,TERZA
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For border patrolmen Oi)e"rating thB
busy alien checkpoint at San Onofre, the
past weekend was a mixed bag of bigtr
speed cha9es, contraband marijuana and..
even attempts by four Mexican nationals
. to beat President Nixon's elaboratt
_ -1.. dbWD_details oLtbe....bi.z.arre case which-security setup In San Clemente.
-T!ii patrolmen have ~operated -the
roadblock near the Prellilentlal ellata
cobtlnuOUl!y for the put aevee dlya In
an alte1)'lpt to stem the 1e1.IOOll 1UJ1e of
wetblcks beading north this 1e1son to
-t in 1piculture.
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Jf opeful .T.ells _
His 'Virtues'
HARROGATE, England (UPI)_. ·
Jack Reynolds told voters Sunday
they should put him into office as a
county coundllor, not on his record
hut bis talents.
"The only reason 1 have been
nominated," he said at an election
rally, "is because ·t am a loud·
mouth, obstinate, crafty and want
my own way."
He said these are ideal county
councillor characteristics.
:Official Makes . ·--···
~Airline Hunt..:.
Boa "Finds Him
By JOHN ZALLER
• Of ._ o.irr Phi stan I .
Because she was dressed all in black -
clear· down to ber black fingernails -
Agent Paul Gilbraith was a bit nervous
when the gypsy-like woman-submitted
.ber oversl.zed ·putse to the Air Cal bag-
gage search.
. Bui traffic at Orange County Airport
.wa.S heavy that day, so without any
-belitallon be -bis band inside the purse and felt ar-ouncI. .
' 0 Wbat the·, , ,?" be yelled suddenly,
'yanking out bis band. ,
· "Oh, that's Just my pet boa," the
·woman espWned Innocently.
" Tbe next day Agent G9braltb, an .,.
,,marine, turned In h Is (<Signalioo. '!be
1POJI woman bad been taken Into
ustody for failure to warn him JlboUt her
•pet 11 but "he'd just had it with
··wom1en's purses," according to his col-
leagues. · ~.Despite such hazards, every one or the
· SS_.000 men, women, and children. who
ba:ve Down Crom Orange County airport
since January have been subjected to a
""personal check of their persons and their
"baggage. ·
• ' SO far, M suspected hijacker by been
,. (See SEARCHES, Pqe !)
PILOT ADS TURN
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. was initialJy listed as a murder,
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said today. ._..
lie suggested a Cirialn decree of Initial
cmfuslon led to lisijng of Alcam:'s death
as a b6mlcide instdd-of an accident.
Several agencies, Including tbe Orange
· County Coroner's Office and 1 b e
Califomla Highway Patrol, were involved
in the investigation initially.
Detective Sgt. Keith carpenter and
Detective Bob Lennert were in San Diego
tbis morning, Interviewing tbe alleged
kidnap victim who claimed be was ab-
ducted Sunday night. . ·
Charles E. Lin~ 23, of San Diego told
investigators that Alcaraz and two 0lher
men forced him at lmilepoint to drive
therp from the boi:der city.
Investigators ..i~d" Lint told them be
stopped hls ca.r a6out 25 miles south of
Trabuco R4Qd' OD the ride north, at which
time lbe two other suspects got out.
One unconfirmed version was that Lint
feigned engine trouble and tbat the two
men got out to cheek under the hood, at which time he drove off.
Investigators said the Lint car pulled
over again about 10 miles farther north
-supposedly at Alcaraz' Q;ders -and
he got ou1, leSVing his knife in the car
with the victim. "
Authorities said the victim was ap-
parently hit by the diesel truck as be
tried to da,sh across the northbound Janes.
Coroner s deputies said this morning
(See KIDNAP, Pqe Z)
T~ Deadline
Set TU£sday
Tuesday Is tbe deodllne for pay· ·
lllent of the second Installment of
county property tues, Tax CoIJec>. -
tor Roberi Citron reminded Orange
County relldenls tod.Y.
Payments may be made in
person at Citron's office, 630 N.
Broadway, Santa Ana, by 5 p.m., or
must be postmllrl<e<I. April 10 i(
malled. ... '
Late payn\ents wiD be penalized
six percent of the total tax bill, plus
a '3 M!rvice charge, the tax col8
lector Mted.
' ' President Given · Scroll OAtt.:Y Pit.Of St.n P'Mll
As President. Nii<on prepa11!<1 to bo~d his jet· at El
Toro Marine Corps Air ~talion SUnday, he was pre-
sented a resolution hand'1ettered .on ·Himalayan
goatskin naming-hlin the "first citizen. of the cen·
tury." It _was pr~~nt~d bY l..qrjn Griset, former
mayor of Santa Ana. The president is shown talking
with Joseph Rollo, ll!l,. who made the scroll: It says,
"We· belle"' God pyt ypti fo,:chai:ge of this <;oUDtry;
you'·ve inspired 'us ~en ''W& Dffded,,inspiration."
McCuichen Gets
Life ·"in, Prison
In Coa st Murder
Thomas Bradford McCutchen of Dana
Point •is sent to state prison for life to-
day for the murder of a Laguna Beach
WOlllJn who was shot to death on her
neighbor's lawn.
Orange -County Superior Court• Judge
Walter Charamza rejected a motion for a
new trial >nd similarly denied a plea by
McCutchen's lawyer for a reduction of
the verdict to one of second degree
murder.
-· McCu!chen, 50, of 33821 Olinda St., was
found guilty las! montb by a jury which
ruled that he was sane when he shot and
tilled Mrs. Virginia Hammett, 45, of 121
B Wave St., Laguna Beach.
The panel rejected McCutchen's claim
. that he was impaired by drugs and drink
to the point that he did not know what he
was doing when he gunned down his
former mistress.
McCutchen was awaiting trial on
charges of making threatening and
obscene telephone calls 'to Mrs . Ham-
mett's home when he took his gun to
Laguna Beach Sept, 5 and ended her life.
McCutchen's lawyer stated today that
be Intends to appeal the jury's verdict.
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To Buy. Up. Sex Papers
By TOM BARLEY
Of tllt Dll!y PIMt I..,,
Copies or a Santa Ana Judicial District
Court judge's order . were b e l n g
distributed to lawmen throughout Orang~
County today in a move by the District
Atto~'s Office to scoop . up every
available April II edition of tbe LOs
Angeles Star publication. · ,
Judge William Thomaoo slgJ\ed tbe
order Friday after Deputy District At·
tomey Don camu successfully argued
that an article contained in The Star's
April 11 edition violates the rights of the
Pacific Telephone Company.
Tbe article, printed under tbe headline
11Call Me Anytime, Telephone Credit
Code for .. 19731" allegedly reveals the
system used by the telephone company
for tbe placing and recording of credit
card calls.
It was argued before Judge Thompson
that The Siar article "Is a paaskey for
anyone wishing to use the system
to defraud the talephone company.
• A Pacific Telephone C o m pan y
spokesman said today tbat·lle l!l>detltood
police in Orange County communities
will be moving in 11if they haven't
already done so" to pick up all avatlable ·
April 11 editions of the controversial
Siar.
But he streued that his company's ac-
tion bad 1'absolutely nothing to do with
obocenlty allegatioos flied against the
paper."
"That is not our concern," he said.
0 We got our order from Judge Thomson
to stop circulation of an article that
should never have been. printed and
which is an invitation to commit theft."
A spokesman said the article had ap-
peared earlier in a Madi.son, Wis.,
publication called "Take Over" and had
apparently been passed on to..lbe Los
Angeles Star.
Santa Ana Central Judicial District
Court Judge Paul Mast today conllrmed
that be ruled last week that obscenity
charges filed against the Star by tbe
District Attorney's Office were un-
"We will be setting a bearing into that
ruling this week, but I must point out
(See LA STAR, Page I)
Biggest · Crowds, Hit
. . Year:s Beach .,
Sunny skies and wann lemperatures SUnday unlll after· S p.m., police said. At llfeguonflo, " !or a pee.Euler plied to the' city to become a summer
Ul'l(Uard. broughl more \t\&11 250,000 penons to the least · a dozen minor accidents were weekend. A I pie ,..... )ult cruis-
Patrol Clpt. Geee Harris said dur!nf
the past seven-day period his men ar4 •
re~led nearly 1,000 mega! aliens.
The weekend figure WIB Z81.
Among those aliens were four who
thought they had made it home free
Saturday arter walking pas~~ the check-
point via the narrow strip of C a m p
Pendleton beach.
But when the four men reached the
Presidential compound shortly before
noon, Secret Service agents cut abort the
Journey.
Two of the "trespassers" on the com·
pound were picked up by agents. ·
Two others ran no~h, only to. be ar-
rested by San Clemente police. •
All four were turned over to the Border
Patrol for deportation.
On Sunday night a high-speed pursuit
reaching speeds of 100 miles per hour In-
volved several Jurisdictions and netted
six persons.
Tbe Incident started as the car bolted
through the checkpoint and led several
officers on the chase which finally ended
on. the San Diego Freeway in San Juan
CePistrano. Officers said the driver of
the car finally "quit trying to run" and
pulled over voluntarily near San Juan
Creek Road .
The case of the contraband marijuana
took place on Saturday as a woman iden-
tified as Leslie J o a n Nixon, 23, of
Canada, drove up \o lhe road~lock -her
sedan ·sagging badly in the rear.
SUsplcious patrolmen asked to look In
the trunk. .
"The thing was packed so tight with
brickJ of marijuana I doubt if anyone
could get another one in," aaid Harris.
The contraband weighed-nearly 600
pounds.
The woman, a visitor from Calgary,
(See ALIENS, Page Z)
Orang~
Weadler I
Orange Coast residents can look
kirward to more high cJOuds and
just a peek or two of sunshine OD
Tuesday. The air will be warm,
however~ with beach temperatwes
al 68, rising to n Inland.
INSIDE TODAY
'68 CHEV -Van. Reblt eng., Orange Coast •-the weekend In. the reported In that city alone as tnotortsts
trans, new brlk .. , shocks, heaviest beacli activity of the YWDC ~ IOUj)ll to -end with the massive tral·
paint, $1400. lWM<JU. st8!0ll. ~"-• ..fie IDl1'1S.
... " Crowds caused m11sslve traffic Jama in Ftw rdcues were reported, however,
The car .,.., turned over to a new the Newport Beach and Lapna Beoch 11 oceon i.tiperatures In the SS to 57·
owner the lint night. and tbe old owner areas as beacli roodway1 were looded dear<e nmge prevalled .
ing around t -l!lldl lt even
wone.''
One 58-yeaMJ!d man, Howard Mannke
.01 Anaheim, died of an apparent beart
attack at Art'• Landlng In Newport
Bach ~nday JQOMlinC •• be was
pnparlng1o luve~ a fishing trip.
Only two Laguna Beach life guard st&·
tlona were manned over the weekend as ~
o(flclals were taken by surprise by the
aumm~r-like crowds, acCording to Ure
gua<d spokesman Bruce )larret.
Mark Spitz has rrtTeoled to a
more private U/e, recovtring
frOm <ht .shock of sudden fame.
He'•. J(liling and planning hit
May 6 wedding. See story on
Pages.
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-t d ebt out to buy a ..,. car. Start with what llfeparda termed "!be kind of Al Newporl -Beach. four relC\leS were
)'OUr wheels turelnl by placlns a D,\JL ". • crowd 100 would aped OD a normal report~ as Uii,oilo. persons crowded on
PJLOr claulfled want ad. Dial direct, • Sonday during the amnmer." tbe boachol Saturday and SUnday. .
MWm. • .. In Newport Buell, an roods were jam· "Tr.ale was just unbcllovable,". llOd
------.------,-med from ~ Saturday and Bruce Reed,, a 1pok!sm .. for the dl1 .
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IA· Lla'!DI Btacl!, crvwds ran il,Olll to
.;alo,'i!ll SalurUJ and Sunday, cllJ Ufe
...... nporll4. ~ _.. two
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on •duty were kept buly watclllna for
swimmers In. trouble iiJ\d didn't have
tlme to 'enlorce all beach regulations. in:
many ln!U, be said, tbe l1r1e crowds
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Approves -' Al~oPUin
Followtng a recent tour, staff members
of the state Wattr Resources Control
Board and the' federal Environmental
Prolecllon Agency-5aid they are pleased
with the sewa1e tteatment proposals of
the Alloo-Wal<r-Monagem<al Ageooy.
A WMA representatives led the staff
members on a slx·hour ride through the
hills and dales or South Orange COunty""
showing them various l n dependent
faci!IUes that wtll he linked together
under current plan!.
uBuicall t, they lndlcated overaU ac-
' con! with the project," reported Willlam
___ ofW~!<Cfel!lry ig__ihe AW~ bolrd
• wrecton.
The 1Q\l' of the rqion Is part of EPA's
processlni of the A WMA reclamation
program. lta 127 million CO!I 1' expected
to he offset with $18 million in stal< and
federal grant mooey.
Local agencies joining hands in AWMA
are the city of ~gwla Beach, South
Laguna SaniLary District, Jrv ine Ranch
Water District, Emerald Bay Service
District, Moulton Niguel Water District,
Los Alisos Water District and Santa Ana
A1ountains Water District.
The state WRCB Feb. 1 approved the
AWMA·program and approved sending it
fo the EPA for final approval.
nie only problem at this point,
Woolson said, ls that EPA ·and state
representatives do not want to approve
any grant money for construction of an
interceptor sewer line between Dana
Point and an inland treatment plant at
')Aliso Creek Canyon.
"It's something that is going to .have to
1>e straightened out," said Woolson. -0 we
• may have to appeal thls to the state
board." i
He added that staff members were
"very pleased'' that use of the vintage
1930 Laguna Beach sewer plant will be
terminated with the advent of.the AWMA
system.
-AWMA .hopes to start constrliction of
-the facility this summer. The goal. of the
pro"ji>atn is to treat waste water suf·
ficiently for use In irrigation and
recharging of ground water supplies.
Any uces.s effluent will be dilcbarged
into th Paci.flc Ocean via an outfall off
Aliso Beac~ in South Loguna.
F.....-P .. el
LA STAR;-..
that my actioo had nothing to do with the
telephone credit card article/' the .judge
said.
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1 Judge MaSt said the charges stenlmed
"'from complaints made by a Garden
'Grove resident and were based on a ~number of articles that appeared in the
Star. .
"I read the papers invulved from cover
to cover and found nothing in there that
'could even be remotely classified as
obscene," Judge Mast sa id .
Star circulation department personnel
probably 'a p p r e c i a t e consideration
demonstrated by Costa Mesa police in
~their .seizures, compared to that of Hun·
Wngton Beach police last week.
t The beach city law enforcement men
pied street news racka apart with
~wbars to seize copies of the Star
jiillegedly containlng obscene.matter. • • :Ecology Pupils ~ill Camp Out
: Eighteen students and teachers study·
tt~g marine ecology at San Cle_mente
{High School will spend six Easter-vaca·
;.,tlon days camping out on the primitive
Todos Santos Island off the coast of En·
• senada, Mexico. <. The group will spend April 13 to 18
~,studying marine organisms in their nal·
!.1.1ral, untouched environment on the is·
and under the direction of teacher Rob-:;-in Valencio.
If School district trustees recently ap-~roved the trip.
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The city of San Clemente thls we,J< will seeks' a teclfni'Cil cha!)&t" the garden·.
be the formal "applicant" in a ~ezoning apa:-tment ~n~.-:t mclu.de provls~ns
case involving the existing city yard. ror a condi ~ ~·permit on the zone
·Planning commissioners will conQUct desi tti:in. The ct14inge is being SQ\Jght
the hearing Into tl\e ~ne-appllcaUon al orman .G-OloVer· for the parcel at
their Wednesday session. 120 N. La ESMrarwi. --=A issue l!:--ibepal'e'tl-betw -Anotherrequest-for-ioning-amind·
Palizada and Avenid mar which ment tri permit the use of a commercial·
,has been on t a11ket for s~veral apartment lot for ~e'tl cat !!ales. Gebrge
years. . .~ _ ... E. an4 Denn.ii_ Burke setk the action.
~ rrent zoning on the parcel is C·l -A hearing to determine If work done
entral commercial), but the application on. a aigrfat a discount scrYJce s4ttion is
suggests a change to CA (commercial· in violation of the city codes. A com·
apartment) in an attempt .to make the. mercial sign firm er.ected the s,ign
property more attracUve to potential in· recently at Uie-station · located at
vestment. · Barcelona and' El Camino Real. Tbe
.Qnce the parcel is &OW,_the: even_ye_. owner of__!!l~ ~ss !_ JUcl!_rd Preble .
rrom the transaction wUrbe put to use in · • ..
deVeloplng the new city yards. wh!cb are
proposed 'for the acreage ne~r the water
reclamation plant.
AIR CALIFORNIA BAGGAGE INSPECTOR JIM McDOUGALL WARILY SEARCHES WOMAN'S BAGGAGE
1YoU Never Kno_w Whit You're Going to Run Into,' Inspector Says; One Searcher Found a Snake
The hearing Is one of several facing
commissioners Wednesday.
They include:
Occup'ation '
Of Town Hit
By Indian Partygoer Falls
Three Stories
. FromPagel
-A use permit which would allow· the
construction of 100 townhouse con·
dominlums on land located in the 100
block of La Esperanza . The permit is
sought by Butler Housing Corporation for
the land which ha s garden-apartment SEARCHES AT AIRPORT~ • • • '· WASHINGTON (AP) -A long-lime
In Laguna Alley
A 21-year-old man who attempted to
climb from one Lciguna Beach hotel
room window to another and felt three
stories, landing on his back Jn a paved
alley, was hospitalized today wHh ex·
tensive injuries.
Robert Ross Rice ot Los Alamltos, had
attempted to climb from a hallway win-
dow into a friend's room about three feet
away. The room keys had been locked in
the room.
He apparently got about half way, then
found that he had no place to hold, Sgt.
Norman Babcock, Laguna Beach police,
said' today. · .
The incident occurred Saturday at the
Hacienda Hotel and Rice was found as
patrolman Norman Blandell drove past
on patrol.
Blandell said that Rice appeared to be
paralyt.ed from the waist down. South
Coast -eommunity hospital aldt)S ~id
Rice would be transferred today to
Rancho-Hospital for full evaluation of his
injuries. -Police said the man had been portytng
al a gathering tn the lobby of the hdtel
when he decided to leave, that he went to
the Jocked hotel room, and decided to
climb from window to window.
f.iiehds said llfoe had been away from
thEi' party for about 10 minutes before of·
ficer Blandell..happened by.
Second Marine
D1ill Sergeant
Found Guilty
delected, and most searches ha ve gone
smoothly. But because the federal rules
gove rning searches are strict, there ha ve
been some tense moments.
' "You never Jt~c.>w ~!!~t )_'.QU]'~_going_to
run into," says Tom "tr&liam, an in-
spection supervisor for Air California.
"And It's made worse by the pressure we
have to live with. You've got 115
pa~engers, each with an armful of big·
gage and five relatives to see him off,
and you've got to inspect it all and still
get the Oight out on time."
Jn · making inspections, agents have
stuck their hands into ~akes, opened bags
so full they wouldn't close ali;ain, grabbed
cactuses and razor blades, and even nos·
ed through atrty diaper bags. Nothing.
can be neglected, they say.
But in rating the various dangers the
agents face, Graham still says women's
purses are the most unpredictable.
"One ·of the rules you learn is not to
stick your hand anywhere without J.ooking
first," Graham says. "That gypsy
woman convinced us of that."
There are other lessons, too. One is
that people~ aren't always what they ap-
pear to be.
"We had one doctor that I won't
forget," says Graham. "I opened bis bag
and saw loose pills and medicine and his
stethosCope all mixed in rwith dirty socks
and underwear, You have-to wonder
about a doctor like that." · ·
"What really surprises me is some of
the women, 11 adds another agent, Jlm
McDougall. "They'rCthe most gorgeous
things on the outside, but when you look
inside their purses, it's awful. l 'm really
shocked sometimes."
Not only baggage, but the individuals
themselves must be checked, which leads
to another set of problems.
"lf a man goes through the metal
detector and shows up with metal, you
can ask him to take off his coat or belt
buckle or wba"tever, until you eliminate
the problem," says McDougall. PARRI~ ISLAND, S.C. (UPI) - A sec· "But with women you can't" he says.
ond fl.fanne drill instrnctor has been " , h ' h h in convicted in the death of a young recruit.--~e v_e had women go t :0ug ere '
S/Sgt. Jesse o. Pollard, 33. of Green~ skin hg_ht clothe~ that obvt~ly weren t
ville, N.C. was found guilty by 8 military concealing anyt~1ng, an~. shll the metal
judge of violating recruit training rules. detector wou.ld light up.
Pollard was given a bad conduct In cases hke these, the problem can
discharge, reduced in rank to sergeant, usually .~ traced to m~tal bra supports
and sentenced to 18 months at hard labor . -but its. not ~mething the men ai:e
\Vith forfeiture of pay during the sen· allowed to tnvesb~ate. tence A female sheriff's deputy mu st be
Sgt: Eugene A. Cu ny Jr. 24 of Ju ilcr available at all times for such m~tters. ~ . ' ' P ' The problem of metal 1 n un·
F.la:. was convicted Thursday on two dergannents is especially frequent with
s1m1lar charges and was scn.tenced to 12 older women. "One out of three wears a months at hard labor, forfeiture of pny
and reduced to private.
Pollard, Cuny and Sgt. Samuel D.
Carver, 23, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. were
relieved of duty after an investigation
was begun into the death of Pvt. Daniel
Lee Williams of Johns Island.-S.C. -in
January.
FronaPagel
BEACHES ...
resulted in complete rreedom ror dogs to
run without their leashes, which are re·
quired by Jay,•.
Huntington Beach lifeguards reported a
y,•eekend crowd of 30,000 persons, in·
eluding four rescues. At Sa n Cle1nente
and South County beaches. the crawd
was estimated at 22,000 for Saturday. and
Sunday combined. There were no
rescues.
Officer Stops
Death leap Try
A Santa Ana police officer rescued a
distraught woman who was threatening
to jump off a freeway overpass bridge in
Santa Ana Sunday night.
Officer Dale Courbille grabbed the 50-
year-old woman as she sat precariously
over the Santa Ana Freeway at Main
Street. He pulled the weeping woman
from the guardrail.
She told Courbille and a pass ing
1notorist tvho helped the officer subdue
her hysteria that she \vas undergoing
psychiatric care: and was "sick and
'vanted to die."
She "'as taken to the mental care unit
of the Orange County Medical Center.
Worshipers Die _
Pastor, Another Drin.k Strychnine . -NEWPORT, Tenn. (UPI) -Two persons, including a [reacher
and the brother o! the p;i.~t.or o! the Holiness Church o God in
Jesu s' Name, died ·Sunday alter drinking strychnine during a Satur-
day night church service.
Cocke County Sherif! Bob Stinson said the Rev. Jimmy Ray Wil-
liams, 34, assistant pastor o! the church, and Buford Pack, 30, a
Cocke County native living at Marshall, N.C., died after refusing
medical treatment. ·
A sheriff's department spokesman said the two "just drank
strychnine and died."
Pack was the brother of the Rev. Uston Pack, the church pastor .
-Deputy B. C. Ramsey said o!!icera also learned that several
snakes had been handled during the services. lt was reported that
one person was bitten during the snake-bl!ldllng ceremony •
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corsett,'' says Graham. "They \\'Ouldn't
dream of flying without it and that really
makes trouble for us."
All of this may sound funny to an
outsider. But agents consider it very
serious. And if anyone attempts to joke
about the inspection process, he's
colll'ting trouble.
One young Marine, for example, was
Oyigg to San Frclncisco for a big weekend
with his girlfriend. He W'!S well dressed
and carried a large, brightly wrapped
package.
"What's in here?" an agent asked.
"A bomb," 'he deadpanned.
'Without saying a word to him , the
agent turned to the security officer who
took the young m<yl into custody, ''I
could easily have looked in the package
and found out he wasn't telling the truth
about the bomb," said. Graham. "But this
isn't something we fool around with."
-Even when people aren't jOking, they
can get ln trouble. A..woman wbo went by
the name of "Dynamite" was denied
boarding and takenflnto....cu.stody when
that nickname appeared ,on.Per.tickel. 1 Besides all this, the inspection program
has been expensive. Ten extra Orange
County Sheriff's deputies hate ·betn hired
by the airport al an annual CO!I of
'100,000. In addition. the airlines have
been forced to increase manpower
slgniflcanUy, Fqr Air Cal's program, 35
fulltlme posilion.5 have been added, which
amounts to a 5 percent increase in the
number of employes.
On the Qlber hand,· ·rujackings have
been nearly eliminated. since the na-
tionwide program went into effect in
January.
"People know they're going lo get a
real close check when they try to board,"
says Graham . "I'm sure that's enough to
discourage anybody who's got any
sense."
Historical Society
Joining State Unit
Forty-five local residents attending the
first meeting of the San Clemente
Historical Society have adopted bylaws
and voted to join the California Con·
ference or Historical Societies.
The next meeting will be held in May,
when a board &( 12 directors and officers
will be elected. For membership in·
formation, call 492-3493. Dues are $2 for
s1ii8le memberships; $.1 for families ; $1
for students and $10 for businesses or
other organizations.
zoning.
-A zoning petition from tbe owner of
land near the Butler project. This issue
Garden Grove
Nixes Mother's
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Suit. in Deatl1
A $1.5 million claim filed by the mother
of a Marine Corps captain shot iri a
Tustin barroom fracas has been rejected
by the Garden Grove City Council .
The action is seen as clearing the \\'ay
for the filing of an Orange County
Superior Court lawsuit against the city
and one of its police officers.
,Lawyers for Mrs. Daplme Leigh
Robinette, the mother of Capt. Randall S.
Robinette, said identical action will be
taken against the city1 of Cypress and
Police Sgt. Thomas M. Baroid! of that
city.
Baroldi is awaiting trial in Superior
Court on -murder charges filed sbort1y
after the ~aying ,oC Capt. Robinette, of
PboelliJ:..,\ril. on~' Garden Grove offt~r Jerry Gray a1so
faces trifll on charges of assault with a
deadly ~. ~ charges were filed
after a J*trSm.,was shot and wounded in
the same 1ltterc111ion.
Both outcerr wer~ lndloted by the
grand jury after witnesses testified
before the panel that Capt. Robinette was
actually trying to come to their aid when ~ allegedly was shot liy Baroldi.
Both offictrs have pleaded not guilty.
Baroldi is free on $25,000 bail and Gray is
free on his promise to appear.
Siudents Play
'Dating Game'
San Clemente High &hool will host
M~slon Viejo High School at a "dating
game" fashioned after the television
show April 13.
The game wlll be played from 8 to 10
p.m. and a dance will follow from 10 to
midnight in the San Clemente High gym.
The public is welcome.
San Clemente girl participants chosen
to compete are Sue Mathis, D a w n
Bewsey, Vicky Brown, Shelley Birtcher,
Janie Dunham and Cindy Christie.
Boys chosen are Tom Hoffman, Tim
Foster, Dennis Blaluk. and Ted Waller.
Mission Viejo School will supply eight
boys 11.nd four glrls.
tribal leader with the Oglala Sioux tribe
in South Dakota said today his people are
racing financial disaster because of the
occupation of Wounded Knee by militant
outsiders.
Toby Eagle Bull, secretary o! the tribe
on the Pine Ridge Reservation, defended
his tribal chairman, Richard WilJOn, and
the whole system or tribal government.
In testimony before the House Indian
affairs subcommittee, Eagle Bull said
American Indian Movement (AIM)
leaders are thwarting the tribe's attempt
to govern itself and are , ,in effect, enabl·
ing the Bureau of Ind ian Affairs to inject
itself again in tribal matters.
"For three weeks , our schools have
been closed. \Ve have been sitting idle.
We are losing money. We face financial
disaster/' Eagle Bull said, while the
"Justice Department sits there and
negotlat.es with these people," referring .
to the AIM leaders. '!· Eagle Bull has been a tribal officer fo
25 of the 3.1 years the Oglala Sioui: ha · '
governed itself. .
Militant Indians at Wounded Knee
refused over the wcekind to surrender
anns and peace talks were broken off
betWem'Protest teaders 'and White House
aides here.
The subcorrimittee scheduled three
daYs-.-:-Or ·hearings On · the Seizure of
. Wounded Knee and the occupatio,n of the
Bureau of Indian Alfain building here
last year.
From Page I
KIDNAP ...
that an autopsy on Alcaraz's rnangle<I
body would be perfonned later in the
day.
Resulta sought could shed some light
on a motive for the bizarre abduction
tale given by Lint, such as the presence
of drugs in the auspect's body.
Police said this morning that a number
of questions remained unanswered in
connection with tbe case.
From Page I
ALIENS ...
Alberta, was turned ove r to U.S. Customs
agents for prosecution, HarrJs said.
The official explained that the new
surge of aliens follows a familiar pattern
for the spring months because the job
market improves come planting season.
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OF THE DIFFERENCE. Offtr oxplrH April 15, 1973.
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A bikini-clad model buffs th~ Soviet Union's new
Lada car at the 17th annual International Automo-
bile Show iil New Yorlt. The Lada is the Soviet mo-
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Firm Acquisition
Sought by Datum
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I ' il aDed "Lady Please Don't '<~.n o1 ·• Mlili It " o11u.1t = 10 14 "" 1~+!-.. GA.F C• M t n 14~1 i.w 11'1. . 1ruh c .n 11 11 u 1. '•"' l"'-'--, O Living Qrunc • · C • • A am . 10 1 ~" ... o111111 ,. 1s u 1J4' I 14 ll\111 ~-GAF DI' 1.20 . 1 21t~ 11 21 -\oio 1.. M Alr1 . ,, 11'• 11•0 1'1+. ~· • Ce·1· t be 1· ed Blame Your Butcher" In it A nM 116b • 22 20't ~-~'· · !ol In Rici o ..:i ~ ~ itt· i-. jtarn Sk I.JO 1 n 28'• 111•• 11~1 1C.nron1 N .M l' •~ ca1o 47'• ,-• 11ng prices mus lSt . . ' Am cri.1;., 1 10 13 fi v. .,__a ol ''"n 20 •! 171 I'" fll\ S1il+ \\ o•mtllDf •a ,. l 11\o lO:W. 10 ... + \.. isoanro .101:1 I , !tll ll'" :r ... ; ... for each CUt O£ fresh meat; for the UfUOR Says the_tOta{ wage A~r.;jll ~ \~ ~l~ 4~ W. 1\lo;!: 'I ~f'?~ '·% I~ ll i~ 171.; lU:-1V. ~:~s,pJ l.2S 3' • m: i!t~ ~i!+ "i i(=~f'l)l.I'; : t 1~, ,t: ·::•. ': 25 items representing 75 per-cost for meat is Jess than 14 ~D\1'1'T.1 .43 31 "'ll s~. .._+I.Ii o11atA· i:.o . 1 20~ Y\'I ao...,t ,, •d1~n .10 'I ~s.. :n-. 2i:i. m-IC.fttt(o 1.11 13 711 il~· !! •. • t ;1 ..
d A I .lid 37 ,.,, 7\.'i ... · Collln11f 41,;, 1 SlT\ jlt'o s111+ I~ •rock .. 1 Ii' 11 1t i \1 l(rtto~ 17 l9 31 •~ 1 ..... • -cent of sales of processed cents a poun . ""' 1To 1.10 10 11s ti\1 "'~ 2sw.-\\ca s 14& 13 ti!' 11-. 711 ,7.\+ 1, •1 Svc i 12 ' , u i. 1s1.o ,,,, I('°"""' !O 1 ' ~·· 10 1 + \!. . ' -Am rts . 13171,... 1., ... +, ... cSt.lll'el I 'u ,, 16 _1. IWIY In . ll •••••• 1~-l 11(rOQll 1 )0 IJ )Q 201.10 I ' meat such as bacon sausage At'fl xPDtt .. I• 2 2,,, , " co1 G•1 '"' • si 29 211,1, 29..., A coru 2J " •·· 1•. •••+ '• KvMlf 1n ·'° 1 6 u 1t • ,, , ' uwE DON'T t t be th Am E•rir pl I100 6''°i '\'I 1~ ... Col Pf(lurtt l• ll ' N • . mini (611 1• 13 12 '1 l J~-\\ --" L-,. and COJd CUtS' and for the 10 Wan 0 e A F\nSw 1 10 10 3 17.._ 11l1 17~-\'1 !olS 011 J l'.I 10 •9 16.\ti 26:r.. 26"°+ ~ nAln 1,,71:1 13 2•'• 11 ''''i 11 La(I~ l l~ I 5 llh 11 1~ r:•,+-'"'
be sell. · ' f ed scapeano.( " the union says A F n DI' ,~. •• i100 l!J:• ll'' 11~ .. + U omb E 1·.s 16 31 ,1 'II\• el + "" G11 AOI 60<! 1• 9 •1•. •l', •l' • , , L•m1n sn 1 10 • 1•'• l:, ,; •+1 , . st· mg1temsocann or o~, · A~Bd.MIJ .. .rlf'""'f111'l11r-nmellf .10 IS.f s.i s.i GtnATr 1.~12 "''°'•N'-4411 ~t•ne&r•~1 1'lR 2,;-211,. ! bottled be I k I b Throughout the n a t i 0 n A .. s .Sib . 1S 91 1 ... l·~= m $oly ·'° 72 32 14"' 1•141 l•~-\~ GnAT pl l\1 • ~3•1 11 S2 -1 1~ 11Mtg .6,•~ ' I 14 71>\t " e, por , am or • A ,., 1111 ·a • n ''U' ' ~ mwJ.d 2.10 11 207 3311o ~no 31i.._ 1 GenB1nc .10 ~ 1 l~'· l•'• l•'•+ \(, t,atr~ ;o ~ i 61 , •
stew or soup containing meat. boycott l~ad~s say 1 as t :n,~1 1:= , J ~ll; 1,J~1Ii~3~ ~d:,0).A :: J l~ .. Jtn ~t::_ .: g~.g~u-t_d l1 'it tt'• ff~ fl~ : ~=~~:? 'J ::a 'iS w.•: 't!I ¥~ :.
· week's acUvtties accomplished ~~Ji. 1 • 1 : ' 1!? 1.:f ~:ed~ 1,90 .. 11s 1J't 2SVt 21"' .. ~n'~ ... l 2S \ !! '~'• \~\o \,1~+ r" :=:,c,.70 ' 'ft :JN 1.1. t~ 1-1 1
A SHOPPER who thinks the little in reducing meat prices. ~~ :11 ttJ 10~ tot ~+ \~ z=rd de:: :· .J ~: l: ?I -I\ 8:'e1~nr~ ~ •• ~'· lr lt =1.: ':lw·'~ 11 6 ?JS 1 • ~\: \'t •• posted price is illegal should But they say the boycott prov-A Meci"l:.
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1 .12 l•' 'H" ',jj'i~ l,i'~ 11!1:•1 ~ ~:0~11 1 21\ 18 ~ ,&111 ,i~ ,~1~ :~ ~Fir• .osa u1 tt 11.4 1~ 'l'11.f ~ l-~, f ·~ II ,! :1'11 11:: l + ~: • ed that wheo tb A ,...;;ilcor11 "" >V. DmHI 'y ii St 52~ 51\lt S ~'It llFOlld 1,40 1l 190 :U'9 21!o l'" • t~!t! f ' \O; "' '-' check with the store's person-e consumer AMl!Cx l,40 11 , • -· ! ~ omautr Sci 63 ].\!, J\, "" "'.?.ro .•lb 11 9 It , ••• 111 a t:i;m• In 1 t 1 I i.+'t• , nel, said the council. If slill now u3es the word "rare", it ::~rG."1'.: 11 :ff 3f~ ,,~'fl! :$11 ~°"a~ ;2Jr i~ 1~ 1~~ 1!h.r. 1~~·-. n 10::,, ~~ ~ 11' ~~ l:~ ij'~ ,~ en"'r 1·~ 1 ri1, l~ litt •+ i: ,
misaUsfied, the shopper should might mean how often meat is ~ .b'f'J ·ll 11J 11 ~~ li1l~ R = ~ Clll~MI .Ub lS 11 24!w •Vii 2:~~ + \, •nl~Df I~ ,. l JI\~ ~. ~ ~\.\ ~d Si! ~ 1~ F r~ -\ ..
cill the Internal Revenue purchased rather than how It ~r-.i.1'.JS ~I ?ti~~; 1v. L\lt:t1 ~ ()fire~,.:, 1~ 1ff ~~\"Intl ~v.+ tt ~ur~·~J 22 ~,!~1f~1ll;'*' .. , ~1ri'l.~ ;1· ,111i-L ~1::
Service with such data as the should be cooked. ~t:c:f .~ lO 1°1 ~ ~ U~:t ~ ~~~ ~ t ·: . ; = :~ a~ ... =:.t: ID "l D" 56~ IJ1Ati~ 1' ~ ~. ~\ a,.. 1i\t '...+ !t·-
Datum Inc., Anaheim-based
' manufacturer of mini~l}l
puter peripheral equipment. ~ announced Thursday it is in
_: tQe final phase of negotiating
: a letter of intent which if con-
' summated will give Datum
made by Wallace E. Rianc41,
president and chairman of the
board of dir.ectors, at the an·
nual shareholders meeting in
Los Angeles.
The mini-computers will
complement Datum's broad
line of mini-compute r
price asked, whether signs ••we mobiliied the most Am~~f11ii1 If 1ori Ir~ w 117:+ ~ F:·~~ 1'.tJ IS m r~ ~ .... 11:t!'. t? =r1 J ·.• .1 Titt rr-~ Pu+~ ~1 2fr, .. 1ll ~ ! ... «'
were posted and the name and powerful force in our natlOti rtl~tt' t · ~fit i'i~ il~t: f:!~~,4~ , ~ r.~ r,•~ Utt-" Pu\V 1:'° 10 n 211,. 21 1l..-.t \\ 1~]8 1i 2' ~ , ~ ~~ ·~;·
address of the store. t~s Wef!k ~ the housewife!" :~..Z~J .:: :i 'tt ,m 11~ 1t~.: ~ s:~~Gp! o~ I~ 1~ r~ J~lt ~~~ ~ n~Jr~frl·y 21 I~ 4~~ j ;'t .t~t t': ~~r jy. 2~ l ~ 1 tt ~ ~~! u the investigation revealed saJd a group that met m Awrr Ill' 1v. •. 1110 1•v. 14v. 16"'-~ ~:PP~ 44tt .. 1~ it¥: ~~1 ~~ . . n:t 1:1 .'lo 11 1,1 ~tl 1~"! di==~ Mtt~ ~"l ~ .ti \-, "' "+1~.
a violation, the IRS could im-Boston Sunday. :~ \~ ·,·~ 20~ ~~.'°~+~~P oi 7.•s ·. 1\l ,.,,. 911'1 "" ·:: Tl·F1f.tr i~! .. i li,U f:t! ,,,z+ ~ rlM\ l'l 10 iOt ... + ~., Ametl'll ·'°" 11 24 15V. , ... ,, -it DllP of 1 n l lOl \11 IOH'1 1011'1 lF/P' l .>O : Jm 11 ru 11 +"' l'ICN ri4 11 ~6 •It. 4 • -~l pose price rollbacks and AMF 1.a.1 °' 11 1n 3311 :nYI W11+1i,.. 11 Air L"' 11 • 1 llh IP-• 1l1•+ '• 11 ire 10 4 16 2 """ 121._. \, ~ tOr~ 39 1 10~ ri• ftva ... THE LATEST housewife Amtac _... 11 11 2'~ 11\/o 2J•• c,n C•n 1.'11 10 1n 21>'~ 261'! ,,._ 11 ~"'>e .lib 'll~ lit'> 1,.. nn+ "' lion ~Vi3 :>t •£ penalties AMP Inc" 44 S.Sllt\111 \111117\ol-\ll on COP11er · ll 5 •~• 5 T '• &•nuloP •l :Ill •1 •1\'. .io.,., .io•,.-i llncllD 2 · H ~ l"' !"-~ , victory occurred Sunday in AmocoP ,J6 ' 19 1 6'1 1 ~· ~1 c111111co 1 16 • ,, 391,. mo 39~ v, • Pee li0<i 11 i:ia ~~· J1 \, Ji i fin~" DI' IA . '" .,._ lft '' ' Am11e11 (p 106 ,.,, '''" 11'1-"' CnUCp p!2~~ 7 4'1\o .ui, #:·tit. •Pwpt , n L2llO 10 'I) 102 101Vt+I·~ "°"' n p I "' " "'' ....... West Virginia western Amr•o corp '4 ' 91/o tv. 9\• . 111111R1 .•2b 1 •s 1t:i11 111,• 1.-. ~ ~''"r 1'n 11 ,. 1 ,., 20...., l°O'i + ~ tK'""'~ 1~ " [' lll : . ~ --: ' A I , 111 I 17 2611 241/t ,,, + ~ ontt,,vst 21 11 26 .... 1111 l \ii ~I "' I ilb ... , 11 ' 106\ , + .,....., . kJ ~ 'l -•• the option to acquire a firm
that manufactures mini'<.'Om· 1972 A Pennsylvania, Ohio and~1:1 . .io • 1a11.,.J711t :V~~. c:~~u'it~\~ .U!J!t?~~U"' 1~ 11~oii.20 ~ll 2(1\~ ~~ ,.._L~~·.·1:11 ·10• 4 ~4 +~;: utos Maryland, where Foodland :::~".1S n I~ ~\4 = ,t;+ :! c::: ~\ P'..J • l~ g"' ff},Z f~ ... t" G1:~~1 ... ·'f. ' ~i 111 .. ll!.: ~·~. :,: t::..dlf'1.= I ~· c I\\ v. t !'::::
Markets announced price cuts :~"tli t ; ,:1 ?:r;,. ~. ~on1Te1 .14 1• 44 n:v. tt\lo n~+..; g~HlllL~~ , 2~ 1~t: 1~~:-i:i: Lon s1~ l:: \ v; .,.+ "':· ranging rrom 10 to 30 cents Anc111re1a :i ' 11-t\ 11'11 11•,..+1v, c::g:o,0:U" 12 J: ;grz tt:: ~5n+':t G11b1F1.,. ~ 11 ,,1 i1v. 11v. 11"9+ '• tOflCllL pu 1.12 .. 1 , 1 -114 .. Out.recalled Anaelka .10 19 20 lSI\ 1). 131/t+ 1.~ Clll'lwd I 90 t 3 27"" :W. 21,AI Glll•llf I .0 2J lit 'Siio J7"'° Sl\OT l.i. LL al I 5l ·· " s\lt ...... per pound on meats A11>1cM .:nv • ~ 1•1.\ ll"it. I• + •• 1::: u,, lO 1 39 '" , 9~ + , .. ~•motl Br 1 14 2 21 21 11 ~' &:.' ~ ,, 1 ,, · , APCO 011 •k I SI 17,,_ 17 171'o ..., · 1 • ~'1+ " OlllDI ll'ICOI' 20 34 21'14 ~ 2H~ -411 -n ;o ¥.. " "We've been planning this Aoecoca 16 21 m 1Yo 614 '\4-'• 1ft<I .to 11 5 :n 32\IJ 32~ 14 Gluion 4• 11 u 251,;, u 2s Of•' coro 1 l'I !~'~ .
puters and add-<>D memory ( )
equipment. BRIEF'S The announcement w a s ...._ ____ __
for a long time," said Phil ::L~'.~O: I 1~ l:"'" {r' i:v.+.\~ e::r.~bDfsf It .. t fg\IJ 1:.., Ti -i2V. &t=in~ 1: ., ~\'I~~ ~l'I+ v. •l.liw:.:111~ 'U i~ lft: ?tA peripheral equipment and 1971 M d l ·1 A!llllled MO n • ~ '"'" •v.+ "'"~Tr 371:1 • 17 17"" 1w. '1" "II 0~1 Fc1 13 1 lt\\ 1111t 11v,.... v. ,, 1.:g , 11 ,.., f'"" ..,; 0 e s Rosie, Foodland'S"director of ARA Sv 1.:tz 31 "'t3"4 ll~ lllV.+ .... ::r: 1~ lS st ll::: lJ12' ;g~ ~ Gaoorkh I 7 .ca\ 2~ 2~ ''"t v. L_,.,., . • -! l:t It l ~"
software products. The add-<>D merchandising. • 1 The con-:~:·: c 1~ • 5) J\'J ~~ ~~ ~ ::.s~,a~ 7 2a ~1: ~ l':-l" =r ·n l~ 21: W,? ft.,. nt:+'v. tR c.i:"~ :: 7 ~~ ~1111 4 tc:1~ memory equipment is ., umer has bee b yi·ng I Arcriaro '° ~3 60 ~ 21'1t ...,.._.. ~• ,, ... _ 21¥i + Gould inc 1 9 2~ nv. 22.,.. nv.+ ~LTV co s Of it .~ MM ,1 _1 N' (UPI) S n U ess Are11e E~!11 S 31 1"' 7 1 -'4 Ord~• Co $ I '"" 6~ '114+ lli Gr1ceW 11'1 11 237 23\li 2~~ 1J 11; Lubrlrol 4J 32 U 'ft... ,,., 11--. \It primarily designed for the full WASmNGTO since .February• and we could :~1l~1 l:J: : ~ ff,,. J;Vt r/ ! ~ ~:,~1n1'1.\·~: fl ,tl 1~.~ 1ftti, ,~\'J +1 &~:~" u '.~ 1; 6f: illt TI~ fm ~ t~;! i'ti i; # ~' I: ~1 lt..-.+. i4
line or POP.11 computers.. The auto induf.ry recall~ ; see the boycott coming." ~1:ris~110s~ 12 ~ i.,.. ~ ~ ~ ~:i1r,.dc~ l~ lJ ,Jt 1~,. 11~ \1 gran1v 1.20 1 1 21\/i. u ui.r.i 1, t"t'Ss'tiJ: l~ 11' 2 "'+ .~.· :
• Bentley reoord 12 mil 1011 . ~ars' an Arm.di Co 2 6\11 IV. •I--v. e~~I ~.77 l~ 1:r. r~ r~ n.:zt ~ o~:~b~ 1~~ ; 3IJ i;\\ i~~ rn.:;I"' 1rrYk• 'l'(llln .. IJJ 1 \.\ w~:'
trucks in 1972 -three million ~~st~ 1~ 10 ~ -L ~ ~ !.:-~r1c111 Fl~ .la u 11 10Yo 10V..-lfl ll~~lfD n u i.v. 3' ~Vt . t~~fsvl~ u 1 1 11~ mr+ n~ n~ntley ~"borator'1es -of mor ~e than 1971 , a Armsn'-lj 1d0 2cv.!r"~ ·· '11Ck1r1"' s.121•"21 2w.+1~ ,,,0 ,.J~ 2*IJ1,'oll'ltl1J"' .•. · --MM-1 ·, ~ ~ . H' h Lo .... . rornpl( .ao t 16 161~ 1.W. 16 •""",. 14 21 29 21 ' 01b I• !! ·m ·~ !~ ~~1~1°11d ~ 1~ 2t 1~~ 1,a; Int+ ~ row1L c1111c 14 n on•: 2~ :n~ 1 1 N!k. t60 u ' tr ••'Ii ~~ ·~ · 11. 'f • S quarters of arr acre of <p~cr survey' snowed tOday.' . · "-~M on 1.20 lo-'°' 21"' 2w.. 27 + {; •wn z1 1.~ 1J f03 24!io ,,,. 4•1i.+. t Ft7 .JOct . ' , 190 12~ l2 m. cM 1 · 1 l lS v. Vt+ ~.a
New Hops
. May Mea1i ·
' : Cheap Beer ,, Irvine, has leased three-Transportation Department 1g er an ""rmstR l.6G 77 l0i4 'I•-'It rwMH .5' I~ m12 1~· 1""° ~t"o+ \'i iwlr l IOd 13 14 II IOU II i j ""'!f,lfi V'1 .,_ 3' ·"
:" WASHINGTON (AP) - A perty at t6'82 Hale A+en.Ue in In 320 .safety de{e.ct fM1·1 R . , ··.· ~ :;~.G1 ~.1:· 1f, :~ ~~iJi-f ?• !~r~'t• :ti 1J : Jr ·j~J' i~ 'ftti'.! t;" Gt ~;Un u; ~: .11 J\!i 1:v. 1f~ .cv,is. ~ 1 ,.1 ff ~ ~~~+·lo.cf .. newvaricty'ofhopsoonmay I In and ill--~ t pai·~· theUS autoindus•-y t F . d Auoc:Tr"ns l• 6\'J 6-\ti k. vmll'li .ih1s 451 sv.n ,,~ .. Gnw.-.-1 ... 10 1ii1 ,~ :JrW;... .t.;. 'i I0 1 :t'MI 14a"~ rv e w -... vua1nic a C>"-• ·..• ~ a e ea·re . A!hlOl'MI . .«) " ll 1J\lr ll • m~r · . uni!• Druo ' ,. ' ,,?.fa ~ ~ Orn Gian! l 12 20 'N . ~ :u f It lcC1I ~ .. 411·~ ! • I )!', ,; allow American brewers to "'"ildln' to h · w recalled 7 8 Million • 'Veblckf , · · * S 1co ,. .3'11 t 31 ~ '20\t' ''i uni rs w1-1 •• 1'90 ~ ""' ~~ ore~ •' "" ' 1:>t u~. 11,,,, 1m ;,t _ •1 ~ --. '"' -.' tb. hil uu g ouse ·a-·ne ... · ·, ,, l _·l·••" 1<;1ye.1 .. ,, 1621,..l11v.ii"'t \,..cur11u°"'A'1\s -~·.)1\.'>s1;a~ Dr~Wl .'36 31h ).\lo 3v, \'"""°"' :,. llt"1'14' U·; : lower ell' costs w . e re-division for the ll\8llufactwie ·Foreigo aµto 'makers ~ailed ' T Id :. A:R~~nrll 23· 3: n.,.,· J:: IJ¥1+2~ e:~~!·2t· J •. 2J y~ n~ mil+ ~u~~.n.90 I 1~ ~l l~~ :m .. ' ::~ ti ~"" ~~ ' t: w:t ~· taining the Europe.an flavor of and sale of ,biologk:al reagenls 4.2 milhon, bringing the ' Banks O ..._,1Jtcri 11n ;; .· · 12130 121· "° +l'"' Cvpr'" M1 l 'Jl ' ~ 3'1t. ll\11. n~ Vt ou1rd1111 1 ... n 62 n 22:r.;, ""' +~r. Manoow :, 1f 'ii! ,.,....! w~ ~ their beers and ales. and medical controls, an· number of vehicles recalled ~~~1 •nc'Cll'l)"lr ll i~ i"' ilr t? D•ll'i!h •J °' 33-S.f ~ 3"t 3"'-~~ g~~L,,:·02,8 I~ ,J ;}~ ~~ ~li'i+I'. "':~HS 1· • 2 ts n 'ill+ ~ The Agrl.culture De. pa~-ent -s'lnce 1966 to nearly"" million. Autorn Dli•• J.1;, 147 11\9 "~ 11>\tlt 2-" o0•~1vr ,.40 14 ,•1, "•" .," ,.'"'+," G",'I ou 11'1 12 436 1S~• 1SI~ ~ • ~ •• <ft.c.o ·111 j fil· 20\.'i 1..:1 \.'i+ ~ •vu DOW1CH President 0 . J. ••H AUID!rll Inch t-11 SV. Wi Siii-14 111 ... 0 3' t + \.'J ~u Rr&Ch 16 IU 1'1 B""°-ll\t !,\ M&r OU I 60 1 3S l'~ !' + .. says Cascade is the first hop Bentley. WASHINGTON (UPI) -AV«I C11rp s 46 ll 1N 12~ "' ~rt 1,., .»:i 14 226 ""' ;. 'ii*" GllRDta .10c .• x.i 1r>1 11•• 1,. .. + •• M••car ·'° 10 21 11;,o 21 .!.ii.+~-Avco Cp Wit 23 2V. J~ ~ ~r!lftd pl 2 ll ~ «l\o'J il>ll GJfRl)fb .Mc 'JIOll 14'9 1•-i. 1•'-+ W MtlfCAlr pf 2 f ~4V. ~ "'" -...--. variety to be developed in the Edwm· A. 'leserve of Grubb IN ITS ANNUAL report on The government ha&. warned AYco ot 120 11 41'9 v. '3\o'J+ Yo ~co___, '•'~ 1 _u 1 !~ 1 ++1~ G'i1,s1u '·°' 12 90 1~ 1t ''lll-v. Mtl'tt'flnt 21 'I .u .»~ u,.._ s,~-, ~: n Avert Pr ..2$ 42 60 q 2~lili 4J ga..,:;"' .., · ,.., fl ""'] ~ ,.. C: pl 4.«I 110 'II~· 60~ 60\.'J -\.; MiirMld I 90 d ~ 27•T '•· • • •,. United States with aroma and &: Ellis Co.'s Newport Beach automobile defect recalls, the that consumers s ma 11 A~1s1nc .lOb zz 45 39Yi :w Jt\.'J +y, av11n1~ ·ii 1f '! 1 ?:!• lJ "" Gu/ &w1 ·" 1 10. ~ 21 2•\41--MarlonL 1" )II 51 )6 "'• ''~ ·;.:. .. · · De rt t · ' b Aimeth..c .30 1 7J t\.\ IV. lf-gavton ..... ~ -Ou f&Wt ws , " RI 4\\ 61'o Mar$ l 11 17 '' 3J 32V. "" -,... brew Ing ch ar.acteristie office represented both Tr ansportat1on pa men businessmen and hotne uyers A'tOl\Pr 1 . .io 62 1'16 nsv.1ni.r. 133 3Y• o",','" 71·~ 11 ,1~1r1Yt 1~~ 1~+ ~ Guw1 DI' J{. •. 1 s.v. -46Yt s.v. Mtr c . .o t1 • 41 ~·2 41., •• t; Jar th I ... 'Id 'd t k he' I d . . AlllC OIJ 61 53 19 lt .... ltl/'i 1•--. .,,. 8 "' .IU t• \(, 10 •T ron+ v. GllWt DI s~ 1 7Ato 11'1'1 77llt $'Q' Cltfn 11 30 • .,.. .... .. • .' simi to ose o 1..11e nu er BenUey and the lessor, Irvine Sill two au o ma ers ac-may orce into paying t..1:1&w11 .to 14 u 2'Yi 2m 21\.'t 1 n,w", ~ .. 1•0 j!• 1 11 ~ o -1," G1111on ll'ldst 17, 45 sv. m sv. rr1o11 CP 50 to :w1-t 1.1o :u + -., h . . . led ( than . h' h . I t BllCM ,!Sb 6 120 61,'o W. 6 -'lo r ~ f fmi ~ ~ • M"lllF 1.11 lj .cl 1'1' ~ 21 + ' op varieties now coming Industrial Complex of Irvine. coun or µiore rune tg er in erest rates to ge B•krr 1n .it u 22 nr,i, :n'll tJliG . f!fL 7 1.M, 1: x 1ji' :rr~ ~ Hactw 1.36 11 1 ~ 311" JJ\lo-\lo ManlMI . ..o l• 104' o low.+ ,. . I E mill . I the ecalled cars I I us 'banks . BakrrOll Tl 27 1•7 291.'.1 ,, :ltl/'i+"" "'0' . 3' I\\ H•11 Pr "° I '"' lllf\li lt\li-14 MertMr I.ff .. 17'9 17'Ao 17~ ,, rom urope. Opening is expected in July. ion o r · oans un ess . . give Bt11G11 1.K 10 s.u 2m 21"" ,,,,., l•A r 1 · 11 1J 6 H•l lbtn 1.11 36 1 1 1 +2 ai c~ . 13 .. 2s 1-24t._ v. • _Ford Motor Company recall· attention to the amount of BllGI I)! ..... l20 "~ '41'1 "'Ill',~ t~ c; : 11t I 16 1 -" H•mP•o ..50 14 2'lo jYll K I) • S1 JS .. ,,., ...... ~1+1\11 . • A, c I Bel'ICel l.:W 12 20 24\'i 2' :u .... I '° 10 :n ~ ~ ri~ ~ H•mdCP .40 • m ~ -~.. "'"fl • 11 1 ""' J•Ys 1"'14-"*"' THE DEPARTMENT says ,.,. a ed 5.7 million cars in 18 r. ecall money they plan to lend in the Bandag •nc 46 .,. '""" 21w. ttYI '" 11111 ::: p1· , 1 2 -1 ~•ndtfll\ ·a • • + ""M.11~ .1111 1s 20 ..... 20 20~-t 111 • r. Ba1111or Pn 1 33 11 '4 \Ot,i 11\:. l/'i Vt GI 23 70 •I'll H + 4'I •ndv H , 14 I ~14 1 uC1 .:MO • t2'l'o 21\lt 2M+ ltt~ its great~ market potential Air Calirornia carried a campaigns, and Volkswagen of months ahead enk o1 NY 2 • a 11v. 34~, JSv. Iii nr .. 1v M 19 • 1 n i-<> v. •nm:o . 1 1 111 °"$ v. ...,,, ...,, . .sat> 11 31 '""' 2•\\ 'M\lt-
d ·u1 . Bank v .... 14 1 :nv. ll"' 311:.-'4 Df A l .-1 47 ' H•nna I, s 22 \J) Yi 1 M•11uE .1•b ' 4$2 1~\l ~ V v.+ -~ lies in rep cing those hop Im· record 97,%75 passengers in Its America recalle 3.7 m1 on The Federal ~serve Board, R:~~:<Y1"2~ II r; n.,. r.lt ~+ ~ .~::pf B . 66\'o 4fl• ff""t" ~==B· 1 1• I ""-n MallJl ,~ ' ~I{ r .J!A r+~
ports, which totaled 13 million satellite markets du r Ing cars in seven rtcall cam-Federal Deposit -Insurance e,,rd cJt .ll •2 :111'6 ll 30\lo 30'/. -~ 11n 1::1 'i !JS~ ll.4 t"' ~l~ "' HarMto i.~ _, 1 ntt ~1tt v.+ "~~Pft 1·.a 1 3 4 1M ,....., u,,,_i~
poun s m 1971. March and ew a tot o paigns. rp. an t compuu er o Bask 1n 40 u s 1w ,...., 7441 "' 161 · 125 2l 10 +11'1 H•rr slntp I u .l2 .\ti ~ M.lnJW , ' V. t~\ 1'141 '"'t ~ >
Hops are u~ by brewers 34,364,900 revi!nue passenger the Currency mailed letters to ~:lgQ'Di'Y '1 2; lHt g:t Jl:;:: !! I DI' 7~g :· 4 JJ~ ~l.t:; ~ ":~ ~ 1~ t 'i ~U + "'Ma-r~ 1. 11 fl' "~ !!'Ai ~-'°"'.
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for flavorinf' and bittering miles. These figures result in UNDER THE National Trar. banks over the weekend eX" R"u'h:1h'f .l'i! 1! ,t ~ l7i~ r.~t ~ ~~tr~ .25 16 35 ~ mt 1~ -~ •rt•~ ·~ It , 1.~ fs\ol ;~ ~Cll'd ... I· 14 n'I\ fi"' fl + ~ •
•• malt beverages such as beer increases of 9.8 percent and fie and Motor Vehicle Safety pressing concern that the in· B:~~~c~ :~ 'a 21 ~\£ M riu+l"l I=~~~~:; ;; ~ iB~ ff~ &:h ~ :r:·r.1~~·1 ~ ~ mi •i" ,~ u $!~~ Ji' &# ijllA n~ ~l~: and ale. Cascade is high in 8.6 nPrcent, respectiVely, over ,Act of 1966, the auto makers stitutions may be over com· !learin11s .52 11 1 soi, ~ ~-~ •Sh,,., o1 2 ' Jl'l't 11~ 31\li ... A 1nc1us1 2 v. 21 2 v.f'!io $~~ :..o 1 jl JA6 .~,; ''-.1 Beat Fds .62 19 115 26 1!'-' u~+ 11Yiot 1.20 · ' 16''1 1f'-16'\\ •f T•• i ~ , ca" GrErit 1\11 '! 46 v. 31111 •· alpha-acids, the compOund a year ago according to are required to noti Y owners miting themselves in loan ar-i:~:O jj ll 10 Jl l v, 3J -·• F .» 14 :it 9v, .dtt" J"'" ~ '"' . 3t 1 ,, 11 ,, +1141 cGr H1 .... 1 H '" n"' 1 ... ,
• that ' imparts brew bitterness Joseph E. \Valker, assistant of a safety defect in the car or rangemcnts with best cor-Bfe.:J!Ar ·" 10 ~ l~ ~ ~~~t !? 1: 1i n &: lMI 10:t ... : (:tnl 14 ,g 1!jr' !o~ ~ ~ ~~~ ~ 14 11l& ~ ~'II ~."', .;
"and flavor. its equipment. Buch c AA • 110 '"' '"' 4v.-Vi ta E•' ll m •·~ .11~ .. ~+ 1R .1• .u s. ~ .u ~:rlt MCK" .u«i 11 ,, uv. 16\'J 1•v.+ :~· yj~ president for the airline. porate CUStomers. 81lc0Pet 11r. 9 31 ~ ~n ~ ~ ~ 1 l:t: "'1 S 4l '~ ~~ 1~t: V. ~11f~ 1, JOr .ii'! r + ~ =t=rn~ ··~ I; ,1~ ~ n-~~+-t:: ·• The department says S'Ome Traffic results for the first The law does llot require the Federal banking authorities ;::1nr ·~ 1: 1• ltm 10Yt I°" ,l~n;.aoci 11 .r, n~ ~~ nn.t,v. ... ~11!.~~~PJ ....... ' .• 14f9143 I . McNtll • ' 1 \l~ 13>\tl t"' ....
0£ the nation's biggest three months or 1973 show manufacturers to either recall sa id they \\'Cre fearfu l that if a c:~ist: ;&, 1i n ~~ nu ~""±1 14 :'f~. ·12 tt ~ 1?'4 ,r.m w+1.,,. H~-.... •.r!! 1.•. l,1 ~t,'1~ 11~ Jj;r+1~ ~';.'~.·., .. ·.: ~. ,.JJ~ \,.~~ I, .. _:.,·~· ...
breweries already have agreed 266,852 passengers carried the car or repair it ·free or "credit crunch" arises, banks c~:= p~·'g 11 ·~ jf\lo ~~\lo ~"'! t ~~~'~ ~i ~ ; ·3·+ "" ~;,;.; .... :Nb 12 i~ ,., "'-:: i; MEY• COl''P If ' l;-,; ]~ ·~ v.i .
to try the new variety. And it compared to 2.41.928 for a 10.3 charge to the owner, but will use the limited supply of een c11 1ru • 4t J1+11 11 37+11T VJ 1vM1 t.4 b • 'i: Im U:Z' 'i!ll'~t :.t H.,cu1a \ n 20 76 nv. nv. !!'h-.,... M11srioe .4J jl 76 21'" 2m 21v. ._,·
says the nation's fourth percent increase over the Congress is cons 1 er 1 n g money to honor loans to best e.nepp1 s1,1, •. 1111 171 111 +1-. Mn • 30 1 -. ' 11~ .. 1.10 '' 17 ,, ''" i:ito-v. MDNKo 41 1 13 11!t 1 ~ 11¥1 ~· . d · 8enCppt 2\11 •. rt70 )3\lo 3l n -* rP_. . '5 HNculff wl , 1 IV. 3'11o 1'+. v. Memarr11 1 160 I IM•
I t b ha I · d legislation which would make · h eene P1 4.JO .. 4 as M\'J "J:"" FJ ·~ ·· g 11va f~ ~ ~ !j•uf)lel" t1 21 ,,, ~ 41 .. ~ 1.:. Marc s1 1 . .io l4 211•n "'~ 1• 1~· arges rewery ! con. comparab e 1972 per I 0 . customers -pubott1ng t e C~!'.," ~~ 1? 1~ lr' 1h~ .~ .. + ~ Lu! :~ 12 n '\II 1'"" rlJ! H"11ri'Vlt E~ ~~ !T 1,,,. •rl't 'j'-'+ ~~=~'"'JI 1 1, '1~ r.,. ri\4 it:· tracted for some $30 million Revenue passenger miles were recalls mandatory and force squreze on smaller rrowers. BethSI 1,40oa 10 2•2 29v. 21!9 mi.+1 cc 11 .32 ~ \\ ii~ ti 'mi 1" H r011 H11 1 1• 392 ,, 2 ,....,._ 1"1 MerrllLY .~ 2' 213 a i.w. ir-.
worth of Cascade hops · over 94,247,500 versus 86,030,000 for the maker to re~ !he 8111 3 1"" •52 22 4 46\IJ 46" 46\'J+ I.Ii r ~f~ , •1 , iii 9 ~ ~:'b~r1~~ ~~ 1~ ,;~ •i; ~U: :·· ~::::7 :~ 11 1t: to" '" .~ ~ the nex\ 10 years. a 9.6 percent increase. defect. Rl:f,t~~ .J Sf ~ 11
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'I Charge. J. Drewes. C~~~y 1 ~ ~ J; ~\'I 63\.t mt:'~ u~ °I ~~ .. f t! S2Yo ff.ot ''-HwU.P 1.«I 14 » 'j~'I •I~ '2'\+ 'I.lo Mis' R°i~ 90 11 l 4 6W. Jr'"+.-~ YOURS <· \ Jn 1972, Volkswagen refused The i'ury returned its verdict a.1, My pf 2 4 •l •1 4! ~"~ "J 10 11 nv. 21\'J ""' "'Hou NGs ·" 21 s ' -· effi u""+ i. Mo P.c A s 6 1 n i + "' LABELS BrlfPet f6b 30 Sol; 13:\lo ll"" U~ 'A tlh ~ t300 11 t1\lo 27'/•-"" HoMG DI 2~ 4 !' l 63 -1, MPCem I 60 9 S 1™ )'II ts'-~
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to pay to fix a windshield Feb. 14 awarding $1 million to Brod Hei' .10 20 21 37 ~ [ 371,1;~'% t .. i1~ ,,,,. 27~ 11,,. How•rdJ ·" 30 112 ~ ' 2»11+ '11 Mo P~s u 10 1a 5~ ~ 1s~ +•1t
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o swa ens, .1 c l , e Xe IV e, Brawn Com • n 11 lo>.i. '~! ,11 oo..roca Am -Ii•---· Huohff Tool 23 115 ~7 ''" 46~ 1i;: Molvti corp 15 20 lv.'t \'" \ \'J •• 1 defect was not safety related. Wilham Martin 8""',~ 1:a ..! .&I 2a" H v. u v, ~ Etol• ,1 n 11 II· fl" »~ '~-~ HU111 c11 .1, 1• I '!~ ,,. lll! ._ Ml)ft•rch • m , "~' s1t 1'+ "' . • rn ,,ro ""•• 6 l~'o l~ 1~\ -.E oc 1i>b m t2 11'• HuHonE .4 ! 1 1,,.114111 1J,~r1m f '°'"'IV. 11-1.t General Motor.s also rerused Martin charged that ~f 8rFarrls °' tJ :lSi »-. ,,:w, 'lll\I;-t• i:11f.,, .Air 13 '"i I ' is•.+ YI HuvtkCo .14 2t I 2-m. 1•\• "'Mlll'lr,,.A 44 I '° 2s .... , 2S\lo-vt
to r-all · 600,000 Chevrolet employes had sabotaged an •,~~11,1•w~ ·~ 12, 1u 7J\~ 21~ n'-+1111 e!:1G:sF 31 1• ~ ,, " ff"il-~ H~drm1 .06b 10 'I 1o•A 10\'o 1ov.-v. ff\Ol'llllt 190 u m SJ\lo s l'I n~!•'' ""'-"'~ ,.., J ?t•'I 21"11 1j~._ ·~ EM IOlll I'll' lO • 2(11,'o \' t' -I-MOM Pl 1U l (13\) 11· ff~ ...
C.orvairs which it warned Olivetti copying machine plac-1~~ ~o 1.:g I~ ;; n~ n~~ 14t.+ ~ ~~l(=o 1 \18~ 4~ ~ 'rtl: 1,..,,. 'I' t1U lt.hfe~. ':~ 1: n nl.{j r~ ~ t ~ Z;:J~~ l:: :' 1lJ ~·., ~ ,!-i~ Owners WI.ti Jea~po,·so S ga s ed bY hJS firm in the South San eudae1 Ind 10 19 10'~ ·~ tV.-'-Ell 1 19 I »1' n--. -1 ldttl Tew •4 I " ~ ·~ fV..-VO Mon¥M .Mb lj '' fJ 1~ ~+ •:. u1 Y.rg 1 20 11 J Mio 1"" 24~ '4 ecti 1nM :n 21 1lJ :ttlli )11~ ii 11c ... 1a 1.12 1 111.,., 11111o 2"' ~· Mcc .» '""' 1•1<1 •1'-•1 if not properly ned. Francisco public Ubrary. ~!e~w-·~~ 'l lt ft~ ft~'ff~~ ~~ ~~~~--11 lii-j1$t-\ft~0oi"i ·· ?lVl-ln? U~t tt =:;~ 1·:\-11 '~-:..-~-~-
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BURBANK (AP) E · b t Walt n"tc :llb 11 17 111ti 1 ~ I ~ i• Erootthd .G 13 ltS 1 14 17 t &t ftlf Inv .a t •l't '' I•'• NatcoCl'I M 30 ll 59\t. M\111 t ~"' ,,...., · s '""''' c;a, • 30 1 \.\ 10\\-" I"'~ COiie! , 11 ., jl" s1 s1" ~i . N•lllKo 1:io 1, • soi-. 50lt f$r"
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quarter ending March 31, a spo csman has 2n. c:rn~ ... ., •'• •, M .. ~ 11)"' ,.~ t• :t:~""e':~-l! I 13'~ lw~ ~ :t ~ nF'l ... , 5'°5.0 111 I ,f11 U\t :f"'+A• mt__-').",n1'0.Sb~ 1 J~ i;\4\ .~~ lli!ltt;,, ed . r r:~'!I; ' .. '°II '°. -~· llL Ml . I' 11• ~ l!ll-' lnlH/lrV •f «> I "'' )1 :n ·~NI c~ &I IL ' ,. ~ ... M noupC • ' f.ol~'?h.J! · t 1'°2 7r\'~ 'r~~ n\~ 58 nc 1, 1 \•• •-t ''"' l lnHo!d 1,Jlb 14 "" 1~'• l•liil-10 "11f(1$1'1 . 6S lit » ~+ ~ r ---------------1 OOnn B. Tatum,' Chairman of the board, sold ~·""'l 1:sl • 1is ~., 2.~ 2"! e';:'r,•:J12:t: t ~?'•. • .?t~~,.11~:·r,",~!,'"•'• u,, ,'~• 1" 2,i ... :~~l ~7rvl ~s~ 1~ ~11, .~ ~-~ ''""'t111t~c111aMIM111.-1t.»111 • ' (&TI! 110 IQ.I "n u:~+-1 E id '"" .,, " "" o. '"' I "'~••Mi "\>\-ft I """ P'Nt"'9 Ll .. I Div .. P.O. .. tut I Sundav film revenues rii'ch«l a record durf.n'Wtbe .... 4J 1• ~ .. ,,•. 'g'"•• ~·,"'-'•': ~,~'!l'o :1% ,~ · 1j ,::t -~ ,1~~ ~ ~ ~rr'"Z?,.,1# lL :: 2~~ 't~ Jr~+ " irol~lu ·'° J u lt ~ .. tt~t ·~ I C.sta M-., (lllf, tUM I st '·~ and tie dan e t both alt . Ewt111•g' A 10 ., 17 r.a;, 14"'-\-lftlM11ltl ll. ~ s 27 !t" lt'-" 11Fitt! 'a ll li'• ,. "
I ·J a qu-.&·Ler a n c was up a ~.:l .. ~1(,.0..., .. ,•,• ' ~ -. ~t.,;~ ~=~.rt~ '~ ft lta i~~ 'm-1 ~ 1;:1~~~~ri~ ~r. ~;~ vi: 51'• ~ ~ r.'r¢';:"',: I ',y fi~ ',·l, '~l't' Disney World in Florida, and Disneyland in Call· ea ~T"r ~ s 70 ~ •i!' ,\;... \t: 11:110'0 ·~ 1~, ,!!.... fJVI '° · • ki' /l..'l-ul1t~ f, ,,\ J" .1;1 i:,· ~ t: "'~ r:': 1s t ~..; , •.
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Edison Post to. Workman. --· • -ill.°'•
' By ROGER CARLSON contes tWo weeks alter La 1bree mc:n JUl'S as Tlnity• bi!lct before wraplftnc up his
ot 1t1e o.ii,. ,. .... s1Mt Habra High ~ Cralg beckfa:ld toaeh al Whittler• collegia te career at WtritUer.
BUI Worknian will take over Haitin was offered the job, prod\IC<d !bree more Ulles. Va ll and Asaro;-inclden\ol! •
the ·head football_ co;icbin& then swprls~ly tumed lt ,. After the 199 season he are alao Wbitt' COllege
reins at Edison High School dciW!i. went ti> East Los Angeles -graduates.
ror the 1973-74 school y~ar the 31-yelN)ld Workman 1•,&:ollege-aa a--d·e-r en a I v-e
following the expected ·formal a \\'bittier. r.o'llege graduate 9beckfiehi coaeb for one •<;~•m:.::;.· _,.._ __
apprOval of the Hunt iogton and in seven years Or a!SOCla· paign, then m.oved to_,E..1
Beach ~hool ~ar<I oJ tion with the Poet 'lnstitutiQn WJ<ler Asat_O.
Trustees Tuesday. he w~S linked wiUi seven Irvine Le~opponenrs can
The DAILY PILOT learned championships. ~k for....-few changes from
exclusively from highly in· As a r u n n i n g back and · sOri•s attack u n d e r
fonned sources that Workman defensive ace Work m_a. Workman. He's , expected to
is Edison principal Ernest played on two c~pioffship ~eep the .offensive a n d
Pascoe's choice to replace teams. . _.-defensfve systems intact that
Vince· Asaro, who retired He Seent one year at Cal .prevailed under Bill Vail and
:~-earlier-a!ter...a_tw.o,.year .stint.----lljglt ...... (1964Las an oUens.iY.e -~._Tbe._.Ja.f.W:__ligures •
Workman was listed 38 tiac kHeld coach and tt1en aid Workman as an assista
Edison's choice la st )l'eek_.....ln returned to Whittier as tbe Workman preppe(I · ll
the DAJLV-FILCY.r-.-head freshman coach for two High in Los es Colltge
-· Workm~n·s'l'iiommendation championshi p seasons. ror two as l-defen·sive
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!ll-i" .. stlers'-ShackJef ord · SILL WORKMAN.
DAILY PILOT Jlllf P Angeles CC (Nov. ·17).
.Sutaset Leug tae Chatnpions
Ray Shackle-Cord doesn't pull any punches
\\'hen discussi ng t)bw his 1973 Colden \Vest
College football tea m will~fare.
Shackterord says his team will again scrim·
rnage Cerritos in a night af£air cit the Nor-.i\nteaters
\Vestminster liigh's Lion s captured their first-ever
varsity s\rim championship \\'ith a victory in the
league finals snapping a three-"1ay tie in du·armeets.
Front, from left -Mitch Goldstein, Mark Hurwitz,
Jon Huntley, Dave Saul, Steve Pace, J eff Tringham.
Second ro\v-f\.·Jike Puleo, Da'!'.,e K nt, Tom Burrows,
Ken Blakeley. l\1ike l\1ullady, Dave Judes. Third row
-coach Jerry f\.1annion, Steve \Voesner .. Bill O'Toole,
1'0 111 Spicer, Bob Lewis, Dave Suter, assistant coach
Don Stoll. -
Tars' Versatile DiS tanislao Alamitos
' ..
Could Capture State Crown
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By ROGER CARLSON .•
Of ltM b•llY Pllof Still
It ta kes a lol or assets for a
high school athlete to pole
vault 15 feet.
1 F'irst. according to Newport
Harbor liigh track and field
coach Bob Hailey, you have to
have speed, coordination and
confidence.
A1so, it helps i£ you're 6-3.
175 pounds and go by the
name of Tom DiStanislao.
DiStanislao is a one-man
wrecking crew for Hailey's
Newport Harbor track con-
" tingenl, but }tis forte is olr
viously the pole vault.
The nifty senior took (ive at-
tempts at his ~ty in the
recent Beach Cities }nvita-
tional and .~cleared in suc-
cession;-13-0, 13-6, 14-0, lt-8
and 15-0. ·
The last vaul t was good by
four or five inches and
1-lai ley's convinced his protege
can capture ipe-·state cham-
pionship in.Jiipy at Woodland
.., High.
Just last Satu r day
DiStanislao broke Bob
team. Too, he grabbed a
fourth in the 180 low hurdles.
~!is sparkling performance
'¥l1as recognized with I h e
presentation of the DAILY
PILOT trophy as the meel's
outstanding athlete.
D e s p i 1 e his versatility,
Hailey says he doesn't expect
DiStanislao to fool around with
much othe r than the pole vault
in collegiate activity.
''Tom 's No. t love is the pole
vault. He only does the hurdles
for the team ·and at this point
he's just a novi ce in hurdling,
But I think it's also helping his
vaulting.
"His bests are 15.0 and 20.1.
I think he might have done
better in the lows at the Beach,.
Cities if he hadn't crashed and
burn ed at Western two days
earlier," o_pines the Newport
tutor.
As a sprinter DiStanlslao is
rated third on the varsity.
bebind Brian Theriot and
Vince Mulroy.
Also a major factor in
DiStanislao's improvement
this year has been his rapid
growth.· -
At 6-3. 175. his statistics are
ideal with the use of the ca ta-
pole. a fiberg lass pole with ex-
cellen t spring in ii. ·
As for his capabil ities of im-
proving hi s 15-0 mark Hailey
says DiStanislao could up the
standard to 15-6 on his next
good ~ay.
And when he does -you can
bet there will .be even more
eye brows raised lhan when he
cleared the 15--0 barrier.
"Ha rdly anyone even gave
him a look last year·Clt-14-6,"
says Hailey, "but my God.
those extra six inches mean a
lot. Suddenly everyone wants
to se~ him ."
Included in the list of in-
quisitive are UCLA, Stanford,
Sun Jose State and Georgia
Tech.
Harness
Entries
Entr!tt for Mond•I'
Cl11r & F1'! Fin.I p05t I p.m.
12 Ex1d1 on It! r1c•. SS l!:x1cl1 on 6th ,.,.
SI l!!x1ct1 on ti~ r1c1
FIRST RACE. One mile. p1ce con·
dllioned. s year olt11 Ind vnder "°"
wlnnf-l'• DI 2 rKtl. pursr SI.BOD.
Barm.trr OrOOPv, R. V1t11s Kev
Metia Prince. J. Miller
Hanalel Bay, G. Lane Eura Bret, J . O'Brle<l
MaMlng, 0 . K1tm1lrr
Torga, w. 5'1ort
Betry A11mahurst, J. Balley
Lumm Byrd. J. wu111ms
SECOND RACIE . One mUe. l)llCl -
condlllOIWd 01 bred s vear old1 •nd Under maTdH!:--purse Sl,600.
01rn Ditto, M. Jones
. Ver• Maxie, J .. B1t11n1tt OlamonH Prince, M. Holl
era1111la. K. Certnet
Sad Sim o, C. C1mpbell Jr.
R!'llllYI Hair. J. Mlrt;wt-ll
Star As1111t, L. Gre<IO!Y
fl L Uzy, J. Shtrren
THIRD •ACE. OiW mlle. PllCf.
cl11m1"9 ell ave• top clalmlflf price
54,700 p1,1"1 s1,eoo Brother In 11w, R. Wllllam1 Frosty Abalon. G. Longo
Soeceblaler, H. Elvlns
Niie Wonl J. Graham \lolo Honor. o. K1lm1ler
Marlena Belle, It. McCl1m1ns
Lady Clelia~. A. Trll1en Jr.
K W G, A. Winger
FOURTH RACE. Ona mlle. ~ce.
clalmlng all .toes. IO!I clt!mlng ptlce
U.07S. ourse U .IOO
Clllel Reveler, G. Gran1 Capjtal N. B. Moe
Brockles Dre11m, W. Sllart
V11Ua11ts He11rl, R. V1lles Key
Gre1tful Beau. S. Des.omrr
Banling Be11u, w. Petersen Jr.
Takoma Tass, M. Smllll
Armbro Jester, G. M11tos
Allhough freshmen will definilely play a
major role for the Ru.stlers in '73, Shackle-
ford fee ls Golden \Vest will be in the thick of
the Southern California Conference scrambl e
again.
;'We'll definintel y be a title contender,"
says Shackleford. "Rio Hondo has most of its
people back and is coming off. three straight
championships. So I'd pick them again, but
we'll be right in there.
"I'm very, very optimistic about next sea-
son. I df?D't ~k there's been a year where
CRAIG
SHEFF
we've h~d tolal. receplio:-::-:I this
year. Recruiting has been the best it's ever
been.
"And it has a Jot tO do \Vith the type or
athlete you're recruiting. There just are more
good high school seniors thi s year. There's
an awful lot of junior college talent avail-
able."
Sha-ckleford says --freshmen "'ill-definilely
man the skilled pOSitions. "\Ve have only one
wide receiver in school, no taifbacks and no
quarterbacks. So the re'll be a lot of fresh-·
man races at the skilled spots."
Golden West opens the season Sept. 15
against rival Orarfge Coast, then visits Palo-
mar <Sept. 29), Mt. San Antonio (SepL iu ,
East LA (Oct. 6) and LA Southwest (Oct. 13 ).
The next !out .are at home against Cypress
(Oct. 20 ). Santa Monica (Oct. 27). Rio Hondo
(Nov. 2) and LA Harbor (Nov. 10). The
Rustlers then concl ude the season at Ltos
\\'alk campus.
* * * R~mor departnii nt : Among those reJ>f1rted-
ly seeking the Saddlebaek College aquallcs
job are Lee Arth (Rio Hondo College), Cliff
Hooper (Corona del r.1ar), Bill Barnett (Ne~··
port Harbor), Jon Urbancbek (Anaheim ) and
Mike Scbei&et (Los Amigost .
It'll be another tlaree weeks be.fore an an-
nouncement is made. ·
Two Long Beach City College girl swim·
mers are high on the list of top JC times in
the state.
AM Si nunons has the fourth fastest clock-
ing in the 500 free (5:03.5) and the. seeon~
fastest in the 1,000 free (10:15.2). And Suzie
Atwood is eighth in the 200 back (2:08.8).
Both \Vere members or the U.S. Olympic
tean1 in 1972 -Miss Atwood finishing second
in the 200 back and third in the 100 back
and Mi ss Simmons placing fourth in the 800-
meler Cree.
There aren't very many changes on the
Golden West College basketball scheduJe for
197~74, says Rustlers eoacb Dick Stricklin.
Golden ·West will open t~~ ~eason against
Cerritos, then host rival Orange Coast Other
non~nference. games are with Chapman
Frosh, Barstow, San Diego CC, LA Trade
Tech, 8an Diego l\tesa and Soutbwestem.
Stricklin says he's aJ~J~lm'lling to the
r.toorpark, c b a r f e y aad Riverside tourna-
n1ents.
"We're starting over next season," says
StrlckUn, who loses bis entire starting five.
Stricklin says the Rustlers' leading scorer
lut· season -Gary Orgill -may attend Cal
Poly (San Luis Obispo) while Jeff St. Clair
is talking about Texas A&I 'IOr Humboldt
Sl!lte.
And 6-10 center l\1ark Dekker is currently
at Cal Poly {SLO) and ls bopef1"f beci>mlng
eligible by September.
.
Junior Tou rney at Seac li ff
green fees and lunch to be
Face USC
Tuesday ____
LOS ANGELES-UC Irvine
gets a second chance at the
NCAA university d i v i s l o n
defending baseball champion
USC Trojans Tuesday af-
ternoon at Bovard Field on lhe
SC campus (2:30).
Jerry Maras (3-1) w i 11 be
the ·starting pitcher ror ·coach
Gary AdamS' A. n teat e r s _
Maras has a fancy-1.45 e.r.a
after spotting the UCLA
Bruins three runs in the fir st
inning a week ago and losing,
3-2.
The UCI nine has been hit-
ti ng \\'ell alt season with Terry ·
Stupy, Jeff ~1alinoff and Rod
SpCrfce paving the way. Dan
1-lansen has also come up in
recent games and is close lo-
his fi rst-year average at UCL
Spence has six home rs and
one more would break tile
season individual record of six:
he now holds along -wfffi-
Malinoff. Stupy, Malinoff and
Spence ha ve belted 13 for the
season and with seven others
by teammates including two
each by Jack Cleveland and
Ray Humphries (total 20) the
team mark is rour ahead of~~
the best previous season (16).
'l'he Trojans are -agaiil
favored to win the NCAA
university d i v i s J o n cham-
pionshi p, \Vhile Adams and the
Anteaters have their sig hts set
on the college division playoffs
and title thi s SlflSOn. Seven o[
the nine defeats have come at
the hands of univer si ty
division teams including t\\•O
lo Arizona State. Seagren's Chaffey Invitational
vault record .vo'ith a top effort or 14-10.
FIFTH •ACE. One mitt. pace.
clalmll\O all eges. top cl11rn1nv prlce
S9,.o12$. pUrse $7.&IO.
Huntingtor;i Seacliff Country
Club will be the scene of the
first annual Huntington Beach
\l'iil also qualify for t h c
Southern California Junior
Golf Championships to be held
in Santa Ana June 21-22.
Quali£iers will receive ex.
penses for the event to be
played at Riverview golf
Course ove r 36 holes.
held at· a nearby ice creamdr __________ mj
Two athletes have recorded
15-4is this year nationwide and
DiStanislao is right behind
with his 15--0. The national in-
terscholastic record is 16-7,
shared by Robert Pullard and
, • Casey Carrigan.
Tn the Beach Cities meet
DIStanislao al so captured the
high hurdles in 15-0 and an-
chored the winning ~40 relay
For Charity
Invitations arc in the mail
(or the ninth an nu a I
Assistance League 0£ Santa
Ana charity golr c I a s s i c
scheduled ~1ay 7 at Santa Ana
Country Club.
The event will be a shotgun
start at noo n with participants
greeted by league members at
their automobiles as they ar-
rive, then escorted to the en-
try table where coffee and
doughnuts will be served .
Richard Ne\vby of Green
May Admlr11, J. Wllll1ms
Need Kish, F. H1vc1tn Jr.
My Dough, R. Williams
SMdydale Rt•, D. Meyoclcs
Bambooi, J. T. Russell
Shainry, M. Holt
Scav~, K. M1ynard
$C';orchllr WaV.. J. Benni!!
SIXTH RACE. One mll!t. plce.
cl1lmlnt1 •11 age~. top claiming price
$1.800 purse 12,600.
Mister Hohl!ot, R. Giiiiian
Acllve Gene, J . O'Brien
John Dee, J. Balley
Great Irish, S. Oesomer
· Junior Ch amber of Commerce
junior golf championship to be
staged during Easter vacation
on Thursday. April 19.
Trophies will be awarded to
the first four fini shers who An entry fee of $4 Includes
parlor on the day or the
tourney. Entry fo'rms are
available at Huntington
Seacliff CC pro shop or by
calling 963--4012 or 96.1-2821.
Entry deadline is April 16.
Wee Rlch11rd O, C. C1mpbe1I Jr.
Sundown Lass, 0. Crook
Phoenix Byrd, J, Cnme
H~rlan Lff, T. Barlone
SEVENTH RACE. One mlt,. pace.
claiming •II ages. lop cl1lm!ng price s11,ol00 purse S.J.600.
Baseball Standings
Brenna B, J im Miiier
Belle Olympfa, J . Ballev
Pineland N, G. Longo National League
Person1ll!y. D. Ac1term1n AmoUly, R. Wiiiiams
Robran, J. Balley
Ml. Airy Biii, J . Ot!nnb
POPiar Chuc.le. E. Cotb Pittsburgh
EIGHTH 11.cl!. 0ne mur. pace. con-New York d!llOMll all -.ges. non wln~• ol Sl.500
In n.n comb 1e non wlnn...-s o1 110.000 Chicago In n-13 comb .m.1 ere non w1rm~ In
last 4 starts a. horses 1t1a1 Nove 111rttd Montreal
10 or mor• times In n.n 1nd 1r1 non p'-:ladelphia w1r>Mn 114 lS.000 In 1'13. lU
Counselot" Bret, E. Whftler St. Louis
Peter Pttkl111, K. T1,11er
TasS&ls Knot, 0. Belttlch
My Liiiy O'Brien, J. Llohllll
Daring Bret, L. D1ut1on Houston
L R ..t..dl111, J. O'B~ltn
c1e11e Chief J. cr11n1 San Diego
East· w
3
2
2
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West
2
2
Duren Hill Prlrw;e, J. Balley San Francisco 2
NINTH ltACE. One mile. PK• Lo• Angeles ct1lm!ng ~II ages. top cl1lmlf19 prlcf s1.150 p11rse ,,,a, Atlanta
MalOf' Ovndff. R. GUiiian . •
PeJll)el" Drive, c. campMll Jr. Clnc1nnali
Chuck F•rr, 0. Ka1m11111
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Blg Vince. D. Meyocks Sund1v•1 Scar••
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1.000
1.000
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.667
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.333
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2~2
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American League
East w
Boston 3
Ballir1}ore 2
Cleveland l
DelrOit I
Milwaukee 0
New York 0
West
Minnesota 3
Chicago I
Kansas City 2
California I
Texas 0
Oakland ·o
S~nd•Y't Scor11
~lrolt ,, Clt~&l1nd 0
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.500 II>
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1.000
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.333 !
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NEWPORT LEASES
I Locotfy owwH l opeNtM)
Leasing all Vehicles
645-2202
1-----~RiY.er CC is lhc defen<_!lng
champion in the rvent. that
began in 1962 when Earl
Engman took fi rst prize. Other
winners include Lee l~asen
jaeger, 1963; Bill Perry. 1964;
Steve Jukich. 1965 and 1968:· Al
Sh.inn, 1966; and -Torn
Blackman 1970 .
L!ncoln Land Brook, J . B•lley Vlp~un, S. Desomer
JoJ.11 Mad•m. J. Llghlhlll
Sliver R. 0 . Larl()fl
Pllljbur11h ,.5, St. Lools J-3, (ls!, 10 lnnlf>!l5)
Houslon 10-l, All1nta 3-4, (1nd, 10 [llnln1s)
PMtllllelohta--irf New Vcmt;-raln eosroll '· New Vork 3
Boston ,, New Yorlc l
Mnw111kN 1! 811tlmor1. r1ln
M!nnt1Gl1 '· Oll~l&nd 2
K1n111 City $, Calller'llll1 S
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Deadline for entering the in-
vitational event is April 25
with furth er in£ormation
available by calling 1'-trs.
Robert Tmhl• (338-4914),
DAILY l'ILO'f P'llttt bl' P'l111d1 O'DM!ntll
NEWPORT HARBOR'S TOM DiSTANISLAO. Funds ral!ed from the-----~--------------
tournament with a S35 entry
fee will be used to support U1e
philanthropic program or lhe
S8nta Ana Assistance League.
These programs Include the
llomemaker Service r 0 r
ChJldnm. Operation School
Bell and emergency help to
deserving hx:llvlduals a n d
special gilt.< to major com-
munity projects.
A dinner wlll be held In the
eveninf to culminate the da¥
o( golf with """' awarded at
lh1l Ume.
Area Sports Calendar
T11rM1•1 !A~t, lfJ
Sw•mmll'!QO-Or11n11e Co111 Coll~• I!
El C11mino !Jl.
l ,1,k-$1n Clemen!t 11 fl001~UI
CJ, 1))
B4,tOllll-Co•on~ (ltl Mir 11 (0111
Mc», 01n1 Hiii~ 1! L.Oun1 Otl(h.
f!Clli.on I I M~tl., U. Allmltos 11
E•tllflt ... l'Ol,lnllll'I V1llfllo 1t 5A V1Utv.
Wutlr• II HvnUNllOll IMch. "--' H1rt1« 11, Merlnfl, ""'111nffllte'I' 11' Ari.tlwll'ft.-n!Yt:rtltv 11 El Dorlldo. LI Mooen. •I .o'M~Ol'I Vl•fO, itn Clf"!tnte It Ori"*• ""111 •t Mtter Otl 11!1 •I
l 151. Souti.ern C•lllomla Co>hecit 11
Blol•"!2/, UC !r¥1"r •I \J~C (2:30).
Ttnnl......COll!I Mt•I 11 OW'onl ctfl
Mii,, M111riot!a at Edi.on. E$11flc:ll 11
LO\ Alamltv•. SA VllllY 11 11'0Ufllt11'1
VllllY, Marina 11, N*"'1IOl'I H1rbor,
H11ntlni111«1 8t1<-h II Watwf'n, Anal!thn
Al WtilmfnJle!', L..lolll"41 flKh 11
Dana 11111~ El OorOildo al Unl....,'1tv,
Ml»loo..Yl1!1 11 El ~. Orll'IOt 11
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G ym11astics
Team Faces
Germans
The Newport Beach· Gym-
nastics Center girls team will
compete against a -team of
touring German g y m n a s t s
Tuesday at 7 p.m. at Corona
dcl Mar High .
The eight-girl German team,
members of the Turn·Club 72
of Leverkuscn, Germany Is on
a 3o.day lour· of the Unlt1,.>d
Statts. The team consists of
several German area cham·
pions, but no members of the
Olympic team, and the com-
pctlt.lon should be fairly equal,
according to gym center
director Tom Williams.
Mon!re11I S, Ch1c1go 2
CincJ11naH l , ~n Fr1n-clsco 1
L11 A11111 .. '• S1n 01'9o 0
TICllY'I G1-Clncln~8tl !Nelton IMIJ at Atlanta (M0!1on 0.(11
L11 .t,n.,lott (OslMl'I Q-111 11 HOlll!On (Reu11
IMll or (Cr1wfoni 0-GJ
Sin Oleta tC1~U o-cll 11 hn Fr.ndKll
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Montrffl 11 Phlia414Pilla
C"lcatll 11 P lllslM9tl New Y°"'-11 SI. Loult
Cl"'ClnNH 11 Allll'lll
Liii ........... 11 Houston
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B1111rnore 11 Otll'Oll Onlt 11m11 Khtduled.
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Kaweah ~ta 11 .. pltaj In
_Visalia anil. to. Tu)ant .. C®nl)l
Hospital in Tulare.
Willis.. co-sklppemd by "'"' . ,.ry.J>attl'"'11, Randy Smyth and
Rick Taylor of Cebrtllo Be I
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llilf!tl! athom race, the l'ICT1TRM ..,.,,,..,, PUBLIC N<mCE llded with the rear ol a semi· llAMI ITAT9Mllfff
Tiie 1o11ow1111 ~ I• Oo111t DUt*'-' 1 ,... .traUer truck loaded .with (
•1: •-1c1 TO caao1TOll I be and ertumed north C)Ot.VlLE ,,_,EATION1. I•» • ,_ Ofl'v.ULI( TaAM, •• -... D um r ov St .. C•I• Mnl. Cdf. "616 NOTICI! 0' llfTI!•D•D Tll:AMP'I• 0, of Ulil central California com-Cr•lt "· °""'*• 1m S low• St.. LIOUOll LtC•MI• Oil LW:ellllU m'· ,_;\v, . .... _________ _,
BRIEFS
liid of tile ill Seriea.
'Forty'Olle heals turned out
_in ~ ocean'-racJna' dlvlsfoo
-iind ~ in the Midget Ocean
Tiiis tiutl-It ~ 1t¥ 611 Ill' NOTICE IS HEREeY GIVEN fo fhl ..., .. J -
'
--""'""''.-.. -.... -.. -r•N~L _N--1(.E_V(MllCl,AN ""-.Jriabway: ..... 1 ...... 1 said.the. dlvklll<flc.,.,. ~ s;r., a.c:;;1,y No. w~4'D'L bus~ left F;wbound for passengers--tderrtity-warnot
Racing Fleet.' Winner -Jn. ~;:..,.~""'4~· MORF-wn Sail I:e v1e-co--~ . ' .
Tiiis sl;~ ...,.-NM·wttti tNt cor.11to-Trentffr« 11'1d Lk-. wNt1 ~ ., • ..., Angeles a~·t·. an '-~·-released lmmedi. • ateJy; •Severi ., Ci.rk of Ol'•nee Cauntv .. Mlorcll 19 Mclr .. rtt. 177! c..i vi.w, 111 IM Uy of UJ& uuu uuw h •-•~•
•Y • • s..1 SMc:ll, ,_"' "' or.... s"'"' belo-lhe crash on ffiahwav w. ~re OSJ>J~. lt7l. ~ C,.LllOn'll.I 90740, J'lllf I l'llllk ~-tw, •~ "f> J
Nlihfled onin.-,_. o.itr l"tJot .._, 10 N ,.... '° Sill LAM •lld 99: The injured were rushed to / • ..
MIKI! 2' tftd Aprll t. t ·16 1'7J 111·13 El.NEST A. ITUl,\.,.f, Trtflrt9r• tnd • -• u-•r rro•-•t • ' ' Intended Tr111t,.,.., ""'--',.... Id-NOTICE '!" -&e
PUBLic" NOTICE ~10:·...=.~c:o.~:si:: PlJBUC -HAYWARD -About 60 Air
-------• --olf C.tlfonlla. ,ICTITIOUS aU'llNl!ll Lwr....;.:.:::s....-c1'!1ai...:::..-.. ... 1tli
skippered by Don DuBooe and
Da1e Wold of Voyagen Yacht
.-'Club. .
FINAL RESUL"8:
OVERALL -(I) Wings,
Pattison I Smyth I Ta y l o r ,
CBYC; (2) Andlamo, Bob '~= ""' T"" ~It ci..crlbed In ..-.I••: NI.Ml STATIM•NT NationaJ Gua.rdmnen staged .. -• -,rc:,mous ·a11111111Sf" AH Pock In tn0e.•nllful"9e. efllJIPl'M"! •1111 TM fal40'fl4ne ,..,._. .,.. dolflt a brief demonstratlOll' -NI.Ml ITATIM•tn' oood W111 "' I e.rt.in drl~n Otlrv Wltll busllltil •11 .. ""_
Tii9 fol\owlllf...f!!.._IOll 11 4'1111 1M"*5 oft·w1-ble'" A WI,.. ""'lne~ ~-"" WORMS ER A ME It I CAN Pl.AM· the street from their base ~1~'.3~y~·· . '
1r -·---SEAL-N.&Cl:I Q@JY.E:J!L..DAIRY Mid TATION. 2N6 ElsJ ._ci11st Hlotow•Y• Re li Id Hind 'd • f D En land.. It' 'fulb ' d I f Aw.. uoo w"' c°"' Hiohw•v· •oc•'" a.t m Mtlfl ,111 ~c1;v 0f s..1 5u1i.7.c-c191M1or,c1nf;f'2«l5 -_here to protest rules Wt p ca . o en e-n es ouvo evon, g Jr ·SlZe _ __mo e _Q
Newpart •MCI\, c.11foml• nwa eYC:11, c-tv of ~Or;tngto, '''"' °' ,.roar .. 11we F1rm1t11. 111e •• tl65 6111 which 5; .. Franct's Dr"'·e c1'rcumnaviaated the wbrld in 1577-80 Per AOASilW lllltf'Mtlonll Mlorll1t1r!ll, c.lllot'nf1, Ind tr..fer 1119 faUoo,rllng II· C1111t•Hlgl'rW*'(, Corone d9I /Mr, C•lll. make them keep their hair~ .... CIA "b ,... • • :uoo w911 c11111 HltlllW•v. N•WJIOl't cohcltfc bWll'ffl 11c-1or n~): t:i•n home will be, Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco; . BHch. Clllfornl• ( s I I I I of off.-.i. .... Ind wlr. Nurnbtt° 2047'5 Amtrlctn AarkultUl'll .S • r v I Cl short. ,,....-:::_..:__:__:_:_:.::._:.::._:_;::.:..:.::o..:..:=:.:.::::.::..::_.::..::.::._.:..::::.:=::.::.:..:=.::=:.::._ ______ _, __
CLASS A -(!) Br!al!! ~. . " ..... ~~, .....
' ' lncorpor•llon . C1lllornl1) ·-IU\,lld to ,......,,_ loc1i.:I 11 227 Corparf!lon, o2N5 E•t Clllll Hlohw1y, Thlt ~-II conduc:lltd b'( • M1ln for,.,. """"lws l11e1tltd 11 321 M1ln Sull• 7, Coron1 Ml Mar, C1Uf. 9'l4H Corpo!'llloll. In ..... City or S.•I BllfCll. Cwnty ol Thll 11111ln..• I• bll1'19 CordlKltd by • Georo• M. Turnfl', S1<:r .. 1ry Or'"O', SI•" (If C•ttforn!•. C1lllornl1 llrnltltd PlrlMl'alllP.
Bill Pascoe, NHYC; (Z)
Drumbeat, Don Aqres Jr.,
NHYC; (3) Chaiisma, William
oPwer. NHYC; (4) LoCo
Viente 11, Jim Seals, BYC; (5} • :;~
Intermezzo, Jack Bibb, BYC. This ,,,,_, w11 1111tc1 with "" coun· Th1t '"' 1fftOl.ll'lt of ·Pllf'c11111 0tlu M a-r11 P•rt111r -Alnll'k•n style dur e two-days each ly Cltdt of 0r•"11' Counly on M1ri:h 12, con•IW•llon lfl cor1Mdlon wllh •-ld Aorlculturll StrYlcl COtpl)r1tlon ~t ey afe Oft active dutv 1m tr1n1ter of Mid lken" lor llCMM•l 1nd MlcNl•I s. Mrlr• J • Newport Yachts CLASS B -(I) Trend, Jim '"·
Linderman, BYC; (2) Free • Futtl 11111 tiu11neu. !ndudln11 t1w1 flflM1 tt.:1 In· 'Tiiis 11•1-..nt t!ltd wlltt Int County ild short-hair wigs are ban· Publllhltd Ortn0• C1111t C111y P\lol. v.ntory, 11 the llllTI of '13.50Cl.OO, wlllch Clll'lt ot Or1ng.1 County on: M1rc1!,...211. ed .APfl1 ,, t, 16, tt, 1m 912·13 consi,11 of 1119 1o11ow1,..: c1111 11.000.000 lt13. er Thlt'n• M. w1rd. ~tY n except Jor bald men, said Spirit, Roy LaHue, BYC; .(3) .. "
Swift, Arrigo/Mallinckrodt, ~Ind noi. ~y•bl• In cull fhl'OU!Oll ,.ubHMled Or•• Clllit Dally Pllot. spokesman· Sgt. John Wentz,
•SoCRW· s:i.ooo.c•11 0t1Mn11 note. HY1DI• APl'll 2• '· ''· 21. ~ •13 23, a . law student fro· m <-. 111 c11f1 throuoh escrow, Sl.500.00; In-• uq.i• PUBLIC NO'l1CE Win Top Honors NHYC-BYC; (4) Ana Marta -·
---,-,-~,.-,00~,-,~.~,7,.~.~,71---111111~1 noll 1" t1vor of 1111.,., •.000.00. PUBUC NOTICE Francisco. · .. .,.. STAnM•NT All otMr bulfnflt "'m" Ind ldclrMt11 .
Thi folloWl1111 plf$0tll .,. dol uMd by lt>t Tr•n•lwor within ""'" , .. rs FICTITIOUS aus1N•ss "In the Air National Guard 1111 •••' .. ,, w ''' •• known to .Jiii NA.Ml! STAT•MliNT you're a co'vllian 28 days a Mln.-1 ••· Tr1n1,.,... 1r• 1.1nw. ,... I 1r1 dolllll DISCOVERY Tl.AVEl. 'I01 OC:1111 Tiii! It fllt bHn ..,.... ~ llkl TN follow no plf'&Onl month,'' Wentz said Sunday.
AYI .. LlollM 8Hd'I. C•lll. 92651 uc.n-Ind lnllncled !f:Mlhll'H II r• bllllMtl H : "" H -• c. ct1M1c1 Wlhlqulit Jr., "5 ~ 111.11r..i tir s.c. 2«114 M ,,.. eu11111r.1 111d <>RAMGE co. CAii: co.. . ''""' ' Eve,n_jbough you're on duty
-· L......-BMm. c..111. t2tSl Profftskwls caoer1htt '"' eo115'cW1tton aiw., COi~~ n'J: Pl""'" LIM only two days a month, you Mwllyn 'W. W11WQul1I, "5 o.m.-', for 1111 ri-ft.r of Nkl bullllllfl llM J-_.,_,~ '
L-e..ai. c.111. '2651 "-..,~of wld llC911N •• 10 111 ,.Id on"" Huntington euc11 n... have to look lhis way all the Tlll1 IMlntU II cOllduc:tld by tn ln.. •ttff Mid lr•Mlw hll bMf1 10J)'VYed r:; JIClt Ludlow, 11»1 Aloh9, Huntt!llJton
c11Yklull. Nici ~rtmtftf °' AlcofWlllc .__.... BllCh f»I' · tfme. It really hampers your c . eonrlcl w1111qu111, Jr. Cl'f'lt•nj. Tiiis IMln111 15 COl'lductld 11'1 1 Oll'lfr•I civilian. life • ., Tllh •11"'"*'1 W•I II ... Wlltl flle C_. TMt • ..... tr-'tr and ·•"'""""' 01 p1rtn1rlfllp. ty Clll'lt of Ol'tnot County on Mlol"tll 2'. Ille lfort1.11d slacll In. "'l<k· "Jtt\11'"' Thi ',•~· s.,~ Wiii! IM Coun-1'7:1 MUl.....-t· Md good w!lf "' 1.lld bul!Mll • s ..... , ...... w , ,,._ Wilt bl! -*• .,Id fl'll c.on1kltrltlon f'f Cllrlt of OfNIM CNllY DI' Mirth ll, ~ °""""' COii! Diiiy Pllof, tMrlfOI' tOfllhotr with , 1111 c~1!1an ltn. PIJMt
By ALMON UlCKABEY ....... Edltw Thr:ee Newport yachts made
the best of the light going in
Los Angeles Yacht Cluli's
Point Dume-Santa Barbara
Island race Sunday to win top
overalf;and' Class A honors.
-""'"-'-' •_•·-'-"-~-·._1_m_...,,~-=~·~'"'-n_1 ~lcftr= i: :k='!i't. ~ ': l"ubUIMd Ol'•nctt Goist c.ny ,.11ot, PVBUC NOTICE '"°"'"""""'" ... an or •ftw ""' 1111 d1y of Mlrtll "~ 2" tftd AptU 1. ,, 1m 1?2·13
Overall winner was Al
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Cassel'a 00.foot sloop Warrior,
The 2,000.member . Cons1imtt ch Cl b Federation of California has Bahia Corinthian Ya t . u ; Mev. 1973 11 1111 KCrow ~nm.m M -------.--------1 PJtl'IFl!~~•ON•!-&:i;t:ROW Sl<ltVlf':E'I. PUBUf NO'l1CE _,_, 17m Irvine 8ou'tv1rd. SI/lit E, 111 ftll
JtOTICI! 01' TltUJT••'I SAL• Clty al T111tfn, eovnty llf or.no.. Sitt. o1'l----=""""'===---
times on the Class A and B
finishers. 'nle race was the
filth in LA YC's Whilney
Series.
Results:
CLASS A-(I) Warrior; (2)
Rohon; (3) Tribute.
CLASS B -Cheelah, .Dick
Pennington, KHYC; (2) 'lllera,
James O'Hern, . SDYC; (3)
Oiabetical lll, Campbell/·
Wilson, ABYC.
T .I. Mo. 1·1•»U. • • C1Ulornl1. provlclltd th1! tl\9 °'"rtment l'ICTITIOUS IU'llNf.SS
On Tund•Y M•v I, Im. II 11.00 A.M., of AlcohDllc BewrlOfl Control hit 1p. NAM• STATl!MllHT BENEFICIAL SERVICE CO., II di.fly •P. proved 11ld tr1111f<lr o1 Hid lie.nit. The following l)lt'i.on1 •r• ·doing point.cl Tnntwe under 111d pur1111nl ta O.!td Min:ll 2f, lf13. busln.-• 11 :
second was Bob Grant's 61-urged an eJ:'tension of the foot sloop Robon, Newport
meat boycott -on Tuesdays arbo ~ h Cl b d thi d and Thursdays -for the re-H r r• ac t u ' an · r SHIP ROCK RACE
BOATING
JI, Al · Schoellerman, BCYC;
(5) Blue Streak, Tom Corkett,
NHYC. .
CLASS C -(I) Wings; (2)
Casquie ,-Choat/Arnold
BCYC; (3) While C a p ,
•Michael Eisenb«g, ,WYC; (4)
.'l'olnahawt n, John Meno,
,BYC; (5) Porpy, Roy Sinclalr,
•BVC. . ·
CLASS D -(I) Andiamo,
Bob Sodaro, BYC; (21 Bai11n-
dia, lnlman/McClalre, LIYC/
BYC; (3) --COmmotl on,
Marshall Beck, BYC; (4)
Odin, Don Price, SSSC; (I)
Queene Anne, Durgan/Hal·
Jett, BCYC.
. ...
. ·I
I
,.
., •
l>Md of Toni rteordltd Dlc9"'lbll" "· E""" M. K•varttl•n Hydr1 Cltah Sy1tem1, Hydr1 G111rd,
1966, 11 IMI. No. U3Df, In book ll:tf, 111111• Tr1n1twor •nd l lc1nM• Hydr1 \lee, Hfdr• St11m. 17..0 SUperlor 145, ol Offklll:I R1<onll In 1119 ol'flc• ot 1!1111 ltm Av1., Co1t1 Miff, C.lll, 926V tl)I COU'l'lly lt:ICOl'der ol Or111111 C1111111Y, Ernnt A. Stumpf Cll1r ... T. Slrv1l1, -1 C.n"'I• Pl.,
mainder of April "unless meat was the C.Olumbia-52 Tribute LnTLE WHITNEY SERIES
prices are drastically reduc-co-skippered by a syndicate CLASS A-(1) Westerly ll;"
ed." , i composed of ~ MacDonald, Meek/Corbett, CBYC; (2) 'I11e
In a resolution passed SUn--.NHYC; Jack IHol~e~n, Long Spirit, Gordon Larson, Sl
day at the group's annual con-Beach Yacht ~ub, Dick Blat· BVC; (3) So ·Long, Gary
Tini Taylor
Defeats MORF-(l)_S_@ll!&.fu.;_(2), __
Big Maggie, Mike Harvey.
C•111ornl•, Will. SEll AT PUBLIC AUC· Tr•nll-.nc1 Ntwporl 811ch, C1lll 926'0. TlOH TO H'IGHEST llCCEI. FOR C:ASH lni.noect Trlntlltr'll• Mfcfllel Elba Wnl, f1Jt Worsfllm Dr .• !P11~•bl1 II llnw.of 11111 Ill ttwl\ll /flOl'llY 1'1.0l'llSllONAL •SCROW Sl!lVICl:S wtilttl., f(Wl)2
of 1119 United St•'")! ti the IOU1ll front p O au "' Thll buslMU ts COl'lclucltd by I ~·I "1~•nct1 IO the· Old °'11111' Coun!y Tinfl., Cell"'1111 ""9 p1rtn1rlfllp. vention here, the federation terman and Bill I:.aWhorn, both Swenson, AYC:.
called for a 15 percent reduC-of Balboa Yacht Club. CLASS B -(1 ) Dc>witcher, CourttwwH, loc1ltd In IN 200 Sloclt of l!tcrow ,.._ ,,..,.7.1 Cfllrlff T. Strv•lt Wtll Slnt1 Anl loultv1rd !lorlnll'ty Wtll PubOlfled Or1no. CO.st Dally Pilot. Tllll 1111emtnl wu !llltd with tM Coun..
"II Sfl'w!), S111t• Alll, C•lllornl1, 111 Aor11 ' Im 11131-73 ... Clerk of Or•nGI C-IY on M1rch '· lion in meat and poultry mE TRIO of CiaSs A boats Don Hucker, UF; (2)' Hobo
rtgflt, tltlil lnd ·l11'9rett conwyN lo 1nd , ___ ·--,-,.,-------j" now h.id 11y It llnd9r' Stld OHd ot Tr11111 lt73 1'·2*! prices by May 1. finished the 112-mile course Ill, Robert Logan Jr., WYC;
ln ..... pr°'*"' a11u1lH In Slld Coun!y PUBUC NOTICE Pllbllshtd Or111119 eo..t 1>111'( Pllol. •rid $1111 ~tcrlbld 11: I• -30 1m n,.n • before the winds went entirely (3) Tenacious. Alex and Grace
• _N~ Ta.res7 nat Sunday afternoon. Class A "Kiriiball, ABYC. AU of.the le15tllolcl .f'llll of Trintor a 511'4 M1rcll V 1rid.Aprll 9, .., ""' • ln lat '7 ol TrKI m•. II l'-'1 on • NOTICI! TO-CltEOITOt"S ~II rKonMd In Book 1S7 P191s I IUl"E'l.IOR COUlltT OF THI! PUBLIC N011CE
1f!r0Uah 14 at ..,Mltcllt•lllOVI M'Pi• .ITATI! 0 .. CALIFOl.NIA f"M r«i:irct1 of Or111111 Covnty, Clllf'Qml•. THa COUMTT O" Oil.I.MOE NOTIC• TO CONTllACTORI Slld ltaMtdd •Sitt. In lnt1n11t hrJl"'lll N .. •7U» , CALLI"• POii llDI bffn crfftltl b'( 11111 urt1\n ll•M 0.1111 E1t1I• of MABEL ICAY STEVENS LIN· SChaol C 1st t I c r-:rHEWPORT-MESA
June 10,.1"3, ••eclllltd by 1119 lrvlM DER Dlct1sltd. UNIFIED CDmPll'.lir. •I ,\AhOI' •nd .., MICCO JrrtOTICE IS ,~0¥1GIVJ:'' ·~ 1119 &kl DeadllM: 11,:00 o'clock •. l!'I. of ttle
COrpariflunl' ,. Nl'W'MI• .,..non, cP'ldllOrl "' ffiti ·~it'lmff («Idell! :U!h d1y"' APRIL. 1m . "
H•rbor'"'hrnstmtnl Co .• 1 Clflfon'll• lhllt •II P'f'IOlll fllvlng cl•lms t0•ln1t llM Plit• 01 Bid Rlallpl: 1'51 Ptlcentf• corpor111on, 1111111"9 •IMll •• Oewr 111d decldlnt ,,. rectiilred lo fill tMm, Awnut. Coslf Ml'MI • 1
ShorlS C1YetOJl'(Mfll Co., IS l"M• wllll fllll 111C.1111r'('vowc1"4°1. 1,.1119.ofll(• Pnllld ldel'lflfleetlon : lN""'1' ElEC· 'Nhlch I--· t-dld '" 11111 offlc• « ... dlfll al tl'i• •bcwll 1!11lft«I court. or TRICAl MAIMTENA.N.CE SER.VICE TO
of 1t111 Counly Recorder of Or1not1 Coun-to pra.nt thllm', wllfl the nec:ess1ry Ct STRICT 'OW"!EC PROPElltTIES'
SACRAMENTO ~ A student
volunteer group says more
than 2,CKM1 Californians with in-
comes.ranging from $20,000 to
$1~ million. annua11y-.paid no
state income tares last. year
because of tax loopholes. .
Siaie Sen. Mervyn Dymally,
-. Los AngelfS Democrat, said
the· figures were produced by ·~ProjeCt I:oophole,:. which he
described in a news release as
a "volunteer student-citizen
task force probing state tax
loopholes." Oymally is sponsor
of the organization.
aild B boats had been:the only · · Pl!RF (Harris'Series) -(I)
mes to finish · Jate Sunday F)ame Diet Ramage, I:.BYC;
nig!JI. The C and D fl~ls (2) Cl!aparral, Lee Stratford,
were left ~latting helplessly CBYC; {3) Magic, Steve
somewhere between Santa Mulhollen, ABYC ; {4) Viva,
llartihra Island """ I h •• Kori . Klokke, LA YC; (21
mainland.· 1' ~ I > ' ~· Wanderer, ~Richard Daniels~ ·vie .race coll1IJ1ijtee said , HHYG. . ,
none of the boats Still at sea----------
Sunday night could save their ty on Augu11 23, 1~ In Book 6681, PtQe voucfltra, to !tie underslonld 11 11111 olf lc1 Pl&c• P'tens 11r1 or1'Fll1: 1157 Plec91'111• na of Olflclfl It.cords. ol •llorney_ V,.WRE_NCE K. HARVEY, eu AYenllt!, Cati• M••• . Thi 1lrtll Adl:lrn1 111d Olhllt° common North 8roldway, S11nt1 An&, C1Ufornl•, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN tlllt ttle clnlg11111on. II •'!Y· at IN r11I prop1rty wlllch ls the pl•c• _of bu1ln11s ol the lbo\"H\I;~ SCl'lpol Olstr!cl _of Or:9nll9 dffc:rltied 1bav• 11 purPOrlld ta be: un0e..,1ontct.1n 1n~t1ers Pt"rlalnlng to County, C1Ufoml1, ectlng ti •nd tlll"OUllh 12:2' Pol1rl1 cr1Ye, N1wp0rt 81ach, Ille est•I• of ttld decedent, Within. four 111 Govirnll'!I B011rd, Mr•ln•"er rlll'l'Tld c111toml1 rnon1ttt, •ll•r the llrsl publlcatlon of this to 11 "DISTRICT", w111 recel.,.'\lp to, but Thi undertl(lnll<ll Tn;1lee d!1el•lmt •ny notlu. not l•l~r thin tM •bo'JHll!ed time. ll1111nty lor 1ny 1neorrec!11111 ot the 1trffl C1i.d AIWll S. 1'13. se•led bids tor 111• award of • conlrtcl .addrns Ind 0'1MI' Cornmo!I dl51on•llon, II A. l.AGNAlt ll~Oll:I. tor the lbOYI projlC'I. 1ny, sl'IOwn llll'•ln. Executor of lhfl wU1 Bids shill 111 ritelllwcl ln lhfl pl11:e ldlln-S11d wle will· bl m16t, bul wllllol.lt at lhfl •bow named d«edtnl t!lled •l)oYt! 11ld shell be op1nltd 11'1d
COY'ftlllll or w1rrlflty, ••Pl'e"ll or lmptlld, LAWltENc• k. HAI.VEY p1,1bllcly rlld 1loud 11 the 1bOY•1l•ted r'91rd tng tltte, P01.esslon. or .n· 111 Marti! .,...,..,y time •nd piece. Cll!llb!'llCM. IO PllY ..... r1m1lnlng prln-SHI• ""'· caui.ni11 E1c11 bid 1'9'11111 conform Ind be clpel """of 1111111111<1)·wcvrltd by uld Tll : cn•I as41ll r11110t11fw to 1119 contrect doclHM!lta. e Doctor Held Deed ol Trust, to-wll: S76M.l.n , whtl In-Allenlly fer 1:.-enter TN DISTRICT rtNf'VIS lhfl rlOhf to re-t.,..t lhflr1onf 11 ll"OYldld 1ft uld Pu!)lllfled Or'•• Coli! C.Uy Piiot, llCI 1ny or •ll bid• or lo w1lw •nr Ir· EU d
Boat Firm •
Appoints
M~nager not9(1I. ldv11w:es. II 1ny, undlr 1111 ltrms April 9, ''· Z3, :JD, lftl _ 10.1·13 r11111l•tlllft or 1~1orm1ltln 111 1rry ttk11 or REKA (UPI) - A octor
of Mid Died of Tr1111, !Mt, cl\trO" and tn thl bidding. has been indicted for allegedly .._
UPll'IHS of !hi Trus!M 1nd o1 IN 1rr.n11 PUBUC NOTICE No blddlr ~'I wltlldr1w hi• bid for • · Jiii':" ett1lltd by wld Dlld ot Trust. ~lad a1 tort\ .. tlv• (45l d•v• •fl•r 1111 being int61:icated when he ad-nie promotion of Gene Mad-TN blnlflcl•rv lll'lltlr wld CHd of d•t• ~ 1ar thl Ol*llno of bids. ministered anesthesia to a g. led · Tr111! Mt'tlafor• 1•1Cllltd Incl 0.llvtrtcl NOTICI! TO CRED ITORS A PIYllWnl bono:I Ind I p1rtor~nct1 den to the newly crea posr
to 11111 undlrsigllld • wr111.n Cecl•r•llon su,.1uuD11 couaT OF THI bond will be "'IUlred prior to n1C11t1on of year-old girl who died on the to'on of manager, Group Sup-"' c.t1ull •!Id OlfT\llld 1or 11111, Ind 1 ST·.ITa 01' CALIFDllNIA FOil the conrrect. Thi pey~I bono:I lhlU bl t' lab) wrltl.n Nolkl o1 C111ull 1nd Ellcllon to Tff• COUNTY Of' CMtAtlGI! In 1119 form 11! 1or111 In 1119 contrect opera irlg e. port Shops, has been an-
5111. TM undlr1lonltd c1uMd 11ld Notlu ,. .. A·m74 docum.nt1. The Humboldl County Grand nounced b J M · of d c.t'eoll' •nd EllCtlon to Seti lo bl Ell1HI ol JOSE,.H LEED A8~0N, GOYll'fllng B111rd . Y ensen ~ recordld In lhl county wfllr1 11111 r11I •ho known II J~ l. Abrlm$0tl, Br eor.ttiy H•r~ Flll'lllr Jury returned second~egree Costa Mesa.
property 11 1oc11H. eeceaHO. Purdlll-'"9, Aflnl murder and ,· n v o I u n t a r y the Cit.: Mlon:ll 27. 1t13 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN to tlll Publlshld In °'"* COISI D•llY Piiot Madden assumes l!IENEF1C1AL SERVICE co.. crtdttora o1 "" lboYll n1rnltd d1eec1.n1 April, •nd 16, lm 1t:J6.73 manslaughter charges Friday -cibility for all of the 11-tr111ttt. by 11111 .n pW10n1 NYll'IQ cl1lm1 IO•lnll 1119 · t h · J j Dr '~-TITLE INSURANCE ANO 111d decedent ,,. required 10 111. them. PUBLIC NOTICE aga1ns anest es10 og st . commonly shared work opera-
TRUST COMPANY, Aelnl w1111 1111 n1e1111rv voud>lrs, In 1111 offlc•" ---~~=,....,===---Joseph Hnilo, 45, Arcata, a 1· · th J en complex ly LINDA HALSEY of !I'll clerk of ..... •boW tnlllted court, or1' l'K'trTIDUS IUSINl!SS ions 1n e ens Authorllld s111n11ur1 to p,.11n1 1111m, witti '"' r.ec•u.arr MAM• STAT•Mt:NJ member of the staff at Mad (Jensen divisions include Cal Published Ntwport H1rbor N1w1 Pr111 voocfllrl. to ti. undll'"Slontd cto Mr. Tll• fouow11111 p1r1on 11 daing bus1n1ss River Community Hospital. Boals, Ranger Yachts, Luhrs combined wllll th• Or1ng1 C0111t Cally Edw1rd H. Slane, 43olO C1mpu1 Drive. PO 11. · Pllol, N1wport 8nch. C•lltornl1. Aprll '1, Bo• 1207, Newpor! Baiteh, C1llf01'n(1 . QUALITY PRODUCTS, 16J.5 Ohm• Boat Company, De Fever
t, ''· 1•n tll·73 92660. whkh 11 the lll•c• or binlnns ot war, unit A. c11111 M111. c11u. n~21 p •· d Trawlers and Balboa Motor -1111 und1rslon«I rn •II mall9'1 pert1!nlnog Seng! K. Sv.nuon, 163~ms W1y, • air Bae ... e PUBUC NOTICE ta the 1st1r1. al wtd dtcldent, wllhl" tour Unit A, Co.I• M•11, C1llt. • Homes).
months 11ter "" rrrs1 1111bllc1Hon of 1111s Thi• bu1lnes1 11 c.anOIKt b.,. •n In· SAN FRANCISCO (AP) In his new position, Madden ,ICTITIOUI •USll&EI,·---nolki. dlvld1111! NAM• STATIMt.NT "O•ted M1rc11 27• lm. &enot K, SveN'IOll The northern caucus of will direct the existing opera-The fOllowlng per10111 1r1 c1o11111 ROSE LEIKER AlllAMSOH Tiiis •1•1tm1111 w•• lli..t wllh !tie Coun· Cal 1' for n 1' a Federat1'on of t'oo"" of the wood shop, mold businns ••· Execvtrlx of the wlll of""" ty Ci.rk or °"'"'" county on M1rcll 13, "'" · · •hoYe n•m<'d 61Uc11nt ,,-Y De Is ha sh ho d usho'on SWEDISH . AMERICAN MOTORS EOWA•D "· STONE ·~ ,,..s oung mocra s en-op, spar s p an c
Po.tT, 1us Oll!Tlt W•Y· sui11 o .. ,.~m-DrM l'UbUlhltd °''"" eo.11 c11r., P11o1. dorsed mayoral candidates Shop. In addition, Madden will
f , COii• Mesi, Cl. t2627 "° an 1117 -2 • n--•-li hing Rober! c. c11rtt.n...wi. 5,,, E. oc..n hwpoi1 INcfl. c•i""'* ,.... M1n:t1 1•. » n • •4 ,_.,4 Thomas Brad1ey of I:. o s be responsible for estab s
111m .. Ap•. 1. Lono e.1e1i, c.. tOI03 Tit: m4l ~ PUBLIC NOTICE a. ..... eles and Black Panther new support organizations to Ov9 HllMltlWI, P.O. Bo• lm, lOl1I A~...,.. .. fer lf•IWll111 n.all!li
Buell, c. . ...,, P'Ubll.,.... Ono• C•d o.11y Priot .. 1------------1 Bobby Seale of Ol.kland, ac-meet the growing needs of
Tiit• """'"'"' 1, coMuc:IH by 1 ~ AprH 9, , .. n. 30. 1m *'"n l'ICTJTIDUs •tn•M•u co~ to chapter president Jensen Marine.
.,11_ ~ • MAMS STATSM•tn' G "-•"" f 25 RoDlf1 c. c11r111 .. n.... PlJBlJC NOTICE ,...,. tollowlflt P"'°" 1s dalflt """-ary oes. Madden's bac""&' .,.... .... o ·
GETS' PROMOTION
Jensen's Madden
Coast Boat
~
Facility
Enlarged tr~.!:'~":"..:' ~IY ""on"',:,~ es: MYLAH OllYWALL, 1417' e1l1ow. The 1,5()0.member organiza-years in the boating industry .
lt71 •..., w..1m1111w. c1u1om11. 92613 ti on e I e ct e d Harvey inclOOe,, working on the Willard Boat Works, bullde.r FJ-.. llOTtC• TO C•R~I Thom•• H1nty Myttn, lllS Nyal•, E•u•l"nder, 22, of Los Angeles, --~•M'on O[ the Cutty Pvtlll~ Orllll" eo.11 01 11,. Piiot su,.••tow: COUttT OF TH• R-. N•vteii. "m lJ6&G 1 t:."uvai.;iw ..... u of the largest f i b e r g I a s s Muell It, 26. Ind ..,_II 2, f, lftl ns.n ITAT1: DP" CAL.ll'CMtlUA l'Oll Tiii• bullntU It. conducttd by •n Ill' 8S nrocjdeot Sunday. Bryce Sark and supen·ntendent O( """" Tff• COUttTY OP CMtAIM• c11Y1W11 r·-yachts in the world, has doubl· Na. A·m14 Thornai' H1nfY' MVl•n Vrudenburg, 26, San Jose and marine constrndlon on the PUBIJC NO'llCE E1ltl1· of ALBEl.T MART t H Thll '''''""'"' WIS llltd wllll Tiii Coun-·Su 'Kohn 27 Los Angeles Saint Lawrence Seaway. He ed its production facilities for --~~~~..,..,==~~= SCHROEDER .• •k• ALBERT M. ty Cllrlt of or.not County on Aprll 3. 1"3 • • • sTAT1!Ml!NT o' aaANOONMINT oF s c HR o E c ! •. • k.. Ale Ell: T ·-·I! 2uu , were -e I e ct e d to the was seven-year apprentice to the manufacturing of its new
us• o,. '1CT1T1ous 1us1NEs1 NAMI SCHROEDER. o.c11seo:1. Publ11hld or•• coe11 01nr Piiat. Democrati'c Natt'onal Com Shipwright Barge & Boat. lo·ne of Vega 30 · fiberglass Tl!• tollPW11'19 plrJont l'l•W &l>enOoned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to "" Aprll ,, 16, 23, )0, lt73 990-n • . -
1111 uM or 1111 flct111-1>u1ln.11 n1m1 c trldlton of 11111 abave n•rntd dec:tden• m1ttee Builders in England. • a. 1 HEATING & AlR CONDITIONING 11111111 persont 111vln11 c111ms ao1!nst tllt PUBLIC NOTICE 1----· ______________ _;:;_______ diesel Off-shore crui s ing· co., et 3062 T11'(1or w11. COii• Mtuo, 11ld d1eedenl ire rlQulrtd to IU• them, , I C1Ufoml• 92426. wltll tilt flllCHSlr'I' vouc:l'ltrs In tht office yachts, lir---..;\!'!~~IM.JWl!MSS-l!!_mt c•f•rltd 10 al 11\t dirk of Ille 1t>Ove •ntltlecl court. or flCTITIDUS SUllNEll -:;;;;:;;;;:~;a::::::::=:::::;::::::=::::;;::~"1 , • was rlleif Trl'Ol'•no• ounty an ro Pl'fltnt 111e111, wtttt-t111 roe<eu•rv NAML.J.tAtlM.EHT ~r-=-1 ~~ '""'tn addition ,to their main ~be!' 11, 1t71 vouchtrs. to tile undersigned at 1119 olflc• Tiit lollowlnt Ptrlon• t"• aatfll ....,, s -7&?7.'E'K>~ Cii · Cll1rlts Henry. MCll"lon. :JOSI T1ylor af •ttor111YS GIBSO N, DUNN .. busfnK$ 11: . ·1'.. .t:S.~ .I'-plant in sta Mesa, which W1y. CO.II Melt. C•Hlorlll• m» CRUTCHet., 550 N--1 Cenltr •Ort..... a.1.S.B. l"ROPERTIEI, 15'1 l2 11--•y1t.ro Wlilird M11r1. :JOU Tfylor W1'f, Sult• IOO. Newport Bt.cll, Cflllornl1, C...,bourO Av1., Irvine. C1llf, 92105 • AllfJ "I~ COnStruclS huJIS. and large COlll Mftl. C1ll!wnl1 m,, whlcll It lhfl pl•<• al bUslrllU olf the Johft H. IKll91t. 1573: (flertlol.ffg Aw., ~ }{ \': ft....!L ... ~Gettel. }{ TM• 111111"'"' "Wis eonducttd by 1 under1!gM11 In 111 ""'*' pert11111fll to 1rv1n1, c1. n70s N.U. JI -ya ow.,_, .. , ... , y yachts Up to 120 feet, the new ...,..., ptrtnenlllp. 1111 11t1le of Nici ctec:9dtfll, within '°"' Rudy lv...:\c, '" Forttl Av• .. Jolln-• ..: f Aceordln1 to,,.. $tors. Fountain' 'Valley f~'lity w1'il c111r1" H9ntf Hortoct months 111er "" 11n1 Pl*!lcltton ol' this 1i-. ,.1. 15'01 ~ ,_;;:-To dewlop message for Tue.sdoy.
'"112641 P1011ct. • Fnnk A. ntfi, 21• PtuHN st .. ~ reodwordscouespoudlt"Gtorunbera: meet the greater de for
PIMlrlled °'""' c01St 0e1rr P11o1, o.ttd """" s. 1m · Jot1n1'-'< ,. •. 15fO.t of-ZodJochlrth·i.-production boats. pres e 0 t April 2, •• 1 ... '1J, lfi'J ..,.71 CllFFOftD A. SCtflilOEOElt Mk11911 G. hchek. 4336 Mt. ll:oy1I 1~ 31 ~ -· ··-~"o exten' d over ••.• Execvtor ot IM Wlft of ..... l lvd AIRIOll '•"'· ,.I, IS101 .,... ""'' --....
PUBUC NOTICE oiasON~.;-~.~'• ,,T_11 .. ·'"'-'""'.· 11 cmc1uctec1 i.v • Gtnw•I ~~-$1 ~~ ~~ ni • in advance.
-----:-.,.,..,,-----l•r:WllM•flllA.A...... JoMH 81Clllk A~ '341vi°" 6'~ LOcited· a( 112QO. cc:indor
Manca :o-:liDiTo1t• :9...=-'loMcl.~~sllff• Tllh 111*'*'• w11 nlld w11111hi c1-lfwlh lSTo 65N Avenue ln Fountain Valley, SU,.IEl.IOll couaT 01' TN• T .. : m•1 .... .n . ;;J'" of 0!"•1111' c-ry on ~I :a. dShob Mic. 66,,... ITAT• D, CAllfOl:NIA FDR A~ fW l..cwtw nqu 7 Md )7 ~ 67 With the modern 25,000 IK(U8l'e feet
TMI COUtfTT Of' OIU.NO• l'wbllthld Ol'MOt C..t o.lly Pllof, Putlfllhtd °'"'not C011t C.llY : ~-=fr 0 "" : t production area eocompaues
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.,1 o1 ~~s~i1:" MAY W'ELU Apl1I '' 1" ti.'°· im 1"'·" """' '· '" u. ,,, 'Im 100.. AO~ 70Ukett · a 2«re site. It conta• O'\fel'
1Nd. PUBIJC NOTICE TI Yo.,i 41 71 ~ A,50,000 worth of lea.te-bold OTICE IS HERISY GIVEN lo "" I PUlJIJC NOTICE 12~ .CZ 72All -....1 Cf'Mllor1 of 11111 •boVI ~ ~ ,lc:TIT'IOUS SllSINIEIS ·• ~~ 4.Jlhor'll TI fret improvements for fi.,.., .. alS
lhtl •• .,.,. ... ltnlf'll C\t>ln'\l '°''"'"!I'll NAME ITATEM•NT l'ICTITIOUI IUSIN•" 14 ....,.,..,, .WArttod 74o.v.eep lamioatooo' bulk ·-der--' will dKtftlll .... rfctulrtllll IO lllt IMm, Th9 lollow!nt WIOlll 1,. Going NAM• ITATEMINT 15Nid A!Y-7$Solutlcn ,·~ ' w• 6'.,..nd""
w1t11 "" "'"""""' YOW<Mr11 to "" budnts• 11, Tiit "°''°""I'll "''°" i. dolfll 11us1M.1• 1sMbnt'( A6VolUPbl• 76Wlm storage of·polyester resins a
17 Others PMYC; (3) Aniia, Tom
Schock, NHYC; (4) Red Dog,
Charles Sparkuhl, BYC; S..
quoia, Jim Moore, SSSC.
DAVE ULIMAN of the host
BaJboa Yacht ctub was the
CJass A winner in the Harry
Tim Taylor of Csbrillo
Beach Yacht Club defeated 17
rivals in the Tornado
Catamaran Class Sunday to
win . top honors in California
Yacht Club's Olympic Classes ~ood Perpetual Series for
Regatta. The Tomados bad ~ Lld~l4s Saturday and ~¥·
·the largest turnout for the "1'be event drew 64 boats m
event. ·three classes.
Winner of the one-man Finn .Jet.ASS. A -(1) Dave
Class With 13 entries was Ullman, BYC; (2) B·i 11
Steve Hathaway of Calif6mlk : M<>qir;, ~ye; (I) . l\oli'land
Yacht Cldb. Final results: ~bman •• BYC; (4) Jo n 47~ (6) -(I) No name, Bob Baldwin; KllYC; ·(Sf Harry
Bainbridge Stage Harilor YC Wood, ABYC.
Mass.; (2)0Rapid Rider, Rick CLASS B .._ (I) Gary Downing and 'MikeDenl\'ey·-·Harnilton, BYC;'·(2) Ken RDss
CYC. • BYC; (3) Doris Kim, BYci
FINN (3) -(I) Bugaboo,
Steve Hathaway, CYC; (2)
Fluttetby, Allen Heller,
BCYC; (3) Wild Duck, Ivar
Zalitis, Toronto SC; (41 Seba ..
tian, C.B. Watson, PVYC.
TEMPESf (8) ( I )
Screaming Yellow Zonker,
Ken WeiB; ABYC; ( 2 )
P,eregrine, Tom G a1 es,
SCCYC.
TORNADO (18) (I)
Screamhlg Yellow 1.onker,
Tim Taylor, CBYC; (2) Torea,
Cappy Sheeley, Waikiki YC;
(3) Sokitou, Harvey/Stewart,
WYC; (4) Blue Barracuda,
Bob Keltenhofen, BYC; (5)
Full Tilt Boogie, Allen Wayne,
CBYC.
SOLING (11) ( I )
Bellwether, Pickard· Roquet,
LBYC; (2) Quick Silver, Tom
Jorgensen, LAY C ; (3)
Woomera, Ken Young, CYC.
(4) Tom Bossen, LIYC; (5)
Marshall Gram, B'rC
CLASS C -(I) Warren Fox,
SFVSC; (2) Chris Calacci,
BYC; (3) R. K. Slayton, BYC.
Santana-21
Organized
Newport Harbor Sanlana·21
sailors have recenUy formed •
local fJeet association and are
making plans for sununer of
racing, cruising and trallerinc
activities.
FirSt event on the calender
is ft informal "membership
meeting April 12. On May 5
they plan to meet at Sctioci:
Boats in Newport Beach to
measure .boats and sails and
to have a casual race around
the belt buoy and back.
Coast Guard Has
Safety Muscfus
LONG BEACH -Boatrrien
who are not completely aware
of the Coast Guard's role in
boating safety are very often
surprised when stoP.ped by a
Coast Guard Patrol.Boat.
The .Coast Guard recently
stopped a small boat that had
too many people on board
creating an unsafe condition.
'Ibe skipper of the boat receiv~
ed a citation for "negligent
operaUon" and was astoDiSbed
when the Boarding Officer told
him, "1 feel that lurther
operation of your c r a f t P"""118 an ·••P•Clally hlir.lrdous condition .••
lie aiolhtued, "you will lake
your heat to the ...-'.mix!"'
Ing laclllly and will nol titt 1111-
derway again u n t i I the
hatardous condition Is
remedied.''
tenninate the use of your
boat: I) If you do not display
t h e prescri6ed navigation
llibt) between sunset and
sllnfise: 2) If you have a fuel
leakage from either the fuel
system or the engine; 3) If
,you have an accumulation of
fuel in the bilges or a com·
part.ment other than a fuel
tank; 4) If you do not meet
the prescribed venUJation re-
quirements ; and 5) do not
meet . the requlrementa for
backfire name control.
T H E C 0 N 9CIEN110UI
boatman will alwayx .... good
"boating sense" by making
sure that bis craft Is properly
equllJped wl!h the neces&aly
safety equlpmenl
ll!'lllmlgnld ., 1119 oHlc• al 1ttorney CATA "lt0CESSING POWEil. 17" ••: 17 Col'\ lt7 8t 77 Somt acetone, atN !Ill filter system to i;c)l0NEL HERRING I. ,.:11:.1N1CLIN. 101 Humml110Dl'4, Clll'I• M1v, C•lllol'"I' THI': WEli.CO MOllTGAGE COM· 190ff Alllood 71TirnM "' b. AS A RESULT "of the E••• 11111 SlrMI, COlll MIW· C•ll•ornl• fll!U ,.Al•Y. un ,.., .. o.ctw•Y SvlN 201, ''Rl!lldY A9Cry1tofl• 7'0f process fre.sf'I air at 100 cu IC
To team more about the
federal . requirements for the
.operaUon o ! recreational
vesstJs or to set up a free,
toui'tesy Molorboa1 Examl·
nation with the Colt Guard
AuxUlary you are encouraged
to contJlct, lhe Director of
Auzjllary, Eleventh Coast
Guard Dlstrld, 19 Pine A> ... ,
Long Beach 90llOZ or call (Stl)
tMu. W'lllcfl 11 "" oiec. « 1M1ntt1 of wtrnn Huotit• L•wl•, 1m Hllm< t.11111 Arla, c.11,, n'°' 20Gtoe1au1ntt• .so DI): SOMllM feet per mloute. It Ir fully laid Boatlng Safety Act of 1971, the
!ht U'llllf'fllOMCI In •h mllt9rl 111"t1lnlt11 rnlnoblrd, COi.i• Milt, C1Ufornl11 t'M'H , THl!i , N!W WILLllC CEVl!ilCIP.. • LIO 211~-51 ICrp . 11 ..... -..014 pped he Jn f JI ~-··t G ard 'gl the' te !tie lllllt « Wld ~t. ""1111111 f!ll.W l't•nlt H. Lluthrl"f, 2VW [HIWoad MINT ~OllP.ORATION, C• 11 1or11I1 ~JULY Ji -22.T~nurgy 52Elikwwlf 82~1n· OUt and equJ 1.o U ~ U_ Vf&S YeR
lftOllrl'lt 11..., the,.,., pulllke!IOft cit 11111 sirttt. Torf1ft(1, c1Ht0rnf• "'°' CtrW1llon, 1100 N. H1rvenhur1l s1.. .... 13 ~--pllance with the new authotlly to order vt\u to notlct. Qofttld A. R•ymond, 1.Mi lt«f'I ,..,k, Vtti Nm . C1Hlol'nl1 . ,;,u&. :u 23 Pl..., ---.com ' J'".
0..t.o A!WR $, lm. P'Olltf City, Cfllllonllt ~ 'Thlt buttMM 11 bllnQ cllld\lc1M by• , .. ,,.,. ~~. ss"'o. r.~ , fe<ftral reguJalJODS for health lennln&te the wte·of'your boat J, MAXINE SE.IY Tiii• ""'"'"'I• conduc!MI by lfl '1111111' (Of'POl'•llOl'I ~.. .w ...... _ Tbday nd ••• ty 11.r:u ladt sufflclent penonal lllK'llfri•"' rt..,. CClnlOtlltll ••MKll!IOll Olhtr tlllit • ' TliOMAS H, .IVltMllSTElt \..f9.,57 • 26J~ 56"'°""' ·MC..-loul a qcue • .1 ot trw...,.. llM'Mlll IMalMef. 1¥11n¥tlllt· Vk:1 ~shMnt, Mtrlf'llnt , YlllO . ~'DUM 57"fodrij 17Pqlt. • MCD Jack Hochadel, vice presl· fi Uoo ID o firefighting
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.~--) . -. __ ,. ·;. ' Bor.der Patrol _Net:s~ ver .Weekend ---.-. •
ly JOHN VAL'l;ERZA
·1-t;-:-' Of ttM D.lllY '"" Staff
~ ·For· border patrolmen operating the
busy alien , checkpoint at San Onofre, the
. past weekend was a mixed bag of high--
$J><e<l<;bases. contraband marijuana and
~ven attempts by four Mexican nationals
00 beat President Nixon's elaborate
5eeurifY setUp in Si n Clemente.
The patrolmen have operated the
roadblock near the Presidential estate
·~
continuqqsly ~for the past seven days in ,
an attempt to stem the seasonal surge o(
wetbacks heading north this season to wor~ lh a,~iculture.
Pat.rot C8pt. Gene Harris said during
the past seven-day period, !Us men _ar-
rested 'nearly 1,000 illegal aliens.
The weekend figure was. 281.
-AmOng those auens Were follr WhO
thought they had-made it home free
Saturday a1ter walking pas~ the check-
'
"--awmen
'Dead Body'
Just a Du'!f"m y
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Partygoer
l , . . . · • '..St s' ,.... · : · .. . " ' \fP!l ,,.~ .. ' • ,. point via~......,; llrjp of,ca.mp -l>itrol..for deponatlon.. pulled over .voluntarily near San..Juan
Pendleton1)!<oacll.' ,'.,o'_ · • ~ • • pn SUDl!Af. !)ight a ·hlgh-spe<d pursu\t ereit Road. ·
But wtien the ·four •• reaChed the,..,. reap~ l)>efdi. of lOO··mlles per hour iJl.. The cast-ol the contraband marijuana Presidential com~'.J\>OrUY \Se{ore 1 l,..-vtd several juri.9dictions and netted 1 k pl Sat d .d noon, Secret Sefvlce ae=i!lts cul short the. six _pel'90ns. . _ , ~ ace on , ur ay ·as a woman 1 en·
journey. __ ~ _....., ".: ~ -~ • TbeJncldeQt llarted as .. the car bolted lilied as Leslie Joan Nixon, 23, of
Two o[ the "tr · .,11 ma tbe\eom. ~ ttl~ I.be. c~eckpoint ~ led several Canada, droVe up to the roadblock - her
(>OUDd were icked 6 ~b ~en.ts, . · @~f!..on the, cllase which fjoall~ end~ s~ ~gging l!l>Aly in the rear,
TWo otOOrs ran nofflif0ii1,Y to ar.; ~e satl Die1o~ay in San Juan SUSpicious patrolmen asked to look in
"rested -by San Clemente' polite. ; • ~ ~ C8pistrano. OfHcen said the driver of the'. frunk. .
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All four }Yere turned over to the Border the C<tf finally "quit trying to flll\" and "The thing · was packed so tight with
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bricks or n1arijuana I doubt i! anyone ~ ..._,
could get another one in," said Harris.
The contraband ··weighed nearly 600
pounds.
The "-'Oman, a visitor from Calga'ry,
Alberta·, ~·as turned over to U.S. Customs ,
.agents fo r prosecution, ltarris said.
The official explained that the -new
surge of aliens rollows a fa1niliar pattern
for the spring months because the fob
·market improyes come pla nting season.
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Judge Rules'
Phone Firm
' The calm of an uneventful Sun·
day at the ~ Beach police
station" was shattere<i liy-ari excited
man who ran into the station and
announced he had just seen a dead
Hurt in 3
body In the hack of a truck. -s ~-ll -~ v· . . . ~::ii ~1:i ._·1ctuniz~ ~
Officer Paul Rose was dispatched I-ri.. . l'f
---, -to-the lacatlon-,,n .. Skyline Drive-10-~-·--flt:' . -t;ll ---
investigate. · The. body was a dummy in silent
repose. A 21·year-old man who attempted to
climb-from one: Laguna Beach hotel
room window to another arid fell three
stories, 1landing on bis back in a paved
alley, was hospitalized today with ex· .
tensive injuries. . -· · Democratic
·chief Says-
Claim False
Robert Ross Rice of Los Alamit9s, had
attempted -to Climb from a hallway win·
~ dow-mto a friend'a·toom about three feet
'aWay. The room keys bad been locked in
tbe room. ,
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Richard , 01Neili; c1\3ir$11:• Gf the
Orange County Democratic l!entra1 Com-
mittee, bas denied a publlsbed·-report-
tbat he arranged financing for Schools
'73, an organization supporting three carr
didatei. for the Laguna Beach school
bOard.
O'Neill branded the claims "completely
unfounded," and said the first he knew of
the aSiSertions was when an aide brought
him a copy of the newspaper article.
The charges were made in an editorial
of the April 4 edition of the News--Post, a
south coast newspaper. The editorial
"Are School Elections Non • partisan?1',
also stated that the caUfomia Teachers ·
Association (CTA) had donated money to
the Schools ~3 campaign.
"I dOn't even know those people: I
don't know where he got his in-
formation," O'Neill said.
"It says •arranged through. Richard
O'Neill.' I dm't know what they mean
by that," said O'Neill. He said he had not .
given any uioney to Schools '73.
Anthony Dernettiades, . treasurer of
Schools '73 said tile News-Post editorial Was ••absolutely false."
' "Our contributors are all people who
live in Laguna or have children in
Laguna schools,". he said. He ·'Said
between $§,000 and $7 ,000 bad been rais·
ed.
Demetriades said the editorial also
erred in saying that 80 percent of the do-
nations were allocated to Michael Sagar's
campaign in an effort .to unseat William
Thomas, incumbent seeking re-election.
11This is money to be allocated for all
three candidates," he said.
-A representative of the CTA, he con-
firmed that the polltical ann of the CTA,
• separate fund, had donated $250 to
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OrllJlge Coast
Weather
, Orange CMst ·residents can look
forward to more high clouds and
just a peek or two 91 iunshlne on
Tu.y. The air Will be wann,
however, with beaeh temperatures
· -at 68, rising to 7S inland.
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Mar~ Sj>itz ~ rttrtated to a . mort private liJt; recovering
from th< shock of sudMn fame . He's sailing and plqnning his ~
May 6 wedding. See story oir
Pag,e 5.
Norman Babcock, Laguna Beach police,
said today. .
Tbe Incident occurred Saturday at the
Hacienda-Hotel and Rice was found as
patrolmaii'Notman-Blandelt"drove··pasr
on patrol. ,
Blandell said that Rice appeared to be
paralyzed from the waist down. South
. Coast Community hospital aides said
Rice would be transferred today to
Rancho Hospital for ftill evaluation of his
injuries.
Police said the man had been partying
at a gathering in the lobby of· the hotel
when he decidecJ to Jeave , that he went to
the locked ootei room; alld dedded to
climb from window to window.
Friends said Rice had been away from
the party for abqut 10 minutes before of-
ficer Blandeli happened by.
Official Makes .
Airline Hunt-
Boa Finds Him
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Set. Tuesd.ay -.
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Tue$day ta ·the deadlilje !or-.pay-
ment of the second installment of.
cowity property taxes, Tax Collec-
tor Robert Citron reminded .Orange
County residents..today.
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Payments may be mp.de .in Sunny· skies and ·warm . temperatures attack at · Art's ·Landing in Newport
person at Citron's office, 6:30 N. brouglit mqte thin 250,000 persons to "the Beach Sunday morning as he was
Broadway, Santa Ana,.by 5 p.m., or, Orange Coast · ciyer the weekend -in · the preparing to leave ,on a fishing trip.
must be postmarked April 10 if heavi,est beach activity of the young In :Laguna Beach, crow:ds ran 25,000 to
mailed. season. 30 000 bolh Sat rd and Su d Late payments· will ·he · ~-·"zed' · · · • u ay n ay, city lile ~...... Crowds caused mas'sive traffic jams in ~ards reported. There were two
By JOHN zALi..ER six percent of ·the total tax bill', plus the Newport Beach 8l)d Laguna Beach rescues, including one youth whO had ap-
6f "" ~,. Pli.t stiff a $3 service charge, the ~x col· areas as beach . roadways were loaded plied to the city to become a summer
Bl!cause she was dressed all in black -lector ,ioted. with what lifeguards tenned 11tl)e kind of lifeguard.
clear down to her black fmgem,ils -crowd you would expect on a normal Only two Laguna Beach life guard sta·
Agent Paul Gilbraith was a bit nervous ..§\lnday during the summer." tions were manned over the weekend as
when the gypsy-like woman suWoitted M C h G . In Newport Beach, all roads were jam· officials were taken by surprise by the
her ~versized pu~e 1o the Air c81 bag. -. c Ute en. ets med ' from mid-morning Saturday and summer-like crowds, according to Ute
gage search. . Sunday until aft.r S•p.m., police sald .. At guard spokesman Bruce Baird.
But ll;affic al Orange County Airport Life m' Pn' • son least a . dozen . minor accldenta . were NI a result, Baird said the lifeguards was heavy that day, so without any reported in that· city alone as motorisb on duty were kept busy watching for
noticeable hesitation be stuck his hand sought to contend with the massive traf-swimmers in trouble and didn't have
inside the purse and felt around. In Co , M de fie· snarls. time to enforce alJ beach regl,llations. In
"What the .•. ?" he yelled' suddenly, 8 St U r I" ·Few rescues were reported, however, »many areaa;·he•said, the large crowds
yanking out·his hand. as OCj!lln temperatures in the•SS to S7· • resulted In complete freedom for dogs to
"Oh, that's just my pet boa1" the Thomas Bradfbril McCutcben of, Dana degree range prevailed. run Without their leashes, which are re·
woman explilined innocently. Point was--sent to :state prison for Jlfe'to-At. N~[i Belch, four r~es were quired bf law.
The next dily Agent Gilbraitb, an ex· ' day for the murder of a Laguna Beach reported( as l55l000 persons crowded on Huntington Beach lifeguards reported a
marfue1 turned in his resignation . The woman who was shot to death on her th~ beaches ·~y and &mday . ., . weekend crowd of 30,000 persons, in-gypsy woman bad been t.aken into Traffic was Just unbelievable, wd eluding four rescues. At San Clemente
custody for failure to warn him :about her neighbor's lawn. ~r.uce .Reed,., a · spokesman for the city and South County beaches, the crowd
"pet," but "he'd just had it with ~ge County Su,perior Court Judge lifeg~?~rds, especl~UY for a ~i:e-Easter was estimated. at 22,000 for Saturday and
women's purses," according to his col-Walter Charamza rejected a rootion for a week~. A lot of PeoPie were JUst crui., SUndaY combined. 'nlere were no leagues ing ·around and that made it .even rescues. ·
Despiie such hazards, every one of the new trial and similarly denied a p.lea by wbrse." •
35,000 men, Women, and children who McCutchen's lawyer for a ~uctlon of One. 58-year-old rqan, Howard ,Mannke
have flown from Orange County airport ttie verdict to one of seeond degree or Anaheim, died of an apparent heart Burglars Strike.
since January have been subjected to a murder. .
perlOC'lal check of their persons and their •. McCutchen, ·50, of 33821, Olinda·St,, was . 0 •
baggage. PIL T .ADS TUR N J T _,:k R So far, no suspected hijacker has been foulld guilty last month by a jury which ~. ' . . ' -. . n . J.JUC er oom
detected, and most . searches have gone rured that he was sane. when he thot and WIJEELS TO C ~sH " ·
smootbly. But because the federal ru!M killed Mrs. Virginia Hammell, 45, of )21 · • 4 · Orange ·ColJl!ty. il>erlfrs deputieJ are
governing -relies are strict, there have B Wove 'St, Laguna ' BeacJ!:~~ ,,. , DAILY PIWI'' w~ni id,,: ''" "i:,~e 'to · l.nvj!stigsling tl\e• then of $t,tSS by tn-bee'trsmne tense moments. • .. ,~ , , 1'7'· • ~ . !•you never know wha~ )'Ol!T<tgolng to 'l1ie panel rejected"McC,u ... Iten's Cl~im :; tlini wlietls'-lntl> cash' Ha:e'a,lib•r'OH. lnidero w,u ent.red tl\e•locker •room •of
J'\UI lnto,c• says TODL,,Graliam, an tn-that he was Impaired ~y dr\lgs and·~· I dJd It: ,, ~ ' th~ El Niguei.Colmtry Club' Sunday. '.
s""""'n su~~tsor '"* All C.iftornia. to the pobl\_ that he did not.know \thatille t """puUOI said th• l\>e, It. was reported by ,..,_ ~ • • ""-'• ·CHEV Van. Re"'f 'q t, • .rr.. vt ti ho ~ "Andll'!.made'!"'l'Sf.•by.th~-~we .., was doln&·"".hen' he liJliu!ei:I do~""\' "M ~ c nu w · return~ to the hive: tq live With, ~eu ye, got us former mistress • t ,. ~· f~'! bn.kea,' · ' clubhouse at 23700 Club HOuse Driye to
LM ... ,. 1 Aflfl l.~ )f passengers, bcb Witfi ID armful of bag• _r ' •. r··. '-, pl11At, .,l...,,.,,•DX·DU~ find that Cash had bctn takeri from their r.:1=." •' ., ~ ::"~ ..... 1: gage and five relatlvea to see him olf, m.cCutchen was a~ trial . on. · ·" • lock'.ers while they were viewing ) a
c11mfltll J1.21 or1"" C..MY u.1, and you've got to inspect It all and still charges or mlllng '~lni.• ind The~ar was tumed over tot ,i Dew !OWP•ment. ~ ~~ ;: !;t~ :ti~ ger the flight out on time." · obscene tdtphone caiJ' Mn!. HMM Owntr" the llr!t night, anil _the bid owner omcers 'ldentlfied ·the victims 11 Jack
..... """" " ~ :: Jn making ~· agents have melt'• oome when .,;;::~ • ~to bur •new· car. fltlrt . R. Jlo11'., ~ ol '1101 Emerald Bay,
::::::"'.....'::' '~ -• stuck their hands cakeJ, opened bop · ft~·~; taflllllt Belch: Jack Banta, SS, of 1029 :~ .__.. •i; ::;r;:.:."' ~··: so fl.ill they wouldn' close again, grabbed LaguaaM_,,_ .. ~ Sept.I 5 ....... ~ Bonnie t>oone, ~a del Mar1 and .Lou
By TOM BARLEY
01 "'-Dilly Plltt lt•tf
Copies of a Santa Ana Judicial District
Court judge's order were b e ing
di stributed to lawmen throughout Orange
County today ln a move by the District
Attorney's Office to scoop up every
available April II edilion of the Los
Angeles Star publication .
Judge William Thomson signe<l t~e
order Frldoy_a!ter_Deputy_ DistrlcU.t,__
torney Don-.Carroll successfuUy~argued
that an article contained In The Star's
Aprfb 11 edlUon vlO!at .. tbe rigltta of tho.
Pacific Telephone e.ompany... r-
The article, printed under tbe headline
"Call Me Anytime, T~lephont Credit
Code for 1973," allegedly reveals t11e
syst~m ·used by the telephone company
.. for lhe..placlng..and recording of credit _
card calls.
It was argued befor.e ... Judge Thompson
that The Star article "is a passkey for
anyone wishing to use the system
to defraud the telephone company.
A Pacific Telephone C o m p a n y
spokesma~ said today that. he understood
police in Orange County communities
will be moving in "if they haven't
already done so" to pick up all available
April 11 ed1tlons ·Of the controversial
Star.'
But he stressed that his company's ac·
libn had ·"absolutely nothing to do with
obscenity allegations filed against the
paper." -
"That is not our concern," he said.
"We got our order from Judge Thomsoq
to stop circulation of an article · that
should .. never have been printed and
which is an invjtation to commit thett."
A SJ)Okesman said the article bad ap-l
peared earlier in a Madison, Wis .•
publication called "Take Over" and had
apparently-been passed on to the Los
Angeles Star.
5anta Ana C.entral Judicial District
Court Judge Paul Mast today confirmed
that he ruled last weef Jhat obscenity
charges filed against the Star by the
District Attorney's Office were un·
constitutional.
"We will be setting a hearing into that
ruling this week, but l mo.st point out
that my action had nothing to do with the
telephone credit card article," the judge
said.
Ju.dge Mast sa id the charges stemmed
rrom complaints made by a Garden
-Greve resident and were based on a
number of articles· that appeared in the
Star.
"I read the papers in volved from cover
to cover and found nothing in there that
could even be remotely classified · as
obscene," Judg~ Mast said ..
Star circulation department pe rsonnel
probably-a p pr e c i a t e consideratloo
demonstrated _by Costa Mesa police ill
their seizures, compared to that of ~lun·
llngton Beach police last week .
The beach city law enforcement me•
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No LA Stars
111 Laguna
Laguna Beach detectives, armed
\yith scare~ warrants, ·f8!t'ncd out
across the Art ·Colony over the
weekend in efforts to seize copies
· of the U,S Angeles Star. a sexy
periodical dow wanteti for telling
telephone company secrelS.
The mission toward seizure of the
April 11 edition met wi(h trustra~
lion, either due to publicity or
clever operators.
Sgt. Neil Purcell reported .they
couldn't rind a slngle copy In ton.
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Ru.sseJI Means of the American India
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; .. ·• ------.~--_ .... ...,,_ NICOSIA, Cyprus (U -·Arab guer· Tlmor's 1 wife and friends were .Q.n the
rillas attacked...-a AJ Israel a!rllnl'r third floor but "'etc unhurt, the am ·
and the bo .-the Israeli ,a mba5sador b<issador said.· !~~:en~0~~:~oo;:ee th:a::~~
stack all unlowful.amuin a teepee !I-the ..•
While H.Jlll'°'-will meet with · 1helr
tQda ey ble\v ·up lneblfilding but a "I 1ert the hoUse in the direction of the ,..,..,,..a.h>rpshooting-lsr~efi ~ity..guard.Jir.-~rr.baM and tl)ey _apparenUy_ were
ing a submachiriegun Crom the plane waiting tor me," h~ said. "Thank God, I
drove off those attackers,. killing ooe got 9ut of it aUve." ----'"'"'preselitati~. _ ~~ _
Means told a news conferene'e the 58
Qglala Sioox: in Woonded Knee agreed
t(»-thls at a meeting Sunday night, w1th
the-sacred ripe ,placed at the-door: "and
Buerrilla~and-wOWldlng...two~olhers .Meanwhile-a...__reported ive-guer...,_
no· one wi !enter until our slplrtual
!eider Crow Dog, Chief Bad Cob and ~
myself go back into Wounded Knee."
.... The White House balked at meeting
--"~~·Ith. Means and bis associates unless the
In fu1's iilrmiiier arms. -
Means said that as another-condition
for 1he meeting, federal marshals and
other forces are to retreat from their
present positions to areas out Of flfie
_range. -----
Further, he said, the meeting must be
arranged almost immediatelr, becaUBe he
is broke and will have to return to
Wounded Knee Tuesday mQrnlng.
\ He said be is prepared to continue the
armed conrfontation at Wounded Knee
"for the resi· of my life" if the White
.House balks at discussing what the In·
dla ns says is denial of their treaty rights.
Meanwhile, a long-tin'le tribal leader
with the Oglala Sioux told Congress today
his people are facing financial disaster
because of .the occupation of Wounded
Knee by outsiders.
-., --_ Toby .... Eagle.Bull,. secrelar:y oLtbe_tribe
"on the Pine Ridge Reservation, defended
his tribal chainnan. Richard Wilson, and
•the whole system of tribal government.
In testimony before the House Indian
affairs subconunittee, Eagle Bull said
American Indian Movement ""'(AIM)
leaders are thwarting the tribe's attempt
to govern itself and are, in effect, enabl-
ing the Bureau of Indian Affairs to inject
itself again in tribal matters.
"F.or three weeks, our schools bave
·-tieenciose-a. We1t1ve~beerrsttttng ·id! .
We are losing money. We face financia l
disaster," Eagle Bull said, while t h e
"Justice DePartment sits there and
negotiates with these people," referring
· to the AIM leaders.
· Eagle Bull has been a tribal officer for
25 of the 33 years the Ogial\§iJl!IX has
, governed Itself. ·-~
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• President Nixon's veto of $300 million
·to upgrade rural water and· sewage
'facilities will not hurt the $27 million
project of t h e Aliso Water Management
· Aiency, according to William Wolfson,
secretary.
The program rejected by the President
'is entirely different from the ones A WMA
. hopes to utilize to gain 87 .5 percen~
· government funding of the total p-rOjett
cost.
• Administration officials said the Presi-
!dent vetoed the congressional ap-
Jpropriation because many rural agencies l that could afford to fund projects went
f ahead and applied for federal support, at tan increased cost to federal taxpayers.
iHousing P1·oject
iWill Be Studied
~ t Plans for the 250-unit "Machu Picchu"
(:development between Mystic Hills and
t'Top of the World in Lagwi.a Beach will be
!)>resented at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Thurs·
i day Intermediate School. 2100 Park Ave.
, The meeting, sponsored by Village
"'Laguna, will offer local residents a
Echance to see plans for the development
i and ask questions of project designers. e or the 73 acres proposed for develop-
r ment, 70 percent of the hil1slde lands
'""'ould remain as open space. Total cost
1or the project is $15 million.
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The guerrillas involved in the twin at-!illas in two Jeeps drove up to tl\e in ..
tacks killed ~ Cypriot policeman at the ternational airpm:t. Tw~ guerrillas In one
embassy_ residence · when they hurled Jeep overcame a security guard and the
bombs an(f. grehades. T h e y com-three guerrill3s. in the other Jeep sped
. mandeered a Car in an escape attempt out toward the parked fo_yr-engine
but were rounded Up by Cypriot pollce, turboprop Viscowit airliner. !
making the twin attaclss a fiasco, Authorities said the plane1s 14 :
The attacks 'cost the guerrillas one passengers had debarked and were going
.dea<Land . .six...arrested,.-including t~ee-through-customs-when-th guerrillas
\vounded. Two guerrillas escaped. started machine-gunnihg the plane from' On~ group of four Arabs at~acke~ the the speeding_ Jeep ..
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AIR CAL IF~ BAGGAGE INSPECTOR J IM McDOUGALL WARILY SEARCHES WOMAN 'S BAGGAGE
born~ of Amba~sador ~cham1m T1mor, , An Israe1i security guard .stepped out
hurhng dynamite and, .grena~es ~t t~e of the plane firing a submach41egun and
ground floor and heavily damagmg ti. hit all three attackers, one of whom died
from his wounds. 'You Never Know What You 're Going to.Run In to/ Inspector Says; One Searcher Found a Snake · The wounded Jeep driver lost control
and smashed into one of the plane's four
Thleves Strike
Unhapp.y Chord
In La guna Beach
Weekend thefts in Laguna Beach hit
the town's music lovers hardest as
numerous inclderlts-of sto in steiio
equipment were reported. to Laguna
Beach police.
The_.$1,500 sound system or Phillip D.
Anderson, 346 Canyon Acres, was taken
from his residence while he was away on
vacation. Police said a window had been
forced open and the expensive equipment
removed through the window.
.Stereo-equipment valued at-$350 was
taken from (he home of Charles Sundy,
2260 S. Coast Hlghway, in a crime
reported Su'oday.
Stereo tapes valued at $135 were
reported stolen from the car trunk of
Richard R. Wilson, 1441 S. Coast
H•ghway. Police said the car trunk lid
was pried o p e n anct 25 tapes were
removed ... The_ar)la_d__been..p'Ak~ jn_Ul_e
underground garage of Wil5C1n's apart-
ment building.
Another crime involved the theft of
$341 wori!i of tools, motorcycle 1 equip-
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cd through dirty diape r bags. Nothing ... "But with women you can't," he says.
can be negleeted,cthey say. "We've had women go through here in
But in rating the various dangers the skin tighl clothes that obviously weren't agents face, Graham still says women's purses are the most unpredictable. concealing anyth ing. and still tbe metal
"One of the rules you learn is not to detector would light up."
_stick your hand anyw.here without looking _In_cases..like these,_tbe .problem can
first," Gra~am says. "~?at gypsy Usually he traced to metal bra supPorts
woman convtnced us of that. . -but it's not something the men are There are other lessons, too. One 1s . . .
that people aren't always what they ap-allowed to mvestigate.
pear to be. · A female sheriff's deputy must be
uwe h a d one doctor that I won't _available at all times for such matters.
~rget," says Graham. "I opened his bag The problem of metal i n un-
and saw loose pills and medicine and his dergarments is especially frequent with
. stethoscope all mixed in with dirty socks older women. "One out of three wears a and underwear. You have to wonder
about a doctor like that." corsett," says Graham. "They wouldn't
dream of flying without it and that really
makes trooble for us."
Water Officials
V oic~ Approval
Of Aliso Plaits
Following a refCnt tour, staff members
of ltie state Water Resources Control
Board and the federal Environmental
Protec tion Agency said they are pleased
\l'ith the sewage treatment proposals of
the Aliso Water Management Agency .
A WMA representatives led the staff
members on a six-hour ride through the
hills and dales of South Orange CoWlty,
showing them various i n d e p e n den t
facilities that wHl be linked together
under current plans."'"
"Basically. they indicated overall ac-
cord with the project," reported William
Woolson, seeretary to the A WMA board
of directors.
The tour-of the region is part of EPA 's
processing of the /\ \VMA reclamation "What really surprises me is some of
the women," adds another agent, Jim
McDougall. "They're the.i )TlOSt gorgeous
things on the outside, but when you look
inside their purses, it's awfuJ. I'm really
shocked sometimes."
program. Its $27 million cost, is expected
All of this may sound funny to an to be offset with $18 million in state and
Not only baggage, but· the iridividuals
themselves must be checked,. which leads
to·anolher set of problems.
"If a man goes through ,the ·metal
detector and shows up with metal, you
can. ask -hiin to-take-off-his "coat or belt
buckle or whatever, until yau eliminate
. the p~lem," says ~cDougall.
outsider. But agents consider it very federal grant money.
serious. And if ai:iyone attempts to joke Local agencies joining hands in A \VMA
about the inspection process, he's are the city of Laguna Beach, South Laguna Sanitary District, Irvine Ranch courting trouble. Water District, Emerald Bay Service
. One young__Mafin~_._for..._example, was District,.Moulton Niguel ... Water District,
flying to Satt...f'rancisco for a big weekend Los Alisos Water District and Santa Ana
with his_girllriend. He, was well.dressed Mo~taip.s _ Wa_ter Disti:lc;;L.._. _"_"
d d f b I d The state WRCB Feb. I approved the an carrie a arge, right y wrappe AWMA program and approved sending it ~ckage. to the EP.A for final approval.
"What's in here~an agent aske.d. The -· only problem at this poirit,
"A bomb," be deadpanned. \Voolson >;said, is that EPA and state
engines, aut1l9rities said. _
An El A1 spokeJ'man in Tel Aviv··said
the plane with~ts four-013n crew was
returning to Internation"l Airport
tonight despileJ,' ' dam age. ·
Fifty minutes after the attack at the
airport , four othef guerrillas arrived at
Timor's house l.n a private car and
started hurling the explosives, seriously
wounding a police guard at the entrance
who was reading a newspaper. J.Ie later
died in the hospital, authorities said.
After -hurling~the-explosives and firing
machlhe gWls at the house, authorities
said, the guerrillas seized a passerby and
threatened him with guns to force him
Out' of his car, '
They commandeered the auto and
started speedirig of,,.hen a poli~ ~trot
car intereeepted tbem. Two guerrillas
were wounded in a_ blaze of police gttn-
flre. A third was captured unharmed and
il fQll[!b esi:aJl;<d,_"_
Hopeful Tells
His 'Virtues '
HARROGATE. England (UPI) -
Jack Reynolds told voters Sunday
they-should put him.into office.as a_.
county councillor, not on his record
but his talents .
ment and clothing frOm' Robel-t Z.
Wheelei-. The property was taken from a LA
building at 357 Canyon ·Acres. Drive: •
Wheeler lives at 471 Shadow Lane.
Without saying a word to him, the repre5entatlves do OOt want to approve
d h ff ho any grant money for conatruction of an agent tume to t e security o icer w interceptor sewer Jine. between. Dana
took the young man into custody. "I Point and an Inland treatment plant at
could easily have Jo0ked in the package Aliso Creek Canyon.
"The on1y . reason I llave been
nominated," -he said at an election
rally, "is because I am a loud-
nlOuth, obstinate, crafty and want
my Owntway."
He said. these are itleal county
councillor characteristics. The theft of $50 cash was·reported by
the manager of Ferrel!s Pizza, 440 S.
Coast Highway.
Second Marine
D1ill Sergeant
Found Guilty
PARRIS ISLAND, s"c. (UPI) -A ,,..,.
ond ·Marine drill -instructor has. been
convicted in the death of a young recruit.
S/Sgt. Jesse D. Pollard, 33, of Green-
ville, N.C. was found guilty by a military
judge of 1,1iolating recruit training rule s.
Pollard was given a bad conduct
discharge, reduced in rank to sergeant,
and sentenced to 18 months at hard labor
with forfeiture or pay during the sen-
tence.
Sgt. Eugene A. Cuny Jr., 24, of Jupiter,
Fla., was convicted Thursday on two
slmiJar charges and was sentenced to 12
months at hard labor, for!eiture of pay
and reduced to. private.
Pollprd, Cuny and Sgt. Samuel D.
Carver, 23, of Tuscaloosa, Ala. were
relieved of duty after an investigation
was begun into the death of Pvt. Daniel
Lee 'Williams of Johns Island, S.C. in
January.
pried street news racks apart with .
crowbars to seize copies of the Star
allegedly containing obscene matter.
"niere Is no damage being done to
these stands," Costa Mesa Police Detec-
tive Sgt. Joltn Regan said after bringing
an armload of copies of the Star to hea,d-
quarters. ·--
"We are buying these papers," he said
following seizure of 74 copies at eight
locations throughout the city.
"We don't pay for every single one,"
added Sgt: Regan. "We just put in 35
cents and take all the copies in the
rack."
Driver lnjt1red
In Auto··wreck
Shoji Kotsubo told Laguna Beach police
that he was just driving al ong when he
apparently dozed off and his small
Japanese car skittered into a parking
meter and tree Saturday.
Kotsubo, 20, of 15952 Pilgrim Lane,
Huntington Beach , suffered chest injuries
in the accident which also deStroyed the
parking meter, just a short distance
from Laguna Beach Police station.
Officers inside heard a crunch and ran
to the sCene at Second Street and Forest
Avenue.
and found out he wasn 't telling the truth "It's som,thing that is going fo have to
about' the bomb," said Graham. "But this be straightened out," said Woolson. "We
isn't something we fool around with." may have to appeal this to the state board."
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Even when pe·ople aren't joking, they He added that staff members were •
can get in trouble. A woman who went by "very pleased" that use of the vintage D ENJAL • • •
the name of , "Dynamite" was denied 1930 Laguna Beach sewer plant will be
boarding and taken into custody when--tenninated with the advent of the AWMA Schools ,73. .
h 'kn ·" ed h "kt system. '"""·! d h bee t to "t t at rue ame a.ppear . on ~r tic e. AWMA hopes to start construction of J.nc W1 · a~ n se up ass1s B ·d n thi th · · candidates for Jegislature and school es1 es a s, e 'Inspection program tlie facility this summer. The goal of the boards who .. are supportive of public
has been expensive. Ten extra Orange .program is to treat waste water suf-education, and are pro public schools," ,
County Sheriff's deputies have been hired ficien tly for use • in irrigation and said Les Francis, regional consultant.
by the airport at an annual cost of recharging of ground w~ter su~plies. Schools '73 is backing Jc:me Boyd,
$100,000. In addition, the airlines have . Any exces.s. effluent .wi.11 be discharged Norman Browne and Michael Sagar in
been forced to increase manpower in~o th Pac1~1c Ocean via an outfall off ~ the April 17 school board election.
significantly. For Air Cal's program, 35 Ahso Beac h in South Laguna. "The co~tribution was made because
fulltime positionS have been added , which the three» candidates represented. ~Y
amounts to a 5 pere<nt increase in the Oil Ties Up Traffic Schools '73 are the best choice for people
number of employes. who care ·about schools," Francis said.
On the other hand, hijackings have LOS ANGELES (AP) -Traffic in the Francis said the donations were made
been nearly eliminated since the na-downtown area was snarled for three from a political action fund established
tionwide program went into effect in hour" when a tanker truck overturned on by $5 payments made by CTA members.
January. a freeway and spilled 8.000 gallons of He said tha t in addition to the teacliers
"People know they're going to get a crude oil onto the pavement and 33 who are members of the local CTA~unlt,
real close check when they try to board," automobiles parked under •an operpass. some 400 CTA members reside within the
says Graham. ''I'm sure that's enough to The spill occurred Sunday on a Jransition Laguna Unified School District. The $250
discourage anybody '"ho's got any road between the northbound Harbor and donation represented local concern, ·not
sense.'' eaStbound Santa Monica freeways. "outside money," he said;
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Britis~ Newspaper ·
Homosexual Seeks Love
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From Cl1ristian Church
LONDON .CAP ) -A plea for Christian
''lovc1 care and compassion" for
homosexuals has been published by the
Church of England Newspaper, Britain's
largest Anglican journal.
Jn a ha.If-page editorial introducing a
full-page article by a p r a c t J c i n g
homosexual, the weekly 12-page paper
gently rebuked the established church for
preaching the lncompatability of Chrls·
tianity and homosexuality.
"Many people, not only\ homosexuals,
with desperate problems feel that the
church Is cutting lts<lll off from those In
the deepest need,'' the editorial said. '"In
their own...tyes, they are misunderstood
and rejected by those who should be the
messengers of God 's power and Jove."
· The editorial dissociated I t s e 11 ,
however, from •iavant-garde theologians
who have shocked by suggest111& lhat..1>ur
Loni cou ld Hlmselr have been a
homosexual."
The paper suggested tha t homo<etuals
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seek medical help and made passing, but
npproving, reference to "the Christian
process of transforming the tendency" to
homosexuality.
The article was written by D. Lloyd,
homosexual founder of REACH, an in-
dependent bod y working to promote
understanding between homosexuals..and
churchmen.
Noting that one In every 20 Britons is
exclusively homosexual, Lloyd rebuked
the Anglican Church for "'examining
· homosexuality 0 only with the greatest
reluctance and from afa:r." He drew at·
tentio'ri" to the Christian virtues or
"forgiveness and acceptance ... which,"
he said. "have been conspicuously absent
In the church's treatment of the
homosexual."
"Due to ignorance," he added, "the
church has, with few noteworthy er-
ceptlorul, made the lot of the homosexual
a great deal banter by blanket co~
demnation. 1'
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Ot ""' D<r ~Met ......
For border patrolmen operating the
busy alien checkpoint.at_:>an Onofte,Jhe past weekend w .. a mixed bag of higJ>.
speed chases, contratiand marijuana and eye~· attempts by foiir. Mexican nationals
to beat rresident Nixor.1s elaborate
security setup in San Clemente.
The patrolmen have operl\ted the
roadblock near· the Presidential estate
Irvine City Staff
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continuously fo r the past $ex,_en ~ays in .~point via the ~ strip of Camp I for ~taUon. ~ed--a;er voluntarily near San Juan
an attempt to stem the seasOnal surge of • P~ndleton.1be•ch. . _ 1$.0n .SundtY night a bi~speed pursuiY Creek Road.
wetbacks hea:dirig north this· season to But wb_en ,tbe four men rea · , the reaching apeeds of UXI. ~s per ~--ifi.r The ease. of the contraband marijuana
WQdt.Jn_agrj<:!!!i!lre, ., ·--. Presi\!o!)W!l_~ . ~!14 aeveral Jurtsdictiom,.ml netted took ·•·-on Sa"•"'•y as a -~man . d Patrol Capt. Gene narris said during -noon, Secret Service ts cut short the six persons. • · , ~ '\\U... wu 1 en-
the past seven-day period his men ar-journey. , The incident ~ as, the car bolted tified , as Leslie J? an Nixon. 23, of
rested nearly 1,000 lllegar aliens. · Two;.et .. t 11trespassers" on the ~-·through the checkP91nt ant led several Canada, drove up to the rqadblock -her
The weeken4 figure Y(8S 281 . . ~d were picked up by agents. officen 9n•the chase w~ finally ended ~an 'Sagging badly in the rear. .
Among, those aliens were four wh9 ..--'two Others ran north, onJy to be ar. on the.San Diego freeway in Sin Juan Suspicious patrolnien asked to look in
thought they had made it ho_!!).e--ffee rested by Sail-Clemente police. . Capistrano. Offlcers said-the driver of the trunk.
Saturday after walking paS!--tlie check-All four were turned over to the Border the car finally "quit trying to run" and "The thing was packed so tight with _.__...-
'No' on Beach " ...
Irvine city staff members .suggest
councilmen Tuesday night should oppose
"legalization" of drinking in county ~aC!les or: ~Parki sUCh as VniVefSity
Regional Park, now Wider construetiOb in
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Community Services Director Paul
Brady .suggests countjlmell inlO!Jll COUil·
ty supervisors the'cilY prefers to give its
law enforcement of'Uaefl a tool with
which to ~emove offemtve drinkers from
public parks. fumty offidals aro con-
sidering repealing a ban on drinking in
county-operated parks or beach areas .
Jumption, then why try and prohibit it in
-public areaS:"
HEt adds, howev~r,-1.that·CQDtacts With
police .officials -suggest that wiiho4t the
Jaw, law enforcflllent agencies wonder
.®lL they ~~'with.Jtisting...1>01@
servioe. levela, be expected to reasonably
coqlroi lea•iioed'-p!ion, especially
in view of past µper1.,.ce and possible
pqtontial problems," Brady said. \vei1' coUnty &iielals to ;heed> the. ad-
vice of Irvine and Q1ber cities opposing
changes in tM law, persons drinking in
WDl_ic in_t;01llllf run parks 'wo.uld_be sub-
ject to arrest.
bricks of marijuana I doubt if anyone
could get another one in." said llarris.
The contraband weighed nearly 600
pounds. - -
The woman, a visitor from Calgary,
Alberta. was turned over to U.S. Customs
agents for· prosecution, Ha,rris said.
The officiaJ explained ttiat the new
su rge of aliens follows a ~a1niliar pattern
for the spring monlhs 6ecause the' job
market improves come. planting season.
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Up to Life
On Another
Attack Rap .
Leslie R.' Peters was sentenc~ to not
less than five years in state prison today
for assault charges filed when he am-
bushed and shot at an Irvine police of-
ficer.
Orange County Superior Court Judge
Lester Van Tatenbove imposed the
sentence-this morhtng -,Ust one -month
after a Jury in hi! courlro1!ln found
Peters, 12, of Orange, guilty ol wault
with a deadly weaj1QD-4D:fl-'& •WI •
deadly weapon on a peace officer,
Peters drew a prison term 0( six
month! to life Qf1 \he lesser assault count.
Judge Van Tatenhove added five.yeanof
prison time for his use o( a firearm in
tbe incident. 7
~ady. notes -the ·suggestion ·has-been
opposed by Newport Beach and Costa
Mesa. The latter city provides lrviite
with its police department under terms
of ·a am.tract which runs for another 18
months .
Peters was arrested last Oct. 24 at his
home, just 24 hours after more than Ml
lawmen using two bloodhounds scoured
the area in the vicinity· of Jeflrey and
Barranca roads. Brady suggests the ci[y operate in a
. basis of common sense enforcement of
the booze ban law.
He suggests that "cotnmon sense bas
dictated the following:
"If persons are not creating a nuisance
and/or disturbing the leisure enjoyment
of other park users, 8nd no formal com·
plaint has been received, then law eh-
forcement personnel does not interfere."
Despite his suggestion the city offer
~·qualified opposition\' to the proposal to
legalize drinking in parks, Bracfy notes
'1mo~t park and recreation ·professionals
appear to ... support the proposal."
He said such persons reason that, 11lf
you can't prevent and enforce its con4
Alicia Parkway
Work Contracted
'. A contract for the-construction of Alicia
Parkway from the San Diego Freeway
north to'MuirlandSBoulevard, a diSlance
, qf about one half .mile bas been approved
, by the iloard of Supervisors. · ·
• El Cnm.ino q<>ntracting Company w~
1,the low bidder at .$52,825. nere were 10
bids submitted.
'The work to be done consists of con-
.1tructlng a new road by grading and COn..
structing curbs and gutters, surfaclng:
with asphalt and '.lolnlng the eilstlng
parkway at .Muirlands.
' Nuclear P acemakers
'· NEWARK, N.J. (UPIJ -The Beth
Israel Medical· Cent&· today completed
the first of a series of operations pro-
viding heart patients with nuclear·
powered pacemakers. A s~kesman al
the facility said Max: Spiefer, 88, of
~Nutley, N.J. was returned to his second-
.floor room following the GS-minute opera-
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PILOT ADS TURN
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u DAILY PILOT want ads just love to
tum wheels -Into cash. Here's how one
'llld It:
'1!3 CREV Van. Roblt cng.,
trans, new brakes, shocks,
pain4 $HOO. lll·DD.
The car was turned over to a new
Owner the nm night, ancl the old owner
....,,t right out' to buy a ..,.. cor. Start
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County A-cts
To Obtain
Star Copies
By TOM BARLEY
Of .. DMty , .... """
Copies.-of a Santa Ana Judicial District
Court judge's order were b e i n g
distributed to lawmen throughout Orange
County today in a move by the District
Attorney's Office to scoop up every .
available April 11 edition of the Los
Angeles Star publication.
Judge Will iam Thomson signed the
order Friday alter Deputy District At-
torney Don Carroll successfully argued
that an article contained in The Star's
April 11 edition violates the rights of the
Pacific Telephone C'.ompany. ·
The article, printed under the headline
11C8U Me Anytime, Telephone Credit
· Code for 1973/' allegedly reveals the
system u!ed by the telephOne company
for the ·placing and recording of credit
card calls.
. It was argued ~ore Judge Thompson
that. The Star article "is a passkey f0<
anyone wishing to use the · system
to defraud the telephone company.
A Pacific Telephone Co· m p a n y
spokesman said today that he understood
police inoi Orange County cominunitles .
will be moving in "if they haven't
(See LA STAR, Page I) . '·
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THJS 'W.t,5 PART .OF THE CROWD THAT HIT THE BEACH · SUNDAY AL:ONG ORANGE ' COAST
Balmy Sunday Bringi Out Sun ind S11 Fans, Contr ibutes to Trafflc Jl m1 · ' ------~.~,-~--.c_ • •I • ' : ' '
Five Homes Hit
In M~sion· Vie jo
Area b.y Thi eves
Burglars were active in t h e Mission
Viejo area duril)g the weekend with
Orange County sheriff's deputies in-
vestigating break.ins at five homes and
an atlen)pted burglary at another.
The total haul by what may be the
same team of· burglars comes to more
than $2,000, officen said.
More than $800 of that total W{l.S .
represented by the theft of a .color
television set, jewelry and credit cards
from 'the home of Eugene Philip Plngle,
39, o: 24031 Spadra Lane.
OffiCers said the burglars smashed, a
eliding glass d00< in the kitchen ,area lo
galh entry while the family was away.
Intruders pried open the locked patio
door to force their way into the home of
Jeffrey Richard Blake, 29, of 26702 Sad-
dleback Drive, and take a television set
and jewelry valued at nearly $800 while•
the Blake family w a s at Santa Anita
Race Track.
' ' ' 250,000 Swarm·,:.to Coast
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Shores Over Weekend
Sunny sides and wann temperatures
brought more than 150,000 persons to the
Orange Coast .over the weekend in the
heaviest beaCh activity of the .,ouog
season. r
Crowds caused massive traffic jams in
the NewpQrt Be'ach and Laguna Beacji
areas as l1each roadways ., were loaded
with what fifeg\iards terriled "the kind of
Ki4nap Suspect -
KiUed by. Truck
Qn Irvine Road
crowd you would expect on a riormal
Sund~y during the summer."
In Newport Beach, all roads were jam-
med from mid-morning Saturday and
Sund~~ until af~.5 p.m., police said. At
least a doze~ minor accidents were
reported in that city alone /as motorists
sought to contend with the 'massive traf4
fie snarls.
Few rescues Were reported, however,
af\ocean·temperature< In the-M to 57·
degree range prevailed.
At Newport Beach, four rescues· were
reponed as 155,000 persons crowded on
the beaches Saturday and Sunday,
"Traffic was just unbelievable," said
~ruce, Reed, a spokesman for the city
lifeguards,· "especially for a pre-Easter
weekend. A lot of people were just cruls-One of three men wbo ~legedly kid· Ing around and that made it even
naped a San Diego motorist in'Tljuana worse,"
and forced him to drive north was killed ~ SS.year-old man, Howard Mannke
The search was sparked by OfCiC!r
Steven Nash's calls for help when he was
fired on as the patrolman stopped hi s
patrol car to Investigate the apparent lll·
ness or injury of a man laying at the fn4
tersectiori of the two ·roads.
The assallant who sent a bullet whistl4
ing in the directJori of Nash, 24, was iden4
tified as Peters.
It was testified at his trial that he had
been elected to hlgh office in the Hessian
motorcyclists' organization s h ortly
before the shooting-incident.
Lawmen who seized Peters at his home
said they found nine loaded rines and
shotguns on the prem.is~s.
The narrow brush with death at the
lonely intersection left Officer Nash in a
semi-state of shock that made it difficult
for him to recall consciously what hap-
pened.
A clinical .psychologist placed . the
young officer in_ a deep hypnotic trance
during his interrogation about what ac-
tually happened and he recounted eac!J
second and the sensation experienced.
The testimony was recorded as tha
patrolman's fear and tense reactions
were re-llved when Reters leaped up and
aimed his pistol.
Pot Taken in Mexico
YUMA , Ariz, (AP) -Authorities in the
nearby Mexican border town of San Luis,
Son., seized 17 tons of marijuana Sunday
night In a raid on 8.!1 abandoned home.
Affi ' ~._._..,,----A-color-tele.vliion-se.t....and.Joose... U Cli:ll l f.li:IK with a total v~ue of $300 also was the early today ln Irvine when he was struck o :Ariabeun, dieGO an apparen eart-
by a truck after getting out akmgside the attack at Art's Landing in Newport target of burglars who broke the dining
Airline Hunt-room wlndow to gain eritry to the home
of Ronnie Jean Rush, 321 of 24675 Spadra
Lane.
Boa Finds Him mr;(~ ~~~;:~Fa Bi·
BJ JOHN ZALLER
Of .. o.ltr 'I"" Shlff
Becauae Bhe was dresaed all in black -
<cleor down to her black fingemailJ -
Agent Paul Gllbralth was a bit nervous
when the t!YPBY·ltlte wQman subrilitted
her ovenlu!d purae to the Air Cal bag·
gage .. arch.
But traffic at Orenge County Airport
was heavy that day, so without any
noticeable heeltatlon he stuck his hand
Inside the purse and felt around .
"What the .•. ?" he yelled suddenly,
yanking out his baJ>d.
"Oh, that's just my pet boa," th_e
WOmaD ~lalned .innocently.
The -day Agent Gllbraitlt, an tt·
marine, btrW ID bi•w'p·•• 1119-
IYPBY 1ronian bad been taken Into
eustody f0< lalluro to warn him about her
upet," but "he'd just bad Jt with
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• ' Tax Deadline . ' .
Se t T~$dtzy
Tiletday 11 the deadline !or pay-
rhent ol the leCU1d Installment of
county property tu.s, Tax Collec-
tor Robert Citron reillndec! Orange
County mldellll today. .
Paymenta may be m•de hr
-at Cllr<Xl'• ol!lce, 630 N. Broadway, 8'nla,Alla, by 5 p.m .. or
imMl be poolmarke<i April 10 It •
mailed. •
Lite p111111!1111 •ill be penalized
lb .,.._t ol-thB total tax bill, plus U!r = cllalJ", the tu col-
San ~go Freeway. Beach SUnday morning as he was
Horaslo G. Alcaraz, 31, of Sun Valley, preparing to leave on a fJshlng trip.
was dead at.the scene along the ffftway In Legun.a Beach, crowds rail 25,000 to
be!w1!tn Sanll canyon Amrue and Jeffrey 30,000 both Satun!ay and Sunday, city Ille
Road. guard! reported.. 1bere were two
"tlrvliie police invesUgaton were in San reJCUes, Including one youth wbo had air
Diego th.ls morning attemptthg . to pin ~ed to t&e city to become a 1ummer
down detaill of the b!WTe cue which eguard,
wu lniUillly listed as a murder. oDly two Laguna Beach life guard st&·
"It ii lookln& and lib UON were .manned Oftl' Uie weekend as
we're g01ng to put ::":,.. rls a~c ac-o~ were tabn by ""1>rlle by tile
cldent," Dttec1Jve Sgt ... Sam· Cordelto ...,,_.like crowili, accofding to We
said today. · • guard spokesman Bruce Bain!.
He '""'"ted..a.certalll degree of fnlUal Al.a· result, Baird Slid 'the IUeguarcls
confuslo(rled to liltior of Alcaraz'• death O!t duly. were kept busy ;watching for
as a homicide Jn1tesd ol an accident. SWIQltl1Us In trouble and didn't have k~.veral agencies, ln<;luding the 0r'8ge timl to enforce all beach regulaUons. In
1.AURly • Coroner'• Of«te and r h e many areu, he said, the large crowds
Clllfomli Highway Patrol\ were invi>lved ruulted In complete freedom ror dogs to
in the lnvesttgaUon initial y. ·run wltholll thetr leashes, which are re-
Detective fl&t. Keltlt Cmi>onte1 and quired bl' law.
1Detec1Jve Bob Lennert were !ti Siii Dleco HunUopn Belclt llfeguarda r"POl'led a
tlils inoming, Interviewing the alleged weeliend crow)! of I0,000 ""'°"'' 1 ..
kidnap 'fictim who claimed he wu ab-cludlng four -..s. At San Clemente
ducted Stllldty night. and IQrth Olunty beachu. the crowd
Ollr1a E. Unt, II, of San Dtqo, told wu eslin>ated at D,1111! for Saturday 'l!ld
lnVeltlc•tan that Alcaraz and tw~ other Sunday combined. There were no
• (See IQDJ'iAi Pale l) · ' . ·-· .,
Orange Coast residents can look
forward to more high clouds and
just a peck or two or sunshine pn
Tuesday. The air will be wann ,
however, with beach temperatures
at 68, rising to 75 inland.
IN~ETODAY
Jlark Spitz has f'ttreatcd to a
more private lift, recovering
from tile shock of 81lddt1t Jame .
f{e's sailingo and planning his
May 6 wedding. See stOTJI on
Page 5.
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WASlllNGTON (AP) -Spokesman itusseu Me'ans o( lhe American Indian
Mo•emonl said today the militants ·OC·
•---C1JJ))'lnlr Wounded Knee have-ag....<I to
staclt all UDlawllll arms in a teepee II Lhe
White Hoiue will meet wilb tbelr
represtntatfves.
Means told a new1 conference the 58
Oglala Sioux In Wounded Knee ag....<I
to th!> 1t a •lrif Sllnday night, with
the ncnd pipe 'placed al the door "and
M cne wll lent.er .until our · slpirtual
leader ·Crow Dog; Chief Bad Cob and
mYau 10 boclt lnlo Wounded Kaeo."
'lbe Wb1ie ff-balbd al meeting
with Meona Ind bla uaoclates ulileis lhe
lnfilinl inirrender arms.
Means sild thal u another eondlllon
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rlllas attacked Jn I ~I l~r!_el airl~ After hurling ~the expl~ives ;n~ firfhg
and the boiJJe of the Israeli ambaasador maclune guns •!' the house. auttiorities
,...:.._,""1a,y.-!ll>ey-IJ!ew llP-lhe-buildiilg but~a -said,.llle-guerr!Uas oei1ed a l""OO•by-aiid ~psfllotlng Israeli 5eCUl'ily guard fir-threatened him · with guns tO l:>rce him
uig a aubma~negun from the plane . drove off those. attackers. ltilling one":'" . out of his car. I r '
guerrilla ·a~d wounding two others. _ . They comryaodeered the ~uto and
The guerrillas involved in the twin at· start~ speedtng off wtJen a pci1ce patrol
tacks killed a Cypriot policeman at the car 1nterecept~ them. Two • guerrillas
· embas..y reaidence. when they ·hurled ~ere w~ed m a blaze of police gun·
bombs and grenades. Tb e y com-fJ(C~ A third was. captured .unharmed and
mandeercd a car in an escape attempt a fourth ~ped.
but were n>WJded up by Cypriofpolice, ..-----.,.-------
malting the twin attaw a fiJl.co. ,; •
The ~uacts cost the guerrillas one . No LA Stars :r I .'
dead and six artested, iriclUding three ~·: .~
wounded. Tin> guer'rUlas escaped. · • '
One group of lour Arabs atlacked the J ii Lag·una ~' home of Ambll!sador·ftacbamlm Tlmor, • .J
-!or the meeting, federal marohala and
other forces are to retreat from their
present positions to areas out o! rifle
range.
AIR CALIFORNIA BAGGAGE INSPECTOR JIM McDOUGALL WARILY SE ARCHES WOMAN'S BAGGAGE
'You Never Know What You're Going t.o Run Into,' Inspector Says; One Searcher.Found a Snake ·
hurling· dynamite and mnades at the
grounOifoor and heavilf dimaging il
Timor's wife and friends were on the
third floor but We unhurt, the am-
---Uguna BeiiCh detectives, anned
wilh search warrants, fanned out
across the Art Colony over the
weekend in ef(orts to seize cop;es
of -the Los Angeles Star. a suy
periodical no" wanted for telling
telephone ccqpany secrets.
Further, he said, the meeting must be
arranged aJmosi tiiunecliately btcauae he
is broke and will have to return to
WQUndod Kuee Tuesday morning.
Fro1n Pnge J
SEARCHES. • He said ht Is pctpu<d lo contlaue lhe
armed conrfootation :rt Wour.ded Knee "for the rest of my ·nre" lf the White women's purses," according to his col-
House balks at discussing What the In· leagues.
diam says is denial of their treaty rights. Despite such hazards, every one of the
Meanwhile, • tong-time tribal leader 35,000 men, women, and children who
with tbe Oglala Sioux told Congress today . have flown from Orange County airport
his people are facing financial diluter since Jp.nuary have been subjtcted to a
'because of the occupaUon of Wounded penonal check of their persons and their
· Knee by outsiders. baggage. ·
' Toby Eagle Bull, secretary of the trll>e-So far, no auspecled hijacker has bel!n-
on the Pine Ridge Reservation, defended detected, and most searches have gone
his tribal clWnnan, Richard Wibon, and smoothly. But because the. federal rules
the whole l!lystem o~ tribal gpvemment. governing searches are strict, there have
_ · ---.In-testimony _be.fg_re__tM_JJQ!I~ lndill;R been some tense moments.
affairs subcommittee, Eagle Biill!ild "You niVeJ.-know what yOU're joffigto
American Indian Movement (AIM) run into," says Tom Graham, an Jn-
leadei-s are thwarting the tribe's attempt spection supervisor for Air California.
to govern itself and are, in effect, enabl-"And It's made worse by the pressure we
ing the-Bureau o! Indfan Affairs to inject have to live wilh. YoU've got II~
itself again 1n tribal matten. passengers, each with an armful of bag-
"For three weeks, our schools have gage and five relatives to see him off,
been closed. We have been sitting idle. and y.oit_v.e got to inspect It all and still
We are losing money. We face !lnancial get tbe flJght out on time." . •d'-·~·." '"••'-Bull aald, while t b e --.....,. In making Inspections, agents have -
"'Juallce Department sits there and stuck their bands into cakes, opened bag>
negoUates wllb these people," ,.ferring so lull they """1dn'l close agaln,.grabbed
·10 Lhe AIM leaden. - -·caclusel·and rim>rblacles and even nos-
' Eagle Bull has been a tribal o!Dcer !or ed · 'tlirouah dlrty.,cliaper 'bags. r;othlng
25 of Lhe D yean Ibo Oi!lala Sioux bas cruibe neglected, Lhey aay. ·
governed Itself. But In raUng the various •····-the MJBIMI IndJanl at Woupded Kpoe ...,._ • -, ~ refused OVtt the weekend to ~er agents face, Graham sUll says WQ~ s
· arms and· peace 1111" ,..,. broken oil ~ ~. ~~ ~t unpredlcta~.::
between protest leaden and White House 1 Ohe ot ffie rW.es you learn 11 not to
aldea her. · slick your liaild anywhere wllhouf!ooklng
· fjtst," lrraham says. '~That BYJ>sy
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meg forced him at knifepoint to drive
them fram the border city.
Investigators said Lint told them he
, stopped hla Ur about 25 miles south o[
I Ttlbuco Road on Lhe ride north, al which t:. u:::n:: =: ~~t I.mt
Helgoed engine trouble and lhal the lwo
!'men gol out lo check under the hood, at
{which time he drove orr.
i: Investigators said the Uni car pulled
t·over again about JO miles farther north
::_ supposedly at Alcaraz' orders -and r he got out, leaving his knife in the car
; wilh the victim.
~ Authorities said the victim was ap-
t parently hit by the diesel truck as he
~ tried to dish across the northbound lanes. ! Coroner's deputies said this morning
: that an autopsy on Alcaraz's mangled ! body would be performed later in the
1day.
i Results sought could shed some light
}. on a motive for the bil.arre abduction
t tale given by Llnt, such as the presence
£Of drugs in the suspect's body. ·
( Police said this momina: lhat a number
t.of qui!stio ns remained unanswered in
)"connection with the case.
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woman convinced us or that."
There are other lessons, too .. One is
that people aren't always what they ap-
pear to be.
"We bad one doctor that I won't
forget/' says Graham. "l opened his bag
and saw loose pills and medicine and his
stethoscope all mixed in with dirty socks
and underwear. You have to wonder
about a doctor like that."
"What really surprises me is some or
the women,'' adds another agent, Jim
McDougall. "They're the most gorgeous
things on the outside, but when you look
inside their purses, it's awful. I'm really
shocked sometimes." '
Not only baggage, but the individuals
themselves must be checked,. which leads
to anothe r set of problems.
"If a man goes through the metal
detector and shows up with metal, you
can ask him to take olf his coot or belt
buckle or whatever, until you eliminate
the problem,'' says McDougall.
"But with women you can 't," he says.
"We've had women go through here in
skin tight clothes that obviously weren't
concealing anything, and still the inetal
detector would li ght up."
In cases like these, the problem can
usually be traced lo metal bra supports
-but it's not something the men are
allowed to investigate.
A female sheriff's deputy must be
available-at all limes !or such matters.
The probltim of metal i n un-
dergarments is especially frequent With
older women. ·•One out or three wears a
corsett," says Graham. "They wouldn't
dream Of f1 ying without it and that really
makes trouble for us." •
bassador '8id.
Man Paralyzed in 3-story
"I left the house bt the direction ol the
embassy and they apparently were
wailing for me," be II.id. "Thank God, I
got out of it alive."
Meanwhile a reported five guer-
rillas in two Jeeps drove up to the in-
ternational airport. Two guerrillas in one
Jeep overcame a security guard and tlie
three guerrillas in the other Jeep sped
out toward the parked !our-engine
turboprop Viscount airliner.
The misskirf toward seizure.of the
April 11 edition met with frustra-
tion, either due to publicity or
clever operators. Fall ~t Hotel in Laguna . Sgt. Neil Purce ll reported they
couldn't find a single copy in town.
A 21-year~ld man who attempted to
climb from one Laguna Beach hotel
room window to another and !ell three
Students to Push
·For-Relaxation .
• Of Dress Code
A request from high school .students for
relaxing dress code standards wUI be
made loniibt lo Irvine Unified School
District trustees.
The request comes from the two Stu·
dent representatives to the 'Board of
Trustees. Lut month they polled
students II University High School and
found · that a majority favored the
minimum dress requirements allowed by
the state. · ~
At 'pri!sent, all students in the· 'l\JsUn
Union High School District must conform
l'O a dress code that goes beyond state
mlnlmum standards. When tJie Irvine
Unified Board takes jurisdiction over "
University Higb School on July I, bow·
ever, it can revise those standards.
Also on the agenda !or tonight's Irvine
school board meeting ls a report on
Saturday's conference on·disbict goals.
Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. at El
Toro Marine School, 8171 SE Trabuco
Road.
'A rts Relevance'
Lectures Slaood ·
"Relevance of tne A~" is the theme
of a four evening lecture series being
presented by UC Irvine Town and Gown
beginning with a lecture at 8 p.m. Tues~
stories, landing on bis back in a paved Authorities said the plane's I 4
alley, was hospitalized today with ex-passengers had debarked and were going
tensive injuries. through customs when the guerrillas .,
Robert Ross Rice o! Los Alamitos, had . started machine-gunning the plane Crom
attempted to clinlb from a hallway win-the speeding Jeep. · LA STAR ..•
An Israeli security guard .stepped out d~ into a friend's room about three feet of the plane firi ng a submachinegun and . alre.ady done.~" to pick up all avaHa~le
away. The room keys had been locked in hit all three attackets, one of whom died Aprtl 11 ed1t1ons of the controversial
!be-room.-~---Jrom.JiiS.""-uu<l>· __ -·-~ta.!::_=-c·= -=--__ _
He apparently got about half way then The wounded Jeep driver lost control . But nt: stresseu that hiS .company'.s ~c-' d ··•-•·· t f !be 1 • f llOn had "absolutet~ nothing lo do with found that he had no place to hold Sgt. an sm-~ m 0 one 0 P ane s our bsce •t all ti · filed inst the Nonnan Babcock . Laguna Beach ~lice engines, aulhorities· said. 0 n,1, Y ega ons aga
said today. ' ' An El Al spakesman in Tel Aviv said paper. . ·d the plane with Its four-ma n crew was "Tha t is not our concern," he said.
1be incl ent occurrec:1 Saturday at the returning to LOd: International Airport "We got our order from Judge Thomson
Hacienda Hotel and Rice was found as tonight despite the damage. to stop circulation of an article that
patrolman Norman Blandell drove past Fifty minutes after the attack at the should never have been prlDted and
on patrol. airpori four other guerrillas arrivtd at which is an invitation to commit theft."
Blandell said Iha! Rice appeared lo be Tlmor'; house in a private-®' and A spokesman said the artt<le had ap-
paralyzed from the waist oown. South started ,burllng, the e>ploslves seriooiiY pearea -earller in a Ma~. Wis.,
Coast Communily hospital aides aald woundinC .1 poU<e guard 11 ~ entrance-publication called "Take Over"-and-bad
ruce would . be transferred today ~ who wu read1D8 a newspaper. He later apparenUy been passed on to the Los
Rancho Hosp1lal !or lull evaluation of his Angeles Star.
Injuries. Sania Ana Ceniral Judicial District
Police said the man bad been ~ .•. . F.._ P .. e J Coor! Judge Paul Mast today confll1lled
al a gathering 1n·tbe lobby .of tbe G that be ruled lut week that o~ty
When be decided t6 leave, 'Uult 'tie went to BUR. T.·~,, ns charges filed against the Star by the
the Jocked hotel ~m1 arid decided to ~' • • • District Attorney's Office were un-
climb from window to,window. constitutional · Fr~ aald 'Rice had been away from ble class wlu1e his home was being "We wW be setting a bearing Into that
the party for about 10 minutes before of-ransacked. ruling this _week, but I must pol!\.t out
ficer Blandell happened by. Jewelry, luggage, cash and credit that my action.bad nothing lo do with the
cards with a total value of about $150 telephone credit card article," the Judge
Band Uniform
Purchase Asked
The Tustin' Union High-School Board
will consider a request tonight to spend
its reserve funds to buy band uniforms
for Mission Viejo and El Toro high
schools.
The Saddleback Unified School Dislrict
\vere taken from the borne of company said. •
president Willy Gllke at 26411 Estanciero Judge Mast said the charges stemmed
Drive by intruders who forced open the from complaints made by a Garden
rear patio door. Gtove res)dent and were based oo a
Burglars Who forced open 1 sliding number of articles that appeared 1n the
glass door atJhe home o! Morlyn Arthur Star.
Lokken, 41 , of 24802 Spadra Lane, a~ "I read the papers involved from cover
parenlly confined themselves lo Lhe lbefl to cover and found nothing In there that
of books of '·Blue Chip stamps, deputies could even be remotely classllled as
said. obscene," Judge Nast said.
And intruders who removed. a screened Star circulaUon ,department personnel
window at the home of Ann Elizabeth probably a PP r e c i a t e conalderaUon
Moell, 36, of 24401 Spartan Lane, Jell the demonstrated by Costa Mesa police in
premiaes without gaining entry when their seizures, compared lo that of Hun.
Mrs. Moell retumed home unexpectedly. linglon Beach police last week. 'J)e beach city law enforcement men
day. .
Philip Leider, UCI lecturer in art , Will The Tustin high school system will go BRECKENRIDGE, Tex. (AP) - A
asked Tustin trustees to buy the
uniforms after they earlier bought band
uniforms for Tustin High School. 'Beefeaters' Honored
pried street news racks apart with
crowbars to seize copies o! lhe Star
allegedly containing obscene matter.
"There Is no damage being done to
these stands," Cos ta Mesa Police Detec·
tive Sgt. John Regan said after bringing
an armload of copies of the Star to head-
quarters. '
speak in the Fine Arts Village Concert out o.! existence July I, when it will be special day honoring beef raisers and
Hall, in the first'of the free lectures. replaced by the Saddleback, Irvine, and "beefeaters" will be observed in
ho Tu · u 'fied di Stephens County Friday by Texans who Other fine arts faculty members w stin rn 1 ·stricts. believe that bee! shouldn't be singled out
will participate in subsequent commwilty Saddleback trustees have requested, as the villain of the food price spiral. The
lectures are: ho that ·1 pend · I Idea for the ...&.---, wb1'cb will be wever, 1 s its a~t reserve ~ Yain..:c
William C. Holmes. professor and fu nds on projects that will be useful to highlighted by a free beef dinner at a chainnan o! music, April 17. Jotal ~rk, ....... an last week when a <ff'Ntp the new districts. .... --a "" -Robert Cohen, associate professor of of ranchers mentioned that they ap-
drama, April 24. Tbe Tustin board will meet at 7:30 p.m. preciated those atill eating beef despite a
"We are-buying these papen," he said
following seizure of 74 copies at eight
locatk>ns throughout the city.
"We don't pay for every single one,'"
added Sgt: Regan. "We just put In M
cents and lake all the coptf" in the
rack." Olga J.1ayn ard, lecturer in fine arts and at Tustin H.igh Schoel, 1171 Laguna Road. nalionwide bo)'t'Olt. danc~ authorily, May I. 1--,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;::;
New Uni Students
Should Register
NOBODY SELLS TV FOR LESS THAN DUNLAPS'
AND WE WILL PR~Vj IT.
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DAILY PILOT All of this may sound funny to an
outsider. But agents consider it very
serious. And if anyone attempts to joke ~tudents ne"'." to . the !rvine are~ who
about the inspection process, he's ~·111 attend University High Schoo.1·1n the
1. Stop in and get our price on eny _T)l In stock. 2. Shop our prict & compare.
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courting trouble. 1973-74 school year should pick up
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Oying to San Francisco for a big weekend gwdance office, 4771 Campus Dnve.
3. ff you can purchase the TV for lt11 at any othtr franchlt~ dealer in Orange Co. ~
lap's wlll 1111 you the TV at the LOWER price PLUS GIVE YOU AN AODITIONAL 10%
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\\1ilh his girlfriend. He "'as well dressed School officials are completing pre-
and carried a large, brightly wrapped registfalion of students for !all classes .
package. Students now attending private schools
"What's in here ?" an agent asked. who plan to transfer to Uni High also ''~bomb." he deadpanned. . shotild be registered oow: .
Without saying a word to him, the A general information meeting with
agenl hlmed to tbe seeurlly officer who Uni l'OUl1selors: will take place at 7:30
look the young man Into custody. "I pJ11 April 25 in room ~I
could easily have lookt.-d in the package · ·'
and found out be wasn't telling the truth
about the bomb," '8id Grahan\, "Bui this
isn'ysomelhing Wf! fool around wilh."
Even when people aren~ )oiling, they
can get ln trouble. A woman who went b)I
the name of "Dynamite" was denied
boarding and taken into custody when
that nickname appeared on her Uckct.
Besides all !his, the iruipec~on program
has been expensive. Ten ex tra Orange
County Sheriff's dc putJcs have be.en hired
by the airport at an annual cost of
.. SIOO.CKM>. In addition. the ai rlines ha ve
l>ccn for~ed to increase manpower
significantly. For Air C.1'1 program, ·3S
lulltime posi!IOltJ.bavo i-added, which
&lnoun!J lo a I por«nt Increase In the
numbe c of emplo)lf!I. ,
On lbe other hand, hlja<idngs have
been nearly eliminated sinoe the na·
)tionwlde program we!ll (1110 effect in
anuary. {'
Girls of !Y_ight
Launcli Drive . -
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP)-Nigerian Pnll'-
lltut.es are trying to join the Jabor move-
ment. They have formed a national
organization to fight for legalization o(
their trade, It was announced here.
The president of the group, hem!! a
prostJtute, &aid the organization his 1
S«tetariat and slafl and hired a lawyer
to peUUon for legal r<g)llraUon 11 a
trade Wlioo.
"We 111'11 1ctln1 In aceordanco with the
provisions In the Nigerian conotltutiotl
granting !UndamWil human rtpts to all
citizens ," she sarll'. ..
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-Jud -e~0r-der s · L A :Star-~i~cated in County
t II.
4 . By TOM BARLEY
Ol .. Dllty ......... . . . Coples of a Santa Ana Judicial District
Court jlldie's order were b e i n g
41istributed lo lawmen throughout Oi:ange
Coonty today in a move by the District
4ttomey's Office to scoop up·· every
~ailabte April II edition ol the Los
Angeles Star publication. ,
Judge William Thomson .signed the
order Friday after .Deputy District At-
torney Don· Carroll successfully argiled
that an artiCle contained in the Star's
April U ·edition v!Olltes the rights oLtbe.
Candidates
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Air View s
Eight candidates are seeking three
seats which go on the .voting block
April 11 in the Huntington Beaeh-city
(elementary) School District.
The candidate~" statements whicl1
follow are reprinted with perm~ison
from the April 1973 ··ca1ldidates'
Questio11nairt" compiled by the
League of Women Voters of Hunting-
ton Beach.
T~ candidates' answers are in their
own words. Two of four League ques·
&iom have been selected /OT use here:
lJ What adoontage.s, if any, do you
.se to alt--year schooling, and 2) Do you
see any reasom fOT unification?
· Two oondidate&=L ·DakBush, an
f1i<umbenl. andllicha•d E.· Stevens·~ did IWI respond . to t h e L<ague of --women Vows questionnalr<.
Jl<k K. a.pp, 12, la an lncmnheot
trustee. lie ~-• beldl food ..... c.,.ion at 111e cit¥ ]leacll and bolds a BA
Degree from Clareuoot Men'• Collatt.
Pacific Telephone Company.
The article, printed under the headline
"call Me Anytime, Telephone Credit
Code for 1973," allegedly reveals the
system· used by the telephone company
~~lacing and recording of credit
It was argued before Judge Thompson
that The Star article "i.! a passkey for
anyone wishing to use the systetn
to defr:aud the telephone company.
, A Pacific Telephone C a. m p a n y
spokesman said today that he understood
police-in-Orange County communities
will . be moving ln ''I! they haven't
already done so" to pick up all available ·
April 11 editions °'-the c:911trove~
Siar. ,
But-i>e stressed that his company's ac-
tion bad . "absolutely nothing to-do with
·obocenitY' 81legati008..filed against tlfe
paw."
"That ls riot. our concern," be said.
0 We ·got oUr ~er fzwn; Judge Thomaon
to stop-circulation of an article that
should never have been printed and
which is an invitation to commit theft.''
A spokesman said the article bad ap-
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peared earlier in a Madison; WJs.,
publication.called "Take Over":_; bad
apparenUy been pused oo, to lAls
Angeles star; .. ' , , 1 ~ '
s.nta Ana central Judicial District
Courl Judge Paul Masi today <ODlirJ!led
that be ruled last ·-l<tbat Obocenlty
'charges filed aptnst the Star by the
District Attorney'a Offic:e ~wen . tm:
conStftutJonaJ. _
''We will be setting a hearing into that
ruling thi&.. week, but I must point out·
that my ac;tian bad nothing to do with the
telephone.credit card article," tbe judfe -their seizures. compared to that of Hun--
said ·"' • -· ~ lington Beach police last week. J. Mast ~ the cbU{es stemmed · The beach city law enforcement men
from complaints made by a Garden pried .street neu·s · racks apart with
Grove resident and were based orr a crowbars to seize copies 'of the Star
number of artlc1es ,that appeared in the allegedly containing obscene>matter.
Star. ''There is no damage being done to
"I read the papers involved from cover these stands," COS la Mesa Police Detec-
to cover and fouqd nothing ln there that tive Sgt. John Regan said after bringing
could ffen be remotely classified as an annload of copies of the Star to)lead·
obscene," Judge Mut said. . quarters. -' ,
Star circulation department personnel ''We are buying these papers,'' he said
P:robably a ppr e c:l ate co~lderatlon following seizure of 74 copies at eight
demonstrated by CosO\ Mesa police in · locations throughout. the city.
• Boatmen l(illed
Sefl .Myswry Probed in Huntingtf!n
An apparent bit and nm collision at~
which took the u ... of Uuoe H1D1tlngton
__ Beach f~en_over the weekend was
still under inv~igation tod~y, ·Jiut Coast
Guard Otficials adrnJtted . Jhey have no
leads.
'nle men were aboard an 18-foot
catamaran which-Was . struck sometime
Satuiday or early &.mday momlng, a
Coast Guard spO~csm-.o said.
The' body of one of the men, Duane
Bunting, 29, was recovered SUQday morn-
ing near the -~ which was found
drifting abOut .three. and a balf .miJes olf
H~lluch. .
The'body of his bnJ\ber, Davld,,18, was
slghtod nearby,~_~sllpped beneath the water before lt Ooul _be rocovered, the . CoUfGiiird iqiMeiiM!f~ -
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, • Sherwoad, 17, Is p!'Ol!lrn!"! • He II tile
. cltlJ.ens band I radio and an outboard
.inotor, tbe Cqast Guan! said.
nie Coast Guard said a cabin cruiser
owner reported striking av unknown ol>-
ject SatUPday night. However, in-
Tax Deadline.
Set Tuesda y
TUesday· ta the deadline for pay·
ment of the second installment of
county property toes, Tu Collec-
tor Robert Citron reminded Orange
CoontJ,:ldents IOOay. -1pa ts may be made in
-~ •t Citron'•· omce,·m N, -~y,Santa-Ani, by 5-p,m,..or
-be~ April 111 .lf
' !;ii ~ iii Poroent of tlll lllol1tu !lfll,. plus
J. fl aervico chirp, the· tax col·
lector noted. •
vesUgaUon showed that ~~ craft was not
· involved In the fatal accident. .
Memorial services are oending at Net·
tier's Family Mortuary tn Garden Grove
for the Bunting brothers.
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Lures Throng
To Coast Sand
Sunny skies and warm tem~atureS
brought more than 250,000 persons to the
Orange C.oast over the weekend in the
heaviest beach activity of the young -crvwdi; cauoed m•Hlve trol!Jo )mm Jn
lie Is married and bas lhree 10111 and a
a.ughler.
1) "At the present time in our elemere.._ _ ,;
iary district there ia no acute need !or Spriitg!'s Here
san of Jilrt. Gerlrude Sher.wood, 17J3i.A
Em"l"lld Lane, Himllllj(ton Beach.
The. three Set out from Seal Beach ear~
ly Slitunlay lh<il'nia& to gQ flShing. When
they failed 'to retUrn that evening,
relatives alerted the Coast Guard. Arab Guerrillas
tbe Newport Beoch and Laguna Be1ch
areas as beach roadways were loaded
wilh what lifeguards termed "the kind of
crowd ,you would. ex,pect-on , a normal
Sunday during the summer.·•
In Newport Beach, all roads were jam·
med from mid-morning Saturday and
Sunday until after 5 p.m., police said. At
leilst a dozen minor accidents were
reported in that city alone-as motorists
ell-year schools be--
cause of ove
ing. We do use our
buildings d u r i n g
summer vacation !or
a program ol re-
medial and emich-
Jnent courses.
. ''If the lime comes
when overcrowding beconies a problem cu,,.
In our dlml<t I would favor a plan of
extendtng our classes. tJiruugh the sum-
mer vacation perio dto pi'ovide one more
quarter of classes. · ·
"I would also favor using our schools
for more hours each day~to~ovide space
!or more students. I wbul not s~pport any~change in our presen scheduling
unless crowded cOnditions began to affect
the quality o.f education in the district. I
feel that strong parent · support for a
change would also be necessary."
2) "The main reason for unification in
my opinion would be f6r better coordina·
tion of requirements and classes offered
at· the elementary and high school levels.
& for unification to save money, I have
oot seen or )>Nrd of ·any large districts
that bave cut their combined budgets by
unification. ...
"Unlflcollon on.· elementary district
boundaries '"""1d provide dlmlcts of
manageable size.., Because o[ dlfferences
in phl1ooophy ol: elementary districts in
' (See llUNTINGTQN, Poge Z) ,· ...
. Nuclear Pacemakers
NEWl\RK, N.J. (UPI! -The Beth
Jsrael Medical Center today completed
the first of a.-series of operations pro-
viding heart patients with nuclear·
powered . pacemakers. A spokesman at
the facility said Max Spieler, 68, ·of
'---.;,Nutley, N.J. was returned to his second· oorroom-followlng-tbe·~-minutn>pera·
tion.
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.. To Air V~ivs
The It candidates for the Hun-
tington· Beach Union High School
District ,Board ol Trust.es will air
their views on the upcoming school
election at two forums this week.
' The first public meeting will be
held tonight at 7:30 at Marina High
; School. T\lt second is scheduled for
7:30-p.m. Wene•d•Y at Fountain
; Valley High Schoo.I.
1 The candklate forums . a r e
1 , , sponsored by the HunUngton Beach
, League of Women Votel"I IO that
voters cart acquali'lt themselves
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B ecic li Park ing Meters T el fYou So An air and sea search turned up the
wrecked boat about 1:30 a.m. Sunday.
Both Bunting brothers were clad in
lilejackets, the·0out Guard said. A sure sign 0£ spring is the return or
the . swallows to Capistrano and the
retuni of parking meters to the streets of
Huntington Beach •
Burglars Shoot
At Victim W ith
His Own Pistol
A HuntingtOn Beach man escaped with·
out injury after he surprised two burg·
lars in his apartment Sunday afternoon
and they used his own gun to shoot at
him.
Police said James Fisher, 44, walked
in on the two shirtless men in his apart-
ment at 17300 Keelsoo Lane as he ~
turned from bowling. .
Fisher told officers one of the .men
turned around and painted hls .:Jkaliber
rovolver ·at' him and said "come on in."
According to police reports, Fisher ran
out of the apartment and across lhe
street as three or four shots were fired
at him . All of the sbots missed, be said.
A neighbor reported seeing tlie men
nm from the apartment just after the
shots were fired.
Lost in the burglary was the gun and
$800 in coins that Fisher said he , kept
hidden in a pillow case. •
City crews are putting out the parking
meters along Pacific Coast Highway
from the bluffs to, Beach Boulevard and
throughout the downtown section.
And once · they, are installed, motorists
who park . in metered areas had better
feed the meters or be ~prepared for a
ticket.
Every, fall, the meters are removed for
maintenance-and~prevent vandalism
during the wint .en they are not
needed because of th diminished beach
crowds. 1
Jim Way of the city's Harbors and
Beaches Department explained the city
is divided into three parking meter zones
-business, residential and recreational.
The charge for the business and
. res~dential .e.rea is 10 cents per hour. The
meters take 25 cents per hour for the
recreational area along Pacific Coast
Highway.
Way noted that residential permits are
available for $15 from the Harbors and
Beaches Department. He explatnOO. that
the permit allows a car to .be parked in
the residential zone between Lake and
Third Streets.
Pot Taken in Mexico
YUMA, Ariz. (AP ) -Authorities in the
nearby Mexican border town of San Luis,
Son ., seized 17 tons of marijuana Sunday
night in -a raid on an abandoned home.
. The body of the elder BIDlting was
taken to the Los Angeles Coonty
Coroners otfice where an autopsy will be
conducted today. ·
A preliminary· investigation showed the
victim had apparenUy drowned. There
were no marks oo the body·in show the
victim bad ·been fatally tnjared in tbe
collision, the spokesman said.
Coast Guard oUlclals today said Ibey
did not know wbat kind of boat collided
with the catamaran, but based m the ex·
tent of the damage, they ruled oot its
being a large merchant ship. '
The sailboat W11B equlpped with a
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Controversi al Picasso
·n .eath Unites Art W{)rld
117 .u~ Pma r.i.raa11ooo1
In life, Pabli> Picasso<,,ften divided the
art world.
In deeth• be tnlited IL (Related sinry,
pictuno, Pqo 4).
_ 1be wor~ and its l)8trons and
admirers honored PicMSo today with an
outpouring or appreciation and tribute
that. ... reached a 1tvel of agreement he
rarely attained in his long, productive
and sometimes controversial life.
, From his naUve-Spain to the Sovtet
Union, from Japan to the United States,
the ~eaih-orPicuso was moumed11s the
loss of a giant talent who lritl\lenced
modern art more than any man. -
0 We have to look at Leonardo ciao Vinci
to find a comperable 1nventlvene11 and
range In ~ that pettalns to
seeing,• ukf WiDlain S. Rubin, curator
of sculpture and PJlnting al the New !or us Q,mmunl1t1," aald an East
York Museurn 'of Modern Art. German radio commsrtator, "beca1&11
"There is VirtUaUy nothing in riiodera. Pablo Picasso wu on our aide'."
art, 1' he said, "that Picasso has inot in· There also were many tributes for
vented, practi~ or inflyencel!' Plcam, the man, as well u Pkauo, the
After Picasso s death Was announced, artist. · ·
dozen1 stood in line at the museum to "Picasso is Picasso is Picasso, a~
view his work. • . . .\J<rtn'l!e Stein s9id," paint'\!' William Do
In 11-foscow, the official Tass news Kooning remarked at bis homi in. _But
agency carried a one-sentence d,lspatch 11ri'mpton, N.Y. '1He.1ived.a full llflii t~.
on the death of Picasso, a two-time. Wil'\" What else is there?"
ner of the Lenin Peac~ Prt:te l!.JI~ once an Daniel Saldenberg, PiC34~'s agent in
otits'poken cOmmunist pilrly h!:mbe.r. ' New York. said: · ~
"Let our tribute tO' htm be oui eternal "Jle was a man «roM political n--
darlqg &nd ex~ntatlon in our art," 1 victlons, a man d~ed to pc4ce a a
painter Illy-Olll'lunov said. "Picasso I• ' fearless opponent ol ~~""·" . conn~ wi&h the entire culture or the , 'l)e ncw1 ot.. Pi · '• deathi wu
20th cealW'y. Hls<Wth Is a great loss for rep0rte<1. utenslvety In ' Spain, tho
all ortisla." . · ~ ~l Pi<ouo •b\mned, aa Ile "Pl.-'sPuafilgaway ls ,a)grealol~ . .' ~~hP.I)
• Foiled in Two . .
Cy priot , Attac;ks .,
NICOSIA, cyprus (UPl) -Arab guer-
]illu attaclied an El· Al Israel airliner
and the bome of the Israeli ambe~sador
fo<!i'Y· They blew up the bollld!ng· but ll
sharpsbooUng Israeli security guard fir-
ing o lu!Jmacbinqun from tbO plane
drove off those attackers, killing one
guerrllla and wounding two others.
The guerrillas involved 1n the twin at·
tacks killed a Cypriot policeman at the
emba,say residence "'hen they hurled
bombs and grenades. Th e y com·
rnanc:leered a car m·an ~p,_e attempt
but were rounded up by~Cyprlot police,
making the twin attacks a (uisco.
The attac~ cost the guerrillas one
dead and sGc arrested, including three
wounded. Two guerrillu eJCaped.
One group oLfow: Arabi attacked the
borne of Ambassador Racbamim Timar,
hurlJni dynamite and grenades at the
ground floor and heavily damaging It.
Timor's 1 wife and friends were on the
lhlrd floor but were unhurt, the am-
bassador laid.
-"I left lbe hciuae in the direction of the
embauy and they apparently were
waltlat for Die/' be said. "Thank God, I
got out of It alive." '
Meonwhile . a reported five guer-
rillas in two Jeeps drove up to the in·
ternatlonal airport. two guerrillas in one
Jeep overcame a security guard and the
three guerrillas In the other Jeep sped
out toward the parked four.engine
turboprop Viscount airliner.
Authorities said the plane's 1 f
passengers had debarked and were going
through customs when the guerrillas
st.,ied macbine-gunntng the plane from
the speedtng Jeep.
An Israeli aecurity guard stepped i>ut
of the plane firln& a 1Ubmacbinegun and
bit oil lbree ·-· -ol whom died from bi.I WOllllds.
The ......nded Jeep drlwr lost control
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Electrip Football ·
Short Causes Fi.re .-
• A· short In an electMc football game
WIS blamed for I fire e.ady Sunday
morning • which caused an estimated $2:.IOO tn damage to a bedroom aL Con· u .. ntal Towne lloulles. 198111 Inv•rness
Drjve, lllo!tiNton ee.ch.
Flnomtn ' ttBpondina to the 8:20 a.m.
bl... ot the apartment oocupled by
-... Polenon pul lhO fh't out in ~ nve · mfll"""' No ln;itleo -e
retorled. , • •.
10Ugbt to contend with the massive traf·
fic snarls.
Few rescues were reported, however,
as ocean temperatures in the 55 to 57·
degree range prevailed.
At Newport Beach, four rescues were
reported as 155,000 persons crowde(j On
the beaches Sliturday and Sunday.
''Traffic was just unbelievable," said
Bruce Reed, a spGkesman for the city
lifeguards, "especially !or a p~Easter
weekend. A lot of people were just cruis-
ing around and that made it even
worse." .
One 58-yearo(lld man, Howard Mannke
of Anaheim, died of an apparent heart
attack at ,.Art's Landing in Newport
Beach &¢day morning as he was
preparing to leave on a fishing trip.
In Laguna Beach, crowds ran 25,000 to
30,000 both· Saturday and Sunday, city life
guards reported. There were two
rescues, including one youth who had ap-
plied to the city to become a summer
lifeguard.
Only two Laguna Beach life guard sta·
tions were manned over the weekend as 1 officials-were taken by surprise by the
surnmer·llke crowds, according to life
guard spokesman Bruce Baird.
As a result, Baird said the lifeguards
on duty were kept busy watching for ·
swimmers In trouble and didn't btwe
!See BEACHES; Page I)
Orange Coast
·w eather
Orange C9a,st residents can look
forward to more hlgh clouds and
just a peet or two of sunshine on
Tuesday. The air will be warm,
however, with be8ch temperatures
at 68, rising to 7S lllland.
INSW E T ODAY
Mark Spitz 1Wl.! retreated to a
more private life, reco vering
from the shock of sudden fame .
He 's saiJb1g and planning his
May 6 wedding . See story on
Page 5.
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PICAS SO ••.
said he would as long as Gen. Francisco
Franco remained in power.
But Ulere was no official reaction from
Spanish autbor!Ue,,.
"The king ts dead," said American
arti.5t Robert t.1otherwell, "and there ls
not going to be 1 new king."
'Beefeaters' Honored
BRECKENRIDGE, Tex. (AP ) - A
spe<ial day honoring beef raisers and
"beeleat.rs" will be obslrved I n
Stephens County Friday by Tuans who
believe lhat beef shouldn't b.e singled out
as the villain of the food prtce splra). 'l'll<I
Idea for the obstrvanee, which will be
hlghllghled by a free beef dinner at 1
local park. began Jut -k when a ""'1P
of nndl<n 111e11UoneL.Uwl Ibey ap-
pre<iaied those still eatin& beef despite 1
nationwide boycott.
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clalei -ta liullln&tof> -·· Ocean View Sdlol>fDlilrlcLwW be held at
7:111 toalPt at lllurdy',commlltlil)' Ceotor.lD~ Seoob._,
• Tbe forum II 1po1119'*1 111 the Ocea \llew_ T..cben ~laUon.
The publte Is Invited.
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• "'" 1 Ir: nl~Aii1W Press on Lake Michigan and M~gs Field. on area, ffio storm dropped. !Our to six in· ~ itmperabirei'and heavy snow Chicago's lakelron~. was cl?Sed because chcs .of sn9w, and some tocaUons
whipped by high wini:la hit the nation's or l!lke wa.ter pi~g debris across ')l's r~ported as n\_uch as ~inc oc 10 in$hes.
Jnldsectlon1odlirt.ltl!rdUmptng severalJ ru~way. _....... --;--1--.~ Wgh ~lndt creat~ dnft$.•tlfree to four
Inches of snow in the Texas Panhandle South . o_f the anow, ..ra~ soAkpd afeas feet deep, making-travcl"h:azardous.
and across the Great Plains. lo Lou1s1an~ .. ~~gravahng the flood· Gale \Varnings were posted on Lake
The NaUonal weather Service de-swollen J\UsS1ss1pp1 River Valley. (Story, Superior and Lake J\llchlgan 'during the
scribed the system wbjch dumped 12 Page 4). early hours. . inches of snow 00 Des-Moines Iowa as Snow covered m06t o( the Texas· $now also, whitened areas or Golorado
a "very ~rous fecord.breaking Panhandle, and sleet mixed with rain and and W}'oming .. wbeN the temPerature
----ilipring-atorm--. ........ approadiliig·pthe.Jimits _snow fell as ·far ~th ~ the "Dallas-Ft. df:opped to c -deg~ at ~LaraW.
A d of a very severe .blizzard." Wo:ttr ~rea-:-Peacher, plums and-other--'f'iavelers,,.end-!tockmen!s-advlsories
nnounce AJl pubUc schools were closed in the fruits in the freeze areas were en· were in e!fect for parts of Colorado and
Des Moines area and in two Iowa COUil-' dangered , and youpg vegetable crops New ~1eXJco, where a hard freeze was
ties. The Des Moines Municlpal Airport were threate~ . . . ~x~ted. Freeze warnings also v.·~re
By Imliam
was .closed. Drake University shut down In many parts of the Kansas-Missouri posted for Oklahoina.
"unUI further notice.:' and the Iowa Leg·
islature was unable to meet.
The snow moved &cross eastern Iowa
to southweatern Wtseonsln, forelng the
schools to elose In northwestern · Illinois.
Education Fair . .
Set This Week
In Il1mti:rigton
Heavy snow warnings continued in ef·
feet for eastern Iowa1 southeastern Min·
nesota, southern Wisconsin and Northern
lllinols. Chicago, which esCaped &?vtre
snow stonns throughout the winter; was
included in an area where ·accumulations of up to six inches were expected. An education fair featuring .the works
Gusty;-northerly winds1s--high as ·45 i of nea rly 10.000 students in ihe Ocean_
miles per hour whipped the snow, caus· View School District runs through Friday
ing poor visibility. Gale warnings fle w at Huntington Center.
Rec ycling Center
Now in Operation
At Edison High
A new Hunliogton Beach recycling
center has opened al Edison High School,
Mlgnolia Street near-Hamilton -Avenue.
lt is in the parking lot near the athletic
field.
People are encouraged ~o bring their
. ~ fourth annual "Edu" is being
highlighted by a chess tournament imide
the front entrance of the mall.
The tournament has drawn U4 finalists
who have already competed with more
than 1,000 students iD the districl.
The matches will begin on lbe hour
beginning al I p.m. and wJIJ nm through
8 p.m. -
The final matcbes·determlnlng the six
best ebeas players In grajle levels U . will
begm at I p.m. Friday. · ·
Other activities, scbeduled between ·10
a.J!l. and 8~30 P~rn;-~daily, _will iDClude
claiices. sin&ing. ~ics and.~g bees. .r
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No LA .Stars
In .. Laguna ·
Laguna Beach detectives, armed
with' search \varranls, fanned out
across. the Art Colony over the
', weekend in efrorts to seite Coples
of the Los Angeles Star, a sexy
periodical now v.•anted for telling
telephone company secrets .
The n:Ussion toWard seizure of the
April 11 edition n1et with frustra-
tion, either due to pubWiity or
cl~ver operal.Qrs.
Sgt. Neil Purcell ieported they
couldn't f111d a single copy in town.
Kidnap Suspect
Killed by Truck
On. Irvine Road
glass c<lor sorted and with metal collars From Page l removed, their crushed aluminum and One or three men who allegedly kid·
their newspapers to ·this site, which is ARABS ' naped a San Diego motorist in Tijuana
_¥D.24 hours a day, 1 days a week. • • • and forced him to drive north was killed
'ftils fiew silels a cooperaf1Ve venture----· --between Edison High School Ecology and smashed into one ~f the plane's four earlf fciilay 1n Irvine wtrentie-wa·;-struck--
Club and the Huntington Beach Environ· engines, authorities said. by a truck after getting out alongside the
Educator Blasts
Proposed Federal
Education Cuts
President Nixon's pro·posed reductions
in (edei'al spending for education and his
attempts to stop release ol congressionally
authorized education funds represent an
"abdi~tion of leadership," the president
of the~ational School Boards Association
said in Anaheim Sunday. ·
"Veto, bnpounding, budget cutting: to
our minds, represent an abdication of
leadership to ensure equitable educa·
Uonal opportunity for Ame r l c a n
ch ildren," said W. E. "Bud" Phillips.
"They herald a change of direction -a
reversal -when the oPposite is called
for."
Phillips, a Fort Dodge. Iowa clothing'
store owner, dellvered his remarks Sun·
day to about 1,000 sehool boanl members
and school admihistrators ai SBA's
annual meeting.
The Association is the nat largest
organization of publlc educa on officials.
It says it represen ts about 90 percent of
the nation's school board mCmbe.rs. ·
Phillips said Nixon's proposed budget
for the next fiscal year calls for $515
million less for education while in·
creasing the peace time rnllltary budget
by $4.~ ililllon.
Of the propooed educaUon budget, he
said It ts "Malign neglect based on myth,
buttressed by empty promises and
designed to dissolve a partnership among
federal, state and local governments that
was just lieginninC to function pro-
ductively."
The NSBA delepl<a wero ocheduled
today to tako up a resoluUon crtUclzlnC
Nixon ror "abdicating the respciuJ bWty
of the Presidency to provide leadership
to ensure equitable educ1ttonal OJ>'
portunlty for America's cblldrtn ."
Phillips _also was crille1:l of some slates
which are calling tot '1accountablllty"
from their public schools. Ha said aome
of them are "using standardized tests N
an e1cuse to cut flll)ds for tducaUon to
local dlstrlcll."
"Suell reasoning leaves out the lbllllles
or the students, lp>rer t h • I r
beckgrounda, falls to consider thtlr
educational objecUvot an4 otborwlle
moastrat.es.tbe..bavoc.to.be.wrougbUlr
l•glsllllng w1tlioul knowledl!I of the tub-
Ject area. 11 •
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mental Council An El Al spokesman in Tel Aviv said San Diego Freeway.
Adidtlooal sites in Huntington Beach the p~e with its four·man crew was Horasio G. Alcaraz1 31 , of Sun Valley,
are on Delaware Street behind the Five re~gh g to Lod. International Airport was dead at the s-·e alon• t•· r-eway . . ' . ton1 t despite the damage. · """'' P
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n: • ... "fyints Shopping C'.enter, ~d at Manna Fifty minutes after the attack at the between Sand canyon Avenue and Jeffrey
High School, near the Sprmgdale Street · airport lour ~·-~~··111 -.~ t Road. , . ,_.,, entrance. , ~ e'"""' • .,...as arnn:u a .
FOl'j further .. infonnatioo can 1te ~s =-·Jn_ 8 · private car and · Irvine police investigators were in San '
EIMtoometital Council al ~1' wtaoundlnrt • a ~Uthe espnllost1vest,'. serious1 ly Die•• this morning attempting to pin -· .. it:.cegua a 1tt:en~ · i ''· . . wh<> was ·reidffif a newspaper. ife later -doW:, de~.114;-of. ~. ~\,?,rre case ,which
Easter Week
Day Camps Set
The Huntington Beach-Fountain Valley
YMCA. will hold a series of ·day camps
for youngslers between the ages or 6-11
during Easter Week, April lfrl9.
Activities, including arts and crafts,
.f.ield trips and movies, will be held !rom
9 a.m. to 3:30 p."m. each of the four days
at Lake Park in Huntington Beach.
Cost of the program ix $17 for YMCA
sustaining members and $20 for non-
members.
The registration deadline is Friday.
AddiUonal lnformatioo may be obtained
by calling the YMCA, 817-9622.
Beauty Contestants
To Model Fashions
Miss Huntington Beach contestan ts
will model sprlng fashions at a luncheon
Wednesday sponsored by the Women's
Division of the Huntington Beach Cham·
ber of Commerce.
The luncheon, open to chamber mem-
bers and their guests, will be held at
11 :30 a.m. at the Huntington Harbour
Beach Club. Cost of the lunch is $3.75.
Luncheon reservations may be made
by calling the chamber olice, ~I.
died in)be hos~tal, authorities said. .. was .initl~lly lis~ as a nwrder ..
After ,hurling the .expl~es.~ fir.ipg "It is looking more· and more like
machine .guns •t the bouae, authorities we're going to put it down as a traffic ac-
said, the g~rrillas:seized a.passerb)',and ~t1" ·DetectiVe Sgt: Sem Cordeiro
threatened 'him with guns to force ·Rim said today. ~ ·· ,
out· or his car. · ,. · . 1*e: SuigeSied a certain dairee of initial
They commandeered the auto ·and _,contit.sion Jed io l~Un8 or Alcaraz's death
started speeding off when a police patrol as a homicide Jnstead of an accident.
ca r interecepted them .. Two guerrillas
were wounded in a blaze of police gun-
fire. A third was captured unharmed and
a fourth escaped.
Landscape Lack
On Street Chided
Complaints of residents about the lack
of landscaping on Mansion Avenue near
the new civic cente r has led H1mti0gton
Beach councilmen to ask for suggestions
from the city'li Design Review Board.
Cou ncilman Jack Green said he · was
disapJX)fnted ' in the landscaping \~'Ork on
the approach roads to the cen ter under
construction at the Intersection ·of
Mansion and Main Street.
He 110ted tbal both Main and
Golden West Street, the other principal
north-south thoro ughfare. have
landscaped dividers, but that Manston,
which connect& the two, is only a wide
street with plants on one side.
. Se~eril agencies, including the Orange
COW'lty · Coroner's Office and t h e
California. Highway Patrol, were involved
m.lbe invesugation iniUally.
Detectlv~· Sgt. Keith Carpenter and
Detective Bob Lennert were in San Diego
this morning, interviewing the alleged
kidnap victim who claimed he was a~
dueled Sunday nigbt.
From Pqe l . !
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time.to erif'Orct all beach regulations. In
many areas, he said, the large crowds
result~d In complete ifreedom for dogs to
run ·without their leashes, which are re·
quired by law.
Huntington Beach lifeguards reported a
w~kend ·crowd of 30,000 persons, in-
cluding· four rescues. At San Clemente
and SOuth County beaches, the crowd
.was estimated at 22,000 for Saturday and
Sunday combined. There were no
rescues.
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Onofre Team
N hs 281 Aliens
By JOHN VALTEllZK
Of .. DlllY ,... ....,
For border patrolmen operating the
busy alien checkpoint at San Onofre, the
past weekend WU 8 miled bag QI blgb-·
speed cbuos, cootrabaOO marijuana and
even attempts by four Mexican nationals
to beat President NixOn's ·elaborate
security setup ln San Clemente.
The patrolmen have operated the
ManWhoShot
Officer Gets
5-year Term
-Leslie R. Peters was sentenced.1 to not
less than five years in state prison ·today
for assault cllarges filed '1dlen he am·
bushed and shot at an Irvine police of·
roadbk>c.t near the Presidential estate
,cantinuously for the Past Seven days in
an attempt to item the seuoDal surge of
wetbacks heading north this season to
wort in agriculture.
Patrol Capt. Gene Harri& said during
the past seVeD-day period his men a...
rested nearly 1,000 illegal aliens.
The weekend figure was 281.
Am0ng "those al!ens were four who
thought they had made it home free
Saturday arter walking pas~ the check-
point via the narrow strip of C a m p
Pendleton beach.
But when the Cour men reac hed the
presidential ."compound shortly before
noon, Secret Service agents cut short the
journey.
Two of the "trespassers" on the com-
pound were picked up by agents.
Two others ran north , only to be ar-
rested by San Clemente police.
All foor were turned over to the Border
Patrol for deportation.
On Sunday night a bigb·speed pursuit
reaebing 1peeds ol 100 miles· per hour in·
volved several jurisdictions and netted ficer. · six persons.
AIR CALIFORNIA BAGGAGE INSPECTOR JIM McDOUGALL WARILY SEARCHES WOMAN'S BAGGAGE
-'You Never Know What You're Going to Run 'Into,' Inspector-Says; One S..rcher Found i Snak•
Sear~hers_Fare_ Bazar-d-
White House
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Po11derin1t
Escalatiorr'
WASHINffi'ON (AP) -The-White-
House said today President Nixon views
as "extreme'ly serious" the armed at-
. tacks on clearly marked helicopters ot "
lhe International Comml!Sion for Control
and Supervision in Vietnam.
Deputy wesidential pres.! secretary
Gerald \Va;ren said thal detailed com-
ment on -fhe <!ommunist action wbicll
resulted in the downing ·or ·1wo--
hellcopters over the vl'eekend -andJW-
·ing-on two more ~·would-be made-by~ ·
spokesn1an of the four-nation ICCS.
But he c1nphasized that the United
States views the attacks as extremely
serious.
Hr reported that Gen. Alexander Haig.
the deputy chief of sta(f of tlle Army 'vho
has been se nt on a special mission to
Southea st Asia , is se nding detailed
reports to t he Whit e lloose. (Related
story , page '4)
News1ncn noted that South Vietnamese
President Nguyen Van . Thieu in a
television program Sunday declared . the
CambodJan situation poses a aer10U!I
danger to South Vietnam and asked tf ,
President Nixon shared that view. ·
The White House. spokesman replied 1
Orange County Superior Court Judge The incident started as the car bolted
Lester Van Tatenhove imposed the through the checkpoint and led several
sentence this morning just one month officers on the chase which finally end~
a(ter a jury in his courtrQC>m found on the San ·Diego Freeway in San Juan
that the President sent _Gen._Ha!c_elo-r"-t lndochiri8 to provide a report on tht
situation there. Warren uld thlt ht .
could give no assessment, view or , Agent at County Airport Evert Ca1_ne Up Witli Boil 1~;~,~~·:.ization of the Haig report at
And he refused to speculate on wha1
Capistrano. Ofliccrs sai d the driver of Peters, 22, of Orange, guilty of assault the car .finally "quit trying to run" and
with a deadly weapon and assault with a pulled over volunrarilv near San Juan
By JOHN ZALLER
01 !ht ~Ur Plklt Still
deadly \Veapon on a peace officer. -"'· / Because she was dressed all in bl~ck -
Peters drew a prison term of six ·Creek Road. .. clear down to her black fingernails -
months to life on the li&ser assault cou nt. The case of-the contraband marijuana Agent Paµ! Gilbraith was a bit ner vous
1---Jll---Judge-Van'"Tatenhove-added-flve-years-or -t~k-place-on~~turday-as-a ~man'"idew-wlierJUle. gypsy-Ii Ki wo~cin. submifted
prison time for his use of a fireann in t1bed as Leslie J o an Nixon, 23, of her oversized purse to the Air Cal bag-
the incident. .Canada, drove up to the roadblock -her gage search.
Peters was arrested last Oct. 24 at his sedan sagging badly-in f!!e rear. But traffic at Orange County Airport
home, just 24 hours after more than 50 Suspi~ patrolmen asked to look In was heavy that day, so without any
lawmen using two bloodhounds scoured the trunk. noticeable hesitation he stuck hi s hand
the area in the vicinity of Jeffrey and "The thing was packed so tight with inside the purse and felt around.
Barranca roads. . bricks of marijuana I doubt if anyone "What the ... ?" he J'elled suddenly,
The search was sparked by Officer could get another me in," said Hams. yanking out his hand. ~teven Nash'! calls for help when hew~ 'Ibe contraband weighed nearly 600 ·-"Oh, that's just my pct boa," the
fJl'ed on as ~ ~trolman stopped ~1s pounds. , womao explained innocently. patrol-~r to ~vestipte-tbe, apparent~ nie woman, a visitor from Calgary, The oe;g:t day Agent Gilbraith. an ex-
ness o~ 10jury of a man laymg at them· Alberta, was turned over to U.S. Customs marine, tur~ed in l\ i.s resigJ\ation .. Tj1e
tersection ~f the two roads. _ ·agents for proseCution, Harris said. gypsy woman had ' been tiken', tl!to
. ~e assai_laot who ¥f!l a bullet w~istl-The official explained that the new custody for failure to warn him about her J~~ in the du-eclJ,on of Nash, 24, was icien· surge of aUen1 ifeJlows·a fam iliar pattern "pet," but "he'd jus\ had it .. w~h
tiried as Peters. for the ·spring· months because the job worrieri'S' pursi~''." ieccording lo' his• Cf l-
it was testifi~. at his tri~l t~at h~ bad market impro ves come planting season. leagues. · · w .. •
been elect.ed ?o 1l1gh o~flc~ m the Hessian Despite such hazards, every one of the
motorcyclists organ1za t1on s h o r t 1 y 35 ooo men w.nmen and children who
berore the shooUng incident. M. cCutchen Gets h~ve flown. from Or~nge County airpor t Lawmen who seized Peters at his home since January have been subjected to a
said they found nine loaded rifles and personal check of their persons and their
shotguns on the preml~s. Lif , p • baggage. -
The narrow brush with dt;ath at tl1e e fil .0S0ll So far, no suspected hijacker has been
lonely intersection left Officer Nash in a detected, and most searches have gone
semi-state of shook that made it difficult smoothly. But because the federal rules
for bim to rece11 ·conscioua1y what hap-In Coast Murder governing searches are strict, there ba•e
pened. been some tense moments.
Bigger, Better
British Columbia
Sliow Co1ni1ig Up
What do you do for an encore when you
put on a shO\V that nearly fills the
auditorium? After the success of 1972,
the DAILY PILOT and Orange C-Oast
Evening College plan to do it again -on-
ly bigger and better.
The 1973 edition of Vacationland
British Columbia, an expanded version of
last year's most succeMful Orange Coast
area travel program, goes tbiJ week. It
includes a 20-page special tabloid oectioo
(last year's wu JJ pages) all about
British Columbia wbich will be published
in the DAILY PILOT Tuesday.
And it also includes a "fllm festival"
with four movies (last year there ftre
three) to be shown Thursday at II p.m. at
Newport Harbor High School. Ticket~ for
the show are available at all DAffiY
PILOT orflces, Orange Coast Evening
COiiege and many area travel agencies.
But they're limited and going rast for
this "encore."
' "You never know what you're going to Thomas Bradford McCutchen of Dana nin 'into,.. says Tom Graham, an in-
Point was sent to state prison for life to-spection supervisor for Air calllornia.
day for the murder of a Laguna Beach "And it's made worse by the pressure we
woman who was shot to death on her have to live 'Wittl. You 've got 115
neighbor's lawn. .
Orange COUnty Superior Court Judge
Walter Charamz.a rejected a motion for a
new trial and similarly denied a plea by
McCutchen's lawyer for a reduction of
the verdict to one or second ·aegree
murder.
McCutchen, SO, of 33821 Olinda St., was
found guilty last month by a jury which
ruled that he was sane when he shot and
killed MTS. Virginia Hammett, _15, of ijl
B Wave St.~ Laguna Beach.
The panel rejected McCutchen's claim
tbat he was impaired by drugs and drink
to the point that be did not know wbat be
was doing wben he gunned down his
former mistress.
McCutcben was awaiting trial on
charges of making threatening and
obscene telephone calls to Mrs. Ham-
mett's home when he took his gun to
Laguna Beach Sept. 5 and ended her" lif<'.
McCutchen 's lawye r staled today that
he intends to appeal the jury's verdict.
passengers, each with an armful or bag-
gage and £ive relatives to see him orr,
and you've got. to inspect it all and still
get the flight out on time ."
ln makiiig ·inspections. agents have
stuck their hands into cakes, opened bags
so full they wouldn't close agRin, grabbed
cactuses and razor blades, and even nos-
ed through ·dirty diaper bags. Nothing
can be neglected. they say.
But in rating the various dangers the
agents face, Graham still says women's
purses are the most unpredictable.
"One of the rules you leam is not to
stick Your hand anywher.e without looking
first ," Graham says. "That gypsy
woman convinced us of that."
There are other lessons, too. One is
that people aren't alw~ys what they ap-
pear to he.
"We had 'one doctor that I won't
forget,'' says Graham. "I opened his bag
and saw loose pills and medicine and his
ste thoscope all mixed in with dirty socks
and underwear. You have to wonder
abou t a doctor like that.1.1.
"What reall y surprises me is some of
the women," adds another agent. Ji1n
McDougall . "They're the 1nost gorgeous
~Lawyers Love ltlysterfl'
·~gal Coverage
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1 By TOM BARLEY
I Of .... n..trl'Mlll'9ff ] -· ~ "Lawyei's love-to make a bli mjilery
l>ut of the Iew but that should be ·.U tbe )n~ilve newsmen need to get in there
f:
nd translate It all for the public," USC
.aw School Prof. Howerd Wllllama bas
old lawyers, jounialists and student.I of
. >0lh professions. .
t Willi&iiis: a fe'atured s~akcr at a
•'Law and the News Media" seminar~·
'llay on lhe USC campus, deplored what
'be said was the tendency or some editors
'tind writers "to let the language of law
'righten them away trom the courta:.
"They coocentrate lnstucl mi politics
he Leg!slat~ and '° deprive the
• ol what I tbink la the more hn•
t new1 coveraae," ht '-id.
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11Court decisions," Williams added,
0 pley a much greater role in our lives
and not enough of thein ere being
reported and analyzed by tbe media."
Wllllarn1 aald a "cl.a.ssic case of non·
coverage't was to be found in the local
C<Urta In the fonn of the Semno-Prlest
trial.
"I haven't found a word about this
very important c8ae in tany newspaper."'
he said. "It oou1d have a momentous and
swttplng Impacl In the field of education
but we can't seem to 1et a writer to go
near It."
Wllllam.s later eipla ned that the
lawsuit, brought by the pareott of a Lo~ Ancel., achool dlllr!ct lludent again"
(onner stale tnuurer Ivy Baker Prleat,
<OUld Diian tllo revamping of Cllllomta'•
S)?lem of ICbool dlotrtet ltnanclng lf the
plored,
~ '
for the Serranos.
"It's · redlble to me that it goes
unrepo~ in the light of an issue or such
wlde pubU'c interest," the law school pro-
fessor sald. ·
"Always remember that you just can't
trust the legal syStem," Willi ams urged
the newsmen in his audience .
"The ability of people Who can go Into
the courts, take on the law and lawyers
and re))Ort those developcmnts In lay
language' ls of vital irriportance to us
aU ," he said,
''Law isn't hair as difticult as lawyers
make It Out to be," Miller added. "Any
writer or cQJt~ who tends to ~ct a lltUe
flustered bl all that tecllnlcel .language
will be am.u.ed Just how mueh of It he
con ahootb and break clown In a short
course on tbeJAw ·•
1 count er-aCtion might be taken as -°*"',-· things on tpe outside, but \Vhen you look about the inspection process. ,hc·s result or the firing on the ICCS
inside their purses. it's awful. l'm really courting trouble. . -helicopters. It ls presumed that the U.S: shocke~ someti mes." One young ~1ar1ne, for example, \\'ilS view is bei~g made known to Hanoi
Not only baggage. but the individuals (lying to San Francisco for a big \\'eekend through special chanaels which have ex·
themselves must be che_~~_!!_d, wh1cb_lead.§__..JYitl:Llliuir.U[lClld, Ue "'as wclLdressc<L~ted-stnce-Dr;-ffenry-~ssinger--vilUed--"1
fO anOlher SetOf pfoblems. and carried a large , brightly wrapped Hanoi this year in connection with the
"If a man goes through the metal package. Paris peace agreement.
detector and shows up with metal. yoa "What's in here?" an agent asked. The Comm unl.st forces shot at two
• oan ask him to take off his coat or belt '·A bomb," he deadpanned. more peace-keeping helicopters in the
buckle or whatever. until you eliminate Without saying 3 word to him the Mekong Delta today, the Saigon govern-
the problem,'' says McDougall. t t d 1 the "t f" ' · h ment reported. . . agen urne o ~r1 Y o .itcer w •. o The South Vietnamese said aix rounds ; "But with women you can't," he says. took the young man lnto custody. l f d fire bit 1 South Vletnamele 1
"We've had women go through here in could easily have look~ in _the package ~i~~~~r ferrying merMers of the Joint ,
skin tight clothes that obviously weren't and found out h~ wasn t telling ~.he tru~h Military· Commission, compoaed of tbt ·
concealing anything;-and still the metal ~h<?ut the bo~b, said Graham. _Bu~. this Viet Cong and South Vietnam: lt waa .
detector !'Ould ligh_l up." _ 1sn t something we fool around..w1th. r -ced to land at VI ThaM.a-vtet COOi I
· In cases like these, the problem can . Eyeq when people aren't joking, -Oley s~o~ld J>ui orficlals said nobody wu
usually be ·traced to metal bra supports c1111 get ip trouble. A wOftfan: who ·wtnt by hurt '' . ·
...... but it'S . not 5:0mething the men ate the n.amc or "Dyna~ite" was denied The other chopper carrying lCCS
allo\ved to ,M\~est1gate. , -i 1 n:o1fl'd1.ng and la~n 1~to custoe!Y when representalives, was fired on near Cll'
, (\ fcqialc ,sheriff 's clcpuly thust 'be that nickname apPeardd on l;ler.11cket. Tho but was not hit. The lntem1tlonal
<ivail.a.ble at all times fqr suCh m~tt.ers. Besides all this, "the inSpCcUOn ,progra m commission is composed of Canada.
The proble1n of metal 1 n un -has been expensive. Ten extra Orange lndones ia, Poland and Hungary.
dcrgarments is especially freq uent 1vith Cowity .sheriff's deputies have been hired Nine persons were killed Saturday
older wo1nen . "One out of three wears a hy the aii'porl ·at an annual cost of 1vhen an Air America hellcopter flying
corsett." says Grahain. ''They wouldn't SHKl,000. Jn addition , the airlines have for the internatlonal---'COmmisslon was
dream of flying without it and that really been forced to increase manpower shot down in Communist territory in the
makes trouble for us." s'nificanrtY:"'For. Air Cal's program, 35 northwestern part of the country.
All o( this ma y sound Cunny to an fulltime positions have been added , which Another commlssion helicopter made an
outsider. But agents consider it very amounts to a 5 percent increase in the emergency landing nearby without injury 1
serious. And if anyone attempts to joke number of employes. to Its occupants.
. WE"lL LOOK SO NICE FOR 'EASTE R. DAD I
Our Ever Popu ltir Pin cord Su it of Da cron & Cotton in Blue or Bei9e by De•nsgate-$80.00.
Oecro n & Cotton Oxford S~irt by Et9le Shir tm.ikers-$1 l.OO. Silk Tie by Mennex-$8.50 .
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Making Beach
Visits Count
SPRING SPRANG DEPT. -Viewing
the weather tbal visited us over this late
weekend, you have to be convinced that
the good days have once again come to
our coastline. Sunny weather is also
reflected in the news.
Take for example the beach count.
, Some reports had it that more-than
250,000 folks Docked down to the Orange
--:-Coast tbts-very-last weekend to-twiddle"
their toes in warm sands.
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MOUG!NS, France (AP) -.Art lovers ricbtst. lit waa selling enough o1 his
around the world today ialuttd the work t · · ortably In Paris by the -r--"'"'b--ir,elj!tllf'l!rPlllll6~d!llll111"11T a! er -e·hewas ·io, ·lllJd Ill the'last i10 years
'! one of the most notable and lftfluential hls prices rose steadily. • _
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_ <j;<r ~"/:,'>' ~!.';~~ who THE ARnsr shrewdly cont~ibottd to
chahged the course ot 20th century art lhis by selling only about 40 canvases a
died Sunday at his walled estate year from h1s huge output ao as not to
overlooking the Meditetra(lean. Death depress the market. There were many
was allributed. IOI. a heart atlack brought years in wh ich he took ln more th.an .a
on by collection .of fluid in the lungs. million dollars. ,....
• Picasso joined the_ Communist party in
PICASSO'S WIDOW and his eldest 5;0n 1944, but never participated actively in
were discussing funeral plans w_!!b. party arfa.irs. He told an Interviewer -in
Annaned Anteby, the artist's bu.BV!ess 1947: "When I wa,s a boy in Spain, J was
-1\Wlagerand an·old frlendo But-Anteby-very1>00r and-very aware o!-11ow-people-
told newsmen nothing probably would be had to live. I learned that the Com·
decided today. munists were for the poor people. That
The body Was repOmd lil"'i-In the WU tnOUgh to know. So 1 became for tbe
artist's upstain bedroom. --Communists." ,
Picasso had been Teported fn good Picasso's chief conb'ibuUon to the
healt.h and working with his usual zest Communist cause was probably the
,despite re~!Tent attacks of grippe dur· design that was adopted as the "dove of
ing the winter. He recently completed ar~ peace" by the C.onununists' world peace
rangementa for the showing ln Avignon movement that flourished during the
next month of all his Ptlntings produced 1950's ,
---Since-1910, a totaloL20l_canva.ses._.. _ It· ~es--an--outstandi.ng--e~~mpt~ of---. _u~,~~-
Saturday night, the artist and his. wile, Picasso's skill In creating· a work of FAT~Eif ,ohoD"lRlil ART J~cqueline, entertamed f~Jen~ at d~r. beauty with a few simple line!. Speln s Pablo·P1 casso Picasso was reported m high sp1nts, ·
eating heartily and entertaining his guest
with stories. After the guests left, he PICASSO WAS married twice ana was the painter·s next 1n is Ire s s,
between his marriages had a series of and she was succeeded in 1944 by Fran-
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Alas, it is t.roe that the. warm ended
about at the sand-line since ocean Waters
still hovered down there in the SOs. St!U,
for a lot of visitors, it was better than
stayint home and eating Slti'Og.
IF YOU WERE OUT on the roads, you
have to be convinced that at least 100.000
citizens were roamin8' around. Still,
regardless of how long you piay have
been a Coast-Watcher, these beach
counts have to emerge as somewhat of a
puzzlem.nt. You know, just how do lhe7
count bow many folks went to the beach?
:___..;~ · went.to his.studio to .. 1r0:rk. When he awakened Sun-~da7-y-mo-mmg, he
complained of a pain and his wife called
a doctor . But by the time he arrived 10
minutes later, Picasso was dead.
wcll publicized.Jiaisons .. He marired.Q!i! coise GOOt ..... Duriiig .. lheir-1.t.-year--liaison--
Khoklova, a ballet dancer, in 1918. She .. Shellad-8 son·anaada:ughter, Claude --·-
bore-him a son, l>aulo, before they and Paloma.
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Crowd-estimating, f r o m my ex-
perience, bas always been an inexact
science, particularly when throngs gather
in places Wlierelbiy dimi'f liiivetO pags
through a turstile or some other count·
ing device.
Even In tll08e controlled places, there
is no telling bow many agile types went
over the fence or departed after the third
inning when the home team started ~tini:ing up the place. ·
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4 EXAMPLES OF PICASSO'S WORK <;LOCKWISE FROM UPPER LEFT
Self Portrait; Cubist Work; Self Portrait; Worn.n's Portrait
Picasso died among one of the greatest
troves or 20th century art ever' iimassed
in private hands.
HE WAS THE greatest collettor of his
own works, rel.easing only a small part or
his prolific production for sale. Hundreds
of these paintings and drawings were
stacked away in a strongroom bu.ill onto
his two-story home. He kept the key to
the room himself, and only a few
outsiders ever had a look'" at hiS hoard.
What disposition he made of this C(J!·
lettion in his Will was not knOwn yet.
drifted apart.in the late 1920s. Jacqueline Roque became Picasso's
llis wife was succeeded by Marie-last mistress in 1955, the year his wife
Therese Walter, who bore him a died, and he married her in 1961, when
daughter, Maya, in 1935. Dora Maar she was ,35 and he was 79.
U.S. 1'1r Support
Battered .Supply. Boats
Arrive a 'h.nomPenh I
rr IS FOR1UNATE, indeed, that we
have not as yet been visited by the in-
-staltatlon .. otlOll gatts-O?'"lumstlle!i-orrour·
public beaches. This is good for the
beachgoers but little help to the crowd-
guessers.
Scattered around the house is another
huge and enormolisly valuable collection
or paintings and drawings by itatiss!,_..
Po pe, Th .... · n U Ho-.11-rT:JT:::Ja 1:-S-~·'·100;giianr;Lliiry, v1aminCK, 'Rousseau IA:/ a .l ui~ and other 19th and 20th century masters.
'l'he walls were bare~ but paintings were
...._,._ piled one on top of anather on sofas and
-~ -PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP)
American warplanes pounding Comfuun-
ist gunners along the 1t-lekong rover
helped get the first convoy through to
Phnom Penh in 20 days.
_Eortage or gasoline that has resulted in
long lines at filling stations.
All oC the major highways leading into
Phnom Penh have been cut and govern-
ment forces have been -taking a beating
from the Communist forces, particularly
along the southern approaches to the
capital. But a varied selection of food i.!I
available in the shops and reStaurants.
and there are only occasional power
blackouts.
Beach throng estimating over the
years, therefore, bas been left to the
lifeguard forces. From Seal Beach to San
As Cr(Jwd Demonstrates
Clemente, the good guardians ol the VATICAN CIT¥ (AP) -Pope Paul VI
shoreline each day gaze out across the and President Nguyen Van Thieu of South
semi-naked bodl~s languishing in the Vietnam cOnferred for more than an hour
sand a:nd attemp to calculate how many today as riot police in St. Peter's Square
sunburns repose oot ther~-----.fooght Wlf.h demonstrators-pi:otesting-t.he
'Asked for a determination of the papal audience.
crowd-count, lifeguard chleftaiils along Thieu reached and left the Vatican by
our coastline arc usually very definite
le::::: CORONA? Why, today we bad -( JN SHORT .. • )
11,408 people on the beach at Big Corona, .._ ___________ _,
including a visiting delegation from heUcopter to keep away from the st~ts
Tokyo, Japan and three lost kids rom where Communlst5 and leftist Roman BSkersfield." Questioned, however, on precisely how Catholic groups had threatened to stage
these facts and figures were arrived at, a protest when he sh<m-ed up.
all lifeguard officials seem to become ~ Vatican described Thieu's visit as
universally vague. A faraway look strictly private.
gathers in their eyes. They mumble-
things about crowd proj<ctlons, head· .• Indian Plea
counts and secret fonnulas. SALT LAKE CITY (AP) -Am&lcan
IT HAS BEEN RUMORED that the
lifeguards in Newport Beach, for ex-
ample, count incoming automobiles and
multipfy by three. Laguna Beach officers
find out Ne\vport's figure and divide by
one-third. Huntington Beach then steals
the Ne\vport tally and multiplies by six.
"Nobody k:no"·s what they do on Orange
County-controlled beaches , except maybe
to debate about drinking la"'s.
An yway. beach-counting Is sort of fun
and nobody gets hurt except the visito rs
who go 1home sunburned.
11fE PRACTICE IS about the same as
predicling our Orarlge Coast weather,
si2e of tbe surf or outcome of local elec·
lions.
Formal folks \vould classify these as
Inexact Sciences. The rest of us call it
guessing.
Jndian itovement supporters seeking ·$1
..million a year for self-help programs
from the Church or Jesus Christ ol. Latter-
'1y Saints demonstrated outside the lock·
_ed Temple Square as the.iMQ!lJl.__ql).S end-
ed their annual General Conference Sun-
day.
Thirty men, women and children dem-
Ofl!trators chanted and ~at drwris as
they were turned away from the Square
by church communications director
Wendell Ashton, who accepted a box of
flowers from the group tor Mormon pre.
ident Harold B. Lee. Ashton also Issued
a prepared statement outlining various
programs ol the church which benefit
Indians.
e S ikkim Takeo.,er
NEW DEL!ll (AP) -India said today
it took over the government of Sikkim
Florida Logs 88
J?ecause of "the complete breakdown of
law and order" in the little Himalayan
kingdom. .
The .Indian government version of Jhe
Sikkim crisis noted "excesses of the~ -
lice" which left many casualties. It said
deaths and hundreds oi arrests occuried
in demonstrations against the chogyal ,
or king.
The unrest followed elections last week
to the powerless legislative· assembly.
eFlreBut:?
WASHINGTON (UPI) -The Butchers
Union wants President Nixon to fire Ag-
riculture Secretary Earl L. Butz because
he bas become a "divisive factor" mak-
ing economic problems worse.
Patrick E. Gonnan, chief executive
officer or the Amalgamated Meat Cutters
and Butcher Workmen's Union, sent Nix-
on a letter Sunday contending Butz has
'vaged a "right"·ing ·propaganda cam-
paign"_ against labor.
e Arge11tb1e K idnap
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina tAPJ
Another exetutive or a foreign company
has been kidnaped , and the kidnapfr.>
were believed to be left-wing terrorist
groups who colletted $2.5 million in ran·
som from American companies last week.
Police said three or four yow1g people
seized Francis Brlmicombe. a 57-yea r-
old Briton outside his suburban home
Sunday night as he returned from the goll
course. He is president of the Argentine
subsidiary of the British American To-
bacco Co. and had Jived in the country
for 30 years. ·
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Gets it Done in
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Wednesdays and
Sundays in the
DAILY PILOT
chairs and against furniture.
Estimates of Picasso's weaJth were
considered the wildest sort of guesswork,
but he was undoubtedly one of the richest
artists who ever lived, and probably the
Army · Engineers
Divert Flood
Waters to Lake
Three tankers and two cargo ships
reached the isolated city Sunday, but two
other ships were lost and 11 other caJ>-
tains abandoned the voyage up the river
from Saigon.
"EVERY mtE we slowed down they
shot at us," said..C.S,_Lo, master of the
7 ,!JOO.ton Lucky Star, the lead ship.
I·Ie said U.S:-planes striking _as close
as J ,000 feet ahead ol his ship helped lie!
the convoy through. Lo said he had made
11bout 10 previous trips up the river, but
Sunday's eight-hour journey from the
NEW ORLEANS (AP) -Part of the Vietnamese border was the m:irst.
Mississippi River streamed into big Lake The Lucky Star was hit once by a rock·
Pontchartrain today to ease the strain on et that went through a bulkhead and also
levees protecting New Orleans from "one had several dents from bullets.
of the big floods of the century." Communist gunners opened up on the
Anny Maj. Gen. Charles .C. Noble, convoy sooll :nter it c~ trie ·border
head of the Mississippi River Com-.§unpAy morrun~. Despite t~e air support
mission, said the opening of Borifiet Car--/arnf accompanying Cambodian naval gun·
re Spillway 33 miles above New Orleans boats, the Taiwanese freighter Ally was
was the first of several possible sunk and the Filipino tanker Mekong was
emergency moves. ' set afire .and left burning about four
"WE ARE PREPARED to open ad-
ditional floodways if future developments
require their use/L he told a group of
Washington officials Sunday.
miles inside Cambodia.
The fate of the crewmen on the two
ships was not known in the Cambodian
capital.
l\t ORE TANKERS ate expected to at-
tempt the SO.mile-passage, perhaps wittJ.
in a v.·eek. 11le arrivals Sunday eased a
• The United States has doubled its air
shipments of military equipment to
Phnoll) Penh since the beginning or the
current Communist offensive in early
February, military authorities said today.
They reported American C13Cl cargo
planes from 11utiland have been averag-
ing 20 deliveries a wee k o{ weapons and
ammunition for the last t"'O months,
about double the amount shipped in be.,
fore then.
rttEANWHILE, GEN. Alexander Haig
Jr. arrived in neighQoring Thailand to
begin a IOUN!ay assessment for Presi·
dent Nixon of the situation in Indochina.
He met first in Bangkok "with F i1e Id
Manhal Thanom Kittikacborn, the Thai
premier.
Later he flew to Vientiane, talked for
an hour with U.S. Ambassador G. Mc-
Murtrie God1ey and then went with God~
ley for a 90-mlnute conference at the
home of Premier Prince Souvanna
Phouma. '-, .
A festive crowd or about 4.000 gathered ·
on the levee to watch Sen. Russell Long.
(0-La.), rise the first or the spillway
dam 's 350 sections. The Army Corps of
Engineers said atl sections would be open
by Wednesday .
The open settions send ~·ater 5.7 miles
down a trough of low land from the river
lo the 25-mile-"•ide salt water lake, which
empties into lhe Gulf of Mexico. When
completely open, the spillway will divert
about a sixth of the river's flow -
estimated at 1.4 million cubic feet a sec-
ond between !he 30-foot-high levees on
both banks at New Orleans.
McCord Ready to ·Link
l\'litchell With Bugging.
THE OPENING was expected to lower
the latest prediction of a crest of 20.2
feet at New· Orleans, where the river
gauge registered 18.2 feet Sunday.
At Slidell, La., the weather bureau's
River Forecasting Center said the
diversion Would stop the river's rise at
New Orleans and probably drop the level
to 17 .5 by Wednesday.
Whether diversion of fresh water into
the salty lake for the first time si nce 1900
,.,.ould have adverse ecological con-
sequences was disputed.
Marine biologists agree that If the
fresh water dilutes Lake Ponchartrain
beycl nd a certain point for five days or
more. the oysters, crabs and shrimps
will be wiped out or greatl y reduced.
HOWEVER, COL. Richard L. Hunt,
chief or the Corps of Engineers in New
Orleans, said that, within months, thei
river water's nutrien1' would begin
1crt.ilizing the take bottom and aqualic
life could be greater than before.
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NEW YORK (AP) -Newsweek
magazine says it has learned that a key
Watergate witness Is ready to announce
that he was told John N. fl.litchell's in-
terest was piqued after he viewed
documents photographed last May 30 at
the Democratic National Commlttee
headquarters.
Newsweek quoted an unnamed source
Sunday as saying Watergate eavesdrop--
per James W. McCord was prepared to
tell a news conference that he had been
told Mitchen ordered the June 17 raid
after seeing the photographs.
McCOIW .wILL say he was told by G.
Gordon Liddy and E. Howard Hunt, two
oth~rs C(Jnvictcd in the Watergate break-
in. that Mitchell cleared the plan ror the
i{ltelligence operation and approved its
$300,000 budget, Newsweek said .
~1itchell, then head of the Committee
1 to Re-Elect.,the President, has repeatedly
denied havi111, any part In the bugging
and burglary at Watergate.
Newsweek's source. quoted McCord as
saying his assignments were to bug the
Watergate headquarters ; the head·
quarters ot the Democratic party's
presidential nominee, Sen. George
McGovern: and party offices· in Miami
Beach's Fountainbleau Hot.et· during the
Democratic National Convention.
McCord, who has spent three days
before a stlea Senate Investigating com-
mittee, has said he would hold ll press
conference before makU\g another Senate
appearance .
SEN. LOWEU. P. Welcker Jr. (R·
Conn.), a member of the committee, said
Sunday he was not opposed to a newt
conrerence after the witntss aMwers
more quts\ions from the C>)fllmittee .
Meanwhile, In Waahlna!On, former
White Houae a\d• Charles W. Colson took
and passed a lie detector teat In an effort
to JIC')ve he bad no advance lcnowladp of
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last year's Watergate buggiilg con-
spiracy, his lawyer reports.
Attorney David I. Shapiro said Sunday
that Colson, who .was White House
special COWlsel, voluntarily submitted to
the lie detector examination last week in
New York.
PRESIDENT N I X 0 N ' S re-election
organization also denounced today as "an
absolute lie" a report that one ot its
lawyers made cash payments t o
Watergate defendants to try to keep l
them quiet about details of the bugging
1
of Democratic national headquarters. ·
The New York Times said convicted
Watergate conspirator James W. McCord •
Jr. had told a fed eral grand jury that he 1
believed Kenneth W.~Pqr)tinson, a lawyer !
for the conunittee, "channeled cash ;
payments to the Watergate defendants in ,
return for silence after their arrest." j
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By WILLIAM SCHREIBER The-g('Oup also challengtd·candldate3
ot ,... 0.1,., P1i.t ''•ff running for four vacant seats on the
A NeWport Beach _anti-jet noise group school board to take a Stand oo the jet
today demanded the Newport-Mesa noise problem as it affects the · schools.
school board take a formal stand agaillst AAA is asking the candidates to supp<>rt
jet flights out of Orange Comity Airport. an antl·jet resolution by the board if
-Airport Action Associates_ (AAA), a . ·they are elected.
citizens group claiming to represent AAA claims Lindberg School in Costa
l;OOO familtes;-says-nume~s-jeHUghts--Mesa-;-Bayview-School in Santa Ana
each Clay "fly . directly over" at least Heights, Monte Vista School in Costa
seven schools in the Newp:irt-?i.fesa dis· Mesa, Kaiser School .in Costa Mesa,
trict. COrooa del Mar High School, ~asthl'!l,f
I
• School and Mariners ·Sdioo1 in Newport ·
Beach are affected by noise. .
"This.is lljl to say that the jets go
over all the time, but lhe;t do come
over and make noise," said Mrs. Jean
Morris, an AAA spokesman.
AAA claims Lindbergh School in Costa
Newport-Mesa officials and principals
· at tb.tee~of the supposedly noise impac-
ted schools toda}r expressed little con-
cern with the problem t;Saying. "it ls
·something we•ve learned to live ·with."
Superinte_n.dent of Schools John Nicoll
said ·he baS received no ttqliests eithel'
from current board members, school
principals Qr anyonC else to take a stand
on the je:t noise. Jets (rom the county airport normally ...
take off on a pattern directly down the
Upper Bay but. at times shift positions
inland to acconunodate ·for "'inds, air-
po~ officials said today.
DUritlg-strong Santa Ana •wind condi·
tions, the jets .. appf9.ScJ1 Jor landings
over the Upper-Bay and take of( in the
other direction.
Though they said it Is somethins they
can live with. principals contacted today
sa id the noise is a definite problem at
certain times of the day. 1
"The noise is unconscionable at some
times but it is something \\'e have lived
\\'ith," .said_ Eastbluff School's RObert -
Francy. "At times, Instruction has lo
cease for a 15 to 30 second interval until
the noise has passed by.··
Francy said thnt while students and .. teachers .haye grown~ accusto1ned to the
noise "it \\'ould be real nice if It went
awa)'.,. Eh.stbluff is less~ than a mile 1
from the Upper Bay jet lanes.
Principal William Kap~le. Francy 's
cow1tt'rpart at Bayview SChool in Santa
Ana l·lcights, also said instruction hns
to stop at limes to let the iets go by.
llis school is about a mile from the end
. tSee JET NOISE, Page !)
Newspape~.to Fight Newport Ban
Publishers of the Los Angeles Star are
reportedly ready to make a Lest case out
of the Newport .Beach-impoSed ban on
newsrack sales of sex-oriented periodi-
cals.
Business License SuperviSO'F S t a n
Hirschberg said today,.;he.:received a tel-
ephone call from the Star office inform-
-· ing him that Journal executives intend
to ignore a police order to remove aJI
of their street racks.
The deadline for that removal was
Saturday and the racks are still in place.
* * * County Ruling
Although most of the stands "'ere sold
out of the current edition of the Star,
there were still copies of the Hollywood
Press, the second target of the-police-
ordered ban. l /
Hirsctiberg quoted the executive with
whom he spoke as saying, "I'll be the
f'll guy. I'll come down there and sub-
ject myself lo arrest, just to get this
thing settled.
Hirschberg explained that the Star ap-
parently ~as ended 1 its distributorship
arrangement with a Huntington Beach
Court Order Confiscates
r · One Eaition Df..LA· Star
\ ' ' ' By TOM BARLEY
-Of 1M Dllll)t Pli.t l .. ft VCoples of a Santa Ana Judicial District
Cotrt judge's order were b c in g
distributed to lawmen throughout Orange
Ccimty today in a move by the District
Attorney 's Office to scoop up every
available April 11 edition of the Los
Angeles Star publication.
Judge William Thomson signed the
order Friday after Deputy District At-
torney <Don Carroll successfully argued ·
that itn article contained in the Star's
April lf edi,.lion violates the rights of the
Pacific Telephone Company.
The article, printed under the headline
11Call Me Anytime, Telephone 0-edit
Code for 1973," allegedly reveals the
system used by the telephone company
for the placing and recording of credit
card calls.
It was argued ::iefore Judge Thompson
that The Star article "is a passkey for
anrone wishing to use the system
to defraud the telephone company.
·A Pacific Telephone C o m p a n y
sp<>kesman said today that he understood
police in Orange· C.ounty communities
will be moving in "i! they haven't
already done so" to pick up all available
April 11 editions of the controversial
Star.
But he stressed that his company's ac-
tion had "absolutely nothing to do with
~b_scenity allegations filed against the
paper."
"That is not our concern," he said.
"We got our order from Judge Thomson
to stop circulation of an article that-
should never have been printed and
which is an invitation to commit theft."
A spokesman said the article had ap-
peared earlier in a Madison, Wis.,
publicl.Uon calltd "Take Over" and had
apparently been passed on to the Los
Angeles Star.
Santa Ana Central Judicial District
Court Judge Paul Mas~ today confinned
that he ruled last week that obscenity
charges filed against the Star by the
District Attorney's Office were un-
constitutional. ·
"We will be setting a hearing into that
ruling this week, but I must point out
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Triisiee ·Race
Pr-0fil.ed 011. TV
• Newpcl't Beach's Teleprempter
Channel 3 will present interv~ws
with ~aodldates Jn the Newport·
Mesa an"d Coast Community
college dlstricls twl<t nightly this
week.-• , •
Interviews are provided on the
cable system from 5 lo 5:30 p.m.
and ,.pe\lted at 7 p.m. Monday
through Friday.
Teleprompter's cable channel
serves that part of the cliy not on
Irvine land. Servl<t there Is pro:
vldtd by Cablevision.
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that my action had nothing to do with the
telephone credit card article," the judge
s8id.
Judge Mast said the charges stemmed
from complajnts made by a Garden
Grove res.ident and were based an a
number of articles that appeared in the
Star.
Tax Deadline
Set Tuesday
Tuesday I.! tbe deii.dllne for p3y~
ment of the second installment of
COWlty property taxes, Tax Collec-
tor Robert Citron reminded Orange
County residents ·today. -
Paynients may be made in
pel'S<ln al Citron's1 office, 630 N.
Broadway, Santa Ana, by 5 p.m., or
must be postmarked April 10 ii
mailed.
Late payments will be penalized
six percent of the total tax bill, plus
a $3 service charge, the tax col·
Jector noted.
Newpo11 ·Hearing
On Non-criminal
Conduct Tonight
Newport Beach councilmen tonight will
hold a public hearing on the question of
local police regulating nOlH:l'iminal con-
duct.
Police Chief B. James Glavas proposed
the ordinance change 'fhicb he insists is
no more than getting some textbook·type
police wording Into city law.
The whole thing m~ nothin more
tha n language allowing preservation of
the peace, according to police and city
officials.
The council, however, balked a bit on
the amendment earlier in apparent fear
that It would grant police Jlmitless
outlfority. They amended the proposal lo
let police 11ttgnlate non-criminal conduct
. , . with approval cl the City Councll."
It's 111 been much ado about very little,
according lo a more detailed stall report
from City Manager Robert L. Wynn
which ii now Jn the hands of -.Oilmen
in preparation for tonight's session.
"It Is admitted the language Is brood
bul It •as so ,,.rdtd. because "tbe !uno-
tloos cl the Police O.partment cover a
very bro&d area," Wynn said. ·
He said the types of activities it coven
Include: •
-Regulation •r parade1 and funeral
processions.
-Crowd coolrol II alltlelie eveota llld
fires.
-Non • ertmbtal trame enlor<ement
(equipment vlolatlolll).
-EnfOl'telllCl1t of bicycle l<l!Ulatloos.
(S.. HEARING, Paie 1)
man who had originally applied for the
business license to sell bo\h the Star and
the Press in .Newport Beach.
The city, acting on the recommenda-
tion bf Police Olief B. James" Glavas, de-
. nied the license but told the distributor
Jose Ortega he could reapply but under
the condition the publications could only
be sold through markets or liquor stores
where an a<fult could control sales.
Hirschberg said this morning that the
LA Star executive told him he has writ·
ten the city a Jetter outlining the paper's
posi tion in the issue.
Chief Glavas said today he wid post·
pone threatened seizures of the papers
pending receipt of that letter.
"We'll take a look at the letter before
\Ve do anything," Glavas said.
"I want to discUss its contents with the
city attorney."
Hirschberg did not say how the Star ~.
interiaS to challenge the ·citf's control of·
distribution of the controversial periodi-~~ -~ ..L'.
-cal. He· iodicated;-however, tha~ grow>ds * -" 1 -
fer Ibo adiaa~*"iP the eitydr-.oot-~~ ._...,.....,,. ··--...,._ "" .~.,_ .. _,,;~ ,t.· ' -""'' •n.OT ,..., -have ·the auttlO;;ty fu regulate· tlie dis-_, ' '"'""WAS PA F '"~ t0KOWO-TKAT HIT THI! BEACH SUNDAY ALONG ORANGE COAST
trib¢1w.Jd. papers by means of its busi-Balmy We1ther Brin91-0ut Sun and lea Fans, Contribute1"to Traffic Jams
ness license process.
·Kidnap Suspect
Killed by Truck
··~~ On Irvine Road
Newport Council to Study
Residential Density. Lid
One of three men who allegedly kid·
.napejf a San Diego motoris~ in Tijuana
and forced him to drive north was killed
early today in Irvine when he was struck '
by a truck after getting out alOilgSide the
San Diego Freeway.
Horasio G. Alcaraz, 31, of Sun Valle}',
was dead at the scene along the freeway
"between Sand Canyon Avenue 8nd Jeffrey
Road.
Irvine police investigators were in San
Diego this morning attempting to ·pin
down details of the bizarre case which
was initially listed as a murder.
"It is looking more and more like
we're going to put it down as a traffic ac-
cident," Detective Sgt. Sam Cardeiro
said today.
He suggested a certain degree of initial
confusion led to listing of Alcaraz's deat.h
as a homicide instead of an accident.
Several-agencies, including the Orange
CoWify ·' CA:iroiler's Office and t h e
California Highway Patrol. were involved
in the investigation initially. 1 _;._l}etective Sgt. Keith Carpenter and
Detective Bob Lennert were in San Diego
this morning, interviewing the alleged
kidnap victim who claimed he was ab-
ducted Sunday night.
Charles E. Lint, 23, of San Diego, told
invesUgators that Alcaraz and two other
men forced him at knifep<>int to drive
them from the border city.
Proposed population controls through
residential dflnsity limits will be weighed
by Newport Beach councilmen tonight as
they consider thQ growth limit element of
the new general plan.
Councilmen will meet at 7:30 in city
hall for their first public hearing on any
gene ral plan element.
The residential growth limit proposal
places a 97,000-person ceiling on popula·
lion by placing strict limits on the densi·
ty of multi-family housing.
It would establish a maximum density
of 15 units per acre in the remaining
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did ii:
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trans, new brakes, shocks,
paint, $14QO. xxx-~.
The car was turned over to a new
oWner the first night, and the old owner
went right out to buy a new car. Start
your Whef!IS turning by placing a DAILY
PILOT classified want ad. Dial direct,
642-5678.
Controversial Picasso
-~partment zones and would eliminate a
nuniber of areas planned for high-densi-
ty. .
City Manager Robert L. Wynn.said he
has heard only two objections to the plan
voiced by property owners.
He said the Irvine Campany, the city's
largest landholder, has informed him a
representative will appear to protest two
things.
Wynn said company officials object to
restrictions proposed for the Castaways
Hill a·rea between Dover Drive and Up-
per Newport Bay and the undeveloped
area between Park Newport Apartments
and the Newporter Inn.
Wynn said builder George Holstein ob-
jects to a proposed five dwelling-unit per
acre limit on the former high rise sites in
EasU>lurr. He wants seven Wlils per acre , '
Wynn sa id.
In other matters tonight, councilmen
will consider:
-A request to cut a driveway off \Vay
-bane, the tight, winding road leading to
ehina Cove in Corona del Mar. Nearby
residents are opposed.
-A request -by John Konswlser to
again hear his plans to build condomin·
iums on the site ol Balboa's Fun 1.one.
-Phase II of the city's traffic study
that lists alternative ways to handle in· ·
creasing traffic burdens.
-An ordinance that would allow
residents to stop the distribution or
IS.. CONTROLS, Page !)
Death Unites Art' World '
By Untled Press Intunatlonal seeing." said \Villiam , S .. Rubin, curator
In life, Pablo Picasso often divided the of sct.tlpture and painting at . the New
art world. I York Museum bf Modem Art.
In death, be united It. (Related story, "There is virtually nothing lo modem
plctura,·Pace 4). art," he said. "that Picasso has n9t in·
The world of art and Its patrons and vented, practiced l'lr lnfluen~."
admirers honored Picasso today with an After Picasso's death was announced,
outpouring of appreciation and tribute dozeM stood In line al the ntuseum~ to that reached a level or agreement he . . •
rarely attained In hJs Jong, productive . view his work.
and sometimes controversial Ure. Jn ?i.·toscow, tile official Tass news
Froin his native Sp&1n to the Soviet ageflcy carried a one-senlence dispatch
\Jnlon, from Japan to the united States, on the death of Picasso, a t~time win-
the death Qf Picasso was moumfd as the ner of the Lenin Peace Prize and once an
loss or a glint talent who infiuenctd ouUpoken C.Ommunlst party member.
modem art more than any man. "Let our tribute to him be our eternal
0 We have to look at Leonardo da Vind daring and experimentation in our art,"
to rmd • comparable lnvenllveness and palnlet mya Glazuoov said. "Picasso Is
rooge In everything that pertains to connected with the entire culture of the
20th century. H.is death is a great loss for
all artlst.s."
"Picasso's passing away Is a gr~t loss
for us ~inmunlsts, '' said an East
German radio commentator, "becauae • Pablo Picasso was on ·our side.''
There aleo were many lributes for
Picasso, the man, as well as Plca5.'0, the
artist. '
"Picasso is Picasso Is Picasso. as
Gertrude Stein said." painter William De
Kooning remarked at his home In East
Hampton, N.Y. "lie li~td a !uU IUe at 91.
What else Is thero?"
Daniel Saidenberg, Picasso's agent In
New York, said:
"He was a man of strong poUUc.al con-
victions, a man dedicated to peace and a
fearless opponent or Fascism."
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250,000 l1iv<tde.
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Coastal Beaclie s
Over Weekend
Sunny skies and warm temperatures
brough_t_ more than 250,000 persons to the
Orange Coast over the weekend in the 1
heaviest beach activity of the young
seas.on.
Crowds caused massive traffic jams in
the Newport Beach and Laguna Beach
areas as beach roadways were loaded
with what lifeguards termed ''the kind of
crowd you ~ould expect on a normal
Sunday during the summer."
In Newport Beach, all roads were jam·
med from mid-morning Saturday and
Sunday until after 5 p.m., police said. At
least a dozen minor accidents were
reported in that city alone as motorists
sought to <.'Ontend with the massive traf·
fie snarls.
Few rescues were reported, hoWever,
as ocean temperatures in the S.S to 57·
· degree range prevailed.
At Newport Beach, four rescues were
reported as 155,000 persons crowded on
the beaches Saturday and Sunday.
"Traffic was ju.st unbelievable ," said
Bruce Reed, a spokesman for the ciJ1.
lifeguards, "especially for a pre-Easter
weekend. A lot of people were just cruis-
ing around and that made it even
worse."
One 58-year-old man, Howard Mannke
(See BEACHES, Page Z)
Orange Coast
Weather
Orange Coast resldents can look
forward t.Q . .,!llOre high clouds and
just a '"J)(!ek or two of suhs hine on
Tuesday. The air Will be warm,
however, wilh beach temperatures
at 68, rising to 75 inland.
' fNSmE TODAY
J lar'k .. lpitz ltas retreated to c
re private Uft, recc>Nrlng
from the shock of suddtn fame.
fle's sailing a11d planning his
May 6 uiedding. See srory on
Page 5.
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Ambassador's-Hom e Attacked -in Cyp rus _ .
Nl<:qSIA, Cyprus (UP I,) -Ara b guer-1hrough-cusloms wh<n r;-•e_,~ started burllng ·lbe •}plol!WI. ltr!OUlly
rillas attacked an El Al Israel airliner started m.ac:hin~gunning t~~f; wounding a pcllce 8uard at the entrance
and .the home of the Jsraeli ambassador the speeding Jeep. who _wns reading a newspaper. He later ..
tod3y. Thef blew pp the buildin g but a An Israeli seeuri ty guard s~epped ouat died Jn the hospital authorities said. . . . . • of the plane firing a submach1negun an , ' . , • sharpshooting is:aeh security guard fir· hit all three attackers one of \vhom died After hurhng the explosives and f1r1ng
Ing a sub:nachtnegun f,rom the plane . 1 h:s wounds ' machine suns at the house authorities
drove oU those attackers, killing one rom · · . . · · ' d guerrilla o.nd wounding two mhcn. The. V.'®Odc._d Jeep driver lost ~ntrol said, the gue~1llas. seized a passerby an
The guerrillas lnvolved 10 the twin at· and smashed m.t~ one or the plane s four 1hrcatened him ;wit~ gwis to force him
tacks .killed a Cypriot policeman at the engines. au~honties sal~. , . out or his car.
embassy-restdence-w-hen--;htr hurled--An-EUL ~poi~sman .111 Tel..M.iY_U~ 1'bey-commandeered~tbe auto ancl
bombs af'ld · grenades. T hey com· the pl~ne w.ith its four·m~n crew. was started speedlnl!(Off when a police· patrol
mandeered 8 car in an escape attempt retummg to Lod International Airport . T r:rill
. but \\'ere rounded up by Cypriot police, toni~bt de~pite the damage. 'ta!-1nterecept~ them. wo &~-r~ as
, making the twin attacks a fiasco. Fifty . mmutes after the a,ttack at the ~ere ~~~ 1n a blaze of police gun·
The attacks cost the guerrillas one airport, four other g!Jerrlllas arrived at hre. A third was captured unbanned and
dead and six arrested, including three Timor's house in a private car and a fourth escaped.
V.'Ounded. T\\'O guerrillas .escaped.
One group of four Arabs attacked the 1
-home or Ambassador Rachamim Tinior, Const Guard Probe
hurling dynamlle and grenades-al the ')=
. ground floor and heavily damaging it. ' ,
Tlmor's wife and friends were on the A H • c h -l,';.'~!d~~~i:;-1 w•r~ unhur1. th• am--pparent It-run ras
"I le.ft the house in the direction of the
etr.bassy and they apparently were
o-----wa11ing-1or-me.1t he-saidc'-crhank--0od. 1--xrt-_ Sea-IUIIs-~each-Men got out pf It alive."
· Meanwhile a reported five guer-
. rillas In two Jeeps <trove up to the ur--
, ternatlonal airport. Two guerrillas in one .
Jeep overcame a security guard and the An apparent hit and run collision at sea fhe men were aboard an 18-foot
which took the lives of three Huntington catamaran \\'hich was struck sometime • three guerrillas In the other Jeep sped
. out toward th& parked four-engine
,.turb:>prop Viscount airliner.
~ach !ish~rmen ov~r the weekend "·as siiturday or early Sunday morning , a
still under mvestlgation today, but Coast Coast Guard spakcsman said.
, Authorities said the plane's 14 1---·--',pas~:-?ili<llU!~fied and were going
Guard officials admitted they have no • leadS. ·---------xpe......body . .of..one_..oUbe_men, . ..Pua~
--MUldle W est-A"ssailed
By Late Winter Storm
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By The Associated Press All public schools were closed in the
-Des Moines area and in two Iowa coun· Fr.g temperatures and heavy snow lies. The Des 11-tolnes Municipal Airport
·\\'hipped by high wlnd~t the nation's was closed. Drake University shut down
'midsection toda y after dDniping several "unti l further notice." and the Iowa Leg·
inches of snow In the Texas Panhandle islature was unable to meet. ·"and across the Great Plains. ., The National Weather Service de-The snow moved across eastern Iowa
scribed the system which dumped · 12 to southwestern Wisconsin, forcing the
inches of snow on Des Moines, Iowa, as schools to close in northwestern Illinois.
·a "very dangerous, record-breaking ·11 Heavy snow warnings continued In ef·
'spring stonn ... ac~ching the limits feet for eastern Iowa, southeastern Min-~or a very severe b · . " nesota, southern Wisconsin and Northe rn ...-· Illinois. Chicago, which escaped severe • <· .From Page l snow storms tbroughout the winter, was
;. included.in an area where a~cumulations 'HEARIN"' of up to six: inches were expecfed. \T • • • Gusty, northerly winds as high as 45
-Rescue assistance.
-Some civi l proceedings requiring
scryice by the Police Department.
Police Lieutenant Ed Clbbarelli, ad·
.jutanl to Chief G·lavas, explained that
,.authority o'·cr civ il proceedings means
that police can somelimes deliver sub-
poenas for the Orange County marshal.
"The ordinance, for instance. gives us
'authority to respond to famil y disputes,"
Cibbarelli said. ''There's no crime in· l volved when a family is quarreling.
·There's nothing to arrest anybody for.
C "Non-criminal conduct regulation is ~really about 90 percent of our job," he
said. t City councilman Milan Dostal had rais·
; ed the questions over the ordinance when
, it was first presented to the council.
: l~e also had questioned the con·
: stitutionality of it.
; lie said he feared police "·ould be
: given authoril y to "set po 1 i c y . ' '
! somethin g carefully reserved f o r
:legislative bodies.
miles per hour whipped lhe snow, caus-
ing poor vlsl billty. Gale warnings fl ew
on Lake Michigan and Meigs Field, On
Chicago's lakefront, was closed because
or lake water piling debris across its
runway. 1
South of the snow, rai n soaked areas
to Louisi~na . agg ravating the flood-
s1Yol\en ?\1ississippi River Valley. (Story,
Page 4).
Snow covered most or the Texas
Panhandle. and sleet nlixcd with rain and
sno1v fell as far south as the Dallas.Ft.
\Vorth area. Peaches, plums and other
fruits in the freeze areas were en·
dangered, and young vegetable crops
were threatened.
In .many parts of the Kansas-?\1issouri
area, the storm dropped four to six in-
ches of snow. and some locations
reported as much as nine or 10 inches.
High \Vlnds created drifts three to four
feet deep, making travel hazardous .
Gale wamings "'ere posted on Lake
Superior and Lake f\lichigan during the
early hours.
Bunting, 29, was recovered Sunday morn-
ing near the sailboat, \\•hich "'as found
drifting about three and a half miles off
-illlnlinalQD Beach.
The body of his brother, David, 18, was
sighted nearby, but it slipped beneath the
"·ater before it could be recovered, the
Coast Guard spokesman said.
The two lived next door to their
par~nts, Mr. and Mrs. C. A1 Bunting, 7772
Sycamore Ave.
The third person aboard, Bi 11
Sherwood, 17, is presumed lost. He ls the
son of Mrs. Gertrude Sherwood, 17132·A
Emerald Lane. Huntington Beach.
The three set out from Seal Beach ear·
ly Saturday morning to go fishing. When
they failed to return that evening,
relatives alerted the Coast Guard.
An air and sea search turned up thr
\\'recked b:>at about 9:30 a.m. Sunday.
Both Bunting brothers were clad in
lifejackets, the Coast Guard said.
The-body of the elder Bunting was
taken. to the Los Angeles County
Cororlersaaffice_!!here an autopsy•will be
conduct~oday. ·
A prelllfunary investigation showed the
victim had apparently dro\vned. There
'rcre no marks on the body to show the
victim had been fatally injured in the
collision, the spokesman said.
Coast Guard officials today sai d they
did not know what kind of boat ·collided
lvith the catamaran, but based on the ex-
tent of the damage, they ruled out its
, being a large merc~ant ship.
The sailboat was equipped with a
citizens band radio and an outboard
motor, the Coast Guard said.
The CQast Guard said a ca bin cruiser
o"·nf.r reported st riking an unkno\vn ob-
ject Saturday night. However, in·
vestigation showed that bte craft was not
involved in the !atal accident.
Memorial services are oending at Net-
tler 's Family Mortuary in Garden Grove
for the Bunting brothers.
From Panel
JET NOISE. ••
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Ruling Class
Gen. Anastasio Somoza, (right), Nicaraguan strong·
n1an, presides over an Earthquake Emergency Com·
1nittee meeting. \Vith him in the recent picture are
(1-r) Alfonso Lovo Cordero•of the Liberal Party, Ed·
mundo Frios of the Conservative Party and Gen .
Roberto Martinez of the Liberal Party. They are
members of Somoza's suppo rting junta.
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B1•itisli Newspape1•
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Homosexual Seeks Love
From Christian Church
LONDON (AP) -A plea for Christian
"love, care and compassion" for
homo~exuals bas been published by the
Churc~ Of England Newspaper, Britain's
largest Anglican journal.
In ~ half·page editorial introducing a
full·page article by a pr a c. tic in g
homosfxual, the \\'eekly 12-page paper
gently rebuked the established church for
preaching the incompatability of Chris-·
lianily and homosexuality,
"Many people, not only hombse xuals,
with desperate problems feel that the
church Is cutt!n~ itself oii from those in
the deepest need," the editorial said. '"In
their O\\'n eyes, they are misunderstood
:ind reject ed by those "'ho should be the
Educator Blasts
Proposed F edera,l
Education Cuts
President Nlxori's pro-posed reductions
in federal spending for educatiori and his
attempts to stop release~of congressionally
messengers of God•s po"'er and love."
The editorial dissoc iated its e If ,
however, from "avant·garde theologians
who have shocked by suggesting that our
Lord could Himself have been a
homosexual." ·
The paper suggested that homosexuals
seek medical help and made pass ing, but
approving, reference to "the Christian
process of trapsforming .the tendenc·y" to
homosexuality. · ~--
The article was written by D. Lloyd,
homosexual rounQer of REACH,Jn in·
dependent body worklng . to pr.omote
understanding between hotnosexuals and
churchmen.
Noting that one in eVery 20 Britoils is
exclusively homosexual, Lloyd rebuked
the Anglican Church for examining
homosexu~lity "only with the greatest
reluctance and from afar." He drew at-
tention to the Christian virtues of
"forgiveness and acceptance ... which ,"
he said,;'haVe been conspicuously absent
in the church's treatment of the
homosexual."
''Due to ignorance," he added, ·~the .
church has, with few noteworthy ex·
ceptions, made the lcit Of the homosexual
a great deal harder by blanket con-
demnation."
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BE.ACHES... ; --A k or Anaheim, died of an il"j>p:irent heart :-
attack at Art's Landing in Newport
Beach Sunda)"... morning as he was
preparing to l~av'e on a fi shing trip.
In Laguna Beach, crowds ran 25,000 to
30,000 both Saturday and Sunday, city life
guards reported. There were two
'rescues, including one youth who had ap.
plied to the city to become a summe"r
lifeguard.
Only two Laguna 1Beach life guard sta·
lions were manned over the weekend as
officials· were t.:iken by surprise by the
summer-like cfO\\•ds, according to li.fe
guard spokesman Bruce Baird .
As a result, Baird said_the.Jifeguards
on duly were kept busy watching for
sw immers in trouble and didn 't have
"time to enforce-all beach .regulations. In
many areas, he said, the large crowds
resulted in complete freedom for dogs to
1'\ln without their leashes, w"hicb are re·
quired by law.
Huntington Beach lifeguards rfportcd a
weekend crowd or 30,000 persons. in·
eluding four rescues. ·:At San Clemente
and South County beaches , the crowd
\YBS estimated at 22,000 for Saturday and
Sunday combined. There were no
rescues.
'Arts Relevance'
Lectures Slated
"Relevance of tne AMIS'' is the theme authorized education funds represent an "abdication of leadership," the president of a four evening lectu re series being
of the National School Boards Association CO NTR 0 LS • • • presented by UC Irvine Town and-Gown
From Pagel
said in Anahelm Sunday. begiMing with a lecture at 8 p.m. Tues-
"Veto, impounding. budget cutting, to "thro,vaway" new spapers to their homes day.
Our n•i'nds, represent an abd;""ti'on of 1 b h 1 1 k h · Philip Leider. UCI lecturer in art. will , ~1...""D ~simpy y calling t e c ty cer, w o, in k · h F" A I leadership to ensu re equitable educa-turn, would Inform ·the publishers to spea in t e ine rts Vi lage Concert : "The addition of the qualifying phrase
• \VOuld constltutionalize ii." Dostal, a
: )a \vyer, explained .
Snow also whitened areas of Colorado
and Wyoming, where !he temperature
dropped to 4 degrees at Lara mie.
1'ravelers. and stockmen's advisories
11'cre in effect for parts of Colorado and
New Mexico, where a hard freeze "'as
expected. Freeze warnings also were
posted for Oklahoma .
· I · 1 Hall, in the fir~t of the free lectures: of the runway at the ai rport. Ilona opportunity or Amer i can cease delivery. "They are obviously very audible, children." said \V. E. ''Bud" Phillips. -A proposal by Mayor Donaltl A. Other fine arts faculty memtJers who
: Police still say they can't understand
: ""'hat all the fuss is about.
: "It's historically been the function pf
: the police department to go. to high
~school dances and football games," Cib-
: barelli said. "All v.·e are doing is trying
• to put it in writing.
: "\Ve used the phrase 'non-criminal
: conduct' becau se that's the terminology
: used in all the texlboo ks. \Ve could just
: as "·ell ha\'C called it 'authority to
: preser\'e 1he peace.' " Cibbarelli con·
--; eluded.
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Indians Of fer
To Give Up Arms
For Negotiation
WASHINGTON (AP) -Spokesman
Russell Means of the Amerlcun Indian
~love1nen{-said today the militant s oc-
cupying Wounded Knee have agreed to
stack all unlawful arms in n teepee if the
\\'hite !louse \\•ill meet \1'ith their
repres!'!n!atives.
Means told :i nc\YS conft'rence the 58
Oglal_a Sioux in ~Vounded Knee ag reed
to this at a meeting Sunday night "'Ith
the sacred pipe placed at the door' "and
no one wil lenter untll our sipirtual
leader Crow Dog, Chief Bad Cob and
myself go b.1ck into \Youndcd Knee."
'.fhe \\'hite llou.se balked At meeting
\1·11h ~feans and his associates unless the
Indians surrender anns.
!\leans said that as another condition
for the meeting. rcdcral marshals and
ether rorces are to retreat from their
prtscnt positions to areas out of rlClc
range. ,
Further. he said, the meeting must be
arranged al!nost Immediately because 11c
Is broke and will have to return to
\\'oundcd Knee Tuesday morning .
J le said he JS prepared to continue I he l
anned conrfontatlon 11t \Your.dcd KncC ·
"for the rest or 1ny ltfe" if the \Vhitc
!louse balks at discussing what the ln·
dians says Is dcnlal of their treaty rlghtJ.
J\feanwhile. a Jong·llme lrlbal leader
~·i1h lhe Oglala Sioux told Congress today
his people are facing financial disaster
because of lhe occupallon of Wounded
Knee by outsiders. .-
especi ally when we open up on a hot "They herald a change or direction -a MclMis to offer congratulations to the will participate in subsequent community
day," he said. "Everyone is kind of used reversal -when the opposite is called Irvine Company for its offer to make lectures are:
to it by now." for." Back Bay properties available for public William C. Holmes, professor and
Dennis Evans, principal at Corona de) Fhillip9, a Fort Dodge, Iowa clothing acqu isition. chainnan of mu sic, April 17.
J\Iar High. School, said the noise isn't store owner, delivered his remarks Sun· -A request by Daniel Aldrich, UC Robert Cohen, associate professor of
(1uite as bad as at Eastbluff just a mile day to ab:>ut 4,000 school board members Irvine chancellor, to adopt a resolution drama, April 24, --
fu rther do"'" Eastbluf( Drive. But he did and schoo l admin istrators at the NSBA's supporting th e proposed.lfacbln(hospital Olga f\.faynard, lectJer in fine arts and
say it is noticeable. ann ual meeting, at the unlvenity. . · dance authority, May 1.
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tion but it bas been a-definite problem I
\1·hcn "·e have outdoor activities," he
said ."'Therc are occasions \Yhen it really
bothers us but it isn't a sound where
people have to put their fingers in their
cars."
Similar jet noise problems have be·
come critical in the Irvine Unified school
District, ''"'here truslees arc working to
"'in condemnation of Irvine Elementary
School. They claim the noise from El
'foro Ma rine Corps Air Station has made
things unbearable at that school.
J\1rs. f\1orris said her grou p's main con-
cern is that the Newporl·ti.fesa district
has noldone. more. in. the..."·ay of protect:'._
ing children from the noise.
"lrv,ine is-doing so much about jet
noise but here 'o:e arc apparently doing
nolhing." she sald.
Buralars Strike l:)
111 Locket· Room
Orange County sherifrs deputies arc
,Investigating the then or $1 ,15.S by in--
truders who entered the locker room of
Uie El Niguel Country Club Sunday.
Deputies said the theft was r'ported by
thr<'C victims 1\·ho returned l.o the
clubhouse af 23700 Clu b House Drive Lo
find that cash hnd been taken from their
locker! \Yhile they "'ere vle\1•tng a
touruoment .
ornccrs identified the victims as Jack
IJ_ Boyle, 55. of 1101 Emerald Bay .
Laguna Beach; Jack Banta, 55, of 1029
Bonnie Doone, Corona d'l Mar, and Lou
8, Lewis,_ 57, of 1951 Vista Caudal.
Newport Jj('ach.
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-OltAN~E: COl!JNTY, CALii:OR!NIJ._... MONDAY, .APRIL 9,-1973 (0["1>6, NO. 99, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES . ' -, . ·1 -;_ ·--~. . . .
Anti-Jet Noise. Un it 1Jemand·s
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School and Mariners School in Newport SUperiltteiidenCof S!:flpols-:John i.iccll over the Upjfer !lax l!'ld take off in the·
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By WILLIAM SCHREIBER
Of tlle Diii'/ Plltf Staff
fo Newpor\.Beach anU·Jel ,noise l!IOUP
btlay demand~ the NewPort-Mesa
ichool board take a fonnal stand against
~t flights out of Orange County Airport.
Airport Action Associates (AAA ), 1 a
:itizens grouP cliiioµog to repre.sent
1,000 families, says numerous jet fiights
tach day , "fly directly over" at least
'ieven schools in the Newport-Mesa dis-
wict.
The group' alSQ. challenged candidateS ·
running for four vacant seats on the
school board to take a stand On the jet
noise problem as it affects the schools.
AAA is JISking the candidates to. support
an anti-jet resolution by the board if
they are elected. ·
AM:::1,1laims Lind~rg,:.Sdl0$)J in Cos~
Mesa, Bayview ScbOol in Santa Ana
Heights, Monte Vista Scboot~ fn Costa
Mesa, ~aiser · School ID Costa Mesa,
Corona de! Mar High School, Easthhilf
Beach are affected by noise.) said-ttebas received no reQuesw-:either other direction. '
'"11\is is not to say that the jets _go..--from current board members, school Though ·they said it is ~thing lh$:Y
over aU the time, but they_....do Co me principals or anyone else to toke a stand can live w~h. prini;ipals contacted rOday
over and make noise;" ·said Mrs, J ean on the jet noise. said the noise is a definite-Problem at·
Morr ls, an. AAA-spokesman. -. Jets Crom-the ·county airport ponnall~ c;ertaio, t1n1es gLthe"11ay.
AM clalmg Lindliergff School in Costa take off on • pattcn:i directty do~. the-"The. noise is unconscionable at some Newpg11_-Mesa_officials_a~.~_i~ls ypp!r Bay but at t~es ~hift~Pos1t1ons times-but it is something v.·e have lived
at three of the supposedly noise impac--1illandTo ·acconlfiiOO.ate for wrndS,_ al • "'ith-;-' satd~Eastbluff-School's-Robert
ted schools today expressed little con-poilo!ficials saia today. . -. Francy. "At times, instruction has t.o
cem witlt .the. problem saying, "it is ~rmg strong Santa Ana wmd co.ndt· cease for a 15 to 30 second interval until
something we've ]earned to live with." · tions; the jets approach for landings the noise has passed by." ·
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_Francy:-s3id that while students .and
teachers ·have gro\t'n accustomed to the
noise ''it v•ould be real nice if it went
away." Eastbluf! is less than-. a mile
Iron\. the Upper Bay jet lanes.
Princi pal \Villia1n Kappele, Francy"s
COJUl\crpart at Bayv iew School In' Santa
Ana Heigfits. also said--instruction-iias
to stop at times .to let the jets go by.
His school ls about a mile from· the elld
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Star Confiscated ;
Judge Orders LA Papers Ofj Rac_.ks
By TOM BARLEY .
Of 1t11 OllllY Pllitf St.ff.
Copies of a Santa .Ana Judicial District
-eourr--judge'r-order-were-b e·i·o--g
:iistributed-to lawmen throughout Orange
County today in a move by the Distri ct
Attorney's Office to scoop uP · everyt
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.Angeles Sfi! .Publtcahon. . Th·~ article, printed ui'lder the headline
Judge .W_!!ham Thomson s~gn~d the "Call Me Anytime, Telephone Credit order-FFiday-after-Deputy-D1str1ct-At---·--torney Don Cai:'joll s_µccessfull y argued Code for 1973," allegedly reve~ls_ the
that an article contained in the Star's system used by the telephone company
April 11 edition violates the rights of the for the placing and recording of credit
· card cans.
Ta x Deadline
Set Tuesday
It was argued before Judge Thoftipson
that The Star article "is a passkey foll.
anyone wishing to use the system
to defraud the telephone company ..
A P.aclfic Telephone C o m p a n y
spokesman said today that be understood ,
police in Orange County communities
Tuesday ts the deadline for pay· will be moving in "if they haven't
ment of the second instalhnent of already done so" to pick up all available
County property taxes, Tax Coltec-April 11 editions "'eLlhe controversial
t.or Robert Citron reminded Orange Star. --...........
County residents tod8Y~-But he stressed that his company's ac-
Payments may be ·made in tion had "absolutely nothing to do wi PubJishers of the Los Angeles Star are person at Citron's office, 630 N. obscenity allega'tionS filed against the
reportedly ready to make.·a test case out Bro.idway, Santa Ana, by 5 p.m., or paper."
of' the Newport -Beacfi-imposed-ban-on-1__.:_mUSt-be-postmarked April 10 if -"That -is-not-our-Concern;'; -he~saicl . ·
newsrack sa les of sex.-.oriented .periodi-mailed. "W ,t ord """'--..Jud ~ rm...
cals. · -·_· __ ~ __ Late payments will _be-penalized e _go,_our . . ~--ge • ..,_, -_ _ to stop circulatiori .,,[ aq article...:tbat
Business Lic!nse Supertifor S t a n (ti-percen~ Of the total:taY-bW, plus-should never have been printed and _ . . a '3 service charge, the tax co1-bl h · in · ·t theft " Hirschberg said today be received a tel-lector noted. w c · IS an Vltation to comm• •
ephone call from the Star office ·inform· · A SPokesman said the article had ap-0..,..-----------~ peared earlier in a Madison, Wis., -ing him that> Journal executives Intend publicaiion called "Take Over" and had
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The deadline for that removal was Angeles Star.
Mesa Planners, 2 Other 2so,ooo l rivade
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Santa Ana Central Judicial District Saturday and the racks are stiU in place. B 12 • h S ,.\lthoug'h most of the stands were sold · y _ •filC llOW; Court Ju'dge Paul Mast today confinned
out of the current edition of the star, that he ruled last week that obscenity
h I a d cbarg~ filed against the Star by the
Cfty Units Meet Tonight Over Week end :
there were still,copies Qt the Hollyw~ Sc 00 s ose District Attorney's O(fice were UD• Press, the secop.d ta~~ of the police-constitutional. MonitorS ·of ciVic affairs will have their
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oi-dered ban. I · choice of attending-three different public Hirschberg quoted the execiftive with By The Associated Press "We will be setting 8 hearing into that meetings tonight at Costa Mesa City who h k ·' "I'll be th ruling this week, but I must point out ll
fall rnguy.e I~K° C:m~s :Jnmfbere and su; Freezing temperatures and heavy snow that my action had nothing to do with the Ha · . · bl bl ped b high · d bit the nation's telephone credit card article," the i'udge First to get under way in the Costa-~t myself to arrest, just to get t s w P Y wm s Mesa Civic Cen ter, 77 F'air Drive, is the
t---'!linf.settle · midsec:tUi001111-llocod"a"'y-'a01£ute<.r..<dwnnm!llp.Cinigg-'se"'~-""'-"'sa,,,i,._d.~------·------lanning--commi!!ion meeting, scheduled
' Hirschberg explained that the Star ap-inches .of snow in the Texas Panhandle Judge Mast said the charges stemmed for &:ao in city cOuncil chambers.
plrently has ended its distributorship and across the Great Pl. alns. from complaints made by a Garden arrangement with a Huntington Beach Grove resident and were based 90 a The most controversial item of
riian who had originally applied for the The National Weather Service de· number of articles that appeared i\1 the business on the planning agenda is a re:.
tiusiness license to sell both the Star and scribed the system which dumped 12 Star. qu_est ~Y th~ Carden-4. pre-scWhool l tostcon·
Press in Newport. Beach. inches of snow on Des Moines, Iowa, as , ad h 1 f tinue its operation at 250 W. 1 son . . ' I re t e papers invo ved rom cover city, acting on the recommenda-a "very dangerous, record-breaking to Cover and found nothing in there that Approval or a zone exception for the 20-
tion of Police Chief B. James Glavas, de-spring storm ... approaching the limits could even be remotely classified as student school last year angered
nied the license but told the distributor of a .very. severe blizzard." obscene, •i Judge Mast said. neighbors in the residential area who ap-
J'ose Ortega he could reapply but under All public schools were closed in the Star ci~ulation depa ... ment ~rsonnel pealed the commission's decision and
ttie condition the publications could only Des" Moines area and in two IOwa coun-probably a PP re c i a t•e conssideration won a rev"ersal from the city council. be sold through mafkets or liquor stores ties. The Des Moines Municipal Airport Afte list · t I · Is ~-d l uld l t demonstrated by Cos~ Mesa nnlice jn r enmg . o numerous comp am wuere an a u t co contro sa es. was ·closed. Drake University shut down Y" • f · h'ld t II ,..-H. chbe "d th· · th t tb their seizures, compared to that of Hun-ranging rom noi sy c 1 ren o sme Y ~· 'srstar exrgecuw11·ve to"ld mblomrnh!peghasa writ: "until further notice," and the Iowa Le.g· tington Beach police last week. animal s allegedly being kept by .the
Wt. islature was unable to meet. .___ '"'ft rd • g t c · · l '--th 't l It Uin' the pape 's ~e b·ea·c· h city ta'w enforcement men '-Cl en-. mana emen ' 0 u n c 1 men lell e ct Y a e er ou mg r The snow moved a·-· eastern Iowa "' d ed th h l I d. t' ·1 position in the issue. to southwestern W~~. forcing the pried street news , racks apart with ~~~~tion. e pre-sc .oo o iscon mue I s
'Chief Glavas said today he will post-schools to close in northwestern Illinois. crowbarS"'to seize copies of the Star Or. and Mrs. Wallace Remsen were ~ threatened seizures of the papers allegedly containing obscene matter.. gi'ven unti·t June to di'sband the school. ~ding receipt of that letter. , Heavy snow warnings continued in ef • 'We'll take a look at the Jetter before feet for eastern Iowa, southeastern Min· "There is no damage being done to Tonight they will seek permission .to con-t#e-do anything,'' Glavas said. nesota, southern Wisconsjn .and No~rn these stands," Costa Mesa POiice Det.ec-tinue instruction for at . least another
"I want to discuss its contents with the Illinois. Chicago, which escaped severe tlve Sgt. John Regan said after bringing vear.
Cfty attorney." snow storms throughout the winter, was an armload of copies of the Star to bead· 1 Scheduled for 7:30 p.m. in the first
1 Hirschberg did not say how the Star included in an area w~ere accumulations quarters. floor conference room is a meeting of the
ffflen.ds t;o challenge ~e city'~ cont~J o,f of up to six inches '."'ere e~t~. "We are buying these papers," he said Costa Mesa Redevelopment Agency, a
dlstr1but1on of the contl"OV""ers1al ~Qdt-, . ·-·. 9l!SJY,,..!I~-~' as high as 45 following seizure of 74 copies at eight five-man panel concerned w i t h SU. He indicated, however; that grounirs nufes per l>Oiir-Wliipped the snow, caus· locations t ghout the city. reconstruction of the downtown area. f91-the action will claim the city does Dot ing poor visibility. Ga1e warnings flew "We don' pay for every single one," Costa Mesa city councilmen sit as the
Ive the authority to regulate the dis-on Lake Michigan and Meigs Fieldt.-.-9:1) _ 80. ·"wtjlist put in 35 ,....-redevelopment agency. They will con·
butiori of papers by means of its busi-Gliteego!s~alfefront.' was e~se cents and take all the copies in·•·ttftr sider the establishment of a special fund
ss license process. (See STORM, Page Z) rack." to cover expenses of the agency.
' •• Pot Taken iri Mexico ,, .
, YUr.IA. Ariz. (AF) -Authorities in_the
nearby Mexican bOrder town of San Luis,
_Jon., seized 17 tons of marijuana Sunday
Pight in a raid on an abandooed home. ,
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WHEELS TO CASH
Jl , ' DAILY PILOT want ad' just love to
tp:rn Wheels -into cash. Here's how one
,did It :
• '68 CHEV Van. Rehlt eng.,
trans, new brakes, shocks,
,pain~ $1100. Xll'DJX.
lu " The CIJ;' was med over 10 a MW
awner the tirst' qtght. and thC old 1owller
went right out to buy a new car. Start
wheels turning by placing a DAffiY
)LOT clusl!led want ad. Dial direct,
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Ca!!'yon Kids Make Like Cave Men for Su rn mer Sc hool
By RUDI N)EDZIELSKI history will be taught. areas of instruction. These include the °'"" Ditl!Y Plitt 1''" Another ls looking forward to building Pre-historic and historical periods (In·
tf ' students at canyon · ~Jementary an lndl~ village in her clas.sroom and a dia n, Mexican, ranching and farming ),
SChool •w up for class this summer third -looking into tl)e coming yearJJ of industry and business. the ~an and how
\\1ilh leopard skin clothes and stone axes the Harbor Area -will have11 futuri stic il affects life, recreational and cultural
slun.S: over their shoulders there should look to her room, including a display of opportunities, and the fut ure of the
be no cause for concern. , water recycling equipment. Harbor Area.
The costume will be neimer .the last r,achers of lh.e July i..~ug~ 3Jl.eNJion '•f bc.summer sc:liool proira·nf.<is ·ean ..
cry of the fashion indllltry nor the latest ~ anxious to enlist tM Cl)OperaOon of ·yon1s first .• In prevlous years ,students
in d<m]OnstraUon . drofa· -just com-jieQple in the Harbor ~a -capatile' of•' had to walk to l'(ilson or 1'9mona School
lortable' cave clotbing. t. . 'p;,;Viding rea~lile experiences ·tbt>ut lbe if Ibey· wan\ed to atte11d a · summer Kid! •\lendln,S !be ~ta ~ l<)q," d~ ol1bc 8/'U· sosslon. derj!altcil ·tllri>a!i Jlltb gra<li Cllll[IUS Help Is aiJ;; requested from Industrial It Is. the outgrowth of concm by the
this sbmrner wilr 'be Involved a sort of and commerClal businessC. for field trips t<achlpg staff that students were forget·
"Vou Are There" history of the Newport and 1ny00e •loe with e"1'irtloe, art)!Acts, ting lthowlcdgc over tbc summea:'months.
Beacb-O:>lta Mesa area and g o-i n g to photographs and any Other kinds or ex· Test results, while rising, were. low and
elass In a cave wlll be part of the run. hiblis-dealing with the• Barbor area, ac-sludle• and oboervauons shOW<il µi at
Prinelpal Les Ferguoon saya one <wding to Ferguson. C;myon • s\udents matured mo.-. 110wty,
leacher is planning to convert her Six teacl!ers WU! eoriclucf. the summer socially, and aead~cally, acbOol Ol-
classroam lnlA> a cave where prehistoric ,.hool'aenlon whieh wllUocus•on sevetal (See CANYON, Plge II '
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TWo other items on_ the: agency's agen·
da relate to authorization or a $32.000
contract with consultants Wilsey and
Ham for a redevelopment package and
payment of $25 to ~ach member of the
agency per meeting.
Following adjournment,. members of
the redevelopment agency will put on
their city council hats and study a
, genei;-al plan amendment for the triangle
formed by Victoria Street and Hatllo..t.
and Newport Boulevards. •
· The plan amen~I'Qent suggested by city
officials reflects numerous zone changes
and a decrease in the projected 1990
population ftom-B-,000-4 ,ooo· t(f2, 1.50:
No official action will be taken on the
general p1an amendment by councilmen
tonight. .
Arab Guerrillas ·
Foiled in T wo
Cypriot Attacks
NICOSIA, Cyprus (UPI) -Arab guer-
rillas attacked an El Al Israel airliner
Sunny skies and warm temperatures
broiight more than 150,000 persons---1o~tbe
Orange Coast over ·the weekend in the
·heaviest beach activity o( the young
sea~n,
CrOwds caused massive traffic jams in
the Newport Be'ach and Laguna Beach
areas as beach roadways were loaded
with what lifeguards termed "the kind of
crowd you· would expect on a normal
Sunday during the summer ."
ln Newport Beach, all roads were jam·
med from mid-morning Saturday and .
Su.nday_.until after S p.m., police said. At
least a dozen minor acCidents were
reported in that city alone as motorists
sought1 to contend with the massive trar.
fie snarls. '
Few rescues were reported, however,
a-s ocean" temperatures in the 55 to 57·
degree range prevailed.
At Newport Beach, rour rescues were
reported as 155,000 persons crowded on
the beaches Saturday and Sunday.
"Traffic was just unbelievable," said
Bruce Reed, a spOkesman for the city
lifeguards, "especially for a pre-Easter
weekend. A lot of people were just cruis·
ing around and 1hat made it even
worse" .and the home of the Israeli amba&Sador· one. 58-year-old man, Howard Mannke
today. They blew up the building but a --(See BEACHES, Page Z)
sharpshooting Israeli security guard fir-
ing a submachinegun from the plane
drove off those attackers, killing ode
guerrilla and wounding two others .
'.J'be guerrillas involved in the twin at-
tacks killed a Cypriot policeman at the
emhassy_ruide11£e wbeJL.the)'..hurled
bombs and grenades. T h e y com-
mandeered a car in an escape...atte.mpt
but were rounded up by Cypriot police,
making the twin attacks a fiasco.
i The attac~ cost the guerrillas one
dead and six arrested, including three
wounded. Two guerrillas escaped.
One group of four Arabs attacked the
home of Ambassador Rachamim Timor,
hurling dynamite_ and _gren@des af the
ground floor and heavily damaging It.
Tim.or '4 Wife and friends were on the
third floor but were 1111hurt, the am-
bassador said. .•
"I left the house in the direction Cit the
.en.bassy and they \appafently were
waiting for rnc," he sal!L "Thank pod, I
got out of It alive.''
. Meanwhile a reported. .rtve guer·
. rlllas ln two Jeops drove up to the In-
ternational airport: Two guerrillas in one
Jeep overoame a security gllanl·ind"the
three guerriljas in tbe other Jeep sped
out toward the parked fOUl'<Dgine
turboprop Viscount airliner •
Coast
Weather
Orange Coost residents can look
forward to more high clouds and
just a peek or two of sunshine on
Ttieselay. The air will be wann,
however, with beach temperatures
at 68, rising to 75 inland.
INSWE TODAY
/Hark Spitz I~ retreated to a
tnore private-!i/e, recovering
fro1n the shock oJ suddetl fame.
tie's sailing and p!1111ning '1is
Moy 6 weddi·ng. See stOTlf on
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1. l=;.L· .~-rf!_or·zd -VJ!iteil by Death --.; . ..-........ ··--··-~·· , ... .
• _ _.-·~ By United Press Jot.ematlonal 'ln MO$COW, the__...offlcial TaSs-'n°'e"w"s"""' By'lndians .. In life , Pablo Pica$so .. often dl~lded the agency carried a one-sentence__diJpatC
art world . on the death of Plcassq,..t...tlf0..11me win· ·
ner or the LenigJ>..e11:cePrize an d once !lti .. . In death, he united it. (ltelatcd story, outspo~E?Offiinunlst pilrty member.
picture!, P~ge 4). _•JLeT our tr ibute to him be our etemol D I .. WJ.----1· t w-t
The world• of art and its potrons and -dating and experimentation In our art," ere J_-n 'ftere '"""•
admirers hoOOred'PiCai~ tqslay with an~ painter ll iya Glllzunov Said. "PlcassO is ,,0·,,.s6i ,.,~·raped frq'\m the rilound-at TeWi'nkle Park ·\ completion in mid·June. Youngsters.who last week -outpouring of appreciation and tribute t'Qnneeted with the entire culturt! of the ~ '7'. d h al f b T th~. reached a level or a ~ement .he 20th century. liis death Is a great Joss •·---is spread out !or a landscapin~ project at ~i~c Ccn· be~ame concerne o v e r t e sc pin g o t e e. ra:"Ol~fill'ild' _ n 1 -r:i -oduchve all artists." . 1 ter .Park. The 3.5.acre Iow-aCtiV:ity park .. wtll 1nclud e WJn~e Il'!ound have been a~sured that the hauled· _ ·aoo·50mel~M~116V~la 1 e. . "Picasso's passinira ay is 3 great loss· ·lawn~, sprinklers and planting and is scheduled for · off dirt will be r eplaced.
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WASHINGTON (AP) • Spokesman
Russell Means of the American Ind ian
-Movement said today the. militanli oc-
cupying wounded Knee ~ve agreed to
stack all unlawrul arms in ·a teepee if the .......-
White House . will meet with their
representatives. · ,. ... From tus .nnhve Spa~n tQ. the SQv1ct _ -~. .. . .
m---'u nton;:trom ·J·apan+to-the·United-&t&tes,. -.ro.r;:-~Co~urus~.--said ~ :Eas.t
lhe death or Picasso was ,mourn~ as th~German radio com mentator, because
losa or a ,giant tal~nt who i~nccct Pablo Picasso was on our side." Church Asks Kidnap Suspect
__:____:.[~ t_Q_ld,_11. __ntWj_f!)Jlfereti~~-the · ~l~
Oglala Sioux lit Wounded Knee agi eed -
10 this at a meeting Sunday nigbt, with
the sacred pipe placed at the door "and
no one wil tenter until our sipirtuaJ
leader Crow Dog, Chief· Bad Cob and
myself go back into Wounded l\DeC"H
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·modern art more than~an. There also were many tr~butcs for.
"We have. ~oolr~ Leonardo da Vinci Pic_asso, the man, as well as Picasso, the
lo rind a..-comparable inventiveness and ar.t11s~. . . . ..
:an?e'in everylhl ng thaf J?e.:ta~ns to. Picasso ~~ P!c~~ . 1s Picasso. as
.:seeing," said William s. Rubin, curator Gerti:ude ,stein said, ,P8~ri:ter Wlll.tam De
-..&t .sculplure...arul pfilpting at the New· Koon1ng,rema.rked ~t hts home 1n East
York.Museum of Mode.flt Art. ff&mpton, N.Y. "He lived-a full llre-at-91 .
. : "There is virtua.lly nothing in mode.rn What ~lse i~ there?" . , .
art," he said , "that Picasso has nol ,1n· "Qan1el Sa1denberg, P1cassos agent 1n
\ ve11ted , practiced or influeQCe<:." New York, said:_· , --..
After Picasso's death was announced, · "He was a man o~ strong pobt1cal con.
dozens stood in" li~e museum to victions, a man dedi cated to peace and J
view his work. fearless opponent of Fascism."
(:east Guard Probe
Apparent Hit-run Crash
• At Sea Kills 3 Beach Men
.Compassion .
Fo.r ·&ays -. -Ki-lle~hy Tr-nck
The White. House b.alked at meeting
with Mean! and his associates unless the
Indiana aurrender .arm.s. l'fleiils Said tliat-aS ~another coQdition
for the meeting, federal l marshals and
other forces are tO retreat from their
LONDON (AP) _ A plea ft)r Chr istian present JXISitions to areas out of rifle
;,iivc, care and compassion" for OnC of three men who .aue_gedl~-kid· Irvine-police investigators we re· in San range. . ;. ·
homosexuals has been published by the naped a San Diego motorist. m T11u.ana Diego this morning atte mptin g to pin Further, he said, the ineeting must be
kill d arranged jllmost immediately because he Church of Engl and Newspaper, Britain's and forced him lo drive north was _ e do wn. details of the bizarre case which is broke and will hiive to return to
largest AngiiCan jouiTial. -----earl}' today in Irvtne_ wlien He war.s truck was initially listed as a murder. Wounded Knee Tuesday morn' .
In a half·page editorial -introduci ng a by a t~uck after getting out alongside the "It 1s. ~ooking ·~ore and more l\ke He said he .is "pre ntinue the
rull·page article by a Pr a c~ i h g San Diego Freeway. ~e·re ~?mg to p~t it down as a traffic ac-armed conrfont , at-woUr.ded Knee
. G Al 31 r S ~ II y c1~ent, Detective Sgt. Sam Cordeiro "for t of· my Jife" if the White homosexual. the w,eekly 12-pa paper H,oras10 . caraz. , o un a e , d tod , .,, sai ay · _ H balks at discussing \vhat the In-gently rebuked the establiS"h~d..Cli'Urch for was dead at ftle scene along the freeway He s~ggested a .c~rtain degree of.in!!iaV-dians says is denial of their treaty rights_.
preaching the incompatability of Chris-be t\veen Sand Canyon Avenue and Jcl1fr ey confus1on. l~d t~ hst1ng of A!?Jt!zlS-death Meanwhile, a long~time tribal leader
tianity and homosexuality. Road. as a homicide 1~~--a~ accident. with the Oglala Sioux told Congress today
"Many people, not only homosexuals, Sever~l ~~ci , • _mclu?mg the Or~~e his peopl~ ar.e facing financial disaster
with desperate problems feel that the Cou.n~OS~oner s Office an~ t h e because of the occupation of Wounded Educator Blast.S _.eahforrua ~w.ay Pa.trol. were involved Knee by outsiders. .
church is cutilng iiself oii from those _lq 1n the m_vesbgatto~ 1~1t1ally. Toby Eagle Bull, secretary or the tribe
the deepest need," the editorial said. '"In ----Detective Sgt. Keith Carpenter and on the Pine Ridge Rese rvation, defended
their own eyes, they are misunderstood p d V . d } Detec tive Bob Lennert wcr~ego his tribal chainnan, Richard Wilson, and
and rejected by those who should be the t•opQse .I' e et•a J_ttiS....milrning: inter_viewjji_tbe....,all~e.4_ the whole system of tribal government.
• · An apparent hit and rurl.collision at~
. ,vhicb took the lives O! three -Huntington
<,Beach fishermen over the weekend was
still under investigation today, but Coast
Guard officials admitted _U!~Y ha'<·e no
leads.
messeilgers of God'S poWer andl i:>ve." kidnap victim who claimed he was a&. In testimony before the House Indian
fhe men were aboard an 18-foot T-he editorial dissociated i t s e Ir . Ed • C ducted Sunday night. affairs sulx:ommittee, Eagle Bull said
caiamaran which -was struck sometime however, from "avant.garde theologians . UC8tl0ll (lfS Charles E. Lint, 23, of San Dieg'o, told American. _Indian· Mov-ement (~IM)
Saturday or early Sundayf.moming, a who-have shocked by~~ggestingJhat our investiga tors thaf Alcaraz ana-two otherr leaders are'thwarting the tribe's attempt
:BEACHES •..
Coast GUard.spokcsman said. Lord could Himself have been a Presi dent Nixon's proposed r~ductions men forced him at knifepoint to drive to govern itself and a.re, in e~fect, ~n~bl-
The body of one Qf·the men, Duane homose xual." in federal spending for edl.lcation and his thent from the border city. ~ng the ,B~r~au of ind18.J!_ Affairs to m1ect-
Bunting,' 29, was reeovered Sunday morn -The pai)er suggeste.d tha t homosexuals attempts to atop release of congressionally Investigators said Lint told them he ttsell.aga1n· fril il68f matters.
seek medical help and made-passing, but authorized education fund s represent an stopped his car about 25 miles south of "For three weeks, our sc~ls ~ave
ing near the sailboat, which was found approving, reference to "the Christian "abd ication of leadership," the president Trabuco Road on the ride north at which been closed. We have been s1tt1~ t~e .
drifting about three and a half miles ore process of transforming the tendency" to of the National School Boards Association time the t\YO other suspects got 'out. We ·are losing money. We. face ~mancial
-Huntinito~ Beach. ---Jiomose xuality. --said in Anaheim Sunday. . . disaster," Eagle Bull sild, while t be
The body of his brother, David, 18, \Ya·s The article was written by D. Lloyd, "Veto, impounding, budget cutting, to ~ne uncon['trmed version was that Lint "Jllstice Department sils there and
sighted nearby, but it slipped be'neath the homosexual founder of REACH, an in· our thinds, represent an-abdication of feigned engyi~ troubl~ and that the_j\V_Q negotiates with tfiese people," referring
dependent body working to promote leadership to ensure equitable educa-me.n go~ out to check under the hood, at to the AIM leaders.
water before it could be recovered, the understanding between homosexuals and tional opportunity for Amer ica n which t1~e he dro_ve off. . Eagle Bull has been a tribal officer for
.of Anaheim, died of an apparent · heart Coast Guard spokesman said. churchmen. children," said w. E. "Bud" Phillips. Jnvesb~~tors ·said th~ Lint car pulled 25 of the 33 years the Oglala SioU.1 has
'attack at . ..i\rt's Landing in Newport The two lived next door .... to thei r Noting that one in every 20 Britons is "They herald a change of direction _ a over again about 10 m1le,s farther north governed itself.
., Beach Sunday morning as he Was parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Bunting, 1772 exclusively homosexual, -Lloyd -Iebllked reversa l _ when-the opposite iS-"Btlled -~ supposedly at. Alca.raz ~rd:rs -and Militant Indians at jtounded Knee
. preparing to leave on a fishing trip. Sycamore Ave. the Anglican Church for examining for." he got out! l~avmg his knife in the car fefused over the weekend. to surrender
-In Laguna Beach, crowds ran 25,000 to 'fhe third . person aboard. ~ i 11 homosexuality "only with the greatest Phillips, 3 Fort Dodge, Iowa clothing with the .~1chm.. . . anns and peace talks were broken off ~ ... -· ... 3(};800-bolh·Sat1:1rday-.ai:idSul'lday, city..llk •. -.~-l!~~ood, 17, 1s preswned lost. He 1s the ·reluctance and from afar." He <trew at-" ·t · . d Ii d h. emarks S1:1n--Aulhonti es said the v1ct1m was ap-between protest leaders and 'Vhite House -• ' n 0(1 •rs Gertrude Sh ood 17132 A · Jenti·on lo the Christian virtues of s ora O\~ner.,_ e v.ere . is r parenuy-tiit by-the-dieseI -truek as-he ~a h -"guards reported. There were two S? iv1 • . . erw , . day to about 4.~. school board member,s tried to dash'across the northbound lanes. a1 es ere. .. rescues, iffClUdi'ng one youth who-had a}f'-Emer,ald-Lane,Huntmgton Beach. -"forgiven_j;!SS--and acceptance._ •. which ," and school adm1n1strators at-the NSBA s -"'-roner's ·aepu~es sa1·d 1·hl-s m·omm· g
-· l.nn The three set out from Seal Beach ear he said, "have been con spicuo usly absent 1 . ~ "' ·plied to the city to U\. ... ome a summer . . . -annua meet.mg.. . . • .. that an autopsy on Alcaraz's mangled •·lil d ly Saturday morrung to ltQ !Jshing. When in the church's treatment of the h A t th 1 t 1 .i eguar · . . they failed to returrf" that eveni ng, homosexual." T e ssocia ion is e nation s arges body would be, performed later in the
·· Only two Laguna Beach hfe gua rd sta· relatives alerted the Coast Guard. "Due to ignorance," he added, "the organization of public education officials. day. 1
·tions were manned over the \~eekend as · An aii aiid sea search turned up the church has, \Vith few noteworthy ex-lt says .it repr~sents about 90 percent of Resulls sought could shed some light
officials ~ere talr.en by surpi:se by t~e . \\•recked boat about 9:30 a.m. 'Sunday. ceptions, made the Jot of the homosexual the nation's school board members. on a motive for the bizarre abduction
From Page l
JET NOISE. • •
summer·hke crowds, accor~1ng to hfe Both Bunting brothers ,1·ere clad in a grea t deal harder by blanket con-Phillips said Nixdn•s proposed budget tale given by Lint, such oi"S the p'resence --of the runway at the airport.
O----. guar.4-spGkesmaa Bc1ce...Baini.._~-· • ·-lifcjackets, the Coast Guard said. demnatlon. ,. for the next fiscal year calls for $515 of drugs in the suspect's body. "They are obviously very audible,
As a result , Baird said the lifeguards The body of the elder Bunting \Vas 1nill ion less fo r education while in-PoliCe said this morning that a n·umber esj,eclally when we opeh up on a hot
·on duty wCre .kept busy wa_tching for taken to the Los Ange les County Cl'easing the peace tllne military budget of questions remained unanswered in day," be said. "Everyone is kind of used
. sw immers in tr ouble and didn't have Coroners office where an autopsy \viii be S R ll by $4.5 billion. connecti on with the case. to it by now."
time to enforce all beach regulations. In conducted today. ltSpect ea y Of the proposed education bu dge t, he DeMis Evans, principal at Corona del
ma ny areas, he said. the large crowds A preli1ninary investigation sho\ved the said it iS""'Malign neglect based on myth , Mar High School, said the noise isn't
resulted in .complete freedom for dogs to ' viclinl had apparently drowned. There Had to Go buttressed by empty promises and 'A rts Re1 -va ce' quite as bad as at Eastbluff just a mile : run without thei r leashes, which are re-1vere no mark s on the body to sho1v the designed to dissolve a partnership among W 11 further down Eastbiuff Drive. But be did
: quired by law. victim had been fatally injured in the federal, state and local governments that say It is noticeable.
:' Huntington Beach lifeguards reported a collision, the spoke~'!lan sa id. . _ James Barros said he want ed lo go and \Vas just beginning to fun cti on pro· Lectures Slated "We haven't had to suspend instruc-
: "'·eekehd crowd of 30.000 persons, io· _Coast Guard off1c1~ls today sai d ~hey he really meant it. ductiye ly." tion but it has been a definite problem
: eluding four rcscues.-At San Clemente d1? not know what kind of boat collided The arm ed robbe ry suspect, of 1904 The NSBA delegates \Vere scheduled when we have outdoor activities,'' he
;·and South County ·beaches, the crowd \\'Ith the catamaran, Qut based on the e_x· Orange Ave., Costa Mesa, was arres ted today to lake up a resolution criticizing "'Relevance of tne Ari$'' is the theme said. "There are ocCasions when it really
:·was estimated at 22,000 for Sat urday and te~t of the dam age, they . ruled out its on a warrant last week and turned over Nixon for "abdicating the responsibility of a four evening lecture series being bothers us but · it isn't a sound where
·Sunday combined. There were no being a 13:rge merchant s~1p. . 10 Los Angeles lawmen who took him out of the Presidency to provide leadership presented by UC Irvine Town and Gown people have to put their finge rs in their
• The sailboat was equipped with a Sunday looking for loot he had allegedly to ensure equitable educational op· beginning with a lecture at 8 p.m. 'Tues· ears."
: rescues. citi zens band radio and ari outboard hidden. portunity for America's children." day. . Similar jet noise problems have be-
n1.0tor, the Coast Guard sa id. Investigators said the 28-year1'.lld Phillips also was critical of some states Philip Leider, UCI lecturer in art, will come critical in the Irvine Unified School
From Page 1 The Coast Guard said a cabin cruiser prisoner directed them to a park·like \l'hich are calling for ''accoun tability" speak in the Fine Arts Village Concert District, where trustees .are Working to
01vner reported stri king an unknown ob-· area in Hollywood, then requested to use from their public schools. He said some Hall, in the first of the free lectures. win condemnation ~ Irvine: Elementary : CANYON ject Saturday night. However, in· the res t room in. a .nearby building: of them are "using standardized te~ts as Other fine arts faculty members who School; T_hey ·clailn .the n~lsc from El
: _ • ~ • ves tigatlon.showed that ht_j;! cra ft was not Given a pcrnusston -but not given a an excuse to cut funds !or education to ,viii participate in subsequent community Toro Marine Corps Air Station has made
• -involved in the fatal accident. 11ua rd _ Barros went to the men's room local districts." Je(j;UtflS.. ,. .. .,. thJgg1_ unbearable at that school.
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: program. Ferguson is looking forward to educational objectives and otherwise Robert ~hen , associate professor o( ing children from the noise.
:.some improvement. . . demonstrates the havoc to be wrought by drama, April 24. "Irvine is doing so much about jet
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: \\·het her the students learned something ject area .'' dance authority, May 1. nothing," she said.
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entertainment along wit h their meeting to Louisiana, aggravating the nood·
Wednesday night. 5,rollen Mississippi River Valley. (Story,
They will vie1v a movie on the plaru)ing Page 4).
or f<~lorida's Disney World and hear a tal k Snow covered most of the Texas
by a Dis neyland staff n1efuber det:!iil ing Pan handle. and sleet mixed with rain and
how the fun cent er is actually a planned sno w fell as far south as the Dallas-Ft.
city development.· Worth area. Peaches, plums and other
The public is invited to attend the 7:30 fni its in the freeze areas \Vere en-
p.m. sho\Ying in the Costa Mc~a IXllice dangered. and young vege table crops
auditoriu m and to participate in the con1· were' threatened.
missio n meeting. • In many parts or the Kansas·ri.:tJssouri1
• Woman . 111 j tu·ed -~.,In-Mesa.. Crash ..
A young woman from Anaheim suf·
rcred 1najor cuts early Sunday when the
small foreign car ln 'A'hich she was rlding
snlasbed into a vehicle parked on a COslti
~·lesa slrecJ.
Morlha L. Delp, 25. of 261 S. Magnolia
St.. was treated at ""Hoag Memorial
Hospital for those injuries. plus a frac-
tured ankle, and released to recuperate at honie.
Accident investigators said lhe victim
was riding In.a \'ehlcle driven by Edgar
Mool'1! Finck Ul, 21, or 14361 Moron St.,
\Vest minster.
'Ille eccidcnt which occurred about 4
a.m. In westbound lanc!s ~or CabriJ/o
Street 80 reet .. st of Wells Ploce lefl
f'inck 's car for a total loss. police said.
area, the storm dropped four to six in-
<'hes of snow, and some localions
reported as much as nine or 10 inches.
lligh "''inds created drift s three to four
f~t dee , makin travel hauirdous.
Gae Warnings were pos fd' on Lake
Superior and "Lake Michigan during.Jh~
early hours. •
Snow also whitened areas or Colorado
and 'Vyoming, "''here the temperature
dropped to 4 degrees at Laramie.
Travelers; and stockmen's advisories
1verc In effect for parts or .CQlorado and
New Mexico. \Vhcrc a lr.i rd freeze "'as
· expected. Frc~ze 'varnings also were
posted for Oklahon1a.
Oil Ties Up Traffic
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Trame in the
downtown area was snarled fo r Lhrea
hour" \\'hen a tanker truck overturned on
a freewll;' and spllle<I, 8.000 gallons or
crude oil onto the pavement and 33
autontobiles parked under an operpa.ss.
The spill ocourred Sunday on a transition
road bet\veen the northbound Harbor and
eastbound San41 Monica freeways .
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