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MONDAY AFTERNOON , SEPTEMBER 17,
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j).ity Ptt.t Swt ~·
t Greased pigs are as difficult to catch today as always,-andJt's_appa.r:
) ently just as much i un. At least the event, Sun~ay .-at-~he-~sion
Viejo Golf Course was one of .the most popular 1n the sixth an!lual
Mission Viejo Days Celebration. It brought squeals-from both sides
Two Dana Marina ...
J:iicidents Prove !Jucky .......
'l-Two spectacular boat collisions in the thrott1e jammed on a HJ.foot craft owned
Waterways· of Dana~ Harbor over· Ute and operated by Loui~ Lisenby of 1611 ' . weekend 'proved that u ·dy . LuCk also Birdy Lane, Huntington Beach .. The boat
tikr. 'to' fhe· water,~Ometimes. ~ shot to one side, patrolmen ·said. collided
t-Harbor patrolmen said bot.Ii' incidents with a· smaller •vessel tied to the dock,
occurring ·Saturday' 'eoul~ havt been then hopped Over that boat's bow, coming
n;~ worse. One involved a runaway t0trest atop a section of th_e boat.
~t at the l~unching ramp and another The occupant of the second vessel,
1imilar Incident occurred at the fuel Robert Faley of 26761 Barro Street,
doe~ Where gasoline .. was being-pumped. Mission Viejo, was knocked into the bay, , f~ the.incl~Lat l®JJl!l!ld!i!il ramo i but was QO\Jl"!'t.. _.. "--=------------· ; p.tilblge. 'to" both craft -was 1minimal,
TURN .LEFTOVERS patrolmen said. '
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INTO EASY CA.SH
A sho'rt tirDe Jater in the afte~n a
similar incipent involving a boat on her
"' rlialilen voyafe and another craft 'taktng .. ,
ou can tum summer leftovers ·in to. on pt011ne occurred at the nearby fuel
cash. Here's how • • • · dock.. ·
HAVE 21' 13 Fireball mlr Patrolmen llld thO new: boat was
home 00 I T !lodge ch8S8ls, waiting for space at the docks and Its
still under warr1 1400 mi. owner, Donald Lewis of 23821 Marmara
Will accept car in ~:.or Bay, Laguna Niguel, tried to accelerate.
-what-hav .. yw. (Ph on e _ The jhrott~ otu~k on full and the boat ~ No.) (Phone No.) shot toward a cruiser taking on gasoline.
The motor home sold suc<!es.cifuIIy The collision stove·in a forward hold of
through this Dally Pilot classified a~. . the boat, shatlercd a window and pe.Jed
Tum your used vacation vebk9e (or off some wooden railing. The owner or
nnythlng else) Into cash by ealllng your the boat war ldcntlned as Robert Booth
Daily Pllo\ Ad-visor. Tho dlreet..Jlne -of 23112 El Caballo, Mission Viejo.
642-5678. Be was uninjured in the crash. His
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Florida Primary
Seg!etti Admits
Campaign Antics
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\VASHINGTON (AP} -Poli · al agent Oct. 1 when .Segretti is expected to enter
"Donald H. Segretti agreed t to ~a_d_ his formal-plea-to-the-new-indictment.
~ilty. to a~ eX:p:Wd -. in . tment cha;g-Segretti,· 32 years old today, was
1ng hup with v1olatm _ eder_al _ elecU9n released-on..personal-recognizaQ,ce. He is-
1aws during the~972-orida Democratic from s8n Marioo Calif. president~al P~ · The ·new indic~eht charged Segretti
Segreth rece ed money from He:bert with conspiracy .and with illegally
Kalmbach o ewport Beach, Prestdent publishing unauthorized p o I i t i c a 1
· Nixon's f mer perspnal attorney, for sfatements · c • •
what egedly was 3 campaign o( Federai "1aw reguires that political
politi sabotage in Florida. literature contain the names of persons
a brief appearance before a federal or org~7.ations responsible for its agistrate, segrettl agreed to ha ve the distribution.
case transferred from Florida to \V¢1ingtoo, D.C. Segretti's agreement to The rnlximwn penalty for each of the
plead guilty was made before the magis-four counts in today's indictment is one
trate. year in prison.and a $1,000 fine .
A federal grand jury in Tampa banded An earlier two-count in di c t men t
down the .four-count indictment Aug. lf against ·segreUi had been returned at
biJt it remained sealed until today. Orlando, Fla. May 4. A spokesman for
The magistrate·scheduled a hearing for · special Watergate prosecutor Archibald
C.Ox-said today's indictment supersedes
Prostitµtion Backer
Loses Joh in Rome
ROME (AP) -The Italian Post Office
bas suspended a 34-year-oJd woman
employe who organized a League for the
Defense of Prostitutes. ·
It-also accused Titti Sciascia ot
moonlighting as a topless model.
The disciplinary action came soon after
Afrs., Sciascia, a divorcee, announced she
would . press for . classilication o f
streetwalkers as artisans.
the old one .
He had pleaded innocent to that in-
dictment whi ch accused him o r
di.stribu-ting, a phony letter on the sta-
tionery of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie (D-
Maine). The Jetter accused that two
other Deinocralic presiden tial candidates
Sens. Henry M. Jackson of Washington
and Hubert H. Humphrey of 1'1innesota,
of sexual misconduct. Kalmbach told the
Senate Watergate committee in July that
at the request of White House aide
Dwight L. Chapin he passeq on money
used in Segretti's campaign activities.
Kalmbach said he did not know what
(See SEGRETn, Page I)
Bottom s~rapett
RevieJf)i1~g Stand Draws . 8~•
WASIDNGTON (AP) -A new spllnler·free reviewing stand at
Ft. Huachuca, Ariz., costing '25,000, bas drawn lire from Rep. Les
Aspin, (Jl..Wis.).
, . Aspin charged that the military "has really scraped the. bottom"
in building the stand at the fort, which already had a wooden re-
viewing stand. Aspln said the old stand is being repl aced because
several generals and their wives complained of splinters.
The new stand Will be made of concrete and Include a glassed·in
broadcast booth, Aspin said. ·
He suggested that the government could save money by simply
issuing cushlons. · · •
"Or else,ilor $25,000, may6e the generals and their ladies could
try standing up," said Aspln In a Jetter to Defense Secretary ·James
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Prospects
Rated Good
DENVER (UPI) -An accountant's 34-
year-old wife who took fertility drugs
gave birth Sunday night to four boys and
two girls. Doctors said they wefe in "ex·
ellent•--condit10R"11.ntt-ooul~the-nrs·~~--<
sextuplets in history to survive.
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Proud Father Stanek
Boy, 9, Bitte1i
By Wild Coyote
In, San Clemente
I The unpredictable coyote which has
eluded San Clemente State Park rangers
all summer and has sent more than a
dozen youngsters ·to the hospital did it
again over the weekend.
The animal crept up to a 9-year-old boy
from La Canada berore dawn Sunday and
bft the youngster on the left elbow.
And the boy, Thomas Ray Martin, im-
mediately began the series of pa inful in-
jections to ward off the possibility of
rabies. "
The youngster apparently had l)een
sleepiitg in-the open at the stare pathl
1:30 a.m. \Vhen the coyote crept up and
-attacked.
The boy's parents took the child to San
Clemente General Hospital v.·herc a .
small puncture wound was cleaned.
Animal control officiS!S were notified and
t~y ordered. the series of injections of dUck-<0gg S.rum.
"Their chances are excellent. They are
in excellent conditior,'' said . Dr. Tibor
E;ngel, who led a tearil'bf 30 persons from
three hospitals· in delivering the babies.
1be weight of the infants varied from
under two paunds to three pounds, 11
ounces. They were born seven weeks
premature but 'were breathing on their
own. The first child, a boy, was the only
one·of-the-six--not'born by Caesarean ·sec-
tion.
Mrs. Edna Stanek of Lakewood, who
had beEi bedridden since July, was in
satisfactory condition, said doctors at the
University 0£ Colorado Medical Center.
Engel said the odds tor sixtuplets are
496,980,450 to 1. He said that if all six in·
fants survived, be f:>elieved it would be
the first time on record.
The father Eugene Stanek, 31, said
three of the boys would be named John
Stephen and Jeffrey, and the girls would
be called Julia and Catherine.
"We still need one more name," he
said. "We agreed on three for each sex
but it didn't work out tDat way."
The fa ther said he and his wife ex-
pected a multiple birth because of the
(See 6 BABIES, Page %)
Orange Coast
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Weather
Those lo\v 'clouds along the Or·
.ange.-Coast will clear to SUMY
skies again Tuesday, with highs ' at
the beaches in the 60s rising to the
upper 70s inland. Overnight IO\\'S .
SIH;4 .
Rangers throughout the summer have ,
tried to corner the.beast so they can cap-Jolin ha3 left ~1artl1a. ln a
lNSID' TODA 'f
lure or kill it, but the animal has sue-telep""hone interview with UPJ's
cessfully evaded every attempt. 1lelen Thomas, 1'1rs. Mitchell re·
Campers throughout the summer have veals tlte reasO'ns for the splitup
been .advised · not to SIC!cp ~ th-0 open fo·ur days ago. Set story, Page 4.
because the animal prefers to attack
I in L.M. leY• 1 MO'lltl t s e:ep g youngsters-. ceui..-111• s N•tt••I Nl"llit • Rangers have all agreed that the Cl•s•lllH ,..,, 0t•1tH c..,...., •
animal bas Jost its tear of man..after hav-~::':~ :; :::'.: '"'~ 1•~ Ing bien led rC! ...... ated1 ... by clllzcnsJi.v1.'ng DM• '"tit• • 11K11 Mattttt 1•\1 r-U lfl!Hf•I '•ff • TeltYlt*I • near the park. aR1tttt1111Mf11 t TMe1-,
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fear, it can become aggressive when A1ut ......,, n WtrM Ntwt " i lmngry~ack -wtlioout1>rovocallon•--6'-""======~·=:;:=;:j:;==i
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Jury May Send Agnew Case to House "
WASIUNGTON (AP) -A federal
grand jury ln~·estigating allegations of
political graft in ~Iaryland may send its
findings on Vlce Presiden t Spiro T.
Agnev.· to the House of Represe ntatives,
it wi,IS learned today.
Such action could be u prelude to inl-
peacb1ncnt proceedings against Agnew if
the evidence warranled it.
The procedure ·would permit the
Jll3Lice Department to avo id facing the
controversia l constit utional question of
v.•hether a vice presidenl can be indicted
Nixon 's Jet
Vn~ergoing
Big Facelift
By HELEN THOMAS
\VASHINGTON (\;Pl) -Pr~i9mt
Nixon's jetliner is undergoini; allerations
5ra ,Price of '2851000, largely to conform
to his wife's wishes 'that guest quarters
be next to the President's lounge, it was
disclosed t<>day.
before he is impeached. If Agne w v.·cre
impeached by the •louse and coovlcted
by the Senate, he would lhcn be a prlva le
citizen Sllbject to indictment without con·
slitutional questions.
Sour ces close to the investigation said
that I! Agnew evidehce is eventually .sent
to the House, it would probably be done
in the form of a presentment, a docu-
ment oullining the grand JUry's find ings
and any action ll .. mighl otherwise have .
taken.
The Justic~ Dcpartmenl sa id it had no
comment on the report .
The vice . president Is under ln-
vestigation by the federal grand jury in
Baltimore for PQSSlble violation of tax,
fxlort ion, bribery and conspiracy laws.
'!'he panel is probing allegations that con·
tractors and architecb paid kickbacks to
~taryland politicians in return (or con-
tracts.
To date, sources said, the evidence
against Agnew consists of all~gatlons
1nade by pot~ntial grand jury witnesses
to federal prosecutors. There have been
nports th.at some wit.ne.a.ses pa~ Ile
delector tests, but none bas testl!led
w1df:r oath.
Atty. Gen . EUlol L. Richardson decided
last week to permit lhe prosecutor!> to
take allegations regarding Agnew before
the grand jury. Ha"t"ing 1estimony taken
under oath, Richardson Js said to be!ieve,
will tell the credibility o( the witnesses
and their evidence.
"If their stories ralter under oath and
the case agai nst the vice president
evaporates, there "'·on't be•any need for a
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decision by the attorney general on im·
peachement, indict ment, presentation or
any other action," one source s»id.
1'1eanwhlle, In BalUmore, It was lcarn-
t'd lhDt !he grand jury will meet again
this week, probably on Thursday, but it
was ·not knuWn Immediately wtlethcr it
'vould lake up tPe Aiflew phase of in·
vestigation. The psnel met Thursday
under co nditions o f unpre cedented
secrecy and It was speculated then that
the Awiew phase might have begµn , bul
the Ju!tice Department dcrilcd It.
More Banks
Go to 10%
Pri1lte Rate
NE\V YOHK tAPJ -Several 1nore
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
GOP Tricksttr Segretti
major banks pu shed their prime lending Frottl J•oge I
rates up to 10 percent today, in spite of a a
dema¥ fro1n Wuhlngton late last week SEGRETII • ,~
for t!No llanki to Jt11tlly Ill• lncr•u•. ' ' .;
The tncrease, the 10th quarter-point SegretU was to use the money for. ·•
hiki thla year in the banks' minimum Today's four-coWlt Indictment charaes
Jendlllg fee for larse corporatlon.1, was that Sea:retti conspired with Robert
·begun Friday by San Francllco'a '!{ells Melton Benz and Tampa aCCOWlllnl
A White HOU5e Spokesman said the
changes to the interior of the .. Spirit of
'7&" were being made while the__p>Jan.__
was undergoing a regular, annual
maintenance check at John F. Kennedy
International Airport in New York.
Farp-ond-N•w..York'1-Flnl-N111onal-Cl-Georp-A7"Heertng-1<>-dl1rupl-.ma-<1J0>•'-~l--I
ty, two of the nation'• blsietl banka:. s of Jackson and ?11uskle In the 1172
The remodeling \York, and installation
or some new units for improvement or
the engine performance, are to be com-
pleted by mid-October.
· · The plane, also known as "Air Force
l" and as "No. 27,000," was introduced
on ~d~lial flights in August, 197i! to
replace ~·N.o. 26,000" which had been. used
by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyn-
don B. Johnson .
The new "Spirit of '76" was ori ginally
decorated and configwed at a cost of $1.5
million. A staff suife was the largest on
the plane and was located directly. nexl
to the President's quarters . .,,
From the outset, Mrs. Nixon and other
. memben of the family disliked the ar-
rangement. f\1rs . Nixon felt that the
_ guest lounge should be next lo the
~President's cabin.
· Frequently on trips to San Clemente,
< and to Key Biscayne, Fla., the old ptane,
"No. 21S,OOO," was used to provide more
, comfort for the family.
, 'Mle Secret Seryice, which previously
had bee.n located nearer to the President,
· also ~ was dissatisfied with the ar·
rangement on the new plane. Agents
· round themselves flying ·1n a much
smaller cabin where their seat& would
· not recline at all.
' The remodeling was described as
"very slight" by Col. Ralph Albertarti,
the President's pilot, but the layout of
1 the new plane will be changed to conform
to that of the older jet.
Teen in EI Toro
Held by Police
After Surrender
Orange County Sheriff's deputies said
an El Toro ·youth gave them a few arut·
ious moments Sunday night before they
could persuade him to drop his loaded ri-
fle and surrender.
They said the con£rontation with
?llichael Craig Tolmasoff, 18, or 21968
Lakeland St., followed an apparent
dispute at the home. flis· mother called
the sheriff's office for help, deputies said.
Three dcpuli es arrived at the home
and y.·ere w a r n e d by Mrs. Helen
Talmasof f that ber son had told her: "I'll
kill the first cop v.·ho comes through that
door."
Officers said they found Tolmasoff bar·
ricaded io his bedroom closet, but !hey
managed to persuade him to surrender
his .22-caliber rine. lie v.•as lodged in
Orange County Jail on charges of assauJt
\vilh a deadly v.·eapon on police officers.
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. m t ee on eres Florida prllnary. ·
Dividends, which. ovcrees lntemt rates Benz and Hearing were named co-con·
in President Nlzon's economic controls splrators but were not Indicted .
program. immediately instructed the Hearing \\'as charged l\'ith Scgrtltl in
banks to submit data justifying the the original indictmc.nl. lie pleaded guilt y
ntove. to one of the indict1ncnt's llro counts and
Nevertheless, a few more banks posted has been sentenced to a maximum one
similar increases Friday, and more join: year in prison.
eel .in today -among therh Chicago's
Flrst Nationa1 Bank, loth biggest, In the
-country; Harris Trust, --also ofChicago ,
-and New York'a Bankers Trust, seventh
in size.
-Traf fie .Accident
Yields Pot Haul
Gains a Daughter '
The prime rate Is separate from rates
on loans to small businesses and the
public. Bul sustained ln'creases in the
prime· are widely regarded as an in-
dicalion that all lending rates are headed
higher.
A Sunday afternoon traffi c collision
near the San Onofre Border Patrol
checkpoint yielded an illicil cargo of
marijuana in the trunk. rv.·o Jllen in the
car wound up in the hands of federal
Former California Sen. George Murphy kisses lhe the younger·Murphy:·a~representative in his father's
former Sherry ?\files followin g her marrjage Sunday consultant firm, and his bride who is an actress.
to his son, Dennis, left. It is the first ma rriage for The couple plan to honeymoon in Hawaii. ~~~~~~~~~~--'~~-~~~~~~-Bri.de Murdered;
S~ie's !Vo Virgin
agents. .
Co1mty Crashes
Kill Three Men
On Sunday
'Mu'ee men lost their lives in Orange
Cotmty traUlc accidents SUnday, the
County Coroner's Office reported today.
Robert C. Stephens, 23, of 2823 N.
Bristol St., Santa Ana, was killed when
his northbound car struck the center
divider of the Santa Ana Freeway near
Sand Canyon Avenue at the edge of
Irvine.
The car s1id across the northboWl<l
lane s, struck a metal barrier and went
off the freeway, the California Highway
Patrol reported.
Joseph P. Dutro, 24, no known address,
died at Lincoln Community Hospital,
Buena ParJt, after the car he was driving
rainmed a parked truck on" Lincoln
Avenue n~ Holder Street in Buena
Park.
Robert Dormaier, 19, of 1331 Madison
Ave., Orange, a passenger in a car
driven by Marshall Mcintosh, 21, of
Orange',• was killed when the car went off
Canyon Drive near f\.1esa Road in Villa
Park. f\.1clntosh was jailed by sheriU's
deputies on manslaughter charges.
30 Groups Plan.
E1itries in Mesa
Tlir~e-day Fiesta
Nearly 30 organizations have reserv·
ed booths for the third annual Fiesta
de Costa Mesa, a three-day celebra-
tion scheduled Oct. 12-14 at costa Mesa,
Park.
The display booths are rented through
the .Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce
\\'hich is again sponsoring this yea r's
fiesta. Prof its from the sale of booth items
\\'ill go to the organizations or busineMes
1nanning them. For in!onnation, call
&\&-0"36.
. One of lhc fiesta highlights Is the Mex-
ican dinner provided by the O>sta Mesa
High School Footba ll Boosters Club. "The
dinners, priced at $1.75 adult! and $1
for children. \vii i be sold all three ays.
All ~inner tickets entitle the purchaser
to participate in free drawings. .
~ addition to the dinners, the flesta
will featu re several l?t'ltertaln ment at·
tractloru1 including a carnival, muJlc,
arts and craft.I show, children's royal
court. gnmea, and the h1 iss COSta Mesa
pageant.
Four Die in Crash
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Newport Man in .Jail
·On Suspjcion of Assault -
A -Newport Beach man who allegedly followi ng the 2.a.rn. incident Saturday.
tried to shoot his fhnale companion and investigators .who arrived at the bar,
a second patron at Balboa's the Lip 7QO E. Bay Ave., at closing time lo in-
tave rn with a gun that kept misfiring is vest!gate a .report of a man "'ith a gun
jailed today. , . said Lopez had already fled.
The suspect, Jose Alejandro Rwz He was taken into custody afoot.
IApez, of 914.E. Ocean Front, was booked wilhout incident a few blocks aWJy by
on-assault with a deadly weapon charges Officer Tom Stewart.
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fertili ty drug.
"It's been very <!ifficult for her,"
Stanek said ~f his wife. "We're very hap-
py.
"My wife's been in bed too percent of
the lime since July. They (the sex-
tuplets) will be in the hoSpital six weeks
at the minimum. l would suspect my
wife will be at least a week."
"\Ve live in a three-bedroom house
now, so I guess v:e'll go·house hunting
shortly," lhe father said. "That's an
a11•ful lot of tax deductions."
They also have a 4-year-old boy.
lie y.·as relieved of a .%2 cal iber
revolver following the incident.
Police Siid-fOOay-Uffit Viclims in tfte
bar incident were Scott L. Seeley. 23, of
\563 Miramar Ave., Newport Beach and
Mc-s. Naomi Barron.
The femal e involved, who also listed
the last name of Lopez and identified
herself as the suspect's wile, gave the
same Ocean Front address.
Police said no bail has yet been set to-
day on the felony charge against Lopez.
The female victim suffered a one-inch
laceration on the back of her head during
the tavern incident. She was treated-at
Hoag A1emor.iaJ .. _f!osKita1 where two
stitches were taken 1n er scalp and then
released from the eme rgency room.
Police tben arrested the woman on
suspicion of being drunk in public and
she was booked into Orange C.Ounty Jail.
NAZAllE'nl, 1-1 (AP) -Four
Arat>.. have been chaig(\d with murdering
a young bride because she was not a
virgin on her wedding night.
The prosecution said the girl's father,
lwr uncle, the bridegroom and his father
made four different plans to kill her -
by throwing her off a cliff, stabbing her,
drowning her in a well or drowning her in
the Sea of Galilee. • ..
Finally, her .father poured poisonous
pestici de dowJf her throat to defend the
family's honor, the prosecution claimed.
lier husband, Ibrahim Yunis Hadar
Drausha, told police she committed
suicide. '
300 Mexican,
Alie1is Captured
Illegal alien activity continued to boom
at the San Onofre Border Patrol
roadbl ock over the weekend with nearly
300 immigrants arrested for deporulllon.
Officers said major arrest totals were
JoggedDoth diys as smugglers ~attempted
to pa~ WldCtecled through the check-
point.
San Clemente palice reported several
arrests of Immigrants who succeeded in
making it as far as the south county
before being ca ught.
Spokesmen al the checkpoint said the
pair, Yuma residents Carlos Guadra.s. 22.
and Salvador Cortez, 21 . were arrested
by police a few minutes after the c.ol·
4 liaion.
1be crash. ()fficer.s said, caused the
~ to fiy open revealing 189 pounds of
the weed packaged in kilogram-sized
bricks.
No injuri.,es resulted in the 4 p.m.
crash, patrolmen said.
Both men, who are resident aliens,
face charges of smuggling and were
turned over to agent.s of the U.S. Drug
Enforcement Administration.
Auto Contract
T mk Recessed
DETROIT (AP) -IV ear y
. negotiators today recessed a 2S-
bour marathon bargaining session
aimed at ending the three-day
strike by the United Auto Workers
against Chrysler. Company officials
said the all-night 11ession brought
''considerBble progress."
"We are nO\Y optim istic about an
early settlement ," a Chrysler state·
ment said after the session broka
up.
Spokesmen for both the company
and union insisted the talks had not
broken off. and a un ion spokesmen
said Its negollalors planned to
return later today.
~trs. Springer said the first child, a
boy, was born at 9:45 p.m. PDT Sunday.
The remalning five children were born
within four minutes, starting at 10 :34
p.m.
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There have been at least 12 cases of
sextuplets this century. But in no case
have all si.J: survived, according to the
Guinness Book of Records. 'Ibe.re have
been reports of octuplet and septulet
births, but except for eight children born
in Metico City in 1967 their authenticity
has not be<n proved.
Qu.intupleta -five babies -are more
common, wth the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica reporting 53 such births and some
living at least through Infancy.
The Dionne quints born !I.fay 28, 1934, In
Callender, Ont., are the most famous.
The Dionnes are only one of four set."J of
quints born in the Western Hemisphere
to survive lnLaocL.-
Other quintuplets are the Dlllge.ntls
born in Argentina in 1934, the four girts
and boys born to Mr. end Mrt. Andrew
Fischer in Aberdeen. $.0., Sept. 14. 1963,
five boys born to fl1r. and Mn. Efren
JAJbin Prieto a w e e k earlier in ~laracaibo, Veneiuela, and 1he Kienast
quints born in New Jersey in 1970.
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day night ln a two-ear cra8h at en In·
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TROUBLESOME TRAFFIC--The sighr above is
common .for commuters to and from Mission Viejo
and El Toro. It is the El Toro Road interchange at
the San Diego Freeway at rush hour. The exit is
Mt)' Plitt Steff l'Mtor.
one ot only two serving rapidly growing area but
the nearly-eompleted overpass and ·interchange at
Canada Road in ~ke Forest, l';>elow, should take
some or the pressure of! by next spring.
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Monday, $ti>lfmi><r 17, 1973 s DAIL V PILDT S
Too ·Few for Too Many
Saddleback Valley Roads Can't Keep Up
By WIW.UI SCHREIBER
01 lllt l>cllly Pl1tt il&H
If all Saddleback Valley construction
stopped overnight, it u•ould lake up to
two years for the road network to catch
up wi~ development that's already there,
acoorchng to a top road official for the
Colll'lty of Orange.
The coWJty's chief planner, who admits
• his department is responsible in part for
runav.•ay growth in the vaUey, says the
situation may already be critical enough
to warrant a construction moratorium or
at least a slowdown.
·~What we are seeing in the Saddleback
Vall~ is symptomatic of what has been
experienced in many other areas during
rapid urbaniza tion of a rural area," said
Al Bell, the county's senior planner.
County planning officials say the Sad-
"dleback Valley may be the fastest-grow-
ing area in ~entire nation and possibly
the world on a per capita basis.
"It is a mismatch between providing
public servic.es and facilities and
authorizing private development," Bell
said. "Bringing the two in sync is a hor-
rendous task."
ed by February and August ol next year
respectively.
Completion ol just these few streets,
Storm feel1>, will help put traffic lpt9 its
normal pattern. He thinks it will stop
Mission Viejo commuters from swinging
83 far south as Oso Parkway to get on
the freeway and duck the trallic
elsewhere.
For example, when Trabuco and
J eronimo are cut all the way through to
El Toro Road, the pressure on narrow
~ Street will end.
When canada Road is cut under the
railroad tiacks from upper Lake Forest
to the Freeway, thOstf commuters can
dodge El Toro Road altogether.
When Alicia Parkway is cµt th,rough all
the way from Trabuco Road hr the
Freeway -and it wlU be by next Spring
-commuters in northern Mission Viejo
will avoid traffic on both La Paz Road
and El Toro Road and use the new in-
terchange.
"If I knew right now we co_uld build all
the roads on the master plan, we'd be all
pending projeds and make emllng traf-
fic now someWhat amoothly.
Storm said that plans are already·
before_lhej)rangeJ:&!mll'.,P]annln( Com·
m1ss1on for more commeraaf projecti on
El Toro Road, Canada Road and La Paz
Road and numerous housing tracts are
waiting in the wings.
"Undoubtedly, ·there win be new con-
gestion problems at the new inte rchanges
~s well ,·• Storm said.
He said he has oonsistently recom-
mended to the commission that lighter
densities be approved and be said he Is
now reconuncnding downgrading of land
uses.
Storm says currtnt Saddleback Valley
road projects -including the two fn..
terchanges -now tota1 around $10
million in value. The row"lty gets $5
million each year from state and federal
sources for all its unincorporated land .
"We have concentrated on that area
more than any Rlaett ever in the whole county," he added. · ·
Planner Bell says much the same thing
-his office Is concentrating vast
'Th e area laa s sfnapl11 amounts of time on Saddleback Valley's
built -far ahead 0 .__.he problems. But he says the progress is Commuters in the valley are con-• ., much slower because of political con-
fronted each day with a battle against c lreulatf01a BY•tena a n d siderations. thou~ of fellow residents for a space cotc lti tig up • • • 111811 Le His office has drafted a 1983 Land Use on roads designed years in the past to u Plan and will bring a coontywide growth
hand1e fann traffic. i n1possi ble.' policy before the Board of Supervisors in
-·They. squeeze down tiny, two-lane November.
feeder· raods like Second Street in El ~ "The growth policy suggests a rate and
'Search for Friends'
-Tonr-t~-_g~to-crow~rteries-Hke-El-i'ight-,!!-Stomi-ukl,...!!BuU-:juat..don'.Ulave extent of growth that is moderated am
TOro o?La Paz RoaOs. Then they face o:iiifiaence -we're going"lo be able to do it reduced from current rares;--hlrsatd;:---~
the"""Crunch of using badly overburdened because· of all-the new considerations "U~r the poli£Y, if services are-unable
freewa~ interchanges to drive to work. being given to things today." to keep pace then some waf has-tO be
In the evenings, the situation is the Storm's master plan was -developed .in found to control development."
same -only in reverse. Cars line up on 1956 and updated almost every year sJnce Ideally, the two new cOunty doCumems
a busy, nomially fast moving Santa Ana then. It shows a spaghetti flale of what are designed to bring development and
Freeway to get oil at two existing exits. storm calls "dream roads.' services into line with each other, Bot
Cali!omia Highway Patrol officials say storm says the outlook for the tm-~II said that will mean a tough job of.
the result is "Jike a njghtn:iafe." mediate future ts . not good be.cause <X>O!'d.inated . scheduling and politi<*l
The real problems are scrutinlr.ed development -particularly new strip dec1s1on making. . .
• oy,
closely by ..men like Dave Larsoo, CHP commercial areas near each Creeway in-Bell also concedes the slow-morinl . )!~ . ~ake--s -ow--n-. , ~ife· ~·--patrol field-operalions-supervi&Or, erehange-'ls.~ed. gears ol government may mal<e the lanil · . "There -are-times when that whole " t's...noLa._mat.te.(. Ol.moiiey or · ~---p!an""8Jtd-growth-poliey go-into effect-too--
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network j\!St almost strangles itself," he· power or anytbing ·Hte that on our P8it"-late to belp1he·~ddleback Valley. -.. -
. said. "We have men out there directing Stonn says. "It goes deeper than that.'' L _';Let's face it~ we have been vulnerable
SARATOGA (AP) -"My entire life
has been a perpetual search for friends
-and I have had few weU:meaning
ones," scrawled a 14-year-old boy who
apparently took hls own life in despera-
tion, police here have reported.
Edwin Dunning Jr. died Wednesday
night of an apparent overdose of pain
pills, and tile Santa Clara County.mer-
ifrs office said it was investigat.irig.
The y0uth, son ol Eilwin C. Dunning,
an opera singer and professor at San
Jose State, left a note m his bedroom,
saying be was harassed by two boys in
his neighborhood.
"No matter which way this turns out,
it's sad. sad for all the kds involved,"
said Sgt. Ken L&wrence of the sheriff's
department.
Wrote ~-Saratoga High School stu·
dent, "My latest bas been a farce, a
diabolical scheme and trick played by
what once were admired. respected and
trusted friends ... to no avail.
"A1y life road has been treacherous. I
have attempted aU out to clarify my
past, but all that came was spit. My
trusted friends hadn't had the decency In
make amends, but ··rather rejected me
for personal satisfaction."
The boy's mother, Mrs. Polly Dmmlng,
told deputies two boys bad been harass-
ing her son all summer. She said they
went over to their borne Wedneti!ay
while F..dwin was out riding bis bicycle.
When he returned, he discovered the
boys had loosened a light in his room,
tampered with the teJephone and taken a
recording tape, she said.
One of the boys allegedly tape-reoonled
telephone conversations with the victim,
bis mother said.
Mrs. Dunning said she relurned from
church Wednesday at 9 p.m. and found a
"do not disturb" sign on. her son's door.
Then he complained.he was ill. and she
held blm as be trtmbled. lie' stopped
breathing and she attempted to ad·
Page ant Tickets Slicet!
For Festival Members ·
ltfembers of lhe Laguna Beach Festival
of Arts will be restricted to preferent~
purchase of 24 Pageant of lhe Masters
tickets, only eight of which may be for
Saturday nights, under new rules adopted
recenUy by the festtval board of direc-
tors.
Formerly, festival members were
allowed to buy up to 50 ticketa without
regard to restriction as to nights of
performance, before the tickets went on
sale to the general public.
'l11e new policy is expected to ease prob-
Jems encountered this year when nearly
all good seats to the Saturday night
perfonnances of the famous Pageant of
the Masters were sold out before the
public received ~led mail orders for
UK. season'S pageant-nm.
The festival's 2,400 members rMircllas-
ed an average of 18 tickets each on the
prelerenUal maillnp. There will be no
restrictkm on the nwnbe.r o( tickets
which may be purchased by the general
public when sales are opened to IL
Festival directors also-cut off ac-
ceptanoe of requests for mail order
forms u of last Monday, beca1lse more
requests for orders had been received
than could be accommodated by the
2,500-seat Irvine Bowl during next year's
Pageant of the Masters.
•Gorilla Caper~
Police R ecover Stolen A1iimals
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minister mouth-lo.mouth resuscitation.
But Edwin was dead on arrival at a
hospital in nearby Los Gatos.
Results of an autopsy were pending
but deputies said the youth may hav~
taken pa.in pills prescribed to him for an
injury suffered last summer in a bicycle
accidenL ,
His IS.year-old sister. Debbie, told
deputies she listened to a teleP6one con·
venation between her brother and
another boy. She quoted the boy as tell-
..,.ing Edwin: .
-"We ha.Ye a conspiracy going against
YOU: We have been giving evidence
agamst you in kangaroo court." ·
Edwin's note concluded:
"A1y. deepest gratitude goes to those
people who have made my life bright and
my thanks to those who forgive my
misUtkes." ·
Authorities had no immediate com-
ment on the case.
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traffic at peak times but it is still un. storm says part of the problem is the oeiore to siklatlons like this and lhe fact
belie.vable." ever-changing complexity of government t¥t w~ get into such binds_ is a fftl
Larsoo said lhe El Toro Road in· He said his otfice expectecl to-have a vast !allure m. the plannin""g process," .~ sakl
tercbange particularly has been the county ·freeway network tbat has not -· · Bell 5:8J.d the use of a moratoriwn is a
scene of numerous accidents and the pie-and may never -come to pass. tough decision but he said that things ap-
ture is much the same elsewhere in the He also says the county has failed tO pear bad enough in the Saddlebact
traffic-plagued valley. come to grips with · real land use defi-VaDey Mght now to warrant a slowdown.
Beil conceded that comments by Assist-ciencies in the area and hence has fallen ''It would most likely be in everyooe'I ,;
ant County ROad Director Murray Stonn almost irretrievably behind in key general interest but there are no criteria
on inadequate land planning. may well fit services like niads. to go on WbeQ you're looting at a
the Saddleback Valley and its overcrowd-"Unless there is a stririgent reap-mo_ratorium," be said. "You've -&ot to
ed r.oecb. praisal of land uses in. the Sa,ddlebfck relieve pressure somehow."
"1be area has simply built far ahead Valley, li\ele will always be defi· lie !\Bid It is irtcistly the SllddJe1>ad:
of the circulation synem. catching up, c1enct .. ,"' he said. Volley ~ and ol\!era 1111.e 11, 1t
no matter how bard we Work, may be "There ts going to-have to a Whfch. _Eis powth and land uae poUclea
impossible," Stor:m said. "The road prob-turnaround in development attitudes are aimed. But he says, "the pr1ce-11 ad-
lems down tbeer right now are directly because transportation should not have to ded regulation by government and
related to inadequate land use planning." wag the dog of community · develop-nobody likes lhal"
Storm's department is working full ment," he added. ''The decision· -is a 'Ibe determination of. what to do aboat
steam to complete arterials like Trabuco political one." the Saddleback Valley's tr'affic woes and
Road, Jeronimo Road, Canada Road and Storm says a moratorium OD develop-runaway growth ultimately rests with U.
others to a degree that at least some of ment may be an answer but It would be a Board of Supervilors, Bell said.
the major traffic headaches will ease. difficult decision to make because of "Any detenninalion of coolrollod
The county road department is working vested interests in the area. growth will be theirs to make," he said.
in tandem with the state highway depart-But be did say if all development stop. "~.we don't straighten it out sooo, there
ment to get new freeway interchanges at ped in one day, it would take upwards of wil. be definite preaure for a
Canada Road and Alicia Parkway finish-two years for bis department to finish up moratorium or .slowdown."
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Poisoned Meat
Kills Off Dogs
POCAHONTAS, W. Va. (AP) -A-
a dozen dogs In this West Virginia border
town have died after eaUng wieners ~ ..
liclals say were deliberately loaded w!tb
deadly strychnine. _
Mayor Charles Gilmore Jr. said Satur-"
day the poisoned wieners were believe
scattered from a car on streets and
yards lhroagbout the' community.
"I don't know how to explain it,"
Gilmore said. "We have no idea who did
it."
He said the stricken dogs included
strays and pets, some valued at several
hundred dollars.
Gilmore said police patrols were
strengthened to search for doctored
Wieners and those responsible for them.
T1;istees Accept
'fennis Courts
The tennis courts · at Dana Hills High
School have been officially accepted by
eapistrano Unified School 0 I s tr 1 c t
h ustees.
School District ofllclals report !hot the
completed courts have already been ac.
cepted by Jhe community. They've -
In use at the school at :tJ333 Street of the
Golden Lantern ror about two weeD....
Board members asked w h e the r
drainage on the courl3 was suffident.
District official said it was, considedng
the large ex:pansevf .concrete ln ql.leltkl:i;
The riling of a nouce or compleUon ia a
formal act that releases the U'CbUect
and contractor from the job.
4 'llAILY PILQT
All Aboard
Laguna's Ar k
OFF & RUNNING DEPT. -\Vith the
way our weather has been ruMing lately,
in uniform unpleasantness, we may have
some difficulty in really telling \vhen fall
falls upon us. '
Well, never mind looking at the sky. to
make the determination. Just do it by the
book.' Fall will co me upon the autumnal
equinox;--which occurs Sunday, Sept. 23,
as the sun swings aCross the equ<l'l.or on
his aMual movement southward.
I am reminded of this celestial event
because it is the announced time of
departure from. our region of a group
known as Love Animals Don't Eat Them.
THE LOVE ANTh-1Al.S people form a
loosely knit group of non·meat eaters •---=woo currenfly repose tn Laguna Beac .
They drew a measure of interest in the
news in recent times when they open_ed a
vegetarian-type restaurant on the main
stem in the Art Colony.
Guests of honor at the apening included
a camel named Boney Bananas and a
rooster who answered to Col. Sanders.
Both were alive and definitely not on the
lll(!DU. This caused the Love Animal s
•---pe.~_pleto-abnrpUy drawthe-atrenltoil 01
laW enforce~nt. They were cited for
having live arilmitt.s in an eating place.
Dea~ and on the menu is okay, you see,
but live camels and roosters are no-nos
in an eatery.
Anyway, this was just the start of
travail for the Love Animals clan in
Laguna.
THERE FOLLOWED a 'A'hole series or
aITests for such things as violation of
food dictums, blocking the sidewalk and
disturbing the peace. .
'Rte Love Animals folks tried to mak e
peace with the health department by
changing thelr status from a restaurani
to a temple or religious vegetarianism.
'I1Je ploy, howeve r, apparently fail ed and
more citaUons were forthcoming.
. Somehow, the Love Animals peo ple
fmally struck a deal with the District At-
torney's Office. If they would drop mos t
of these mounting charges, the Love
Animals people promised to gather up
their vegetables and split from Laguna
for good.
SO rr IS THAT the Love Animals
troupe has agreed lo pack up in an old
school bus and depart for the north upon
the coming of the autumnal equinox.
Fonner Laguna City Council candidate
Beth Leeds ha s purchased a large
camper tru ck and plans lo leave with
the m.
Cursory inspection af their school bus
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IBM to Appeal $352 Million Lawsuit
TULSA Okla. (AP ) -lnlemaUonal
Business Machines Corp. the world's
largest compu ter maker was found
guilty in federal court today of
m~p<>lisUc business prllCUces and was
ordered.._ to pay a competitor $352.5
million in damages.
The smaller concern, Telex Corp. of
Tulsa, in turn was ordered to pay IBM
$21 .9 million in damages for stealing IBM
trade secrets.
At IBM headquarters in Armonk, N.Y ..
a spokesman said the company planned
to appeal the decision.
TELEX SPOKESMEN said !heir com-
pany was pltaaed with the de<blon. They
said Telex planned to "vlgoromly pros-
ecute" the overseas side oC the case,
which had been severed from domestic
competitive i ssues.
U.S. District Court Judge A. Sherman
Christensen, who beard arguments ln the
huge and complicated case for ·nearly
two months earlier this year, also
ordered IBM to begin a series ol acUons
to break up its hold on the comPuter ac-
cessory market.
The securities of both IBM and Telex
v:ere delayed in opening on stock ex·
changes In New York a.s Well Strttt
received new1 o{ Ouistensen's tullna:-
Tht sln!ggle over comp<tlUon In lhe
electronic cbor._ J!!OC"SSlni lndllatry cbotes
back many )'tilt.
TELEX BEGAN the cue wbicb led to
today's rul1"' with a Sl.2 billion suit ac-
=lng IBM Of monopollstfo practices.
IBM responded with a lllit charging
Tela with obtaining trade Ster.ts by hir-
ing former IBM enilneen.
Qbrtstenaen's ruling, mail'4. from his
Salt Lake Cfty olfict and releued at tbt
court where the case. was beard, said
IBM 'Is tl\jolnod from ..adopting, Im·
plemtntU>a °' carrylnf out ]>redatory
prier,,., leasing or other aclJ, practlc<s
or atrategies with lnttnt to obtain or
maintain a monopoly In the market. ... " • O!rlsten.,.•a nillng was stayed pend-
ing appeal or poat.a1al -Ions.
HE INSTRUcn!D IBM to disclose cer-
tain deslgn Wormatlon wben It make! an
announcement regarding an electron1c
cbota proces1r,,. pniduct or relea.sts such
a pn>duct.
IBM wu also ordered to price a
number of Us products separately, rather
than uslng "single or bundled" pricing
Chilean
for computer equipment. Telu had
argued that IBM had been prlcln( the
equfpment In waya dealgned to frt<1e out
comp<Utlon.
1nd1Utry an.ol)'lts said that, In view or
IBM'• avowed Intention to appeal, It was
too early to usess the nilln&'• 11111 Im-
pact on the companl., lnrolved, the In-
dustry or the general buslneu ~
munlty and the public.
John Doilglas, computer Industry
specialist at the brokerage firm of
Reynolds Securities, added, h:>wever,
that iC the ruling stands It appeared to
have "quite sevue" competJUve im...1.
plications for IBM. ;
Leaders
Feel Resistance
SANTIAGO, Chile !AP) -The Chilean
junta admitted Sunday that some anned
resistance was continuing but said it was
isolated.
Occaalonal gunfire was heard in the
streets during tile night, and· armed left.
lsts were still holding some small fac-
tori~ and government offices in the
suburbs ol Santiago.
--HELIGOP'l'ERB-dropped-leafiet&.on1-111<1--
capital warning terrorists to surrender to
the junta which ousted Marxist President
Salvador Allende Tuesday.
She Sees the Light
' . 1.1rs. Carmen Prieto shows a group of believers a
picture of Jesus at her Denver home. She says the
picture displ ays an image that resembles the Blessed
Virgin Mary at night. The image (right) has been
judged a natural occurrence by the Cat:,holic R~v.
John F. Brady of Sacred Heart Church. The image
appears when street lights are turned on.
:Cambodians .Repel Rush
On Airfield Positions
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP) -
Insurgent forces today renewed attacks
on paratrooper positions around th e
airport at Kompong Cham, the Phnom
Penh command said.
Th e fig hting ended a lull of Several
days at Cambodia's thi rd largest city 47
iniles oortheast of the capital.
GOVERN!\1ENT troops killed 20 of lhe
Khmer Rouge ins urgents near the
airfield, the command spokesman Col.
Am Rong said_, but go v e.r n m e n t
casualties were only six wounded.
Government troops were a1so reported
fighting at the uhiversity campus on the
\Yestem edge of Kompong Cham and
around a marsh to the north, Am Rong
said.
Top P rotestant
Lea der Murdered
In N. Ireland
BELFAST (UPll -Gunmen killed
militant Protestant leader Tommy Her-
ron Sunday in one or the most explosive
slayings in four years of Northern
Ireland violence.
Hours later, e1tremists battered two
Roman Catholic schools in a pair of pre-
dawn bomb blasts that rocked the Belfast
night.
Police reported no injuri es in today's
A 24-hour curfew was in effect in
Valparaiso, Chlle'a second largest city,
where an army post was attacked Friday
night. ·
The new interior min ister. Gen. Oscar
Bonilla, said in a television speech Sun-
day night that 4,000 persons have been
detained for questioning ip Santiago. He
made no mention of casua'lttes. •
The secretary gener8.l-of tile Chllean
army, Col. ROgoberto Rubio, said the
dealh toll slnce the coup was 200 or less.
Other sources gave estimates ranging
from 500 lo s.ooo.-About 2,000 was con-
sidered most probable.
THOUSANDS OF leftJ sts \\'ere reported
herded into two soccer stadiwns. One in-
formed !IOUfcei said some of them, in·
eluding foreigners, had been executed.
The government has admitted only three
executions ; it said two of the men were
guilty of extremist attacks and the third
was a policeman who killed two of his
superior office.rs.
The junta promiaed to start regular
delivery today~of flour, chickem, coffee,
-milk, noodles, detergents ahd other
previously ~_arce items.
Allende's widow Hortensia Bussi de
Allende new to polltlcal asylum in Mex-
ico City on Sunday with 66 other persons,
moslly political exiles and diplomats.
"Fascism has taken over In our coun,.
try ," she told a news conference and ap·
pealed for worldwide protests. In another
interview before leaving Santiago, 9he
confinned the junta's story that her hus-
band committed sulclde rather than sur·
render and said he used a submachine
gun given him by Prime ~1inister Fidel
Castro of Cuba
THE MEXICAN ambassador to Chile,
Ul"I T .......
. 'FASC ISM TAKES CHILE'
Mrs. S.lv1dor Allende
Gonzalo l\1arinez Carbala, flew tQ Mtxico
wilh ~1rs. Allende. It was thought be
might remain as an expression of Mex·
ico's opposition to the coup, but late Sun·
day he v.·as ordered to return to his post.
suggests that having auxiliary vehicles in -.------------~
He reported the government garrison
at Vihear Soor, 13 miles east of Phnom
Penh, repelled another insurgent assault.
The town, a provincial capital in the
marshes across the Mekong River from
Phnom Penh, has been the scene of hard
fighting for more than a week .
Helicopters have been lifting rein·
forcements to Vihear Suor for several
da ys.
{..___r_N_SB_o_R_T •. ;._. ·__,)
Mit~hell Split
th.e caravan is a prudent' approach. It
will be an equinoxla l miracle if that old
bus wheezes as far as Coron a de! l\1ar.
~'I STIU THINK the authorities have
made a large ml sfake in -corcfiig Love
Anima ls to leave Laguna," Ms. Leeds
contended.
"After Love Animals is gone ," she
-re<Jsoos,----"Laguna is going to be a pretty
dull place for the-police. After then what
are the Police going to do for fun ? '
"Police officers have to have a li ttle
fun every now and then, too," Ms. Leeds
concluded. .
. ALAS, IT JS TRUE. Beth Leeds "'or·
r1es about all kinds of folks. Even of-
ficers of the la\v. '\'ell , she shouldn 't "'or-
ry too much about lhem. They 'll get
along .. If Beth has to worry about
something, I've got just the Uting:
Worry about the old bus, that's u·hat.
Nation's
Makeup Did1i't
P'lease Cro·wcl
SAN SEBASTIA N, Spain (UPI)
-Eliz8beth Taylor was more than
an hour late ror !he sta rt of the 21st
International Film Festival Salur·
day, and the fans ouslde th e theater
booed he r when she arrived
Spanish ne ws reports said Sun day .'
The report s said fiiiss Taylor.
\\:ilo had nown in from Rome, was
greeted by a jeering crowd outside
!he. cinema sho.,.,·ing he r film,
·Night \Vatch." Europa Press said
her delay was caused by "makeap
difficulties".
Insurgent forces have cut Highway l
between Phnom Penh and the Neak
Luong river base southeast of Phnom
Penh, the command said, and govern·
ment fore.es are fighting to open the
road ..
S01\-1E DIPL01\-1ATIC sou rces felt the
~crease of insurgent activi ty along the
highway s near Phnom Penh is a signal
that the Khiner Rouge haVe regained
strength after tbt U.S. bombing halt Aug.
15.
Am Rong reported the go vernment's
7th Division has started an operation
around Phnom Baseth hill 14 rnilu
northwest of Phnom Penh.
Midsection~€o-ld
,,
bomb explosions at St. Mary's Star of the
Sea School on Shore Road and St. Peter's
School on Antrim Road.
e Engl11e Tests
· SPACE CENTER, Houston '(AP) -As
Skylab 2's travelm whipped throogh
their 52nd day in orbit, ground·based as--
tronauts today practiced tricky engine
firing maneuvers intended to bring the
spacemen home next week.
Afan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and
Jack R. Lousma were in good spirits as
they entered the homestretch of the
marathon m1ss1on, heading f o r
splashdown in the Pacific Ocean Sept. 25.
e Co lson Proh
•
Martha Denies Stor y in N e·iv sweek
By HELEN THOMAS
WASHINGTON (UPI) Marlha
Mitchell, describing in detail the erosion
of her marriage, said Sonday night her
husband, John, left her roUr days ago on
advice' of his lawyers. She said she will
see her lawyer today.
But in early evening phone calls to
United Press International, Mrs. Mitchell
called the possibility of separation "hor·
rlble."
SHE DENIED reports in Newsweek
magazine that she and her husband ,
President Nixon 'a former attorne y
general and Clnlpaifn manager. engaged
in "violent outbunt.s" alter previous
telephone calls to the news media and
that he had tried to hospitalize her for
psychiatric care.
>'j/A\
'No, Mr. Mltclre/f, you•
sit over there/'
mean wilh me and Mlirty/' her 12·year·
old daughter. Mn. Mitchell said, "I never had a fight
with hlm." Speaking to UPl's Helen
Thomas, lbe called the Newsweek teport
"a goddamned Ile." 1'MY GOD, I'VE done everythlng for
Newswetk quoted 111 "intimate friend" him that 1 could," she said ... I've been
of lhe fam ily u_,..porUng. John Uylngr • -througlt ilell: I've bee~ the b<l ;ife
11Vou'd thlnk the med.la would un· You've seen In your Ufe btft J can't forget
derstand and leave Mart.ha alone. It's <>1; 0 what J went through in 'eeutomia."
viout to any~. who knows her that she s She wa.'i referring to an incident ln
a sick woman. June of 1972 when she claimed ahe wu
"Friends 18)1-Mll<htll-feeb ·hls-W.lfe 1><iln•-helct" a "polltl I rl " I needs medJcal help" Newawtek Slid '"'" ca P soner n "but add that tie c..,;,,.t bring hlms0tf to NeWport l;acll, and was manhandltd by
lhe nectSS&r)I legal stl!ps to ha~~ ~t bodyguar · conunltted." For the first time, Sunday, she blamed
• MRS. MITCRELL saJa, "Ile walked
out, yes. But I've been Ujlng to gel him
out/' she said. "If you've got a m_an 24
houri a day, I couldn't 1land ll lie ,. ..
watchlnC the football pmee."
her husband for that Incident.
"How could you mpect a man '/rho has
done lo me what wu done In callfomla?
0 We have many problems ptrlODAl
probltma lhlt •rile when a ~ ii under
lndlctmenL So many problems, and he
dlCI no1 have lhe decellcy to even dlllxa
tbem wit~ me," she laid. Siio llld •lhe ·marrtar• ,. .... ,trained
bec&Use ol MJl<htll'a lridlctment on
chargeo or perjury and obltructlon of
JusUce !or alle(Odly lnlluencllur tbt ASltED WHY no~ Mrs. Mitchell Aid,
Se<ur!Uet and Ezchange Commiaa1on ·10 "beell!IJe he's ICartd. I 11111 thlnl< tbt
drop ih Jnvestlptton of Nixon C8111ptlgn M'alla was Involved In the whole thing
contributor Robert L. Vtsoo. He ts ai.,o (the Watergate acancbol). I'd 1wear lo
under lnvelllptlon by the Senale 11.'1
,
Waterga\e Comlnlllee and viJ1ous grand She' repeated allegations that Nl•on
Jurlel ror hll role In alleJ•~""" of cam-was responsible for htr httsband'a Iegfl\
oalln 111botace.. troubl... "He (John) rtallza• they'te ~ftdlelhald if wao-hlr.Jwiband. 111-~! the river" alie not b(r., who WU distrl1Jlb ''~ ~_:, -li1ifmFDD
anyone came Into out aportmen~ he was Richard Nixon Is J . to· be oen! down '° kind to them. Whtn they ltf~ he got the river." ·' ....
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Flournoy
R eveal,s
Net A ssets
SACRAMENTO (AP)-State
Controller Hou 1 ton I.
Floumoy. potenilat candidate
for the RepUbllcan nomination
-for governor, ll1t.ed ~· net
wets today •• "2.•. Floum>Y Is expected to an·
(..___B_Ri_EF_S _)
nounce his plans conceming-
the nomination tl>I> week.
In a 1tatement to newsmen.
Flouinoy a1ao listed his 1972
Income a $4.MO In addidoo to
his state salary ol $35,000.
The -· listed by Floom>y included 12 S , O 0 O
equity in his home, $25,700
wrth or General Foods Corp.
stock, l!OO for a · Umlted
partnership In Union Plaza
cornpua.-caiter. l&;OOO·in a
savings account, $5.000 worth
or hoWehold ~· and penonal property, 12,500 for a
two-year-<>ld lm!>Orted st.Uon
wagoo, and llOtl In cash.
eF-tulDeu
CALIFOlllllA
No Showin g
Of Nudity
Bay Area
Rocked
By Quake
BERKELEv' (AP) -A
moderate earthquake swayed
and rocked bulldlnp and -
pie in a wide area around the
San Francisco Bay, bul of.
flctals 1ay there were no
ttportl of damqe or lhjury.
The Unlverslly ol C8llfornla
Seismographic Station said the
temblor reglste.red f .f on the
Richter scale at 7:09 (PDT
&mday) and was centered 50
miles D<W'tb of here near St.
Helen1. In Opera POUCE AND ...... media
SAN FRANCISOO (UPI) _ received numerous calls from
'1bere were 00 topless dancen atanned resldenta, but most of
u bad been rumored at 8 new them satd they were scared,
production of "Rigoletto" by not hurt. nd "They were just worried
the san Francls<»~ac~ . iii! t-•io kn ha~h d a much dlscuMed seduction a wan "' ovr w , a
scene wu on stage bot behind happened,1' a Napa County
drapes. ' · · • aherlfr• deputy said. He said
The Jl"Oductlon 0 pen e d callers Indicated the quake
Saturday nlcht to a wildly waa felt first In the Lake Ber· rye11ta area and s p r e a d cheering audience. throughout the Napa Valley.
LOS GATOS (UPI) -A THE NEW venlon o f
fttelance photographer and Giuseppe ·ven11•1 111$1 opera H1·--~1~ea>r""'d,..,hol<l<r-in-the-~herr!U Milnes of-the
haog gliding was found dead 11 Oper · N
POUCE SAID the !hake
briefly dlll'Upted . telephone
service-in-the-Mlamon-D~c.t..:.
ol San Francisco. / Sunday in what investigators f.tetropo tan. 8 m ew
said was apparently suicide. York as Rigoletto, Izabella
Richard D. Kilbourne. 25, Nawe of the D e u t s c h e
was found hanging from a tree Staatsoper in Berlin a& Gilda
!n a wooded 11rea eight miles and Giacomo Aragan o f
northea.rt of this Santa Clara Bar 1 Spain the Duk Collllty Community. His jacket ce ooa, •as e.
was used f~ the rioose, bls · 'lbe . !tductim of Gllda .bY
wrists w-ere slashed and the . the Duke in Act II had been
. . . car he drove was lound crash-taJked about in San Francisco
Last Friday a quake ol 4.3
magnitude hit five Central
California counties. lt was
centered fO to SO -miles south
of Fresno.
San Francisco's 1906 quake
measured 1.25 on the Richter
scale. A" quake of 'I .00 ls 10
times more severe than one or
6.0 on the Ric~ter. scale.
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She Wins
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Monday, Stpttmber 17, 1~73 DAILY PILOT 5
R et11rn in .Jan ua'll. ' .,
Legislators Begin R ecess
SACRAMENTO (AP \ -
Calllorn.ia's legislators.begin a
nearly four-month recess amid
cchos of a bitter panisan
dispute on welfare and -for
U1e first time -lingering
thoughts of hundreds of still
unpassed bills.
The adjournment , consid-
ered the end of the 1973
legislative session. is really
onl.y the end of the first half of
a two-yea r session. Under a
new system adopted by the
voters last November, the
legis}ature-will begin the sec--
ond h a I f oC th& present
session when it reconvenes
Jan. 7.
"" THE WELFARE dispute in·
volves the level of grants for Ronald Reagan's secretary of
the state's 500,000 aged, bllnd health and welfare, Dr. Earl
'8nd disabled. The avenage Brian, says that despite the
grant stands OO\Y at $212, lack of legislation, he will be
which officials call the "~ abl e to aet administratively to
rent need standard" for a assure the level of $221 a
single adult aid recipient. month.
The legislaltrre adjoulned 1be word from \Vashington
former state welfare chief.
The b)ll could still be revlv·
ed, t he oretic a ll y, if
Democratic leadership could
_figure out sorn~. \l&Y to win
two more votes to assure the
required 27-vote, two-thirds
majority in the 4G-seat Senate.
THERE ARE 20 after failure in the Senate of a b that the federal government
Democrat-sponsored bill that would accept the state im·
backers say would raise the p 1 em en ta 1 i 0 n whether Republicans and 20 Democrats
average monthly grant to $2.10. J.-islative or a..1 ..... ; .. lstrative. in the Senate. The final vote The DemocralS sa'id that ln "8 ' ..... t"" addition to fixing the level of This word is from Robert B. on the bill,· already approved
grants, the legislation Is need· Carle_wn. specia~ assistant for in the Assembly, was 25-15. All
ed to mesh the state's nm. welfa re-~ the Department ' of ipeasu res with fiscal im·
grams wnh the new federal"H. ltealtft, E c1 u cation and plicatlons require twci-tbirds
R. 1 program anticipated Jan .. _w_e_l_ra_re_. _c_ar_le_so_n_i_s_R_ea-'g'-a_n'_s _•_PP_r_ov_a_I _in_bo_•h_hou_se_s_. __
1, 1974.
BUT REPUBLICAN Gov .
Vice Squad Seizes
-"-'w een-Door' Film
These Magic Moments
FLOWER
SHOW LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Vlc:;e squad officers. backed by
a Municipal Court warrant,
cdnfiscated three prints of the
sex film "Behind the Green
Door," t11e theater manager
ilnd authorities reported.
warrant signed by Judge Sid·
ney A. Ctlerniss. Police Said no
arrests were made and that
atithorities would stud y the
film further before deciding
whether to prosecute under
obscenity laws.
Ho e -'llim!JL..:':~~--.....--...""...,"-"""'-:::=-1---....; manager Of the Four-Star OVIE "reany runs
theater, said he se-cO.re d the fuI J:""gamut of sexual ac-
another' print and was back on tivities," Gish said.
the sc~een withip. an hour Fri· The 2.1-year-0Jd manager
Thursday tlirou9h
"5aturday
day night. said a theater under the same U.S. Sen. J ohn Tunney ownership, Mitchell Bro s.
and family leave court TIIE FILM STARS Marilyn Theater Circuit Inc., of San
FASHION
ISLA ND
after custody hearing Chambers. the so.ca lled Francisco, was raided in
in Riverside. Mrs. Tun-"Ivory Snowflake Girl," whose Jnglewood earlier this week.
ney will retain custody . picture adorns boxes of Ivory The moVie opened here Sept.
of the. three children, Soa p along with the slogan "99 10 after a 13 month run
Newport Beach
Teddy 12, Mark 9,. and and 44/IOOths percent pure." : without a raid in San Fran·
--~--w-;;:--,,i"=·>i:A;Oidrl:ien'°n"'e,_-0:.:.5. - - . - -• The films-were seized_:~-a-cisco, Gish-isaid.----
seven
_ ed inlD a boulder nearby. for ~ because it waa to ~-:-t·h .-flnl --. -
perlOll !Oleap rrO.. 16iT,!41G--lake place-ln-'rlew ol>lk-a ....
ft. high Cone Peak at Big Sur dlence Instead of off-stage as
In a baDg glider. He Dew IV. had been traditionally dooe.
boln and landed gaJely In the
mnall wing-ond-!ame gilder, In
whicll Ille pilot Is suspended
by a hame$1.
e Suspeet Booked
THE SEDUCTION t ook
place oo stage -in a huge
caoopied bed with the curtains
. securely drawn.
ea . .
'No Contest'
In Kidnap
NEW ENGLAND CLAM BAKE
rillT TUftDAT Nl .. HT-IESEIVATIONS PLWI
SUNDOWN DINNERS
$2.95
SUNDAY THlU , lHUISOAY 4 • •:30 P.M. LOS ANGELES (AP) -A
second man has been arrested
in an airport parkiiig structure ~lq that 1111 a
vacaUonl!r retumlnc : f r o m Hawaii pnlyaed fnm the
waist clown. I
•. Membcn of the dlorus, lhe
Duke's1 court, danc't<l merrily
In the ilpening scene, revealing
...,tilyclad.)lodies UDder long
l1owlng IOWIU!. Topless they
wen not.-
DENVER CAP ) -Seven
persons charged with false im·
prisonment and conspiracy in ~~oUo;o:!~ ~!:e~~~ ·-· hu~ tiger
DeoVf! to San Diego last A • •TAU A ANT
. montl:i. bave .plead~no cont•t -•h ••••••• •••t•• ••" • .
in g:~'~.:rudr:~ NEWPORT BEACH • 353 EAtr
• • -' AuthcrUies laid S t e • e n-
Mldiael -· 21, --for lnvi!ltlpllon ~ .-Y Sunday alter walldlig up to a
fool patrol police"• unit in
mmitown L<e Angeles.
HOftver. • officla1a s a l d
Jones · bad merely banded thein a news clipping and
slated he undenlood they
were looting for another man,
his brother, not In custody.
e Ute Snteitee
LONG BEACH (AP)
F.dWard Taylor. a 48--year-old
Hollywood public -ttlaliolls
man, has )>een sentenc:<d to
life in ir-for the slaying ol
KMPC rad.lo traffic reporter
Jim Hlcldln.
Taylor was convicted by a
Jury Aug. 7 ol fatally ohooting
Hicklin aboard a liner at the
harbor just before Hicklin was
Lo start a Mexican cruise last
A pell.
Ex-Pla yboy
Bunny Weds
-Ex-POW
ALAMEDA (AP) -"I cried
through !be whole thing," said
ii form« Playboy bunny after
marrying Navy LI. Gary
,,....ton, a former prl900er of
war.
"'Gary kepi whispering to me, 'Why are you «)'in£'?''
~Her answer was "I was just 90
happy."
., AFl'ER TRE ceremony
Saturday, '{1)ornton, 31, and
· Mae Alice fagundes, 25, walk·
'ed out ol the chapel aiiil under
·an arch of swonb, five of
them held by former POWs.
" Thornton, a prisoner In Viel·
· nam for slz years, met the
former San Fnndaco bunny
1'hen sbe wu vlaltlng return·
Jng POW• at Oalllml· Naval
Hospital. Ha propOsed at a
' Wl\lle H....O party given f!>f
former POWs.
• . '
THEY WERE married' in a
I \nllilary ceremon)' al Alameda
•Naval Air Station · whert -~ holdlnl ..-1 ..
"'eluded former POW• U.
Everett Alvam, Maj. Oiarlel
Boyd, Cmdr. Ja m el
,"Hlckeroon , LI. Wayne
Gooclermatt and Maj. 0.-,.swl:ndle. The best man was
1.C.pt. Ronald ~astln, a1m an
ex-POW.
1, 'nvJrntiM, ~ down In 1117,
i.wn decl..,.S dead 1111UI 1m
• when hil parenll, Mr. and
,Mrs. Biiiy ·'l'bornlon of r-t--~odtr.Vlll•. Cllll.,,.Wf!" told ..ho -allvema ,..,. Vii~
nameae prlaon camp. He wu
~)euocl llll1 )'tar.
Ashbury
Group Plans
'Pot ·Party'
~ankaccepted the no conlest1-=======·=================P=A=C=l=F=IC=·=c=o=A=ST==H=WY===·================================================== plea.s and set sentencing for 1-
SAN FRANCISOO (AP) - A
gioup o f llalgbt·Ashbury
resldenls has asked the Board
of Supervisors to clole fOID'
full blocks In the Haight·
Asbbury area for a pro-marl·
juana street celebration.
'11ie group ayg the Sept. "
party Is planiied as a ld<toff
for another statewide mari-
juana JniUalive campaign. A
almilar propa1itloo w a a
defeated by Oalllomla voters a
year ago. •
The Board of Supervison
was acbeduled to hear the re-
quest today.
• While th• Halght·Ashbury
Neighborhood council bas SU~
ported the pro-pot party, the
H a i ght·Ashbury Merchants
and Improvement Association
haa oppooed II, arguing that
doling the blocks would in-
terfere with traffic a n d
bus~.
Sept. 21. Plank said ea<h of
the seven could be sentenced
lD a year In Jail and a 11,000
fine.
Dena Tbomas J~. 21, and
Kathy Marlcls, 23, were laken
from a south Denver parking
lot Aug. 23 and token by car lD
5-n Diego where seU~tyled
"deprogrammer" Ted Patrick
attempted to reunite lhem
with their parents.
NAMED IN the complaint
signed by the two women were
Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. Elias
Thomas. parents of Mrs.
Jones; Nick Markis , father of
Miss Markis ; Mr. and Mrs.
Pete R8dor; and Mr. and Mn.
Tom Galios , all of Denver.
'The Radors and T h e
Galioses are the parents of the
two girta' roommates.
Patrick is scheduled to be
arraigned Tuesday. His at·
torney David Hahn said
Patrick would plead innocent
to the charges.
During arraignment, Galios
said that the parents had
taken the proper a c t i o n
because It was in the interest
ol ll>etr daughters' safety.
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Irresponsible Action
Admlnstrators in the field of educati9n have good
reason to be concerned about malntaining a solid tax
base in their districts, because this is where the budget
money comes from.
change (the strikes), then military upheavaL
It's a sad plight wh·en the fate of a ru1Uon Iles in
the hands of whomever controls the most weapo111, but
that is too often the situation iri South Ameri,ca. ·
But Saddl~back Community College.President Fred
J-1. Bremer let his concern get the better of his judgment
when be penned a letter to the Orange County .Citizens
Direction Finding Co1nmittee urging the county to en·
courage "active development" of coastal areas -and
went on to cite the specific value of residential develop.
ment of the bluffs south of Doheny Beach in Capistrano
Beach.
What's sadder still, is that It lakes a mJlllary revo-
lution and a president's death to bring South America
to the front of U.S. news pages and in the mlnda of the
people. -
South America is big, lilied with natural resourees ·
o! which only a small percentage has yet been lapped.
It may one day play a key role in the fate of our nation,
but we may not recognize that until it's too late.
'
\Vhen a shocked spokesman for the county's En-
vironmental Coalition took Bremer to task for misusing
his position, it developed the lobbying attempt had been
inspired by Saddleback Board President John Lund, with-
Our government sometimes shows concern over the
problems of individual U.S. companies in South Amer--
ica, but there seelJls to be no -clearly defined, overall
policy for South America as there is for Europe, AIJ.a
out the knowledge of his fellow trustees. ,,
l..und admitted he is one o( the owners o( a major
land parcel on the bluffs in question and is interested
in pushing rezoning to permit a condominium develop-
ment on the property.
and the Middle East. . ,
It's time we kepWn better tune with the day-to-day
ups and downs of our Latin neighbors an~ didn't restrict
our view merely to box scores ot revolutions.
Bremer said.he had 11assumed" the board president
must have some vested interest in the area bat wrote
thetetler· anyway because heoeJ.ievecf the proposed de-
velopment would benefit the college.
Ta x . Sn~~i!!g_-t:urb
Until recently, the average:ci~n assumed that the
information on· his federal~income-·tax return would-be
used only to establish the correct amount of tax he owed
the government and would not be made available for
snoo pery by other agencies. Events have proved other·
wise.
·All of this is quite outrag~ous behavior for persons--
holding positions of such responsibility, as any colle~e
freshman would know. At the very ·least, Lund should
step down and the board should take a new, hard look
at the judgment and philosophy of the $Uperinlendent.
So now proceeding through Corigress is .an amend·
------""~eglected Nei hhors ment to the lnternal Revenue cocie designed to proteet
taxp1ye1s from indiscriminate invasion of !heir tax re-
urns.-IL-<ipecilic~lly...,fo<bid....Wpec~f...tax..n~bu1mus~---I-
The tragic turmoil in Chile serves as a stiff re-
minder of the unstable political condition which is still
a major characteristic of South America. It was a classic
case of political revolution at the ballQ~ box (the elec-
t.ion of socialist Allende), followed by stiff resis~ance· to
except on dlrect ofder of t.h• Presiden~ Identifying-by
nanie the person filing the return.
. Thus the-misuse of power in high places necessi tates
legislation to protect individual righls long' assumed• in·
violate.
· '!J_ter thinking it over, Charlie~ I reckon w e
ought t;o abandon ship!'
.--New .White ·House
Team lmpr.essive
\YASHINGTQN, D.C.-By any measure
the Nixon adminJstraUon is belier
' organized with mOi"e competent person·
nel baving..a better grasp of the nation's ·
: problems "than before the WatergMe
1 scandal broke. · ~
I Nothing illustrates this better than a
comprehensive interview ln U.S. News
and WO'rld Report wilb Melvin R. Laird,
presidential counselO!'. Tbe ·form e.r
Wisconsin congressman 'ind Secretary of
Defense shows him.sell to have an in·
comparably greater grasp or political
reality and the governmental process
than those he succeeds, H.R. ·Haldeman
and John Ehrtichnian.
THE SAME may be said of Elliot Rich-
ardson, successor to John N. Mitchell
and Richard Kleindienst as Attorney
General. Richardson's ,:overnmefital ex..
perience is also comprehensive and he is
-unencumbered by priorities oL loyalty to
Nixon above any other consideration
which seemed so strongly to have
motivated Mitchell, and still do.
Nixon-ls-first-among equals, lhere can
be no question of that. But it is rars that
a presidenl should have surrounded
himself, finally, ·with officials who are
unawed by the presidency and can sTand
on firm , unsubservient footings of their
own v.'ith the man who occupies the
highest office.
\VITHOUT being pollyannish or seeing
a silver lining in every dark cloud, !he
Watergate explosion has produced a
better governmental setup in a more
severe and demailding elhlcaJ atmosphere
than otherwise would have been the case.
Other changes unrelated to 'Vatergate
have re.suited in .strongly headed
departments of defense, state, and
\Vel fare, and the FBI and CIA are being
run by men of demo11strated competence
and experience in their fields.
Collectively, these changes represent
President Nixon's most impartant act in
attempting to restore confidence in his
administration. It should be 6etter
(rucHARD WILSO~
wxterstood wtiat more ·be has done. He
hU pWc1 ~ for ~i-t part
with the seleet__gr:oup which closed ranks
• pn.wiir hil!J 1111'11 .. afler JU defeat ror
the . pre&ldeooii.,·'lllese ~lll'b a Ult <1:
10yalists, with ttietr contrived neW ma~
jority ideology and calculated methods,
~re gone.
11fEY ARE victims of their own zeal
and misguided judgment on the methods
permissible in carrying out what they
conceived to be a mandate for a new
political order which would reverse the
primary poliUcal currents of the last 40
Bias Doesn't
Hinder Jiiry · .
••The civil jury trial ... is the only
chance I know where a citizen can
directly Participale in th e government
process -unless he wants to call it.-
participating when he writes a Jetter to
his Congressman and gets back a com·
puterized ansv>'er with a computerized
signature. The civil jury trial is where
citizens get to decide bel\veen state and
man, and man and man, directlx_, ln·
timately -and they are objective.
"Why are they objective? Because
there are 1% biased people sitting there.
BUt, they are biased in 12 different direc·
lions. What is an objective mind? It Is a
mind willing to enterlain thoughts on all
sides of a subject. And that is a jury."
(From a speech by Herbert Hafif, past
president, California Trial Lawyers'
Association.)
Dear
Gloomy
Gus
Governor Reagan must have given
President Nixon a few tips on in-
come tax (evasion ).
D.U.M.
01-1n• 011• cemmt11t1 ,,.. 1o11blmtt.f lllr ,....,., and de .t n-rlly reflect ti..
Vl~WI of Ille ""'"'-· SeMI rwr "' _.... t. Gfeettly Gvs. Olllfr l'ii.t.
ye~rs, 11te end justified doubtful means of
estabµshing and maintaining the privacy
ofNixon's new order. This was not in the
Watergate and Ellsberg cases alone but
in a general approach through which, as
PresidentaJ Advise{' Patrick J. Buchanan
has stated it, "Administrators of proveo
ability and loyalty from the White House
starr moved into high level. positions in
the major departments" ·ror the pu~
of imposing "the will ol lb&. White House
on the bureaucracy."
1be whole gov~mment was to be run
from the White House in a direct line
operation never previously achieved or
even thought possible. It may now be
that the new administrators, who do not
come from-the· White House, -will be
more independent. But It should not be
supposed that Nixon's underlying ·
political doctrine has changed. It Is, as
Laird now restates It, to halt and reverse
P'!m•ry political current.< of the last 40
yea.rs which have moved in one general
direction, the centralization of decision-
making in Washington, D.C.
IN DOING that through revenue shar-
ing, impoundment. veto and dismantle-
ment Nixon has run up against im·
movable objects. But it remains the
guiding principle of his administration in
domestic affairs. ltJ counterpart in
foreign affairs is the Nixon doctrine of
burden-sharing and new relationships"'
lessening direct Washlngtbn
responsibilities for world order.
With his new team, ,and given a
surcease or even amnesty f r o m
Watergate, Nixon ls admirustraUvely
stronger than befcre to move toward his
goals.
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Ni$oa's lll-cidvised Oil Threat
WASlllNGTON -Within minutes of J shortages lying just ahead con be eaoed
Pnosldeol Nlxoo's lmpiiclt tlireot that ·( n ''ANS •NO"• U only by additional oil lnim 1~ .. Mldille Arab states might Jose their Western:· L ,-, . y ftA East. North Slope Alaskan ol wi/< nol be
markets if they use their oil as a political available at best for three to five yean.
lever, a .top administratlm energy e1perl _ Nor can· any crash program to extract oil
moaned: "My God, doesn 't he realize -rrom sha.le e1 coal begin to dent the
~at every single incremental barrel of running at S6 biWon a year today -an potentially disastrous period of shortages
otl today has to come . incredible 78 per cent higher than only that lie ahead. Only Middle Eastern oil
fr o m the Middle one year ago. ,Llf, ting product.ion to the can do that.
East?" levels that American oilmen -and the f .. ~~ J~
But ll 'Ir N1'-•s N' ~'-'·•-. I oold THERE WERE, w-•""•• ...., tbreit, ; iti--==t_:.... • IXOO .a.wnull.3u8tion -now wan w misleading implications "ln Mr; NI.Jan's
.,.............. ~gm v_ast new amounts ol dollan Iha~ statement last Wednesday. Hl!. uunp. inc challeDgttuttered King Falsal could not apend without 'Cllttful for&-· ~ "Our . ..._,11> may keep better in 1Jli,. tiO!\ that EunJjle and tJie U.S. 111., Ide ..
)'""''""' • · :~~ . . t1cal problemo wtth re-'to -Mlddle M"'"""' at his prliU -ground ~ olt, one adyu;er to the Kmg Eastern oil (·"We and EurOpe ire tH,
cooference recently, told ~.s. . rather than 1n some bank as market ... he said) understates Jaj)an and
SUrtrised his own cash. EW'Ope's total de--'""nce and •-a a.ides, it stunned the ~ ---oil states Of the Middle East, most par-IN 1'HE FACE of l~. economic and vital political facl : that moat tA. the
licularly Saudj Arabia. political facts, President Nixoo1s threat niropean nation! are far less in-J.srael
That is the th ~1 of that Arab oil states whiOO expropriate than the U S country at ~is 00 top American oil property without fair com· In short, .there is no common Westem 24 per cent of the 'NOrkl'a total known oil ........... ,......, -or which attempt to gonue front on the Middle East. But there la a ~and-------~~r1ch Faisal, regarda both Preatdent Ni:ron and · consumers with high prices -.may find developing front between fal.Jl.UUl4llly
the U.S. as close tradJUooal frlends. themselves without We.stern markets is 1 Saudi Arabia and ·politically powmuI dangerous poppycock. To compare Egypt. Both are Wlder control of le&Her:s
THE KING and his governmei&·'.t e today's seething seller's market to the \\'ho want closer relations with the J!:.~;,t
right now .Ynder heavy press~ from the buyer's mark.et of 20 years ago,...,bef) . but must set progress toward I~
Nixm administration and U.S. oil com-Western economic pressures helped ffiive Withdrawal ffom Arab lan<h: seiz.ed~-
pan.ies wilb Saudi Arabian holdings to oil-rich Iran's teft·wing P r~I me 1967 "'ar. ·
authorize a hlJle increase in._Saudi Ara-Mlnister_?tlosaddegb out ol. power, is mis· Instead of empty threats against
bJan. oil production. Now running at a leadlng. -oil, Mr. NIXon mi&ht ponder the · aJ
level of 7 million to I million barrels "of F~. as the Ni:roo energy .expert said, fury of Americans unable to ve or
oil ewry day; that production woukl be the critical period ol oil~ beat their homes. / 1 raised to 11.3 million barrels by 1976 aod r •
to :Ii> million liBrrels by 1980, ii the King
went along with the American request.
But the King Is aJso under heavy and
still-rising domestic pressures fl'Om the
left, both lhe"polllical and Moslem left,
not to play Uncle 9am's game unleM the
U.S. moves to a t.ruly evenhanded policy
in the savage Arab-Israeli diipote.
Perhaps even worse for Mr. Nil:on and
the American consumer of guollne and
heating oil, •King Faisal also his no
econoolc need to boost oil productloo and
hence national revenues.
"THE AMERI~ tell us that we
can't drink oor oil but have to sell it,''
one influential adviser ol King Fais:al
recently said. "My answer is, we can't
eat dollars, either."
The Saudi Arabian national budiet Is
A Lament for Loss nf
The Feminine ·Mys ,tiq_tie
Sidewalk comments by a Pavement
Plato:
Whatever happened to the feminine
mysUque? .
It haJ become as much a casualty ol
( II.AL BOYLE I . )
the 20th ""1lury as spots, the whalebone · · -corset, or the nickel glass of beer. and I~ bep>mes absurd to SJ>C¥k rl bet. feminine~tlque. She has thrown ·away The ordlnarr _man never knew e:xactly that pret::ioll.1 birthright. what the fem.uune mystique was except · /
that It was the int~ble th~ that made , SHE' HAS no &peclal mystery. Sbe hl!s
FBI Clings to Congress Dossiers
a woman a 1'0m&n -and therefore a ·, no siledaI lntuition, ~ I~ just l!llOlher
thing apart from man and his enade orealure In the hen!, anotber lllOll)'tn!IUS
...,.Id. 1 bejnjl in harness. There .is l!O\blnr! lo'&el
It was the femlotne ll\YIUQue 'that led h~. apart, no reason foi: man to 'give ber womeit to , clnM lhbik and ' act di!· gallant deference, no re8son for him to
terently. They ~ aJ>Olied to be more .refrain from 8:;;'ying oo her-~ to
ample, Contains a report about his ttla-spree. They dumped their ..... , jade traglle· jlalntler and smell Dicer than the •!most. s is Just a pseudc>WDllW! WASHINGTON -House Speaker Carl
Albert has asked the FBl'.s new 00,,s,
Clarence Kelley, to advise him on the
"very seriOOs matter'' of FBI con·
gressional files.
For years, we have been reporting on
the FBl's habit ol keeping files on prom-
inenl Amerkans, including members of
Congress. As evidence, we have quoted
excerpts from the secret FBI files.
When Kelley's predecessor, Pat Gray,
took over the FBI, he blandly assured
newsmen : "None of yqu guys are going
to beJieve this -and I don't know how to
make yolf believe It -but there are no
dossiers or secret files. "
WE IMMEDIATELY o(fered to tell
Gray, since he was new around the FBI,
where some _gl the secret flies were
stashed. We iven printed several of the
file numberf to help him locate the hid·
den dossl ers.
Bui h 'o\'asn't until the FBI was caught
!:""Ping Into the private life of a
lle:mocratlc congressfonal candidate six
1nonths laier that Gray admitted the J\BI
hl.'d been oollecting infonnatlon on both
congrewnen and candldote1 since 19l0.
~~~f"'!~~"'i«lofind oo wbat the f'Dt has b<en compiling abool
them, have nsked io ~ thcfr FBI lilc5.
Dut the bureau has oontendcd that the
law protUbll.t 1he dtJtructlon or
(JACK ANDERSo~) men ' trying to be °"" o! the boys. , . tionship with lobbyist Fred Blacit, based elephants l!ld briM.IJrac u]lllb the U.s.· 11 ·.,.. throucJ! this fabled' feminine Without her feminine mystique,,..... =i~g d~~~.oo picked up by an FBI ~mp::.?tlc ~poucb'%~plto~t. b y ll\)'ltlque that for centuries -con-can't be lll!)'thing but a loser. Bui,~·
. , vtnced men they were superior human again, once .she has lost i~ how can "'" The firm but friendly Kelley , however, But the U.S. embusy Jn Thailand .balked · beJngl to be tttated wtth ....,.u.n iiiiJ ~ver get It back?
shows no inclination to open up the COJ> when R • p. Lawrence Hogan, Jl·Md., ._.,i and accordod IP<dal privilll<s j
dissemination o! existing rues. gresslonal rues. Althoogh the FBI hasn't tried to oend 1 rattan patio set lm!e br and fa-S:",,. Port ol this mystique, ,
NOW TIIE JIUGHTY JJoose Speaker hesitated in the past to show files to dip!omaUc pouch. Tbe einbessy fl!'ed QI! lhtY wei:e even aupp>Oed to have • OIAHM COAIY I
has jolnell In the inquiry. As yet, .Kelley tavored congressmen and -newsmen, a mble to-the State Depertme;tt--re--tpedAl mentiI fiC\iJty ~ W'OmaJlly tn;. _ .....,._.
hasn't responded to Albert's request. But Kelly wrote to Koch' "If there is a need questmg guidance. tullioo -that Betved them better than llJ;l!fj ~!_lt),-f
he has been turning down other con-to purge aJI referehces to you lrom FBI UAJR FREIGHT ooe:&-on -cu-. the ta-wS oi l"'""' and reasOruer::\!e. men." • ••••••-••!Ill! • -files or that you must Inspect our files, t"" a ... y • ..,.... r gressional requests. certainly yoo are entitled to seek a1> Congreosmao Hocan requested e1)lbessy Yes; almost since lltne began the Roberl N. w .. d, PubU.hu For example, !lop. Edward Koch, D-. 1 1 . 1 t' t lisb ~~ etCOrt oflltes' to pooch to Washington. will fernlnine mystique has been woman's ThO!llG.I Kem!, Edllor I
N.Y., a leader in the effort to close the propria e egis a Kin ° accomp ~~ amount to $520," explalned the cable. ml""'Ueat weapon in .the Md1ess wa"t _ BarbaTc Krel•i'ch l
books on the FBJ's potiUcal files , got obj ectives." "E-""•"" -olllc:er adv l 1ed ... · B •·· ~ •·· • " Unless Albert's Intervention carriet ~~ ~"""""\ bttween the sexes. ut a .... , ·~ ·~ .EditoriaL Paue;Editor , ' ·~~r~ =1:!~:r.· responded the FBI more weight with Kelley, in other-· °'""""""8n -HOian shljiintnl via air rapidly loot tliit W.1pon1!1 '-t years ' 'Mle -'1 ,_ <I ..,,. "-'~j.
I tha ha it wW take an Act ol ,,__ to pouch would be "'1 ~ve and u lll!t chose to delceod Iron! b« Olym--••. L ~ chief in a private otter, " I you ve the FB , li cal-fil ... -roc:ommended pacb&et be fonvanted yla pus to a!uf1 JI out In the mire to&to.toe nlol -to -.,. Md .......... me references in your office on me and eliminate ls po U "' surf ... pouch. with mm In a Clll!]Mllgo fqr,equal rights. ..-.. '°'Ji!-"' tl!la ~
my prede<esson (to locate COT" "Oonareaman lfotlan stated lllli!her dlverw/-·"' lOplc:s GI respondencc). I ... nothing sinister In DIPLOJllATIC EXPRESS: Moot of our embusy had lorwarded bls_~.by IN TBl8 dubltoll co-lgn Ibo has lmtt by'tYncllcated <'Ol-
)'OW' maintenance o! file references "'! wandertnc Jei!slatora are now back from air pouch lJld thus did oot aaree ship-tooCht' to tmltata -·• manners, c...-...., bf,,_.,. • lonJm
me and I trust you would agree this :~ir SU~ 'junktts,f!r ... ~ ....... vr~ men~ should be vii surf ... pouch , , . .-all, JI-. value ·~ and <V<fl --· vlowi and by po--lb
bureau. is equally mtllled to maintain ey 8 are Ovuoe ""-= • AdVi5e, recommended Jn ea n a ot bl1 VOC11bulery. ' ( '~· opttlkn tncl YMI aa
such file references concemlng you." Usually· these are shipped home by IJ'aMP.Ofl, ''-lf 1 man actl like an ., be blcomes c.'\lrftnt toob. 'Ille f!dheria.ll'_t;!' nloao/
From our own access 10 the FBl'a diplomaUc pouch as I! they ·were atate ~-And II woman aets llke a :"iii:." ol U.. Oal'1 Pllotappoarool1 tho,
th secrets. TUE ST 'TE ~~ent fin1Dy ~"'~ ,..._ -can be. ~·1 ---''t·. -~ tdttort.l <'Olumi 11 lt>e "P "' .,. secret files, however, we can report at n. 11'1.'1 1"''-"ff:lU 1.1.K:Jl!l u.. ""'" rwua NlllC' ...... ""-1-1~ -..,d ~. 1~ ~· the FBI keeps far more t~n routine Thus, !he taxpayers not only pay the llopn he ""°Id veto JMIY conune(dal evlllbl)' -·manlike. • • ~~'".:::a".:;;;;,;;;;;; ;, ''.i'.i;';
rclerenccs. The congressloo:il doos!er•, travel exp<nses for Oylna membtn o! !retght charges · to shlp hls polio WhJJe there II nolhlll& ....,g with _ .. _. ... Mlllno-wl
·• additlon-to..newipape:_cJippingL.and . Con~ss ~ ~!" tho world but allO the furniture to Was~. being • inan, tberi II •:IOI """11 Jn m<Ot-.o! "111dr, .vi-. by, "" DottJ!
biographic&/ data , nlso contain esvesd.~rop~""'lre"'lght Cliiifges ror~ back thc1r-ogan 1a s nr~ ... ,..mi the-em--bel"ll-8 manllk ... -Shi ii nooung -Pilot ~lei"' -. . .
informal/on, surveillonce reports an~ accumulated loot. bauy to aend !Us pacl<lge by dlpiomatje her Inner p.Jng, viotalllll tbe hfl!>O"Y or -L -·-.;:::,:...,. -..._. -,-
&o.-lp from !n!onnanls. - -In Sooth Vietnam, for Instance, some air pouch bot merely mmUoocd'tHUhe her own nature. > ~ ' r MoD°'!1• -~.,..,lier 17, lll71j .
SPEAKER Albert's FBI file, tor ex-, v~iting coogressmen went oo a shopping Saigon embassy had done so. She is being • lnll!Or to her Oll!t sex, ,_ __________ .....,, -I-
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"Wfll , get a plant that isn'l so sensiti~e ~ l~have to ·l' ~ ..
about around. here: once in a· while.'' ..... ·. '. ~ .. ' ·--:...-.--1
L. · lt& BOfld
Lugosi a 'Sub'
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Am asked how much weig)lt the !v'arge expectant
mother gains during her pregnancy. Jt!~t 22 pounds.
Then within an hoCJ.r after delivery,1She loses 13.5 pounds.
During the nexl 12 days, she sheds anolher 3.5 pounds. And
by the sixlh week after delivery}' she weig!Js.17. 75 pounds
less than she weighed ·at the 1start of ·her labor. Or so
studies of 400 such moth~rs i.ate. _ ·
-It's sald-bro\ni-eyed ~pie .have better nlg)lt vlsioi\ -uiliinillllJ-el'e'1'~. •. ·. Typical-rabbit-taterfrom-1
to 21 reiularlY spaced ,naps. a day .•• Figure your nose
· w}ll continue to get a litUe longer each
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ay after you pass middleage . . .
ake.s 125 of those infinitesimal beasts
known as chiggers set end to end to
ronn a line (Ille inch long . . . The
reported cases of Corceful rape indi-.
catc thi't criminal offense occurs na·
tionwide at least· every 14 minutes.
niat. most Jockeys talk to their horses Is widely known.
But what do they say? Reports one smal) rider: "If my
, . hone starts slowing up, I lean over and ~ and whisper in
his ear, 'Roles are red, violets are blue, 8nd horses that
lose are made into glue'." This diminutive Jlumorist offers
no apoloiY !oc tl)at.
Average.· Chinese baby Is a haU pound lighter than
the average black baby whlch is a hall pound lighter
than the av'2'age white baby.
11A"twtn' Tirely Makes a good-busband.''SO"Wn,.·1-r='-.e-._H·...-
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become self~ntered, conceited, temperamental and sell-
ilh.ai he growl older."
Two out· of every five horses nationwide are owned by
youthful,souls under 20 years of age. -Adduss mail to L. ~-Bo¢, P.O. Bo~ 1875, N<Jll"
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LOS ANGELES iUPl i -
~tuuriee \\'llllam. a social
reforn1er and Asian expert
whose major book in the 1920s
had a great effect on Sun Yat-
sen. the father of modern
China. Vi'as buried Sunday.
\Villiam died Saturday in a
rest home at the age of 92.
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Al
Sherm an, 76. v.'ho v.TO!e more
than WO songs and raised the
spir its of a Depression-era na·
lion \Vith his hlt. "Pt>tatoes are
Cheaper," digd _$at1.lrday. He
al~ wrote "No, No, a
Thousand Times. No,'' and
many songs for the late Eddie
Cantor's radio show.
SAN PEDRO IAP) .
Funeral services for Gordon
A. McCulloch, a top labor of·
ficial in California. are
scheduled for \Vednesday.
McGulloch, -58; died·of a heart
attack Saturday ·at his home.
Monday, Stp\ember 17, 1qf3
Mosquitos Abated
District's Future Debated
By JOANNE REYNOLDS
0 1 1111 Oall"t Plllt SllO
C1\RDEN GROVE -When
officials of the Mosqui to
Abatement District contend
that mo.squi'tos have ceased to
be a probl e m i n
Orange County, few people
argue with them.
But when the talk gets
around to why, the con-
versation usually heats up.
Its backers say the district
functions so efficiently and
has dooe ·its job so well.
residents of Orange County
don't even think abo.ut a mos-
quito problem.
OPP-ONENTS ARGUE thal
the mosquito was done away
with when open land -was
swallowed up by housing WHEN TIIE l\.1ATfER was
tracts and the district can now, brought berore the league of
be dissolved and absorbed by cities last month, hls proposal
existing county agencies. to hone <lown the board· to
seven or nine members who The questipn whi ch is begin-
ning to occupy city councils, wiJI meet quarterly was sup-
the [.eague oJ Cities, the board ported by only five of the 26-
or supervisors and the Grand member cities.
Jury is whether the agency Shenkman admits his idea
should exist at all , and, if so, has a long way to go, but he
who should be in charge of it. says he's going to keep trying.
The district was set up in "The district is well run and
Man Who Saved Tot
1947 in v.·hat was then an extremely e ff i c 1 e n t , '.J
agricultural county to control Shenkman said. "I can't see
mosqliitos which \vere known turning its duties over t0: the
to be disease carrying pest health d e p a r t m e n t . If
capable of infecting men and anything', since the district
farm artimals. does such a good job, they To Receive Citation Today, the district operates should take over the pest con-
SANTA ANA -A 34-year-
old man who saved a girl from
near-death on the Newport
Freeway last April w i 11
receive the Californ ia
on funds provided by a county· trol work that is now being
Highway Patrol's hi gh cs t \\•ide tax rate or .8.1 cents done by the health depart·
civilian honor Tuesday in San-(less than a penny) per $100 of ment." ~ '
ta Ana. assessed va luation. As far as the direetor prob-
The Community Ser v ice With the $512)730 that will be lem goes, Shenkman says' be:
Award will go to James 'I'. raised by-th'af' tax this year, believes the smaller board
Shafer of Orange, who CHP the dhitrict will conduct its would be mo:re in keeping with
officers say risked his life to usual program of mosquito the Graiid Jury's iiport Which
WASHINGTON (AP) Tra:·z Fund -rescue two-year-old Heather control "to protect .public labeled most special districts
Leonard Carmichael, 74, viCe &; ClaYton. ... health and comfo.rt." obsolete.
presid ent of Na tion a I The award is rarely given . Instead of having the 27 men
Geographic' Society, former U u d Only two others have been THAT PROGRAM consis1s show up, collect t)leir $25 and
president of Tufts University, S~ rge presented in fhe 1ast 17 years. of elimination of breeding doze through the routine
and for 11 years head of Th.e ceremony will be at 11 grounds on all public property, meetings, Shenkman says he
Smithsonian Institution, died J C a.m. at CHP headquarters at and surveillance, inspection believes ·an executive com-
Sunday at· Washington n OUUt'V 2031 E. Santa Cta.:a. Ave: an~ enforcement of breeding mlttee of three or four board
1-----11ospilaLCen ./_ Heather was nding m th.!_controls.on+pr.ivate.-pr.operty members co tl d be _ l-------~=~~~-1-~ANTA:-ANA: -F lft-iy-baclt-oeat-oLu:ar...dilmt:Ji ack-H;-Ki~ct-"Dl!"were<iJO ~ote Oil regy!ar
_ COLUMBUS.-.Ohio (AP} - - _ _ _ _ _ her-mother, Barbara Clayton. inanager, expla1ned that the business matter.s -and then -
Thomas "Younie" Ucavoli, a million dollars have been set of Orange when· the little girl district furniShes pr 0 per 1 y mak~ reports at quarterly
Prohibition era gangster who_ aside for bicycle trails in the opened tht door and fell out owners with free educatio,ial mee~mgs of the larger seven
spent ".fl years in the Ohio federal Highway Trust Fund near Chapman Avenue off. mater,·als as well as free mos· or rune-member board. Penitentiary, died Swiday of and Supervisor Ralph Clark ramp.
cancer at 69. He was a has urged the county and The impact was so hard the quito fish and poison to kill "I REALIZE that the direc-
oneUme bootlegger who had various cities ~o take ad· CHP said, Heather broke' her mosquitos . tor's jobs are really Political
been out of prison less than vantage of the wmdfall. pelvis, her neck, one arm and Some say the district's work pawns," he said. "But the
two, years. ~ly ~ million w~ come to both legs. could easily be handJed by the dollars involved are not really
' -~ -W ASJllNGTON · .(AP)
Funeral services were to be
held todoy at the U.S .. , Naval
California and. Clark urged -Shaf& stopped and went coun!Y Health Depai:tf!lent. _.tbe~ue. The problem is that
that local eoUties file a ~ant onto the freeway to divert ~s was a concluS19Q reacti-they've got a hold o f
request belor~ the 'fwtds are traffic around the injured ed tn a study of special something in the form of a -~. _ -Clill~. '!hen ~· Clayton districls mad&-lwo Y""" ag0-director'>--job' and-ibey-don't -
"Dile major ""' of !li!e came back I01lie s<ene;-!ille--by lhe--9rmlge Coonty-Grand-want-to let:lrgo;" --
A rare, medi0,1n or
well done oiler:
1Wo steak brochette
dinners for $5.95.
The Jolly Roger makes it too-expensive to stay home.
We'll serve you two of our special teriyaki steak brochette
dinners for just $5.95 when yo~1>ring In the coupon below.
To make this Special· brochette dinner we skewer · "f bell pepper slices, pearl onions, mushroom
,;; 5 caps and cherry tomato b~tween
" generous pieces of Cho•ce USDA
steak broil it to your tas te and serve
it on ~ bed. of rice with an ex~ra
ortion of our terlyaki sauce. Dinner
~al so includes soup du jour or fresh
garden salad, piping hot home~
-made bread and a bottomless cup
of our special blend coffee.
With an offer like this, don't
stay home. You can't afford it.
t:This Coupon Good for
TWO TERIY,\KI
STEAK BROCHETIE
DINNERS
Specially priced
$5.95 for both
oupon good ariy evening
Sorry, no er.edit cards
overpa.Sses across the in· tend to her. . Ano.lher ~of contention future of the district are a BALBOA ISLAND THE isi:~~:b~o~?:i~ HOUSE AMAHE1M 22SO E. Lincoln
An111elm
DANA POINT' 25100 Del PradO
Dan• Point
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Re&r Adm. David McDoa~al
LeBreton, 89, at the U.S.
Naval Academy. His naval
career spanned two world
wars and included service in
Europe and ~a, ~al du-
ty to the presi4ent and five
foreign decorations.
funds w:W be to provide faint.eel and Shafer helped Jury. . The questions about the I
terstate highways that bi.sect Heather is walking agam. over the district is its 27-man long way from being resolved. 2038~:!.'":ti":ue NewPor1 Beach
our c,9U;11ty, .. ~Clark explained .. ·She and her mother are ex-board of directors. 'Ibe county Administrative Of· . COSTA MESA THE FUGGER SANTA ANA
"Now bicyclists are forced to peeled at Tuesday's award Ron Shenk m ~ D • who fioer is making a study of the L:Hatbof Boulevard 16 F&1hlon Island 33 Fa1hlon sciuare
go tremendous ·distances out presentation. represents the Cjty of Foun-possibility of absorbing the . Cott• MHI Newport Beach Santa Ana
Of their waY because there are A CHP review board decided lain Valley on the board, bas district into the health depart· •••••• OFFER EXPIRES 'OCTOBER 31, 1973
NEWPORTBEAC:J 3333 w. Coa~t-l;:llot!W'ay
Newpo11 Beach
no suitable crossings over to honor Shafer after studying be~ trying to get it reduced ment. Hi s report will go to the
Denth Notices freeways... the incident. in size for the past four years. board or supervisor.s. _::::.:..:::..='.:.::..:=:::..._~~~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-
Aa90TT Rex L. ADbOll. Rul~nl I;>! Newport 8c1ch; date ol dHth, $8plemt>tr 13, 1t13. surviv.d by wilt, Jtnlt. ot !flt homt1
Mii\, WOiiam P. Abb0tf1 WIKOl'ISlni lhrff grandc:fllklr.n. PrlviitW -flmny Ml'vlce1 were held Frld1y, Wntclllf CMPll. Famt·
iv . suwes!' m&l'llOl1.i c.ontrltll.ltloM be m1de to f1vorilt c~7lty, W.1ldiff CMpe1 Mortuary,~. Oll'Kfoni.
K•DDI• N~ll• Keddle. AO• ... .of 263 e . 16111 Pl1ct, COSll M.... Catt of clellll, StPtemtter 15, ltn. Survl'ted bY ffll(lh!fr.
Mrs. Dorl• Schult!. COSll Mesi: two grandchllonn, Wlllltm ind Marilyn; maAy nl~ll Ind nepfwn. Gr1ve1ldt iervkes wUI bl held T11tl4IY. 2 ~M.
Inglewood Park Ctmt1W)I'. 8111 ll'Oldw•Y
MOrtuary, Olrtetor1. • -J1mes Corbin Maddox • ll:nlc:Mnt ot Newp0rt Be1c111 Utt ol dMltl. Stcit1mber 1,, 1913. Survived bY wltt, UI Vtllt; fO!ll. James, Robllrt Ind G1'9110fY. Strvlen wlll
De helO in Santa Rosa Mamorlel P•rk. 811!1 Btrveron Funerll Home, Coront dtl
Mar, Forwardlfll Olrector1.
PMl .. l"S Arthur A.Jin Phl1ps. Rtllcltnt of 3U UnlverslJy Or.. ml• Mffl. Dalt of
dellh. Seplt mtter 6, 1913. Gr1vnfcle M'rvlces, Wedne1oday, Stplemtter 1J, 3:30
PM, Slwitllt Ntll-1 C1mtt1ry, Bt!U· Bergtron Funtr1I Home, Costa Mnt,
Olre<:tors.
ll:OOGIRS Marianne 0. ll:Od(lers. 1100 Ptmb!'Okt
LIM, Newpof'I Bt1cll. 0111 Of dtl!h,
Sep1em1>er ll, 1973. Survl.,.,, by .-. J, ......_ L inn 'Rodge... Ind Jolln G. ltoclOIT•I 1 d•ughter. Miry Wllk•m11 t ll lr letn
gr11'11kh!ldrfl!f -grMt.grll'Hktll'°""l
broThar, Geollnl!V Ogllvl1. s.tvlctl .,....,.. held 1oday, M«tday, 2:30 PM. 81111-Btrgeron Cin!a MeH Chtllltl. BallJ·
11ergerOt1 Fun1r1I Home. Cos!• MIN,
Director•.
STOREY
Fred A. Storey. Agt 11, ol 570 W. Main
St .• Tu1tln, j!.year r1sld•nl Qf Ntwporl Btach; loonder of Marine H1rOw1r1 Buslnen. Date ol death, St>pt, 1~. 1tl'3.
SurvJVld bv Miil and dlugl!ler-1n.f1w, Mr.
ana Mrs. Joseph (Helen) Ferguson, Newoorr Beach; brother, Sig Storey, or W11hi1111ton: 1l1ter, Mr1. Evarell Tayb',
Yucca Valley; grandd1ug111er, J\dy FergusGn Dulord, Norlhrld9fl; !WO gr11t-
gr1nachlldren. Services. Tuesday, 11 AM,
W•~erly Church, with Or. Rlcfl.trd W. Iron~ and olflce'1 or Ille Santa Ana MIJOn lc l <>d!ll No, 2~t. oUlclatlng. lnll!r-ment, Fairhaven Memorlel Park. Smiths
& Tu!hlll Mortuary, Sant• Ant, Olrecrtfl,
WR A.THALL
Cllrlisilla Looi$<! Wr1thal!. 270 KflOl!
Place, C0'11• M1M1. Oale of death, -.Sep!em~r 1~. 1973, Survived by husband. C~e•!ei. Services were held today, Mon-
day. 11 AM, aaltz·Beroeron Fimer1! Home. Costa Mesa.
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421 E: 17th St., Costa !\1esa
646-4888 • BALTZ.BERGERON
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TONI GHPS
TV IDGHLIGHTS
N-ew Perry-Mason Has His ~ay in Court
By RAY SHARBUTT (played by Shlron Acker), was now ln love with the preacher ecuUves last Wttk inspect.ea
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I I ABC D 6:00 -Pro Football. The New York
1 Jets take on the Green Bay Packen in a game tell!'
•cast from Milwaukee as the Nationaf Football
NE W YORK (AP) _ Oyez! a shade more flip tha"' and a member of his en-at lhe intended premiere show
Oyezr eourt.J.snow 1n session. B~rbar@ Hale evet wu In the' -"The ease ot the HoroS"tOpe
The viewer ,vmus "'!be New old series. Lt. Tragg, n o w ( ) -Homlt:lde" -and ordered th1s Perry'M•~" series will now played by ~· Clark, no TV REVIEW one substitoted poslhaste. 1 League season opens. 1'
I NBC D 9:00 -"Play-Mbty ·for Me." Clint l Easl'!'ood directed and stars In this 1971 drama of
1 a poputar disc Jacky who becomes involved with a
"'.'""~~ longer was h friendly old · A CBS spokesman who
be heard, the latler havng curJ1lUdieon. He had be<ome wasn'I advised of hlr right' to
been committed last night on lt1j~ble: remain sllent said t be e:r:·
l v!olent, unstable woman. Jessica Wallen DoM• Mills. .L.-• I .,
the CBS-Television network. And prosecutor Hamilton tourage, WU found-with' the ecutlves "wereri't too thrllled p=:~i ~.~: ~~ Berger, now played by Harry murdet.gun and arrested. aiJOut" the s\argza!i.ng saga as
tr! I · h t'-t M 1 Guardino had become surly In AND NATURAUY Ma the first show of the new a mt in:: 1 ar, on e and oul or' court. He carried on ' son series. It may air next SUn· , · CBS ID 10:00 -Medical Center. Oscar winner
•Jo Van Fleet plays a frightened mother of an ap.
I parently retarded daughter. Pamela Franklin,
Claude Akins.
Markham, who also faced helped her beat the rap during
viewer's memories of Ray· as if be actually intended to a preliminary hearing at day, CBS sa~s., ::!~~ ~~~l:~P~ w~:~· debut sOOw \vas :,1c;1 :: ~ilt~~ HELD O~~ from Friday's
in many areas. about a young, nationally ex-con. He even got the bar· l;iila!iirilfi~jiliiij~1\j
Those expecting 8 younger famous evangelist b e i n g keep to testily that the com-I
Burr would be disappointed. blackmailed -'the old com-promising photo, taken duriJlg
Markham was brisk in move-promising photo trick -by the preacher's storerront days,
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ment 'and clipped ln speech, the ex-lover of a hippie girl \vas a fran1e.
whereas BWT was and still is the preacher had saved in the "He ( the ex<"On ) slipped .
as deliberate and Imposing as early days when his pulpit was some acid into the Rev's
lhe final draft of the federal 3 st~~t instead of a civic orange juice," the barkeep
budget. ~ auditorium. • ~said, explaining that his late
· • Naturally, the blackmailer, friend wanted to show all that
MA.SON'S T R USTY .f an ex<"On seeking revenge, got the preacher wtill't immune
secretal!Y, Della Street ldone in. Naturally, the girl, to theluresoftbedevil.
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Compln"M ln_ .. ~ .......... H .;;;-lt Heads Nomm· ees· tight -p,~ductlon that1i:::":DO:L:LA:•:':":':.,::: -Monday -too mucll wtnt·mflb·ln-tll'ltlarran. -¥J.I characterized the old Perr,y
fl'ltnt and sullt for Mr. Brodftik. ' · Mason series. But the cast 1=:• Slll;W NASHVl!J.E, Tenn. (AP)_ Children 8 n d Watermelon Isn't fully settled into it yet.
SUTEMll:R 17 ---. Tom T~all. who has writferl Wlne. ,-HIS aTbum O f tile year and still appears uneasy about ..----------_,•:4581• the..._ Post PllM show morethan400songsdurlnghl.s entry is "Tom T. Hall, the it all. WATUUTl HEAllMIS boltld bJ St11 "'"'"' career, leads the list of Storyteller." If it's any comfort, the ac·
AU ,,.....llllc 11 Mfecl " cUact t:0089(1)Mln'• ~ LDclll• Cir· nominees for the 1973 country tors aren't alone. CBS ex-
.-... lllCll "' -. ·If ., tw fib, e111111t 111 • 111\lllZt play Music AUociaUon awards with . ...,..........,. = ... ·i:,~k:~-;:. nomlnatk>ns ~five eat~gories.
_ -Mll-PM-~-to---MlnY-tr--.J...ast1yeac:a-entertame~ mb on-
• .Mt ,i l!l e e ti!>... O.l Slrr1P«111. the year, Loretta LyM, was they're all talking
1 _ ---:-t1~~-IC-IH14 .. r-nomlnated-four-t.lme..,_--+ll=~=-==-boo --.ir=•=,.. -=fa~~.~-nouncedThe award>hewlll be an-llf!O-GIW<J::::iim'
· ~ 'fi,. 'f..,"",. °'"' .., -· °""" Mil•. A """' '"' from t slage of the 01ffK)1lf.QffNI. hciers, "°"' Mh•llbe. ~ becorllM ijN!YntielUy ~ Grand Ole Opry Houae Oct. 15
2\f.U -w ~-.... " I " show hosted by Johnny Cash. FRANKOVICH
.. TM ror'' Dfflctr MiU o.~' 1s" te:n.; wiMer or the CM.A's . 1969 PRODUCTION
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.... : CC! .. _. .-tllt .,.,. who llold& IN rooltil cop m'°"siblt 1be program will be televis--
(l1n) 52......Abbott ind eo.. for the dt•th of 1111 best friend, 111·. ed over the CBS-TV netw~rk. · ~ •
11110. · .. ,.,..~111_..,..ts. Ha?l1ms been nominated for -r ..::: t · -
I •~::........... ~Cll -: (cj CIJW) -entertainer or the y~, for . ~rft S .
__L-~lti' ~).'.~·!Ingle record, best albwn, 1 mllllJlll_Bll\llS !lil • t.101 Btm·.._ lfllJLl!!:.~ML ,Q ·\he yelr 1nO. fof male· ---.-~'!'! .
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who smiles. she runs of( with Mandrake
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met, they get married. ~n 'lliey coo and elect to work
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Bertea's
Building.
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Bertea, Corporation b a s
broken kround ror a major
facility In lrvinf which "'ill in-
crease the cQmpany's pro-
duction capacil)', it was an-
nounced by Richa rd Bertea,
chainnan and chief executive
officer.
/ The new 43.000 square foot
facility, located on a 7 ~'2 acre
company owned site in the
.Irvine IndustriaJ Comple:m;, !"ill
be expandable to 120i000 •
square feet . Land anti con-
struction costs are expected to
total a~i~tely $1 million.
It is ant1c1pated that the new
i>'ant will be ready for oc-
copancy early in 1974.
1...ocated on Von Karman
Avenue. the plant ,~·ill provi,de
the required space for the ex·
pansion of Bertea's business.
The facility will serve as
headquarters for the com·
peny's industrial products di·
vision manu!ac.turing control
systems for lndu.!trial equip-
ment, and the logistics
division which 'serve! the
domestic and foreign aircraft
\ control system after-market.
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. $1 Million Project RHdy for Occup1ncy in Early 1974
·warranty Warning
Clieck Auto Ouara1itee-The1i Kick Tires
manufacturcr&pay deaters to
fix in-warrap(y car problems
are below thf: level of ~arges
for non-warranty-work. Many
dealers claim that prices
are still set so low by
the car makers that warranty
work is often next to profit-
less.
Just contemplate what that
"lemon clause'-' alone could
mean to you, a new car buyer.
Bertea Corp. manufactures
hydraulic control systems for
commercial aircraft. Th e t-~~~tonrpany----is--currenU e -
If you wi ll be-among-the
estimated J t million Ameri-
cans soon shopping for one ol
the new '74 automobiles:
you'll surely examine each
car for Yoidely publicized de--
feels and drawbacks in new
equipment. But you'll pro~
ably pay little attention to de-
fects and drawbacks in each
car's warranty -despite re-
~NI warnings to you that in
this area could Ue your big·
gest problems.
A third problem is the lack
of an industrywide set of
standards 'C()\'e ring car re-
pairs, mechanic training and
competency, mnimum spa·:::e
and equpment. for high-quality
warranty work.
l\'ITHIN THE auto industry
itself. American Motors is
offering, in addition to Its
basic ' warranty, a Buyer
Protection Plan under which
loaner cars are m a d e
available to customers if
dealers c~t n:iake warrant)/
repairs in a single day and
substantial special allowances
are paid if you are seriously
pa.oding its capabilities lo in-
clude control systems for
retnotetr piloted v e h i c I es ,
STOL aircraft, and helicop-
ters, as well as industrial
equipment.
Today's au to warranties
have almost as many defects
<is the cars themselves, says
Edmund's 1973 New Car
Prices,. and it brands the
-:-n·-Jtaja-W ag~-
JN ESSENCE, there ls no inconvenienced by
such thing as a reliability breakdown while the car is un-
guarantee on the ne)V car you der warranty. On its .'74s,
typical car buy-the guarantee you \Vant AMC is offering a one-year ex·
w-aW~' ii:-most. ----~lfsioo of its Buyer-Plan as an
t y a 5 "a What's being done aixlut it pt' 1 $9·' all? o ion or :-·
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At Plants
MEXICALI, Mexico (AP) -
An 18 percent increase in the
Mexican minimum wage will
pump another $4.7 million in
American money into the -Baja
California economy, officials
s;l'f.
The money will be paid in
higher wages at American-
owned assembly plants, which
are numerous along the border
because or lower pay scales
and favorable tax laws. About
20.000 persons .,.,•ork in more
than 200 plants, primarily in
Mexicali and Tijuana,
assembling components for
U.S. companies. •
The new minimum wage
took effect Thursday on an
emergency order from Presi·
dent Lu.is Echeverria Alvarez
in order to increase purehas-
lng power in Mexico, where
officials say the cost of living
has risen 11 percent in a year
despite government price con-
trols.
Minimum wages, ,w h i c h
vary from stale lo state in
:P.1exico, rose in B a j a
California ThW'Sday f r o m
$4.32 a day ·to $5.08 for urban
workers and from· $3 .40 a day
to $4.32 for farm 1,1:orkers.
warranty -of N. '·f "'-. ~ Two years ago, General the manu· ow o.n:; ore \A.Ingress is a_ .
f t b Consumer Product Warrantie's 1\.totors abandoned use or Hie ,acurer, Y d Fed I Tr d ;. __ "im plied 'varranty" the manu· an era a e \A.Im . . . . . f d mission Improvements Act d1sclauner which eliminates ·~ ·. ~J ~' --.~ factuthnir an which is given at least a fai~ the maker's i m P 1 i e d or e man-"bil't f ,, chance of passage this year. respons1 1 y or a c a r I
l"OltT~ll ~~~~erit E Both Senate and House . opera~g as you reasonably
versions of the bilL have expect 1t to. ARE no fewer than 30 to 50
defects in each new car test·
ed, adds Consumers Union ar-
ter its own examinations.
lf you're a typical car
O\vner, you're fed up today
with new cars that don't run,
that are constantly in and out
of repair shops, that carry
'varranties which run out
just days before major defects
emerge.
Since 1967, the ·'standard"
car warranty has shrunk in
h31f from two years and 24.000
miles ·pn the car to one year
and· 12,000 miles. Today,
virtually no auto warranty
contains any co've?-p;ge for
tires-a critica11y important
and often expeMive part of
any car.
Wiiy the intensifying prob-
lem?
ONE REASON is the trend
toward bigness a m o n g
automobile deaJers who are
under relentless pressure to
sell as many cars as possible,
as tast as possible. Not con-
sidered are the dealer's time,
space and manpower t o
service all the cars properly.
Another retison is that, a! a
general _ nile, prices auto
"lemon" clauses which would A Is o , th c n a t 1 on a I
give consumers the .rigryt to Automobile Dealers Associa-
have a defective'• product tion in Washington is. now
replac~ if repairs are needed setting up "AtITOCAP," a
''an unreasonable number of network,of special consumer
times during the warranty action panels to deal with
period." The Federal Trade cuslomcrs' automotive com-e o m m i s s i o n would be plain~ranging f r o m un-
authori~ed to dcci~e. via fulfilled warranties to shoddy
regulation. what constitutes an workmanship anQ overcharg·
"unreasonable number of ing. So far seven of thes'e
times," for each type of con~ have .been' announced and
sumer product, i n c 1 u d i n g another seven will be in opera-
automobiles. tion by the end of the month.
'Great Year'
Newport Beach
Construction Up
Long Beach, San Francisco -
and then along comes little
Newport Beach," Cid! observ-
ed.
New construction in
Newport Beach ts continuing
at a pace ahead of last year's
record when permits were
issued for $105 mililon worth
of new development, ac-
cording to city officials.
Now••• Give Yoat 0 ff i c i a J·s made the FALSE TEETH Piii TE l1IST disclo.wre in announcing that
The total number or permits
issued through August. 30 are
valued at $57/112,820, ac-
cording to building depart.
ment estimates. MoN 11111"' Power l $13 million worth of building
A a111t1m &41ted•• •• h•IPt. flllS·l l AILIRE permits were issued in the
J'AST&EIJltl Pcrwdlr &.. .n ., FOil MAL DTATI LOAl9 month or August, the fourth L~~.:m::.;r'"S: 1•,~.=l:'=o~eri& highest monthly total in the
J".08.•=-•~.~'2 .. = ~TODE•J°~TE~ city·s history. •towever $9 ll"•l'ASTEETHDn~1..d.hml.-..wolft'IQUITY~ million of Utat total came
Powder, D•ntw:•• tb1t fl~ •r• ~C.M from a single project. the :::=.'° Mt.IU.. S-fOUf delltili N~J!:r."c:l"lf;lm _. Mariott HOtcl to be built in
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THE TOTAL number of l
pennits issued last year up to
Aug. 30 was $48,197,571, almost
$10 million less than this year.
Cich, however, says he is
unsure that the r ec ord
building pace will be sustained
through the end of this year.
Cic h says -lhe record
ORDER ~
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1 0 0 0 § great year," said Gene Cich,
chief plan check engirieer.
"Once again it looks like
••aut"ifu· I we'll be in the top ten ci ties in ~ California for n e w coo-
Stic:k•On structioo. "Al the lop oC the list are LABELS the big ones -Los Angeles,
struction pace that has ""''13-
maintained so ' far this year
has· been achieved despite the
fact t.bat an estimated 10 per-
cent of the city's expected
development h<ls been held up
due to the South Coast Region-
al Zone Conservation Commis-
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Personalized • Stylish • Effident
Order For Yourst:lf or a Frien6 -· ·
May be used on envelop•s as return ,ddrest:
la.bals. Also very handy as identification
lebels for matk~n9 p•rsonal items such ei.
books, records, phot01;, etc. Labels stick on
gless and m•r be us•d for marking hom•
canned focd items. All labels are printed
with stylish Vogue type on fine qu1lity whit ..
<gummed p•ptr.
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Ford, AMC
Recall '73
Model Cars
"THERE'S A LOT of !'C-
development in the peninsula
areas that is not being done,"
Cich sa_ys. I
"But there's a lot more.to
Newport Beach than ju.st the
coastal areas. Jnland, we have
several areas that ngularly
bring in big developments."
Among them he listed the
commercial property around
Orange County Airport, the
Koll Center,-Newport-Center,
and Harbor Vle'v Hi 11 s
developments.
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We couldn't prove it, of course, but ·it seems
that the percentage is even greater here • rn
likely
the Or-. . -· . ange Coast area ... and it's growing every day.
That's why the DAILY PILOT was proud, years ago,
to be the-first newspaper in Orange .County to bring
its readers "today's final stocks toclay"-via super high
speed wire services. We're still doing it in every home-
delivered edition and the service gets better all the time.
computers "talk to" computers in
PILOT plant every trading day at the rate of
1,000 words per minute. It takes only 12
Wall
DAILY
the Street's
more than
minutes to move the entire New York and
Exchange reports from the ca n yo n s Stock
American
of Wall
Sfreet to the typesetting machines of the DAILY PILOT
right here on the Orange Coast.
And when . technology finds a way fo beat that speed
rt:tcord, _th~-DAILY PILOT, no doubt will be among the
fj1st to use it -to bring readers "todciy's action today."
When it comes to financial news, the one that means
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a dash of Sydney Harris
a pinch of Art Hoppe
a hint of spice a la Jack Anderson
season well with S. I. Hayakawa
Good chefs know in any recipe it's the ingredients ,that count. The DAII:.Y PILOT emphasizes ·
the 'home grown ' and local ingredients (letters to the editor, Gloomy Gus, local editorials),
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DAILY PILOT'S editorial page. (There is no set schedule as local material has pfior1·:.ory.,--,o'ttv""er..-. +------1---J
columnists, but some of .the top national colu.µlns appear seve!al times each week.) · ,1~
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Art Hoppe -Even just a pi~ch of Art Hoppe is
so sharp it adds flavor to your
day's · reading. An outstanding
political end social satirist, Hoppe
has been likened to Will Rogers
end Mark Twain. His topic of the
day can be anything. He r•ads
• through the paper until he finds
an item he doesn't understand -
then he explains it to everybody,
he says.
He combines solid fact and his own whimsy to create a
unique column on the people and forces shaping our world.
Art Hoppe has 'the perfect solution to absolutely every·
thing,' he will gleefully tell you -and most of his solutions
will appear sooner or later on the DAllY PILOT editor'iel
page where they will make delightful reading.
S. I. Hayakawa
An editorial page seasoned well
with the writings ofS. I. Hayakawa
is e tasty dish, indeed. His dis·
tinctive writings on higher educa-
tion, semantics and communice•
lion add much to the variety of
flavor.
He writes about the mechanics of
understanding and misunderstand·
ing, about ways in which our de. •
cisions about race or war or public policy are shaped by
the words we use in talking.
'I hope,' says Hayakawa, 'that rrry column is like a weekly
letter to a friend, telling him what's on my mind and why
I think it is important.'
His peppery prose can be found often aClding to the reeding
pleet.ure packed into th• columns of the DAILY-PIL.OT
editorial page.
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Here's the columnist who hes
been spicing up life for some of
the netion '.s most powerful busi·
neu end political figures during
the past several months. He's the . '·
muckracker !that's his favorite "
name for himself) who broke the
ITT scandal kept his own name
in h.eadlines for weeks and was
awarded the Pulitzer Priie for his
reporting on administration policies during the lndo-Paki·
stan war.
As the late Drew Pearson's No. I auistent end inh•ritor
of the Pearson column, Anderson learned from the master
muckraker. He sees himielf es 'voice of the voiceless' and
'the man, with the X-ray eyes bn the secret files.' Nothing
end no one is sacred when this hard-hitting columnist seeks
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If you think the pen is mightier
than the sword, you should feel
the neidle. And Sydney Harris is
just the man to wield the needle.
He · delights in using the sharp·
point of his 'pen' to deflate the
pompous and diserm the stupid
among the people he observes in
the wortd around him.
Humenity is his beet. He finds
stories to tell end foibles to tell about in some of the most
unexpected pieces.
His column is a toned salad of ideas skillfully presented,
small stories artfully told, big stories modestly offered and
th• human equation mnterfull'f expounded. The Harris
touch Is often evident on the editorial page of the DAILY
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Seymour
Chicken
Variety
From \\'Ire Strvlrl!&
The escape of D a v i d
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1''a111il11 Clrc1u
Pearson-'sPeTinalte , Seymour:--· --
sparked off a massive sCarOO ~
in the Chicago suburb of Buf·
falo Grove last n1 on t h .
Pearson. 18. said Seymour v•as
an es:tremely deadly Egypt1<1n
cobra.
Zoo experts ·who examined a
discarded skin frotn Sc~1n1our
said it was a har1n!ess chicken
snake.
The village bo:ird said it \Viii
bill Pearson Sl ,338 in costs for
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' ~lass Studies Death
RENO, Nev, !AJ'J -A
Visitor to Hug High Sthool
mi(l;ht well be JL!rpris~ to
overhear a pupil tell a -pal,
·~Y.ou after ~eath."
No proble1n, it's the name of
the schoot's newest course.
1 n E tS-YEA.R.old Sum-friend.
merS, bearded with wire-rtm-The resporife to the comae 1.
' med glasses, sees the rou.r.se from students and natioQ,81.at-
as a~eans for ~·tudents-to tention on books such a_s -
gain, ,lqtowledge about death "Love Story" that deal openly
''in a rational way'---w!thom--wilh--<leath-are-ipdications..thai
the emotion associated with the nation is starting "to come to grips with· death," Sunr
the dea th or a relative or mers said. "DEAnI IS one of the most
critical moments tliat \vel ===:;:====================:ll
face," said Tom Summers, a
high school teacher who thinks
~~i-t.1----Jr-----,:Americans have-I i t t I c
knowledge of dying.
Superior
George L. * Court
Jackson
Jud ge
of Gr<iy
-''Did y~u 'member to put o ZIP COAT on that letter?"'
Summers, chairman of the
school's English department.
started a course on dying this ,_
semester · because •:ignoring
p r epa r a tio n for it is
( __ PE_O_P_L_E_· ~)
6 Pira1ilu1s
Discoverecl
J AK A RT A. lndoncs·
ia (AP)-Thc \Vest Java
fis hery j>fli~e confiscated
and de st ro ye d six
piranl1as, carnivorous fish
from South Ameirca that
lften attack people and
animals.
ridiculous."
About 160 students signed up
for five sectio.ns' of
thanatology,_ making_ it oge of
the school's moSt popular elec·
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RIVERSIDE Riverside Plaza Center· 684.3012
DR, JAMES H, AUBURN
O PTOMETRI ST
A11,..ounc•1 -th• opening of hi1 office
for th e pr1ctice of Gtner1I Optome try
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The office said the fish
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Barbers Branc1iirig Out
Ashbaugh use a safety razor
on the calves.
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP\ -
The young, long-legged blonde
slipped into \Vayne Sump's
barber chair and said, "Shave, "WE USUALLY shave about
please.'' two to three inches above the
Out came the hot to"•el and knee," Bump said.
the st raight-edge razor. Next ··t don't think I would do it
the lather was prepared. Then, again." said ~fiss Lease, 23.
plop -the lather went on her "It is too expensive and it
legs. takes too long. I could do it in
10 minutes."
"WE STARTED it as a Bump shrugged. "We don 't
24 \V • intend to make a full-time joke,'' said Bump. · " e ve busin86s'of •'-:s," he said, "but had three customers since we ull
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Phone 556-8013 put up a 'Legs Shaved' sign it sure beats lookin ' at men 's
two weeks ago." j~f~ace~sia~U~d~ay~,~ .. ji~~~ij~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I "I was kind of embarrassed
at first," said Carol Lease,
\Vho decided to try tile service.
"But it is really very relax-
ing."
"The barber put hot IO\Ve ls
on my legs and shaving
cream, jus t like a ma'n, I
didn't get any nicks or {'uts. I
was Uie 1irst time 1 e\'C'r lLlt _a
straight razor," she said.
BUMP'S PARTNER ln the
downtown shop, 40-year-old
Dennis Ashbaugh, sees the
service as a normal extension
of the tonsorial·trade.
"After all, we're in the hair
business, and barbering is
becoming a n all·service
busines"s," he said. "We trim
beards and mustaches, give
men permanent waves and
sell atiilicial m u s t a c h e s ,
beards and hairpiece!. Why
shouldn't we lhave wo.men's
legs?" -The tr•dlUon•I s b a v i n g
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Coming to Orange
County. will be 1( top
leh to right) Jens
' Harald Bratlie, Mona
Golabek, Miltiades
Caridis and Erich
Leinsdorf and (bottom ,
left to right) Zubin
Mehta and Josef
Krips.
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The 1973-74 concert season or the Orchestra, conducted by ri.1 i It i ad es. The box o[fice is l~j\te~ at the
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Oraqge County ?hilh~ic SocietJ1 will
' ·be a~s~ill one-oetadie '1t wUf--oii'rl"the
-ZOth -aeaD of f1lie riiusic ti tiange --_,_ ~---·
• Caridis, a repeat from the 13th season . .... ~ ' when he directed t h e Pbilhannonill,_
Hungarica S)'!Dphony. ~->' _
Phi~ar~ office, 201 W. Coast
HipWasi .~ 'f"ewport Beach 9·2 6 6 0 ,
telepbone 646-M~l.
23. will honor Erich Leinsdorf as guest
director.
~al-ch 16, the fifth date, will feature
'he Oslo Philba.nnonic, and Zubin Mehta
will direct the Los Angeles Philharmohic
lor the April 13 concert and close the
season April 27 with the Los ~geles
orchestra.
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BEA ANDERSON, Editor
Mffidn, swt1111111tr 11, lt1J •H• 11
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, ~These Tales Fishy? ..
DEAR ANN LANDERS: We have an
S-lrish setter who will not eat meat on Fri·
• ~ day. This is no joke: For three weeks we
niave tested tum olit and It's the same 1 story. ()Jr neighbor said you printed a
;,. letter a few years ago rrom a readel"who the 'Wall Street Journal. but LevitifUS
,had a similar problem. Will you kindly couldn"t be fopled--RIGIIT HAND UP
run it again? -R.C. IN D.C. DEAR UP: I have no comment to make
DEAR R.C.: 11appy to. I llso will print on Leviticus, but bear thlJ from Alr1.
_the follow-up letters wblc'-give u eve• He1eo Palmer, the Womea'1 Edl_tn of tile
bttter idea of what goes oa la ~ animal Toronto Star.
world: sbe seat a clipping from tbaJ paper
DEAR ANN: Our neighbors, the descrlblag a kosher cat owned by Rabbi
Kellys. went to Europe for three weeks. Leuls Flll'ftll. The mixing ol meat ...
They left their cocker spaniel. Lucky, milk ts forbidden by ortbodtx JewtU
. with us.·The first week Lucky didn't eat law. AC!COrding to the DeW1 Item, Rabbi
much. We figured he was lonesome for FatteU's cat mast have known this
the Kellys. becaase be refused to drink milk '4¥ben
The second week his appetite perked meat was served. Frequently, lbe tolller
It, up but on Friday he wouldn't eat the left-cat demonstrated bla: dedicatioa .lo tbis
over roast. He just drank his water. The dletary law for guests-to their utter
lnext day Lucky ate Cine and continued to amazement.
v·-eat all through the week. When Friday FROM MIAMI : 1 don't want to take
,came aroond he turned his nose up at the af\l1thing away from the Kellys' dor; but
··hamburger. · t~e's a chimpanzee in Daytona Beach
Jokingly, my husband s81d, 11You know, who plays gin rummy. His owner began
that damed dog eats like the Kell)'l-no by letting the chimp play a few hands for
)'lleat on Friday." We all ta111hed. Just kicks. When that chimp blltr.ed one ofthe
--EoO::r the heek of Ill ! open<!!, up a can of best ""J pta..i:en In Miami, the boys got
raines aildput 1. ilown. tte cleiiliea up tD8d 81\ iiO\ililii't· let Uie iiUJiikey Sil In
he tin. on the •ame.
New,J-ask you, Ann 14nifen~·caij··1i "'>"·nU>M 'iANsAs"'CirY; o;, tldelt
Clog know when it ls Friday? -AS'roN-d1a&httr wnt wkb a fellow I 11evtr
lSHED coufd warm ap &o. W!leaever lte came to
I replied to .Utonllhed that dop do .. t the llou1e, -beagle, Sparky, llad to be • pow wll<n II ., Friday. I IO!d that tr pit la Ille back hall . Splrky •ated that
lhtre wu a t.gk•I expl•a•Uoa for tilts py and be 1are dtd. 11ttw It.
.,benomenon I dkln't kmw what.. it w1 s o... daa&bltt married hlm .,U.t Utt
ood I .. aested tllat -lllt Ktllys advt<e ol •••rytee, loctadlag oor pY!or.
came Mme tltey Mk lbem. He .... ..a &o he an•I rat. I talil nr
"' I prtole<l lh•t letter 11<1 my retpoaoe. I 1-:0 YM*rtr'••Pler• Iha' I dido, -•
,.,., pr9mplly llomharded wtlk f.utatlle aay ---• IO tllo "'-a ·\&oriel olloal dop, catt, parrota, nbh\11, HCOH lbe U llput;y illda'I ~ llltm.
mynah birds, squtrrels-;yoa aam• .11. ' Tldt_ ,.._,. •"' -~y, bat bolb ab-ts
ltere are some exc:erpbi med ·~ a ia• pWe Md &odly tltey
FROM lllGllLAND PARK, ILL.: If .,. -·....,.led happily. rou think the Kelly•' dog ts unusual, "
hat wou ld you <ay about our English Do )'® feel awkward1 ltl£-consclouo-
tettcr1 Leviticus? We got him from 10me lonely? Welcotnie lO, me c:hab. There's
,Jewllll> lrl•nd1 when be Wll £our months htlp for -you In Ann Landm'1-booklet.
old. Not only did tbe dog refuse to eat "'11le Key to P.,,Warity." Send :15 cents
·meat that wasn't kosher t but we ~d to tn coin with your ftque1t 11od a Jong ,
put a Yiddish newspaper under the bowl. stam~_\ ..U-addressed-<nvelope to the
We tried both the Chicago Sun-'llmos and Dally rilol. •
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County SP."sored by the society .
More th.in ever, with the anniversary
year here. the societr is proud of its
slogan, "The Sound or Good Music is a
Sound Investment."
This year, si x concens will be given by
the Les Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra,
with .Zubii:t Mehta as director of four.
Josef Krips and Erich Leinsdorf will take
the baton· for the remaming two .
. Rounding out lhe series will be a
performance by the Oslo ·Philharmonic
Soloists will be pianists ~1ona Golabclti.
who )Viii appear with Zubin Mehta Nov.
24, and Jens Harald Bratlie, whose
March 16 date is with the Oslo
Philharmonic.
Ticket sales will begin today for the
series of seven concerts, with prices set
at $30 for nonmembers of the society and
$25 for those who have contributed to the
Continuance Fund. ..
Nature Best
All conCi!rts will take place Saturday
evenings this year? beginning Oct. '1:1 with
the Los Angeles Philhannonic under Ure
baton of Zubin Mehta. The maestro also
.will conduct the second C<lnc'M Nov. 24,
when Miss Golabek is soloist. -
Jan. 19, the third date, will see the Los
Angeles Philharmonic playing with Krips
as guest conductor, and the fourth, Feb.
Beauty
lly LAURIE KASPER
Ot flll DllJY Pllll Sl•ll
All concerts except lhe Feb. 23 date
~'ill be given in Crawford Hall at UCI,
and the February performance will take
place in the Orange Coast · College
auditorium.
Guide
understated. People will not fault you for
that." ..
Ann Chase teaches "Color and Line" to Mrs. Sherwood explained, ' ' Your
t®.nagers on probation because it builds clothes should not be noticed ftrst."
their self-confide nce. Rather, all attention should be focused to
"They discover that they are the face which "like 'in nature is your
beauliful ," she explained. flower."
Barbara Sherwood teaches similar She has a few other tips for women:
courses, for both adults and teenagers, at "Most men hate orange. Men are very
the YWCA with similar results. partial to blue. They find red to be one
"Each woman has her own natural exciting color for women. And, generally
beauty." she explained. "You can have speaking, most men are not too thrilled
problems and still be beautiful, if you with black."
know how." Both these women also teach that a
And knowing how follows nature few good basic accessories will work well
because, these women explained, color, all the time.
categorized according to the sea.sons, iS SHOPS SEASONS
the key· "The smart women knows what season The woman who has jet black hair and fine skin is probably 3 winter woman. she falls into and does her shopping in that season," l\1rs. Sherwood said. She probably should wear the t'OOl colors, But then she cautions a g a i n s t
as iCi! blue or ice aqua, but she also looks categorization and explained, "Each girl
good in regal purple and the jewel is different."
shades, as emerald green. Velvets and exotic fabrics also are attractive on this y~~~~at we try to do is find the real
woman, Mrs. Sherwood said. The autumn type, who uSually is a Although the fonner model talks and
more tailored person, wears the warm teaches mostly ahout clo thes, she admits,
autwnn colors . . . forest ·greens arad ''Confidence Is the name of the game.''
russets. The summer person wears lf, a person feels du11 a.nd drab, then
muted colors but not pastels. And the she will probably look dull and drab. But
spring person, who has definite clear col· i£ she feels right, then she will probably ~ ;,,.._...!---or,_ey.es a.nd.Jiair_, _shoulLwear..._tbe...dil,,_ be projecting the right image and she
terent flower colors, as lilac and daffodil will-go out and demand respect and at--tentlon.
·Mrs. Barbara Sherwood, teacher of
Fiishion '.Know·-how· at the Santa · Ana
YWCA, shares her knowledge of
color ~nd line with Ciircil Cunningham.
-• She help_s her decicfe which acces-
sories to wear.
yellow. "A lot of women ape lonely and a lot of
Skin tone is Ute main clue, both women women are unsure of themselves," l'ttrs.
expla!ned. Sherwood added. "They just need
HELP NAnJRE t.. somebody to take an interest in them."
"We try to work with nature because Mrs~ Chase said some of the p~
all of us come from nature.'' h1rs . balioners she has worked with are
Sherwood said. "We don't want to fight negative and ''tend to not think they have
nature. \Ve want to help nature." outstanding things at all.
One objec:Uon they share-, is that many-"POTENTIAL
women go against nature by dyeing thelt "In a lot of them it just hasn't been
hair the wrong co~or · , . built up. 1 guess," she explained. But she
fl.1rs. Chase .said some of the gll'ls. she a'dded, "You get so you Just love the girls
bas worked with wear .too ~uch eye.Liner. you woi'k with. Ever)' one o{ them,-l
Mrs. Sherwood, .who 1s onglnal!Y from know, has 80 much potential.'' Ne~ york, rinds· man~ southern She encourages the teenagers to C~!1forrua. women too show-girlish. • develop their talent! flS well as their
The painted doll look as a womsn gets looks. "I try to open their minds to do
older Is portlcularly-aging and not lbe something other than just get married ..
least blt attractive,~· she said. . she explained. She reels this Is possibie
Another objectlon ·she baa are the short. "'if they leel that they are realty
low-cut dresses women• oUen wear to bcaulllul "
work. 1Jl'm shocked. There's no rea&0n ~
· for lbat," she said. "It's far better to be (Ste COLOR, Page t4)
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Ce-nter for .Tee~s Draws Community Sb1 ,pport ·
By Al.LISO~ O~ERR
Of ,.,. Ollty Polot I'•"
Troubled teenagers cnn get
help from the T c e n age
JlQSOUrc& C.eqte-f' of Orange--
County. \
Located in FWlerton. th«.'
cen ter is supported by coun·
t~'\\'ide groups, families and
individuals. , Major funding
comes from the Chapman
Foundation and Jlunt-We'sson
Foods.
The «.nter opened its doors
lasl October after two yenrs of
planning by co.sponsors Nor1h
t:oUNSELlNG Orange County Y \1 CA ,
Fullerton Union High School
District aild the Orange Coun.
Hall, who hold .1 1n3sters
degree In counBeling. came to
the center from YllCA ·work. ly Department or ?\1ental ~1rs. Sessions had served as
J~calth. --111mtor -of ·the-North Orang
"The original purpose was County Voluntee r Bureau.
10 ,.;et· up a place v.·here "One of the bl g g c .~ t . resources available to the 1:f'nt1gcr!., I~ to 18, ~uld go 1n t~nagers is community su~
t1 m(' of cr1s1s . The idea came port.'' Mrs. Sessions said. She
fron1 a pe<liatrician who wa s said the cen rer has a
seeing n1ore and more troubl· dedicated corps of \1olunteers
ed youngsters in his practice." v.·ho contribute lime at the
said Mrs. Merion Sessions. cente r as well as funding and
admini stra1ive assistant to t11e supplie s.
director. David w. Hall . Support COlllCS rro1n groups
as diverse as Chi Omega tiooa:Jy handicapped students
Alumnae, \Vclco1ne Neighbor·\ s~aff~ by tbc local school f\'~wcomers. Garden Grove district.
Fire D(partment and the San· A full COWlseling program
lil!gn._C.Ommunity -e-o·l--1 e-g e and-good-counseling £or-drug
district. Several church groups users through age 20.
have made contributions. The Drop-in activities ranging
Fullerton First Uni t e d from ping pong and pool 10 in-
MelhodJat Church d o n a t e d formal rap sessions.
space fot the Center's uSe. use of an extensive library
SERVICES LtS'rt:D and checkout or SUJ?Plies like
MGSt of the center's services backpacking e q u 1 p m c n t
are available tO any teen in donated to the center.
th~ coun ty. \\19rk experience arranged
Programs include: through the school district.
1'.1orning classes for e1110-Y r.Jubs such as surviv.el and
~ac~ h.ieh school TeenJ\ are refe1Ted by has not been abandoned, bot
clubs. ichool. physicians and other luck of £W1~ has postponed i1
EX PERIENC~ yov,na:sters. for the present.
Employment opportunities. uThe .idea Is to take a ¢Jlld "Often teens just need a
This sumn1er Regional -OC. When h87is...atarti~ ~__haYt._temporary-pla~' to-!lay dur·
cupatlonal Program and the ~~le, interest hlm 1~ ac-· a family crisis and we Neighborhood Youth Corps 1iv1t1es at I-he center or 1n the ing , h . ' d ~ollaborated on repair wolk on commWlit)'. don t want to a.\.~ to sen
the Teen Center building. ~·J~e can mingle wi~h other tpem to the probation deparl -
"OUr biggest single problen1 k.ids at the center, U~ose hav· mcnt."
ls school dropout s and truan-ing !rouble and those who are The center is always in need
cy," ~1rs. Se~ions added. "It ~t. and make new fri~nds. of volun teers, supplies and
seems that other problems hnd new lnt~rests. ~gin a funding. fi,urther information
build on those .. _?t'lany of our new life style. sh~ said. is available from f\1rs. Session.~
youngsters come from single---Ttie original plan for a 28-at '871·5646. The cen ter i~
parent homes." bed rowid·the-clock crisis uni! open fron19;i.ni.:_ro10 p.m.
Milestone
Marked Horoscope: Pisces Should Analyze
The 501h wed d i n£ an-[),,iDii P.i.11'tJ:Jeiu1~ TUESDA '( will be vibrant and esvecially of emotions. ability to arlicu-AQUARIUS 1Jan. 20 • f·eb. Gemi ni. Virgo per.on' figure
niverSary of Pitr. and Mrs. J ....... , .............. ,, .................... ~ .. ~-SEPTEMBER IS attractive to opposile sex. late feelings . Find.better ways 18 t : You may have to do some pronlinently.
Glen ,H. Beck v.•as observed ~~~../~~_;:-,~ _ CA.NCER (JW1e·ll-July 22 ,: of di.$irib.ut.ing product. Dis· remodeling.\\'hata_ppcartfd to IF TODAY l.S )'OUR
with a party in the CarpC'n· By SYDNEY OMARR \Vhat is ,subdued may start play. Let others become awa re' suffice ntay Jack solid base. 8 1 nT11 o A y you arf'
ters' Union }fall. Hunling""1 ARIES.1 •1a-h 2t·April 19!: kin · ·• y · -of .YQ.U . Reconstruction is a necessity. so 1n c \V h aJ headstrong. in= 'l'o avoi d di sappoint111ent, prospective 1' .... ··ma g noise. ou arrive at Taking others for grant ed
Beach , hO!ted by !heir fi ve You may not be interpreting destination in sense that fami· SCORPIO tOct . 23-Nov . 21 !: \\·ould be error. Double-check, dcpenden!. perc('pti ve and
children. four of whom arc brides 41re reminded lo have their \Vedding wishes or those close to you in ly a1· fai·r 1.5 settled . Taurus, High 1ig b 1 ,·ndependencc. , __ nd 0 __ •0 per 0 Id analytical. You are concerned a correc t manner. Key· is to ........, a '3\..vrpa sons c u with med icine. la\\', theater. Orange Coast residents stories \\1ilh black and \Vhite glossy photo-• ·b org· 1·1 I · t be involved · see with clarity. Don't project 1..1 ra persons are apt to be in· 1 ma I Y· mprm · your own · You express yourself in dircc1.
Messrs. and Mmes. l\1ervil graphs to the D:\lLY PILOT Women's De· your own desires. Permit lo v· valved . Avoid excess -mark. Don·t be led -and PlSCES (F'eb. 19-1\larch 20): dvhah1lc man n c r . Y.ou
Beck and ·George Lee. all of partment . one \\-·eek before the. ,vedding. ~d on~ to~ independent. BL...moderat\on now is uealallY. che~k _!:mptatio~ to lmi_tale. One in authority 1n.ay br aSsociate y,•ith Aries. Libra
Hwitington Beach: J er r y loosenmg Iles. you . actual\Y-Kno\v it · act accord' 1 --artng forth c-r-e-a-t+v-e-un ccrtain. Profess 1 on ;i I persons. Basic change. travel
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____ T;.h~r:;;asher, Fountain Valle , Pictures received after tha t time v.>il\ not strengthen them. You will ' ' mg y. resources. One close to you associ ate could be sincere but 1s hkt'ly to occur 1n December. arrc:s:R'O'~iso'°'n'-'.""'"'·"'=m'-'m='s'ite!'r~1--,.--=~=~ccc-"-~~~---~----l-know! L-EO---r;July ·XJ;"A11~1·:~-wAcrtalk~~t--expenses is mtstnromrctt-Be-analr tical-. -You·kno\~-plenty-eboul-heeltt>..--
and Dallas Beck of -\\'est be used:, TAURUS (April 20-~fay 20 1: Avoid1oollng yourself~ PiseeS1 -mei;elrf1sh~ng.~19tow it lind Do your 0\\11 checking. Obtain )'our vieY.'S on most subjects
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Covina bid 125 guests to honor For engagement announ~ments it is Be cautious in coooection "'ith vtrlo persons appear to be in don [ worry! hint from Aquarius inessage. arc unorthodox.
thei r parcn!s who were mar· v.·hat you tell" buy or sell. ..piclure. Face facts,as they ex-SAGfITARIUS lNov:. 22·
ried in Fredonia , Kans. imper~tive that the story, also accompanied Means a bit Of care now can ist. Trulh can make yqu Dec. 21 1: You may not. be-------------------
Sinre rus reti re ment from by a bl~rk 3nd white glossy picture, be sub-save money and em-strong. Realize it and do seeing too cleatly. Hold back.
fllcDonnell-Douglas in Hun-milted six weeks or more be(ore the ,vedding barrassment. Aquari11s, Leo something abou t it. Love and You-need not make dellnite lington Beacli, the Becks have and Scorpio individuals could '"mixed up'' feeling now seem commitment. Situation is su~
traveled to Alaska and plan a date; othefWiSe it will not be published . play important roles. [\·late, to blend. You · will com-ject. fu ~apge. You "may be
fish.ir.g-tr.ip--1.0-n.-0 . .r t h e r n • par~Jlet-does·-no t have .clear prehend. _get1iDg.mor.e -=.Or. less r.'°.than
California next n1onth. · To help fill requirements on bqt.h wed· financial picture. V,JRGO (Aug. 23 ·Sept. 22): you expected. Emphasis is on·.·
...... -· .. --1=1.~ .. ~~w..r.esi.dc in Big Bear djn11_.and _enrraaoment stories, fo'rms are Results occur -pa st efforts joint effort , partnership. mar-~.., """° ~ GE!\llNi l~tav 21-June 201: bl Th · ·..: b · Pl · · · --.i11diTavtr 11·grandch ildren and --.~v~a1rnme-'1ll altt?rn-DAILY PILOT orrrces. . oom. ere IS opposi..on-ut r1age. aces IS Jn picture. --1 · 1. · d h.ld " You\\'ilihave..fun.evcntbough you en1erge-v-i cto r i o-u s .--• our grea ·gran c 1 re n. - Further Quest ionS':'-'vill -be ans\vered by -soine "great expe<:'tations" ~leavier desponsibili ty leads CAPRICO~N (Dec. 22-Jan.
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Be ready for stimulating are due for recognition. Older s~are your interests. There
dialogue. a clash of id~as. You individual will open doors. will be y,·ork c h a n G cs ·1
LOSE WEIGH.T
THIS WEEK
l he Odririex .. Plan cin hefp you
buomeJ.he slim tri m person lhal vou
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But. she claimed, l\.is .not ii
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.... ~cause !~cy 1 ·ftsl'il ·~to • see
beauty in others .as w_cn as
the1nse\ves.
rel'isions . You will need allies.
UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22 1: Stilrt building bridges cl social I
Finish rather ttnin begin -contacts. Being alone and
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cent is on potential. expression J\1ak c knO\l'n .Your viC.\l'S.
Test Saves Inf ants
.'CHlCAGO-_'lUPTT .:.. A ii.1orrison's testiO.g procedure
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, 1n cases \vhere labor must bt cedure \\'hich ,,. as cum-
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tor. able lo cli nical use. ~·torrison
The test. outlined in a report said hi s lest may 'be used in
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Saturday
FASHIO,N
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Ntwport Btach Although· she \Viii work with
private groups, Mrs: Chase
teaches the teenagers lhrough
the VolunteerS' in Probation
program. She hopes to start a
cou rse for boys on probation
\\•ho. ·she said.-also are in ·
terested in how they look.
l\frs. Sherwood, \Vho also
does pri vate consultation, \viii
begin teaching three fashion
courses at the Santa Ana
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Society. assesse~ the lung
development of th e unborn
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Mrs. Steve Szemenyei and the
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ty,·o chemical agents contained I
in the nuid which bathes the
fetus within the womb.
An accurate measure of
lung developml'nt. Morrison I
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\vhether respiratory distress
syndrome and subsequent
hya line membrane disease -
the lea ding killer of premature
in rants -will develop after
birth ..
l\torrison said his te s t
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to sphengomyelin, in the am·
niotic nwd. '
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percent accuracy in assessing
fe tal maturity, twtorrison said.
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usually
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6 Furzy textile raindrops
1ur1ac0& 52 Rodaflt killer
10 Despicable 54 W1itten
people: Siano &pHCh
14 Mexican symbOls
friend 58 Scott
15 Fail to do 59 Struggle
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17 Insect io an 62 Glacial ridges
• ~ult st-ve 63 Ruuian kifl9
18 Hindu gult.r 64 Vitreous
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Kansas City
Embarrassed
KANSAS CITY (AP) -A broken field
goa l play helped the Los Angeles Rams
break the Kansas City Oilefs 23-13 in
their National Football League regular
season opener Sunday.
nie play came in the closing seconds
of the first. hall. Steve Preece, 8-\Sfety
holding lhe ball for placekictrer1ravtd
Ray, suddenly jumped up and ran 11
yafds for a touchdown.
"No, rhe touchdown by Preece was not
planned." said Chuck Knox , tile Rams'
new coach. "Of course, we work on plays
1,11here there is a breakdown and we have
a ·rife• call if there is a malluncUoo."
Ch.iers coach Hank Stram agreed
Preece's gesture was the game's turning
point.
"It was a IO-point pJay actually,'' said
Stram. "We bad good Iield position only
siconds before and were at least1rr fleld
goal range when they intercepted the ball
on us. Instead· of us winding up with at
least three points, they ended up with
seven."
Knox said the Rams, who led 20-0 at
the half, came out in the second half and
''tried to play the game like it was 0-0. I
don't think you can afford to sit on a: lead
in this league· because turnoven can
Kans>s City J'WU11ng attack cold. 'Ille
Chiefs were able to make only 23 yards
rushi ng In the fll'St hall.
Meanwhile, Larry McCu-8Jld Jim .
Bertelsen, a couple of second year proe, ·
ripped through the Chiefs almost at will.
By the half they had gathered 133 yards
Between~Utem.
McCutdleon 8Jld Bertelsen accounted
for all the yardage on the Rams' 68-yard -
march for their first touchdown except
for the TD pas& to Pat Qirran.
En route, McCutcheon pulled down a
10-yard pass from Hadl, and Los Angeles
was aided by a 15 -yard faee mask
penalty on Bobby Bell.
The Rams' third touchdown came
shortly after the qtiefs had finally stilJed
the constant booing of the partisan crowd
when Emmitt Thomas tackled punter
Dave-Cbapple after he fumbled .the.snap
at the U>s Angeles 27.
On the first play, with 14 seconds left,
LivingslOO weiit back to pass and
Reynolds intercepted it. Three plays
later, P....,. surprised the Qiiela with his
run from tbe field goal formation.
Beathard took the Chiefs, first 57
yards, then 62 for tile Kansas City
touchdowns that kept the game from
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iotal team loss. There's no question I'm LA--c11rr1n 2 11&•• from HMll (kicked j•tledl
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disappointed. We lost one game. 1bere's LA -M<:Cu1c~ JI P••• from H1ct1 l •v llkkJ LA -PrMCI 11 run (RIV kick) no reason to panic. 1 still think we can be LA -FG 1t1v 11 • a good football team." klc'!_; -Wrlelll pu1 from 8e11hard CS~nlll'Ud
John Had!, the Rams' new quarterback KC -Bvtler ' ""' fn:wn (111rhilrd (KIO: l•lledJ INDllt'IOUAL Ll!ADl:RS obtained from San Diego penetrated 11:usH1"0 -Los Ang11es, Bef1e1ion 21.u l,
Cl I . I M(Cllttlton 21·120, Smllll 3111 Kenus Cl!y, HllYH J.. Kansas ly eaking defenses for two 12, &NtNird 1.11, u v1.ton l.f.
louchd--·-· '"th ... the ri·~ ball RECEIVING -L05 ~ln, MCCUh:l'lfofl ~u. . unn r-"'-'• LIU u~~ • .JacklOfl 1-11, Kllll'! 1·1S; l(..,,n C!ly, T•Vlor .al, The RlUILS....e.rnba...rt<!$ed ·tbe...!;'hie!s' of-wr111M 1-60, Enl'°" '-11, PodOl•k 1.21. • • , · , . ---PASS~ Ln ·""9e11!1,-H-.1 . ..7.a.o.....H y11nt11 fens1ve line, breaking through-often to 1Can111·c11y, Be111111r.:1 1!--20-0, 191, Lt~1ng1ton s.1.1.
knock down the quarterback or stop the "'-,.., K1,.a1 cuy _ ,2,31,-
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NEWPORT BEACH'S ROY .EMERSON MAKES ONE OF MANY RETURNS WHICH KEPT ALEX OLMEDO AT llAY DURING SENIORS FINALS.
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.Svare.~ar~Iy . Emerson Vanqu-ishes-Alex
Contains Anger · -· .
After 38-0 Loss To Capture Seni9rs Crown ~
WASffiNG -coaCh HarlaJiill-----------~-
Svare had a difficult time Sunday holding
back his anger over the inability of San
Diego's offemive line to gjve quarterback
John Unitas protection from t h e •
By HOWARD L. BANDY
Of llM Dlltt' Plltt Shff
have prolonged the outcome of-the ...,.
ood set that went to the 12-point U.. breaker. · ·
OlmfOO took-the nu1·po1nt, Emmon -nn -
out the ·strlnc: to 7--4 with Olmedo gettinc ,
Washillf!too Redskins' rush.
Svare was-di~ased with. the. offense
in general, especially with the turnovers
that set up but one · of WaSblngtm's
touchdowns. in the Redskins' 38-0 Victory.
He said, however, the defense did a rme job.
. "We lost 33-0 and that's about it."
Svare told newsmen, adding it would
have been different ~without three
fumbles by Mike Garrett in the .first hall
that Washington turned into three touch-
downs.
"You CBD't tum the 'ba11 over-what-
eigbt um.es," he said. "You O)Ulll them , I
lost track." The Redskin! recovered
three fumbl es and intercepted four
passes.
Pict~perrect Roy Emerson o t
New(>Ort Beach made cat-like moves and
accura~ placement o( shots pay orr with
-a f.a, '7~ victory over Mex Olmedo to win
the $100,000 JWliar Veterans dlvilloo of
the Pacific SouthWest -twnwnent
at Newport Beacn Tennis Club Sanday:·
Emersoo moved with quickness and his.
accurate forehand drives across court
and high lobs lo the baseline kept Olmedo
playing catch-up most of the match.
"My serve was still off but I am quite
happy with the rest of my game today,''
Emerson said following the struggle.
A rare foot-fault on second service ap-
peared to momenlarily upset Emerson in
the sixth game of the seoood set.
Olmedo broke aervtce after the game
wu nm to deUce twice, then took the
next one. Emerson felt the call might
"He's too quiet," Olmedo fe1t when
as~ed the dU!eren<le betwem thelil.
"Tliat's the blg'lllfler.nce betftell being
a pro and beintl out oleom1"otltlm." .
"U you mlke one ml.stake, you are lft
deep problems."
anerson broke oervtca twice tn the
first set with gr.at c,_ Court !orehln4tl
and pinpoint placemem accuracy.
He did It again tn the fifth game ol the
second set lo move tn froo~ :1-2, then bJd
the favor mumed by a detmnJned
Olmedo. With the match tied at five,
each broke the Olher'a eervlce to bring on
the UHnaker. •
Olmedo won the · fll'll ·two pointa on
.....tee and Emencn did the aame.
Another great pl~ down the line
gave Etm Ille 1'ea cl, ~ thea alter
UPIT ....... THE RAMS' LARRY McCUTCHEON NEARS PAY DIRT.
"There Wa.5 no protection for Un.jtas,
!he guys weren't getting open. there was
the fumbling," he continued. "We were
just inept on offense.
"I would ray the Joss to us." he con-
tinued. "Our offensive tipe is supposed to -
be the strongest part or our team but we
didn't play like it.
0 We played well enough to win on
defense but you can 't win with parts.
Everybody's got to come to play," he
Irwin Posts Easy Victory
In Heritage Golf .. Classic
said.
Giants Invade LA
Svare said he took Unitas out of the
game in the fourth period and replaced
him with Wayne Clark because "there
was no use leaving him out there forever.
We doo't want to get him kiUecl. We want
HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. (AP) -
Hale Irwin, who bad staked hiinlell to an
enonnous seven-stroke lead through 54
boles, came in with a cautious,. cazy 1·
over-par 72 In the last round and ICOl'ed
an .. sy victory Sunday in· the Heritage Dodgers Now Struggle
To Hold Second Place
him wt there next week.
"We looked like we couldn't move, like
we had long cleats on and couldn't get
them out of the ground."
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gol f classic. ·
The 2&-year-old Irwin finished with a m total, a rec:ont 12 under par on the
6,~yanl Harbour Town Golf Links, and
Won by a Whopping five strokea over
Grier Jones and Jerry Heard.
The effcrt wiped out Irwin's own n.
hole reoonl for his swamp-bordmd,
cypress-studded layout that ranlul aJ110111
the most d lfflcult, lllOSt demaDdlng
courses tbe touring -face all -
HOUSTON (AP) -Suddenly this
week 's Dodgers-Giants series, which
seemed like it might decide a pennant, is
a battle for second place.
The Dodgers made it that way Sunday
when they Jost a &.2 decision to Houston .
The lo., Clropped 1.-0s Angeles, which a
few weeks ago led its division, to 6'72
games behind front-running OncinnatL
Right hander Don Sutton, 16-9, tries to
podgers sr_ate ' All 9-.. CP• (..,
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7:SS P."'-7:!5 p.IPI.
1:" p.IPI. 1;SS p.m,
qt the Dodgers bact on the winning
tioad< ton!~ al Dodger Stadium against
the Giants .. Jim Barr, 11·14. The two-
pme aerie! concludes Tuesday.
-Even U. tbe .I!Oi!&ers win all 12 of their
remaining games, the Reds will 11eed to c;apture only se\len of their remaini ng 13
to win tbe UUe. Meanwhile the Giants. who a few ~kl ago appeared to be making a rush aribe leaden, -fallen to 81\ back,
)1151 two '""* belllnd the Dodgers.
HO •. lli tatilic t!Je Dodgers decline
,,.y ...nier',lbaa ~ Claude Osteen,
1•10, wllo lciit y !or the fourth
time In.-· • ·~ 1>114 It," said O;tteen. who has lasted
!Ut 'thill IOU< JonlDp ln th"'e of the
1o1.tr1 and -llis Mined nm average
balloon from 2. 79 lo 3.JI .
. "But there's nodiiDr I can do aboul it.
I'm trying. l'm glvlni 100 percenr. Bui
after lol1ng tour · in a row I can't
remm>ber t!Je oibe< IS wins. And I'm
1Ure • IOI ot otbor people can 't •lther.
"I liked my stuff When f left the bull· "4"· and WU ll'ri~. ~t. Bui
when I started the game I felt my Urning
and rhythm on the mound were gone. As
soon•u I started the ga me I knew 1 was
going to be wild low and that I was going
lo be tn trouble."
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RUSHING -S.1'1 DlttO Edw1rdl, 1'"'3,. 01n-1tt 15-51, Jontl, 6-lS; W111111111ion: TllClmtl, 12.,JO, Brown 11·1~ MtrrlWI)' 7·2t. 1l1:CEIVING -Siln oi-_ GtrrllOn, 2-36. l.tvln 1· :70; wuncn.otort, T1ylor ~ Htrr1W1y 2·12, ,,_... ,_
II. .. ASSING -Siln Olf!IO, Unllu j..17..3. 55 y11rds, Cl1rk, 1-3--1, 20; Wn~I~, Kiimer l~IM, l:l't,
Al WHlll119!on -SJ,Slt Irwin aet the previous Harbour Town
Lakers Trade Jim McMillian
wtr1wfonl, II l O I 1 OvRICStr, lb 4 t I 2 ~:·:'fl(.,, ~ ~ ~ ~ ;:;::,·c1b : ~ : : BUFFALO (AP) -111e Buffalo Braves and also in rebounds with a 12.4 average.·
A111M11,.. ·4 o 2 o M1tr11"'·'' " o 1 1 of.the National Basketball Association to-General manager Edd.it Donovan ol. °"•-~., • 11. ,• 0• 00 own.ori. P 4 o o o n. .. B_raves told the, news conference that '"" day traded seven-foot center Elmore ~"' Jot"91, pf! 1 • o o ~cMlllian 11118.s great talent. He's i: win;. Houtft, P o o o o Smith to the Los Angeles Lakers for 6-w g -~-t ,,__bl Firny."" 1 0 0 0 • ner. e ave up wua we """"6 wu a
Tot111 :SJ 2 1 2 Totah M ' n ' foot-5 forward Jim lr\cMilllan. good talent. And we feel we got • player
~~1" ~ =-:: = l The de!_l didn't come as a big surprise. of high quality In return!'
E-<ay. w. Crawfonf. DP-lot Allvel" 1, Houslorl There Ma tieeR !pect.1Tation ror-seiine -Dooovan said 4 tbe tramaction --·
1. LOI-Loll Angilft •· MOlllfo!I '· 2&-l0pn:, 1uc11;. -. time that, the .lf8de .was '".the ma'""". 4 __ strai"w. nlayer deal. Donovan_ 11ld the nw. JB-Jtuutn. HR-l"ICIO'rek 1 ,..-. ----~ &!'" 'f ,,. " a e-11: •• so J\.1cMlthan, 25, bad a carecr-hlgh ~r· Braves are "stlll"talldng to IOIT'le"bther ~een 11.. t .. 1•1 ~ ~~~ ; : : : ~ ing average of 18.9 points last seMoo. clubs" about possible trades. "We'tt still
-• • o o 1 ' Smith led Buffalo In scoring last aeBSOll Ioolling far an establ1'11ed oecond guard
• ~~11/l:: 4~/:'n. ' 1 2 ' 4 1 with an average. of 18.3 polnll per game -a real pro," be said.
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By T .. Allodat<d l'n11.
The head or the NaUoruiJ . Football
league says he expeds ·111e. ®lllber .ol ·
rans 1taytng home to view once bllicked-
out games Oii t•levlslm wtb srow u the
season CClllinues.
Nearly 50,000 ticket holders were
reported "~shows" at Sunday'• opening
da y NFL game alter federal legislation
lifted the blaokout on homelolfl1 telecatls
of gapies BOid out 72 hours In advance.
won 8Jld loot ......m bealine locton. we
probably wiiI hive hall-<mpty stadlUllll
at perlodJ o! the season !or ae•erll
gama," NFL Commissioner .Pete
Roielle said Sunday iilgbt. NJ,,. lll'O fuotbaD gam" ft'0111 New
York lo Demw ,..,. affected by the new
rogu!atlO!I. Only cont.Sta at Cleveland,
New .EnJlud and Now Orfeans were
denied lo boqietawn TV 11111. ,The NFL
reported • total cl 41,311 tlclel holders
railed to show at stadiums. · "NaturalJy, as the y~progrcsscs and
· the weather get.s wor nd lhc tea ms' •. "I ngul'td·the ta! would be mabi.,
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a service aoe et.6-f. 1.
Prue money will be increued lo ,,
$30,000 DU\· year with a $10,000 first .•
place · awwd """pared lo the $l,$OO 1
Emtirion ,poc;kiled 1iUP<Jay. · ,
Olmedo took i..n. $2,000 plus -q $100 tn doubles. Next year It will be ~
15,000 for """"'1, '3,000, 11.oot, $1,SOll .;
and $1 ,000 through sixth ploce. Four ..S.
ditlonal pl-. pt $500 and two pt $300. •1 In olhec final malchea &mday, Dan ,
M.ut1n defeated defending dwnpion ond 0 host pro Tony Prodan, H, 7'41, M lo win ,
the 50 men's lllogles. ' s& Match, another defeJJ<lq cbunp, '1
~ tn Ille men's 4S bracbt wllb a , S.2 Win over John Shea.
ID the J unior Veterans doublel, J
r;;...._ and Sv=-picked up " the $1,000 ftnil by defeoUnr"
Don KlerOOw and Reed. M, M . "
Evelyn Hou!em8D woo the women'• o
singles with a &.!, lhl conquest ol Mary
Radabaugh In the finals.
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Monday, Stpumbtr 17, 1973 DAJL Y PILOT J 7
O:J.'s rks ~Bills; Albritton to R eturn
lat. Mia.4&a..i -L
.J.._" ~ •T N E W ENG'.•~-be -d 61-'-_,-;-L----~ -l--l. ~ By the ~-mer trip o ''The k'~tl> ...... ......._-., -llUfT,..,., n .:.. .. u · -period fore Bob Grleee loon favorite day ...,. ~Umore. .... ..... ., ... -~ Y~:wonder what O. J. Simpson, lliel ~r Pltil Warfielil for a lll'yard Phipps' TD·aerials went for 111 and eight By STEVE BRAND Europe, however, Afbritton's I've discovered, is just one '°'
ro,....,r USC star and Heisman Tivphy:l , !Guchdnwn. . yard& u Pliipps hit IJl.of :111 passes for Of,.. -P11• "'" inind was made up.I thing, U everything e!Je Is
wir{ne'r,'wul do for~ eocore. . ' \ Before lhe ~ wu ·over, Yepre-11> yards in ,tbe game. .Terry Albritton made 8 .:>Ul· "I talked at length with equal. Most of the shot putter&
i:ut year's Natlooal Football League irnan booted f181d goall of 45 and Z2 !l(rl Jones, BallJmore's hlghly-14oted SPOR'ff searching decision to give up Payton Jordan (Stanford track eao lilt about tho same but ~ lead.er romped .for J!IO yards In 'Yards .to ao wllh .earlie< kicks of u and a>Olde, wu Jnelleclive, gel~ aacked 1 Ill tOotball last spring and coach) and Jack Christiansen what oets a Feuerhach apart
leading. , ~ll1Jllalo to• 41·13·-.........i"" 53'yardl and just for food measure the "live times wlllle~· a •wt six of Z1 ,......,, he f-' t -·"'-(football coach \ before I is confidence. ~ .,,...,,... N .... :'-:·-, ··-• •-•• _, =• a ug ......... decided on anything," he says. "II separates the good guy•
WI ...,...., over ew -.land. • Dolphins colleclod.a safety to.put away and havln& ane . , ..... . bbn back. ,.111.nally made·up~mind 11 l-m ••--. who ~•e. -If .~Jlnt.elfort ~ the NRL. the 49efl-.~ Cleveland ra«d to a 17-7 nauume • · · ... _ · ml the ... , •• ~ ••~ -.. , ... ;,;. .. _...,. ol -~ -«[ mtSs it,"-ad Ls the Pacifi'· •track meet. y-"re ..,,_ '""'11 can'l loae, ~· game, • ..,.._·~ 247 yards It .was the 18th coooecullve ,J'l;llllar .J!18l'C!n, matched 14ochdowm .wtth the N Harbo Hi b ~~ ~ __ ,__ ,_
Willie Elllloli of the Rams in 1971. season victory for the ~~--Coll$ In' the _t!>fi'G ~ and IJiep .held_ . ewpo.-.rt former Newport r ig ''The summer to u r simply won'l It's aD port of a poych> "'4~ Ill the total ·for O.J . were -~ -na'J ... ,... Bal~ scoteless m·the !Ina! quarter. Al~American tackle who drop-solidified my position." game. This whole Idea of,...,_ ~ scanipers of IO •llld 21 yards ATLANTA AT NEW -:·...,-.,·--ped out of Stanford University Albritton returned after the centratlng on gaining lllftslgtb
• looked like Grant aolnc through Atlanta' a Falcons, the Loi Anaeles ' DETROrr AT Prl ISBURGB -Terry Rated· 4th following his freshman year tour and got ·a job at the for one lull year really exc:itea
·RiCbinond,'' observed lint-year New Rams' Of?PO"tllli', SUnday In I-e Bndahaw Ul!loeded touchdown _. to last spring. Balboa Bay Club. With his size me. It's seU~lls!ylng. much
Enilind coodl, Chtick Fairbanks. "We Colluum, aren't trY!ng to make • .... y Join McMakin and Rm Shanklin In the , It wasn't a matter of arades you'd upect they'd hire him like gettin~ an 'A' oa a test."
were. helpless and couldn~ slow him friends In New Orleans. final C)IW1er Sunday lo breal:·a llHO tie •) or . discontent. He simply as the bounctt. Is AlbrittOn asilafled with
doiin: It. looked like a track meet out John North, In hia NF!; debut u head and lead PitUllurgh's Steelers to a 24-10 Jn c decided in order to become a "I wMled that job but there his first )'<Ill' record?
there." , ooadi ol lbe Saints, was ju¢ aa brief. l•1t wln8_!!!! ~t. ·--' •· Sbanld. . ounty aeriou1s chatheUeng1"!,. in o°!?~ho1t weren't any openings,'' he · 'ythin'l''!' nev1 doer,, sahe!Wied •~y th · waa dlagusting "·be "said Of AUanta'I roll-1·aqa,11&W s SlX•,-cuu ~s ':"" m pUt or ;:111v vu•P c says, adding a chuckle. "l car-an g 1 says. ou
SAN FRANCISCO 'AT MIAMI -It's lntu~ the aciJl.e · came with 30 secaods to play alter a 24-Games, he hid to give UJ1 T'/. luggage, Which Js hard can't lool< baclr. aitd feel
looking.more and m<>re !il<e the Miami_ Qoliifetbaclr. Dia Shiner threw three yard strlkl!_ to_1!JcMalih\ gave the Steelers Newport Har:tior High' s ·everything that might distract work: But the hours are right satisfied. If you brMk . tho
D01j)hins" SUper Bowl championship team tOucbctowns'. Wblle~~ 13 of 15 at-the lead In fi ~saw con~ Sa~ors are rated No. 4 in him. for me. to do what t have to reoord then you have to putb
ol'3anuaryilln'Hhe·same-lhla aeason-.. --teliipta !Or":'ttr1iiili 1o ltiil ~Wmta, -'IM~nu~-'"!eraJ--..g op-~BltlrCCounty-&nd-No:-Tln 1'lllll" included s tu d t·e .s-. doc"-yourself to· make-that-""'°rd J~ one hall Sunday, with John Brodie Melnwhlle New . Ol:J~' Q110rterback J>Of:lqrulles; including failing: on \wo field the Orange Coast area follow· parties and football. Basically, what Albritton seem untouchable. I think. 71-7 •'-·1•. ·~San ~---'----Le'>.>. •.,. ,, ' • -•'-l<fes. On-.lbr .... otber instances the . to d . 1·1t . hts •th feet ls a good record but It can
• ~' UJC..,. ....1!-1-111~ ~3-rn ...... ~wat'-five &~ ~-------1 uni • · ·"1 watch the football games wants. · o is 1 weig W! be betler." --w~in .~. But, with Brodie out u-..... ,'---..--. LioM were-lnteroepted. ~-g Sat ~s scnmmage t 1 .. " the.. such inten$lty he'll be as -~ of the ---• hall ·"~'-of the ~ th Ma'-De on e evist0n, says .... , sho And what of the compeUt'·-,,_. ~~N • a ·~~" OAKLAND AT MINNESOTA The w1 ~ .,. 235-d ho ed ry strong and big as tbe top t ..,
MWhl heal. pd humJdlty, the Dolphins BALmtORE AT CLEVE1AND Minnesota Vikings rallied from ; ll-lO The Sailors pounded the po.un b~r ';rid e~oor :hl1e putters in the world, all of he saw in Europe'? ra~ied behind Caro Yepremlan's field · Mike Phipps drilled t'.""o touchdown deficit l'> down ~Oakland %4-lS behind the Angelus Le 8 g u e represen-~~~~a fo~ Newport Harbor wboqi are addicts to power lift-"The .Russian I beat was
goals to beat the 49ers, 21-13. passes, both to Frank Pitts, in leadiOg .... . t . of ~-Tar~-·-~-. 'th . in H••h, "and 1 get pretty !idg· ing and weight at least 250 really great,'' he says. "but ho J.!iaml trailed l:H going into the llnal the Cleveland Brooml to a •:ll-H will Su!> ,...da'ypcwt ~ "~ ~...._.-~ lativ .. "' • superwr pass g ~ pounds. was completely supported by
-;:.-. -.....__ -,.,_ Bill Brown piled over from aix .yards attack, built ar.ound et~The ~rootball coaches at ... Al Feuerbach prove<1-a-ure-governrnent. Thal ts-ap;.
' . To Gridiron ·in 197 4
• • and Oiuclr. F~grabbed a uJne.--' quarterback.Steve Buki. ch and Stan! rd --·-• I'd ha smaller man (250) can make pealing. But, since they are l-ll---1---~~~_.,. __ _....,.-.;p ----•-• ..._oHalented 0 a-~ me ve gianl--t1alns-b!<-1.W.U.n.g pportad,.!bey'r'e..pwlled.aJlllL _--J .a:1ic; •• 11... ----~ pass_friilii !or_.., bllf-a-... ,· -· agood chance to be a starting · eoormous weights," says pushed to improve. Thal takes
scores while the Vikings defenae allolred Servile maintains the No. 1 tackle even though I woul4 Albritton. "I can't expect to be ·the tbrlU out of the sport." !l.GO I . J , . W1T only·a Deld goal . . . . sport .in Orange County with just be a sophomore. I <er· in bis class (71·7) right away Albritton perhaps explains ,' -0 agong fl,· m• s· .· ! . . Ageless George manda had lhtte field . the lint week of action set for tainly feel I have the talent to but in order to jump from the best his reaaoos for •cboeeing
V I toall·· They came from 16, 26 llld &-Ibis weekeod. be a starter this year but .I baoe of 61 feet to a base of, the shot put event over foot.
yardS., Newport Harbor opens its know if I played football, it sav 65 to 67 feet, I have to be ball this way.
1 • • . • CINCINNA11 AT DENVER _ Floyd campaign 17iday evening woWll. hurt my chances of stitnger. "When you're in the shot put
-()kk ~ · Y · Little scored three tfmeS to lead 'Deir against district rival Corona ~chie_vmg my primary goal !" "So my goal is'to do nothing ring it's ,.. total psych. For ~ ·m-..oQ .nwr:ri Ver's Broncos to a 28-10 upset win over · ' del Mar hfe nght now · · · an Olympic but lift, lift, lift. 1 want to.....be three. maYbE!: four seconds ~
-. • . __ ~-I--. · TU~ . ~-:ti tbet'iiiCbmatlBerigalsSiUlday. ' -The-~at 1a11kh1gs, b gold:-mecfat:U , able lo fi>SS ~on 'tiilve tOtil-omcentraUOfi. lt.-S
_ _ _ _ _ _ Litt~sJ.ouchdown romps c;am$' 99 runs selected by members of -the· One ,thing he w~nts to ~ke strength alone. Then when I you against the elemenU with
' ;r • -· of one, five .and one yard. Little gained 82 Oaily Pilot staff, aOO-rates clear u1 ~t he 15 not g1vl.Jli work on my form, I'll be out 110 one-to blame but·yourself'if
Pl'I'l'SBURGH -.Evonne/<'~•·-··. n.-. o...;.0_116;!M/'tn:$tndu:J.liltJ!b to y.ai!llJ~.Mlcljpg ......... 50 -~··· Orange Cout . area tearilll up the gridiron forever. wl" ,,_ best." -u fall. · .....,..,... uuu,_..--and then ~-~ ·weathilnster, ·Edi.son, "'FOiin-: -0 111-be-ba'ck"next)'ear, con·--F....,.or~ -, compan-·son-, Al. br-l'ton .r.;1"=--1·2=.ll..--n-u...o c an-lfill the world's only aboriginal pro tennis win the 17.500 .mgtes title, recepllnns from Charlie Jolmon.-. " --~-"'"""" ,_
player ,.today signed a c00tract to play in teamed with Fred McNair of Olevy eindnnati was' held in check most of ta1n .Valley and Mater Dei in S id er a,,b 1 Y blg,~e,r and says he can lift '60 pounds_ in )"OUl'?ielf for 60 minutes a n d
the newly formed World Team Tennis Chase, Md. to defeat Parun and South the day. rtS-lone score · c am e from the count~ top 10. stronger, he says. Im very tbe clean and jerk. Meanwhil~. look ·at ~ scoreboard ~•od
league. . Africa's Ray Moore; 1-Z, 1-1, for the Essex JolmsOQ con _a 22-yanLscamper. young 08-lasl Januarr)-and -Feuerbach Jolts 360 pounds In you'va loll. Football Is fun.
She· inkO<! Wiih Plttsburgli · and join& doubles liUe.-' · Tlie Beiiga~·iiiShed for just 13S yards. ff 1f 1f by the iltn<! I go baclr., I Ii pm the snatch, which is reportedly but not _,1y as seU.;atl&-
BiUie Jean King and John NewllOlllbe In ,,.. DAU.AS AT CIDCAGO _ 0oe· thing . Orange Coaaty .. Top 11 .;_~=· il~· ~ u ';f'!~ a tougher lift. . fylng."
the W1T fold. ST. LOIJIS -San Fr a n c ! s c o • s · you luive to say about Dallas, ils players NI. r.... Points ces either ~ play I<>< i:f i;( i:f -. i:f
,,.. Rooemary Caaals celebrated her 25th iearo from their mistakes. _1, Servile_ -_53 Stanford-or-to make-a 1'prmo~~"'----'"---~"-~-1--~0HA~i!IWM'E; N.c .. _ "It ~Y . ilOlliliiCli,iiethlii&· ~ Cl!icigo's Bears ,~~--=,...=ked-;-ca-2 .. Siiila Ana Valley 50 team in the future. Bartl Decision
eaSiest final In quite a wtlile,'' said likes -winning tianls tournamj!llls. fa.ke punl early .m the game but when 3. Loara · 47 "It's like I decided to red· ==_;_.;.· -------
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Auslr1flia 's Evonne Goolagong after win-Miss Casals captured tbe $30,000 &t. they tried it agam with lour nunutes to 4. Newpo~ Harbor 44 shirt -myseH.''
niJig the ...,, .. championship Swiday in Louis :Women'• tnfematlooal .pl'Qf..-al go,.the Cowboys me preporod. Billy Joe 5. Westminster 37 Albritton achieved almost Irid . c he
the·1400IJO·women'st.nnlatoomoment.al teD!lil l9Ut••!!LJ1.D ~,b)r . downing Dupree reiwoed,to take the Jake .and I.Kennedy 30 insianlsuccesslnthesholput '. Inn oac· s
Old p,\,vidence·Racquet and Swim Club. A-alia's.Kaun ~~ .. ~. 1-7, 7-!', dun!f>ell ~.Parsoes. The score waa tied , 7. F.dlsoo · 22 al Stanford ecUp#g · ljle ' ~
She beat 20-year>0la • 'l e"iri'tli !ya.., lot' her-l.l!IQll>I, ""'"'"-\. )'!~ ~ . 11-11 .Ill. llie,.um,,, and .the Bears·--on 8.J':ounta]ll Viilley _19_scbooL~will\..aJwia•• · . < • ' J. _
Bli'YulioYa 'of 't~ sOttet'Unioa in .......,,t yeer. .. • ·:w· • ,,... .. . .. to .post• a 20-17 vletoey Sunday on Toni 9. Orange 11 61..i'h. • . ' ' • . A lb
sef5, 1-2, 6-0, to wtn the 110,oooo,.';ij;ri;, . •. Fntschs ll·yard field goal. 10:~ ::.. Area Top&10 N!"'1 ~lr ::: ::~ Aided :ritwn
...,.y. M Wif Di' ST. LOUIS AT PlllLADELPllIA -SI. I. Newport Harbor . 28 proved to be· the.top 11-19 year
II . was the first time that Miss an, e e Louis scorect three touchdowna In the 2. Weatrnlnster 20 old in the world by going
Birjulrova, the Soviet Union's No. 1 flni quarter and then had to llang oo 34-3. Edison 13 uodefeated against the best "I'm willing to wait," says go a I, foregoing everything
Stanford track coach Payton else, and then return tQ their w<jinen's player, had reached the fmllls T .... R W k 23 as es-Rams quarterback Roman 4. FOUDtllin Valley 11 Germaoy, RAJssia, Poland and
of'a'Unlted Ststes Lawn Tennis Associa· W 300 rec Gabriel Jed a Philadelphia rally Sunday. 5. Mater !lei 3 Italy could muster. lion ·event. She woo 15,000 for second ll' looke.d like Don Coryell'• debut in Jordan. · classes. Terry Is special.
pl•?'· ROU"EMONT, -N.C. (AP) _ . A regular season play woold be an easy win V " wbeo the Cards rolled to a 2H halftime
SEA1TLE :.._ Seconckeeded Tom Ok·. HeMerson; N:c., man was killed and hia bulge but Gabriel, -completed 21 of :r1 17-yuM>ld wife WIS oeriously Injured in puaes for 117 yards, led the rally that U,.~ up bis second championship in a race car accident Saturday lligbl, Duke cul the m•..i• to 24-%1. till.past month Suncily when he defeated llo!Jpltal authorities uld.. · --
eijJbu.-ded John AleuDder 7·5, IH in They ldmlifled tho deld man as !Jon. HOUSTON AT NEW YORK -The .
tbe finals of the Seatile lntemaliooal ten-nie West and sa1d bis wile, Cathy, was .in New York Giants pluclr.ed o/f lour
ail tournament. serious cmdllioa at the Durbam hospital Houston 00.... ......,. eo route to an easy ~ 29-year-old Okker recovered Imm today wflb two bnJRn lega. 34.H win Sunday in Yankee Sladiwn.
lovMO to brolk Alexander's >erVe linbe 'ilree othon ,..... inJUred. when a r"f'<, ·The Gia,nls, .wb) bod not lost In pre,
tenth game ol the second set. car at the Trico Speedway liear here ·ran Ha!Oll play, jumped out to a Z'l-ll lead al
·-into the Infield. the hall aod masted home. • •--~ • lloOpitll aUlllorllies said Mn. Nellie Rm Jolmscil -.cl two touchdowns,
APl'OS, Calif. -UCLA senior Jill Knoll, 39, ol Hmdenoa WU'ln !air con-. on nD1! o(a yard out each, to pace the
Austin has coptured bis first major ten-dltioo and Curtis O'Neill, :M. of Wake Giants. ci.ue Gog\!lak added field goals
nis UUe . in Impressive faabloo, winning Fonot, N.C.,apperenlly WU In -" o1·44111c1 i~yWnts·in the-
13,500 for singles mid doubles victories In tory C11!1dilion. Houston's foucbdowns came oa a seven
the U.S. Hard CoUrf teMia charn-They , said Roy Hinesley, 45, of yard paas from· Dan Paatorini to Dave
pioilships. Dmli8m, waa treated and released. All Parts and on a Ken .Burrough 49-yard
.The 22-year-old !U>Sel Ne.w Zealand's five""° believed to be·apectators.· reception from Pastorlnl.
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Base"fJall ' Standings
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East
8')tlmore -lleln>it .
New York
Milwaukee
Cleveland
Oak!And ' Kanlia0 City
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87
81
79
78
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86
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68 Tl .473 17 rem . . 51 " JC7 as!>
NA110~ .LEAGlJE . ..Eul
w· L Pct. GB .rm :,is:;:r . ;: ~ .503 'h
SI.' Louis . 73 75 .493 2
New York · · ·73 76 .490 2'h
Chicago 711 • 78
Phlladeiphia ! 65 M
.473 I 5
.436 . 10\0
\ ·-~ ") West
CincimaU .L . ri1:57 .6t7 Dedpls Ill 64 .573
San Franc! 113 .561
lfOOlloa • ft 75 75 .503 ~, (',I 72 79 .4TI San Diep• • . I 54 94 • .365
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Jets, Packers
Collide Tonight
1 "He's quite a loss," admits "I'd tell most kids, •you're
Cardinab football ·coach Jack crazy!' if they told me ·they
Christiansen, "but we respect wanted to sit out a ye~r. Terry
his decision." Is. very young. The sky Is the
The reactioos by t be two Umil for him as a perfqrmer.
Stanford Uritversity coaches "He knows lo join the elite,
were to the decision of ex-he has to sacrlnct. Thia is his
Newport Harbor High twc>-sacrifice.. He'& a fierce com-
spart standout Terry Albritton petitor and a very deep-
. to forego a year of school to thinker. It -wasn't a ·sea~
MILWAUKEE (AP) -Joe
Namath says be may have to
uncoil-hla peasing arm early
and often against the Green
Bay Packers tonight, and the
New York Jets quarterback
4oea not 90Und afraid to try.
"I don'\ th1nt we can run
the football at them con-
si!tenUy,'' Namath said Sun-
day pi:tor to the ~.ets' fmal
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concentrate on becoming a brained idea, but one tboucbl
Brown and Clarence Williams, World-class shot putter. _ out tborQughly. ·
allowed just 3.4 yards per "When we n!Cnlu.d Terry, "!think ll'D help him~
rush, best in . the NFC, last P•yton and-'1Ilysell,'' says bis goell to be a champt.n
year. Cbristianaen, "ii was with the He's bell In the big meeb and
"They've got a lot of big understanding. he'd be able to this will m8ke ·lllm ......
defensive linemen," he sai(f. compete in both sports, fOQ.t.. tougher."
"'lb<y're not real tall, but ball and track. Both Stanford coochea could
they're a big load." "It was also underst.o6d any feel' what Albritton waiite to
Nam<\th said studies of time he wanted to concentrate . do .
Packers game films revea1ed on one sport or an9lher, be "When I was in college my
no weaknesses in Green Bay's was free to do that. goal was to be an Olympian,"
young secondary o f .cor-"We're very sorry he made , ·says "CliHsUansen, ~tifne
nerbacks Willie Buchanon and the d e c i s I o n·. My un-oooference 440 champ at the
Ken Ellis !ind safolies Jim Hill derstanding is ·he plans IQ con-Univenity of Colorado.
and Al AMatthews. tinue all bis efforts IA>ward the "He wanls the Olympie gold
tuneµp for the nationally "Buchanon is probably rated Olympics. He indicated he'd medal very badly;" 11y1
televised Nalioaal Football higher than the other fellows . forego I-until alter the Jordan, former track great at
League regular season opener bac~ there, if you have to rate Olympics and if that's so, he'll USC and 1969 U.S. Men's tract
at Milwaukee County Stadlllfll. them, but. they're all a good be able to play football for and field coach In the Mexico
1be fint meeting ever group; 1bey don't m a k e us." City Olympics.
betweea ·tbe Jets and Packers mistakes,'' be said. Ch r Is ti ans en will be "The timing is correct and
is bWed as a showdown Still, Namath talked Jil<e he happy to learo Albritton plans as long as he retains his
between Green Bay's defeose, . plllnned to thoroughly test the to return to the gridiron in a -educaliooal goals, which I'm
best oveMlll in the National Patter secondary. year, only bigger, stronger sure be will. be bas my bless·
Conference last year when ,it "We'll try to bum them any and mo.re mature. ing."
surrendered a league-low way we can," he said. "We "We projected Terry as a
seven touchdown passes, and want to establish some of our starter out of frHhman foot--
Namath, who topped NFL own things first, and we'll find ball,'' says Christiansen. "ii
quarterbacl<s In Im witll 19 out what way they're playing . was only a projection and he
· touchdown puses aJlll 2,118 oa delenae after awhile." naturally would have had to
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yards through. the air. Namath said the Jets were earn the Spot. But we fell he
Namalb said he can ap-bound to mils 36-year-old Don was a goocl enough athlete to
preclat. wl>y the Packen, led Maynilrd,.the league'sall-Ume do 'Jt."
by the 1ron1 .lour of Aldea leading receiver whom lhej Jordan figures to Pin the Bruce Leal of Norlhrldge
Roche, Mike McCoy, Bob , traded recently to Sl Louts. IDQSt a1nce Albritton'• plan Is d~ bis Plymouth to a na·
However, he said ~ew York to become a ..,ooter in the Uonll stock car div i 11 lo n
Recreation
SPots QPen
has three receiver& with shot by next ~-He alrudy record of u 8 seconds ela-ed game-~aking potential In holds the Slanlord University ~
Jerome Barkum, Eddie Bell school record of 61-$14. time in the Western U.S.
and Iii ch Caster~ "Wa had_severaLl.o n Ii grand Amer1cail,Natjona) drag
"I think just about at 1 our discussions," says Jordal), races et Orange County_ ID&er-
re<:eivera, except Dav• "and in April he told .,...i.bia national Racew:ay Sund4)1.
Knlght, have more speed than decision. I realized it was Tom McEwen ol ·Fwntain
Actlvltlea in racquelball Don,'' he sa;d. "Ali our sincere and that he was Valley captured the Funny car
~~~; ~::S1· .~~.-'11 .:ip.~:-~1a~b~olrr~~ :l:t"it~·~i:!ki~g · ~~=\r%:~m-:
women age 18-80 al the Coota eriCf. Caster." ... told blm .. loog u he top speed .... 231.04. , ••
Mesa Depl of Le Is u re. "Oflensiveiy, I think we're didn't Jeopan!l2e his educa· Leel, wbo beid the .-II 0(
Servtceo. ts good or potentially better um, I'd ID alooi with hia 9.01 -Ille ,..... -......
It'• -to llOvlce. begin-Ihm> wbeD we went to the deellloa. . the mart lour -
Ding ml adv.....r pla,yera. ~Bowl (in 1188)." he laid. "Yoo can't do !bat with jUst during the competttloQ -bt ~lbell Is ortericl IQxn • "Dfl-iwly, we'll have to anybody. Some atbletet doa't hit the newat mart .-,,
l :IO'll:ll' Lm. Maodaya al --We're no! up lo par yel have the atablllty to attack a The.....,.. are aallCl!olled by
Colla -Part. Volley le-The defenao has been Im-the American llol R o d
nis Is held from t :!I0-11:11 1'rDVlntr every week, but It's "-""lion. ,
a.m. at Heller P a'r k itJU nol where we want to be." C C try Leet. -fllllied lo a lop
· ~ An d Weclneoday Namath proml!ed the Jets r088 OUD speed of 114.10 mph edc<d ... 1
and Frklay momlngs from would test Pecker rookie ar ._ c""*" · Bill Blphaw ~ I.bl ~
9:15 to 11 are slated for outside llnebacker T 0 m °"'" (~ MHh ) -l , St-, .. ,, who ha(I' an elapeed ume "' •-·-·wJv., ao!t"•n. MacLcod. · c1.,,.,,,tt1 '!:13.Ji 2. Rltlltrd• <C-.mp l 06 llUUMl '-Y PtlldltfOl'I~, , .. ,Uoft IOCMn .. ), 4. ' •
Volleyball Instruction ls of· "We want lo check bltn out, P~·~~~·c:f'l\nrni _ t, J. H* Jame 1 Warren or
fered from 7·10 'l\tffday ~ •¥re ~ that'• basic· fodtball ," d1••t<111 1s..n c1trritn1t1 10:11 2. Bjlkersflt.ld drove bis custom
ntna at O:eta M~ lfigh's h.t aald. '10f course, he's ~~';.,~1T'~ ~ mllodon ao vktory W. the lap
gtrfi gym. · playbag there for a rta90fl, but ·~~~ _ 1_ wittott thTI fuel dlvlllon ln 6.32 el•Bdl
AddiUonal lnforma~ can we want to see what he fin • ''"""""' it:"·'· 2. 11.H010 1tttrr.i ~~ He had a top tpMcl
be obtained .... ,.,. .. , 5300· do .. J ""'" 1 ••• _ ....... ,_,.,, 7.:JI for .the -··"'·r mn. "I---._ • • • •. llioJll'Nfll'I (s,.n ClelMl'lle). .,........ ..~
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Boat Show
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Display
To Expand
The 18th annual 1 9 7
Southttn Cll!Uornla B o a
Show, to be held Nov. 9-18 a
the downtown L.A. Convenlio
Center, Is growing •gain -t
a nearly 260,GOO aquafe foot
display of boats.
When tbe Southern
California Marine AssodaUon-
l!lponsored event moved from
the Pan Pacific to the Con-
-vention-Center, o-f (°I c I a f s
figured they would have plenty
of space to satisfy demand for
a while. But an outpourtng o
interest has forced an ex-
pansion outside the building.
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Pilot Pigskin
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a,_... --I tJnJ ... TMI sUH•MMI COIJWT "" ,,.. ,.,,,. .... coun °" T"• STATI M CALl~IA IN MO STATI OI' CA&.lf'IOCNIA Ha P<Mt TMI COUNTY OI' OltMN THI COUNTY OI' ~ .... '-'"" ...... ,.,,, .. OTtcl OI' Midi ... OP PntTtON NOTKI OI' HIMllMO Of' ,mTICNI "'°" •01a 01•ICTI... '"Oft-Ha TUMPla CW P•Of'UTY, ~ 1 WYAMC• Oii'. •IAI. MOl'lllTV TUI TO '1¥MfCM WAS I• HC•NMT ICH.D M COMftACT IY D9C•HMT IVT MILD IY MIM IN T•UST In tt11 ~nw ef tM .. , ... ef ~ U11.S ,.,..... C .. )
M.. OAY. o.c.etM. litttt of WILLIAM L.ANOON MOl.TON,
NOTICE IS Hl!llll't 01\IE'lril IMI ,.,_ CIKNMd,
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CHy, ......_ f9t tll «llw MlltlOrltlnt don~. Jr .. t<'ld J~ Kvm,Horton,
Mid •IA1ctl111 Nm to_ Clllfflt¥ lllt "'"°'*'"' M Trwtwt. 1)1~ flltll fltl'tlfl e '91itkln '"'-"'4fl.\ll•r 4'Krftlrtf to Cwt I.....,.. In f9t' an Otdtr JIU'~I to tM prll'll.._,. of ~nanu w1111 IM ..,_ er tM ..,_ S«tltM u1.s. an Md PS of tt1t Problllt
I """'I " .... Md~ tnllNd lfllt 11'1' Codi: trtMfrWring tint tnd .....-IDll to dec:-.nt In tier llftft•, •• Ml*', Ml arttln ,.,, Mid ,el'MNI Pf"""' tt Ntfl tflf fir .......... In ~ a ef >oMclfl kurtt tfflrMll tnt wuu-ltl'ldofl tN tbt¥e 9ftf'lntcl c-9 DI\ tflt .th MY ef Hotton. Jr., M TnlltrMll Uftdtf' tM Ttvtt
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I Lot .. Trtet sas. "" IM'ftWdlM Ctuflo wNcn It 11\Mt ... M1twr ,.rtlcWln. •M ty, IMI U. lltN eM ~ of tiHrifll IM
0.Tld lept. IJ, "7S. t.1tM f'ltt ..,_. Mi IOf OdoMr ll, Im ..
W.._I . St. JOHN, t:ot l-lft .. 111 .... -11-1 ef __.,.. c-ty c._.. meM Ne. J flf MM cmwt, ef 119 Cllrie
If' P.K. Oo\NOAlL. 0tpvty Ctfl"" Drl.,.. W ... , lfl-IM City .. '-n .. TOMlllrlfDN 4 STllMMAN AN. Cellfroml1. m Wd C-9 SI.. ..... .. The rMI ""'*""' It delcrtbld M~ S-....,.... Ctlll. ,,... Lof 1 ol Tr'Kt No. 11'11, lfl tlW city ef
""""-" -~ lot """'"" ~"" .. l• ~ lll\lbll ....... Or..... Cont DlllY Piiot, 1ltlt .. C.Mlornla, e1 I*' ,.,.,. r--.i
Sefiltntbtr , .. 11, 23, 1m 2171·1' In Id; a Pitt lt of ~ In fM Of. nc. o1 the C-'Y afrC'Of'W of MIOll """'' Lotl 13 1fld 14 111 1a1act 1 of Trtd No. PUBlJC NOTICE
• 1 ma ms. In tr. city " Loi ,,,..._., ~ IN TMI SUll'l•IOA COU•T OP THI of LOii Moll"' 11111 ot (1lltarlll1. 11 P« IMO rKonled In book 11. pegeti '' UAT• Of' CALl•O•MIA IN ANO f!Olt lo n . lnclutlw of Meftl. In ttlt efflc• of T111 COUNTY Of! OllANOI 1111 C11r111tY recordtr of Mid CW!lty.
.. TICO OP H": .. 'i::''o• ,_,,..... Lot J6 ol °NMJlm wua.111 ... Hllotlltt In • • ,.,... n. City ef lit AllOIM" c-IY Gf LM fie« Dl:D•• DtalCTINO COM• Allllelel. Sfelt of Cellt.t'lllt, •• pw MIP
ITP TAE LADllER -Ba)ooa YachCCJlill s crew (No. 99);-skippereu-by-Mark
Hughes, had to come from behind in this race to beat South Coast Corinthian
Yacht Club's Tom Gates on the third rung of the Prince of Wales Bowl ladder.
The elimination races were sailed in Etchefu..22 sloops in the waters off Bal-
boa Peninsula Saturday and Sunday.
Chairman Vin Jorgelll!len
reports many boats will be
situated outside at the Pico
and Harbor Fr~ay corner o.f
the facility. ThJs is in addiUon
to the main exhibit hall, Petrie
higb·performance boat hall,
which has several meeting
rooms.
VIYAMC• °" ....... ll'aOPlaTY lied I ...... 10 p " "' -' $5 0 SOLD OM c:otfT'WACT IY Q•Ct:O•MT fKOI' n '"""' ' • fl • -111 Int m.ttti of Ille ., ... -of G1t-.CE 1"" ~ 1111 1111 c-iv .__. et
T W kly P • M. DAY O.C.Hld Mid Coutlty, op _'9 nle NO"Nc'I! II Hl!it°ltV OtVP:N lilt! lllt lol~':.'YkiM -third ln ...... t In t111
In Cash Pftlllol'I ef -D. DaYl4 Dey,• CH'...-.! Lot U, -of Wnftnl Wltmir. ~-tl:..-tirtl........,.._lo. end Sptclel City of LOI A~ COl#llY ef Lot
MORE mAN 95 percent o 'A11m1n111r.ttor "' the .mi. "' Grece ""-~ ,, ... of c111~1. •• '*' Mt11
the exhibitors who participat• s2 0 1:J• d=~i:t.i~ lo Mc.II~ .,:.u~ ~ ottl:. ~~OC:,,,~ :.:... ~ ed in the highly successful ....... IMfttr ~-to Aril!wr J. Nici C-ty/
show last ··•~-asked for For w--Lly Second I W.rldt, lo CDITIPll..:e wftl! 1111 ffmll of Lot A of W"t..._ Wl1lhlre .....,,.,
il "'u.n.... m 1111 ....,,,..,., of Mi. Wld ,purd\tH ~lty el Loi ...,...... C-ty ef Lot -Bruh ~ . -M wO -for the '74 edttloo. Plus Pl WI .,....... Into Irr dtotclefll fn "" llltflmt. ""'""'· Sl•l'I of Celllllnlle, ....... """ --~ . oa-a-.fi .... Q O'J! -: -. ~nH---~-~~as.a.demandlrom-newl---""~~~-~~a~C~e!__!~n~n!!!er~--------·oJ:1'~~;,'-;:-~~.:; tt1t Offl:~c:::~.,1t:=-:------u-ro ~ builders. on 1111 21tll dtY of Sip!,. 1t'3 el t;OO 1.fll. Nici (ounty/
..L.--'-Tiit ,.... pl'(lptMy to bl con'l'Wtll II An H..-t -ttlf .. lferi'f' • feet ---------------------------~'-=---------~A~·~i~d~·~~tr~ .. ;m~·.;.~~~=·· g ~fO ~lied-" follow$: _ _ ___ ef..L.oULof..W-.twn..w:uMlrt ......... IA more 60QtS of nearly ., ' Ea h for ... ·n1 Fo rth L M • TfRr"sm;--r.-cvcfi if-sari "" City "' LOl """""' COUftty of lot Balboa Yacht Club defeated BYC skipper Mark Hughes, In previous eliminations all sizes and shapes and pn·ce C 1nl • U · ~s!: ~i'i"'m ~ St•te et"'"'""'·",.,.~
d Fifth Plac Wi · ACOl"dM In •oo61 10, "9f ff of Mi91. South Coast Corinthian Yacht with crewmen Ron Holder and BYC defeated Newport Harbor tags., Ulere will be 188 booth an • Inners W, II!. St. JOHN, In thl otllc• af thl C-ty ltlK'OfMr of
Club Saturday in the third step Tom Wilson, def eated Yacht Club and Cabrillo Beach exhibits. Here, everythin{that £:!:1(.ci:.:,.DALL. ~~-~~~~W:J.
of the Southern California SCCYC's Tom Gates, with Yacht Club. The series ls goes on 8 boat will be Here's how you can be a pigskin prophet for profit. TOMUlllON a n•••MAM ro.-:::: :=n~:""'i.rtY •'"' °' Yachting Association elimina-Doug Steele and Lee Wesson, featured . · h ff d . . f th an..., C-' st .. s.1tt • Lo1 " ., w'''""' w111111,, Hitlihf• in tions for the 1974 Prince of two straight in the best two of being sailed in Etchens-22 Also, there will be a sailinit Weekly ces prizes are o ere to winners o • s-.._,,r ... C•tH, '*' 1111 c1" of"-"'"°'1.., county°' La.
Wales Bowl. three match. sloops. 1 clinic, 8 movie theater with Pilet Pigskin Pickeroo game. Top winner e1cli weelc A~"' 0r"!",:.t,,. .. Dllly Piiot, :.= ~!·~ f0~11=•.tt·~~:'i:
---•. ----------QLU.1.lta J ..filllllJ_~~ geta $50 in 'cash. Second piece winner gets $20 in s.pt.,,.lltr 1'· 11• n. 1t1J u.o.n ,,.,. Gfflc• of the c-rt ltle'lnltr of
I t tlighting top ~ c11h-.-nd tliird,~Tolitfll 1nil 1iftli-pl1ce .---winn•l'I 'll"c·h-----•d-'-"'-
·Davis ·Wins
Camp.bell
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Perpetual
Ca"rl Davis, sailing under the
burgee of Lahaina Yacht Club,
·won the Allen Campbell
Perpetual Saturday in the an-
nual suddin-death r a c e
sponsored by Voyagers Yacht
Club (or Luders-16 sloops.
In· the three-race Jane
Schock ~1.emorial Trophy race
ror women Sunday, the winner
was Vicki LOhman of Balboa
Yacht Club with three straight
firsts. Summary:
ALLEN CAMPBELL
TROPHY (Luders-16) -(11
Aireil, Carl Davis, LYC; (2)
Cat's Paw, Keith Dinsmocir,
BYC; (3) Zephyr, Greg Wood,
LYC; (0 Little Lulu , Alan
Lindsay, VYC.
JANE SCHOCK ME-
MORIAL TROPHY (Ld ..
lU) -(1) Vicki Lohman,
BYC; (2) Mary Jane Tyler,
BYC; (3) Doris Kirst, BYC;
(4) Betty Brooks, BYC.
Symes Garners
Dinghy Title
Bill Symes o! Newport
Hartlor Yacht Club was the
winner of the Dodie Beek
Gabboon Sunday in a series
for Lebman-12 dinghies. Run-
nerup was Seymour Beek,
NHYC, and third was Jack
Jakosky, Balboa Yaclit Club.
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BOATING
33 Compete
111 Regatta
Thirty-three boats in four
classes turned out Saturday
and Sunday · for South· Shore
Sailing CI u b ' s One-Design
Fleet Cllampionship regatta.
Th'e series was sailed in 8-10
knot southwest b r e e z e s .
Trophy winners:
SANTANA·22 -(1) Karim,
Jim Nugent, BYC; ( 2)
Shadow, Barbara Turner, Sl
BYC; (3 ) Countdown, Lee
Booth, SSSC; (4) Danska,
Jack Jensen, ~c.
C>\_lr:W -(1 ) Wahoo, Barry
Branin, KHYC; (2) Zig Zag,
Bill Unlack, LBYC ; (3) Tex
Maru, Barry Mason, BYC.
CAL-25 -(1) Veloz, Jack
Steele, CBYC.
THISTLE-Charisma,
Henry Birner, BCYC.
Beaded tor Coast
The full·med replica of Sir Francis Drake's flag·
ship, Golden Hinde, ls C\lmntly completing •ea I.rills near hlmouth, England, In .preparation !or '
voyage to the West Coast. She was built by a San
Franc!Jco group to commemorate Drake's alleged
landing on the CaUfonla Coast ln 1579:Sbe Is ex-
pocled to arrive next ydr.
The Olsons,
Man, Wife,
Steal Show
pee ~tie! ~ the marine get $10 1" CIS"lh All 1'ca~h'1 1ctually i1 deltY•r•d to PUBUC N011CE . °'Tr:.-;::::. 'O: r.::,:·.::::~°l'n ':! ,. h f h k b • k d b City ot Loa "'""'"· County flf Loa world. winners int• onn ·o c ec s to e pie e ~p y PICT1T1ous evs1N11s Ano1tn,S11N ofCe1lf'Of'nla.••wM1o
The Ol!on family, man and
wife, of Newport Beach stole
the first Hobie Mono-Cat
Regatta at Lake Forest, near
El Toro, Sunday. Mark Olson
won the over 120 1 pound
classiflcation and his wife,
Fletch~r won Ute Wlder 1~
pound division.
Twenty-5bt of the new Hobie
12-footers showed up for the
regatta which was sailed in 6-
10 knot ·breezes. Results:
OVER 120 -Mark Olson,
Newport Beach; "(2) Mike
Mullen, Corona del Mar; (3)
J. T. OWens, San Bernardino;
(4) Kevin Keams, El Toro;
{5) Art Huskey, Mission Viejo.
Cabrillo
Pilot Wins
13th Time
mE DATES this fall will
make it possible for several
manufacturers to sOOw their
newest craft for the first time
at tbe boat show. The '74
models will thus be previewed
in 1973 here.
Cal-Boat, American Mariner
and Capri are among the sail
builders with new designs.
There will be more large
cruisers than ever before in
the Boat Show. Included are
Jersey West, Vi'king, Bertram,
Unifiite, Luhrs, L a g u n a ,
Grand B a n k s, ToUycraft1 Chns Craft, Trojan, Sealilrd,
Pacemaker, Meridian, Blue
Sea, Pacific Trawler, Carver,
Holiday Clipper and Spoiler .
There are several previe
models here, too.
Wisconsin
Racer Wins .r
At Elsinore
LAKE ELSINORE (AP)
Gary Peacock of Oshkosh,
Wis., driving a ~foot tunnel
hull boat, won the Lake
Elsinore -250 Sunday in· 3
hours, 33 minutes, 11 seconds,
Hilyard Brown of Cabrino an average of 70.36 m.p.b.
Beach Yacht Club won the Ron Hill of Garden Grove,
santa Mllri• Trophy for the Calif., driving an outboanl,
Pacific Class (PC) for the 13th was second and Bob Nordskog,
time Sunday in a race sailed Van Nuys, Calif., was third.
out of Los Angeles Yacht Club. Nordskog and Peacock both
The Santa Maria Trophy has piloted KT boats.
been up for grabs annually Nordskog spun out on the
since 1937. Brown has won it fifth lap and was thrown from
more than any other single PC · his boal A patrol boat picked
sailor. He beat out JO rivals in him up and he continued the
capturing the cup this year.
R race . unner-up was Charles Eaton Brian Ewald of Santa Ana
of San Diego Yacht Club and fin ts he d first in the in-
Dave Monn in of Caliiomia board class and Bill Curtis o
Yacht Club was third. Orange took hooon in the jet
LA VC a1JO scheduled It! an-division.
nual Treasure Hunt race from Hill drove a 17-foot outboard
San Pedro to HowJand's Land-with a 200 horsepower motor
Ing, Catalina Island, Satur-to take second while Nordskog
day. The winner was Sunbow piloted a 24-foot tunnel hull
JI, skippered by Harry Curwen with 490 horsepower. o1 ·uvc. Second was JaY ,------'-------1
Jones' Altamar, and third was PUBLIC NOTICE
Sequel, skippered by wm 1-----.-n~,,,----·1
Blakeslee. The Treasure Hunt IN THI SUPIRIO• COU•T 011 TNI race is for LAYC members STAT• OP CALlf~N•A ••ANO f!Olt T"I COUNTY Ofl oa.t.JrtO• only. '"'· ,,,,_.,,., NOTICI Of! HIAlllNO M ,STITI
Blackbird
Triumphs
P~ otlOllt DtltlCTINe COM
VIYAIKt: OP a lAl PltOfl'laT
SOLD Off .CONTIU.CT IY DICIDINT
lfl I .. 1Nlt4'1' Of !he ttl•I• Of rGRACE
M. OAY, ~Mel.
NOTICI! IS "l!ltEllV OIVl!M n.t petition of O. Otvld o..,., ti ~
R11«-t•l1""'4MIONl1, •nd $9«1• Admr~:.i:ct IM Hl•I• tf Orece M D1y. , fllr 1n orclw evtflOl'ttl
11'1d dlrtcllflf f!lm to con"" "" pr.,.m lllrelntfttr dticttl>ld IO Dorethy Allen Puckett's Erlcson-41 0.11 Bllllord •llit JllChifd &yrd. 1t1 tom
Blackblnt 'was the first yacht ::":1~ ": ~= ~::ci eg~ to fini!h California Yacht lllUdlflt 111 i. llfr911•, .... .,.,, 1111
, DtOfl wt tar lltlrlng In Otplrt"""' ' o Clubs Squirrel Bank Race tt1t •t1r1m et1tltltd C«1rt °" 1ti. 21111 cs..v
Sunday, the ri~t of the Fred 5"{'~ 1::!1 "~::,;;rnio t1e e«twncl 1 Harris Memorial Trophy dftUibecl •• to110w1 : , series Lo( ~. Y-f'Kt sos. rtCOnl• "' s • • ... 111nll110 C-ty. It was a light-air race with o.t.d 5'Pt. 1a. itn.
Blackbird finishing the lS-mile ~~tY s~:M· course in four hours and 15 Iv ,.IC. OAHOALL.
minutes. Second to finish was TOM&.1::&:°'a tn:IJtMA•
Orvtlle M 11 1 er ' a ~tt.:rt ~i wett '"" st .. s.it1 •
Ruu..-n....a... .___ ni.. n.. hi! ... ,,., ... ,, ClrlH. ntn
UUC1 uuo.;Nl:.y uvw ve: ~y Al""""I lw "'4"""' Yacht Club She WM cg Pvbl!Wd Or.,.. CMtt Diii\' 'ttot
lecondl ·b4ihtnd Blackbird. ~1"11'u,1m ""'r.
Third · tb finish, IO minutes '"
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MAC AND JEAN MC DANIEL SHARE A MOMENT OUTSIDE THEIR NEW HOME ON NAVAL BASE AT NORFOLK, VA. . ' ' MAJ. MC DANIEL SURVEYS LIBRARY AT STAFF COLLEGE
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Si.% months ago AP N(wsfeatures·
Writt'r John Whuler reported tlte
jo111 and trial& of a POW's return to
hi! family and hb country. They ·
were hectic, headlined da11s of heroes.
What about now? Wheeler located
ltfaj. Norman McDaniel agai11 and
ltere is his story~
NORFOLK, Va. (AP) -It was Me of .
many restless, thrashing nights when bit-
ter memories of. Jrisoner of war llfe·rose
up In stark nightmare.
Maj. Nonnan McDaniel was back lb a
cell at tbe~i Hilton ., _ _
And they...,..~ him again..
One of the guards, maybe it was lhe
sadistic one nJcknamed Oum Dmn," was
stabbing him with a bayonet. Another
11\W'd, possibly the brutal Blivil, was
driving slivers of bamboo under Mac's
!lngernalls.
IN 'l1IE .DREAM as other nigbtmMes
there waa a C<rtaln knowledge that ti
would all go on forever -the beatings,
the torture, the bleak root!Iie of camp
Ille. 'Ille 1ates -14· forever be closed.
Deril was the only w a y out. There
would be no reunion with his wife Jean,
asleep beside him now. He never again
W<lllld ... bis clOJdren, Randy and crys-
tal.
"He thrashes around so w i 1 d I y
sometimes, I think he Is going to throw
me out ol. bed.'' Jean says, ''I don 't
remember any nightmares belore he was
sent to southeast Asta." She sees other
thl1185 she doesn't remember - a can·
pulslvt need to keop busy, a brooding
serloumess, a rigidity In his approach to
Ille.
For Mac and Ille oilier fonner POWs, a
part ol their minds perllapo always w!ll
be In prtaon at the Hanoi Hilton,
Hearllreak Horer,-tl!e-1.oo-.nd other-
camps. Mac spent 61,i years as a POW,
almost one day ol evety five he h8s been
alive.
SIX MON'l1m AFl'ER his release, Mac
says he still ls recovering and adjusting.
'lllere .,. still periods When he mllil pull
w!thln biiruelf looking for the strength
and wisdom to get his We geared once
31aln to lrttdom. '
The PentalJOn atllSi~ ·Mac, 35, one
of the tougher }'OWs, a natural leader
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noted for helping \other prisonen. But
even on the strooiest the: t.7 the
helplessness, the hopelessness lert deep
wounds that will take much lime to heal.·
'Ille dreams, the lmpelu!ly ooly tem-
pQrarily changed personalities among the
POWs, is vivid testiinony to the problems
the former prlsmers will face, perhaps tn
some degree, for scme men, forever.
Experts at the Pentagon say the men
1',ave double burdens as they try to move
tack into the mainstream of American
' life.t·Not Cinly must they oome to terms
\llith tbelr camp e:icperiences, they must
~-·.catdl Up• with--alterations in American life. One major
e~le of. this is the effect of the
-feminist mOvement on wives who during
their husbands a1-lces had to be both
mother and father and are loath to give
up their decision-making roles. Perhaps
this is one of the most serious pressures
on the men and their marriages now.
Drugs and dropoll!S among t h e i r
children Is anolher.
THE EX·POW1' ranks already have
been cul by iwe, Air Fon:e capt. Edward
A. Brudno, who committed suicide in
June, and Marine Sgt, Abel Larry
Kavanaugh who shot ·himself to death
later the same month.
Oddly enoogb. one spokesman said.
many men wbo may be f)U8hed Into Ughl,
perhaps too tight, emotional. corners at
home may be more -to break down there than In the camps 'lhemse!V... In the prisoos the POWs !ruled each other
and axmted on a deep camaraderie.
In the Uriited States, the spokesman
said, men fear to seek professional
poychiatrlc help becailse ol social stigma
and the fear It will hurt their careen;.
Without professional help, Ille in·
cldeooe ol~disabllng neuroses and the Ute
may be biglw:r iD the futw-e than
-necessary, some experts.believed.
So far, 13 of the 325 Air Force POWs
were divorced before they got home, 19
are in the process now and two dozen
couples are In lormal family coonsellng
programs that the Air Force know or.
None . has been inslituUonalized !or
psychiatric problems.
A SPOKESMAN SAID, "We doo't e1-
pect tilO really severe psychological p<ob-
1ems to show up for two-years of ·'°·
Tbe guys are riding pretty high now as
national" heroes." He said when they
become just snolher jet jockey or are
flying very dun' desks, the sltuaUon is ex-
pected to alter.
After 14 months in solitary con-
finement, repeated beatings and torture,
Short rations and filthy conditions in·
cludlng an open bucket for a toilet. Mac
says he knows he has some hard read-
j11Slments. While hunks of his voe11bullu·y
disappeared1 and six months alter. his
rdeue.be.aya he llill· mmt tP'Q1>C for
wonb which he !eels. be Often mispro-
nounces or misuses.
Learning how to drive again was a
tough chore. More serious, he !eels his
mind -from the intellectually barren-.years. "I Jost eome of my ability
to retain and absorb ln!ormatlon rapidly.
Tbere bas been a ~ lmpro11e1Dent, -
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won't be able to get along with others."
He says Ji eijiai more iiilclats.
"Thal place (pri9oo) toot Ill toll." The
.N«ttJ Vietn~ officially say 45 men
.of all services dled In captivity, and some
military nien believe some of. these were
suicides. "niank God I was strong
enough in there," Mac Sf!.yS.
A major portion of the bedrock Mac
stands atop is his family. Asked if he en-
cwntered any major diappolntments on
his return, the IDOl.lstachioed veteran said
there were ilooe.
"In prison my biggest hope was that
when I got'home, l"W<lllld !Ind lhe lamlly
In good bealth and well taken care ol. I
figured anything ever and above that
v:ould be just gravy."
BOTH JEAN AND MAC OOlisider their
maniage to· be an tmmually strong one.
"If I hadn't rea1ly loved him, I don 't
think we could have gotten this far," she
'l'ttt -•t itttpressed ...Uh the IM1c of ptltrietlsm.
It'• luhio-fJle to llerille ptltrfotint and this is db·
lllusloning;'
but it is not up to precaptiV'ity. I think it
will continue lO oome back, but not all
the way."
Mac ~ voraciously, trying to catch
up with the losl yesrs and to get plugged
into the present.•Hi.s wife says be even
reads junk mail.
BIOOA.USE, FOR MAC, the crunch ii
on again. He-recenUy started cluees~at
A.nned Forces Staff College here. Wben
il lets out In: January, he bopes to go
back to college for a masters. Before
joining the Alr Force, he won a cum
laud degree In chemistry at Airtculturc
and TeclmJcal State, a black college in
Greensboro, N. C.
Speaking ol his comrades rrom the
eampt, Mac's face clouds a bit as he
18'3, "In sis months we'll see the trouble
begin. Giq>s w!ll find they aren'l hacking
il They'll fall In school or flying -they
said. She was speaking not only of the
years she sp<Jlt In her own prison of
Ionel!nem. but the pressures she .... that
have developed since Mac's return.
Jean lltlll does oot want to talk about
his prison esperiences, sometblng J"hich
Mac says "makes it a l.iUle tough oo me.
I need to talk It out sometimes."
Jean's swUcb fn:m pusive housewife
to a decidedly independmt peraon in her
own right also dislurl>s Mac somewhat
His wife Isn't so sure bow It'• goiog yel
1·He gets upset with me when I get upset
because he wants me to ask permission
to do thing1 . U we're driving home and I
detour to the supermarket he gets
upset."
A. PSYClllA.TRJST said this Is not
unre"-'Ollable oonsldertqi that during
Mac's camp experiences any deviation
. from routine or instructions normally
resulted In beatings or the withdrawal of
priVI1eg€s and food. .
"He wants ·me to go back seven
years,'1 Jean says. "I don't think I can or
even want to. He is so old-fashioned. I'm
nol any pert of womens liberatton. But !
was so sheltered before he lert I thought
I couldn'l do anything. I found I could do
anything about as well as a man. i! I
can, why do I have to ask permission !or
all tfi.at?" ..
Jean sees other fWldamental changes.
"H~'s more penslv~ than before. He
seems to have a ampulslve need to keep
busJ'. I think it's getttn.g worse. He's easy
to get along With. but he seems to have
lost his sense of humor."
Jean concedes she has a problem of
thinking In tenns or being on<>ball a cru-
ple again. "I still talk abOut my car, and
when he first: came borne it was my
house.''
'l1IE PENTA.GON says the resumption,
or noo.resum~on ol POWs as the male
in their families can be criUcaJ to their
readjustment.
Botti Jean and Mac have checking ac-
counts, but Jean says she still pays all
the family bills, a point she makes with
some prid e. Before the war, Mac did all
that.
Neither Mac nor Jean see any real fun-
damental dlfficulUes between them.
There is one cloud on the intellectual
side of their lives. Mac and Jean say
they were both mildly conservaUve
when Mac went away, Jean say! she
never really thought about the war until
Mae went and was shot down. Now they
disagree slrongly -to the poinl
they duck the issue and agree simply to
disagree.
Mac says "I pe™'1ally still reel our
purpose was right. If I had it to do over
again, I would. I want to go back llitO
f]ying_!!ventually. However, I sllll do feel
that there was a question of the conduct
of the war.''
WOUU> HE GO BACK lO war, any
war, the country found itself in? "My
decision to stay in the AJr Force answers
that."
Mac expreues an intense patriotism
and carefully hews to the military line
thal when the govenunent or Presidml
orders them. into battle, they go without
a plebiscite on ihe war's merits.
During Mac 's captivity Jean originally
fOllowed the Pentagon's poUcy of writing
Hanoi and asking for better treatment
for Mac and the other PQWs. After a few
yars, she decided one day she did not
want better treatment for Mac in the
Hanol . Hiltott, she wanted him home
where she could ta1ce care of the treat·
ment. She began writing congressmen
asking them to stop the war. Later she
wOrked for Sen. George McGovftn's
presidential campaign. ,
As !or Randy, 10, and Cr):stal,·1,-Mac
says: "The first.few weeks...hame_tbey
were very obedient a.net anxious to
please. Now, the noveJty. js olf and-I've
had to tighten discipline. Qystal didn't
even know what a daddy was, and Randy
was really too young to know what a
father's role in the family was."
A.FTER SIX MONTHS in his homeland
Mac despairs ever some of what be sees
as major trends that developed In his
absence. "I'm most impressed with the
lack of patriotism. It's fashimable to
deride patriotism and this i s
disillusloolng."
However, he has aof:tened his vieW oo
amnesty for war resisters since his ar·
rival whea he said, "Thooe wbo refused
to serve shouldn't escape punitive ac-
tion." Now be feels resisters could clear
their Slates wi"1 equivalent tim~ .spent
serving their country, In sud! jol>S as
orderlies In hoopitals and the like.
On race relatiCll!I, Mac says his
reading and observations since returning
Indicate· "a ~ease in the efforts at in-
tegration -ah -pher• that whiles
have done as much as they are going to
do. It disturbs me. But the blacks have
hurl their own cause. They have been too
forceful -an attitude of. 'I'll take mine
whether you want to give it to me or not.'
As a minority there is just so much tak-
ing you can do.''
ln an earlier interview in their
Greensboro home, Mac had voiced the
same sentiments, and Jean shot back ,
"If no one bad pushed, how do you think
we could be living here." The house Jean
had bought in bis ab6ence "my house"
wu in a predomintntly white, middle-to
upper.middle class neighborhood.
MC D~NIEL TAL~t~ITH CLASSMATE MA!· M,PHY JONES DURING BREAK'\' RlfOY AND CRYSTAL RIDE WATCHFUL EYES OF FATHER
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or u er rma tOn ad tab! ho wt 2 J.An:11o • lU.A.I• ....... a p e me th matlc stairca9e to 1' lrg Call 968-2929 or 962·131t bedroonu~ 2 bath5, and l ( ACRE • REDUCED ·-~-· · ---large family room. Easy ac· 74 uo:w1.u1 me spaetOUS muter
to park boa suite v.11h massive open
cess ~l".-~~r .'A-'-'·1---~ -950,---/-bffm-ceiling...Go ~...bun>.
loan at 6% % O\VC 2nd T.D. , Ing ftnopl. urmct ldtch +I ~J~i;i;i;;;i;i;i;~&j Just~ to'$44.500. Call forml cijn foe candieligbtfi COLWEU.. 646-0555 Rolling green 1.11.wns and entertaining. Huge family
stately trees surround pie· room with its O\\'n tircpl. HUGE WEEPING
tu res q u e Vermont Prime 19calion! Call fQt de· WILLOWS
farmhouse. Old w o r I d tails .. , 8J9.613J,
oharm and arehltecture .. Tho Roal Estate Fair EASTSIDE >·ormal entry. Step OOwn
krn•rdlne County. TM rttl prOfill"Y fO be cCWIW'fltCI II
0.lld Stopf, !J; ltn. dtKTlbltd II follOWI:
W.E .. SI, JotlN. P'•rctt No. 7, Tt.cl SN6. Appl1 V1Uey,
coumv C..,.k r11:cwd1 of S..n llern.rdino County. s
er P'.K. GANO.II.LL.. O.led Stpt. ll. Im . HEAVY SHAKE OecM.rty W. E. St. JQ!olN,
TOMLIHSOH .. sT•INMAN county cierk 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH ·-fireplace, all new JU W"I CMrt St., 1111111 4" llr l".K. Gtnd•ll, DlpUl'f ,,. .....,._ c.11, fWI TOML•Nso .. a sT11, .. ,,...... carpels and paint Terrific decor. Big, big
P'u11t1thtd o..inee co.st 0111y ,.,1fot, 1111 ,_........,. c11M. n4'1 o • room or a or rat er. wner must
General ------------·-Gener•I
HOME AND
INCOME PLUS An__,. ..,. ... ,._ m Wnt CtlH'I st .. WI• 4N s I I f ho t I 'l 0
s"''""'°'' u. 11. n. 1•11 • 211'l·7l A~:;J:m"' t=~o.•t D•llv pi tot, have fast sale. A s k i n g $32,600. l~--~..;~;;'~~~~~~~~~~~..,~·~~..,.~·1~·~·~'~"~·~'~"'~_::::::~,.,..~~n~---~~----1 -M£$A-Y£RD&.IP--
. • ""' PUBUC NOTICE I DOL~HOIJSE -3 Bedroom, 2 bath, fireplace,
--·
TWO 2 Bedroom llori'les. Ex-
C('ile.tt condition. Eastsldc
Costa Mesa. Walk to sho~
.pi"J.':-Hea1ed--and-fiHettd·
POOl, plenty of · trees apd
shrubs. For the PLUS,
ma.ster suite with 5th bath. 4000 Sq. Ft. LOCATION
Man "'" den wJlh """'"' ,. _..,_ _._, Mar Spacious pari<--llke "'°"""'
b<Wlll....Mfll<ILilUart""'-.A ---TA.VERN Kl'J'.CHEN with For .~ who 1ppredate Ith DWfflfW-t·~·&.:. -
cathedral' beams. • Banque I fine custom cona1rtlction and be.11.utlful 3 ~ tiomt
formal dining. E I e g a n t excellent terms 5 bedroom! with near new c~ls, just French dpors to secluded 1 .. -11 .. room tOrmal di . ' waltil'\I' for .11. new owoer to
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IN THI SUl'E•tott COURT Of" TH• b" a) I b STATE 01' CAl.ll'Oll:HIA IN AHO FOR -===~-~--------1g country kitchen. A re p easure to s ow.
THE c~~~~o1 IN THl"IVl"E .. ~~oun-o,.-nes --Only 3_¥.i.;)'-~S yo_ung. Asking $39,900.
NOTICI OP' HURi... or, fl'HI· STATI Ofl CALl,OllNIA IN AND
T'°N l'Oll OROH OtRaCT MCI Co• P'Olt THa.t:OUMTY Of' OltA ... , r~"'115t
VEYAJIC.E Of' RSAL '.llot"l•TY ..... ,,,_,"'' F ~ SOl.DJOH COltntACT •v OIC•OIHT NOTICI 01' H•A•UIG' Of" PHmoi. M~,,DA~. ~:.::.,.... tlllft of Gil.II.CE e~AIK0:010., =~~~CTl::Ol"l!c.~ Open Ev••·
NOTICE IS HE.ll:EIY GIVEN 11111 Ille SOLD ON OCMTRACT IY DICaDINT
. petlllO!' of' 0 . O.v\d O.y, 11 Co.Plf'IOllll tn 1M m1llirr ol the t •llt. of GllAC£
ll1Pt"tMnt1llYMf1ll11n1tir, t lld Specl1F M. DAV, Oece•ffll. •
Ad.11'1t11l1tr1tw or Ille ""'' of Or1t1 M. NOTICE IS HEREIY GIVEN tMI ftM I
. · ~,., HERITAGE
. • REALTORS
General
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
G•neral
,Wiiy Not
a ''Naw'' Homt?
· SEEING is a must! OUcred
for -$59.500.-Call-COL WELL. -THE IEST OF
Huntington Beach. 3 Years
new. 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths.
COzy brick fireplace .
Ceramic tile patio bar,
sprinkler system. You may
ssume existing loan. Offered
for Stfi.500. Call COL\\IEU.
&16--0555.
-~ di w-,•a.r ~-~~. -ll1l1i ...enjgy.tbt <:0%)' .fireplace .... ga1"\1en para se. IUI"" room lam game room ·haldwood f1oan Ali this m
patio rwlth outdoor fireplace and 'a. clorioua pamran;tlc only 132,500. . .
and B.B.Q. RED BARN 2nd ocean view.
story in·law apartment, 2 PLUS · COATS
guest cottages and covered Removal of one non-st:r'l,tdur-• dance pavilllon overlooking al partition expands the &
magnificent free form pool. game room to a full 24di · W WALLACE
ENTEJlTAINEft..S PARA· rumpus TOOm. · -• REALTORS
OISE. CALL 64.)..()300. • ~ Ai"ID . . 54, 4141-so,; nnanclng cun-ently I"--E ..__1 available at approx. Slii'l'o. ~n Ytn .....
Dtl'. dlcnMcl, IOI' •n, cwcllf' •ulllOflilna petlllon t1f O. O.vld 0.y, 11 C•P•rson11 11111 directing lllm to conwy IN property llleorts1nl•ltvH1eslgMft, tnd Sp 1 c I 1 t
Mrelnl !lll' d1scrlbed to Mirr E. P'cwllf', Admlnlslr•lcw of Ille 111111 ot GrKt M.
en vnm.trrlld w.-ntn, In cornpUtnc:1 wlltl Der, dtct1MCI. few •n D!'dtr 1ull\orlllll0
The ,.,ms of lllt "l[r"m&nt of .. 1, 1nc1 •nd dlrotcllna'lllm lo cOltW'Y !he property
p!H'<:htff entlf'ld Int• bY ~I In her htrtlnelll-I' oncrlbed to Jlmff M. l(oc;Nr
I 11,.llrnt, 11 Mlltr, lltl"'"" Ml 1¥ llffr· Ind Mtr91rirt A. Koeller, In compll-. E I Ing ~ O.W.rtmtnt l of 111e •boY• ltfllttleci with 1111 '"""" of Ille •al"fffl1tnt or •••• . . covrt on the 2111'1 dtY of s.pr., 1m 11 •nd Pllf"Cri.!" ltflltfld Into b't' CllQtdtnl In
I t :OO t.m, ri.r llfell1111. II ..,.,,, "'' been WI for T"' rul pnipft"tY to bt conYIYld 11 ....,Ing In Oep&rtn'lll'll l of llMI 1boft 111-
Cute and rooiny I Bedroom
House. Valuable corner
parcel. Close to 17 Street
.shopping. 1',uJI price $.21.900.
HURRY! Call COL\VELL.
616--0.W;
NE\V range I.: oven . NE\\'
hot water heater . N E \\'
carpeting, NEW clean pain!,
NEW dishwasbe'r, 3 NE\V
bcdrQQn\3. i!µniJ;y~room, liv·
ing room and 2 baths. \Vith -a NEW deta-Che07~·
age, NEW landscaping and
sprinklers, NE\V fences and
all for •
EASTSIDE
COSTA MESA
Assumable FHA toW -in-
terest k>an. 3 Bedrooms, 1
Bath, Fami~.1 '°~~· "'4efed fer-f!9, . e
is new oo tite tna.drel HUR-
RY. Call COL\VELL.
Top value at Sl~lm.
_ CALL 644-nll . DON'T ml' I"
T.HE P.AINt
2299 HARBOR BLVD. .· •UCKET
I OKI' I L Ol \O\
""lAc'o;;
1
d-.crl!IH a1 loli-sr trllld court on ,..... 21t11 d1y of Sip!., ltn
Lti 2q2. T'rtCf """ {ftCOl'da of Stn •I f!Olll 1.t!!.__ • t Otiruntlns c-IV. '\. Tht rHtl ~P"°""" 11 bt ,1111....,_, Is D J>.Mil( S,W~ltn. _, oet«IDed M loll_,: t' W. E. St. JQtlN, Loi No. 2;"Tr1~ No. 5M6 •s 1Mwtl on
~ Count., Clltk tilt reccwds of Sin lltl"ntrdlno County,
i
ly l'.lt. GANOALl. Cal11omlt. Otpulr o.11d Stpt. 11. 1m . TOM&.IMSOM & ST•IMMAM W, IE. SI. JOHN,
JU Wut Ctlllr.I SI., 11111111 .. County tllt'k S111 • .,,..,......., Cllf, '2411 Br P .K. G4il)Cltll, Deputy
Al""'"I fw l"lfln-r TOM\.IMIOM "'ITlflMMAN
Publlslltd Or"'" Co.11 Delly Piiot, JU Wfff C-1 SI., Slllltl 4N Stllt•mbl!r 1'. 11, D. ltT.I 2114-13 llll 'hn11rlllN, CIHt. n•I
PUBUC NOTICE
"'"' IN TN• IUl"•ltlOA COURT Of' TM•
ITA.TI or CAl.l,.OltNIA IN ANO
,Oil Tlll COUNTY Of' OllANOI
,. .. lr"'1i1
NOTICI 01" NIAltlNO 0,. l"nlTION
,Olt Ol:Olll DlltlCTI.. CON·
VIYANCI! 0,. llU.l l"Jl:Of"lltTY IOl.D ON CONTilACT IY OICIDINT
111 lrtf rNtltr ot tht e1l•I• o1 GltACE
M. DAY, O.Ct1Md.
NOTICE IS HEREllY GIVl!N 111111 IM
119Hffoll of O. OtVICI Oty, t i Co.f>""°""I
lteprontn11ll~il11Mle, ll'ld 5"c1at
Admlnl1tr1tw ot Ille ""1' ot Gr.ct M. D1y, Ofce1Md, tor •n orcMr 1vtt1orLilft9
and dlrtctl119 him to ~ n.. property
""'.in1fftr duerlri.d to Ev1r1tt s. B«t<,,..n tnd T~ M. ltcllm.n, 1rt
compllencw wllh Tiit t11n111 111 n.. ""'"'
"""nt of .... ~ pun:l'IHe ""'''"" klfO b'I' Mcedtnt In l'lef llfeflme, 11 Mllff. llh
bolerl 141 tor Ple1rlng In Otpwlmtnt l of
fM; 1Dovt ttilllled court on Ille 211tl d1y of
s..¢~ 1m 11 t :oo .. m.
Ti'M' reel propMty 10 be conWYM II
AllflrMYI Mr Pttl~ Publl$....., Or•noe COISI Dlllr Piiot. ~ternbl'r l._. 17, 22. 1'13 211~'7)
PUBUC N011CE
f'ICTITIOUI IUllN•ss
HAMI! ITAT•MaHT Tiie followlna Pl1'~ Is dolna bullneu
11:
llOllEltT NATTRl!U REAL ESTATE
CO .. 2706 ~ llwl., COlll MUI,
•C&lllomlt "-''' CMl'11S R~ Nlttrfts, !tdl Vlllt
Orn.di, N""'110fl ltld\,. Ctlllor"'t '2"41
This bulllMU 11 COllOllCt..:1 bl' 111 1 ....
dlvlO\Nt,
CMrlH Robert Hlltr'IM
Thh 1!1t1ment WIS II~ Wiit! tilt Coun-
t'f Clerk of Ortnte County °" Stpltmbtr
14, 197J
fl:lllN
P'ubllstMd 0.-•noe CCNIJI 0.llY Piiot,
s.itlMIJl"I° 17, 24. tnd 0cl'llbl!r I, I,
lt7) 2ts4·7J
PUBUC NOTICE
deoterlbtd 11 lollow1: --~=-~----~-l o! ts, T~ ffU, In lhe c-ty of Sift ,ICTfTIOtiS IUSlllillll
11 ... ~rolflo; Stet. o1 C1tltornl1, NAME STATllMIHT
D•lllCf 5-fll. 13, 1m. Trtt foltowlne per-.. -doh'lll bu1lne1t
W.£. SI. JQ!olN, &I! Counlr Cltrk CO~TA MESA CORAL REEF, UL5
By P.I(. GANDALL, H1rl)Or BIYd., Cost& Mew, Cl. t'lU•
~ G.,M'd M-H&rries. S4l0 Ruu.11. A.pl.
TOMLIHIOM & IT•INMAH If, LO$ MOtltl, Cl. f0027 m W•I Cwrt 11., l•lft .... w11111rn A. H•yne,, 1:1701 C1rl11Mid
lff 1-nll-Ctlll, tMll Or., Sin" Ane, Cl. '7105
An°""'" "" P'•lltl-Tl\ls 11o,11lnHS 11 tonduclt"ll by 1 a•nerfl P'ublllhed Ort,,.ge C0&1t 01Ur Piiot, p1r1ner1lllp.
s11111rnbtl' ,,, 11, 'T.I, 1f1l Jllj.n G.rtrd M. HIYIMI
PUBLIC NC1rJCE
I 7J1SJ IN THa SUP'•RIOR COURT OP THll
STA.Ta Of" CALlf'ORHIA IN AHO POil
TNa ~HTY Of' ORAHGa
"-· A_.7,.1
NOTIC• OP HaARINO Of' l"HITION
FOR ottOER DIRECTUIO COM·
VllYAHCa Of' REAL P'R<M"EltTY SOLD OM COHTltACT IY oac•OElrfT
In The m1n1r of Int 1111)1 Of Gil.II.Cl M. OAY, Otcttl.fd,
NOTtCE 1$ HEA.~IY GIVEN tilt! tne
peiltlon °' o. Dtvld Dir. I I Co.1"1r101W1I
[lte,.r-1111......a"1on111. tnd SP•d•I
Aclmlnl1h'1tor of lfll 1111!1 of Grttt M. D•v,,dtcNHll, tor M ordtr 1vthorl1lng
tftd dlrtcHno llltn fo <09VIY llit ~rty Nrt!Mfttr dncrlbld to Rott.rt I .
lrtl~h Ind hwrly J. lrtldtnbKh
111 aimp01nc:• wllh Ille rtrms of tne
"'""-of .... tnd pt,ltl;tw ...... '-,..:! (lllo lty .....,t•ln 1111' ltNflmt. 11 HI~,
This lltltment W&I filed Wl111 ffll COIJ""
tv Cler\ of Or1noe Countr °" Si'Pltmbl!r
"· 1'73. P211U
Puot!IMd. or1nae Cotti OlllY Pllol. SePltmbtr 11, l4 Ind Ocl-r I, I,
lt7J' "'1·1l
PUBUC NOTICE
,tc;TITKH.tl IUSIMaSS
NAME STATEMIST
TM foltowlnO perM1111 1r1 dolna
bull-11: FERRARO .. JOHNS ENTERP'ltl5E5,
.Qt D1llll1 Ave., Cor0111 d•I M•r.
Ctllfoml1 9261'
R-1 0. JOl\ns, Qt 011!1!1, CO!'Ol'I
def Mir. C•lilornl1 t2625
Terry F..-rtro. n.35, Blt,ktocl AYt.,
l"ltctnll•, Ctlt+omlt n•10
This OWlllU I• aonclucted by I u_, ••
ptrlntnlllp. Tlfr'I' Fif,1ro
6
4
2 -
5
6
7
8
D
A
I
BALBOA-TRIPLEX
Best financing available. Owner i;nay carry 1st. T.D:
Below current rates, may
accept p re p a id interest.
lBR, 2BR, 3BR. All funtlsh·
ed. excel.lent condition. Call
COL\VEU.. 646--0555
-ctio1c·E-~PLEX-
AVAILABLE NOW
All new 4-plex in prime n>n-
tal area. Held vacant for
first o\vner tax • benefits.
Yours for only $80,000. Call
Red Carpet Realtors
645-8080 (open eveningsl
Classified Ads ....... 642-5678.
TIME FOR
-QUICK
CASH
THROUGH A
$30,490.
You own home and 1.-nd
SH La Cuesta Villa
ll'Todel 1 block wesl of Beach
on Adams in Huntington
Beach.
Quick occupancy because of
credit rejections!! ..,.
Conventional Fin~anc.ing
* 536-1445 *
BUILD YOUR
DREAM HOME
Choice R-1 vacant lot in
Newport Beach, just 3
blocks lo Ocean. $27.500 -
and owner may help v.'lth
the financing with f1500 -
down. Call for further
details. 673-8550.
EVER STOLEN A ' , f . ··' .. ,!! · . --.------UH thll Jowly homes
--11.U.PLEX.J. , _ ~--YTHI· ..-or-JUJt be .. d lJ\llhe<I. 1r1 all
Try this: tv.'O 2 bedroom ... -~ nv ·new 6 1parkllng. New pttn
unit• -dt>uble garage fn. YOU A'"WAYS .... carpeting In all .......
come DI Sl"l50 per year. iUk-., , · . ' ·hup bedroomJ wllh
Ing $35,950 try your ov.·n WANTED --, matchin& baths, white bride
price ov.·ner says sell! Call flreW.ace. I.Arge back yard.
Red ~pet, Re a Ito r s AND UNDER Anyone can a11ume thla VA 645--(open "'"n""") $34 ooo · toan-.wlth total payment °'. DUl'LEX •· S230 .. ,,,,,.. s.u.... will . 400 sq. ft. 8eCluded master help finance. Priced at 90°/o flNANCl"G suite wlth .... dy. Huge'""J>' 128,500. Call S<>-9491
· up convenation pllery eu.. 8112°/o INTEREST ... 1,e<1 .p1an · • .t.niutt.
An . ·Ideal summer/)Vlnter space. FiieptaCe • B'.uilt.fns W~M D I.;. BEST BUY I" renta1 only s "°"" to • • Son""'"" and much....... ' r v uil
HAR.OR VIEW ••per beach. O.n lor profit Don"t -y • <all 9SJ.S161 • , •• "'"~ ,
or occupy for pl.euure. today. ' ' ·~===;;:;;;~::=::'..I HOMES OnJr 184.500. ,,,.,,. .. , .,,.. ,.,,, • ., NICE1 I.' PAST
Our fantastic terms may not lit , · l=r~~:;.~~E; I~ ~1L L' '41L~lk :J ll'i!ll v;~~:~~;:
in Harbor View Homes. plus ~ etticlent kitchen. Decorator
an oversized lot 1~ acre1 ROOM FOR· BOil + lMng room ts ultra sharp
beautifully landscaped v.·ith CAROL + TE'D-+ with br-and new shq and a large cove~ patio. ALICE drapet:. Prime k:icatlon. ex· C.,,,.'-', drapes. a n d -r;\ESA VERDE'" ceJlcnt $34,900 ,.-tee lag.
wallpaper ,!lll top • quality. 4 BEDROOM $36 CAA 4 bedrooms in all, 2 ol them Won't last. Call 847-60'1D to
On] •= = nd you o ... ,_ oversUed with bed· view, , Y ~.,,_ a v. .. Big Ines eve'"""'here, ''"'"' ._, __ ... _ '"' land •-., you'll love •J.. •'"•J toom~loeet.s. 3~~ baths CJllfN1Jl t • n FIJN1011E .-., ... "° · ~ 1 " apacious home beoul""n.. · A.:-._
-
It ~" now ,,...... ~ u"'""J m ... _ · eape· cod ...,_
• .......... , • 01 ~· kept 'nside and out. 2 bfl,ths, OPENTILll •"'SFUN'TOBENICEI OPENnLll •IT'SFUN10 i!llE"NICEI built-In kitchen, Val!Je prtc-ner. home -with room 1or a [llBVfdllll [llll~ljlld I,· .:~c::..{::°'::R:..:'_'C.-._,.. __ ·l_t _'R._'_.':_~_"'· =~Ca~~ -Harbor View Hoiiiii""
r~:~·::::, 1 THE REAL ·
~E STATERS -----
, . 4 BEDROOMS • $29 E1A LO. .. With Option
LAST CHANCE INVE~~:N~LAND Aii elcc~~Sb~~?t-lni <e<droom +::..m + = h::./'1n ~I•~~
To plck U.P a bargain like this l ACRE WlTH VIEW Carpet~ And draped, Ex· 16' x-33• Blue Dolphin l;l/,F'· sought after neighborhood, in Baycrei;t. <1 Bedrm.s + cellcnt E-Z care Ooorplan. pool, located No. Costa Mesa Qwner. will leue with option separate office and formal Charming 2 bOOroom, 1 balh Some point and J ....... will on qUiet dead end street. to purchue ·next year. 2 '
di ~ •JO ooo· u n d e r co ....... e on one acre of view ..... '"'-"--•· co rt!bl n · " • · ·~ convert thiA co"'"-to • Submit )'OW' terma • 5l~ % ~,..., « . nve e
Pri ! Needs decorating. land zoned for apartments. .._.. -· vaiJ __ ,_ den cuatom details t'---... ,.....I•• ...1o1.~ •··y• holh. cutle.i,Hurry-call 963-6767 a . on .....-rto lot.a ' , .. uum Call now for appointment. vu ;, w .JW """ bull. CAU.. to' give a wa'rm, blmey at·
DREAM HOUSE DAILY
PILOT
. QistQIJl .3 ~. beam.cell.
lng71, family roog1. Back
Bay. $58.950.
Realtors 645-8080 I o P e n ~ c: , Newport brf&ht, swmy kitchen. Kot Phone now -Red Carpe!, (JPENT!L."t~·j~ji;'ii"'i;i"'iiii"INll:Eiii · '1
• moephcre. Glr'den patio off
·;;LY LISTED ~ ftVl'ltt '"'~" t~~~~~:t
WANT -AD
BEACH ORIENTED
Walk to beach or use pool In
Lido Sands. Woodsy patio, 3
bedrm hon1e -beamed t.<eil-
lnp, new carpels & palnt.
See this for $49,900.
BEAUTY 64Ul11 RNltora . ~b
nus SUPER SHARP !llESA CANNERY ROW l•n"'lmll * BAYCRIST * VERDE HOME ls our 2 Apt.., 2 offices, 3 &~ 1• ON A BUDGET ·1 newest and best! Huge, plus extra parking; upgrad-jl!!!!!!!!!!!l!!l!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!ll!!!!!!!! s dous rooms high ceU ed commertlal Area. Buy a [..up 4 BR., 3 bL tamny ,
Jl:;s and rustle 'o~ ~ part of "'The Vllla&e" for MESA V~RDI home on 1 tge,.,. wtll'iocated 1 produce a feeling of vast only $78,500 SPICTACU\:AR ....... Jot. Owner II leaW. town I l
tit• ti.II Mt fOf' ftMl'lrlO J~ Dftllrl,,,..,I 2 of tftt atiowt tflfllltd t1MKI on ,,,. 211n
d•Y of s.pt., 1•n 11 •:oo 1.tn.
'TM l"lill' llf'CIPll'tv hi Ill COflvtYtd IJ
l#K'l.Md H tollOW.: • L• J.0, Tr1cl ,Stu. rfCOtltt ot S111
119r:Mrdllle '-"'· Dtttd lip!. 1:1. ,,,,.
TN• 1tlftmt11t w•s flied with the Covn·
ty Cttrk of Ort119t COl/l'lty Oii ~t.-mbtl'
14, 197) .....
l'ullllshed Or•• Coe1t 0111.,. l"l+ot Stpt.rr\Off 17, 24, •nd OclobW I, .. 1m · 2Ns.1J L :WE ·HONOR
open 1pa~. BJg kitchen, Call: m.-3663' ~ Evt1. ibis borbe hu been com-~k~ $81~~ '!°" ~.r~b .. ~ti~~' l!! pletely redecorated, loce.ted CO .. IN.MiRTIN '
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enormous l):lasler bedroom on quiet cul-d~111e lot, en-Rulton i~ 644:-7662 I
I-•·-Joy 3 very roomy bedrooms, _. ~ _ ·-~ oorto a garden atrium -2 brick ttreplace .. rarge SPACIOUS "MANSION "CHINA COYE and la eomplele with tl.'tts '. and prttdge att&. JQ,000 ,
W, ~. JI, JOHN, c-. .,..,
PUBUC NOTICE
, walk-In c"!set and the bi1· •~!!!!"'"'!!!!l!""""'"""'.,.I Priceil to sell now. See It, You will -~ the ... ~
t---,_ IY !'.IC. CMJfDAU..
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6423678 ~
plush slu1g carpeting -2 numerous to menUon. Price PoOL & JACUZZI ·PRIVATE ISLAND ,.,... family -·
bedrooms -2 bllllhS -2 $441900• You'll be glad you M(ltivated owrwr say-. sen NIW~T llACH ~~':~on~ ~ beilach~~pl~ called. .. tbJI beautllul 3 bedroom, 2 IY'-OWNER ' tmns. Red Carpet Reiltlb
Deluxe electlic bu 11 t -1 n • COAATS bflth pool home. Load• ol LcaW. area, ~te oe> ~ , '
ktcben & pantry -only extra.I. A deCO<alOn dtt"1I CIJl!lllCl'. •·BR ,.!IA 1"""'1 TW6$• "OT . · S&l 750 Coll 67U560 at only $15,000. Call Im· 2 i<V'.Oid ..,;, IIlany . de-,. ~· J
c;:;?Nr1i1. fT'SFUNroBE WALLACE mediately on this OlH!~ Red haw, .... ,:turff Mvt VA,tf'ITM, m.eoo. Rdl $110 I
REAL TORS Carpc~ Realton 645-8GllJ ..... bUJttJato lhll -ni:h. Call 5'11--00rJ ---<5~4'1M4141-<open evenlnp) lns watednmt, bbme. • cua-• 1
4 BEDROoM IAllGAIN
$30-Located in eXcilllenl a.ta
Meat. • afta, 2 tp1elout
baths. cozy brick ttrept.,.,
forced aif hf8.t1 • la~
c:ovettd paUo, deep •hie
cnrpel, built-tn kitchen.
.Evet)'l.bing,Jook'1 like new -
Hurl')' on fhl1 one! Call Red ·~tp!!. Ret1.lfon' 546-86«)
Uke to Trade? Our~.
P&rld1Jt colWM 11·1or ~I
s """· ~ d>yw far $5: Call today . , • 6Q...567I ...
(Opoil E-•> * BIACH DUPLllX * t0m luml,_ A 00 Cnllat• lllook· .. w-ln<llldecl. El<..U.01 -R<ol <Udel-1 A 2 lldrft>o. 17111,000, Aleo ,a..ilQ!o _...,,
NEAR THE 400
ACIE PARK
Two minutes walk to new
part lltd lake. I large be If r o o m~a ,. 9Mutttut]y
lond ... ped. """''itlo with brt<k -k Pri«id to tell at $33,500. o tee c&ll
842--2535 •
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rdeol 11xne • income. -. For "'*' . call
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CAYWOOO Rl~TY . a'+ PQOC;+'VA 3 blr bedrooma, f.ba,..; * · •12t0 * Ow-will -jloints tor ,.,. ... ,. -..,, I am 11 y I -SKINNY-DIP'~r -VA loon. on this cut< room, quiet "'" 1111t<! . ANYONlt l 114. 2 C~ ~ wt .-t. large hrlaht coun1ry · . H' l f I In lltl\'(!m"t kitchen. D)'ll'lvt uled bf1dc.
Heoe 11 a ~ '3 W Hellhts. a.nu •Wt UI flrtplace, need1 m i 11 or /
room home "1th ~· hf ~ Ste.500. O p en 1 CleUHJp $40,000 • r 1 • •
pool -· qWtl """al"" toe• -,.,,./Sllll!Jm 1-$. li08 QwnU """' .... 1--l>rlni -' tlon wllh pr~y. Lota fll S.. ...,.._ .,.. call arc. Call Red Carpel, R....., I
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'"unbOI,_ ,\llrdU lolll BUl'DAY to 1t'1 a -, , .to11 ·
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Genorol . G•r•r•t
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IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS -Four bedroom,. .H . ~· ~ . sipgle ~tory, sharp, clean, spacious. Beautiful _
landscaRing, ·Pt•Y yard, like-new condition. ~ '94,500: A llsling_of Marian Reedy. i1lOVe.
-----'::Our-28th....1ear:''
WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors
2111 S.n Joaquin Hiii• Rood
"Dvorlooicl"t Big Canyon Count•y Club"
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-4910
General
PRESTIGE AREA
This Big BA YCRESI' homl'!
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Monday, StPtembtr 17, iq73 OAll Y PILOT
. . Mobile Homes tw S. • . . 11S • M9
'-naniik. , , • • , , • . • Sll • S49
Pets oocf ~. • • • • • &50 • "'
Real Eltot• Genen:ll. • • • • I~ • t99
R.mol . • • • • • , , . • • 300 • 499
Sc~ ond IMtruclion , • . S7S • S99
Strvim and ...,.... • • • • 600. 6ff
Jr-~1o1ion .• , .•••• 91S • '49
On the Peninsula
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"IF'fOUR
BLESSED"
Y{ith a large family, here's
lhe honw with enough elbow
roon1 for everybody .
Located on East side of
Costa ttlesa.. 3 qoc-en-sized
bedrooms with d a z :r: I i n g
bath. Country st,yle kitc;hcn
overlooking this huge back
yard. Submit your own
terms. Seller. is flexible.
Priced at $29.900.
SpaciOus S bedrooins with. W 'lk .. 11..l d;ningroom1 load' o( ol(;rC a er-u :ee-. age, built· ns, fireplace. •••L ,,, .. ,,
°'-''lier h11,s movaj. ]'lyn___j)c. 54!)..9491 Open-eves.-
sold, even the furniture goes.
Consider any trade or sub· 1F :;;;o;;u;n;;ta;l;n;;V;;;;;•l:l•;Y;;;;;;;;;;; mit at $75,000. Good financ: I•
ing,
PACIFIC PROPERTIES
675-6712 Ol' 548-8796
Corona:c1e1-Ma
TW-0 STORY
-BEAUTY..:....
Huntlnfton S..ch
THE RAMBL ING
ROSE
, .. -single atory <t bedroom,
1 ~ bath, fonnal dining.
fa1n ily room, with 2000 Mi
ft and a huge· pOOl. OW1K'r
v('ry anxious; is instaUing
new carpets thruout. This
ho1ne wllt be In move-in con·
dition: 1-~ountain Vall@y area.
$45,99:i. CAl.J.. s.46-3377.
LIVE IT UP
2500 sq fi or living ~a. 1\\'0
story plus extra lll!'E'e pool.
5 Bedrooms. 3 baths, family
room. fonnal d~lng and aJJ
the-electt<\c.-bu~lllns.-Profe11-1
:\ionallY IJUKlscaped front &
rear. ,v1'1n sprinkler l)'Slcm.
Prl\stlgo srea. $47 .~. CALL
963·5621.
SPANISH VILLA .
UNIQUE HOMES RHllors, 675-h11m•tQt-yOUr~l 1-t---t---<--<JAJn-r-cofitrtwy., Coroni a1.r-.--t---,---'!.~ ·--~ Hall gone in half a year ~d the re§! will not
last long. Hurry to see this distinctive Newport
Beach development of condominium home~
built·in clusters around handsome courtyards.
baa everythin&. 5 BR +
den. din rm. & 4 . BA. BeautttuJ-W-loolraHnside-·8'1-·<"l-J~
out. Enjoy your large h/f
Five ~ar ·old IJl'tnc in ~uti
ful beach al"E'8. with a Span-
ish nair. 4 Bedrooms, ]~
ha.th, "with family atta. off
the kitchen. U>vely neighbor-
hood, cul-de-sac street wlth
an excellmrusum8.bte"1oan:-·r----I
6'rC VA, $195 per mo, PITl.
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General General
elinJa ..9J/e
PRESTIGE WATERFRONT HOMES
SHOWNl3Y--APP0~7--
Llndo l~lt WatO.fronl).
Custom 4-bdrm., •Y. b§th_home 011: l!!JrO!?D· FuUr. equipped· island kitchen, wale ont
family rOOiri; billiard room . . . . . . ~5,000
For Complete lntormation .
pool, surrounded by low
maint. prof. lndscpd. Yard
witb timed sprinklers. This
gorgeoug, well·built exec. 1
home just lis~ & won 't
last at $141,t'OO. Eight superb models, each a masterpiece of
lux~ comfort, convenience and quality
construction. SundecRs, firei:>lace, wet·bar,
.. _elegalll..Masler~l!i~ S.ll!l:LI!e0 kitchen._
private enclosed doubl~ garage. Recreational
facilities include heated swimming pool,
lig)lted tef111is courts, sauna, therapy pool. 64S-122l· -WATERFRONT_:. A.U exterior build:Jn ana·grounds maintenance 1733 WESTCblEF DR. CO.ND_OMINIUM ·1MMEO. "P'OSSESS.-"1xi NIGEL •
BAii fY f,,
A551JCIAT E5 s sf NEWPORT BEACH Thia lovely 2-story end unit 3 BR 2 b C ~. provl ati y yout s;uriosity-see * * , * * * * has everything _ even a . , a .. omp. rCU'Ccor., . Newport Crest today! --'--"-----"---'-BOAT SUP. Ultra roodern * TWO *. nf!W catpets. Fireplace. EASTSIDE-$25,250 kitchen with all new !O>•dy yard.
Move In cond. $36,995. CAI.J..
847-3584.
Pilrfftl R~
-",By-The-S.."
. $46,900 .
On All Hamn & Lots, PIHH Ctll:
BILL GRUNDY; REALTOR
--' F n-.1--,. _ _.omlnl H builtins. Attractive stone Colorful Cott1gt1 ~.750 -10% DOWN Two, Three,-OUl'PC1KUUUJ.-..UU am omes Good starter hOme for the fireplace, 2 Bedrooms, 21'1i Rare offering ()f ocean side BALSOA BAY PROP.
, froal. $62,995 ~ newl)"l\'t!ds or Plea 1 ant Ba . SUNDECK "Overtook-of the hwy. property of" 21 .,,..;*~~5~56~"®::· ~-~*~~
This" charming 3 bedroom
home is YMhtn a thort atroll
of the beech and' features a
cozy retreat adjoining the
mat1ter bedroom, a formal
dining. Sunny garden
kitchen and family room.
Sharp throughout with huge
park-like yard and lovely
patio. WHI sell quickly.
Plea.ee' phoM 5t&-2:ll3.
341 Boysldo Dr., Su ito I, N.B. 675-6161
1.o.n."-'-_r_•_I -'-----1 General .
M~siv~ IRYIN~'JQR. Medlt9rrpnean . · -1110.q:
6 3/4 'ro A .. mab111} .• ·r-f"Jiu · . ·. 1 -: -'"'°" '; • ;,~ r ~~ME.-GNJf. S\ep down \nip 600 sq, fl: V!Efl -QI;' • TijE
family room. Lobk up -.., · · R'S BCUtlNC AC·
beam«! calltedral ct-illng. T JJY. nl:li;. FRONT 1 Wann to either of fwa taD· RO.W bv•a'RLOOJ<S
tutic tireplacel. GI an I E_VERYTIUNG., & IS ONE
muter sulte. Totally up. OF NEWJ>Oft"I"S MOST
graded. Every convenience. S OUGHT-AF'Ti:R LOCA-
Near -the oce11.n. TIONS . V E R Y Dlol 963-6767 MOTIVATED SELLER.
LOJI IS:
to buy )'OW' family this
gorgeous 4 bdrm biggle on a
comer lot with open counrry
llJNlces. AllO Includes 2 tux·
urious be.ths. All this in
O>sta Mesa "·here living ls
free and easy. ntA and VA
terms (Lvallable also 5%
down program. Won't last
Iona for S27,CXXI. Call
SHOWN BY APP'T.
EXCEmONAL
BLUFFS CONDO
ON THE LOVELIEST
GREENBELT, CLOSE TO
PICTURESQUE LAKE &
POOL. E-PLAN, IS
LARGEST IN TH AT . AREA, WITR 3 BDRM. &:
FAM1LY RM. PATIO HAS
SUFFL..EBOARD COURT.
~~~lS A REAL BEAUTY.
PLEASE CALL
675°3000
· -retirement home for µie · g the "'8.ter. All this can houses on one lot; live In l t
Pinal!.cin9 Available at 73'4 o.'o * olde.-wed•. Walk lo •hoppmg be youn '°' $86,500. one, have Income from the PICTURE--op·RETTY. _ '/• /t .le ~s line. Owner may help other First time offered at ·
finance. 646-7711 -open -DELUXE-S89 sOO Top ~ of newer homes.
eves, ml Westclill Dr. CDM DUPLEX 'CORBIN MARTIN 1\\'0-story ebauty hM FR ' -w/\\·et bar, builtins, crpts,
Just remodeled front unit REAL TORS 644-7662 drps, 2 car Ear. Vacant!
v•ith that RUSTIC FEEL-* BARGAIN * \Valk to big park. $47,001.
W I & l'NG. Paneled living room, - ' RED CARPET ~ R alt a ker lee b ··•· "-place HERE's one ot the beat buyl • e ors,
1..:::::::::;:=::=:::!'t:::::;:::::'...l.-wallpaper. New nar-.•-· lami&--.n .. !role.; ·carp. &. r -~$1".SELL= _ •&AL._,,,.,. ~~;fud c 8. ~ ~m~ in a d~lex; 2 BR. A lg:e. ~-,... ' ~
LA CUESTA unit w/tree-top vtew, ~ di-aPc's ~us 1-tsR., part1y. ·· · ·· --..-:-
From Padflc Coast Highway
and Superioc" Avenue (Balboa
Blvd.), drtve up Superior to
Tk.onderoga, and dlred ly to
Newport Crest Information
Cenla.To\ophon£ ln4164.5-6l41
Sala Office open dally
10 1.m. to 'sume.t
* Typical conventional finanQng ot 30 year loan:
Cash price of Plan 1 $62,995; down payment
$12,695; 360 monuily payments of $361.00 (prin·
clpal I: interest) .at 8%% ANNUAL PERCENT·
AGE RATE.
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beam ceu1ngs-2 bedrooms lunl.-A gOoi:l place at a ter:-_ LUXUR! LIVING ~~~~~~~~! WAS $52, 950 • including overslzed· Milster riHc price. $69.soo'. 4 Bed., 2'ii" 1)it]i, fP, GREEN
suite. One ol Corona del MORGAN REAL TY VALLEY CONDO, at rn55 NOW $49 950 La Rosa Ln.' VA or FHA. ' Mar'• m°" charming, prop-673-6642 675-6459 Only $34,900..0PEN HOUSE
Seller wanu·to go! Spanish erties located next to the -, ·Sat·l-5 -p.·m.•Call anytime.
brick exterior. Two stories. city park. $127,.500. POPPY, AVE. DUPLEX SCOTT REALTY e 536-7533
Fonnal dining room. 4 I 644 7270 1 bdrm unit w/frplc & pvt spacious bedrooms, 3 baths. • H I I B h In one ol ne\\--er beach . brick patios + 2 bdrm & ;;;";n;•;n;g;o;;n;;·;;H;;C;;;;;;; areas. Take advantage. bath guest quarters, 2-car
,.. ....,..r garage. Garage apt has 84r~. view bl ocean. Must sell Im· GREAT LOAN
COUNTRY LIVING
$39,900
Located on Costa l\1esa's
Eastside -quiet tree-lined
street, 3 large bedroom 2
batNI, huge open country
kitchen, large family' i;pom .
NewJy painted, D x 30
COY~ patio, big lrregular
shaped lot. Don't miss this,
CaJ[ Red Carpet, Realtor.;
645-8080 Copen evenings)
:,:ri,' or 6T.l-1H6S Bla ASsUMPTION ·
OCEAN view 3 BR, 2~1 Ba,
fam rm, din rm. 2 patios,
room lor pool. By owner.
644-2951.
DUPLEX, corner, charming,
by owner. 500 Poinsettia,
Open 1·5 dally.
RUSTIC 1 BR. w/Frplc.
on R-2 · LoL $45,000. Prine:.
only. Owner 6734169.
Costa "'MeM
$"1.900. Down & $315. a rr>O· will make you ' t~ proud
Owner .o! this gorgeous 3
BR, fam rm. forml d!n rm
& huge bonus.rm home, sur·
rounded by 21 acres of
greenbelt & 3 comm. pools.
• 962-2456 •
I' 8843 Alla!ra; llB
(at Magn6lia)'
30,990 -22111 PUENTE l<r. . W,E, B.UY HOjlllES
ExP!nds Off.Shore
Two .resale offices opernrc nowi' GrVund Door opportun-
ity .!or ambitious sales peo.
pie. Immediate floor time
availahle. Immediate eut1-
lnp ~hie. We haw .olid reterrals trom new home
sub-dtvi.sk>ns ot the Cluisti-
ana Companies.
CAIL mu. COM$100{
(TI4) 84&-1361 & (213) 592-1361
HOUSE OF
GLASS
· Spanish home tlx blocks
trom beach, high cathedral ce~. 'ma.salve adobe
lirePlace in Fiesta ·room. ,_ ... _ ~~ ~....,....,
WaJ.~.t'1,laB · TERRIFIC BUY! Spanish Charm ~
mun ,\Ill U II
Ill Ur\ l\L
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Generol GeMral
When you list with
UI, YOUR HOME ii
advertised in Home
for Living rMt•
zine in more than
900 areas-and cu ....
tomers are sent to
you as referrals
from our over no
affillalH of NMLS.
2828 E. Coest Hlway
C_o~n_e del Mar
VA buyer& bring yo u r 1. CaSb fur .)'Our equlfY ·
checkbook for qUlck oc-2. Will .pick up back paymts
cupancy In this sharp JBR 3. No charge for. .appr.
2BA, huge paneled fam rm , CA1.L US-
formal dinln&' • room. patkl kitchen with all the latest
appliances, big massive
master .Jqite w/va.nity bath,
plush carpets and designer
drapes. .. adult occupied and
looks ·better than a new La •
CUesta · ·at $39;750. BKR
54.'i--t491..()pen ·._.. '~!"'!'!!J!!!!!'.l!!'!'!!'!!!!,!!!!!l!!!!~Anume edstlng Fllfiloan 313-22na St., C.M. WES ... CU'"" 1;;:====='--'----1 -. ~ ---with small amount down. Six months ~-.-County -~ cl.'... .-r-
l ·Ge,..,..no=r,,.l!_I _.,..._.,.,. ___ Ge_ne_r•_l __ .._.._ __ 1. foo r:~:Ogu! ~ ?:e~~e~ ::-:,~_? i:~ _ ~REA · . NO CA.SH DOW-
VA -truly lovely home,
$Z1,500. Call 546--0022.
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•"'RI ~like home. Large trees separate living room plus Positively the most spotless.
shade it& great location. dining area. de 1 ached freshly painted, well ma~n
Don't miss this -only garage, heavy shake roof. tabled 3 bedroom, family
$30,500 total price" 847~10. Room foc boat and trafl('T'. room home ln area. Ex·
BIAIUIFUL VIEW • CAMEO SHOR.ES
oceanside . private beach -huge lo_t • spa·
clous horn<!, w /beamed ceilings & parquet
floors. 4' Bdrms., 3 biths. $115,000. Carol
Tatum '
1601 CASTLE COVE, SPYGLASS• #I
View of hills ·& ocean in privacy. Outstand·
Ing Lusk :Z.story 4 BR. home .. Fam. rm. & .
bohus rm. Quiek occupancy. n29,:j00 ..
Cathryn Tennille
BIG. CANYON C.C. VIEW
5 Bdrm., 3-bath Barbor View Home wjth
view· of 3 greens.& Big Canyon Country
Club. Lorid included at $93,SOQ. Howard
Wells
1--~--LIDO-ISLi:---
Sharp l·bdrm., street to stre~t. lloom 'for
exponslon. lmmedlate occbpancy.-~ l'!ke ,
$57,500. Gene Vreeland • ,_
Sl!ACIOUS SPANI~ HOME _:;
3 Yr. old', Emerald Bay el<clusive, \\'/(BR.,
sauna, den & wet bar. Beaut .. view of ocean
& mountains. A great home for $275,000.
Call PotlfUJ. • "
... I , . ' J1'! l~UPFS BEST BUY ..
"X'°' 1s tmi, super floor plan. One yr. old
condo la ,biiDC offered for $69,500 INCL. ,
LANDJ•S· 111\'s, ~~ ba_,F~. rm. 1800 Sq. '
Ft. C}ll Toni Escob!U'
' ' ~·, colitWel......,.
. 111/ILTOlll .
550 Newport
Call Now! Wrought-iron tr Im. Ap-cellent yard and patk>s -. W lk & l
Ol'fNnL 1 • ns FlJN ro BE. NICE! oolntment only.t S54.500 boat storage etc. $69,500. a er ee ~ e CALL ANYTIME e PETE BARRETT "" """
, 646-3921 ~~-646-4543 -REALTOR-Balboa Island
641-5200 NEW .DUPLEX, for ule by
~ owner. $140,000.
~18 or 982-4146 Lochen my er ; BACK BAY
Spa.clot.-traditional home
wilh view of
Realtor , Fast results !ll'e )USI a phOne
call away 642-56'nl. Need a "Pad"?' Place an ad!
Back Bay Auume 7cy. ·Loan General General
On this sharp 4 lxlnn, 2 bath ::;;==---------"-'-------4 Bedroom.a + family room
' wtth wet bar
and separate den
OWNEI\ WllL !Jtl.ANCE
168,500
HAl'lBQR
home with family rm,
fireplace. Built-ins a n d
dlshw.asher. Covered patio.
Forced-9.1r· h • C u s t o m
cabinetry. Fu11 price ,
$34,950. brk ~1720
TARBELL,
2 BEDROQMS.2.BATHS
$21,000
Luxury townhouse, dtlll~
shag carpet, built-in kit-
chen, waah~r-dryer +
reftigt'rator included. -Lo~· -
=aeAcHETRf PLEX-.,.~:~ ~=·&xr1~:
$53,'51 ' Carpet, Realtors 54&4!640 =rt"'=ch tr1tJ; ~ NEW TRIPLEXES
b!ock-1&-··"'•chi·"''"·I·•· ····"iflld···DUPlEX""· penlnSula triplex baa l-1 · . .,..,. ~room unit•. Great tor In-fn COSTA MESA Wstrnent. apJlftcial\on, and OPEN DAILY
owner Ult!' too. B2 ap-Plecentl• at Wlleon POlntment only Red et..rpet, lW.lton &5-«l80 ( 0 p e n Orarce county Apartment -mn\ngs) Exclusive Agent "5«7~
UVE IN IRYINE w~.rn~=~y
$32,500 PRI. PTY. SACRIFICE
Sharp 1 yr. old home 6 prlc--(lt~aving U.S.) 3 ,Br 'j)lua
eel ri&htl 'f'he· -a<> lo boeut. 22x11 RJOCIRM. \)y Turth~roek Grammll?' 6: fSOOI! An ln Jal)Or.trce
Rancho Jr HI, U!d the new waUed·in ya.rd, In beau(
Unlver1lty lil ·ne-lr Ea.stsidt MESA DEL MAR.
Unlver-.ity of California at Qu'-1/blt. home w/txpcna.
Irvlnt. OaJI 546-0022. teatutt9. Luxurlout, nothing
Jlka It ANYwhcre for only
IM,950. 001 -·
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MACNAB
IRVINE .t ;-·
"EARLY BLUFFS" •
Customlzed 2BR~Den-llluff-Condoniin·
lull'\. Runnin~' fountains,-2 custom fire-
places , walk-m bar. VIEW. $89,500. Jack
Custer 642-8235. (Jl2)
..... QQVE.R $.H.ORES-FAMILY HOME 4BR, 3 bath +'l'R, FR, gourmet·kltcberr;·
B/I vacuum, ·copper plumbing, automatic
sprinklers. •98,500. (Jl5)
"INVESTORS"
,.-
80' frontage on Orange Ave , near 17th St.
Zoned A·P medical or pro!essional offices.
Income $2100/yr. $42,500. Harriet Perry
642-8235. (~14) . •
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w/stone lpl. Radio in-FOR Al'l ESTIMATE
tercom i)tslem, raised foun· · ·NO'WA1TING
dation .w/oak fioors, shake' CASH NOW
roof, dbl gar, lots ot ~s. tu-93n
xlnt ldscap. Open House
Su n. 1-5.
$36,950. r-JESA DEL l\1AR
Vacant 3 BR, 2 BA, spotless.
Assume 71i'I% loan. 2878
l'llonterey., ·
$39,990 r-fESA VERDE
4BR 28A, flrepl, 1800 sq ft on
'cul~e--MC street. U~4sual iiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiii
blending (lf red clay tile-POOL H. OME
no'" w/black wroughHron •
dlvideril creallng • fabulous FIXER UPl'ER kitch .. fam/din ~R. · _ •
One-o1t -a-ki nd. 6o/o· Only ....,,750. -aod $1400.
Assumable Joan or 10% dn. down. Huge added on !am
1635 Palau. Do not disturb rm. W/fllS~ ~we d 1 s h ten~. call tor appt. flr;eplace.,. This . Ml the best
Co1t1 Mesa Realty pool ~ m the area 1 * 541-1111 * I' After 6 PM, Call ~7-4617. . tu.4411.n:::r~110J
9§2,551,i
Don't.Miss Tho Boot
or ~'II be up the river
Without A ''Tiburon"
Buy a brand new 2 b@droom
2 be.th condo. Outstandingl
clubnouse faciHti~s. primei
locat!On, :!)<;~ ctn -81~'7'~ ..
10% dn -8* ~c . 5% dn-9'h-. I' $500. home tmprovemenl
bonus. Choice or Car-pi:?t.
Bargains at 129.900. Call:
larwln realty inc.
equal housing oooty. 968 4405 (24 hrsl
WALK to the bch. $6000 dn. 4
Br lorml din l'm, 2 11;ty
pi-estlQ:e hon\e Take-over
7% Gl loan. 833-UOO, eves
839-TI~ U~HT YOU~
·· PIPE ' REPOSSl:SSIONS • B•, 2 b• home
:'or lnlo1·mati0n ari'IOcation $25,W'.I. 54~~l£23 Mauna Ln
or th~e FU.-, &: ·1 A bomes, ~==...,.,==:;--;=;-;-=
('O!" :-ar.t • $9lll) AS.SU!\1ES 5~ % l.A>an, ' . K. ASABIAN $22,000 !'ull Prl<0. 3 Br. din. rm., frplc, bltn11, 1 ba, pool
[-'i.,nr,;..;r,.;......:=1 RHI Est•t~U644 "-=~~""·
ASSUlltE G'iii loan, 5;«IO feet Irvin. -
beach, 1500-&q ,fl,2. slory .. J;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J
orot. lnds<aplng. SJl ,500 Fimlly Noodod Hero·
d\vn. P & I. $150.14. 1'1ove to -upy thl• , bdrm 2,. I ~... 136500 P ~... ., '' ' OOs,_~· ' ; h · bath home sltuatc!d on lb.ti
EASTSIDE MUST .. n. cleao. :mo""· 11.
COSTA ~ESA 3 BR, 2 BA + bonus rrn,
m cul-de-sac. trailer a(.'ttss, 2 Brand New Custom Hol"!)et. heh By $42 900 4 BR, 2 BA, close to Back ~u&O owner. ' ·
Bay. Cpt" drpg, larnYcap. ~~~-=~~~ina sprinklers, fences a 1 1 ASSUME 7% GI lo a n ,
lnciudeCll '44.9fi0. Drive by paymnt• ~ pet mo. ~R.
246 It 2' E. 2'lnd St. 64.>6171 ~mm.\c home, bltlllll.
SEE '1SW1M POOL W/PRl VACY" Ad~ ''G•nenr; .J 21, 500 . CQVJ'INENTAL
for ?t1na de! Mar "·-iin CONDO. V a c a n t . 3
park'¥ Baloonk>s.,-.nrepl&CK,
lamlly room. sprlnk1en and
a view. Everything )'OU've
bttn looking ftJr at a prlct
of $:15,000
Vision-
nd hill
..-...... • ....... • -Bedroom,_ ti;t~ b3th. 96i5 Prl P .... ..,. 545-5050. I Durhon1 Or., 8KR. 548-mJ. REALT'l ~
?tfES:, del Mar. A~un»e 'EASY, LO ON .,3 BR, 2 BA. U~~:Cl'\)'c.~:. I~
6-% io loan. 4 Br3 1% Ba, ."4 yr new .. Ne heh, 11eh\s &: Call An)"tlmt, 552-7500
covered Vflllo. $ 8 • S 0 0 · ahops. Vae>t(Ukk e1erow. OftlCe hours 8 A.VI to 8 ~f
54t).3D) $3&-0114. ...
BEAUTIFUL Mna Woods -'3 :::;.BR;:.:.:;,T-own'-hou-,.-.-R-e-ftt&-, CALIFORNIA home 102-4
ho""' 3 BR. 2 ba, alrlwn, I ch"'--·• • .• Br, • •·, -' «• -D• 'tount.o.ln. 9'ftLJl31Kl P.\~ poo • lN-11:1• ""'' • ..-ume • MP .......,. -' ,_.. 7~~ niA, low d 0 w n,. .Appotiltmtnt only,, 561~
You'll~ It 1n r ~-.:;;..:.141!8:::._ _____ ....,."_,Can=.:'="::ume=..:V.:;A::.· --~
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Irvine
PACKAGE DEAL
1'urlh> HOl.·k h11nll!, a \'ll'V.'
1111d th1• !nw flrll'•' uf $~'6.500.
Cnll u11, \\'f''ll "111ap 1t U!)".
Vision-
red hill
Rf:,\LTY
A Compttny With Vision
Univ. Park C"n!1:r. 1 .. vine
Call Anylimt', :P2-7500
Olflce h<>ur1 8 A..\1 to S p:-,1
0 ·I , ,.,
Monday. Stpttmbfr 17, 1CV3
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SUMPTUOUS
SERENITY IN
MESA VERDE
S th L B I l•Ho•u• ... ••F•urn•. •,•_~-~•300•' Hou111 Unfurn. 305 Conclomln1Um1 Newport S.acrt ou agune us ne11 _.,_ HouMt Unfurn. 305 Unfvrn. 320 _ _:... ______ I ~=...:.:==---1 Opportunity 200 Coron• del Mu '1:..:==...:;;==--";.; n,· 0\1'11Cr cho.1'mlng 2 Br, -Corona del Mar Lo19un• Be•ch . 7 LOVELY UNITS frpll', ocean view, patio. Philip Valen tine ~.;.o.;..;_=c.;.=---1 Neat 2 Br $250 w/gar. Nice·~::..;;:;:~;;;.;:::...;_ __ + POOL 11/w Jihag. 499-1'186 150 w. Av• Junlpero 2 Bit ,dt!IU."(ll eot:tap. nrel. yrd for child or pet. VIEW~B&ch SUIS tum. Now.
T Sa n Clemente ~ 'Inc b5th. S285/mo. 0 Bo,ysldP-3 Br. 2 Ba. $375. Yr-TV ~· Ige closet, util pd ***NEWPOR [jj You ar~ the• "'lnntr ol -=•v~•w...;·~d'-M'-.-'&1;;2...;-2222='-· _ ly. F)·pl, fncd for chlld/pcl. QUA NT 2 lk onb' $2'l'S. Lac Rear Es111e. L,1gun1 BHCh Sunny 4 Br 2 Ba $395. yrly. ah.'Ove A trplc-f)et oi<. HEIGHTS*** G"'"'' TWO FREE T ICKETS Gardn<r. Mature''"''"" ol<. ALA Rentals 642-8383
If '-------to lhe SUNSH!N.e---tmaht win.ter ALA Rent•I• 642.aaaa
\V1u1t 10 ni•ke 1noney? you '••••••••••! RECREATION t"' 2 BR feel "Uncle SurTI" is shariOK 1 • ren iu, • 2 baa, '2 3 BR, 21.; BA. Partially turn. Li11una Nlautl
too n\uch in your lnbors, Bu1in11s Property 154 VEHICLE SHOW -frplcs, sundeek, patio, Rec-Patio. Gu BBQ. Cllr. .e
lnok ti\ lhl~ oppor1u11i1y. SEPT. 19TH-23R0 rm or 3rd BR. completely Wuther, dryer. Published in NIGUEL Shoret, 33681 Wind·
Sl4,160 gros..o; income (& th(' SALES·E:XCHANGES.fttGi\'IT ""' At the turn, $34.S. mo .. Phone Hom~ 1o1airazine. ca 11 Jammer, 2400 sq, ft, 4 BR,
rents nro lOl''J. Location 1:1-l\.V. DILLS CO, ANAHEIM STADIUM 49.J..-042-1. 64()...8694 <l r ~. prl gate, beach, po!>I .
aolJd. 111.b.11 occupant'Y, pi·iclc Ti&-7652 2000 State Collew:e Blvd ., 2 BR, upstaio. furn, lge 3 BDRM -2 lull BA· bulltlni; $430/mo. S3l-l453·
nf O\vrten:t\ip arrn. Only Ce rTietery , ,\nahcim 11undeck, Nr. Pottery Shack, _ lirepl . open beanis . crpts LEASE/opt. 3 BR., .2 Ba.
B E THE FIRST
BRA.ND neW unrum 2 BR
Condo In Hu n tlni t on
Gurdens, drps, stove, oven
& DW lncld. 16687 Vltw-
polnte Drlw, $235 mo.
W/ye&.l"l"'leaae. 2-Btckl N. ot Warner, 1 Blck W. <lf
Beach. 841~4 675-1505
CONDO. 3 Br, 2 Ba, built
ins, carpellng, drapes, rec.
rm, fac. a: pool. Contact Mr.
Quetn a,t 549-2132
Huntington Beech $132.~..00. Suh1nit down PO)'· Pl 11 &12 :iti7R 1 339 11·alk to beach, prkg for 6 & •-. In SA .•• , .. -,d. w/pool facll. $3.10 Mo. n1l'n1. 64fi-i171 Lots/Crypts 156 ease ca -ex c·~• • -··· at 1 350 ·.-~ .. ' ..... 4••97"' 4•• -A .....;:.:;c::..;:.;..<o.:.::...--..:.::~ I tu cl11iin your lii.:k~ts. 4'?n-iikJ9 ';21.J.-4~ · S400 mo. on yrly le~. _.. """ .,.......,, .. .., gt. VERY plush 2 Br, 2 Ba tull
2 BR. + GUEST APT •• 80217.=== ManZAnlta. Very charming,
P....Acu~·1c.: Vle" Me.mwial ji\01;~~ ,~°.,,u,~ty1220T1oll • fllC l' OCEANFRONT $800 mo. .. 644-M67. Llndo1 l1Je applJ., club 4 pool, adult
Pru-k. Choice 1i!o1~ in ()('ffin ~~..,.. • BR 4 bo , .. _,_hed " OPEN HOUSE U PM . ' J~· Xl.nt loe. • 1-mt. to · r s"'·· R~~--1•9 MOBIL OI L CORP ·1 •• ui·a\.ll! I OR 2 Yr. lett5e. Pier & slip. ~ 1-1 ·--v1£>1v l\t>t: ion, ~,_,. "'r;J .. OCEANFRONT furn. $350 414 l\ernleal Ave. 6 BR., 4~ ba., air cond. ~~"~...., ease. ~4' or
lgc. woodsy lot. \\'hlle wa!t'r
view. $69,900. 0J)en Sun. 1-5.
. VETERANS -"8.500 LOAN
<1vall . Gracious 2-sty. 11 BR.
Riviern coa~lllnc vie w .
Good buy for $~.000. U~i8
l\1irnmnr. Open Sun. 2-4.
494-7'".l51
lWJ N. Coast Hwy., Lnguna
h 11.:-1' (<")'"5.
ta.L.fc r
L•gune 8e_ach
EVERYBODY . . ..
BEACH DUPLEX $87,000 EQUITY
Extl'rior tl('wly painted, 3 BR fn plush 58 ft . Catam11ran.
& 2 BR, units, lirep!, dbl \\'ill track> for local J'('UJ
gar. In procl'ss of comp In· es!alt• or sell outright. ,\r(• tc1·ior flecorating. Best buy you rcarly?
on the bcfH'h. . GEMl--
$76,500 I lID-F 1'u.'lt!n Ave., N.1~. 1797 Orange, C.~I. 642-lTII REAL'l'OllS '&l:.!-4623 Ontull/' WATERFRONT· "'21 REDUCED $5000 ~ !LOAN AVAIL • BROKER
Commercial ~:~s h!g~1hvoluoodn1e ~i't•~ce sta-mo. 1 BR & loft & deck. 3 BR. 2 Ba. It 2 BR. 1 BA 7,t:m Sq. n. $3,000 ?t1'o. ~. ._
P rope.ty 158 K>n l\'l g . l!11' rooni , Agt. 49"1-9704 4~9729 ----'Cal=l-'644-0030"'-='---l~B~lll~G~nmd~y!'..!IU~tr~. _..~~~1~61 CONDO. 3 Br., at Adams • -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; sales pcten11al 111 r h I! Bwhard. All rec., $)ll,
• ~/1af~i~~1
to ar~al a r tp a i~~ Uc~~~~c.3 :~ v~~ ~ j C;;;•;sl;•;;;M;"';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l!M~e!Sl~V~e~r~d'.!•C,__'.""::--: Call ~fl. ~.9962 * * 59'x29' LOT * C-1 ZONE
$32.500. E-Z TERMS
1nl!dlately. Phone Ron lol S400. mo 497·2626 or Corsentlno, 714-521,..J.381 494-1235 Alao unturo. PRIVATE **LARGE Exec. 4 BR,~ 1BR condo, crpts, dr-ps,
days, 71~556-lsaJ eves & South L• un• ENTERTAINMENT POOL BA, very clean, vacant, $:>1'15 waibeJ, . dryer, l mm c d
w(!('kends. I HOME. Up.....,. a .... _ ~y mo. f>IS-5022. avail , $175 n10. depcill, * ·I BEDROOi\l. 2 baths. • ,... • .....,, N B h 96)-2936 t!ouble garage. Best of 2 ~EDROOM & Den. Otean painted -3 BR/FR . $350 ewport eac ~::..::=-~~---
l!!!'nls. $29.500. e M.fgr Leisui<e Items View. ~e deck, 1 block to Mo. J..ols Miller &42·8235 J18) LGE Bach $ISO. C!P. UU pd. NtwPort Btach * 2 BR, 1110 slorv older • Beer Bar . ST'JOQO nio. beach. All remodeled a nd"
honH'. cornerlOl. sir;soo:-e -Butchf'r Shop 1-ry $U,500· ~redecorated.-Deluxe.-$350 Sml_pet QI<__,_ A e Jntf'rior Derontjor Serv. per month Sept. 15th thru OPEN Beam 2 Br $250 yrly.
Roy McCardle Rea ltor Holla nd Business J une 15th. South Laguna, Realty Componv sunde<!k, appJ. 1'.Iat. malt>s
JSlO i\lc1v1)nrt Rl"ii., C.rit -645-41~0 SALES 540-0608 213:--4644686---;-eves. 213: 642""235---r::--644-6200 Deck &_ pati0::3_ Br. 2 Ba. ··..,-~54=S.~7~72~9:..._...,.,I:"."'""' '"""":"'""""""::".':: 721-5ll5 days. $300. Jpl, all appl & gar. • Lido Isle BRAND NEW AL~ Reotals _ 642-831_3
-BRAND NEW-
U!ase wi ih option to
chase! Top quality!
• 2 &: 3 Bedroc,rns e 2 Car Garages
$•15(). & $475.
NEWPORT CREST
pur·
NEWPORT BEACH Money lo Lo•n 240 4re 2 llR, 2 .BA, ow. cpt" EHlbluff, 5BR, 3BA , , . wa nts "a gen u i n c FEE "E" --"--------1 \\'INTER lease, beaut. So. .-... fd-' I E·~ 'd Laguna Charmer." This Cha rm ing Ca pe Cod· Prin1~ bayfront 5jte !or boat 1 t TD L b8.yfront home; 4 BR., 5 ba. c·~. tt iill' ~ i .... s~ ei Executive h<lme. New paint
beautify!, mature heme has Elegance in the Blui!s~ ! The Bui boa Penln, stt•ps from r('pa1rs & sales. S oa ns Sandy beach. Pier & float ar. o ey, P & or I r In & out. \Valk to Cd!\1 High,
BLUFFS 83J.o780
PHONE 645-6141
large, spack>l.Js rooms as professional touch is ob-lx'ach & b11.y, paneled & Bill Grundy, n.11r. 67:>--6161 . $l,650 Month camper, gardener furn~ Elem schl & shppng. '\'r lse T ownhous• Uf1fum. 335
Coit• Meu well as separate guesl I vious. A spacious 2350 ,en, f1. bl'!'.lmcd Hv rn1, 2BR, ,ha, DO\\'NTO\VN C.l\1,, R-2 11•/3 UP TO 90% Bill Grundy Rltr. 6'15-'161 Adults only, no pets. S285 w/opt. lo renmv, $575 nlO.
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-• b . .., brick courtynrd $79 500 1 11 000 r m(). 1st & list + $75 cleang. Inc l waler & gardener. q ers; SWTOUI .,,,. Y 4 bedrooin, family roon1 •• • • rl'~ta s, over , _ sq. _1. 2 ·Hl)-t . _ lVE_ON LIQ 642-1264 ,,~ 1---j-,iMturl'! tlttS hr fl bcnuttfut;-----oomc on Jee land --0pen-houtie-6un-l-.>, or ttf)f)I . I 1 OOO=--ca1~525----;-fll n oa ns ~ -~ park-like setting. Only 3 Only $87 SO) 2 l O O !\ e v 111 e Av c , ·' · · · · 2 BR, 2 BA, blick fprlc, dbl Sml Hse _ $30 wk utll pd. BAY + mountain vu. Prime ~ a ts, " •
blocks from lhe beach. in CALL '4i7211 _7~14-6-73-~7~608--~=--Condominiums L t 0 C-gar., wshr/dryr. Winter Slv/ref, nu paint. Now. Greenbelt location. Imntt'd l %: bfl., garden. Lndry. $178. Laguna·~ rustic Woods SALES & RENTALS for sale 160 owes rates range 0• rental. $3.50. 673.-2227. Nu Paint 2 br $160. Nu c./d, occpy. Brand nu Jg. trl-level =&l~'-2--i1'7'-''-'·-=----~~1
Cove $110 000 ~ · Sattler Mtg. Co. SALE. LEASE ~aut. home lgc pafio & )'rd, pet ok. "R" plan. Bluffs condo. 3 DuplexH Furn. ·· 345
• ' \.o I , • 2 Bac:hclorR .......... $52.500 NE"l\'PORT RIVIERA 642 2171 S45-o611 I 3 B 2 B $240 tr! Bltrts b
/J. 2 + 1-Be<lroon1 ....... S71,500 JBR 2.,8A fpl 1 0 _ •• 11 bo 21 5 Br, 37' v. rm, patio &: r r1,2 a .. _.· k • r. 2tii ba, frplc, wet bar, n -lbo p 1 1 •".ff I
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2 + l BR + vnc. lot .. 597,500 ·· ,¥ ·• ., am. rm., .,,...!Vlng ·Ill' r area · yrs. pool. 70' lot $1200 n\~. rp, car gar, sw .... tt . pool. Lease $&ilJ n1 0 . Oii a en mu a
.,,.,,,_, 4 1-lkclroon1 . Sl25.000 ~car gar. Jmmro. poss. 'fo DON'T BORROW-675-6.159 ALA Rentals 642-8383 G#-4133/640-0800,
REAL ESTATE BALBOA BAY PROP insjX'Ct can 642.9062 'Tl L YOU CALL USI COMFORTABL 3 ' 3 ~E BL NEW 2 Br, lrg deluxe. '"' GRAND OPENING . . • E Br. Ba )!ORMS 2 batha. >'ireplaoc '" UFFS. winter .,.. ycorly, """" to .u!!O Glenneyre St. Nevi rt Ba Towers * 673-7420 * · Duplexes/Units Borrow on your borne equity house open Sun lo-5, 107 Via .-Large yard. built-ins. At-Ne\\'J)Ort Beach smart neY.', 3 Bay or Bch. (2131 699-7219 l~--j~~~======~~l~t~T'1~E:j1fm~r!.-f-aiii~~~~~;;;ii~ii0"+.::H!!!fl!!::-===:!:::;;::-l~42-~·aood Pl.I~ Y~Lldo or call (213J traclive home in good area. BR, PQQI & maint. ~1 wk day:s.Ji:z!i.::236.LSulldll,)-~ CONOOMINIUM HOMES l!ARBOR VJE\V l\10NACO ing Los Angeles County for 7~ A valiiIBle immed. ~ o. Crpts &-drps, $525 mo~st & OCEANFRONT 1 3 B * OP£N HOUSE * · DUPLEX ~ Sharp Santa Ana over 20 years and NOW in 4 BR., 3Y.. Ba., den, Sept. Bric!:. 642-0200. l11st.· $20:I !ieP· 833-8635 or •-d 2 Ba' "1 1gc r
S & S ( II). Bayfront Homes 11 · h p · . 1 1 0 C th J .,~ ,,7 7....... .,. en rp c gar at. un. or ca I Boat Slips f'c>r sale or rent -e1g ts. r1nc1pa s on y. range ounty! ru une ~· ~) OF home, lBR, kitchen, o>.> -oo.i. winter.' UUI 'p:1 . $' 4 o o '.
895 ACAPULCO . H' Trrms. $37,500. 642-3729. SIGNAL MORTGAGE CO. 675-7667 C""ts, .i.--, patio, yard. 24{) Eb_~~ view hom.• •"all. •~ ~•
· -F'ull Secur ity .igh.rise ' --HARBOR~ VIEW (n41 556-0100 ' Newport a--ch Ft~-er7°';;ar, g:3 Sal/SUit tO-quil:Tenan , 313Ji,°'iii n. 2' -,,.";":"""~~· ~~=-.8~----1
.1 Arch ~ch Hclgtits.·Cus!on1, Steel & concrete construction HOMES REALTY ~ln::<::o::m::.:•..:P:..r;.:o;:-:.::.~:__;1_:66~l ·-'''-500'i<iC~am~~i;';iDri~v;;''';::;;N;;;.B::;·c.. __. aft 5 weekdn ut, BA, .... dining, pa"·s . ._.wport .eac::ra 2·sly., Spanish motif, sunken Private Balconies ... -...,~ uu
Jiving rm., trplc.; n1str. 2 garage spaces per unit. 833-0780 Broker $500 to $100,000 for 2BR. winter rental, steps to gardens & f o u n I a In 1 .. OCEAN 1 4 bed 2
bdrm It ~. Roof 1 d k ,..,..,..,..,..,...,..,..,..,. BUILD.:R WITH Busl"css or --·,al ,--'s "-ach. s=, mo inclds utl'-. Fountain vanav Eastbluil area. $1000 roo. · vew room , • 5U e, sp&Crvu.~ sun-op sun cc "' ... ~ • ..., ""'..., ~ "''J "' -, 67'5-l530 644-55lO bath. Only steps to ocean.
decks. Triple arch·doublc Unusual 0ppor1unity to ·Pur· N H 1 h IMAGINATION No collateral required 546-1622 NEWLY d•co-t·• • Imma c • Dishwasher.~. bulltlns, self
door entTy. Comer lot wilh chase-Bayfront .Property in •wport • S ts Swim Pool & 2 Rental Units. Upon proof of ability to pay 3 BR house, nr. the beach 3 br 2 be f;m.,,,. rm bl tns 5 BR, 3 bath, 3 car gar, eleanlna: oven, .ihBg carpe.t,
panoramic view of U1e Pa-Nl•wport l3each. .' Roon1 for 2 more. Unusual $300 per mo. No pets. frplc'. tncd yrd. ci-pts &. de 1 u x e c r Pt g. n ca r 2 patios. Lot! or close!
cific coast. Othttr homes 310 Fernando Rd., N.B. A KING SIZE investment oppcrllmity for * 673-4032 * drps. Conv. Joe, ~1 n\I. S.D. clubhouse and poo!. 1860 space. Parking for 2 can.
unde!' com'tl'Uctk>n. 67S-&S51 HOME 12 4 BR ? fast capital appreciation. The Action Broker Frwy Ph· 673--0002 ~rt Carlow, N.B. $5'7a/mo. \Vlnter or.yearly. Call Eric
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1-~rom $52,00) Oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij · rooms: ·• -O\\·ner flexible & y,•ill Collect Ul Zl3/ ;I·1!:Ji!;;,.;/ 11' ou_se_•_-_U_n_fu_';_n.c.... __ 305_ · · ' 642'-2222. Mueller (213) 724-5880 or
ScruthcoMt Pacific Corp. ''BE AC H L 0 VER' S ~ililyh~g~'id;~:~.-:~i'. fin:in~t~S%. Asking ii -J BR. 2 BA-, 2 ~ ~u., a!I LARGE luxury home -IM!W fml ~1SM91"iVes.---.rwtfMi.1---·•
Quality :=o~ Laguna SPECIAL" !ice or den. Lge. living rn1 S60.500 ·• :!\fake ouer. 2ND Trust Deeds G_e_ne_r_•_I _ _.____ ~~1:sm,:,1':ni~i491<l!.0;~ carpet, 3 Br, 2 Ba. Ll'g 3 BR. 2 Ba. trg yard on
1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;miiiiiiiim I Imagine! You can assume an w/d1arming fri>lc. ~!?. PltlV;\TE FUNDS AVAIL. fee. Agentlll?_.1421 family room, frplc. Adulls channel 2 blk from iurf.
I' existing 770 VA loan on this kitchen y,•/all bltns. All ~ only $475. 842-0889 avail. $275 Winter 6'MH)282
enonnous 4 bedroom, J bath custom built w/m11ny many Any Amount H ti I •-h Imm -"Overlooking the Pacilic"
1t1'a&niflcent Monarch Bay
Terrace 4 Br, 31h Ba ho~.
All redwood & glaas.
Cugtom e l egance
fhroushout. Offered a t
$310,000.
· t r1 ba A k' .,, 500 * Call 67' "~ BKR un ng on -•c · Duplex" Untum ·~ -JUSt steps o su or y. extras. s 1ng .,.,..,, or , .,......,rt • RENTALS HARBOR Vu Hom e g , • -
Ch.,,ner must liquidate RI will lease-option. Cl , 3000 SQ. FT. Palenno model. 4 BR, %% Coron•.~ -
$79.900.Suhmityour(]ffer or CALL .. ,4,·2414 Mortgages, Hou'"*Apt1. *VACANT, NEW, hllg(! 3 be,wet bar,new schlparb, _..
ttllde! Surfs up?~ ~'='., T.rust Deeds 260 BR, 2 BA, all bltns, fam rn1 lawn maint wtr, avail Oct.
GRUBB & ELLIS 4\9,.dlfC. Sparling Investme nt * 145•0111W w/frplc on quiet cul-de-sac, J, $550, 644-5569.
Realtors a EA L TY Corp 833-3~ WELL SECURED 400 Yds to Slate Beach. $390. BIG CANYON Condo. New 3 GR,UBB & ELLIS
Realtors
286.1 E. Cst. Hwy., Cdl\t
67S.7080
2863 E. CEt. Hwy., Cdi\'1 Nt•r Ntwport Po 11 orrlce l BR. Fum Apt. All ulil pd. mo., le!Uf!. Owner/Brkr BR, 2800 sq. ft. Choice of
I .,..,...,.,6.,7,.>.,7.,08"0""""""''! Doll Hous e-$47;500 * 8 UNITS * ~~~~s~n~u~~~-s~I ~;.. $115. 1 adult. No pets. 547-5459 or 838-2S3l crpts &: drps. $900/mo. ()c..
CARMEL MODEL
3 BR., Jovl'ly lgc. liv I'll\. 2 BR each unit c:1)Unt $840. 10 yield 133 . l BR. Un!um. Hntg Beach. VERY plush 2 Br, 2 Ba, full cupancy approx 1 O / l O.
SPECTACULAR View of
Bay. Modem delux 2BR
2BA, So. of Hwy, deadend
atrttt. I..I"& rooms, ft"ptc.
Adlts, $350 yrly, 400 DahHa.
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Emerald Bay Lot
Ocean views & easy building
si te & all the recreational
faciL of Eml'rald Bay, arc
yours for $55,t:m
TURNER ASSOC.
1105 N. Coast Hwy., Laguna
494-1177·
"'/din. at·en. Bltn. kitch. $1 ,176 >Mo. Income SIGNAL l-iIORTGAGE CO. $120. Small Pet ok. appll; clu b & pool, adult liv-963-2116. 3 + .. Den, $425 lease, new &
VIEW Lge. backyard. Obi. gur. $llO,OOO lil4l 556--0lOG 1 BR. Unfum. C.M. All util Ing, xlnt Joe, 1 ml to bch .. IY~EAe=;:RL:;~y.-,-,3 B~D~RM=.-,°'2~B=A So. of Hwy, 1700 IQ. ft. of
Outstanding H.V. Homes: 3 Decorator's dream! RIVIERA REALTY 4500 Campus Dr, N.B. 2pdB.R.NoUponfts. ~3896lease, 5J&.OO!J2 or BUILTNS. 2 YR OLD elerance, 673-4'(60 ews. or
bdrms., family rm., lush BALBOA BAY PROP. urn. $13!5. Infant Jo7r • J!O~tE. STEPS ro BEACH. 11ee at 510% Avocado.
gold carpi>Hng, decorator * 642-7491 * 149 Broadway, C.M. [~~~~~~~~~~ ok. COMFY 2 BR, + &\lest room $l5(1/MO. AGT 673-2008 OR 'LAl\"""G"E~3°'Br'°"°"2'-'aa="'."'..,..-~t. drapes. Valley vieo.1•. First --''-------"--642-7007 64>5609 Eves. FREE RENTAL BOOK & ba, crpts, drps, yrd, wlk 963-2669. EVES. drapes, trp(e, year leue
time offered. $72.500. }"(!(> ~~~~~~~~~ 20 NEW UNIT S-
1 1 ~ DROP IN & BROWSE to beach & to~ . .No pets. * SHARP 4 BR, 3 BA, $325 + '1.· le ·B. ~7661.
(you Ol''ll the land). • C<lSla Mesa. Acceleratl'd Houses for Rent -fl! For example: 3 bdrm home, fl15 roo. 536-3507 Townhouse Back Bay. Pool. ,A=vall=lll,_._Oct_.~1'-t=---I
CORBIN-MARTIN ·1 llabll•Homel )[i":i'l deprttialion opportunity.l;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~i;; 2 baths, Costa Mes a. LEASE/BUY, a~me 7'Ai '!ii . Frplc, self clean oven. dbl OCEAN view 2 BR. 2 BA, Realtors 644-7662 . . Scheel. income $54,tlXI. Price College Prk., garage, fenced Nelfr beach, patio, upgrad· gar $375/mo. 833-8974 or prlvale f,ard, p.raae, cptJi:, ;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;I ·~• ooo ·~ d Ov yard, bu i I I -I n s . $275 ed. 3 BR. fam/din, owner ""'" ',.,.... d-utl -,., ~ BEAUTIFUL 1ex;atlon NB DUPLEX ...,_,, ,Mr.If' O\vn. er. H F ' h d 300 W lk ~ ·~°'~~~~~-~-. ..,., 1'.....,., mo.~
GUN l bl k ~ re,1-•. For details call ouses urn1s e per/mo. a er &: Lee, 2790968-·=::n.::50"-------, SOUTil LA A. oc Sho.,.,'11 by Appnt ....,."' .,,,. H bor Bf·-' -2-5 BR. Hfll'bor View homes, N rt •--h
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-· Mobt'le Homes CJS REAL ESTATE ar ~ .... at Adams 3 BR t Id I ewpo -· lo beac . ew Y re e.,,,. 3' & 2 br. 1 blk from beh. 1 G I . wa er P8 • Call>(' s, water & gardener inc, Rent -----------2 Bdrm, family rm, large blk from shp'g. Open beam For Sale llS MS-1168 or eve 557-6244 e nera REAL E.STAT E lrg kitchen, $200 cleaning or lease option $ 5 4 S. DELUXE 3 BR. 2 BA, closed
deck w/ocean view. Guest ceilings, fn:!shly pe.inled in-------------sifboa Peninsula Edw•rd Lewis LANDLORDS! fee 962-SSffi 644-6441 garaa:e. Y~arly. C all
apt. $62,500 firm. By O"Tl('r. side &; out. New crpl & TRAVEL Season Over~ It's G Units, 5. 1 br ,\ 2 br P . 0 . Box 804 2BR 1BA, bltins, dbl gar,1·HAR.::::::::BO=R'---.,,~,..,--H-om-,.-.1 ~~7==l88=-=•=r=6'>-=..,79="14"°.~~
Call 213-721·5115 day s . drps. Ready for lihoY.' just started lor the older Best ,152000 \\'e Specialize in Newport f need ard •'"51 Ask ?13-464--4686 <'VM.. Sun1n1er $.l6.500 citizl'n \\'ho loves 10 travel. owners. area. ' · San Jua n C•plstrano Beach e Corona del :!\.tar e e Y • .,..., cno. "M011tego" 4 Br, 2 Ba. LARGE 2BR, lBA duplex. 1
Agcnr. 615-4203. for Dale. 962-4471 Lease $425/mo. Ca 11 frpk new pt ~ d -rentals ronsiderccl. Dale Wu!lner, A.rt tlere's a maintenance ln:::c, You are t,e 11·iMl'r of & Laguna. Our Rental Ser-• c rps. -.w ·~· ro plct I ro taJ·-• 21' 11 UNITS. Room for 3 mo1i'.'. .; I FREE t y ' .,.._, 4 BR, 2 ba. lam rm, crpt, 644-1077 Yee.My, 675-7409 aft 5. ' ARTISTS or writers haven. 2 a:iG-8181 or 642-1771 m c Y n ........ TWO FREE TICKETS 1 .ce 5 0 ou. £•; . .::,:,.:.:;~-~-~--" 1 ded mobile home in lip.top cond. E/side C.!\-1. l & 2 Br. Nu-View! drps, patio, fenced yd, $350., BEA())N Bay winter-pvt
U>vel 2600 sq. '" sec u HARBOR VIE\V HOMES Price reduced to $2850. Just Gross SIST.l/mo. Ca 11 to the NU.VIEW RENTALS a:ardener incld 968-73)2 beach & tennis. 2 Br, 2 Ba. ~
pri. st. Sweeping view ofakcily J\Ionaco, fee land. Upgraded. hook up and you'~ on your oy,Tl('r, 642-.11520. RECREATION 6734030 or 494-3248 I I ftple, bltns, patio. Avail I Aiwtnwnll forltlt'lt I • '
& ocean. Divorce m es $59,500. Principals only. \vay. 2079 Thu1in (off Boy) SALES-EXCHANGES.!\-1G~1T , rv ne now. $3&1. 541-9534. . .
fast sale at S76.500. or less. 644-0408. Cosla Mesn VEHICLE SHOW Small Haven $115 Now. Util l ~ii~iiiiiiii~~~I
, Drive by 658 ~lystlc Vle,11. LUXURY . 4 BR 2''· b . -~--------K.V.n~I~<"'o'-CO. SEPT. 19TH·23RD pd. Stv/ret. Adult. 3 BR. den, dining, plus lg Call your realtor or · ~ 8 c?n DON 'T bu y before seeing I -----'"~:..:;"=---· I El Toro-3 Br 2~2 ba $325 3 BR., 2 be.. ·" • ••••• •• S400 fam rm w/fplc, bltns, nr Apt1. Furn. 360 1 Quintard Realty 642-2991 do . Lrg .. mastl'r su 1re. thls! 24'x60' in all arlult Al the brand nu. All appl. & gar . l BR., 21,9 ba. • ......... $450 beach, $350, 613-0852 \ -
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Downstairs. O\vnr/Agt. P"<'k •Ir cond 2 B\ lndustr'<al Property 168 ANAHEIM STADIUM I I nd 4 B 2 •A"" 2BR 2ba den A/C $27 ..--L I Generil ,
Ocean View ._53,SOO &·IO-Ol66. " • " ., ' • s a r, Ba ~ 00\V. • • • ·'' " BACH 2 nuge rms fr p bath ........, upgradrcf cpfs & drps v.·ct ------'-...:..--1 2000 State College Blvd., trplc, a ppl, fum /IJ"\f. 2 BR. ~ baths, lam nn. $350 porch, gar $l75 avallable,
Spe_rHsh ~yle 2 Br & dl'n, BLUFFS X Plan, $60.000. :i hnr, niovr in lodAy. As~un1f' 10,500 SQ. FT.-Anaheim ALA Rentals --.tt.S383 4 BR.,-3 ba ............. $425 _642-6889 So1ul Mofhltz
gu<'SI 1~. or . siudy: huge BR, 2~2 Ba, 1 yr old. '.Xii balan<c approx. Sll.000. Pay NEW M-1 Please call 642-5678 ext 3.19 4 BR. 2 baths .••••••••• $475•1 -'=--=o.·~~----14549 Ovo1l Roecl
ocean view J1v. rn1., frpl. Vis1a Trucha. O \V n e 1 f'fJUll y to o\1·ner. S.IG-9742 oi· r 1 f boa r , lo claim your tickets. 2 BR, C.M. $140. Hunt Bch 2 3 BR. 2 ba., &lr cond .•• $275 Harbor View Homes Central kit., \\'/bl1n5, opens IJ4<r.1090. I :iJS-2743. ,.'"11°,,' 1 'c1n,g1•r,Lor any. /North County Toll free BR $150. Balboa vacant 4 BR. 2% ba ........... $47sBeaut Decor. 4 BR, Fam 'lrvlne
d. Loe h'M · ~==~~~-oO • sae .:•· · gr rear nuznbcr i~ 54"----l"""l. · N Sch 2 BR Rm &: Fonn Din •••-0396 ro m. area. . "''1 up on 3BR house near ocean. lo1v NEWPORT BAY fenced yard. Carpeted of··l-"C:::C='-"-"~'-"·=~::..-__ oc-ean Vl('W, pt, • • v· . . . Q'ft ' You are the winner of ~~s RR~-A-co:~~i down payment, Mi 1 es Ne-.v 2 BR. 1 BA hving rni. fiC'l's. 11ill dlvirle. Lease or 1 BR house. H.B. $115. Al80 }ngls 9~ilies OK A.gt. ISIOn-SEVERAL_2 & 3 BR. beach
Larson Realtor. 6Th'-8563. Adulr park IV r>i·ivate bc<ll'h AAll'. ED RIDDLE REALTY $125 kids, pets, Laguna Bch, ee. . homes, yrly. lease, frQm TWO FREE TICKETS * $42,500 • 3 BR, den. 2k Bath, stf'ps lo $16,500 a.10-36<2 646-8!11 l ~tils. pdBc~acs""901 . .[38pdch. l ~B.;.•.;.lbo;;;..;e...;.ls;..11'-n,.d:;____ d h•11 U,75 "10. Agent a48-1290 to the Sharp 2 Bit. So. Laguna ocean. Si5,000. \Viii consider 1 e\\'POrt · ull · · ,. 1 4 BR. Year round rental. l'Ai RECREAflON home. Walk 10 beach. .._ To• \V1':STr:RNER 2-4xli0. 2 BR, Real E stala Wa nt ed 184 Agt. Fee.' 979-8430 CUSTOM. d•luxc •BR. ~m• bllui to beh. Avail immd. VEHICLE SHOW * ~•.9.10 ., loet1I tnh.n:: on s -~n1 rm. 11·et bar, San Junn Balboa Is land ' m ~--. _. McNash Really, 642-1334. -Si Ad It Pk in lmmac. cond. So. ba¥· u•J"'O.:J..., SEPT t•TH 23RD 4 BR. home, North Laguna po, J • ar u • -* CLIENT* -front on comer lot. Good • •
· PL/\CE REALTY BY ov.·ner, Duplex, ocean i·n, E\'l'S, ivknds, 493-00lil . wish('S 10 purchase distressed 4 BR house avnll now for 9 beach. $1,000 per month on REALTY 4n~h!'~· ~~~· = At the
494-9701 <19-1-9729 sl~J>ll. lo b ':'a ch' S85.000 SINGLE, w/cabana, n r propcnirs. h()mes or income nlO. lt>a&e. lAls of room. yearly lease, to reliable A Company With Vision nn1s I ANAHEIM STADIUM
LOVEL'( vtews, 4 BR, 3 hali, prine. only. 546-l622 Bch., lo rl'nL SI~&> days units for the purpose of STUDENTS \VELCOME. family. Univ. Park Center, Irvine w/te ' poo' ~IG.58.
3 blks to OC<'an. $5!1.7()'1. TRADE Nc1\•port Be R ch I or ~7743 eves., S4,l50 o~ rl'novating & re-selling. For Call (213} 289-8366. If no Ask for Oiet Salisbury oiii.~ =~~ftl Newport Shores 2«XI Sta~n~11~e Bl"'! ..
Assume Jonn 71~~;,.. Sll.000 Prop. for Out--Of-To1vn n1ake offer. infor call 545--8-424 South Co answer leave m cs sages Broker 673-6900 Please call G4l-S678 exl 339 dn. Oivnl'I', phone 494--1921 Pl'op. Bkr. 714/673-2058. I s'°A'°'c"'·n"1"°r"1c">.": ~$~5!l~.!f.<)=:~~L~i~do. rnvl'slmf'nl Co., Realtors. 1213l 582-5219 CUSTOM 3 Bt, F<Un nn. to claim your llcketa.
BEAUTIFUL ocean viC'\V lot Like to Trade
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'!' Our Trader's "',atl'r . F'ront 1I"'nr1k.67~·11~20n. Like to trade? 0\1r Trader' a L08 VELhoY near1Lnewblk4 Br, 31 ~8.:1t..Y<:;rc:•:.:•;.• ______ YES, WE llAVE RENTALS ~.:;ta -l1 d!~~. ~~· blk~ CNorlh County Toll fret:
ONLY $12.900 ~Par=•=d':='se:=;co;=:um:;"oi''::;'°"=',;Y~OU:O!C!1..=D=.l=.-'"Oi'":=l•=·o:"'==:=""":=·=="''°''°'~L..:.P.="="'="=:'":='~'~:;:';::u;m~o~i:;•~loc~y~o~u! ;i n1c, 1:ii from 4BR, 1% ha, fonnl din nn, May we be or service to bch, $360 mo Call aft 6 number IA 540-1220). Oceanview Realty 673--8500 ~ ii·aler, garaie. "'asher/ dry-dbl garage. 9-12 mo lac, ln aolvlng Plit 54H146 or ( 2 1 3) Balboa Island
er, dlsllwshr. $550 mo. Win-$375. ~40 or ~1454 Your housJng needa'!' 790-5942 ·
· Laguna Hills
SPACIOUS 3 br, 2 ba, cont!Q,
Crpt'd, patio, d s h 1v hr .
disposal, r11..ngt", \1·ristirr,
d~r. drps, 2 car p:;:ir,
$27,900. FHA. as~un\e 7'.i.
By Owner. 586-1607
~a1una Niguel, --1
• DISTRESS SAie. S:~.51Xl. I
Bl\ 2\r ba. Lge. Jo i, cul ck> I
'aac1 it. Cose lo schools.
Place Realty ' ... .. 'f9.l..:870.f . . '. "9.J'"'7n 1
Lido Isle
ONE OF 1' KIND
• Lldo'1 Jaal ~c lot, atrer1 ~
to J'trffl 35x88, acro&B })r[Jeh I
& tennis ct .• *-oo:l·.
VIA LIDO NORD
; 4 Bd·nns. • s .Bathi;
mqnlfieer.t cUStom home.
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..a;77 Via Udo, N'pl..Bea.ch * 673-7300 *
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Bil. 1\1 BA, M..._ V"" Pdol Uonw. B.v owner. -.~.
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· THfSf SQU.Af!ES
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SCRAM-Lm ANSW S IN CLASSIRCATION 818
!er Sept. 1>.fune 15. Family From $315-$450_ .,
only. 673-4.194. Sa y1hore1
BEAUT corner Saylront, CORNER I • 3BR, 2BA, 11llp nvnil, $300 ot, lrg 2 BR, per mo Sept. 1:i-June 15. frplc, patio, cpL'I, appl.,
673-4766 days or 673-3259 ~~~ $385 yrty lse.
evl'S
4 BR, 3 BAJ 2 frplcs. S<!p din
rm, 1475. or 3 -en. 2 BA.
Charming home &
rurnishing1. $385. Y r I y
lease. Call 673-J92.1 aft 6.
2 BR, wtnter. n e ,.,, J y
d('('Ol"Blcd, 4 housc5 to
· beacti."·'$290' ·tnct:· u ·lt11;
6rr2-14:>
RUSTIC 2 br collage. Nr.
No . bay. Prlv. pallo. Yrly.
$250. 67'>-0372
CHARMING cherry CaJ)I?
Cod Nlet'ly furn, 2 BR lrplc,
winttr, ZJ5 Amclhrst.
B1 lboa P eolnsulo
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H F WINTER or YEARLY. l:UMi DUHi urn. or Oamel, facet Park Ave.
;ir-..;U;.;n;.;.f.;;.ur;.;n.,.. ____ 3;.;1;;;0 Split level 2 Br, den, 2 Ba.
Lrg Llv Rm w/bv. Gar,
673--3245. . Oener•I
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440 Announcements l~-..__F_ur_n. ____ 3'0= Apll. Furn. 3'0 ~· Unfum. 365 Api. Unfum. 400 Office llonlll
Bolboa Pon ........
$35 WEl!K I UP
• Sloeplna Roomo
• HoUJekeeplna· Rooms
• ~t.n View Apts ,
BALIOA·INN
l{lli Main Street
m81.a
•2 BR, tum. winter. Util
lncld'd. '225/mo. 3 hr, ; ba,
winter. S275Jmo, Both nca'·
ocean. 675-5366
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NowPOrt Bffct< Cost1 Meao Ml11lon Vlolo T. C. Crunk PRESTIGE Don Collini
Sl!.rp...R-1tod DELUXE NEW 3BR Townhou.oe wllh IOlO Driftwood OFFICES P. O. Box 309 • U.l • 233108. Small Jobi, malnt ~ repairs. 548-6~ .
4 WI, 2 BA. Frplc, front APARTMENTS air cond, $250 mo.• day• S..I r:och ~·owualn v111,., BeauU. Balboa l1l•fld •REWARD• porch & lrg rt!ll.t terrace. Nr ~7-9300, niles ~. You arc t"lc 1·11nne:r of tu1 bu Yo-.t aM t ,. 1 r1 '' "'' 0<•an &__bay, {:j';Jatll<>. Alt C<>nd • >'tpl<'• • 3 Swim· .,__ •••• TWO FRE TICKETS new lldlng, a:round TWO FREE TICKETS
Ad II I n-~ -mltJ&_PoolJ • fle<b Spa · ~nnrt -h 1 Ooor, 3,000 ,quare feet. • 1,, I'•<' l ~ •. ,..!um or any lnfonra· u s on y. nent • /mo. T 1 e;:;;;--777 o_ lL .. .iu divide ln!O ·-•".. ' • \VI tc A uall enn s COW11 ... Gym and RECREATION .... --RECREATION uon le&drng lo return or a 64iCsilJ. nn y 131 o . Blllla{~:i'.'°;:;,m llOO p:=~R~~~~~~T VEHICLE SHOW ~!'1'."· 1n~der-=. VEHICLE SHOW gold tour !eat clover pin,
DELUXE l BR apt, a ! s o 1 BR & Dtn From $190 Bachelor 1 ()f' 2 Bedrooms SEPT. 19TH~23RD drapes, all utilities, jam. SEPT. 19TH~23 RD ~:J~!-~~~~~te:;;
house for 2, sleps to ocean 2 BR from $210 and Townhouses At the tor service. Call Marilyn A! !hf' al Id I k t
w/view, $160 mo. + uut. 2 RR. Twnhses P'rom $250 Jo~r. $194.50 Open 9-6 Dall)' ANAHEIM STADIUM Stovall Cn4l ·S.U-5440. ANAHEIM STADIUM f:':"~n ch~J.~pprox~ ~
ContrKtor
C E N E R A JJ Contracting,~
remodeltnx. room 'additions,
hoUR 1la68. Free plans &
estimates. 726-5375
L.B.J. Auoc., roorn tiddlllon,
Patio & remodcliJll, con·
c ret e wor k .
612-86381847-0051. 673-.26TT (winter rentall) MEDITERRANEAN Spa Pool.a Tenni1 no State GsiUege Blvd., 2000 Slate College Blvd.. size of a ni ckel, inscribed 8s1~ 1 !!;.iJ_w ~~·ri ON the beach. 2 BR duplex, VIL' 'GE Across tn:>n1 Fashion Is.land Anaheim • Anaheim in &er.pt, FLA. These are JACK Taulane, l"'e Pa i r . 646-MfT or f13...7923. lower unit, w/waah/d.ry, U"\ at Jamboree on San Joe.qum Please call 642-5678 ext 3.19 Pleue call 642-5678 ext 339 deeply treuurtd family remod, add. Uc B - l ~ 4 3 BR. Winter. U6 & ~ :!, u~~-~van 2400 ~;f~ !ii~~ C.M. Hills r;;;; 6'4-1900 ~~ort~laim Coun~ur Tolrckf~ ~Nort~a1coon~r To!rckb-:; ;:~~~e~ ~e L ~A~ ~r: 260072. My Way Co. 547-00J6
f.m/MO. U4 E. Balboa. NEW Luxurious 0-c ea n OPE."'l EVERYDAY New CuaiOm Bayf.ront number la 54<>-12201. number is 540-1220). PLEASE help it )'OU have G1rdenlng
Si9-569l or Bt7'1'6. !>'ronVView 3 & 4 Br, fl'Om lfoun: f"ri·Tuts 10-6 w/PRIV BCH Ir: PIER. 3 SLEEPING room, above any intonnatlon • 642-3589
Coron• del Mlir S300 visit mt w, Ocean Wed . Ir: Thurs. JG-7 B~ 2 BA. Frplc BBQ. China Cove, Corona del •
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, J[j] Eves. & weekends. M~P~RETo:e
ruRN. apt % blk to ocean. Front dally or call "&t&-3114 PRIMA CASA APT$. $485/mo. Yearly. ?\far. 675-2698 • • Pinon* LOST silver dOllar money DEPENDABLE
UUla. pd. $185 Ill?, eves. 18.18 Placentia Ave. CM 979-0631 or 644-4510 ... •._....ER bdrm. own balh, OFFICE space -R:>p floor clip. holding approx. SfiOO. 2500 Seavtew, CdM OCEANFRONT + bay vu. Open House 1-5 Dally n.,....,• w/QCf!an view. 900 sq. fl. Fri. .nJte, 9/7, Vic. ot Royal C•ll For Prompt,
New 2 BR, 2 BA Omdo. ALL lITILITIES PAID LUXURY Baytront condo. entrance. Good loca.Hon, 444 Newport Blvd. 3 blks N. Hawaiian or Ben Browns Frff Estimate.
OIARMING birds nest 1 br F'Tplc, tull security, U;e Family Units _ Oilldren 7th floor. Spect. vu of bay &: patio, yd, Ute kit priv. $98. of Coast Hwy. Close to Hoag Personals 530 Reataurants. Laguna Beach. 534-7187
bath apt. Drps, crptg, $€JO. (213) 272-n76, (U4) Welo.ome....:. J,.arge 2 BR, 1 oc-ean. 2 BR, 2 BA, all elect. 543-0098. hospital. -Bit-in m·o du 1 e -Rey,'tlrd.• Please Ca 11 ~--------
r.loects. Quiet 11.dlta. 642-127S 673--4131 BA~ Retrlg, d!hwhra, bltns, ~For rent or lease. SINGLE room, $60 mo. desks .• 3 production rm, • l~49~3-~2288'7:'...,.-,-,,,_...,.,= PROFESSIONAL i;ardener,
SO. ot Hwy. Lovely 2 BR., 1 BR furn. PaUo,,gar. UUI, paUos, walk-in closets, gar, · Single adult only. Call Bill re<=e11t. & conference rms. ATIENTION! LOSf black cat. Vic of Cdl\.I ITce work, prunin g ,
fpl, 2 patios. $275 Mo. \\.'<Uiher &: dryer, frplc, Npt crpts, drps &: P 0 0 L . CLEAN attrac. dee lower Stanley Between f>.9, Util pd. 33c &q, !t. 548.-5300 high school. Flea collar, ap. sprinklers, cleanup jobll.
615-6f.97 or 673-4095 HelghlR, Adullif. $225 mo. szn...t230/MO. duplex, 3 br, 2 ba, trple, 543-3710. aft 5 pm. ALL BOATERS pears to be balding btw. ea. 1 and a ca P 1 n g • ~.
-Cottr Meu -645-4465-,-eves 644-0223-Call.C.J .S,_ Real_Estate dsh.WBhr,--hltins.~ clo&e-to SLEEPING· Roo f 0,. * COST-A MESA * eye & ea. _e:ar, Please call ,.-~="'"'=---,-=-'-'--
---~1168 or 833-«>84 ~hfnl~ $300. 2078-Ust employed older :an. Prlv Basic Boating Course l ~-~7'1'16c:.::::.,· ,...,----.,,...-.,.-GARDENER ot 23 yean ex-~OW WEEKLY RATES ~cte~:;. h:··J.8!ai~ SUPE-R-DELUXE • bath. $18 week, H.B. New oUi~ building · Three 1 in),,,,.n h dll I.DST sm1 tem. pup Dach· ·::~~ seeJo~~ +5 G~~t~.·~ Executive Suites M!rv, pool. The Mesa, 415 N. NEW UNltS NEAl!t Hoag-·2· Br, 1~ Ba 64:Ri678 after 4 pm. room SIDie aVllilable. 700 sq. aeamansh P & uyat an ng Shund mix. Br. breast A Hampton
2080 N-port Blvd. Newport Bl., N.B. 646-9681~ 3 BR, 2 BA, beomed ..rung, stud10 all bulltlns, $3lO mo, BEDROOM . • k It h ft. ALSO 2,000 sq. ft .. all by Squ pa,vs, blk & wttlte spotted. "'~" ...,..,., ,...,...ti dra..,_, .._... lease Wllu c e n or pert All utili"·s jani Ht. Beach Power adron y · 1-& ~-A * .,.:r-_..., *. Cott• Mes• BAL PENrn. 2 Br. nr. ocean. fplc, DW, patio, $275: 2 BR, ~ .... t ' ~-;:. ,,~-prlvl nr. Brookhunrt & tor se~ce. 2706= H' arbo; IC. OUI cuun.noa.. ns. -
642-2611 Nu crpt:!?., panl'g & drps. 2 ~A, beamed ceiling, DW, nopes. .n.w. Adams, H.B. 962-7520 starta to ~per 645-6254 MOW & EDGE STUDIOS & 1 BR's. Wintft' rate ~/mo. pa.bo, $210: 1 BR, lower, BAYFRONT yriy lease 2 weekdays aft 7. Dlvd, Rotg~i;;ttress, Rltr. September Rth at 7 pm R~'WARD,. Gold & Green ~~1i
833-1288 DW, pel:lo. $160; Nr Estancia BR, 2 BA, frplc, 2 yrs old. R00lt1 with kitchen and NEW OFFICE-S Marina High School & enamel link bracelet. Lost ===-°'~'-"=-=-~-
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• Full IG.tchen Newport. \Vlnter Ren1:al 2 • --•. -Vietorla:-St-.-CM-646-9M6~ ADU!O--• ~ ' ' &: t Free st 642-4389
a_11ea•--' .....___, ~.on:,.. 2~. µ BDRM_ s. TIRED OF NOISE? LA~E 3BR, 2BA, tirepl, N l 'd full · A-great-opportunity-· ~~;;'.b;!~If~~ne!a~.!t!~·~-~~~·;t==~ • Laundry Factllties ~· , WlliOIFGirotirAy-· ~ ot, H $250/mo .• A~~· ·Ram-&-ao.rct--405· ~.~!S~Usic, ~:;M-; _a!Lbo~..enthusia.sra_ MA~at.-b-H-o.-k ·•LSer-v-ice•
•Phone lft'Vi~ BEAOfFRONT 40• nv rm. 3 l'ii Ba, Crpt:s, drps. Poot ~ · · FE L 1 1 all util. Single offices from Jnfonna tion (TI4 ) 968--04!)4. wf /white 1ath lhr'1?3t, spayed PORTABLE I BR 2 BA thru J Mature adults, no pets. MA E c o e ge $125. mo. ' en:i, no c nuSSlhg ear, $30 WEE)\. & UP rg. s.16o • .une ONLY $162.50/l'.lO. WALK to Weatcliff • l & 2 br, student-live w/tamlly in PAUSADES CENTER white nea collar, fl.B. area. WELDING SERVICE
e Stud'° I: 1 BR Apb. :n.t. , 5t8-4757/8:3.3-$50 2283 FountaJn Way Ea.rt pool, adults.. Furn&: unfum. CdM area. Room I: board in :m2 s . E. Bristol OVER WEIGHT ,::53&-9110~;::::'---=-..,--~ Will come to you evenings, e TV & Maid....Service Avail. LRG. dehix 2 BR. bltins, (W. Of Harboi.• on Wllaon) Call Dorothy 1or appt to see. exchange for child care • NeWpOrt 'Beach 557-7010 Wanted 50 women & 50 men GOLD puppy, She's a Dull weekends. No job .too Small. e Phone Serv1ce -Htd. Pool frplc, 1 blk beach or bay. can 646-2846 646-7171, 646-6075. girl 14, boy 12 from (Campus.hvine lntenectlon) at least~ lbs but not over ball w/white top on tail. "549-8212-~~·--~-~----1 ·~il~~Pe~~~ $71;i. mo. 675--3570/53+-l429. NEW ADULT LIVING!! P~. Water Front, Spec, 3 ~!'it.~M ~fr· h ~~~ 4 DELyxE offices !Sc 100 lbs, over ~eight to par· Vic. Grant's Surplus. HANDYMAN. paint Ir home
54S-97S5 or 64$.-l967 DELUXE 2 Br, SU~ uea, BAQIELOR Unlta I: 1 BR'• • Br. 28 boa~ slip avail. $325/ WkndL &. eves free Own PLUS 400 Warehouse 11pace ticipa.te ln a weekl.Y medical-673~ repall"S. S.m jobs a
(Ad pod for S5 on rent) pets ok. Yrly $28.5. ~l w/Lott1. Frpic's. beam ~/~ yr, .lR. <nt) room wrrv Non-s~oker. 1370 0 Logan_Costa Mesa ly su~rvl~ 40 day crash LOST male Med. Blonde apeclelty. ~. 54G-9723.i -l---··-t;=-;""'-'""'"'---'-'c..;.~ !dike 548481?9 or 979-1070. ·::: ,.---paUo...4-JlOOLbltim.-• ·3559. Mun--~~citr.-640--02S5-af-t-644-2228 646--1252 . wel~ht reduction .program Cocker/terri~r mix. (ol~l . Haull"I -
$135 MO. ·neiuxe mobile 2 BR. 2 BA, an blt-inl, ne8J' retrig avail. $160 to $225. 2 BR duplex. sm + util. 6PM B 1 R 1 •• 5 v."lth dally s~5!olr.-MU9t--vre---f'inley, NB. Aft&.-to ;..._~
home, fum. Htd. pool. bay A beach. Avail. Sept 15. Util pd. No .pets. Call ~7600 aft. 3 or Days' . us ness anti -be able to PEIY for niedlca-Fealllers. 673-1015 i.vl.:ALii.tVfng & hauling by
Mat\D"O adlta. Nu pell.-4 $275. 673--04'B--393 Hamilton C.M. (213)' 33S-9'14._ · Guest-t:farne .• 415 NEWPORT ruORES tiong & physi~&fxlWl___,__M:ed· REWARD Boston Bull Ter-stu~nt. f-.arge tr\Jck. Reas:
Seuons, 2359 Newport •too::_r,,. 1 br 64!>-44ll or 64Z--85a> BL'~s , "-·-· 0 2 . . ~ ieal lrmiran~ -....welcome. 9 11 1 Barry. 5J4..1846 or 67s..o647. Blvd., C.M. MS-&32. .....,......:. -' waterlront, -"'f~ cus .. -~~-•Br, PRIV. I: Semii-Ava-,..pear-µoo_Sq,-lt., $175· 1500 gq. ft. 646-16.U a!k for -MbB Jone111 11tt_ IJ!lQ:,_taf! ~-~·vie. o SKIPLOKDER & dump-truck
1 BR .-.... patio, small dock. yrly, IMMAC 2BR, mA. (12X> sq. car enc. gar. $325 Mo. park, Library & Shpgn TLC $400; spaces avail. Oct. 1st. Between 9 &: 7 pm Garfield & YonctOwn Please
trtg' _crpl, ... .,... stove, newly~. 675-6467 ft.) BJtln!, d&hwshr, F/aJr, 2 ~~!._c:_~iM .charm $225 1: Balance dieta. ~2562. 61st St. & Pacific Coaat Hwy. -~OM~~E~O~A~C~L~l~N~l~Ci-· l~Cal~~I -~~~~~~~ ·work. Concrete, aaphalt. ~....:..., balcony. $I 5 0. Apt. Unfurn, 365 w/w cpts, drp11, lndcy, .., ..... '!§.,. .... ucun R.E. 644-4848 V Ion R 1 425 sa~. breakln&. ~ntO ~. 717 W. 18th St., _ garage It storage plus park· 2-BR, 1 ba. Bile. to ocean. tut ent• I , , • 675.6050 () FUU.Y LICENSED 32 FT. FUR.Nm.IRE Van for
Apt D, C.M. . General ing. 1'· balcony. Adulta/No y 1y $220 M -• • * SPIRITUALIST * local furn hauls &: gen'l ·~·~ ~.. 2 B .,~ peta. Vacant. Must Stt! ear : 0· ARROWHD 3 BR, 2 BA, furn -l'llllWM--. o;!,.: ... tllal din 10 10 J ]~ hlullng. ·-1-. ""7-2736. 1U•""'"-· .rwn. r . ......,.,. _ , 548-lOOR AU For.Mike Condo, pool, bch, Day, wk, -· -· rea gs am· IMtntctllft I'm' J'IO-~..., Bttns, w/w ~I. Adultli, no 3 BR. 2 BA apt, So-:-of Hwy, · JONES REALTY 673--6210 mo. l37-.6f0l 2516 Vlsta de! 601 Dover Dr .. Suite 3 pm. Advic@ on all matten ,....,... HoUMC ... nlng
pell. 6U-95 · !pie, patio, washer/dryer WANTTRANQUIUTY? WESTCLIFF, 2 BR. l% )>a. On>, NB NEWPORT BEACH JU.N. El Cantino Real, San<i ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~ * ~~n~ ' . .,...BR ~1~ -~~$325. Call . Ai;ent, Here'• the apt. 1or you. 2 BR. Townhouse. Adlt3 only, no Rentals to.~-,. 430 . ·-"-Clemente. 492-9136 492-9034 II -·•-+a....--·~ .-. ...,.... Q,.......,......, encl, il'l'· w/storM"e I: l4un---" AvaiLnM 1, "..... o.nw SPACE &vlUl<lble for lease in PROBLEM •Pre;nancy. C.On-SchoOlllL
TIO . 18th ~ •• 0xta Mesa. Balboa lsl•ftd Cffy-facilltln:A1Db &ily.No -----......... -mo. Boerdwalk Shoppin&-C.enter ftctent, I Y mp at h ~ t I c Jnstructfont 575 pets $1G5 S4S-09TI 1728 Bedford Lane. 54&-T"al.1. FEMALE roommate, 24-35 at Hwitington Harbour. Call pregnancy counseling. Abor·
SUS CASITAS STEPS FROM BEAa< .... :iJo9 mo. or 1700 WESTCLIFF DR. yn to """" beaut. • BR, B<IH36l. · tion & adopttono ref. TOM NEWMANN
Fum 1 br A bachelors. 211() 2 BR r· trpl ' 2 BA, apt. Newport ocee.n. CUTE ADOBE HOUSE, 1000 APCARE 642-4436
Newpm: Blvd ... CM. Yearly.uppe 'e~rn..Joo $130·l.anJ• 1 BR 2 ~~ ~.8~: appli-~t ~:.~~le, vw, sq. ft., adJ. busy comer, for ARE you single & alone, 4.'). • aeJ!~ ~~~~.
1 BR LRG, twin bed.a. $165. 'alboa Penlnsul• Carp$, drl.pel:, ltl:M:!, rctrig. business or office wie. C.M. 55! want a Date? Want to AU styles. More than 20 yrs
Ideal for .bftchelm'. 199.l Heatedit S.n Clement.-TWO working etrts to share 645--2020/642-QiGO. get married? Many people exper. With or without col·
Olurch 54§:9611 LIVE is bk>el( .from tJ)e ,._. · 67£5800 ---ruce a.pL tn NB wfthlrd '"fHf! Factorj" liU a ,it!: this a1e group. Tree Info. le!Jl! credit. Auditions free
1...ARGE Bachelor, $125 nlO. ocean in new 3 BR, 2· BA, ,..,..., • ;ro * -NOW-AVAThABLE * girl.· 22 to Z1 $90 Ulil inc. shop avail. $185/mo. In Box"1148, Garden Gro\•e. by--t1.ppt. ~2320.
Heated pool. Adults, no laundry, duplex, Designed LARGE 2 Br, 2 Ba Studio + Brand new Garden Apts. 548--0407 Cannery Village 425 30th St., PREGNANT? T h l n k i n g PIANO Lessons, child/adult,
pet&. Call 645-8965. for family living $315 to $400 PaUo. New crpta, drps, XlDt San Clemente area Office Rent•t 440 NB. 673-9600 ·or ~. abcrtion? Know all the facts beginners only.· Univ Park
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P1porhanglng CLEAN 2 BR APT, furn., -mo. Ca.II 919-Jl65 Wkd)'S. paint. 2 children 4 anil pet 2 BR, 2 Ba. $195 BRAND nu 11tores/offiet!1, firtrt! Call LIFE Jr.INE _ 24 Irvine. My home. 552-8074
adults, no pell inquire 179~ OCEANFRONT new 3 BR., 2 ok1..;,.IJnMmedlsslo. oc:cuMgrpe~;,!1909 · l BR. 2 BA. w/dahwr & 1WeSlwpoESTrt Harlnteroectbo• loSecon lndn $125. up. Elevator. 17301 ·""=·..:541='55:0'="'::.· ____ 1 !'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~ PROF. wallctrvU'lng state Rochester. · BA, trplc, crpl5, drps. wo n. .,,.,. ... <.,, frplc $250. t In Unique" . H Beach, Huntington Beach. ;;-, ""HOLICS •----uo. JI .....,.,,.,14 I 11 y.-..t .. lease 675-153G LG 2 BR, 1" BA ·•·· All " ha . prt u· s ory omes 842-2834 ,..._.., ........... .., ... ., c. no ... ,..., • naur., a BAOIELOR, utU pd, no ,....,.., · · '11 • .,._ cpts. ap · ve v ... pa os Building. 800 sq, IL at Phone 542.7717 or write P .O. , -... 11~1 typea of paper. 7 14 :
cooking fac, OY@r 35, no QI.ARMING 1 Br, 1 Ba. bltna, fp]c, priv patio, eQCld many other features. $350/mo; r.oo IQ. It. at 1600 sq ft INDUST. ah op Box 1223, O:lsta Mesa. · . ...... 842-4386.
itudents, no peU, $85 mo, Beam ceiling. Roman tub. gar. 63C Hamilton. 833--8105 See al 686 Camino De Los $300/mo Both with vleW! $225. Also 31)) sq ft office , Socl1l CluL-535 °"''""""'N-o'=w~Ut1~.~"'---;~-1
60-3I08 11&\. Slngle only. 644-0997 evn. o< IJ0.'*10 oak for Marra, Just ooulh San 6'l5-«llO. ' $95. C.M. 64&-2130. -* WALLPAPER * Toni daya, or 645-6345 eves. Oemente General Hosp. -• . -2BR. Fum. 1165. Single Corona clot Mar 3 ROOMS ·~ =-(Uoe Ettt.lla Off.ramp) NEWPORT BUCH' 1995 HARBOR, C.M. * INTRADATA * Boi>y1ittlng When YoU ell! "Mac" atory, Beam ceUlng. Couple · _..... mo. r ...... Phone &1021. 492-8700 ' 1440 sq. It. euh bay. 548-1444 eves.
pn!!f. 646-S243 &IG-8882 $00. mo. Over 3S yrs, no 45c ft. airport area.. Full Automotive use. 548-9892. QUALITY' matches Dan C.ton PAINTING & -·"·. 35 ~ 1~---~·----pets, al37 Westmlmter Ave, · Sui J ki w/PHOTO ... ....,.. J·~
D ~"" -Inquire at 240 Slerks. Apts aer'Vloe. tes over oo ng SAN Juan Capo new prime .. , ,._,.est in Calif." 1575 S.nta Cruz St. "'orkn;ianslrlp guar. Take lftl Point F U fu 370 future golf course. MuUen Joe, 657 Oj', ,...td/a:ir cond. .__..& L n •• ch aL-·tage of my ~ I &: 2 BR $ll5 • $156. Sto\'e, um. or n rn. Realty, ~2960. 3' 4 o o Lease 493-51$~ l0-6pm £Call NOW for FREE sam· agun• u.. uvw• ~,,,,
LIVE in the all new Dana ref., crpt/drps, htd pool. •-t~-Ponl-"ll Irvine, NB ple profile on 1 prospective You nr ... t ,.. \'inner of 0536-:::,.,::1006::::::.·~~----I
Point Harber at the Adults. no peta. 66-8965. -._. "-. SIJB..let new .... oq. Ft. of· i',;;";;d;;u;;st,;;r;;l1,;;l;;R,;;on;;;;t;;a,;;I ;;;;,;;4;;;;50 match. Z4 hni.l TWO FREE TICKETS PCAINTING : Int, ext. Res; beautlful MARINA INN TOWNHOUSE .u.J't 714 • 638-59al I LA 65S.fi283 •0 -~ omm. Clean le Rel. Refs.
DI•• ~Int l BR. $185; 2 BR. 2 ba. $250·, lice aulte, tenant lm-'-'~ LI • '····-, Paul Mo"1 34902 Del Ob~po SI 2 B lire la rl ·-~ NOW Lr••tNG RECREATION '· • ·~~~. : 12131
(·-.;...), K 1 t eh• n , El: r, P ~· pool, p vate unfum. 3 BR.. 2 ba. $350. provements. Koll Business ~ 592-25'18 Sun8tf Bch 'Sll'll'"~ patios, continental break· ,,k'O_ •A c--n 2 BR, 2 BA, Call: 6'n-ai91 Omtplex Birch St. Walk lo H •• ton D---L · VEHICLE SHOW · ftdende1 &: Apartments. !Bit S l-. ............. ....:i. ~....,, .:;>e>-..•-. ti unnnt ~ [SJ · HI.QUALITY LOW $ Heated pool,-direct dlal . paclUWI .............. near w/l&r1e enclosed patio. COit• Meta Air Port. Attrac ve lease NEW M-1 r • -... -I SEPT. 19TK-23RD State Lie. N~ . ._.....~ lhoppine I: ft.De bee.ch. Fur. Other Apia at.> avail. ~ments $675 per mo. j ,._. At OW--~ _...... ~·a~e~~c~ciiit'=. nlshed or unfumllhed, from 493-XJ&, 493-0761. 111E EXCITING DESK 11pe.ce available $50 H:!u~~ ~·N~w~ ANAHEIM STADIUM '.' 542-l'rol. • •
"""""'room, to San :'.':iru. °"""" de! Mar, Hun!l .......... ' _a..ch PALM·MESA·APTS. mo. Will provide furniture 64U697 or 13W51t aJOO State College Blvd., * PAINTING It STAINING
Clemente A Lquna Beach. :.:,L;...:; MlNUTES TO NPT. BCH. at S5 mo. Answuinl service I"'""""""""""""!!!!"""""'" Found (frff H1) ~ 550 Pleue -~I .,0 ~ eat ..,_ !E.r.IFXrEST, _TRIMJ!m,, ~U,! Come ~· in our Umlled Income! Bach 1 A: 2 BR. from $150 available. 17875 Beach Blvd. I' ""'"' V"U-QQ<o ~ .r ~ ,.,_l.001
oportfltblng, lhoppq & * * * * * * Soot.ti Security! l.dults. No hts, Hun"-• Beach. 64>-4371 MISSION VIEJO FND ' male puppy • black to elalm your. tlckel>. CUSTOM pa~ 21
restaurant.I. $60 week & Up. VIEW Adult Onl·• __ .._ p t 1561 Mesa Dr. PRESTIGE'.! N.B. location -1600 & 2400 SQ. FT: w/brown. Da.chlhund & (North _County_ Toll free )'Tl. tn Harbor area. sta~
Brina' thla ad Ir receive Sii -* NEAR BEACH * I ,_..._. •I (5 blks from Newport Blvd.) Bua:lness suite 310 S.F . S140 AVAILABLE NOW Beagle mix? Wht on chest. number Is 540-1220). Lie. No. 183281. 642-2356,
ott on ftnt week's ftt'lt, Delwce 3 BR. 2% BA. Huge Close to ShOpplng &: bus 541)..98Qj per mo. Yearly lease. ON SAN DIEGO FRWY. Vic. Santa lsabela & Santa BABYSITTING, my home. INTERJExter, accoua. ceU·
Hvntl _ _.._ a.ch owner's unit in new custom linea. Unfum, 11tove, refrig * CASA VICJ'ORIA * Newport Place R I t Y; 27992 Camino C&plstrano Ana, C.M. Xlnt cond. U:lvln&" care. lngs sprayed. Lie, Ins, loc.
......... duplex, beam c ·e 111 n g, -1ncld. 1, 2 & 3 BR, Furn &: Unf. 675--3600 831-1600 642-TT96 New.port Bc_a.cb, ~ refl, Free est. 645-0809.
$145--$165 patk>a, tplc, nr shopping, no All Util't P•kl Carpeta, drapes, D1'V, ~ f61f'YIESTCLIFf-NB SMALL Man u fact u re r FND: Blk lmt p.iodle w/pur· BABYSITI'ING ~ ln hzy 'PROF. painter, honest woric,
BAOIELOR 6 l BR .• PfttiOll, pets, $425,~Mu. a nl Pool, etc. 171 Vldona 2.100 ~ 756 It. 540 Sq Fl desires space to share pie collar & flea collar long house, day or-night, loving reu. Int/ext tree est.
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Br,21 ba, 2ndd noorund, $144!loo. 2 SIA .katboutH~, CMln. 642-8970 Ample ..:."""""· Ulil. &un1: 1 "'/othel"S. Airport are a tail Vic. Heil & Gothard care, lrg. fncd yd. 642-6299 Refs. 548-2759.' ~39U. Dtvided bath &: k>ts of r, ba &: aen, gro r II a """ve--~ ~;;~~2 673-STil or 673-a617 H B ck>leta. Rec. hall, pool A PLUSH EXEC APT $164. 71~. ?tifon-Sat. Allowance acuuner . ..,.._. . ......., · · ' C•rpenter JNT. Painting &: Carpet
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pool ba • · • Do•• -int SPACE-Ollice. club study 4001 BIRCH, NB 347-1525 Cleaning. Free Est. 5"8-3574
Ste :Jes~ l~i FOi' Leue. NU VlEW APT. 4 SPACI~ ·-rv • group, etc. $65 mo. lse. On :mo, am, 3600 gq. ft. or corn. FND: Puppy Pr-German CARPENTE~-painter, a 11 or 6f2-7059
Keellon Ln. tl blk w. of tftn!, ~~~· ~el~ 3 Br, 2 Ba, ~s. drps, newly BRAND new de.luxe Bachelor Broadway, nr. Newport bo. theroot Avail. 10/1173. Shepherd? Very friendly Blk honie ttPattS. reaaonable ='P~l•"'•"to .... r"',~p"'a~ldl-,~R---1~,·I
Beach, t blk N. of SJater). mo. Too many extras to dee. Pool. lld ok. $199. Apt. ln 4-plex. Encl. gar., Blvd., C.lt1. 675-8761 . Mr. Baumgardner, 541-5032. Vlc.W/~-.ma~!~I Mal0en. ~ 25 yn. exp. pb.
842-'1848 mention! I Call 673--6992 17421 Keelaon Ln. nr Beach good Joe. 67>"1849. NEWPORT Ctntet', Des1gn Rent•ll W•nted 460 '""' .::iu...., * PATCH PLASTERING *
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-·" ~ h ho 1 • Slaler. ~ or Pl rl ffl &: HJlITlllton C.M. 548-llSl WOODWORK, cab In et 1, All ........... s. ~estimates , ~..... ._c te · 3 BR. 2 BA bouae, So. of ut-'1"19) Huntington Beech aza, P v 0 ce rece~ D S E GOLOtolo.• ft........___...__,_.__ panellri:g, gen repaira, Dulce .,,,...,.. Room• $21.50 per ~. Apts Hwy, t p I c, pat t 0 , tlon rm, $178/mo. ~1150 E P RATEi i:.i, ......,..Jn'U,UIUI. "''" ...._ n. • ..t. .. '"--.. ~----4-=. =--Ca=ll'-"540""'25~=·--"'-I --lh ,..,., 7<S ..__ WALK TO BEACH DELUXE .,ult "----'-'-'-Student 25 ...-. old needs approx. 6 mos. old. Vic. ua ........ _ U'tlr•-. ~"" Pl _. _. moo • ._,.. wuber/ .. ,,.,., area, $325. l'W ~ Coe.st Hwy. & Ntiwporl Blvd. ,,.v N Blvd be 17 -~ N umDtng L_,... ... ch CallAgent,675-6900 Brandnewll:2BR, Garden Bungalow. Nr . ll60Sq.Fl.,30cSq.Ft. bacbelor or 1 BR apt in ewport _.;A .. ~~-th St. ALL ~ ,.....,,,., ew,1----"-----1 = 2 BR '" d bl carpcta, drapes I: builtins ocean. Ftplc, lrg pa.tio, 6 Realonomics, Bkrll. 6'75-G'iOO Costa Mesa, preferably nr. & Rocbesttt, ~· remod, auu, alter, frame, COM p LET E Ho ME
-n>tu • new.., ecor, lns; 221 • 16th St. 8(7-3957 la t l OCC. $100.$115. per mo + FND: Male long haired cat finiah. repairs. Uc. 962.-1961 REPAm SERVlCE, Plumb-~ un.~. new IOVely l Br. 'pool. Adults only. $220 Mo. poo ' sauna. en n s · ·* Bayfront ofOce ~ce to util. Plea8e Call 96J...37m OI' apt, view, nr. beach, l225· Yrly leue Mf..71i62 Agenl 1 BR, nr. beach, ghag cpt, 846-W>91 Bdrm.. From n •<, sharemo. ~ Bayl220Lido Bldg. $150 962-4-268 w/oU-whlte fur A grey WOODWORK. cab In et s, 1ng • ElectrK:al . Carpentry . A1ao sml cozy place for l,
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frplc, pa A: wa~r peid. $165 • ....., Q,,,... -~-·~--~~~ striped tall. F1ea Colar. Vic pal'lellng, gen repairs. Duke Appliances· Retrlgera.doo .
$U5 util pd. Responsible, 2 BR, c ~an. frplc, gar,•South 539-1661 or 536-2042 L Be.ch LAGUNA Beaeh - 2 Br, 2 NB-CM 673-2895 &46--'l'j98, Jack 84&-9495 Alr Conditioning. U!K!d ap. "-~ dull ..... _...,,. of HWY, Call atune DLX. 2 rm. oUlce. Best deal Ba ,.._ fro t f'd u =T~°'y"'-ea="=_'-,-,...,..~~1=""-'=~===::.--pllance1 For Sale, 66-1457
em....,., .... 8 '~ * (213)431-1195 * NEW building 2 br apt, 1 blk SPACIOUS studk> 1 blk to In O.C. Airport area, 2172 to .s.1)0-..~. ~~ Mi&t1~ ::: itri~t, .'-..Vic~ C::: C•rpef Servlce art 6 pm. ~
beach front, 2 BR, 2 ~ I BR APT * frota bch. $235 mo. ,CaJJ main beach. n"-....... 78 DuPont No. 8, 833-3223 age couple. Send Info, Ba' .._ mo 741 Ocean-,.....,_..,,.,., •. .-1:, Q'n"""O'O Hwy CBa boa Bay Oub) JOHN'S Carpet & Upbolatery ' ~ . all __ ,,.. -675--1634 ~w. or 494-4791. ~ -* Corona del Mar, ampnd Clusified ad no. 935 c /o 548-3268 -Dri Shampoo tree: Scotch· L.R. OTIS PLUMBING
front, 494-4801, 494-1279 u l"""· ._... SPACIOUS 2 Br. $1 4 9 . Floor A/C, lil I Dall Pil t P 0 Bo 1560 Remodels A Repaln. Water
API'S; ·$150. u~~e~ rmpd. 1. Cost• Mesa cPRTS. d~ pool . Child Newport 8uch ! prq.'$145 ~. G~e! Ois~ M!;, O..Ur. Bi1 ~~d~r':~~k, ~= ~~u A ~~t heaters, disposals, tumace11,
$100 UJ, ca'ole ·• t 1 '• ~ 2 br 2 ba ·~s lncld OK.. 8'1-,3M9 or 847·1186 Coast H'""'.~I: N----Blvd. WANTED, 2 BR house mned friendly, iwng. ' brightenera It 10 minute dahwuhn. 642-62163 M/C A e:.~I=~ t
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gas I: water. Ma~'adulta~ 2 Btt; ~ar-:w. Water, p1 ~FtJRN. $215ius llOO 5q, tt., ~~ !or business or ,1ml atore WHO l t bl point Jul bleach for white carpeta. BIA. Complete Plumbing
l'OOl'IUI, for male m ~t ~i~E. 20th St. ~~ti ' no pets. $160. 2 BR. ~:$235.. RealonomJcs. ™· w/Uvirg q\iarters. ~. Augm~ CdM.°'f" y or ~vee= ~ W~~~ ~Smrt=-"ce~. '°Llc;c,_. "2T."""'=·--
ority. $150. mo. SU-~.
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be.-Uk Shag L IMch Ocean Vkl'w. Yeerty· leue. ~ livlna rm. dlnlng rm., &: TIM'S PLUMBING
STUDIO Apt, ckM ln. Adulu pt 'd • b16:u..newM tnre ..,.._ Heated Pool. Adulta <>.!!2'· FND white Sam<>)'f!d vtc hall $15. Any nn. S'J.50,. SERVICE AND REPAIR.
-'"""'· ...._ $150. Utllo..pcl. _;dli., :.;.1.o~122S-mo~ 217 SPACIOUS 1 BR..Pononmlc. LAS BR I SAS APn_ .• _ T de r Pa d • . l\1agnolla & y 0 r k tow n eoudl $10. O.alr $5. 15 yn. WWEST RATES 673-6518
-7413 161h Place, 646-'414 agt. ocean '1cw, cpl, drpo, ~ Ave., NB -,-ra -r-'S-' ra . 1se --96H209 e>n>. Is what """'"· not PLUMBING REPAIR
Lido 1110 1100. 2 BR, 11> Ba.A'atio. Adu!!!, ..Jltlls pd, $l00. "!!!'!'!C~A!!L!!L!!!!i42-!!!!25"111!~!!!!ll ·· Lost 555 =/S:.m"fil'~ ,,,,,..fi. No Job too small
Prcttt couple, amall child .:.213-::..:'="""=""''-----!' 1 • * * 642-3128 * * 1'EfUUJ'IC BM' Vtew. 2 Br. OK. No -· 726 Joan 1 4a11n1t N\ .. u.I OCEAN v\ew, new, s SR. 2 Ines LOST or stolen, 0 range DON'T take chances with ~'-"'• c...,:.::.;='o-''--"--· I l Ba turn apf. Udo Jaland. scs.3621 .,..... • ba., unf. BalboR, $390. V:anilty JO speed. Vic. Udo your carpet, I et pro-S1wing/Alter•f1"'11 ~---,. ,.ntal or 1 .. oe Winier !"--an~n11 2 Joie. "·ward. Call collect fesalonals who know v.•hat Ph-;·:~.-· or ..... -oo. · Ea111ld0 frft 2'·ali'1' .. a is" =;;;<;~ea'.~ '-• (213\ ~ !hey are doing help you. EXPERIENCED RNtyllrc -·-• sr• Tr9DlC£ ... -times . ·~45 & Alleratlons. Re.uonabl<. FURN I BR, lnc!Cf utll. rar.. 811111, w/w, reftlg, patio, "' '""'"" Agt. 675-Im 6'r;r40'13 MINIATURE Poodle, Sat., HOUSE OF CLEAN e 96.1-6t1J6 e
1 adult. no pet& $200 "'°'· $165. Adil/no pets. 60420 APARTMENlS DELUXE Lower D p Ix , while • .. orlng nea collar, C Cl , AJlorationl 642.5845
,)'ll!U'ly. f78..Cl837 .$215 ... 2 t.ir. t~ be, 3 car f • Be.yfmt, bch, 2 Br, 2 Ba. dollars vtc. Oranat and C:amella • .,... .. "'"'
'!!waort lkach prpatio' • crp~ drps, ""'"""· 11 Clll'"'" ....i !!!'> yr•'Y.;. 227
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;....= 675-6167 ---~-~Utiiltr.f.;""ifi'~~~~:l '--...,------------~ WST Dutch Main!, SerY. 537.1508 Tofwl11on R-1• ' OCEANFRONT I BR un!um, loM!r, no pell · YEARLY 1-$200, 3 BR, RED Fox In C.M If found s~-C rpot Cleo
Wln1>rorYtarly or child, heated DOOi, 1150. 1-illllol'tNtol-1% ba, new-duplex, e l e e call\16.21°93a!t.trSpm ~ ·a " COWR TV -r.•-"
Modl8R,2JIA,&4U!93 +.ll!Ooec.dep.i\i3.M I =£~ blktobc:h,m.mlatt4 · lllO,OOO ~ trult ~~~i;,:.~co:: WST mal• Engllah-Pu« *&4S-'18ll* ,..-•• '"""' homo.
MOD!;RN 2 BR. 2 BA an the LARGE 2 Br, t)ltns, dtlhwiijihr -~ San Ctemettt. Will -~ for ~ lod~: tuned &: ttrv!ced. $550 val, C.l.t Santa Clara Co <toi Cement Cone,... 1 Free estimate. H.B. N.B. I: ~. -Win" L.U. "°"pets, neo ... ,...~ ... _ w w , ... __ .. "-... rv1-,, A -lie c'a11 ~1-1~2 . I c .. M. B6t Oa11emore, -· -per mo. wr auww, Mut6s •• . ,_fllllo · ,Q,[ ~ yacht or T • •w= • "~ -· ~ °' · CUSTOM COncnte Work. 96&-2'183.o reatal. l'rlv. pono. m-27116. Shalimar. ll1•""illll--1~s'J'~ si.'>al•u'f"' t~i m-45811 valu. r,,.. • (IO>ld ·bay bo..t. WS'I:' OM blackt.abl'ldorln Remo,. uphalt drlvewyo.T ,;t:::i.==-----
·1 ROOM 1pt, $90 )"Nl'l,y, uttl $140. UP. 2 Br; 3 Br, 2 Ba. dfltlwntlw, he. lldt,. ,oa1. BA. ·snO:' mo~~~ to ~[ _'DE CUSTOM DIA· ;;~:,:.,::,;:.,'"ll"t;:;erc..7:....:.P"-M::.· --I !he Blutta area. Reward . Replace w/concrete 6Sc. ft . 1--'--------·I tnddtd, on betlch, Pool, Blt·lns, m yard. Jlculi\,.,...,. ,.... ..~1 _. be 11"" WALIK·lN cam..,_· for 8' PleRM! call: 64()..1933 No del•ue. Free est. .Walka, .-.n • "llC TILE ·-.. It • m-oo · 1998 Mlple A·-. "~·~·· ~~112~ '1" pinf, '"~' • ac · uoND RlNC •-VALUE ~· · ~·· ~~·v'" ~~w ¥., """"<l'O..,. """'--ui,,,.., 7.,. 4~ "' i -.iv • • ptck·up, all bl1ns, fn,de tor GOLD pocket watch, Vic. alabs, J>l'UOll. Ne> Job, too remodel. F)'te UL Sm. Jobi
OCEANFRONT 2 .BR, 1 BA, IMMAC. trtplex on qutet at. 2 2 bltM. FKW $205 to$325 FOR STA"'f ON \VAGdN workllhop P'"T tools. stert0, Npt. Pk.-r-7114. Sen!Jmental .mall. 639-3323. wtkome. ~2a51 ~
-· lrplc It f>'ltlo .. l\'lnt"1' 9122 Br,.bulttinl. avaa•. laun· polmo.--1. S.nta Ana TIIAT R~ au s.a.q., mople !um or ' value. 125 reward. _.,PATIOS, wa,lkt. drh ... 1. Saw, T-Soll
-lo 6/15. -• • dry. 673-8364 • OlmllOlll. lllptl 114., l JMMACUl.ATE 2 Br, $145. ---r * Ul.J4H * . REWARD loot A I a 1 k an bl'ffk, nmoY< A ....,lace .,..;·r.__,_ _____ • I
. DELUXE OCEANFRONT SEPARATE I br, 2 bl'h&O, 111.-ol C.-l'llily ,AJr, renci.d pool, I c:hlld ok. :IO' Cabin CruU.r depend. TRADE i'alm Springs hll\•o M•trunut._ Ans. to Jemie, concrat.t. &Ill 88U lor..tft. . * Q\JAL.ITY *
J Br, 2 Bo, hltn&, Jrplc, >rl>' dbl pr, pr!. yd, $20. mo, ""1, 11 l'Otjllo Celll Hwy. No. &ulta Ant. P h ' Gft11 lntx!. N-~'Olic. IJS.000. a.oo... SoWh end ... rlnrr collor '39-4'128 , Drlv-ay1 * MUI.al 6. TOP SOll. *
SC50. s:sg...1491; m-.2893 &6-m 1;qaaNloli• IJS.0117. Al90 Camptt lll'P van lMlt 9fx\nl!h, 38R. lSA, lrg IOt, Fat Protlt~1 when 9-4830
1 Br, 1 Ba·•l'lo 1 hlk_,'l> DlJPLE'.'"'f~ J BA, d<IW\<, .._ dtOlce ::cniiii•lt? Uk< to tndef Ow" 'l'rldlr' ll1ldo for cer, ICUba, dune Clear, ... home Newport ot you oell "lt-cet· Att>hall·Rm>owd A re~' ""1 dq lo tho llEllT UAY11 or Ocean. Y..,,., l':l;·":'i'<p11,drpll.~. ,.... ~1 l'Jrldllaoolunutlt~tbuaY,..tlQ.~. CdAC ... Onr,lllll-7109., ~ ~ _ 01..tlled with--·• "'"aJ1>1<11 ·0on~ -...,.
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Job Wentod, Mele 700 Help WOftfed, M & f 710 • Help WOftfed, M & F 710 Help w.-_ M & f no .Help W ....... , M & f 710 Help Wontod, M & f 710 Help Wontod, M & f 710
Kermit K•ye
1649-D lowo
• Co1ta ~·• You fl.re the· \'J\rutoer of
TWO FREE TICKETS
10 t e
R ECRE~TION
VEHICLEI SHOW
SEPT. 19TH-23RD
At· Ill<'
ANAHE IM STADIUM
20JO Stale Coll~~ 81\'d.,
Anaheim
Ple3se call 642-5678 ext 339
to claini your tickets.
fNorth County Toll free
number iii MG-12201.
Job W•ntod, ~-le .702
NEED help at home? \\'e
have aides, nurse s,
ho u • ekprs, companions.
HomelnakeMI Up john,
547-fi681.
N-u Rs E companion/aide,
mature, reliabla wilh xlnt
refer., avail. for short 01·
Jong tem1 cases, any shift,
call 536,0003
COLLEGE girl desires part
time •'Ork alter 3: 30 pm.
Mon-Fri -and a n y t i m e
weekends. <;all J e a n n e
!ll9-'621
ASSEMBLY
BECOME
INVOtVED
with
in
VARIAN DATA
MACHINES
ELECTRO.
MECHANiCAL
ASSEMBLY
Due to rapid growth we have
many openings for
assemblers on l!rt and 2nd
shifts. \Ve are looking for
people v.·ilh experience in
the following areas: C8:bl-
ii1.g, \.11ire wrap, soldenng
and asscm"'bly Of PC-Boards.
DON'T WAff
FOR THESE
OUTSTANDING
IEN.EBTS:
ALL POSITIONS AT Exper. !~~SBlg Can· ~=1i~ KEYPIJNOI ~AINTENANCE
, Yon 'Olwt"Y Club,_ •I Bl& needs reliable I It 1 m • HELP.I IECOME A MECHANIC Canyon Dr •• NB. No phone employee. Oppor. to crow
AAM Es calls pleaae. Appl,y Air. Hof· w/co. Min. exper. req'd. PART OP THE Swl"I Shift -st.etter. 9-5 ..PM. · ~ •• ),; . CJ tltt , __
BUSBOYS w/dln. rm expe•. -kday1. Yolf-lriSfiiit EXCmN~ -kM..:u:;;1t-.:ho::,_..r-:,=.,...-. .. e"'nce In Uoe
OverU yn of age. lmmod. EXECUTIVES • · I COMPUTER :;:~~:!~and01p1!',,°r'~~
openlni:•· Apply ln person, $12,000 tp $75,000 p _...,,. nrent. Must have mechanfcal
Laguna HHI! Hliion Inn, Send"'"""' ... call 1'01)AY er.... INDUSTRY ' 252ffi La Pu Rd., Lag Hills. for confidential NO cosr -• _ aRUtJ14c. \Vlll interview,
-CAR WASH JOBS executlve Interview. NEEDS Vartan Data Machines, a :r;~ng~:weekeilda. Ap-!
ALL KINDS * F1JLL TIME EXECUTIVE SERVICES. leader in the .mfni--eomput~-~
2950 H.-, Costa M""" INC. • Secretarla industry has an Immedlat> AVERY
CHEMICAL 888 ~n~~~ Ana opening tor a k e-y punch
OPERATORS EXPERIENCED outside TV • Typists ~!'.lit-:' ..":;~bl:"l:,'; PRODUCTS
For expanding metal refinery repainna'"n. Send resume to • K-,puedt a variety of duties lncluding Consumer OfY ls ion
tn San!a 1'~e Springs. Clem· Rodney Hopkin, Zi602 Pur-• PBX Oprs some data control, sottwa.re ~ S. SUsan
' istry badqpoood In school pie Sage Lane, San Juan preparation and ~h. Santa Ana, Calli. 9271» ,
Qt put exper, nee. Good oo. Caplstrano 92675 Temporary Servtce · If yoU are bo with an equal oppor employer m/f I
benefits. 2ll/921-74&t FACTORY 3848 Campos IJr., Suite 106 =bta c':!.~: wi~n ~ !
CHEF -$llltltl per mo. The Newport Beach · 54fl.47il · 0nonge count r. Mal t M ha • · Blue B<et. Cali bel. ro,., { WORKERS Equal Oppor. Employer -.... pany thot 0. n • ec RIC .,· a.m. 642-5511 . compu com To $5 25
nmen. perm-anent l!i!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!jeltte. NEVER A FEE. \ "PENTffOUSE-P"MmftiiS" -CHltI> care, movtng to N:B. positions, genera I pro-HOUSEKEEPER -to \\'tlrk Ut>lllUn Need reliable female du~tion. Day&S\vin~. 1 -ti al t Modem Da rtnell Pers-not ' w/references to care for 18' e PROFIT SHARING n atuac ve conv eacen "" . mo old boy. 1\11n. 32 hrs . hospital. Flexible houri for FaciUtles Service
''Pres. Lady'' .... $700 ''lndepenclent'' .. $650 \!ottk~ Own transp. pre_f'd~ e Q~~ABl lJTYrnPLAN llOnull or~ tlmendemployeeld•· e ,.~, d
BUSJ!-top exe<. """' aid. Secretacy ta on Joe "" ~~ -WJitU:JJl>~li<!Lwl ,,,. Ill§ e ¥1\,10R _!,:(E[I C-AL t ••• .1ng "' · & pa ,...,;1c an 500 N-port Center Dr
w/a ready smile for heavy reg. who needs gal that is c/o Daily Ptlot. P.O. Box e LIFE .INSURAlilCE vaca!_.~· ApplyN at 1445 Ma'ior· ·Med'1cal N-port Beach ......,0
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1-1 It · t · 1560 c ta M Cal"f Supe.-...,., Ave., e w port pub le contact. se s arter. • os esa, 1 • e RETIREMENT Beacb~.or call 642-2·UO. •te
, 92626. • •-••• +-Li MAN to woric--f/-Ume in re.n-
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. -"'" HOUSEKEEPER . live.in. i ta!
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
100°/o .FREE
GUESS WHO'S-EltANDING!!
CHECK US OUT IN COSTA MESA
e Competi't:Ve "DI ·11oc1 •~"I ·1· 1· " $600 CLERK TYPIST e PAID HOtlDAYS-cfifrdi'en. M"" hilve e s~-o. "'!urchaw pe••anY'ce"'· &Veryhandnewrlat1,.0agp.., • • vers1 . . . . ~ n1 R 1ve · · · · BEAUTiful modern ofc in ACATIONS ak ~ "' .... BACHELOR:'s -~r Gals Salaries _ Top notch gal v.•/goocl skills Gal Friday w/lite skills to Costa l\fesa. Rapidly grow-• PAID V . referem.-es. Spaniah ape · e Profit SharinCJ· Can train. Apply morns,;
-Your premises · txpertly & appearance for spot in "-"Ork in plush new office of ing firm w/great chance 1987 Placenna Ave, C.M. ing OK, 640-0851. 1930 Newport Blvd, Ct.i f
maintained. Refs. 548-7197 e Basic, Maior land dev. company. R.E. department. ! for advancement. Salary to FACTORY \VORKERS ~SEKEEPER · F/time. • 12 days a year MAN . train for window tin-I
Help WantH, M & F 710 Med' al $475. Call s a 11 y 1-t art ' to $2.25 hr. Able to \\'Ork Group ins. Vac. 7 Paid ho!. pa'1d vacat'1on ling installer. Start $2.25 hr.!
ll' · ___ j;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;::;;;;;::;;::;;;(_ IC . ~. Coastal Personnel graveyard shift. Start v.'Ork Park Udo llealth care, 466 Raises to $4.50 within 1 yr .
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---f~££QU::~TING CLERK .-lQOfc 2mr-"RHponslblllty'' $800 "Man In Wlilto..----$'50'~Agency,. 21911 HRrbor BIV<I., tonlgh~v.ra! compaoy• Flagship Rd, N.B. 642-8t>l4. e 6 clays a year Over:.;, tall, neat. So.-ry,.., O _ _ _ Su~ ~pecial Job for ~ who 1.fD · for take ""AT'Oe Cl\t 1n great. need. N~ exp. nee. • . • • _ long hairs. 644-8494.
1 j'Tl'M'E SliiW-clffferen• can ~m-k-in con tr act · ga1 to run """' prac. CLERK/Typist, good y.-ith · II bani -: --· 1NSPECJORS-.,,..._ .... .... lecrYei MANAGiR TRAIN1:1: ~~e ~~~ i!:!: ~[ ticil ---• ~·s &: A/P for constr -=~ ~:CirC:: ~.:~~~ ~~· e= -• lo07o • 2ifcl ~~ ~ ~
aorountini. Type so wpm • 12 days a . req'd. can Lucille. • 8J3.2911I. '°~CHe Chrlso ,i;;; .. A'b"'~& 1st & 2nd shifts shift dlfferen• !Ion In 3l><O days. -Our""" elee. typewriter & 10 key t'OCKTAIL W 8 3}-2 t n er 1 adder. year vacation •'CAREER BLAZERS'' Tues-Sat aitreu : ' 315 3rd St.,~~n Beach Varian Data Machines, a rial n~s~ r:o~ Afust =
Call For Appt. plus CASHIER 12pm-2pm, t.fon· leader in the minH::omputer door to door canvassina ex-Industr:ial RelaUons ' Fri. 642-8274 FE?ifALE, warehouse gftl, industry h a a Immediate Please Applf In Person perience. • , • One-week ''Legel'' ........ $800 . ''Travel Instr'' •.. $6:00 -cooK \VANTED. fl.lust be good driver, full time, openings on 1st a: 2:nd pittta _ Or Contact !3:....~ Call Mr. Newman 979-52'l2
: Chri's· tmas Unlimited potential for top Instructor for combtnatK>n k pe:iihanent;-M students; tor indivkluab having a MASSEUR
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(714)·494-9401
~ONIC
INDUSTRIES
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shutdown I puu c COn14'-'•· •nuuva.,... . COUNTERMAN start. lnterview 3 • S"P M :' B.ilboa 8-y Club
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Equal Oppor. Employer
ACCOUNTANT/
IKPR
Diversifying Christian corp.
otkTs ground floor chal·
lenge to exper. accountanl.
Grow tO controller. Can con-
sider 3-4 d&.y!I per wk. Con -
lact Echvan:I Ban!h)\\'. Pro-
1 ~medlaiiiiii;;;l~nc~.~645-iii~7868iiii .... ;;;;; .. 'I•
ADVERTISING
L-OOKING FQR
A CHANGE
Earn While You Learn
NO EXPER .. NECESS
\VE \VILL TRAIN
$814 MO.
TO START
_ • \V' d De ;.,.,.,. "nM Birch spe(.-tlon activity. Jou must · $160. \Vk. ,.L)verti.me paid, 1n ow s-e. .. ~ .,,,,., have a knowledge 0 f 1221 W'. (bast Hwy, N.B. t
Pl't!ase .Apply .J.t.Smil*--F•ces . .--"•AA ''Blac:k·Gokl'' -, $550 busy place. Recent auto · ~ _resis tors, capacitors, · .. j n Perso•"'"" __ _, .... ~-supply exp. ncx~Co. needs Ftl9Clerk~ ------,0-$450--traiiaiStOrs, !iJieet me t a rr--2722 son Dr. lifJATERJ;{L
Or Contact. J. Fuller Start at front desk spot & J!!,.8i!o ~1:s =.e f~~c~rte;~ you now. Raises, ~nelits, N.B Sharp person who learns ·paru and job rela,led equip-Irvine C•lifornl•
VDM
2n2 Michel-Dr.
Irvine, Califoml•
133-2400, .... 336
Equal Oppor. Employer
AUTO
\\'Ork~ into secretary for the works. It's a good job qu'o•kly & does lite typiog meot .•. If you meet these. · • HANDLER blu.~•p R E oompanv & education. Work for top l the · ht ~ '-""''"' · · . .., · or rig one. will adore this fast moving qualifications and are in. 2400 ext 336 •
-oil company. ECHO · JOB AGENCY oppor. Will train ~ teresled In ~lning .! £!'OW· ~ ' ' Must have forklift exper·
3t5 3rd St,, Huntington Beach relief. Advancement poten-Ing Orange Coority com-Equal Oppor. Employer · ience. Hee.vy lifting. Excel·
"SPECIALISTS"
"Keypunch'' . . . . $500
I Year e~. on any ma-
chine v.'ill do for this large
local firm.
11Payroll'1 . . . . • • $450
Lite exper. for this co. that is v.illing to train gaJ if she is
smart. 1
536-1439 lial & xtn't benefits. Abigail puter company that often: KITCHEN HELPER lent benefits. S\\ring and
COUNTER girl sandwiches, Abbot Personnel Agency, Graveyard shirts available.
part time days & nltes. Ap-230 w. Warner, Suite 2:)9, • ~ Young man lo aid-chef 8 am. ApP.f 9-11 :A.t.1. or 2--4 P.M.I
ply in person at Station LJ. S.A. 557-6122 m:--llltles -· 3 pm. Moo·ft:i. OCQveRar 18. Will aJso intervklw-e\.~~I
quor, 601D \Varner Blvd., ~ $2.50 ~ A-pply
03
at ce-and v.-eekends. , FOOD Service Worker, exper _..u H.B. pref'd. Rotating schedule. • Basic and way, • 1
COUNTER ·girl p It i me .. Good employee benefits. . ..,..-Ma' Medi I LANDSCAPING HELP AppAl,y v"'EpeRnonY ' 10:30-1:30pn1. Apply 1087 W. Apply Costa A1esa Memorial " IOI' ICG Takata Nursery · 546-0724
• Baker. Costa Mesa. H06pitat. lll Victoria, C.AL + Ufe LEAD>1AN PRODUCTS
''Coding Clerk'' . ~cc" ''F ile C'8rk1' .... $400 COUNTER girl. full time for EqualOppor. Employer. to $3.50 hr. to v.•ork Bookkeeper, payroll, quarte:· .,.,_ Tra.lnce tor,_ c_o._moving to dry cleaning shop, eA"P pref. t.(!Al\PE~I~* • Stock Purchase graveyard. shif! for. plasti~ Consumer 'Division ly reports,joumals-& ~bed-\\'ill pay top saiacy for ex-. u• 644-0893 •. Bos .-,-,O'l-.,.-SE'lll'I CO!' Prevklus-ex:trus10J1 exp. 2620 s .. &.&san -
ules. Mu'St be able IO oper· per. Coding policies tor data Orange Co. Airport CUSTODIANS. all shifts-. youl' own I nr ...-. •• '211 nee. Mu8t be stable A-v.'1l1Jl Santa Ana, CaJ!f. 97704
ate NCR bkkpg machine. processing. l\.tany openings for ex-Full or p/thne ~ your e 12 days G year permanent work. an equal oppor en1p!'yer m/f
Prefer autof(lOtive exp., but P ansion. SeHablaEspanol. OY.'n area. High income, ECHO JOB AGENCY _ . _
'vill train qualified person. •'CHOICE'' Xln't sat & benefits. t/tlme. Gu.ranteed Customer s paid vacation 315 3rd St .. Huntington Beach MED BACK OFFICE ~alls!rs·L~~i\-~t~=1 ~~~:n:elDcpt.HoagHosp, E~~~P~er .• 6 clays a year LVN·Day 5:!~ Aldeg & i::~h?~b::c 101nre~~~
54().5630. ' ''$ t •1 $600 ''G J F id y'' $650 DENTAL Ass Is t a n t. 534-7187 paid iick leave Orderlies ttU sh.lfts, wUI fron~. Sia.rt $519. Ca 11 BABYSmER for v.·orking ecre a ry . . . . a r a • • • Chairside, at least ti mo's G S Pum t t d t d ! train. Mesa Verde •c Conv. Marilyn Light 54()...6055, ~J~:~-rdSi~-r:~~~Frf0f~ ''Fiie Supv'' $SSO ''Recept1' , ...... $500 exper. H.B. area. 846-3540. ~time, e:pc~ c!ia :rm • 1sh01ft0/o •di~ ~ Center St., CM. gros~~r!,~~J'!i;flD';rncy,
ti:30 pin. Other hrs if avail. · · · · '' $600 · Dental Receptionist Car Wash, 2009 Harbor ..... rtn• · A ED ' Good pay. 1213) 437-ool'l. ''Cle rk Typist • . Exp'rl. 548-8844 Blvd., c .r..t. ti I LVN 3-11 or relief. Xlnt ~ . 1Sccretary. id skills, -r
I ''Med Recepr' .. $550 a beneflt1 'package.-2 Wk• pd ays /Ume. P-erso nne l
·\Ve ha\"e 12 p 0 sit i 0 n s BABYS11TER v.• anted • '' Acc.tng Clerk'' .• $500 Designer Gr•phics GEH~RAL LABORERS · vac. Ple,ase*ealL~2UO._or Dept, Hoag Hosp: ,N_.,~ _
a\'ailahle to those y.·ho reliable, my home. nites, Estab. inter design firm ln t ·-You may be the one we are apply, 1445 Superior' Aw.., t.IED Tech for expanding lab
quelify. '.\lust be married. Brookhw-st 8c. Adams, HB ''Record Clerk'' .. $494 ''Keypunch'' · · · · $650 N.B. STfa seeks designer looking for. N.B. _ Top ul. Personnel Dept,
ha,·e car & be neal in ap-968--15.12 exper. in dimensio n a I • LVN-Cha.,.._ Nurse, 3 _ l l Hoag liosp, N.B. BABYSI'M'ER. my home, graphics rendering & (15 Needed Noy.·) Plea...e Apply In Person shift 1-i"'~ 8 Conval t MEN S pcarancc.
CALL MR. EDGE & Th "TRAINEES'' ........ ,·1-1u-l inter. 540-2860. Or Contact B. Kratka • · · . escen ' SPA Costa f\lesa. Tues. · urs., ....... ...... •• C.r>.! 8 Hour Day Hosp~ ~18811 Florida, H.B. lP/time attendants. over 2'1,
noon to 6: Sal. all day. Chvn 250 Fischer. · · -Temporncy A!'Signment 847-351:.:>. Sat & Sun. No exper . ....,_
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"P II" u~o "Acctng Clerk" .. $400 D:ct•J"--ronscr r LfVE.ln companioo lo' Ball>Qo Bay Club trans nee. 56-133.l. ' ""'--T lbe VOLT v DM
BABYSl1TER -housekeeper. ayro - -· · · · · "' Instant Per sonnel senior lady. Share lite house lZll w. Coo.at Hwy. NB.
Livt' in, pri rm. ba. 5 or 6 I Cl k' UM ''Gen'I Ole'' •.. , . ot"IUI 60 \v.p.m. typing & good Temporary Service . d.utles. Good home. Call ah MILLWRIGHT days. $12 day. CD l\t, ''Fl• er ' · • · · -rr-~ spelling req'd. Exper pref'd. 384.S Campus Dr., Suite 105 5.30, 552-7~.
Equal Opix:ir. En1ployer &H---1150 :''Pol. T I t'' o11: .. M ''K t '' $SOO Liberal co. tx-nents. Call Newport Beach 546-4741 2722 Michelsan Or. 1 Yr recent exper. fn -..,,oo J;~;;~i';;::;;lj~;;: IBA S-YSITI'ER. Eastbluff j ICY YP s · · .,.._ ey ape · · • · · · 842-7751 for appt. Equal Oppor. Employer MACHINE milling machinery&: a.wem-1~'° ~1 ¥ 11 area. 3 to 6 PM, nton. thru l--'!!!1!!!!!!!! Irvine. C•lffomt. bly. 646-74.34. _
-w -w • ,-,i. 9 Yr. old girl. &14--0987. UNIGARD INSURANCE 1--133-2400, ext. 336 OPERATORS lslonder Y•chte
After 5 Pi\1 By Appolntnlenl BABYSIITER 3-iipm, 6 yr old ''ADMINISTRATIVE'' DIE'TARY Aide -to \\'Ork in GENERAL OFFICE m w. 17th St., CM
Civil Enginet'I' $18K · c 11 at t·r acth:e C.Onvalescent small marrufacturing finn Equal Oppor. Empl(l)'er .....__t---ad!lne. \VIII tn.In M· ODELS-Moo~._ .,...........,, boy. P.fesa Vertie area. a ta! fl 'bl ho f ~"' '" ~ Methods & .-............ w·es aft. 6 eves 557-2090 hospi . ex1 e urs or needs n e a t ' dependable on our machine~, but me· MODELS
Analyst. S&L exp Sl2K "Acct Mgr" .... i 16K "Administr1tion'' $750 full o~ Pf!rt tlme employee. receptionist to per for 1n Insurance Agency Olri chanical aptitude necessary. Women, t.ten, Otlldren
Digital Tt'st Tech to SSQi Banking r-.tust be degreed & ve 3 Grnd w/'J,...3 years busitl('ss Benefits include paid vaca· gel1f!ral oftlce duties. Heavy Self !llarter, penonal lines, Paid Insurance, excellent l\'Iodela wanted for Fall and
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Meec"'°"' . .,_3eyst ~~h _ to -~ COl:LECTOR years exper. in ting. exp er I enc e. to learn tions. & income replace: phones, typing & invoicing. underwriting&: ratings. Exp. benefit!. Apply 9.1J A.hf. or Winter Fashions ~ """"" Promotional opportunity has Report to president challenging sel'Vlce field. ment plan. Apply .1445 Na-sh-required. -nee. Mrs. Bradley, .494-1087. 2-4-P:M. WiJ'J also intervie"' Al\tERICAN BEAUTIES
Progran1n1rr S750 created an opening in in· Superior. Ne1vport Beach or Call For Anni ev~ntngs and "'-eekends. p..1oDELING ACADEMY
Tech Mod Secy lo $700 •tnllmenl loon nnju•tment oall 642-ZllO. ORANGE COAST INSURANCE SALES 67H442 ... 3700 Np! Blvd .• ~~:r:;~ach Opr ·io ;: :~le~~o~·-ere~~ B~~ "Pvrch•s Mgr'1 . $14K DISHWASHER PLASTICS A VERY N.B.
Payroll Clerks to SOOO position, excellent salary, Exper. l\'laterials manager full time, call 642-0598 850 W. 18th St, Ct.I No ex p nee., eam while you PRODUCTS t.IOTEL MAID WANTED
A/P Bkpr, Corurtr $650 benPfits &:. growth ;>otcntial. w1inventocy & productiOJ'I. 00?.iESTIC Help George &12-8353 learn, part time, eves A: C DI I Ion will train, apply In person
PBX/Receptionist to $550 Apply'in person. Room 201, Allen Byland Agency, lO&B wlmdi full dme wh~n quail-qnsumer VS Costa Mesa_ lnn.
aen.:1 Ofc, Ji1e sh to $540 1055 N. Main St., Santa Ana. E. 16th St., S.A. 547--0395. GENERAL CL·ERK tied ' -2Q> S. Swam
Acctng Clerk/Payrl ' -$525 SO. CAL. lST DONUT Maker. exper. Top Farinera Insurance Group Santa Ana, Calif. 927CM
l\1ed Girl F'rl/Lag S500 NAT'L BANK •'MARKETING'' pay. Apply Dolly o Donut, Expel'. w/workmans comp Ed Lan! * 540-1834 an eqUa.I oppor employer m/f
Jr. A~ Clerk to $475 E I 19148 B kh 1 H B prel'd, but wi.U train sharp I ~ . '""'"" An Equal Opport. mp oyer roo Ul'!I • • • person ~·/good typing & 1 ~ ~~~;IFilr ~~ BAR l\f Ar D, nites & "Food Sales Trne!1 $750 ''Indus. Mgr'' •• $15K Bet\\-een lO &. ll nm. ability to glow in' knowledge JaritMial MACHINE OPERATOR CAl~I~ TRISH HOPKINS Y.'t'ekends. Top56s a! a r Y. \Ven· known national Co. \Vant e11.-per manager ' A I & responsibility, Cali 842·7751 M$3achlnc10 h Cha!IOperat~ '·~ JERRI WHITTEl\lORE Queen Bee, i· 2 NeY.'J)Ort ~eeks trainee v.•/2 yrs col-familiar Y.'/indumial ac· Dr 5 SS Stant for appt · r. engmg tit'""'
PERSONNEi. Blvd .. Cl\f 646-9935 I °'I + r -·n•s t• ~-me .....,nal Young lady (18-28) to assist P--' 'To -25 potential in the excil.ing """NE cge. ~1. co. ca · -...vu " .....,._..., ·~ ... v UNIGARD INSURANCE l"W1'er &V" reinforced plastiC!I Industry H\..YI B1\Rl\1AID \"9.11led. Apply al n1anager. in health spa. Will train, no D SERYICES.,.AGENCY Knotty Keg. 2:125 Harbor exp. nee. Apply in person GENERAL ottice-exper. Ov-6 •YI Wffk w/a leading 25 yr old co.
. ~1 Blvd., C.~t 646-9910. ''Koy Acct Rep" $10K sny aft or eve. 2930 \V. e:r 30. Gd. typing neccu. 4· A~·· In pe-Appl)'Whin , ... t._r;!O,! l"-488 E. 17th St.(at Ir:vmel ... l• c---· H NB ~--• wk ·=~e lndust t't'O.J' • ..,.. UIA""' ....... t"
Sult. 214 642·1470 BARTENDER. exp. l\.1ature, • Pu\A firm In their field UWl\ · wy., · · u...,-.. • .... ,vw . 60C(I Victoria, C. "tesa
\\isheli steady emplym't. ·, seeks exper rep. 2 Posi· area. Call 9-J: 546-709l FAR lllrrT Equal Oppor, Employer • .,,.... 1f#'1 .,,... Home o"mer this area, 12 tions ope n. Company car. DRIVERS 5 PART TIME GIRL PART TIME RW MACHINIST CLA'l'HEl
NMR A FEE
Secretary
Inventory Control
Keyp1nch
PBX
Bookkeeper
Assemblers
Dortnoll Per-I
Service ALL around baker or ex. yrs. \\'rite Classified Ad No. I Deliver mail to bank!. Pinto Young, sharp, attractive. S£RYICES to $3.'75 hr.--i..oog· hair Could
.. ~ 926, Daily Pilot, P.O. Box ear provided w/stick shift. Small sales office In lrv'lne be a hazard on this job. Rf'· perlenced bench man. 1Uik I',". C0<ta Mesa, Ca ~. ''TECHNICAL'' S day wk Raise alt<' l1 lnd st Park · Mu.st ha·-for Mr. Dutton bet\\--een 9 & """ ;IW4.• • u · • • .., • cent lathe exp. nee. Show up 500 Newport Centet Dr
2. Richard 's 1\.1 ark et . BEAUT~ OPR,S.:op ~~~~ i?~·llia~ta~/o:~e ~: =· b'f41o ~:is5:~ '1: 1672 Reynolclt Aw =~· tor this one. Perm. Newport Buch 64M470
i !a~Ous people wanted ~on-~~~iG:>. . ''Entlneer'' . . • • $15K ~~idT-:: • :.0~$4et~! .;~~~:-c~i: ;~ ~o c!::! i-~~I. Call. Lou J~ . , 1nt._AM -315~~:.!8:ntl~=jiach -
to earn $100. to $1000. per BOAT CARPENTER Degreed civtl engr to train! •-mechanical training. llOme Chri1tma1 money. G. I I F t~-•~ .,_,,.,. n...-. Emp1o.,.. 536--1439
I mo. part tJme, out of your w/structural contractor o uv-ECHO JOB AGENCY r r ... y ...,_./ -.-vv~· , ..
ho ~123 Do finishing 11>-'Qrk on 37' "''00(! ceilings. 315 3rd St., Huntington Beach fee Paid~ A dream -spot w , MAOilNISTS • PREeISION
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----.ANIMAL--EONT-ROk ha\'c P:<(X'Mcn1:t' to d<rh1h,.llr.. t---.... Oriver·S.les to $632 ctianengr&~1e-1htriir 'Eii'ifS3);$40~--woft<;...-roounr,-s._ •. .,._ :t~rw'i --. =tfOW.-QP.1~-::--:-:-:-~.--11=-1
OFFICER est qunlil)' \\--ood\\'Orking. '1Eledronlc Tech'1 ........ $4/$5 hr YOllJ' career. Al.!!O Ff<:_~'?~· Ing alter achoo! and Satur-pmdtn for-small CM Co. GB tnduatrh!s of so. caJlf
Days ror Mimnl shelter. rnl'ifi~ Trnv.;l'I' Corp. Some exper. \\•/C!ltclronlc WESTCLIFF Ca11 ,Ann Chrlstie, .556;b'505. llaya stiling new aublcrlp-Exp'd ln dle repair&. punch has Immediate QPtnlhe11-r0;
Good oppor. for mature 5-li-6908 tape 6ygtcmA for gro'vth I PcnomM!I Agency Control Career EMploymCnt tlons t« the DAILY PILOT. prep 1et-up. su:.d. tralncc1 tn d lt p ·1 & y
man Perm pos. f)1u!t have """"""""""""""""""" onen~ed company, 1651.E. Edinger, S.A. • Agcmey, 3400 Jrvhte Blvr'I., This Is not a PAP6 nmte MAIDS & l.:eundry help. Ex· marketing dlltrlbutlon a
K()Od. driving record ,fe vnlid Boat Repairman , • !Mark n Center) N.B. and dOet not Include de-per UMeceu. Pennancnt. credit nK!rchandlsina:. 6 new
·.···• ·Calif:·driYerc He . .Appl~.al \\'8.tM'fn'>l'lt ··· C!Xfit'r:·-prerit. ·· ·· · · ' · 54.Ml836· ··· "' 'GiRt:tri~,'~1$1;1 ·llwries ·or col:~ .. Open. '1'PPIY · i:t' .. Mattl"'t.--m .. toaa~n• .10. open .. .ln .. Jin.
l'OOU LAguna CaoYon Rd., P•mo. F"ll •im<. "'"''have ALL POSITIONS LISTED IN BOTH OFFICES ELECTRONIC DEVEL afrl oltlce, must ho llhrap & lni• In Ceola Mt;ta, r0tmtaln Westminster, Wa1tminster. m<dlato luSun>. Maoy poo~
·t.ag. Bch. short ha1r & ctcan record. TECHNICIAN pcnonablc 642-3400 =and Sou~Hunttngton MAIDS _ No exper. nee. Ap-Uortsnn~lopen0loer tuU lime J\PI\~. Couple over 40 for No dr1.tlef"3 pl('tl.'lt'. Blackie's Dealgn llQl-out, test &r: buUd HAIR DRESSER ~. ~ "'1P1Y ....," by C&lllna Pb' in penon, The Rode'Wli.1 /'xt.NT""'"~rNa PJ\O.
40 Units, CO.ta M .... Call Boa• Yero, Newport S.ach . ARE-AU EQUAL OPPORTUNTY EMPLOYERS .,11tl state telt . equip tor Roni booth. PrefOT Cui>-EquN Oppor. EmJ51o>u !mt, 1«111 s.E. Bristol, COsta GRAM
' 64)-1121. BOOKKEEPER '°le< wantlll.( aytemi. Re-llan. 'Ille Hair Oialet. = -1:1 .... 161-8100. • * SUMl:IER • P/!l'll:IE
ASSEMIUR part dmc 64S-19IO ' quin>d min. 4 yn exper. 644-!llll KEYPUNCH. * .. i6ID MAIDS NEEDED, "1JPl,y 2l1 WORK ALSO AVAIL J'OR
Some ooll•g• ei«:troolct HAIRSTYLISTS -~"'· p/L Xlnt .... NI Coost Hwy., HIGH -sCHOOt. "
• Lila Mft. BlfFUMS COSTA .IP.. A ru1100 deol•abl•. All bl .. ~. ._... Boocb 491-lSM COOLEOE !n'IJDENTS r ... growing CHR!J;l'IAN 11:, .,,,.,.. M.ster Spocl•lltln• A..tstant wanted. Must be * COMPAN'l B!:NEnTS
plaol olleno a<>Od tut,... h> • • • • •· • 1640 Mo"'9"1a. Coltl M.,. lie. & abotp. ~ll66.· KITCHiN HILPll ~O::~A • • SC>Mr; PART TIM I
herd woo1rint! lodMdua!•. Chin. & F in• Glft1 An Equal Oppty .Erlt1~oye• HOUSEKEEPER -bo.1>1:311· Mature :ir,.w/cooltlnc ••' S 491-9iog P 0 S.l '.':.! 0 NS A LS C
Del' or nl1lh1 lhift. No CJO)C•. Full I ~lion ANAHEIM 778 8120 tcr, livo-ln, S dayt Dad Ai . ,. ·'-..o. AVAlt.JWJ.F. req'd. Pleuan1 cond'tt1oJvi, Availa~Fein thj;'~Mlltn~ . , . Et.reJ'1µ)NfC Teat Tech. Boyt -5 • 8. &n Juan ~ mvan A '"'l"""L MAID Wanted • Se.cliff FOR -Pl!RSONAt. =i..~~:.·z:: =~~nire cxpor. pe"!"' • • • • • • • • ~~w1=~:~~~ !:~ 1~.is~~j,:;:~~ DIS~ASHER ~;,;.':,1,J;, ~wy., IN~E'r,l_'i,~1 CALL1
Sl>ll, GG-1868. Apply Pc,...:m<I Ole w/clcctnmks 1 "'In tn g Orrutge Co. Dotnelrtlc /tst.cy ClcaA ...,.,, dcpe"lfable . Import Mechanic Monday Only ,_1 • ASStSTAJIT M.-cr No. I FMhlon l!land COSTA MESA-~7Q6 lfarllr Blvd. Suite 206 &!or ex("'r. Xln't oppor. 1046 N~l'u!olln, °'J!.118'1--0llOO SURppl,y•ln~OI" ,., 1m,,.,..1 ~u!Ott!Oblle \nechanl•'i=o,;.:;;;~c,;=,,.:..:;c.,,,...I Tntlnrts, taunt« Git~. N~ Beach ---::£:_ • ----'-' --S:tlary-=': beneJila. Disc -_ --·~ 4.....IJ"-L llil&-r-We of/er..tbe~ N RSER_Al<b all ah'tt~ _ 1--~'r)' Cooks. P..r--Nitea • Equal QPPor. Empkl}'t.'r ll'llltrumenl•. 102-E. Baku, You don't need a aun to 5930 ~-Col.It J:fwy. "'Widne: condiUon1 with top xbit frlnrt bT\fl.I. Beve'tly
OraW)'Onl ihl!rl open. r 1 I ~~~"""1...,;"""'!"'!'I AIWI. [f U l!llO ~ [ ·c, . CM 919-WO. "Draw Fut" when ,.u NeWlllX' 1leado pay ~ bone!!,.. M a nor Co n v H o • p •
lime ~ Plrime. Xlnl lot BUS Driver " b' """""'°°I lll"""UU ""'UI UC111 p1..,, an ad In lite Dall,y Dick Miiier Motors Ceplstnmo Boach, 49M18&.
momm .,/di~ In approx. 2.l hrs "''k. !I Split l -It The fut6ldtaw In the West. J>Dot \Vant Ads! can "°"' A eoodl'ftftl ad ta• SoO<f ll-12:1 w. w.,,fr, S.A. NH<t .a "Pad"' Place an If! • AlllblY. Jodt·l .. Tlte-itdtltta. 0-11 Ollly. Cl••n f\. , .... Daily Pl1o< Cluallleot • 60<o6'JI. Witmk 567.21~ . • Call -I :v;s._~~~~·~JT~th~S:~ •• ~CM.~=!ddri~'~""~·~=~~~~~~·~~~!on=~!!!'!~!"!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!~ Ad. &1~. _ _ ... ._ __ _,.. ~· --. ,_
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Sh \11!'1. 7' to J;J() ·" ~ 1 ~~ ?:f1· 1 I . . ~ . AND ll~~r~ndC''.l!ly: ~l'CllS or .II'.· --SHIPPING CLERK . lll'I', !el;phonl' & gPlll'ral l)f-Rent Was h e rs/Dryers Fi\l.L t•lolh1·s. K i I I \\ ~ I'!' . WATER SOFTENER ~VC'lly l\IAllOI, 2-14J! \la ,-c, ., , • • !tT~t art P1n;onrwt..nl$ll · . . . t f11·(', ~~d1ngl'r & NC'ii·1xi11 f l. \\'k. Full n1a1n1. l::stradi\, Lagunu llllls. Bf~C~,11 IO~l!ST T~p1sl. k1•11111: Ntlt•.s. Cand1da!C'S __ J .. ll'I H1n(• h46-1910 l·'1'l'l'\l':ll' S.A_ :\11·~ llrosk ins * 6::~1 :!01 * huu~t'l\";H"t.', r u r II i r u I' I'. Never Been Used I ---I JliU'1 lln1e. l\l 1 t r NG 1 1· I · · Heh·o·sh111t"nl~. llnily !11·1111·. I if t' r 1 1 * NU RSEH\'1\1AN U.'11·01·k.· ., l'''''""'•'I·. & •hl"Ulilo ... ,',., 1' R ECEIVI n.1u~! 18\'f'' i;oocl PU~ '.e f-;T,~TIO~ alll•nrlanl.. D11 y .-~.,>:-,(:'.::; --• -. \\'/\SJl ~:H .-DRYJ·:n Ill"!'> fu1· 11l'iz1'.~ HI ;u11 to -I , i· nnr uc· ury gua1'lll n ~~-ll't'l' f•m1 n....ratr t111s<· 1 ..., .. u~ .... I k tc!C'phonl' pcrsonaltt). shtft ·Ill hr. Ilk Chr~Ton l u . SI -I' r bl o · h ..... " l!•·-..:ula~\ li•·ll~rorS~.\\'iH · · '-'I",. · "'"nd•Y• • •-,,,,,·rabl• Xl•'t wo""< _ d & .._ • : ., • .' . n1que a es~rson ur u r is 1v11sn.-r 11111. Nl'Yo' 1'hrH1 Shop, l•I.) i':. ~1·11 lo • ,. ,., ...... -,, r'Qulpn1<'nL l'l'l•fc·r I Y''nr •"'-' .· "''"" "''I ~ ." , .. 1.,.rons .,,.,n~-:s.1at1on ... OcOi'111r1·1e"·· \J.';"·"l · I r-... · S~iU rach•ti lG-58-18 1Hll1S1.,(',i\I. .. •·1•ap. M.-.,-.,1.~.
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llan11!t?n & Brookln1r111, ~ & It likkp'g. ll!"t•dt>d for \;ui~n lln!a Ma~h111l'.s ~us THE IRVINE CO. PHrt-i 'inn• p1•1·11•1u·r .·"-'. 1•11Jnys 1· .. 1a1l1:\'f.\TJ-:l:IAI •. IO!itfs d( NI;:\\' h~1· S·'IO. 11S I·:. ,\\'ilsun, C1\l
W t;_hJlclt e11, !11ll'f'_ a i1t'f•k Irvine. luMo' !u:n1 <.:•wUIOO. I _'111 Hllllll'fhalc opcn ~ng [n1 a D S . & L I ~all's h• Ju111 our :'l"lalf of J'l'l•:;\l:-1! [)tlOJ's, lu111 he r, 11!v. a(I Ii pt11 .\II lun1 i1t1r1". npptlancrK. 0-,i'n trlln~p. S.!G'"4721 :-; t'\ '\62'.! ,......._ sh1pptng and rccchnn~ el!'rk :l;-iO Nrii•porl Centrr"'DT'. _ own!_Y av1ngs _oan i u 11 I q u io _ s 1 0 i·ckccµt".r:< 1 1 1 . i'l - -~----~-'l'\"s. l;;n11-1.~. lu~s. l'IOtlle.~. . , ......:..::.·. . 11•1lh a n11n~n1un1 ?' 11vo '.'i•ii·port Rt•~u·h, Calif. Has nprnini;:; in ~lunlin~lnu 1 QUALIFICA'f!ONS: Dl'.-:iJ:(: ~1~ · ,M uiu.:~ U"l"~lni:, 111" I -f 10~ ~P ·~y!! htkf'. h1'tln?. nu.• .le n1 i:<t•. l!:nd~ ~llllt t.ISED \:~RSES A.l dl" .. '(. Con Hl-.Cf.PTIONlST for hra11ty l yenrs l'xper1rrn-e tn thl" B<'nch for a p/llmC' ll•llcr l ,1, \\li llin,.,.nrss ng. 111ndo11:s, 1"11 . S.~~. i'.IPt·I .. fiin1 Sl~. :1 (.'S.AULJ:.:S, 2:Ai0 Nc1vpo:·1 \11le~l'<!nl ho1nl' .• ul l ."h1fts. I salon, :: days y.·k. NiN:' rCl'f'ii,lng or 1• It•{' 1 1 . ._. n i {' 9'.!66:~ 11·/savin$::S & loa n or bank-ti , . p .· j·. ~ll J'l'I'~ BUILDERS SURPLUS I Cht>nlllt• t1i.:111 IM•d s11rrac1.~. Bl l'(l., C~1: Tui:s. thur Sat.
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NEEDED lAt \Vcsll'hfl ·P1aza 1 11n1!. wi1lln1-: to _v.·urk H~acl, !ki'.:!~l40L , I 1hru Friday. Agel8 10 :xi.j 11~: .J·16-lll o2 ff'HILOH l-'.NS pla) housr Thu1n11s,iiJI<' lwdruon1 sci,
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I Cl('mcnte General 1-losp 1 l'f't.'.CIV1ng dt•pa.rlmt•nt. Fol'k· ~c·y R.eN!pHonisl Si:,0 -X\n't 011por. ,t, "'Orkin!!: Srvt•n n11 tun chairs, ull •.
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heavy liflins:; rcq'd. Start John!l<ln, 6~4-3101 1h1r1ng St h JX'l'il'n1•r In lransf('r & In~. ~'.!en or \\'Om~n. C11n f2131 <1~3620
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BRICKS -CALL • '" v"' """" '°'~"~"· '""'' un an LFA ROM 0 '73 240Z Ji' USED $2021J5 870-4Sb4 Baille ~~Ilg Course for llC\\'S!)<i /M't boya. Cos~ Aulo Tr1ou:, Po\v~r Steerl11&:, RCE""E"'
rK"\V $87.!fj vlith!'>ut ral!k, Air Cond, Mttg Wh~J1, 'Vhy buy an a!llO ran! U > pl t • Uc
Musical Instruments 122 seamanlilit1i & lloat ha ndling th is alK' $45 "'1th rack. lJ,850 mil~. AJ\.t.lnt Stefoo BUY 11 Winner I Super red, .t speed, air CO?-ON DISPLA y WI ax • ·
REYNOLDS flutl' 11·i1h caS(!
$7'.i
lit. Beach l~rver Sq uadron 893-6·100 llft fi P!\I or Sai·Sun. and Tape Dock, \Vhite wllb ~ new '7'J Alfa-Ro1nc0, '72 dJtlonh!J, n1ags, very lo"' Deliv~~ePrice \
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531-1317
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firm. 675-7444.
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a1 Used rn '" rrom ..•.•.. ~.00 ' Com:tln Every Day '73 TOYOTA MarJoa. llil:ILScbool &. Biko "'"""'8 ······· ... S·t.;,o NOW AT . '72 ~-.OZ Ask-Jt.Our ·Un'--1 ~ 1
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OFflce Furniture/ all lx»!Hng enthu;;iast.~ 1969 THIU~l Pl l 500, t'01n-Trans. A 1-owner beauty ns
Equip. 824 lnformation (714) 968--0tM plelf'l y rhoppM, g00<l C'Ond. (TI7HEJ ). House of Imports
EXEC ""'"I ch1'9 11 5/:0 Seo I Dewey Schoem~ker $!nl nr l"ot'st ofh.•r. 548-JOi;) Ai.FA ROMEO . SAAB SALE 6862 r.tanchteter, Buena Plll'k
chrs S8f2·1 Desks $20/90 I 4301/t Begonia I '70 250 Ossa St!lleto 3100 W. Coast 1-lv.-y., N.B. un the S&qta An.a Frwy
p;e,,,. 867 w 19 CM 642-3408 Corona del Mar I• 1<1' &12·5901 642•9405 AUSTIN HEALEY 523-1250 P. /O •26 / YO'J arr th(' 11·lnner tif Electric Cars 930 V•nt 963 TOP $$$ i•nos rg.-ns v TWO FREE TICKETS 'fi6 AUSTIN 1-lealey. In~
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1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303
Order Your Color Today! &" VEHICLE SHOW l-Olld. $2JO. 552-9367 eves. lJ,000 mi, SJ,195. 495-S.S27' BMW · =~-------•I not. 1-'or top dollar, see Bud '73 DATSUN p/u, shell Bob t •··ch Im A L A Y L.k I Motor Homes l\utos Wanted · 968 or n ..,.... porta ·n TOYOTA CoNlla deluxe
1taUon \\'ag. Xlnt cond, 1 $1250. 6T:.J-1275
s ong s ou 1 e SEPT. t9TH-23RD camper, &m/lm, mags, toda)I
Non-playel's & players \\'el-At lhe Sale/Rent 940 TOP ORANGE COUNTY'S many extras call afll'r 4
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cvl'ryonc 10 ll':u·n to play 2000 Sta ~n!"-i~~~~e Blvd ., • SERVICE • 1• &
the organ! J\11 1l1a!er inls PAID
rum;,he<I. """" call Sfl-"678 oxl ""' • RENTALS • to rlain1 yo_u r tickcJ.'i. IM"EDl·"-'TE"" Ton1 Oit.1erlch -in <'!uu•ge. tNorlh County Toll 11.'ee -IYll M -~I -/
Phone 642-2151 "· · •1• 220 FOR LL nunl....:r 1s .~ v-1-1. A Exrcllent selection of pre.
COAST MUSIC I Boats/Marinti price N'-evaluation n1odels.
'69 DATSUN, 4 door !<edan,
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Nabers Cadillac
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2600 lL\RBOR BL., cosrA MESA
a.lG-9100 Open SUnday
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PIANOS-ORGANS 'St."5. complNe. MIU.ER WE ARE IN ROY CARVER, Inc.
New & U~. Gre1:1-t selechon. I l\IARJNE SALES s-16-4351 GMC DESPERATE NEE-0 23 , E. 17th St.
Con1pcte1tve pnre:ii. Open I ~~~-----~ OF GOOD CLEAN .. ,.l:Nes. & Sundays. The best 12 VOLT Bait & Bilgl" Motorhomes ' Costa to.lcsa 546-4444
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[1rarh .!hnp1111!i ft' . .. '• i\toVJ'NG niusr sell Spill{>t N 23' Bf'llbo 1-'G E ···r--• '.. • J ".-Elcct Organ, SSOO. or i>f'st t'\\' y xprl'ss G'.\IC REC. Cf::>ITER . '73 BAVARIA (DEMO) Refrigerator, Stove, a 11
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offer need lra\1'1 t l Cr uiS<'r. Sl:>s 4, fully 1.'QUip 2000 E. 1~1~~11.000' Santa. .\na '72 2002 111 TOP •$$$ OP $$$ utenslls, super clean, '_ ' r r, 1v1bail tank, ron1 pass, gal. ..,.,,,. bl'it;ht pain! job 4!J2..80,j2 I Icy, s tcrro, dbl. balleries, 2'25 '70 2002 SC'aeh ln1po.rls \\'Iii buy y~ur o-n~. lo>J~-will "·oy ,_,,, MUST SEE
'69 VETI'E. 1127, 4 speed, air,
Al\l/t'!\1, lilt S!l'Cring, orig.
011'ncr. $2,500. (Tl•ll 675-84311
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B LO . e Dn!c's l\lolor Honll' ll.f'nlals J d r · °'' '"' ...,, .,. u.. "" A. WI N ,\C'J'Osoni,. SpinPt O~IC. l rO. P ricC' sf'Cklnr;-10 '69 2002 agua r, pa.i or or not. For 1-.IG raid for 01, not 1-·o 10 TO piano. $7~. Call aflrr 5::t0 I SST'aO. (ln"lds 1ra iler1. P.l'a· 'T.~ 2.}26' !\I.II. & :\linis Jlor \\I. Coast H\\'}'., N.R, •1.e 16""'. _ top clol.lar. see Bud or Bob ,'iolta"r ... Bu" 0,· ao'b .•, _ &tl-88a.1 F'rt'l' niiles !l til 9, 83.'i-0900 642 9405 "° VV"'--' &!lath J tod • --~ " APPRECIATE __£.!~-'-----I son ror selling, too 1nany -=~·~ ____ 1,67 2000CS CPE at .. · ni~i:ts uy. Beach lnipo.-ts today. . , · '68 EL Ca111ino SS, A/C.
$1,090. \\'URLITZER, 120 eleelri c: fril'nds, ne('(I biggc1• boat. llOUSE on 11•h('{'I!<, eonvertcxl \\'E HUY •1.e 2002 piRno $200. or lx>~t offer. Pril·ate Pru·ty. 49<J-:l.1]6 or 'JG Chevy School Bus, r ug-J'.\IPORTED AtITO.o; .,-_ . .,.,..,.. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio
549-2193 Rfter 5 pn1. 496·908f. . gcd, beaut equipped, sips 6, BEST PRICES PAID!
-PIANO WANT-E~ 24' SEA nay:· '71. Cuddy SlSOO. li42-00:W aft 6· Dean Lewis Imports· Bob M~Larert, BMW
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Covers, trailer, CG equip· . . ·646.9303 Sales -Service -Leasing '69 XKE Coupe, $30.000 mi., -=========
TV -R d " HIFI pcd. -VHf radio. $6600.-Days 'TRAILER-CI ea-n 22: ;.,-850 l'j'.01th ~_ruti Blvd., Xlnt cond., JnUrQOJ1~ \\'.r. OPEL ' a IO,· ' 836 586-1610, ev~ & \\·kends Kcnsklll, ash1~'06<l int. S.C. IMPORT~ \VAi\"I'ED La l labra 1\'hls, SJ400, lllsk fo; Ali,, ___ _,_ _____ _
Stereo 54-l.-J5i4. trees. grass in Ne11·port l"k. Orange County's 1714) 879-5624 S42-0ro7. r
---------54g..3880 TOP $ BUYER '""'""'""'""'""""'""'""'""' ----------1 ** '69 OPEL Kadett, low RCA, Zcnllh. Sy I van la; SE:LL or 1 cad e 2-1.· . BILL MAXEY TOYOTA MASERAJI miles, gQOd eond!Uon. Prlv
Largest selection co I o r, SPorllisher, Chrysler \7-8, Auto .Serv1c•, Parts 949 18881 Beaeh Blv :. CAPRI -pny. $950. 548-3313
black & while TV & stereos clean, off-shOre nlOOring. H. Br 'lch Ph. $l47-!!55.J PORSCHE
U1an the disrounters \1·/J yr ·"n~s~E=A~C,..a,-,,-pc-,-0"''"1'°C-m-o-,lo-r, oonditio nrr S35. TOP CASH . • SPORTS in So. Calif. Pr iced less 6T.,,..&'i49. Cust-o-matic Aulo Air ---~ '72 CITROEN
Picture llllx-. J yr nBrts & -,, .. , dn"ve '. ,, .. * S12-79:~9 • ,.v -..,,. " '"' ---~-------l for clean late mocll.'l can
Sot>n.>iee: 111ost '7-1 n.~lel11 in I $2000--Phooe 968-2673 Fl)'ilig ••••••••••I and trucks! MASERA Tl '
stock. 73 models _priet.'d 10 Hridge Howard Chevrolet NOW OWN THE
'66 J'ORSCHE. 911
gorgeous silver. black inter·
rli Hicult to find , pr<>stige auto, ior, A:\l~I. 5 spd, must »ee clear. Cosh 90 pl an or ter nis ~1 , SPORTLIN<" r· 1 . l§l to 38 n10. ABC Color TV. 1~-~ 1 Lo, is 1 ski, 1:1 :-.r A 1 d J bo FABULOUS 1973 9021 Atlanta, or 190 4 6 1;i Jolmson, cover. conv top, Autos for SM-pp -ac rt 1ur an an1 ree
Brookhurst Huntington t:rlr. xlnt, many xtras, rec.1 ,;;mmmmmm;;mm~I Neivport Bea ch I CAPRI Beam. 968-JJ'.!9 or 962-5559. overhaul. S875 645-7846 aft 5 83.1-0555 Sport t.'Oupe decor. body side
\VE PAY TOP OOLLAR n1011lding!<, reclining front SKIPJACK 20' Open Cruiser General 950 1---0R TOP USED CA!lS scats, contour rear seals. 4 2lOHP Oi'olC P!tXJloUer. .....~1 • GT'...-2370 private party e FLEET SALE e lf your car is extra clean, st"' ... -... Lransm1~ion, po1\·er · see us first. front disc brakes, s1yle stee.I
'38' Cl-IRIS ROAJ\1ER Sell or Lease B~UER BU!CT,O: 11·heels, bueket seal.s, radial P/S loaded. $2.:.,ooo. Call 2925 Harbor Blvd. ply tires. 2000cc t!ng.
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83tl-9.137. '73 PONTIAC Granville 4 dr Costa Mesa 979 2500 tGAECNB4280t1. 3 Lines, 2 Times, $1.00 16' NOR\VEGIAi'l Lapsta ke OVERSTOCK ED I
•••••••••• Bavboal '60. Corripletely ~~~.loaded. like nell·, 5132·50 Autos, Imported 970 IMMEDIATE
LOVABLE 1 yr. old blk/1\•hl rcblt. Mint. S.:,00. 536-3&17. DELIV.ERY
rem,>IP. "people·· col. Shol" 25' FIBERGLASS Lyman '1'. ·n FORD LTD B'hm 2 ck, ALFA ROMEO GUSTAFSON box trnd., 1\·ill spay. f\\'C. V-8. loaded. $13,500. loaded, like ne\v $89. n10.
64HJIJ!t co,t -Make oUor. 646-6344. TOP $$$ Lincoln-Mercury· '70 CHEVY I mpala 2 dr h.t. PLA \Tfl.JL bl .t:. 11·111 killcns, 50· r..1Al·IOGANY displace-lo niiles. $79. 1110, Beach Imporls ll'ill buy ,rour 1$00 Beach flt \Varner
7 11·ks, hscbkn, son1e tluf"· n1ent hull, $4,950. !luot•·•Mo• n -ach •:1 • ~ ,\\fa Ron1eo paid for or ""'' " ...., 6-14-0903 646-7488 70 FORD Galx 500 4 dr, xlnt noL For top dollar, sec Bud 842-8844 * (213) 592.5544 P~YFUL 11·hite kitten, lots Boats, Sail 909 concl $69. mo. or Bob at Beach Jn1ports ''Home of the Viking''
of charaeler, half Sian1l'se, •70 FORD Torino 2 dr h.t. today. fem iv/short hair. 592-2422 * * 1-1' 1~ I B ~ R GLAS S
sailboat. Goorl condition. $69. ino.
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27 GAJ •. fish t an k .
\1·/Heiheim fillt•r sy~tem .~
stand. Like nc1\·. $100. Eves.
&1'1--6834
\\I/trailer. $2TJ. 833-6209 ·~ f'ORD Torino 2 di' h.t.
evenings. $f>9. nio.
l'tl-IODES 33--Classie racing. ·
chan1pion "IJANAHULI." A!I _car.oi: ~bo1·e . arc . fully '66 Alfa GTA
Top condition. $6JOO. Ph: e<1u1ppcd 1nel ud1ng an·.
673-1232. '60 CO;\IET 4 clr. orii;:. :zcJ,000 Blue 1vith contrasiing int~r-
CORONADO 25, 6 hp cng, 3 rni. $250. lor. 5 sf>d .. 4 ~l'heel disc
sails, $4400. Gti-l.508 01· South Coast Car Leasing hrakl'!!, l'ildtal h~. Ex!ra 100-9--1~6. 300 \\'l'St Coast !Iii)-.. N.B. sharp, Si.-c & D1·1ve ITNE-
SOLING &!5-2182, afler 5, 673-8269 ·136).
all sails & trailer. $2500. WANTED USED
Call >14-TI75 BRICKS -CALL $1588
DATSUN
WE'RE HERE
See us at
:i.rac:ARTHtm & JA.:,IBOREE
BIG SAVINGS ON
'73 Ot'!mos
510's
P ickups
610's
NE\'1Rlf<T
fully equipped (300GIP). lo appl'f'CiRte. 1361EQPI.
[h\1rh Jh npn t1!i
.J.~ . . . .· • •. . r .•..... , ' ·-••
1963 ttASEP..ATI, n ew
engine. new racing mags,
SAVE
ill1\\l'h _ilir f'• :rh
+'
new tires, nev.• Koni sbocks, 1 "'=='-'=""===::==: ne1v air cond.. elec win· '73 9UT cotJ.J>e, b I a c k
.do\\;S, ne-.v paint job . 1\'/black leather Inter, air
49,1-7571. rond, koni's, a.II extra.fl.
MA~DA Asking $10,000. 645-6350 or
642-3.9.:J"l
1 · '68 PORSCIIE 912, new paint * M.azda 73 Rotary * & engine. $-UOO. Ca I I $66 MONTH 548-8612. •
36 MONTHS OPEN LEASE 1 '·~10".""P"•"=c...., ... ~~su=-T~.~Spo-... ~ •.
\\1111 accept trade-ins kn\' miles, mags, am-fm,
CALL MR. FR.Y 84l-fi66S Excellent s;»OO. 494-2906.
Hunt Beach ·n PORSCHE ~4-4. ma.gs,
• ,\M-f"M. appr. gmup. Prlv.
M.AZDA ;;~~1~12. 91JT. Sepio
brown. Exrel cond. must
sell, bett offer, 49-1--4968
17111 Beac:i Bl. S42·66li
-BOB LONGPRE
MAZDA ..
-SERVICE F-IRST-
EXCLUSIVE
MAZDALEASE
TOI' $$$
Beath Impotb wHI buy your
Porsc;he. 118.id fqr . or not.
~~or tw dollar. 9ee Bud or
Bob at-Beach-lmportJJ today.
!!ll';1rh Jhnp1111!; +' . . ' . TALKING l\lynah b i r d
\\'/new cage & sta nd. $200.
Eves. &l-1--68:1·4 14' Hobie Cat $585 8704564
847-ISZ! ' or (ZlJ) 592-:1133 953
DATSUN 888 Dove Demon.~tor Sale
Ne11-po11 Beh . NO\\' In Progress RENAULT Do as 854
e PUPPY WORLD e
Chihuahttas. Tiny Poodles,
American Eskimo (Spil z1,
P it Bull s. Bull Te1Tier .
Chow, Cockapoo, Kceshond
and English Bull Dogs. 100
MIXED PUPS!! S I u d
Service &lost Breed!I.
Open Eves: 5.11 ·5017
DOBIE, 2 male, I red, 1 bl k.
Gr. Pyrenees, 2 sho1\'. 2 pet.
Love Priced. r..tartincrcst
Kennels. 546--0989
CAL 2.->, -S_pin11ake1· & Gc.'lr, + 3 Sails. 6 HP OB, nr11·
inl. $5500. 5.:.1-0.Wl
Boats, Sltp1/1Joeks 910
BALBOA Slip for 40' boal
For Sub-lease. Oct-June 13.
'74. Ample parking. Full
flr1cilities. 673-7950
Boats, Speed & Ski 911
14 IT Boat ~·-trailer, 2:i lfP
outhcmrd. ~1\• paint $285.
Call 586-1&12
SAVE A 110 1\'IELESS PET I ':!!!!!!!!!~~~~~
Poodlf's, Cockapoo. Springer I' )~
Sp1tn iel, Dalmatia n, l' it ~-T_._.. ___ 1ion-~ .,a.. Bull. 494-48'"»3 _ . ml
SILKY T erriers·5 fen1ales. No
reas. oUer refused. Call
8.32-SU'l or 644-61 78.
SlIELTIES (i\fin. Coll lcs). 3
puppil'li, n1alc, 2 fcm:ilcs;
I ~~ yrs $25. each. 1137-248.i
WEIMARANER Pups, AKC,
7 wks, show quallty. Redhill
Line. 646-5054 .
IRISH Selten 6wks & u11.
Xlnt quality. Various prices
Campers, $.ale/Rent 920
J\10\TJN(;, lllUS! sell '70
\\'l'ek-Encler 71 ~' f u I I ,Y
self-conta.ineti camper in..:
jacks. die clo1vns etc. J111 -
n1ac. $1700. 549-1547
Cycles, Bikes ~
Scooters 92S
& terms. 897-8844 '7Jl,j AJS XiO. Xlnt cond,
AKC Silky Terrier, males, n1any xl.ras. r-.tust see! $57,j,
r----t--$100.-6. ""·k~.-Oarl ing!-!-! 4 7.1AL67~3ru
5-1~ "i2 ;· Al\IAHA 3.10, lo miles,
GER1if1\N Shepherd . rnale. like 11e11·. I 011·ner. $:ii5
Beige tan & blk. Shots & 963-®.i
license. S:JO. 8.i7-i029. '71 i'A~IAH;\ 90, only 800 1111.
.\VOODEN office desk.$. chNi, Like ne1I'. Call Ken, 491-(i0j2
older JB')1 1ypc. Elect. i\lisc. or evc5. 497-1R32. * 6i5-0508 * 1971 110NDA 4.'j{I CL. S.riO.
Horsef 856 \\•ilh 2 hel mel3. Ca 11 612-2661 l'Vl'llin~I
BEAUTIFUL Dapple Gray, 7 ·70 \' AMAi-iA Enduro
yr old MA.re. R~il:. 1 ~Arab, l\:lany extras. Xlnt cond. $.}50, l~ tltorgan. $575. lncl IRe. &16-0:1:10
S.1&-6089 ·n BSA 44o Victor Special
OLDER Ct>nllf' Ce I cl in II: N~!l u.<;embling, buy us ia
:r...t or g an /Cl)'dt>.'ldale in· $200. 642.-04.)8, 615--3712
tett11tt'd tn goorl hom e Jn. '72 JI ONDA 351> CB imn111c
country <:311 SfG-3.:.69, conclltion, 1nake o f f c r ,
CllESTNUT Colt, l Ii yr old, &12--6® call alter 5 pm. 1~ .. 1,, Arabl11 n, Trained. PO\Vf.:Lt. Trail BD<e, SK:tfcct
Dtsl otter. 003--.2lif! condlUon. Spnre ptltls. S~
Livestock 1 ISi or belt oUer. 557-6372.
YOUNG Bantttm hens, lllOmt 1 'RALE,=.o."=1°'0'7H~Su"'-'P"~-:Co"u"",....="'10
h•ylng, othct"ll r end y . ,pcec1, Atcns it", xlnl cond.
1-PtrwtlOme -mtnPqg P'°" f _;;&lMl:.;..c::.""'·~~-.,.=·...,.,= dueftl (&mall e111m, tool Peugeot 10 Speed M'ens 20"
SI ~ n.. 496---4 12.1. lC.1» 3 months old . 'F'""""""''·-----·,~C:-~~''~•~c~"'"-~-
Antiques/Classics
TOP $$$
Brat h In11>0rt 1,·ill buy your --ALFA ROMEO
an1iqllf' classic, J><'l id for or SAAB
no1. for to p dollar, see Buel Buy or Lease
or BolJ nt Beach lmpo11s Sales -Service . Lcasini" -today. " .. Rentals . . -
[l!'arh Jh11p1111!i
i.. •Xo'.l ~. ' •"' I•,,""' TI '/•~'""'I••' ·~'' "4<)6 ' -.. . --.. ,
"li6 Continental Convertible.
Antique gold w/leather int.
Nc1\' lirl•S. !\lint condition.
Bes! oner over $2000.
~-0867
Recreational
Vehicles 956
Ful'I injection, 5 spd, All
original, 100-~' (690AFRl
SAVE
'69 Alfa Spider
. . _.
[li-.1r11 JJ11tp1111!i
i .io 1700 w COJ"<I f,,,._..11' T"" r .. WI,,_.-. llP.a<.11 b4~ b406 -. -
Sl1·1300 Qru•n Sunday I 1st St. at U1e S.A. FN"Y. ,,~ 2CXJO -E~ Lo;t· Sf. S.A 558-7871
TDP $$$ MERCEDES BENZ
Benc h In1porl will buy your 1 -----~---~
Dntsun, paid 101· or not. For
top dollar, sec BOO or Bob ·
111 Beach Imports today. . . --
[karh Jhnp1111!i · +t ,,,, .·. .. ......
-:~~~·"' '~··_•4.tl•,
JIM $LEMONS
IMPORTS
MERCEDES BENZ
NEWPORT
IMPORTS
3100 \V. (.'op.st Hwy., N.B.
~).9405
TOP$$$
'7'J EL Camino SS. All Ex~
tras $3,950. Ph : &15-1317
:62 IMPALA, auto. 'I dr. $22.J.
Call &16-56!}5,
aft 5
'56 CH.£VY Ne1v t ires & brakcii;
Best offer. 968-5774
CHRYSLER -Beach Imports wilt buy your
VotksWagen, paid for or not.
For top dollar. lie(> Bud or I----------
Bob at Beacti Importa today.
!!h\trh Jli 11 p1111!i t' . . .. . . ""
'7J412 V\V Station \Vagon,
llC\v radials. IOI\' mi., dlx
int. Xlnl cond. ,\ft 6 pn1.
5-18-fi074 .
'69 V\Y Bus, at.lutely
periecl! 8 'I'raJ::k, radials .
Konis, $2-K>O/offer. 6t.'l-l498
'66 V\V Bus. new eng, nC\1•
clutch, new tires. xlnt cond
SIJOO or best ofr, GT'..>-6368
'Gl V\V Bu5-Camper, fair
cond, rebuilt 1600
$39 cash, 642-0107
'72 V\V BUS Uke new. 18,000
n1i. Sunroo( radial~· $2800. * Call: 8.17-9622 *
'M V\V Seaan
Good Condition
54&-1856
'66 V\V SQUAREBACK, reblt
eng, clean
67~7908 alt 6
'68 V\ll-$700 or trade tor
sa.J.lboat or motorcycle. * 848-2080 •
'70 VW CAMPER
Good """'-Sl*'O. 493-loi;t
VOLVO
WHILE THEY
LAST!
'73 VOLVOS
• 164's e 145's
• 144's
-· l.U'.1 • ll!Q),,
Now l1•n..·r1m11 To
SAVE!
h ·LIW
-VOLVO
1966 1-l&rbor, C.?.1. 646-9303
1967 VOLVO 122S Wagon,
auto, Jt&H~ sch-ice record.
$950. S,'jl-13611.
Autos; U...i 990
Robert Hodae1
1966 CHRYSLER New
Yorker l-Ull po1\·l'r, Miehe.Jin
..tires. Xlnt cood. $395.
507-215."1 or 54~·9:l39.
1971 CIIRYSLER 'Ne11'PQrt,
xlnt running cond, belo"''
BJue Book. 5U-2614 alt S or
days S46-9151
CONTINENTAL
t'ONT '7J 111ark IV, Bro11T1,
I.an. v nyl top, kladed. 15.COl
mi. Mln! $8500. 194-6~~.
OONT. '&t 4 DR./Xlnt·
$.550. All Extras
Private Party C-46-2:i21
COUGAR
'67 COUGAR, auto,
p/b, r i h, air,. lo ml.
cond. $1.395. 548-5300.
p/s,
Xlnt
'70 COUGAR XR7 llard top,
blk, loaded ~·/xtras S2500
* 968-3593 *
DODGE
'67 STATION \Vagon, full
J)O\\-er, fac air oond. xlnl
cond. STCIJ/best ofr. &W-5834
'iO CllALLENGER 4 spd,
air-t.'Ond. 8 track Ip dk,
radial.11. $1600. 830-3276
FOnD
'72 GRAN Torino Sq. 'Vgn.
Like -new. Air, powr. 11in-
do.,..·1. etc. S.1200. 494:\179
68. FORD Futura
xlnt cond, SlCOl. * 6'ffi.--O.U7 *
LINCOLN
'73 l\ti\RK IV. Lo mt; vinyl
top, n1lnt cond &14-5967 alt
lOpm .or Write CIRS&ified Ad
No. 907, Daily Pilot. P.O.
Box 15ti0, Costa ~1csa, Ca..
92626
1973 ~IARK JV. Lo miles.
Vinyl top, m int cond. Call
64o-8073 all day
MUSTANG
MUSTANG '69 Convertible.
p/.!, p~b. radio, 60,IOJ mi,
white w/blk top, blk lthr
hn. $1,XIO, call D Crowell
J!33..8>lG
O..,Lc..D,.,SM~o=B=IL""E,_
33 S..con Bey Sa1e11 & &•:vice
Ne,.P.rt Booch OLDSMOBILE
You are 1h('I winner of GMC TRUCKS
TWQ-FREE TICKETS HONDA CARS
. ~!l(~~'.;-,.10N UNIVERSITY OLDS
Vl!~ICL& SHOW 28;1) Harbor Blvd.
SEPT;' 19TH-23RD Cos ta M"a 540-96'0
At-iho ---SELOW· BOOK
ANAHEIM STADll,/M Low mil" Good mile ...
a'.XXI State CoUf:!&e Blvd., 1968 ·Vista Cruiser: 9 pew., ' Anaheim run po"•er, air, xlnt cond.,
Please calLifl:,5678_uLJ39. new llr<'S.__830-017.f.
to elai1n 3''0UI\ tJcketa:. 1971 OLDS Vista Cruiser
tr<orth "'C.outtty.._,.oll · free •\Vgn; S :scal11, 11tr, A·M/FM num~r 111 ~z:M>I . 11ereo, lug .. m ck. Eic oond.
$2900/ofr . 613-05.17 alt 6:30 p.m.
PLYMOUTH
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San (;Jemenie
f;apisirano -'._
* * voi. 66, NO. 260. 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES
EDITION
'
To~Flnal
N.Y. Stoeks
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1.7, 1973 TEN CENTS
I
Fertilitu D~-qg f se Produces S~xtup~ets
DENVER (UPI) -An acci>untant's 34.
year-old wife who took ferUlliy drugs
gave birth Sunday night to tour boys and
t~o girls. Doctors said they were in "ex·
cellent'' condition and could be the first
sextuplet,, in history to survive .
"Their chances are excellent. They are
in excellent condition," said Dr. Tibor
Engel, who led a team of 30 9!rsons frdm
three hospitals in delivering The babies. i
The weight of the infants varied from
under t\1(9 pounds to three pounds, 11
ounces. They were born seven weeks
Guilt): Plea
Sclieamecl
premature but were breathing· on their \
own._ Tbe first child, a boy, was the only
one o! the six not born bf caesarean sec· ti9D. -
Mrs. Edna Stanek of Lakdwood, who
had been..bedridden since_ J.uly, was in
saUsfactory condition, said doctors at the
Uni"vefsity of Colorado Medical Center.
Engel said the odds tor sextuplets are
496,980,tsO to 1. He·sald t~t if all six in-
fants "Survived, be believed it would be
the first time on record.
The lather. Eugene Stanek, 31, said
•
three -of the boys would be named John
Stephen and Jeffrey, and the girls would
be called Julia and Catherine.
"We still n~d one more name," he
said. ''We -agreed on three for each sex
but it didn!t. work out that way."
The father said he and his wife ex·
peCted a multiple birth because of the
fertility drug.
"It's been very difficult for her,"
Stanek said of bis wife. ''We're very ha~ py. .
"My wife's been in bed 100 percent of
the time since July. They (the sex·
tuplets) will be LD. the hospital six weeks
at the minimum. I would suspect my
wife will be at least a week:"-
"We live in ·a three-bedroom house
pow, __ $0 I guess we'll go_bouse. hunting
shortly," the father said. ''That's an
aWful Jot of tax deductions."
'Ibey also have a 4-year-old boy.
Mrs. Springer said the first child, a
boy, was born at 9:45 p.m. PDT Sunday.
The remaining five children were born
within four minutes,-starting at 10:34
p.m.
There haV1e bttn at least 12 cases of
sex tuplets tt\is century. But in no Case
have au six\ s4rvived, accordi ng to the
Guinness Book or Records. There have
been -repprts of octuplet and sep1ulet
births, but except for eight children born
' in Mexico City in 1967 their authenticity
has not been proved.
Quintuplets ..ltfivi!"'babies -are more
common, wtt\ the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica reporting 53 such births and some
living at least through infancy.
The DioMe quints born a1ay 28, 1934, in
Callender, Ont .• are the most Camous.
The Dionnes are only oi¥ of four sets of
quints born in th~ Wes_t~rn Hemisphere
to.survive Infancy! \ ·\
Otber__gy!nJyplets_ar~ the_ Diligcntis
born in Argentina in 1934, the four girls
and boyr born to ?11r. and Mrs. Andrew
Fischer in Aberdeen, S.D .. Sept . 14, 1963,
five boys born to Mr. and ~1rs. Efren
Lubin Prieto a w e e k earlier in
Maracaibo, Venezuela, and the Kienast
quints born in New _!ersey in 1970.
i-1----Ry--Seg~c . ..,..._· -Bit
1
WASHiNGTON (AP) -Political agent
Donald H. Segretti agreed today to plead
guilty to an expanded indictment charg·
fng Him ·with violating federa l election
Jaws during the 1972 Florida Democratic
presidential primary.-
Segretti reeelved. money from Herbert
Kalmbach of Newport Beach, President
Nixon's former personal attorney, for
what allegedly waa a campaign of
political sabotage in Florida.
In a brief awearance"'before a federal
nlagistiite, Segretti agieed to have the
case transferred from Florida to
\Vashington, D.C, Segretti's agreement to
plead guilty was made before the magjg:
trate.
A federal grand jury in Tampa handed
down the four-count indictment Aug. 24
but it ,remained sealed until today.
The magistrate scheduled a hearing for
Oct. 1 when Segretti ls expected to enter
his formal plea to the new indictment.
Segretti, 32 years old today, was
released on personal ~izance. He is
from San Marino, Cali!.
~ ~w . indictment charged Segrelli
UP1 Tti.tlott CHEAPER BY HALF DOZEN
Proud F1ther St1nek
Mike Darnold
Of San Jµan
Dana -Boats ·
Stam .Into ..
Each Other
'
Two spectacular boat collisions in the
waterways ~of Dana Harbor over the .
weekend proved that Lady Luck also
takes to the water sometimes.
Harbor patrolmen sai8 both incidents
occurring Saturday could have bf!en,
much worse. One involved a runaway; -
llo01 at the ta'~ ·ramp and a0otl!er with C<>Mpiracy and with Wegally · D-~...)•;._a ..-1!'·9 publishing unauthorized po Ii t l cal ~~
statement&. , -
Federal law requires that political
literature contain the names ol;_.petlOnS
or organizations responsible •tor its
di!tribution.
. . Michael L. "Mike" Darnold, a. San
Juan Capistrano businessman estremely
acUve in community aflairs, collapsed
and died of a heart attack at his home
Saturday. He was 53.
-slmll>r lllddent occurnd ·at the Ille!
docq wbel-e g.,.line waa being pumped.
In the il>cl&nt al Ille launching ramp a
throtue jamnleCI on a 16-foot craft owned.
and operated by Louis Lisenby of 1611
The maximwn penalty for each of the
four counts in today's indictment is one
year in prison and a $1 ,000 fine.
An earlier lwo-oount indict _men t
against Segretti had been returned at
Orlando, Fla. May 4. A spokesman !or
special Watergale prosecutor Archibald
Cox said today's indictment supe!'iedes
(See SEGRE'ITI, Page %)
Traffic Accident
Yields Pot Haul ·
A Sunday afternoon traffic collision
near the San Onofre Border Patrol
checkpoint yielded an illicit cargo of
marijuana ~ thectnmk. Two men in the
car wound up in the hands of federal
agents.
Spokesmen at the checkpoint said the
pair, Yuma residents Carlos Guadras; 22,
and Salvador Cortez, 21, were arrested
by police a few minutes after. the col•
lision. .
The crash, omcers said, cauaed the
trunk to fly open revealing 1119 pounds ol
the weed packaged in kilogram·si1.ed
bricks. ·
No injuries resulted in the 4 p.m.
crash, patrolmen said.
Both men. who are resident aliens.
face charges o! smuggling and were
turned over to agents of the U.S. Drug
Enforcement Administration.
Or ... e
•
. Weatller
Those low clouds along the Or·
ange Coast will clear to sunny
skies agaln Tuesday, with.highs at
-tlie.beaches.ln the'.llOa rising.to.
upper 70s Inland. Overnight lows
··53-64.
'
INSIDE TODAY
John h4' !<ft Marlha. 111 a
lelephone lnlert>l8'D with UPI'•
Hel<n Thomas, Mri. MllcheU , ..
vealJ the reO.SC1M for the, splitup
four.Aav• ll(IO. Se<.11<>'1/, Page 4.
$..M ...... ·' -• (lllfttlllle • MtfMMf""* • c .... u ... ..... or...-CtullltY • C""lct .. svwia. ,.,.., " ,..,_, .. ·-1 .. 17
DMfll NttlC .. • Si.di Mtrntl 1•11
Mltlft" , ... • ~ ,,
·=~=--· • • , .. ,, w-• ·-.. W-'1 Ntwt 1J.1~ ........ II --•
Mr. Darnold, who two years ago served
as president of the San Juan Olamber ol
Commerce, had been a local resident for
Six years and friends said today he
became active in local activities im·
mediately after establishing in the
mission community.
Mr. Darnold was the co-owner of El
Peon, a d.i.)'erse gift and import shop
neai:_ Mission San Juan_ Capistrano.
The_ former cba1ilber~o£ficial liad s:uf~
fered a heart problem during his tenure
\rt that office, friends said, arid appeared w be recovering . He was stricken at the
family home at 30661 calle Chueca.
Besides his active interest in chamber
events, Mr. Darnold was affiliated with
the San Juan Beautiful Committee and
the city's_historical society.
"If there was a community activity
being planned, you could be sure that
Mike would be in there working hard on
it," said Chamber Manager Maggie
Olsen today.
Mr. ,Darnold, a 43-year resident of
California, leaves his widow, Eleanore, of
the home; a son, Michael of Fullerton;
his mother, Mrs. Nellie Coulter of Nap3;
his mother-iri-law, Mrs. Estelle Hamilton
of San Clemente: a sister, Hazel Harville
of P.alo Alto and two grandchildren,
Michael Jr. and Denise, both 0£
Fulterton.
Ser9ices will be conducted Tuesday al
1 p.m. a( Community Christian Church in
San ·Juan: Private burial in 'Brea will
follow the rites.
Sbefier 'Mortuary in San Clemente is in
charge ·of arrangements.
TURN LEFTOVERS
INTO EASY ClfSH
You can turn summer leftovers Into
-caahr Here's-how • r• •
HAVE 21' 'lrFireball mtr
home on 1 T Dodge clfaasis,
~1111 unde!-.wan-, 7!00 'ml. • •
Will accept cai in trd .or
wbat·ba~e-you. .(P'h·o n e
No.) {Phone No.)
The . motor home sold suctess!ully
through this Daily Pilot classified ad.
Turn your used vacation vehicle (or
anything else) Into cash by calling your
Dally Pllol Ad-visor. The -direct line -
IHI~.
· Birdy Lane, Huntington Beach. '!be boat
shot to one side, patrolmen said, collided.
with a ·smaller vessel tied to the dock,
• then bopped over that boat's bow~ coming
to rest atop a section of the boat.
• The occuparit of ttie secOnd vessel,
Robert Faley of 267&1 Barro Street,
A1ission Viejo. was knocked into the bay,
but was not hurt.
Damage to both craft was minimal,
Patrolmen said.
A short time later in the afternoon a
similar incident involving-a boat on her
maiden voyage and another craft taking
on gasoline occurred at the nearby fuel
docks.
Patrolmen said the new boat was
waiting for ~space at the docks and its
owner~ Donald Lewis or ~1 ~rJ!l~ra
Bay, Laguna Niguel, tried to accelei-ate.
The throttle stuck on fuU and the boat
shot toward a cruiser taking on gasoline.
The collision stove-in a forward .hold of
the boat, shattered a window and peeled
o!f some wooden .railing~ The oWner of
the boat was identified as Robert Booth
of 23'112 & C&bailo, Mission Viejo.
He was uninjured in the crash. His
boat received about $200 damage. ~
Start-of-scho ol
Report. Studied
By CV~D Board
Truslees or the C3pistrano Unified
School Distsict tonight will receive the
latest official reports on the enrollment
, crush and details or the opening of
classes for the district's thousands of
youngsters. . ,
And later In the agenda the board will
tackle s e v e r a I school planning and
development matters calculated to ease
the problem of finding room for so many
children.
Besides the tradlllooal· start.of·school
roport from Supt'; Truman· Benedlct,
tl'Ultees will evaluate these items at the
7:i4) p.m. session al Serra Sclloo!:
-A cllange In the propo,.d, grading
elevation [or the new junior ·high school
site being developed In Laguna Nlgµcl on
land ~ated by Avco Communlfy
Developers. Soil pnparoUon Is alrtady
Onder way at the lite In the Inland por-
tions of the new oommunlty.
-Appointment of an architect to
design the· district's new facility lo be
(See llCllOOl.S, Pap I)
Slippei'!I Beast
_ Greas~.d .pigs ;ire as <U!ftcult to catch today as always; amtJt's·appar·
ently just as much fun. At least the event, Sunday, af the Mission
Viejo Goll· Cour'se was-one of the most popular in the Stith innuii.t'
Mission Viejo Days Celebration. It brought squeals-from botH sidf:s.
AEC U1·ged to Hav~ Sp~e
~11ergy Ge11e1·ating Plan
Youtl1 -Get s
Painful
I11jections
The unpredictable coyote which has
eluded San Cl~~nte St~e _park r8J]gers
all. summer and-has--sent-mw:e-than -a.
dozen youngsters to-the hospital did it
again over the weekertd.
The animal crept up to a g..year~ld boy
from La Canada befcre 'dawn SUnday and
bit the youngi;ter mi lllO left elbow.
And. the hoy, Tbomu Ray Martin, im-
mediately began lhe oerieo of polnful jn.
ieclioos to ward olf Ibo possibility of
rabies. .
The youngslel' -renUy had been-
sleeping in the open at the state park at
1:30 a.m. wbeo the coyote crept up and
attacked.
The boy's parents took the child to san·
Clemente General Hospital where a
s,mall punctui-e •wounCI was cleaned.
Anlmal control.officials were notified-and
they ordered the series of injections of
duck.egg serum.
Rangers throughout the summer have
-tried to comer the beast so they can cap.
ture or kill it, but the animal has SUC·
cessfully evaded every attempt.
Campers throughout the summer have
been adv.lsed not to sleep in the open
because the animal prefers to attack
sleeping youngsters.
Rangers bilve all agreed lhat tht
&'ilfaal tias lost its fear Of man after liaV·
ihg Men fed repeatedly by citizens living
near the park.
-And tnce such an animal loses that
rear. it can become aggressive when
ttungry and attack without provocation.
Angry Pollutwn
Cliief Keeps Mu1n
O;i District Bill
Orange Coonty's chie! air pollution
contrOT officer said today that he had "no
\VASHINGTON (A p ) The The breeder reactor Is 3, more comment at all" about a bill on Gov.
Environmental Protection Agency has sophisticated version. It splitJ Uranium Ronald Reagan's desk that would.
atoms to produce .. Yt\t. _aootbet 'alomfc eliminate his district. cautioned the Atomic Energy Com-1 1 Pl .~, -William Fitchen, county air pollution ue . u1-11u.ium.-One of lts m'atn featutes rr..ission not to commit itseU to a con-is that it creates more fuel than it con· control district officer, admitted he wa1
troversial source of future energy -the (See ENERGY, Page%) e~tremely famili ar with the controversial
breeder reactor -Wltil considering other piece of legislation, but angrily declared, "I have no comment on this whole thing." methods of generating power. The bill, passed 53 to 10 by . the
The agency urged the AEC to have More Banks Set Assembly and 24 to 13 by the Senato Fri-
"contingency plans" ready in ~ase the day, would create a single air pollution
breeder program backed by the Nixon control dJstrict in the South Coast Air
administration bits economic or design J 0% · D • · R te Basin. ·
snags. The EPA also urged the com· 0 c~J'f.me a ' 11 signed by the governor. it will wipe
mission to carefully coitsi der economic, out jurisdiction or air pollution control
safety and environmental impact. Desp:te Demar•d districts over par1s of the seven--coun'ty While EPA did not specify any &-" area covered by the air basin.
"alternativ " bestoknGWU-cao.~---''-----------F-itchen-declined-to-speculate--whetlhel,_'--1
didates appear to be ac~lerated develop-NEW · YORK (AP) -Several more Governor Reagan would sign the bill and
men t of atomic fusion power. solar major banks pushed their prime lending refused to ans.wer questions about the
energy, and wind or tidal po"ll'Cr -all · · operation of his, district. considered long-range •prospects. More rates up to IO percent today, in spite of a "It's all a mailer of record and t dcn't
jmmedlateJy.accessible power sourtes demand from Washington late last week hav.e the lime. to go lnto It at this late
such as western .coal, 9Cfshore ,oil and for two banki· tO Justify-;thc lncreaie •• -da te." Fitchen fumed.
geothermal steam are also apparently on The increase, the 16th quartef:potnt The Orange Cowlty Air Pollution eon..
the EPA's list. · hike this year in tbe banks' minimum trol District, with a staff of 18, bas been The AEC, under tnst~ions 'from the responsible for the regulation of sta· President to push development or the lending fee for large corporations. was tlonary sources of pollution on a ea,m..
brcede reactor. ls preparing an en· btgun Friday by San Francisco's Wells tywide besis.
vironmental impact statement. fhe EPA Fargo and New York~s f!~lrst National Ci· The district has maintained test 1t:a-:
Friday sent the AEC three pages of sug· ty. two of the nation's biggest banks. lions in several localities to measure
gestions wblch amount to a catalogue of The Committ~ on Interest end pollution leveb and hss issued fines to i~
cautions. • Dividends, which oversees interest rates dustries violating dean all' standards,
Today's atOmic reactors produce heat in President "Nixon's economic controls lts j1r1risdlction over Orange Comi:t1
by spliUlng Uranium atoms.,..11iis heat ls prognlm, immeiliately Instructed the would he a,.umed by a 10.membec -
used to generale steam to orive .eltctrlc bank1 to submil data juStlfylng the boiird, . three •JJPOlnted by lhe Loi
power turbines. move. (See POLL'IJ'noN, P•se I>'
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County to Hold
Zoning 'Hearing ·
The lint public hearing on a zone
change which if granted will allow
development of the 2,700-acre \Vhiting
Ranch in El Toro is set for 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday a t' the Orange County Planning
Commiaion.
The meeting win be In the bearing
r.oom of the Engineering Building, 400
Civic Center Drive. \
A plan for· 600 acres of housing and a
population of 5,560 by 1985 will be
presented by Larry Webb, principal of
the J. L. Webb Planning firm, hired by
Color Carnival
Starts Oct. 6
In Capo Beacl1 .
1---The eighth annual Camival of Color,
an opportunity for all area artists lo e:t·
hibit their wares, will take place Oct. 6
and 7 at the Caplst.raoo Beach Plaia:
The event is a fund-ra~ng project of
the Capistrano Beach Cha mber of <.:om·
merce. Exhibitors should come to the plaza at
8 a.m. to register with chamber officials
and get a display location along the
11----':0vered sjdewruaulk...,__~-All places ·will be assigned on a -firsl-
come. first served basis.
Artists must provide their own stands
or tables for the sale \Vhich '!''ill run from
JO a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Registration
fee is $2.50 plus a 10 percent donation of
all sales to the chamber.
Charilbe!" prolits will go to community
· improvement projects. .
Art viewers at the carnival wijl have a
chance to obtain a painting by local artist
Uiuise Leyden Roughton, which ,will be
given away October 7 at 3 p.m.
Mrs . Roughton's California scene paint-
ings bang n the G1>vemor':: mansion in
Juneau, Alaska, in the Banco de
Mallorca , Spa.in and other locations.
Last year, she was commissioned to
paint an oil of the Western \Vhlte House.
An active member of the Capistrano
Beach Chamber of Commerce, she is in
m.----<harge-of carnival preparations.
1be painting to be giveb away i! en-
titled, "California," and will be on view
al the Capistrano Beach Plaza.
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In Grand Theft
Gets Under Way
_ Jury selection began today in the
Orange County Sup;ertor Court grand
theft trial of Or. Wesley Gamer Slocum
with ·the estimate that the trial of the
fonner Cosla Mesa physician will take
between two to four months.
Judge Harmon G. Scoville ordered jury
selection after ruling on a series of
defense motions argued overt the past
three weeks in his courtroom.
Very litUe of the evidence assembled
by the prosecution to back their claims
that Slocum, 49, of Santa Ana, pad~ his
indigent patient bills to the stale. by as
tiluch. as $182,000 has been deleted in the
pre-trial maneuvers.
Slocum is accused in a grand jury in-
dictment of billing the state's Medi-Cal
program for services not rendered to his
patients and for medical services to
persons who were never lsited as his pa-
tients. Slocum Is si lting In the same
courtroom he entered three years ago
~·hen he was tried and cleared of charges
thatDe murdered and dismembered: his
infant daughter. The child"s wrapped re-
mains were found in a freezer at Slocum's
Mesa Verde home.
Sioc\lm's wife, Marlon. was the key
prosecution witness in that trial. The cou-
ple bas since been divorced.
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In Murder Trial
Of Two Officers
A fQU.r-week delay was ordered today
in the-Orange_County Superior Court trial
of two law officers arrested after a
Tustin tavern shooting In which a Marine
Co~ captain died and a resident was
seriouslf"wounded.
Judge William C. Speirs set Oct. 17 as
the new trial date for Cypress police
sergeant '11iamas Baroid!, 26, and Garden
Grove Officer Jerry Gray, 28, when their
lawyer explained that he Is cumnUy
engaged In another murder \rial.
Baroldl ls accuSed of the killing of
Manne corps capt. Randall S. Robinette,
25, of Phoenix. Gray is accused of assault
'vith a deadly weapon in the shooting or
bar patron Sam camplse of Tustin.
Both men were arrested last Jan. 5
after flying bullels in tbe Bachelors Ill
bar claimed the We of Robinette a n d
"·ounded C&mpise. The two officers were
off duty at the time.'"
Record Number
Of Students Set
For Saddleback
Students \Vent back to school today at
Saddleback Commwtity College, with ad-
ministrators predicting the I a r g e s t
enrollment in the district's six-year his-
tory. ban Armstrobg, commtmity relations
director, said a total enrollment of close
tO 5,000 'is expected by the end a£ the
"'eek -up 1,000 students from last fall.
No traffic problems developed as the
students poured · onto the 200-acre cam-
pus, Armstrong said. ·
A slaff of 89 teachers v:ill be handling
550 courses this year, Armstrong said.
Final registration figures are not in yet
because of late signups ln the extended
campus program at five area high
schools.
300 Mexican
Aliert$ Captured
Illegal alien activity continued to boom
at the San Onofre Border Patrol
roadblock over the \Yeekend with nearly
300 immigrants arrested fo r deportation.
Officers said major arrest totals were
logged both days as smugglers attempted
to pass undetected through the check·
point. San Clemente police rt:!ported se veral
arrests of lmmigran~ who rucceeded in
making it as far ;is the south county
before being caught.
Prostitution Backer
Loses Job in Rome
ROME (AP) -The Italian P°'t Office
has suspended a 34·ycar-cld W<>man
employe who organized a League for the
Defense or Prostll'Jtea.
It also accused Tittl Sciascia or
moonlighting as a topless model .
The disciplinary action came soon after
1'-lrs. Sciascia, a divorcee, announced she
\(•ould press ror classillcnllon 0 r
streetwalkers as ar11slt.ns.
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Saddlehack
Adviso1-y
Speech Set
POLLUTION • • •
l{e had pleaded iooocent to that in~ .
WASHING-roN (AP) -A new splinter-free reviewing stand. at dicbnent which accused him o ( Angele s County board of Supervisors and
Ft H h
· · •25 00 h' d 1· . .. . the rest by other su pervisors of other . uac uca, Ariz., costing "' ,0 , as rawn ire from Rep. Les ~tSttibuting a phony letter on the sta,:. . ...counties and city selection committees.
Aspin, (D-Wis.). -.-> J/ . tionery of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie (D-The new district would be financed b:,f
Aspin charged that the military "ha~'"really scraped tQe bottom"°" , ?\.fairle). 'The letter accused that two a tax. on industries !hilt emit air
in J>uilding the stand. at the fortJ which alFeady-ftad a wooden re-. other Democratic presidential C81).d.ldates pollutants and a one-tenth cent fee o.n
viewing stand. Aspin said the old sta'nd is being replaced becau!iC Sens: Henry M. Jackson .of Washington · each gallon. Qf gasoline sold ln the state.
several generals and their wives complained of splinters. and Hubert H. Humphrey of Minnesota, While passing the district · bill, tne
The new stand will be made of concrete and include a glassed-in of sexual n1isconduct. Kalmbach told the Senate defeated a companion measure
broadcast booth, Aspin said: Senate Watergate committee in July that \\'hich would have placed escalating
He 5uggested that the government could save money by sin1ply at the request of White House aide penalties up to $10,000 on industries issuing cushions. [Jy,·ight L. Chapin he passed on money v.•tµch ·violated ia r pollution la .... ·s. The
"Or else, for $25,000, maybe the genera1s and their ladies could used in Scgretti"s can1paign activities. current penalty is $50 ior each violation.
try standing up," said Aspin in a letter to Defense Secretary James Kalmbach said he did not know what
R. Schlesinger. • Segretti y,·as to use the money for, 1...---------------------------_J--"'f'Da°a}r"s four-count indictment chatfes
From Pagel
ENERGY • • •
lhat Segretti conspired \'iith Robert
!o.lelton Benz and Tampa accountant
C.corgc A. llearing to disrupt lhe cam·
paigns o( Jackson and MU3kie in the 1972
Florida primary .
sumes. Benz and fiearing v.·ere named co-con·
T11rtle Oil Bill
Wilis Passage
In Two Houses
Band, Orchestra
At Saddlehack
Seek Musicians
But its temperatures are too high for spi rator5 but ~re not indicted. water-<:00ling, requiring it to be .cooled llea ring was chafged with Segrettl in SACRAJ\1EN1'0 I A Pl -The ''turtle
by molten sodium, a dangerous metal the original indictment. He pleaded guilty oil" bill of I97J zipped through the
that burns spontaneously upon exposure to one or the indicl.mcnt's two counts and Califtirnla Legislature Saturday and went
Both the band and orchestra at Sad-to air. The breeder also creates atomic haS been sentenced to a maximum one to Gov. Ronald Reagan's desk .
dleback College have openings for in-\vastes that some scientists claim would year in prison. The measure Y.'as re\vritten in the wan-
ted
. din M be dangerously radioactive for thousands ing days of the session to help singer
teres musicians, accor · g to onte of years. Poll y Bergen tO Sell her supply of "Oil of
LaBonle, music director. The EPA said potential health effects Fuel Allocati"on the Turtle," a cosmetic produced by her
"Everybody is welcome, and we can for the breeder reactor and. posslble firm . ·
find a place for them," LaBonte said. alternatives should be directly compared. A state la\v w'!nt into erfect tn March
"We certainly don.'t care if they're a lit-It alsG said the AEC should compare U d • R t banning sales of such pr'odus:ts on the
tie rusty as long as they're interested." the probabilty of catastrophic accidents rge ill epor theory the sea turtle Is an enda ngered
The two groups meet Tuesday night. between the breeder and alternatives. species. although it is not formally
For the less-experienced musician, De!Ving into specific aspects of the WASHINGTON (UPI) -A con-classified as such.
LaBonte said, there also are day pro-breeder program, EPA urged discussion gressional staff study said today that The turtle blll was rushed through lhe
grams. • of "safety during transQOrt " of the highly failure to Impose a mandatory allocalion legislature in the final days of the session
A class on development and techniques radioactive fuels and sludy or ''the level program this winter could set off a _Jo enable Miss Bergen lo sell the "Oil of
of brass instruments ls offered on of .safeguards" to prevent their thef t. ''chaotic scramble'' for heating fuel if . the Turtle" products she has on hand by
Wednesday eVenings, and four evening the weather is colder than nonnal. next April. It \VOU\d not allow any more
piano and guitar classes are also The study prepared ror the HOU5e-turtles to be taken. sponsors said.
available. Two Bonilis Explode Senate Joint Economic committee said ·The bill passed the Assembly !ale Fri·
The stage band. including a jazz-rock the nation fa ces the prospect of tight sup-day. 74-0 and won final passage in the
ensemble, is one of the college's largest LONDON (UPI) -'l'\\'O more bombs plies at best and a "great risk of Senate toclay 27·10.
performing groups and has performed exploded in Britain today, one of them shortages" if the weather and other The bill was originally introduced by
with some of the nation's well-known Injuring an explosives expert as he work-adve rse conditiohs occur. Sen. Dennis Carpenter (R-Newport
composers. ed to defuse a device planted outside an Sen. ~lubert. H. Humphrey (().Minn.), Beach) as an airporL security measure.
C:Omprised largely of musicians with office building in the industrial city of cited the report in demanding that man-The once-killed measure was revived by
professional experience, the stage band Birmingham. The blasts were the latest-datory . ..fuel allocation be ins_tituted. The Assembly Speaker Bob Moretti (O.Van
includes local muslc teachel'! and former incidents in a campaign of J~rror that study predicted the _possibili!Y of a NuysJ. \Vhen f\liss Bergen·s plight
professionals who 'i\o'anl to continue to police previously blamed on extremist heating oil shortage "unparalleled since became khown .
play. elemen ts ol. the lfish ReptJbliCan Army. the great Depressi on." It is SB 54 . Further information on any of the . _________ :_ ___ __:_ ___ _;:_ __ _:_:_:_ _________ _::_:_:_ _________ _
music classes may be obtained by calling
LaBonte at 495-4950 or 831-9700, Ext. 61.
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SCHOOLS • • •
used ror teachng the multihandicapped ..
-Consideration of appointment or a
special committee to serve as a liaison
between the board and city councilmen. of
San Juan Capistrano and San Clemente.
providng a better chan.,el of com-
munication-on issues that affect all the.
entities. •
-Review of a future school site being
propascd 1or the southerly portion 0£
Mission Viejo where growth is expected
to continue in coming years .
Policemen 'Firid'
H~ul of Has1iish
TUCSON, Ariz. (UP!) -Police have a
new addition to their "found property"
section -a brown paper bag containing
lt!,000 ~~rth or hashish, but they doubt
anyone will clalm it.
Officers said an unidentified woman
called police an.er she found the sack tn
Iront of the door t9 her apartment.
The ·drugs will be-helcLin..tbe. 11found
property" des)artment for six montfis
before being dest~ycd; waiting for the
OWflfi', }>SliCC said.
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r.cl'l1'ty 1·n1rvlne whlchwfllln· Ai»ulfr• co 1i 1 • t t ,CM rtCo JO• • 21 ~, 21\.li 21\lt-\.li' 'IU: •1 ·21"' 77\ti 21 IP .»JI ,•.,, ,~ 4hnWI .'°8 1 1" l•!'I 12\4 U~'ll+l lllrtr NY 2 I )0 »J\ 3''-,..._. It Flt 1._, J. 11 1.U 11 1.3' · l ~!..... lnc:o 12 u .i. )re v..... Yo i..M11Fl'ld .n .. I~ )0 "' ,... ... l'ltt II : .. I I~ 12\.'I 1N -,.,. .. ,, .• tl& re =~ i Ill crease lhe company's pro-r Pnwl .20 21 " ~ 451-. _.1+1 ~111MM&n 2 11 221 .>411 .w ~+ \.lo Fncl Ft11 ~ 1l\li 1•• 1• + ._ W 0 «1 ,. ---1-. i'll • r<:OlllC .IQ t .ff llh• 11111 11\t +~ Liii...,. :J.l6b 11 jO .U St\.'I .12..,_ .. Flrftl91'1 M I 20l:. l!ll --a M l •I \I ~ ductlon capacity, h-was an· "iu"~'fl 1 'f ))1 2 U""+i .. ntc•• Mot 11 1 u .v. '"' 11"41 ,. ~.t11ql.., 'I . "' s1!t 11 flUf' J,.. : .,"t • .tl 1 " .• ,
nounced by Richard Bertea. :,. ~ 1:11 ,, 2 ?JU. ~ts~"" ::r::~n : ~ ~ L~~ 1!~ ,n:-\4 F~N~-i~ JI n !tt ,tv. ''"' .. m~ I ... :: 7 ---' ~..-.• chaJrman a nd hi f ti AltP :r •. ,. zllO 100~ 100 IOCW!+ Vo Lllm't:V t-•• 10 .. "' •5" ~"-+ " 1'11~11., .7111 ,,, ~ ts ~ I JmH~fn11 itt\ : ~ ~ ~ "
officer .. , c e execu ve :::~~·n!~ ~ 'tt lfl: ~Yo l~~++::~=~ 1:tf !~ J ~~ }!'" * ........ ~:i'1tt8r:'i.t. : • ~ ?!~ rJ"..,_ ~ Jj llMJ11 ':Is? 1~l1 1 1 ... u
Albert1n .JO 10 I U 1~ IS i..llHM .lstl • 2• <C2'lil ' 111 111-\Ii FllUll:IE ,,. j• IJ 11 lilZ 10!'1-"' ...c .ID t lf I!: ll The new 43.000 squa-fool Alc•n Alu I 11 In Jllo l3 :bl•+ V.1..111 E Ill .2' • I 111·-I 1 • FllV ... 'Qt I 10 11-11 .. 11""-" -l 'Y,i • :l ,, '" IUto $111 .36 • .r.I ..elo 1~ I Cfll Mllw Cp S lO t~o tU. fl\l \.lo F1Wl1• •JE t t l4'4 :Miii ~+ V. Jiit~ I • V• !ac1'Uty located 71L Alcon lb ·'' 4S t2 ll\O; 32\'I l:Ril+I nlMllCP pt J I"' ,. I~ .. Ft WIJ , .. ,. ,, 11 l!\lo 3r.t' 37\lo-\~ Jos ' 1 t lt'9 11 ~ 1 on a n acre 1 A111r1n .ion 31 1u s ••• 4\o -1'1 Cn ~-1 11 :s-1 "ffi X>\O 1 FIKM.M~ ., t v. .wv. wv.+ "'JrwM 1::.0 n " S7'li ,,... \'I company owned site in the NEW ··.ooo sou·R· FOOT F'CILITY FOR IERTEA CORPORATfO Alllon 2.tltl t 14 21 2Mi ~ \~ lloctlF .Hit,. JS S\'I ,.. ,..,.,.,. 1 O\!o \O~ 10 +Vo :--I( 1(--"' ~ "' \ AHAn'ILI .)4 l• 151 !Ha 10"4i 1114-1~ Chris Cr•f'I ~ .. 4 h lJ~· ... "':::I-Sc.. 14 10 • 11'. "' •.. ~t.fAI J M Kl1 u ""' ~ Irvine Industrial Complex, will $1 Million Prof9Cf RMdy 'for Occup.1ncy in Early 1974 ::1~ ·11.~ 1 1:i J ~ ,i;::.,. -~rf11t4..i ·· l ff~ ft~ tt~!.1t? ~f!!!!nt 1:U : 2': l~ 1~ l:"" .., .. "I?~ ~ · j ~ ll +1 .. be expandable to 120,000 ----~---------------------------~-~-iAno Ll.ldpl l . 3 36~ :ie\IJ 36~ \~ c 11r11tn11 .1111 • 11 11...., 11v. 111M-" ,~." Sk IJ J3 1n. itt. 1t\~+ .. Ka .:ti .st 1 ~ ~ 1~ •·• ~quare feet. Land and con-A111 Pw 1.,. 1 se 20 '"" ~ + c om1 M s . ' "" ~ .,,..._"' Fllnt11111 1 1 31 11~11v. 1111o 1Cct 1\.1 . 1 ·• ·
•truCtl'On COStS led t \ Alllcl Ch 1 :n 12 406 37 3'' ~+ '~ hrrt •r WI oft~ t 1\lo t ta Fie 011 .'1 4 10 I,..., Ill ~h mC~I 2.20 1 ._ are expec o . An11M1n A 21 " 311>'1 29~ J0>11+1-. cl,,,'' 1,"t1 • 121 11~ 1.v. n '" ~~~ \f. \j 1n ~ ttw. v.-v. f!!f .1 ll ""' 1...-+ v.
totalapproxlmately$1mituon. 'Warranty Warnl··ng ::~:isr,::: :i:~r:g111 ~~+\1Jc~1~g:~::~; J ~~~~ ~tt:s,.,,. 11m ~ \II}." -1!~·n1f J if,.~J ...... ·u. It is anticipated that the flC\V AUii Sul)lrllll 11 106 5 .f'll 5 lnG"' t.lO . 1110ll~W113 UJllJ+ v. :i~-~ s~ .. 1)6.1~ #¥: a~· !.. =~"\~ ' 7 I' "' I I'& ••.
Plant 'II be d f Aiiis c~ .160 11 1" 121 .. HV. ni..-.... lnG pt ,..... . llO t J ~ ~-v. Fl klr :. 12 c '°"' ,, lO'AI 1; IC.et'+' .. I I v. lW+ "i
w1 rea Y or oc-:I~'~ ~ ~ ,: 1~ 1~ ,f,%:: ~ ~~1,.:i1~ ii:_.: n "1T :~ Jlt;l tiltl'~ ,. c:11 ·-~ , 1s1 ~ 1""' 1t '-KIWl'&-!f i\l 11 121 2M B"" ~ !4VJ cupancyearlyinl974. AICH 19, IJ Vil nl'l 11v. n +~ Tfln 2.20 11 ,, ...,, .,.:i., .,....,, ,...~M f: l 1 .. n l2 llV, )!"" lo'::IK•llfer ~ 11 13 -._ ,... $!"
Located On Von Karman Al'l'llJS<.I I 60 7 ) 23 %2\i 22--I(. IT CYPI JI,, ·• 15 llG 110 110 -I"' Footee'e . 12 ~ 111 ~ 1~ 1f~ -"'1 ~~ll ' 5 ) 11"9 11'111 11 'k
Ch k A G Tl K . k T. Ambllc .so 1 " lo:ll Im \I)> ........ ~llltJSll 2.20 11 In .. Vt ~ .... + ~ FOOi• Min r ! \lo I 1 -'Al KHbltr • 4 '"" IN 1 "' A th I I ill Id t te Amcor .lJt> I ] ""' 4 Hol. llV lnll .60 j 116 17~ 12111 im+ ... FootlMI r. . 21 21 21 l'"i K-C '1 ' 30 7"11 m ~ .. venue, e p 8.D W proV e ec u 0 uara1i e-ten ic ires Amerec 1.20 7 17 lffl I~ lt""'l"' lty lnll Wit , 7 II~ IV. n .. + .... FotclM ~. o j: Jn SS~ Si-"'A= V. ~tlltr L~ :., 5 14 10\'t 10111 1 i the renuired space for the ex· AmH•s .30a 21 u2 :11v. lt~ 31lo'J ~~ 11., 1n11 pt 1 . 43 24\i 2ltio 2A -" For Mck " , " 13 12" 11 \t t!IQIKI ~ 11 1• 1s\ ... 1s 1 ....,
't • A H•j Df l lh 20 87 '' WV. l lo'J Uy Stott$ I 4~ 4.\tt ~ FrM~ i 1 1 23"' 2~ $ v, 11ly.+l I 30 I 106 27YJ 2"'-Si pans!On Of Bertea'S business, ' , AmA rFI .•2 21 SO ~ 22'h ~ >,(, l•rk I;: l.57 ll 19' ..,\~ 41~1 <ft +\lo ,.Oft a fJb ' 17 11\!o 16¥o \\ tflnltl f,f 11 J7'A 21 ,.1~ By SYLVIA PORTER manufacturers pay dealer! to Just contemplate what that Am Alrllnn · JJO 1INll 1ov. 10'"" • 1•rk ou ·"° • 24 1'"" 17 u -"' ,. .. , 03St tt •1 :n.. tU'I YI "K~ 'J 'I 'ft g;: ~ ~ The facility will serve as . ~8'r~: ;~ --1 /1 1.tt_ ~ ~\_ "°' ci.s cTi'u~ 1f 5! :d~ riv. n"" ..... F111YWW • ·'° 11 m-~ a\6-· ""'-"' KY ur11 1.1• 1J 11o 70 $
'"headquarters for the con1-I! you will be among the fir'ln-warranty car problems "lemon clause" alone could AmB•ut :.. ll 177 n;;: JO lllolo +IV. ..,. El 2.l'2 10 .Q: '1\11 31 31 .. + Yo~~= -= r, 1'1~ tftl' m~i:: ~"",~ .~ nl s 5 {1. 1~ • ' , ....
I h I I h Am llCIQ ".2' I 211"'11 lU'l-\1\~ltll l.Pltt .. zJO l0\.':1 10'.'t lO'r'I:." Mn.Mn 1162MtJ~~ .. ~mlw"10 5120\.'!:30 :ao1ot+' pany's industrial products di-estimated 11 million Ameri· are be ow t ~ eve or c arges mean to you, a new car buyer. Am C•n 2.20 9 42 30 2'41 30 + v. 1tv .. P11 e 1uo n 1 , ,.,.. F~ 1.10 1 2u 151,4, mi. :uv. 'iii ~~ 12 14 n a 111 °"' ~-\"
vision manufacturing control cans .soon shoppµig for ooe of for non:.~ty work. Many :~;P~./: ill ,1-~ .. m: rm .. ~~o 1a I~ I~ i:"" I~ I'~+~ f\ll!Vllnll 41 1-:.f~ IV. 13 \:, ~]~~ ii : n 1~ I~ 1mi.r:
systems for industrial equip-the ner '7f automobilesr dealers ~ claim that ' pficd WITHIN THE auto lndustry :'1i1~ ~:: 1& tff ~ ~ m;: I'& ~1\:VP1cl lS 1J II~ ~:r. !J~ ~~~bl• ~i:·· 7 • -~ 1~, .. l~'A ·~ + ~ .. ~n~N~ig 17 wt~~~~~
_menJ,_ and...Jhe.J..o.'gj & tic s you'll surely .examine each aro still set so low by itsel!. American__ Moj ors i~ :si1a~i111.J li ~ !f~ ~f!M ~''.4 . :· ~~~ ~1~,:~ • I~ ni; 1111o llt:++~ :~pi\~ ' 2'1 ~ ~"" ~~;+. ~=-1.-tt ~ ~ mt ~ NS::P ~ division which se ves the f 'd 1 bl' -•~-..1 ·'-the k th t . · · · AmOual v11 5 6~ !\.i ,~._'II oc1Co1 1.90 .n l ll lq\I, 1'1111 1~-. • b'"' 1~ 2 21~~ ---21~ 211~-~ K p1 ', 1200 J3 -" '3 r · car or w1 e y pu 1~ uc-car ma ers a warranty offermg, m addition to its Ame1ec 1 90 t '36 2t1tr 2 2tv. oc•eo•• .ll za 111 2~v. n~ mr.-v. o1n""n.11 .J6 ;. 61 ltV• 3.CJ2 lt 11~ icm;"cii 1 n 1t -~1 ~ " .. f""
domestic and foreign aircraft feels and dra\\·backs in new work Is often next to profit· basic warranty, a Buyer ~:i:~~ . 11~ 11v. 2J;: i~-~ ~='~ :g: I~ ~ l~ p,lin l~ ~ &:;cis~"i'~ 1: t2! lr" ~u ~l ~ ~~=er '-1 », "1, 'fa. n Im ~ control system· after-market. eqwpment But you'll nrnb-Jess • -A Flfl,y-1.10 10 " i ~ ,,... ,,,,._ ~ Coll•te .s. 21 •12 m~ · n 'l:i+ ~ Gtt•w•11 'in s ~ 6'b •~+ v. Ktoe11r 1.lCI 'I n 1•" 1•!4r. l ~ · ,,. • · Protection Plan under which A F IU' 1VJ .. 1100 21 \o'i 21v. 11'h+ v. c~11P p1 3.,.. 110 J1 1 51 .. GCA corp i1 1so '"" ,... t.n+ "Knor I ;M. 1 m4 1Jv. ·i•
Be.rtea Corp. manufactures ably pey little attention to de-A third problem is the lack loaner cars are m a de :ti..s_1~: :: n m: m: m:+ ~ ~\t:kFoe: ,,' J a~ 11:: llt;+ * 8:.l';J.m er:.., . ~ l! .... lU: l!\~ ""Ltdtllt ,.... 7-a., ~ lf\lo I ........ ~ hydraulic control systems for fects and drawbacks in each O( an industrywide set of AA~ Ins i"°.oo 7 ", ,,·~ 21,4' •'°",,~ + ~~ ColUn llMllo • ~ 2S\o'r 2:51~ !SVi+ 14 Gn AOI Ml lt t.l Sol :U\lo U\il \.Ii Lorntn Sn I 1 j l~ Ifft~!'
II ' ( h • ..1~' ~ "!bl to CU.StotnerS if Vflpl • •• ~ •r->0Col Penn .:I0#9 l«ll6 ~'6 +2 GtflATrl.IU 10:50'h4'!oOjQV.IV.L.1111ll1V .nll ~20~ ,._ commerc a iurcra t. T e car s warranty -U\:sp1te re· standards covering ca r re-avm a e AmHGltt .60 1 10 1211o 1n, 12\\ ColonSt 1.cw 1 " 1'5\.'I is~ 1sih+ ~ GnAT p1 21~ . 11 •2Vt 61'\ •2111 ,.,.., t•rMt 2.oSb ! is 21>A. 21Mo l,._ • · ti led · t th · d I k t A.mH1 _... 3' 452 •2V. 41b 41~ ~i COit Incl 70 7 3' 1S!4o IS 15\'I + Ii Gtneenc 74 7 11 1'V. l:W. 1l4o ttrobe SH 1 j 71'& 7 7 ..-1. company is curren y e x· pea warrungs o you at in pairs, mechanic training and ea ers caIU10t ma e warran Y A Homt-ot_ 2 11at 1u 1M _.,., co111n or .fi.1r . 11 .,,... ~ •~ v. •1>19 :so 1 1o1 a\l:i ,.,.. 1\·· te•rSleo ..21 1 s ,,. tl;!o • ....._ ... pandi g •ts b·ru t · th' Id I' b'g · . . · 1 da andAmH0111 ~ •1 l#f ~,.,,. 43 4 -"•c b• 1. .. 'IH 1'1• 21"'211~~ .. nCgr 1 .• 20 1 1114v.14 '' _,,.. .. ,spf J'A • 26\jo_ :w ~v. n 1 capa 11 es o in· is area cou 1e your 1 • competency, mrumum space repairs 1n a smg e y :~'1'i ·tt ,1 ,12f •1 ""}" ~~ ~? e g in1 1 • 26 21 ?2~ .. 21 + ~ n DIVlloP 1 10 n :. 1 r -11o L••KOC :I J 111 1~ .mt lo..-I
Building'
In Ii·vine
I
P·l~J Hklh 1.-LMI ~
elude contr 1 s for ~.1 roblemS. and-equpmenHor-higb-quality-substantial-special-allowances !:~'cf°J:lf J:g~-:S:~3m:j:,~ c~-PU~e\'-'-,~:iim-1~1i-1t~ P.l~':'..o220-'P25621~ .. .!'~ 2~1~ t:::.C~-1...:1 _j~ J!,_.ir~ if .... t)'t
remotely piloted v e h i c 1 es • TOOay s a u 0 warranties warranty work. ar"' paid u you are seriousl•t AMIC,: ,,,. . . 10 n n n l't ~=~ i.1i~ I ~~ ~I'& ~ r~ ~ n TO !.: If 1~ ff\'& ~ ff'"' ~ .. t:::ZN ,.,,' 'l5')"-1~ -16*+{'4. ----l>WIL-air.craf4-and-helico'PP--~ha~v.e...almost....y defecis • " AIMf" Molor s ~, • mi n._ \' ~ E 1 s1 20 1u 1tv. n\111 n v.+IYI n· t c11 • 1 l°" ii"' ~_,_ ,_._ L-I 101 14\.'I 1•1,1>-
ters, as well as industrial as the cars themselves, says .. IN ESSENCE there is no i n co D Ven e D c e Y a ~{~y;-•:tt ':11o-',,.. ~S:., 1.: 17 ; f7: f"~-~ ,,.. ;:J j~ l~ •tt ;m Qt; ~~ t:tt'.f ,: .:-'i 1f~Sf:-1.f,..•rii--1
• Edmund' 1973 N Car • br "'" hi! the · Am ShLP M 1 J9 lMii U V. 1'~! l'l Com$1 p1 90 J 14111 1•v. 1.W. Ito GtnMlll lot 21 17 51\IJ 57~ 57\.-~ Lehmn l l'tb lot ll I~ 1.W. ·~ eqwpment. .s . -ew such thing as -a reliability ea ....... wn w e. car is~ ts~,:ciJ:ii I 1'2 1Rr:--1ltt \~ ~~ crnwEc1 2..ao • 133 201 2Wf ,, +v. GMln pt i~ __ --.t...-•h " " +1 1.._.. c11 ·4 1• • .,. •~-~t f.: Prices,. and it brands the gu t the d t On 'ts '7fs A mltdllf A:. 1 51"' 5111 5111· ~ CornEcl pr l •. J UVt w.i. :m>-\~ GnMOt t.tllb I ., ""' '3\IJ 6'\lo+ "' L-In M lt 141 :tn'll ~ aran t?e On new C3r YOU er Warran y. I t A~ tirll 2I i5 6' ll~ II~ I!~ ~~ CwEdpl IA2 .. • lt 19 19 -V. GnMotJif :Rio .. 1 5''11 SIYI S.\'t + ~ Ltll Fc1 5•0 .. II r" 1tllr. 1;14-
typical car buy-the guarantee you want Ah1C is offering a one-year ex-::ftf J·~ 10 ·~~ ~~ f,Y1 ti~~~=~ ~~ : 1t ~ ~ 2mt ~ GenM..:,r ,J ., ~~ ~"' 1:: {~""~ t! t~11Ef,.· -~ 11 -ri ~ u.\\ "iai·~
Baja Wages
Up~l8%
At Plants
...
MEXICALI, Mexico (AP ) -
An 18 percent increase in the
Afexlcai\ minimum wage will
pump another $4.7 million in
American money into the Baja
Californ!a economy, officiils ·
say.
The money will be paid In
w a r r a n· most. ---r . B Pl ATTlllA '" 5 JO'h ~ .so~. ComWOU 2k l1 12' ~~ A'. ~ ~ G l"UbU lAll • 121 lfl'J lftolo I~"' l.llltl F""' !(I 'f8 s .. $.. :v. . ten s1Qn o its uyer ~ as an Am T& r ;,,., : : 3o11 $\(I sl't s~+ '" cw011111 1.12 . 1 21,,.. 11~ 21,,..+ "' o.n Rlfr-ct 1 • ti'& .m • + 1' tf tiv0c"'l'i lJ l1 :nYI 31 ~ JiYI 'v. . What's being done aboUl Jt t' ( ~ AtnWotr ',"4 6 5 lll\;o 101/t lO\~+ "'~:~ :i II ln Sl)l.lo ~ ~+ ~ Gn$10f;111 .'5 21 2' #9 41 #9 +IV. LJF pl "' 4 :F Mil ..... :. t y as "a
warranty of
the manu-
facturer , b3-
lhe manu·
I facturec and ' r9r tbe man-
1facturer."
PO•Tll. ·THERE
ARE Do !ewer than 30 to 50
defects in each new car test-
ed,_adds.__Cmsumers Union af·
ter its own examinations.
all' op1on or,. .. .,. AWtror iv. .. 1'50 1''1Ml'"' 1''"-"'conA11r .50tl ·7 1 ,,,,.,131~ 13~v. GnSfMI Ind 11 3'11 l '.4 3•,1, •. UbbV McHI.,. 1 -w. w·.!t . G 1 AW•trof 1111 • J90 1~ lSlJa 15:-i--""COl'llMI IOI • 31 l~ l•V. 1•0 *G T E 1.n 10 ""---21tlo 21\/o mt Llbm<o ..30 ' J 1 ,._ l6t.-
Now before Congr SS . Two years ago, ~ =i;: IA., .•. ll~ 1!~ 11~ JU::!:. t CMMI 1..Gb 12 71 21"' 20!'1 21 v. GTFl•pf lV. .. 1100 16\.'o '''" 1•1,+ .... LlbrT'l'L.lo ... I • 10 N i!! e IS a l the ' Conr•cC " • .0 ~ 11 1 1'. GTIFlpf 1.30 . itOO 11\>I> 11\lo 17\lo . LM:l«Of 114 1 ,. t~ 1 • ""
Con5'Jmer Product Warranties Motors abMdoned U5e 0 ~ •1~ : ~ •1~ 11t: 1ir+ ~ Con Eel iAO 10 113 n n~ 21:V.-V. Gn Tl,.. 1.10 I 10:2 lf'\O\ 11111 ll'Mi.+ VII Uoo M'I' m 11 ft l/",: lD4 ""+-ft
and Federal Trade Com-"imp 1 i ~ d warranty" ~f~n 1:: r 21:J ri~ :r.v. l!\Cat ~ ~~~ = t .. ~ Zt? '2'4 ~t ~ =r ~ .• 711~~ I~ i1't+ ~ b~l11"'.J :ti 1Ls 7M 1.-~4" mission Improvements . Act disclaimer wb;~h· eliminates AMP Inc '.1r .s lU •7Vt -Wia '1''4-... c-Fll 1.30 11 212 ~ mt 7''A-\\ G.nillnl" ... JI 1N IS 4\.'I .uta+IV. 1.=n rrllr°l 11 g J:i; n~ r.""v.+:! • h ="----~ • • ...-• 1 . d ~ .at • l Alo 1¥1 1¥1 ConJl'dllf ..... I tc"lo "" n""-N • PK .tOa II 33.5 ~ 37\'ll 37\'J L 11· 14 ,.,., 21/o :Rio~ which is given at least a fair t e maK:er ~ 1 m p 1 e Ampe• c11 11 •1 •'Ill .J\'2 4,,.+ \~ ainc .. '"'o"' , . ..,sitr -ia,. 11 ',ll! "•~•+ ~ G1PW01 1.12 ----ri•~ ,....,, ~' ~= 1 112 ,.. ,.,., ''"-, 'bill! I · Amrt11 Corp • 21 51/o '5 5V•+ 111 on I 'U ..... ~-, "'o.rw I.JS 11 1• 17'.4 17\.\ 17'.'I-i;,'" 1 35 it\.'I J.IVI " chsnceofpassagethisyear respons1 Y or a ,carAms1.,.110 1 102,o\1 2, 24 c_,..,Pw2t 4'2"12Sw~+lllGF•in.n1• 1•v.•1 -llo Lltt"c;11::Jl " 1191•19w,19v.+··
Both Senate and • H 0 us,· operatinA-•as you reasonebly "'"'"°' ·,.. 11 •'-iv. ~+ ·,,.. ~13 l'a ·· 4 ~Ya if"" tl~-~; G•entPC .to • 11 1P1> 12lt 12'11 ti~;.,~ lllA .. 10 uv. 11'41 11 "' ... . IS AmlMd 2.60 7 1 lf~ 39 39 -Ill • I 7• .,_._ ,_ Glllr Finl 5k S 5' UV. IV.• l~i+ \.'o LockMICI ' :aot nil """' m+ YI
ve s'on f the b II h expect 1t to --Ami.1 tn 20 10 ' • Y.-. ~ l'l °"11 Air Ln s 1" nto 7" ,,._ .. Glclll L•wl1 7 N ~ 111o 111 , ts 23" ~ %Moll 1"· r I s o I ave · Anllcon :Jlb 10 212 n~ 2214 n 1.+1t. en Ctn 1 '° ' in >Ml 25'\l 2' -llo GlffHUI .l6b 1 ll .I,,. 15\.'I IS"-"' a.-.c · 11 · ll 1214 l'A'I "1211o+ -"lemon" clauses which would A I s o, the n a ti on a 1 AnchHc 1 a1 • 11 1111t 11\11 11..._ "E:tic~°'r.> 1: ~ 3~ ,~ 3~ ~ Giiiett• 1.~ t:z •n '2YI •Wt •1 , . t:::fh: 12 ts .av. 41"' .01o1i+,... · lh · ht A obil Deal A I AfldtrCI .ID 6 •14 11~ 11V. 11"'+ 1't c !IC Pi2\'J i. '1:W. 41 41 \lo GltliOll .4.1 IJ u 14\l UV. 141-"" LOii StG IA t :no 2:1\.'I 2~ 2S1-"' give consumers e ng to utom e ers ssoc a· AngeHu .10 u 24 llH• 10\4 1011o-'•enc~ '""' • 1 •l11o ,1"' ,1,_.+..., 01ot111 M•r 14 ,., 11Y1 11 11 + 1• L-tLt 1 ... ll >1 .-'' ~ 1n,r-•• have a defective product tion in Washington is now ~_i,:o~•k l S: 11l.'? l/"' 11::++~ c11111cD 1 w. 11: 1s ssv. ~ ssv.+ v. GIObeu .t01 • 10 11~ '"" 1"1+ ""1.1L plJ 1.12 i.tO 10,...1"" ~ 1~1~ • · .....,_,.., ' "' ""'CttlHR I :iGb 10 T 17\11 17111 1~ 'Jo GolclW•I Fcl t 20 14tl l•'A 14\lt-'11 l.onoOll .5' M 2S ,.-.. 3,. repla ced 1f repairs are needed setting ·up "Atrl'OCAP" a it.pee ou • 1 11 \•"ill 1'"" 1•~ , con11"""i 21 6 26 4,. •"41 4,"' Golldrlch 1 • Ill ~ 20"' 204lo-11. Lr•I eoni is 11 Rt ""' .... , .. ' A,oKOC .l2h 17 '6 l \lt ~ ~ · C M l lb 10 S.S llV. II )IV. ..• Goodrpf 1.IJ 1100 t5 t•lll 9J +YI t:LAlldE• l 311 ., 3'W.-»'4l~3~\ ~ "an unr~sonable number of networ-._,or special conswner :t'L~crc: s l 1~"" 1;rn .,;""'-"' c:i11hi1'1v. , 127 ... mi. mi+ \.ii, GoodyrTlr 1 , w,.,,.... 2l ~+l'h PKllc .20 12 ig ~ g~ fi~ \Ill
1--tff..---'""'""-wages-at~American.
owned assembly plants, which
are numerous along Utt border
because of Jower pay scales
and favorable tax laws. About
20,000 perms work in more
than 200 plants, primarily in
Mexicali and Tijuana ,
assembling components for
U.S. companies.
U you're a typical car
owner, you're fed up today
with new cars that don't run,
that are constantly in and out
of repair shops, that carry
warranties which run out
just days before major defects
emerge.
Since 1967, ·the "standard"
car warranty bas sbnmk in
halt!rom tl'IO yelll'!. and~
miles on the ear to one year
aod 12,DQO miles. TodaY,,
virtually .no auto ~ty
eootains ' 'anY dover age -tor
tires-a critically important
and often expensive part of
any car.
times during the warranty action Ninols to deal with~,,. ti. ii 1s J •'14 4,,, · c ont on p1 2 2 ..,,., '*'YI 4Y.t-% GordotLJ .u 9 1 12\.':I n:it. 12111+ "~1 1 :g 1f .. 1~ Wl'I 1•v.+ \Ii. . ~--" 11 111 111' . . COnl ,. ... n 12 .. l li,ii ~ 21 + .... Gould Inc I I 11 u 2Wo %14+ "" ..,..._,. . -· 1M ..... ft'o-\'I penod." The Federal Trade customers' automotive com-tc_.1:;. 1•1• 0 : f" ~ ~ +i:. ~ ... o•t• • ,,, JN Ml'l •~1v. Gr-.:• w 1Y1 10 •1 2"" 24v. 2'*t i;. t~ c~ • 2 n: 114-nit' -""'•
C · · 1d be •• 1 •• . 1 ArdltrO :SO 11 n a "* ,1~+2v. 2 t 1 u .... 2Sl'l 2S\IJ>-t ""'or•r'ld u .10 10 •1 12 11"41 an~+ 11; LTVC 5 p1 .. J :tm. :rt~'"°' 0 mm I s s I 0 n wou Put n~rangmg r 0 m ~ Arc:tk Entp 24 51 j\'t J J -I'& Cool!. Un .S2 • 10 1\41 "' I -v. <lf'Hlll 1.» s t 21 .... 21 21 -'M Llb'I~ A '33 • ""' If ~ ... authorized to decide _ via fulfilled warranties to shoddy Acltr•r .n • 1• 101o1o io io .. ~11'::9M"i is 'f 1~ 41 ~ +~2* t '"'il1w 1iz 1>1 lOl.11"'11~~ 11~+ * \.lldl., st ~ u " 12¥.t inti ~111o •. ·
gul t, wba , ' ArfI PS 1.1, I 2)9 lf\Jo 19 1•111+ V. C:OOPlr lat:i t2 'fl M N •'!'I .-a 9'4 Ir. lh+ \lo LudleW , .. I !I 121111 lilS M6. ·e re a ion, t constitutes an workmanship and overcharg· ...,. eat ·'° 1 1t """ t \111 •~+ 11o C-Tr .. ,11 7 1 1._ lMto 1~ Jl GtAMI .m n • ~ 3o1v, ui.:. .: L111tenS11 .ID t n ,,,... i._. ~+ ''unreasonable be f · So f ( '"--·-Arltfl Rl!OY I t •" ... ~+ V. COOllnd .. ,4 M tt 2!\IJ 2 , Gt A•P T.. .• 14 12\'lo 11\'l 11\lt--" L V.0 cont IS 4 ~ -DUffi r 0 mg, ar, SeVen (J u~ Amwll• Cp 12 12 Jiit S'io 5,,.._ V. C0pp R•n0e 63 12 ll"I lm. 1lltt1~ GllkO l.20t • I lfltt I~ lffto l'fkt Ylll.i 11 m -toSV. 20""± \Ii times •• for each type ol con--have been annouoced and ArrncoS 120 7 lS. 19\lo lt\lo 1 ..... + v, Copwlcl 160 J 50 mt. tt "2) GIN Ir l .IOcl 12 ' 11 IO'l'I lift-.... Lvti;td '' I ...... R+ v. ' • • Arm pf 2 10 , . I' :ll'h H 11 -\lo Cllt'clUre i::D t IS ~ •l'I ft •·· GINNM; 1..0 13 12 SM 51Jlo J2'1i+ .... LYllCllSY !._...-~ 1 sumer prod.uct. l D c I u d j n g another seven will be in opera. Arm11rpl .lllo 180 ssv.. S.S1b .SS\ol • COrnGl1 1 IJ 32 251117YI 111 llMl.+3'/. Gr'MIF1n .40 1 145 21 IOV. JI t lV. ··-F "° r i1 lm 12IMI \
tomob'l . b · Al'mJ Ck ... IS 251 Wiii -29' :rt •.. C..SSlfl 2 ~ 12 '3 t,. ·~ ~+ 4 GI Wiii Un • • It ~ m 3""-"' Mio ..... , I > 3 1£'" 3' au I es: tion y the end of the month. ArrmtR 1.60 • 12 2~ 26V. u~+ ~ c-i .. eom 15 14 •Vi A4 ._ ---Gt MitUn ~ •• 13 14 l~ 1• + 141 ~ .» I 114.! ~i( ' _ _ · ~1:t.:tl_'~-n Jtl.lt~..kt, \\ ~~,~~.~.J:,i: =~ ~iAI ~-·'!...:•-1I ,1:.,=,::.. ... ~-t: ~1 _ ___ ~
A$fll Olr 1,30 I 11 )~~ """ 2~t+ V. CrlMC .11111 5 39 11 '°"" 1 .... -GflVM IOI t 11' IS l""" IJ + ~ MKYplA ;v. 1-l ,llf"J_ t "1l7 r' ~ ~-.: 11 ~~ ~ ~'it U +·~ ~reclll 1"1 _.2 9 .. ""' 114 Mtot YI ~ ':: ·• :; if'I' 2tt u:.._ .. ~ '4 .Ylt •· l6J 11!' .,_ i;·"
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Tbe new minimum wagi;
took effect Thursday on an
emergency order from Presi·
dent Luis Ecbevenia Alvarez
in order to increase purchas-
ing po'lfer in Mexico, where
olfidals say the cos! of living
bas risen 11 percent In a year
despite government price con-
trols.
Minimum wages, w h l c h
vary from state to state In
Mexico, rose in B a j a
Call!omla Thursday f r o m
$(.32 a day to $5.08 for urban
workers and from $3.40 a day
to $4.32 for farm workers.
Why lhe lnteruifying prob-
lem? ---
ONE REASON Is lhe !rend towird bigness am o n·g
automobile dealers who. are
under relentless pressure to
sell as many cars as pOssible,
as fast as possible. Not con·
sidered are the dealer's time,
space and manpower t o
service all the cars properly.
Another reason is that1 ar a
general----..---Jllle, prices ~auto
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New c 0 n s t r u c t i 0 n in Long Beach, San Francisco -llatta.Wll .IO 12 15' 2J~1 2~ ''~+ VI 0.::1~..&: 1~ .: J6~ ~ s::+1v. t::: 1·~ 1l :: '"" I) I'& m::.1~ .........,,. .. 11 21• lll/t L ~+ l%
Newport Beach is continuing ~nd thenBeal~~;~es little =~~1"·~~~ ~ ~"' ,j~ ~~ ... -~8:1'~ \:~: if 1= 1:v. l~+it~~f:"11'.fl \~ 1~ g M~ ~1U+~~~,r,: .~ g i 1~ ~+"'
at a pace ahead of Jast year's edewport. a , Ci Obscrv· t~~I j/ lj i': 1:lJ: rJ: ft;-.YI s:u::ir1~ 1~ ~ ~ ltm ~I*~ l : J; lt._. 11" 1f'J+·\.\~~l--= '9 ~7 11\.o. ll.,._ 111'>-.t record when permits were • 8•1tGll• 1.M ,. 31 2.rn. 26111 2IM+ \lo OlllO!MI C11 J 51 llV. II 11¥1+ ·,,. twrtlH IOlt • II " '~ 9'1'1-v. ""'-.lOb I t1 23\ii 221'11 n + issued for $105 million worth The total number o! ~•ts •JtGt Df •111 • . 1100 ,. sc 51 -~ o.m1,... "" 1 JD J:Jl'I 1:1 mr.+ '9 H-er l.s. 10 • 25¥1 IF 2Sv.+ v. Men.I AZh . . 1s1 ~ .,·~ ~ )It ,..,..... &enctl 1.S4 t ' 2M 22~ 22YI •. OtMv1 06 19 .OS 144 I~ 14 + .. H..,_ "" 1 1 1 1M UV. MW OS 1.611 f 131 v-"" ··• of new development, ;ic4 issued lhrou"'1 August 30 are &•lllllG inc: •1 " u 1-. 3ol ""'-+ 44 Dtlltaol'I M 15 » 21• ~ 2IM'I-~ ... ..,. i1 11 "" ~ ~ iM'i'wOI .&S 12 J U'A M• ~"' -~ ·
cording to city officials. valued~ -at T$57 712 82o ae.. l:~T.,~~ 1lo 1\ ~ = r+-"" t=!"r·.tt 1: Jf ~~· ~1~ ~iv.+ :: ~ ~;; 1: 2: ~ mil~ ft-! i: =-1:: 1l J ~ ti= ·=t-1£
O f f 1 c i a 1 s made the cording' to bull.ding. ' .l:... .... t~ ::~~ .~ 35 ;y mi :~ ~~+"' &::I Df ''.» · · no 11•"'1 114l'l'n•v.+ ~ =~= 2:. ': 3' lm ':i ~+ "':E.,i MCAA lilt .'#: ! 'l 12l:U' 1~ i.-....JA
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WM; osure in annoWlcmg uuct ment estunates. B•Mc 1n • .-1 , ,.... ,,,. "" . B:ti~ ~f ·· ml R ;f~· 1fv-% ....-· c11rt 11 4 Jit . l 31 101 .,... IMi IM --+ 4111 $13 million worth o[ building 8•le$ Ml .20 13 14 llMi 1°" lll'I+ * OU!r C11 .X \j 1 1~ 16\li 1 ... + w. Halftrlnt .IM 1i l ..... ~ McOOltld :if " W •: :: :+-:: =:::~ts ofw;::gus~~ 1r~ perm1~ ~"!fast~~~'" tool H~( ~ J :j ! ! t;· i*~f 1i: ~ i: ~ ~ $ !!f c~ ~ 1
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city's hlstory. Howe Ver $9 $10 million less than this year. ~::::: Jt ~ m: ~ if"+"' OICUorri 11 7 47 ~ '" .,.,,. ... I'& =.:It ~b ~ m :Wiii J,Alo JN.+ll'e =:rt .. :a I~ ~ :; \= \1'.-1!
million Q( _Jhat tota} came CiclJ boweV~ S8YS he is 8tcTDfl0 .l$ 2t 116 3Mtl 311~ J9\lo+ \II ~;,~": :: 1: '1" 'L.. ~\'a Hl'tflffll ~ .r& .. 21 = ~ lf:':t1v. ~ l'° . J 31\to W' l + ~
fro m a single PfC:!ject., the-----WUur~ that the ·r eC ordl~e1·~-~ tl~~-·1~~~81:.W-~~£-~-,2?~~~--~l='~~l ljd:,. .... C-J _,_C.:: l #~ 8 -'t~,
MarioH HOfil to be built in building pace will be sustained ==~8H'!..i~ 1: :n: ~ ~~ ~ t it: =fd·i~ IJ ~ -,::----:v. rm+: :r::ir~ lt ~2 ;;~ av.+ I'&,..:= -:. I~ ll 1~f?--2~~~ N wport Center !bro h ... d 1 thi a.misc• .10 1 1s ''"" 11r. 1w.+ "'=1.IS11 'i is.s mo. ~ n v..+ ,,. HINrtM .n 11 n ,._ ... 2111o-"° M«d 1.11 ,, 2it 1oM1o ~ Mv.+ v. e • ug wtt. en o ~ 1-year. ~. '·'° t 11 iiv. :m .. 1'--11 -.t•,, i.ci rm 27 27 _..., ~-1.11 ll _,w___,.. 25\la ~+ ~ .10 , • 1:tt; 12'f 1~ "-Cich says tbe..r---" _...._ ean C:p 1.1S 1 112 l:l\11 31~ 32"-t-¥l 1• 1, 62 " IM • +~Koff l'9ctn 1 u ,,,.. M 1'Mi+ MWrllLy .s. 11 KS 1• .. ~= ,',' ~," c:unu .......... 8lflC: llf '-30 . i n nVt n tt\11 5 1.o1.,, 16 w.. "* ,._ Hot •-.JO 11 ,.. l"' '"' 1~ ~ Mneht .10 n 150 11~ .... ~ ,.WE'RE HAVING another
great year," said Gene Ci ch,
chief plan check engineer.
"Once again it looks like
we'IJ be in the top ten cities In
California for n e w con-
struction.
"'At tbe top of lhe 1isl are
the big ones -Los Angeles,
Ford, AMC
Rectill '73 -
Model Cars
DETROIT (AP) -Ford
Motor Co. nnd American
?.tot.ors have recalled about
84,687 ol tbeir 1973 model
vchjclcs to chec~~ble
safety-related delects.
AMC said •bout 1,000 of its
1973 Matador and Ambassador
taxicabs and heavy duty
vehicles are being recalled to
replace a p0lentlally de!ectl•e
1tetrlng column .
The recall ls an extension of
an earllcr one which Involved
AMC.built police 'cars, , lh•
llnn said.
AMC said Its line of heavy•
duty cars equipped with power
slttrlng had oxperlenced pro-
blems b ecause of an
'1unsatistadory" pitman arm -!!ell stud. • .
There have been no Injuries
or accldCnts reported because
ol the Oaw, AMC said.
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struction pace that ·has been '""""' inc. lo 111 s ...-. .ff.._ " v1J :Ji 11 1 "" ~ ~ H11t111 "' .ast . . J it"' ~ 2t'r'I: Mn Sof J.JO 11216.WI 1~ " . . l/"OCk GI .n s l7 !"" JJ..'1 1.m+ Mo ... • ,1 n ll14 ,..... t "' ~lt'l'SY 7Jb • 1 13 1N 1N1.I \t. ~ .m t 11• ~ ~ "' maintained so far this ye8r rUnGt 1.n ID as l m; ~ 'j.iDork:C~ .)2 • i 11YI 13\.'l 13 ~Hom.t•k 'l7 14' 4\IJ ~ ~ JVe~M Inc 11 "1~ 16~ l I
l as been echieved despite the I~~" l': l 2
3 ~1.:': ~1% ll~ ... Dorr 011~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ + t = l:-'° V W ·~~ 1il"" 1~~ 1 v. Mttt°oi r,, . ~ :?: .:,,_ ~ ~,._~~
cl !hat ti led 0 m Shr11 .20 10 6 •ft 9YI ~ . ~, ... " lit + ""~ :1! J ;Q m 1V. ~ MGIC "" 10 n cs 5.1\t 52 ~ ... a an es ma l per-rFerr11 .12 1t w 16 1s\4 ' l1 ,.__,.!_· 1 ,. ... 21 ~ .. 11o, ?!,... ++,"-H 11 .fit 12 ,. 15141 l.f'A 15,,..+ v. Mld!Gt 1.0. 9 a 1•14 1~ 1ti.+ ll9
I r lhe 't • led rllnSWlt .h 12 131 25 2A\.'I YI .......,,.,..,,. "'7• _... " Hot • "" :II to 21 12'1o 12 12 -'~ MlcM Tiii> 1 1 I 14~ 1•'A 1~ cell 0 Cl Y S expec rulll W .«I t 13 21"111 2'\~ :r. 0 p F lnco •• 12 J ._ .VA . Houlltltt I 16 11l't 11~ 114-\t. Mlcrow•YI 11 '71 201.'lo lM 211~\+1"4
development has been held up ~ ~o 1.!8 i: ti M ~ fl ~:,. l~ ~= n :: I#~ ~ ~ H-l"IWI 21 2At ,,.. 1~ 1Jrn.f \l MklQl!m 1 II t4 !!?1! ~ ~ -l't
lhe ~I tl'ld 41 T~ 'f''" ,_, Ortt p1 2.20 52 It 41"° ~+ ...,_..n M ll 2'.t :atlil 251,\ ..... ,,... Mlcl$oU ),10 11 #9 ~ • •
due to South ~st Region-ni '·"' • " ff" 20v. ~ \4o °''"*" ~ 2 :: ,, .tlv. .,.,. c v.-.. =r 1,: 1,. \? s:. '°~ ~1:::..1.J: 1: fi := im 11:+ . ._ al 1.one CooaervatiOD CommJ• ft 1:J~ I~ Vi J: lli,~ ~:i:i ~ ~4 's ~ i:: I~ 1~ ~ KOU'!'il ..$0 14 :tt ,_. 26 1A,._ Mllftl.11 111 11 II 4IM 3' W -1"9 ' I rlt AO 6 oM3 ~ ·~ ~\It " OUkt p ~.IO 10 fl 11;'1 lffl ll*--\Ii HolMG 11,'a . 4 ,._ ..... •Ylt \.lo MHton8r .l6 12 JclS I• 13~ lit W SJOO. Wiii pf If . II 19 Iii I 1\11 Dllkt of 1.10 z120 104YI \IW'IJ l .. l't-\Ii HDW _. lf X2 1&'4 1'4 17h 1!11 MM&.lfl 1.10 '6 275 16\ \It tl\\ ~ 't:
lltl In 1 10 l'-1 ,1!,.. Ollll pl 7.IO 1100 fl " .. u="; .70 10 It 1(1,\ 1~'11 14 ftl MllTO Al •" I J •'4 ~
0THERE'S A· LOT j --~NN:i 1.~s 10 '1 '1\':. t ?: °""''" ... 21 n • ,7"' a : ~-1 1':: 11i1 'f ~,... ~;v. i;~ +t': ~l:"1t~e ::: '* ~~ if:: 1m ~1~ ---"' "". R11m11vc: 14 13 ,. .Jttt 2J u ~.,. cg " 41 J: w. .,m 111 H~;tl. • , ,, 1.,.. , •"' Mo PR A s ' l ,.... ~ rutt ""' develop~t In the peninsula l11rrvt11 :.0 '2 ~ t=-22S tu\rli+flll ~,:i'pfs~"" 1.~ ~1""' ': .. l ""' -. Hu;t..T ·'°"' • w ""' = n1~+.:h MPlj.IM 1.: ,' .J ,I,"' 1m' 1W ~~
areas that LS not being done," •bt.T 1.~ 11 i~ 21 115111 21 +1 ~!!'JI' ?'1'4 10 l, 'bl'.! 5211.,_ \\~ U u:!~\ :JI\' / ':"' 1 • + v. ~~~ .JO ' JJ 11 1"' .._ ~ Clch aays •bOI Co ' ' ii) "" a.l'I ~I'& o;;u;t 111' 2 12'11 U\11 VI m'I HV'1'cttC11 .24 3$ ,. 32'11 Jt\.lo 2214o+ ,,.. N.Obltol 2.IO ' ... srn. 5'~ !N+ ... " • ' _.r: I 1 «I 1v. ,mj'4 t .... , OvQllll 2.05 •. Z20ll 2'YI 21Vil 2'1,\ ""*"'"'.It 1 __!}~ 7-IV.+ ~ 1·~ I ,51 ~ 1m ~~l-'9 But there s a lot more to k..., P , u 1~ 1 -i!l'_t w: OllQlpf 1.20 11• Tl,,. n n v.+ ,,. ICN "'*"' 11 11 lOl't 11 1ov,+ ~: eor,. 10 ~ 1.-,..,.. · v. Newport Beach than just the '\.J·• 1 21/. :all'& ~ ~ + ~ OJrno In .» M_J ~ 11 17"'+ YI 1::.'n ,. 1..M 10 1• 2n.. 21 vv.-1o1. ~Cl'I '° Jt 1 ,,."" 1311 11,1o-1'1
coastal areas. In) and, we have ~ Jf 1j ill ff I 111l11it!111 '::"oll.J: : : w-1 r.;: 1~ ~ 1~1;1 :: f 21 hS\6 },m F=\Sl4 -n ==.:.m A .. : .: ~ ~ .~s
several areas that regularly l'"tl~ ~ lt l 1Ari 1"" 1 .. i;:.t~ 'ff "' "' '°' ~ lllN!Ri°l
41 ii 1
' sv. ~ "~ ~ 11 41,l m? !1" ,~t ~ bring in big developments." ~l~11 • Ill i1 I U~ l~ -l:Juiu 1~ i; 1 M 1 ~"' 11
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i;, ~ i'~=·:it; • • '! r fiE J..... \'l ="~~ J lf ~J ~~ 1lr. 3~1M +.t' Among them he listed the ;&i;' er.2 1 iiJ ~ ~+ E~t,Y.111 i~~ 12 14 'al l!"' im ~'... ... 3'11 .. 14 4 I ~"'Montas i1t1 l.1 n: ,,.. nM-:
commercial propet'QI around or: na ~,:,1ed 1 ~! lj~ \Ut!: t? 1:1 K! 1\1;1! ~ ~ 'l'~ I.ii' 1Jr°\ll~+l! Ii~~ tto ii !: = ~\; .. Ntofl:si:""-v"M iJ.: 'i J 14~ l~ M~ ...
Or Coun ''-the llOl!IN 1'.¥1 '1 1 I 1r' ' l ell'!Co .to 1 1• ~ 1JMi m'I -'" :t: i 9 m. 27\.'I -l .. lf tu M'A. '1 l'lt • ange ty RM .,.,rt, lll'Clln lli 10 l?f 11.11 g~+ "'f= :Jr 29 ~ = I:"' t~ J I •I 2' 1m llM ' IOYI+ Morri .ioll • ' 11 1N ~·14-.
Koll Center, Newpt)rt Genter, ·~ In 1f n 1« ~ . Eckd Jk .20 ,, till -r. ~ aN+l ,~AIM 2r.: .. 1u ~ ;; :t+ "'=~I .~ l ,., 1~: .1~" iu,_.~
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TONIGHT'S
TV IDGHLIGHTS
ABC Q 6:00 -Pro Foolball. The New York
Jeu'uke on the-Green Bay .Packl!rs inull!l!' t·'·
cast from ~Ulwaukee as the National Football
League season opens.
NBC 0 9:00 -"Play Misty for Me." CUnt
Eastwood directed and stars in this 1971 drama of
a popula1t.1disc jocky who becomes involved with a
violent, unstab(e woman. Jessica Walters_. Donna,
Mills. -
CBS U 10:00 -Medical Center. Oscar winner
Jo Van Fleet plays a frightened mother of an ap-
parently 'retarded daughter. Pamela Franklin,
Cl~ude Akins.
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Mood11, S.ptombfr 17, 1971" DAILY PILOT 9
New P~rry Mason Has His Day in Court .
I
By RAV SHARBIFM'
NEW YORK (AP) -Oy<Z!
Oyeii--<:oun-J,a oow In seMkln..
T.be viewer vers1.11 '"The. New
Perry ~1ason" reries will now
be heard, the latter havng
been committed last night on
the CBS Television network.
Eidllbll A, "The Case of the
Prodlgaf Prophet/' was on
trial with the star, Monte
Markhrun, who also laced
viewer's memories of Ray·
mond Bun; in the old ;•Perry
Mason'' series that still runs
ii1 many areas.
.
(played by Sharon Acker), was now In love with the preacher
a shade more nJp than and a· member al bll en·
Barbera lllle ever was In the
old settes. u : Tragg; n o w l' ) played by Dane .Clark, no TV REVIEW
eculives last week Inspected docket I~ a new N'BC St'!'ies. me all this before we ..-·tre
at the 11\tended premlert show "The G~I With -.g E>-married?" ht criea. She s!Jlls:
-"The Case o1 the Horosoope ira." ll stars Sally F.ltld u a '1 loved you too much." I
Homicide" -ind ordered this lit! with I tou<b ol ex-&Moo ENT HTK PERRY Pr
longer was a friendly old
curmudgeon. He had tiecome
irritable.
And prosecutor Hamilton
Berger, now played by Harry
Guardino, had become surly In
and out of court. He carried on
as if he actually Intended to
wln a case.
one aubstlti;ted posthaste. trasenJOry perceptlm a n d tto Tiius -Joan
A CBS spokesman who John Davidson u someone wtsh at thll point I a>uld say
wasn't advised of·hll right to who smiles. she runs off wlth Mandrake
•-··age, WaJ 1_... wi'tb the remaln silent said t h e ex· In the debut show be con· ~ lhe M.aglclan, but no such
""""' YUlN ecutlves "weren't too thrilled tlnues smillila: until, ifttt they luck.
murder gun and arrested. anout'' the 11arg11zing saga as met, they get married: 'lben They coo and elect to work
• AND NATURALLY, Mason the first show or the new and only (hen does she reveal ll out together. That 's tht plol.
helped htr b<at the rap during series. II may air next Sun· that sht·knows what he and a Court ts not adjourned. And.
a· prellm.lnary he_aring at day, CBS says. few others are thinking about as the trombone plafer said
which be nailed the guilty par, -ii ''most of tbe time." when he missed his bus, l rest
ty. a bartender frier.d o1 \he i~RHBgLDgO!V!!Eiii·fii;!irm""mmgF~rid~a~y···\f•'~'Sa~l~ly~, ~wh~y~cli~dn~'t;;iy~ou~t~elill ~m~.y~co~se~. :2~l:i:I~~~· ex.con. He even got the bar· ~
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Those e~ting a younger
Burr Y.'puld be disappointed.
Markham was brisk in tnove-
ment and clipped in speech,
whereas Burr y.·as and still is
as deliberate and irflposlng as
the final draft of the federal
budge!.
Sunday's debut show was
about a y0W1g, nationally
famous evangelist be I n g
blackmailed--the old com--
promising phoio trick -by
the ex-lover of a hippie girl
the preacher had saved in the
early days when his pulpit was
a storefront instead of a civic
keep to testify that the com· **********_.. promising photo,taken-dur\ng . .)...., JC
the preacher's sto refront da~s. -A' ROW film-rrtlogy. ' I u•as n frame. ~
i: TV DAILY LOG auditorium.
Naturally, the blackmailer.
an ex-00n seeking revenge, got
done in. Naturally, the girl,
"He ( the ex-con) slipped "PAPI• ~~N' .. (PG1
80Jlle acid into the 'Rev·s "MAN WHO LO"l•D CAT DA.HCIN~ CHI orange ju.ice," the barkeep
said, explaining that his late
friend wanted to sho\Y all that
the preacher wa:)Tl 't inunune
to the lures of the devil.
MASON'S
secretary,
T R USTY
Della Street
It was a passable show, v.ith
clues aplenty and the same • light product lo n that "DOLU.ll" fl)
..COmple1" An lnriocent dinn1r with ll:::::::::::~ll Monday too m1JCll 111lnt reaulb Jn emb1rrus-characterized the old Perry
ment ind runt tor Mr. Brodnik. f\.1ason series. But the cast
Hall Heads Nominees
1 •• Iver co•1id9"d pull! .. off • •"'•II K• 1' ..,.,.. '" de. -"HOLDING"
"A• ••c~l•at, W.newl., doc11•
-.t.ry •f y•t1"t AMffk•1t1
•brood."
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Evening I ::1:ritftll ~ NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) -Children and Watermelon Isn't fully settled into it yet,
SUTlMIER 17 Tom T. Hall, \Vho has written Wine." His album of the year and still appears WleaSy about :.----------~! 1:45 0 In llr• ''N Post pmt stlOW more than 400 songs during hls entry is "Tom T. Hall, the it all. . WATDllATEHEA•IMS • hi»tedbyStu 1h1n. care7f, leads the list of Stol")1.eller." If It's any comfort, the ac·
AA P"l"•ui111 b subilct to cMnf' 9:00 fJ SCI! Heft'~ lllCJ' luc.1111 C.r· -nomi nees for the 1973 Couritry---=:c_'li_jl_iiiiiiii!iiiiiiL""\i;t;••;•:.;a;;r;en;';t ;a~l~on~e~.~CB~S~e~x-ill
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"EXPRESSION II"
wlttlMt Hkt fer cimrap If tllt ter rets c1u1ht .111 i squ11z1 pt1y ~fusic AS90ciation awards with I tentered on a pair of tompllm1ntary · . • . • W1tt111t1 Hurtll(L tickell to the USC·Okl•hom• foot· nom1nat1ons 1n f1\'e categories. '
bill aame presented to H•rry by Last year's entertainer of e combination
OJ.Simpson. the year, Loretta Lynn was they're all talki ng
COMPLITI SHOWS
7:30 • 9:30 Eacfrt IYHl•.t
THE SURF THEATRE O ~~~fPNI~ M•141z nominated four times. ' about ! """· ( ) t2 > Pl!! M;,ty It! Mt 'iiht-awa•ds-will-be-an-.tut.1c...;,., ..• , ,,...,....,. · (suspr·11=-t11nt ustwood, Jessica HL u....Av..J Wl\..\...A'LVI
Walter, Donni Mills. A popular disc nounced from the stage of the (Q1ffV"'\JHC rnm11.
·ockey becomes rom1ntltllly ln\IOlvtd Grand Ole Opry House Oct. 151 "-' v..JOW't
w1 1 iit."""iifiru--mt-WOllfan. during-a-natlona1ty-te·Jev:lsed:-l----·1r----
Cil Chililltiall .. . show hosted by Johnny Cash.1
CW~.!!.~~ ~ COllONA D•~'-M:=u:_·_uL~~~i.r: NOW
·lt---;iiiMreob61n1
"HARRY IN YOUR
Peclflc Ceost H'woy ot Stll St.
••fiiitO!rlMO---Ht--'f'>t4--11-G-
7:IO
U "THE WACKY WORLD OF * JONATHAN WINTERS"
COMES Y,QUR WAY
FROM CHEVROlET
0 (I)!M ·~es Mar~n tor Cr· winner of the C"A' 1969 rot' Oflltlf M1k1 Danko 11 te·1mtd 1•1 S
FRANKOVICH
• PROOUCTIQN
with 1n embittertd police ve\1ran entertainer of the year title.
who holds !ht rookie co' ruponslbl1 The progr:im will be te!Cvis·
for tht dtrth ol hb ~t triend, an· ed O\'er the CBS-TV network.
other c09. Claude Akins auests. Hall has been nominated for 1 40 Carn ts
maJ.LIEJ lt;l!RS ll!I
-AND·
m Tht llflMth•bltl . @ m MW: (C) (lW) "HMM entert~1ner of the year, for I
S111i1l"" (1m) '66-St1v1 MeQUt1n, best ·Single record, best album,
Bri•t ~ti Malden. song of the year and foNmale
l ltolltr C1111a . vocalist honors. _
-Lii Crlld• lln trill• H' t · th I th Morit· '1ltl YMlnl Utt1s" is en ry l!I e song o e ' year '-nd best single record
"BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE" ··
!:lSliI!)Nrn/Spofb .•' competition ls ''Old Dogs,I
9:30 8 fi; (I) New Dkk Vin Drkl Show OtnnlS tills In IOVI •l f111t slfhl-
with 1n 8 1 10 gtossy 11! th• Pres.
tons' ~retty ho·use l~tsl, an 1spirin1
)'Otlnl 1etr1ss-so Die~ lnYl!es him
to 11nl!1Sh his tb1rm over d!nn•r
with !hi rut live (lrl.
I N11Ybin~ the Thander Cod (R)
MliCMtht ltaU11U1 • ·-
"HIAYY TIAfflC" CXJ -'"' . "MYRA llECKINRl~GI"
.. SOUND OF MUSIC" ...
"CHARLOTTE'S Wll"
"SLA.UGHTll HOUSE S" ClJ ...
"TM H.nffi bperi.-t" Ill
"LIVE AND LET Dll" ...
"THE MECHANIC" . IPGJ
.. PArER MOON" IP~) ...
"HAROLD.• MAUDE"
. POCKET" IPG)
1;00 PM• 10:16 PM
Also
Wffdy All"
"EVERYTH(NG YOU'VE
ALWAYS WANTED TO
KNOW ABOUT SEX" IRI
1:41' PM
MATINll SUNDAY..
Coll 11tfftf'9 for
!S••dcrr Schedule
... ,
"HAROLD •nd MAUDE"
CCHlt. 5o11My 2 P.111.·
NOW SHOWING
"A S1p1rate Peace" "***V2" "011a Of TH ~e1t Fllm1
Abowt Yo1th l••r Mode"
••• , .. ti "M A MOT10'll PIC1'\.a[ Ttt"1
m...-m:s 'flt[ 11\E.[§S '°" or~ NIOCIMX.
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THEATRES
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movie so far this ll Ste'I• MCO-n/AH M1cGr1w
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DAYTIME MOVlES
WtYne M111rls. "Early to led" (com)
'lS-CharleJ Ru11les, Miry Bol1nd.
1:00 O "TIM Mtlt Anlm1r (com) '42-
Henry Fonda, Don Oe Fore, Ollvl1 de
H1Yllland. ID (C) "$111111 Town Cirl" (rn111o) '5l
t:OD (l?J(l)"ldu1111 ti tM Yiklflp" -J1ne Powtll, F1rlty G11ngtr.
Cactv) '44 -Lto Cenn, Fredtric.1 3:00 I]) (C) "Sbaterk Air Co11,.1ncl" Piper. Put I (d11) '55-J1m1s Stewart,
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JOHNMIUS
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MlfldOJ, S.,U.W' l7, 1971
Monday's Closing-Prices Complete New York Stock Exchange List
Surge Continues
On Wall Sb·eet
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SC OAILY ~Ii.or I'
A1nerlean Sales
1'oluMe
e Field Crops ,
SACRAMENTO (AP)
eauromu~ 's 10 major field
crops ~ill suffer an over.all
e1aht percent drop in pro.
ductlon lhis year compared lo
1972 levels, accordlng lo
federal-state pred1clions.
C B. Christensen, director
or the :i;tate department C>(
Food and Agriculture. said lhe
Federal·State Crop a n d
Uvcstock Rcportlng Service
predlctJori!I DIM> Ind l c' t e
record walnut and i;trawberry
crop.". a big grape: harvest and
healthy hikes 1n r I c t .
!rorghum. prune. pear and aJ..
mond production
e Neto B1•e wer11
(AP\ Anheu~r.Busch. Inc ht..<11 an-
nounced long·t3nge plans to
help alleviate Its beer .shortage
by constn.icUng a n e w
brewery
sr LOUIS
August A. Bu.~h Jr., board
ch11lnnan Md chief exc .. utl\·e
officer . .said lH a statement the
company has made final pllns
and exi><eta to bosln oan-
!tnletlon 1n the lmmtdiatt'!
tulure of a new, rnodtrw
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Chicken Class Stuaies· Death
Variety , RENO. Nev. IAPI - A T II E 18-YEAJ\.cld Sum-friend.
From Wire St:r\~c's
The escape of D a.vi d
Pearson's pet snake. Seymour,
sparked off a massive search
in the Chicago suburb or Buf-
falo Grove la st mo n t h ,
Pearson, 18. said Seymour was
an extremely d~adly Egyptian
cobra.
visito r to !lug High School mcrs, bearded with wire-rim· The response to the course
might well be surprised to med glasses, sees the course from students and national at-
overhear a pupil tell a pal, as a means !or, students to tention on books such as
"'I'll meet you after death." gain kno\\'lcdge about death "Love Story" that deal openly
No problcm,-les Ute wune of "in~ a ratipoaJ way" witb®t with death are indications that
the school's new~t course. the ,emQlion associated wi th the nation is starling "to come to grips \Ylth death," Sum·
"OEAnl IS ohe of the mos1 ,-::':h:c=d:cn:1:h:o:f:.:a:=:r:el:a:l(::v•=o:r=:m:e:rs:,:':ai:d:. ======:II
criUcat· moments that wel-
!act," said Tom Summers. a
high S(:hool teacher who thinks
Americans have I i t t I e
knowledge of dying.
Zoo experts who examined a
discarded skin lro1n Se:rmoor
said It W88"11 harmless chicken
snake.
The village board sa id it Y.•ill
bill Pearson $1,338 in costs for
lhe .search.
Superior
George L. * Court Judge or Gray
"Old you 'member to put a ZIP COAT on that letter?"
Summers, chairman of the
school's English department,
started ' course on dying this
semester · because "ignoring
prepar.alion for It is Jackson ridiculous.''
( PEOPLE J Intra-uterine
About 160 students signed up
for five sections or
thanatology, making it one of
the school's most popu lar elec-
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Discoverecl ·
J AK ART A, lndones-
ia (AP)-The \Vest .JaVa
fishery o[fice confiscated
and destroyed six
piranhas, carnivorous fish
from South Ameirca that
Jhen attack people an~
animals .
The office said the fish
1.,.erc smuggled i n t o
Indonesia last June.
Legs Shaved
Barbers Brcuicliin.g Out
Ashbaugh use a safety razor
on the calves. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -
The young, long-legged blonde
slipped into 'Vayne Bump·s
barber chair and said, "Shave, "\\'E USUALLY shave about
please." ty,·o to three inches above lhe
Out came the hot towel and knee," Bump said.
the straight~ge razor. Next "I don't think I \\1ould do it
the lather was prepared. Then. again." said l\1iss Lease. ZJ.
plop -the lather \\'enl on her "It is too expensive and it
legs. takes too long. l could do it in
10 minutes."
"\VE STARTED it as a Bump shrugged. "\Ve don't
tives.
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joke." said Bum~24. "\\'e've intend lo make a full-time
had three customers since \\·e business of this." h,e said, "but
put up a 'Legs Shaved' sign it sure beats lookin ' at men's
two weeks ago ." i~fa~ce~s ~a~llid~a~y~•~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I .. f was kind of embarrassed
at first," said Caro l Lease,
\\'tto' decided to try the service.
"But it is really very relax-
ing."
PHARMACY "The barber put hot towels
on my legs and shaving
cream, just like a man. I
didn 't get any nicks or cuts. I
was the fi rst time I ever felt a
straight~rawr ." she said.
BUMP'S PARTNER in the
downlo\\n shop. 40-year-old
Dennis Ashbaugh. sees the
service as a normal extension
of the t.onsorial trade.
WE QUOTE PRICES
'?Jter all, we··re In the hair
business, and barbering is
becoming an all-service
businea." he said. "\Ve trim
beards and mustaches, give
men permanent wa ves and
sell artUiclal mu s t ac he s,
beards and hairpieces. Why
shouldn't we shave women's
Jegs?11 _
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Prices from $300 to $2,CXXJ.
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VOL. 66, NO. 260! 2 SEC~NS, 26 PAGES t;.tONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17. 197~ TEN ·CENTS
Fertili~tt Drug Ilse Profluces Sextuplets
DENVER (UP I) -An accountant's 34-
yeaMld wire \vho took fertility dru gs
gave birth Sunday night to four boys and
twg~girl~. Do:ctors said they_were in "ex-
cellent" condition and could be the first
sextuplets in his tory to survive.
"Their chances are excellent. They are
in exceUent condition," said Dr. Tibor
Engel, who lod a tea m of 30 persons from
three hospitals in delivering the ba bies.
Tbe w~ight of the infants varied from
under two pounds . to three · pounds, 1 t
oWlCes. They were born seven weeks
premature but \ve:re breathing on their
O\VTI. The first child, a boy, was the only
one of the six not born by Caesarean sec·
ti on. ·
Mrs. Edna Stanek of Lakewood, who
had been bedridden since July, was in
satisfactory condition, said doctors at fhe
University of C.Olorado Medical Center.
Engel said the odds tor sextuplets are
496,980,450 to I. He said that ir all six in-
fants survived, he believed it would be
the first time on record~
The . father Eugene Stanek, 31, said
three of the boys would be named John
Stephen and Jeffrey, and the girls would
be called Julia and catberine. 11We still need one more name," he
·said. "\Ve agreed on three for each sex
·but it didn't work out that way.''
The father said he and bis wife ex·
pected a mU!Uple birth because of the
fertility drug.
"It's been very difficuJt for her,"
Stanek said of his wife. "We're very hap-py.
''My wife 's been in bed 100 percent of
the time since July. They (the sex·
tuplets) will be in the bospita1 six weeks
at the miniinum. I would suspect my
wife will be at least a week."
"We, live in a three-bedroom house
now, so I guess we 'll go house hunting
shortly," the rather said. "That's an
awful l<it of tax deductions.''
They also have a 4-year-old boy.
Mrs. Springer said the first child, a
boy, was born at 9:45 p.m. PDT Sunday.
The remainiog five ·children were born
wilhin four minutes, starting . at 10:34
p.m.
There have been at least 12 cases of
sextup.lets this century. But in no case
have all six survived, according lo the
Guinness Book or Records. There have
been reports or octuplet and septulct
births. but except for eight children borrr
in Mexico City in 1967 their authenticity
has not been proved.
Quintuplets -five babies - are more
common , wttt the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica reporting 53 such births and some
living at least through infancy.
The Dionne quints born May 28. 1934, in
Ca llender. Ont.. are t he most ~amous .
The Dionnt'5 are only one (11 four sets of
quints born in the \\Testcrn Hemisphere
to survive infancy .
Other quintuplets are the Diligent!s
born in Argentina in 1934, the four girls
and boy~ born to Mr. and Ailrs. Andrew
Fischer in Aberdeen. S.D .. Sept. 14. 1963,
five boys born to Mr. and Mrs. Efren
Lubin Prieto a w eek earlier in
t-.faracaibo, Venezuela, and the Kienast
quints born in New Jersey in J970.
Segretti -Bet to A:Gmit
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Slippery Beast
Greased pigs are as difficult to catch today as always, and it's_!lppar-
ently just as much fun . At least the event, Sunday, at the Mission
Viejo Golf Course was one of the most popular in the sixth an nual
Mission Viejo Days CelebratioD. It brought sq ueals-from both sides.
Two Dana Marina Boat
Boy Bitten
By Coyote
The unpredictable coyote whi ch has
eluded San Clemente State Park rangers
all sum:EEd bas sent more than a
dozen young ers to the hospital did it
again over ~eekend. . .
The animal crepF.p\o a !\.year-ol4" boy
fri>m ta C8nadai>efore' dawn Sunlrifirid
bit the.YOUDister·~ the left elbow. -
And the boy , Thomas Ray Martin, im-
• mediately began the series of painful in-
jections to ward off the possibility of
rabies.
The youngster apparently had been
-sleeping in the open at the state park at
1:30 a.m. when the co)'ote .crept up cand
attacked.
The boy's parents took the child to San
Clemente General Hospital where · a
small puncture wound was cleaned.
Animal control officials were notified and
they ordered the series of injections of
duck-egg serum. ·
Incidents Prove Lucky
Rangers throughout the summe r have
tried to corner the beast so they can ca~
ture or kill it, but the animal has suc-
cessfully evaded every attempt.
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REFERENDUM PETITIONS MAY FORCE METER ELECTION..
Two spectacular bo;:it collisions in the
waterways .or Dana Harbor over the
week end proved tha t Lady Luck " also
taJles to the water som~times.
Harbor patrolmen said boJ,h incidents
occurring Saturday could have been
much worse. Ooe involved a -runaway
boat at the launching ramp and another
simil ar incident occurred at the fuel
docks where gasoli ne was being pumped.
In the incident at the launching ramp a
throttle jammed on a 16-foot craft owned
and operated by Louis Lisenby of 1611
Birdy Lane, liuntingtoo Beach. The boat
Animals Love-in
Bust in Laguna;
'Nothing to It'
• A Laguna love-in planned as the Love
Ar11ma1s, .Don~t Eat Them final Ding
fiziled Saturday, failin"g to live up to ad-
vance tiillings and m~i'chants' fears.
f•At the peak time. there were about 40
people tllere. and by 7:30 (p.m.J the
beatj_I was em tL" Ca 1:.. David Brown
said t ay. .
"They just sat around and ate some '
fruit and played their tambourines.
There wa s nothing to it," he added.
BrQwn said ooe merchant calJed the
department and asked what police were
going to..ilo.ai191ll i~ . ...,.,c=:-----
At last week's end, down town
merchants were "livid," according to
Betty M.yeni, Chamber of Commerce
manager_·
Posters advertising the Main Beach
love-in had been distributed throughout
the tdWn end it \f'a~ unknown how many
persona Would att·eftd what was billed as
"cosmic splice brothers . an a sisters
corne together for ..LagUna~aJasl love-in .''
The reason it's lhe last love.in Is that
the promot~rs, The LoVe Animals Don't
Eal Them cult, are let1ving Laguna come
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Bu1ine~n Wi.lletts and City Clerk~felt Check Paperwork
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shot to one side, patrolmen said, collided
with a smaller vessel tied to the ·dock,
then hopped over that boat's bow, coming
to rest atop a section of the boat.
'I]l~ QCCU~t _of thJ!_s_e_c:p_oQ. vessel._
Robert Faley of 26761 Barro Street,
.Mission_Viejo, was knocked_ into the bay,
but was not hurt.
Campers throughout the summer have
bee n advised not to sleep in the open
because the animal prefe rs to attack
sle€ping youdgsters.
Join:t Meeting
Set in Laguna
Parking Meter Petitions
tiet Prerrminary Approval
Damage to both craft was minimal ,
patrolmen. said.
A short time later in the afternoon a
similar incident involving a boat on her
maiden voyage and another craft taking
on gasoline occurred at the nearby fuel
docks. ·
Patrolmen said the new ·boat was
\Vaiting for space at lhe docks and its
owner, Donald Lewis ot 23821 Marmara
Bay. Laguna Niguel. tried to accelerate.
The throttle stuck on tUII and the boat
shot toward a cruiser taking on gasoline,
The colli sion stove-in a forward hold of
the boat, shattered a windo\f and peeled
off· some wooden railing. The owner or
lhe boft was identified as Robert Booth
of 23112 El caballo. Mission Viejo. _ .
He was uninjured in the crash. llis
boa_t received about $200 damage.
The Laguna Beach City Council
and Planning Commission will
meet in a special joint study
session at 7:30 tonight at city hall.
The two panels will di scuss
guidelines for environmental im-
pact reports, will consider the Main
Beach environmental report, and
will jointly set or confirm a date
for study on a statement on conflict
of interest and code of ethics.
The council and the commission
will also bear a nPort by the Arch
Beach Heights Committee' on prob-
lems C<1nfronting that hilltop com-
munity.
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A prelinlinary check or parking
referendum petitions handed in Friday
by Riclfard \VillettS shows that 1,784
signatures meet technical requirements
or the. petitioning standards, Laguna
Beach City Clerk Dorothy Muslelt said
today.
Willetts needed 987 signatures to
qua1ify the r..eferendum opposing a park-
ing meter revenue measure enacted by
the city council last month.
Mrs. Musfelt will now check signatures
on the 86 petitions against the lists -0f
registered Laguna Beach voters at the
Orange County Registrar's office.
The petitions demand the city council
either repeal the revenue measure, or set
a special election !or a vote of the people.
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TUll,N LEFTOVERS
I~TO EA.SY CA.SH Reviewi1ig Stand Draws Blcist
WASlilNGTON (A~l -.1\.new splin!.e1'-!ree reviewing stand.at
oU---Can tum-swnmer-Jeftovers into • 1--.,,.~. -rolacbuca, Ariz., costing $25,000, has drawn fire frorp. Rep. Les
cash. Here's how • • . Aspln, (0.Wis.).
HAVE 21' 73 Fireball mlr Aspin charged that lhe military "has really scraped the bottom"
home on I T Dodge chassis. in.. bUilding the stand at the fort, which already had a wooden re-
•1111 under warr, 7100 mi. viewin g stand. Aspin said the old stand is being replaced because'
Will accept car in trd or several generals and their wives comnlained o( splinters. what.have-you . (Pho n e " No.) (Phone No.) The new stand will be made or concrete and include a glassed·in
The nfolot '!tome sold s(tocessfully . broadcast booth, Aspln sai d. lhrough ·l~li Daily Pilot classined ad. ' He •uggested that the government could save lnoney by fl mply
Tum your used vacation vehicle (or issuin~ cu&hions • --
anything else) l nlo cash by calllng your "Or else, for $25,000, ma_ybe \he generals and their ladies could
Daily Pilot Ad-visor. The direct line.-tr.y standing up," sald..A<pin m a teller to .Delens~~Secretacy JllJlles ~i·5678. • R. Schlesinger. ' ••
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Willetts, owner of the Hairem Beauty
Salon, 262 Fo'rest Ave., in a statement
issued Friday, urged the city to seek
state assistance (in lieu of increasing
parking meter fees) to defray projected
deficits in construction of city parking
facilities.
~illetts said, he does not oppose the
Main Beach park per se, but states he
believes there is not enough parking
being provided at the park. •
The revenue plan enacted by the city
council would have provided for in-
stallation of new meters in commercia{
areas and in Laguna Canyon near the
1s .. PETITIONS, Page 2)
More 8anks Set
10% Prime Rate,
Despite Demand
f'IE W YORK (AP) -Several more
major banks pushed their prime lending
rates up to IO percent today, in SJ?~e of a
demand from \Yash\f1.gton late last week
ror f\vo banks to justify the increase.
The increase, th e 16th quarter-point
hike this year lf\ the banks' minimun1
lending fee for large corporatio1.1s. was
begun Friday b)! San Francisco's Wells
Fargo and New York's First Natlonal Ci·
ty, two af the riation's biggest banks. ·
The Committee on Interest and
Dividends,-which-oversces interest rates
in President Nixon·~ economic contro ls
program.. immediately insltuct¢ the
ban.fs . to submit ' data justifying the
move .
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Guilty Plea . .,
WASHINGTON (AP )-.-Political agen t
Donald H. Segretti ag-teed tod{ly _ _t9 plead
guilt y to an expanded indictment charg-
ing him with violating federal election
la\vS during the 1972 Florida J)emocratic
presidential primary.
Segretti received money from Herbert
Kalmbach ol NewPort Beach, President
Nixon's Conner personal• attorney, for
what allegedly was a campaign or
political sabotage in Florida.
In a brief. appearance belOre a federal
magistrate, Segretti agreed to haVe the
case transferred fr6m Florida -to
Washington, D.C. Segretti's agreement to
plead guilty was made tiefore the magis-
trate.
A federal graiid jury in Tampa handed
down the four-count indictment .Aug. 24
b~t. it_r~rna.i.n~.Q .. $!;?~1~~. ).!Ill0 .. ~®-~Y.,. . .
The magistrate scheduled a hearing for
Oct. 1 when Segretti is expected to enter
his formal plea to the new indictment.
Segrettl, 32 yea'.rs old today, . was
rele ased on personal recognizance. He is
from San Marino, Calif.
The new indictment charged Segretti
with &inspiracf · and . with illegally
publishing UQauthorized p o I. i t i c a I
statements.
Federal law requires that political
.literature contain the names of persons
or organizations responsible for its
distribution. .
The maximum penalty for each of the
four counts in today's indictment is one
year in prison and a $1,000 fi ne.
·-An-earlier-"tWo=counr t11-d 1-c rm e n t
against Segretli had been ' re turned at
Orlando, Fla. May 4. A spokesman for
special Watergate prosecutor Archibald
Cox said today's indictment supersedes
the old one.
He had pleaded innocent to that in-
dictment which accused him o r
distributing a phony Jett er on the sta-
tionery of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie (D-
Maine). Th e letter accused that two
other Democratic presidential candidates
Sens. Henry M. Jackson Or Washingtori
and Hubert . H. Hwnphrey of Minnesota,
of sexual misconduct. Kalmbach told the
Senate Watergate committee in July that
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Weather
Those l-01v clouds along the Or-
ange Coast \viii clear to sunny
skies again Tuesday. with highs at
the beaches. in the 60s rising to the
upP,er 70s inland. Overnight 1ov.s
58-<i4.
INSIDE TODAY
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1efepho11e tntervicio -u;itlt VPl's
flelen Thorr~as, fol rs. 1\.fi tchell re·
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fou r da ys ogo . See story, Page 4.
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Shares • Ill Irvine
.Bank Not Sold
County to Hold
Zoning Hearing
An undisclosed number of the original
200 .000 shares or stock in the Bank of
Irvine remain to be sold, despite reserva-
tion of 64,000 shares for founding direc-
tors and an init ial response described as
''heartening."
On Sept. 8 the bank beg;tn malllnp lo
lrvine area residents. offering shares in
the new bank at a cost of $10 each. The
shares carry a face value or only $5.
A spokl!!mau for the bank said today
early returns from that mailing offer
ha\'e been '·heartening."
V1clor C. Andrews, of Laguna Beach is
Carpente1·'s
Lobbyist Bill
Gets Delayed
chairman of the board of the bank which
includes among its directors Mayor John
Burton and Irvine Ranch Water DJ.strict
chief executive William F. Hurst.
Each director may purchase up lo 4,000
shares of bank stock at the initial of-
fering price of $10, a spokesman said.
Burton formerly served as advertising
account executive for a competing bank
in Irvine -Irvine National Bank.
Charles Hostler of Newport Btach is
chairman of ... that nationally chartered
bank.
Bank of Irvine has received a city of
Irvine use permit ta open its first office
in trailers on the Bruce No tt property at
Culver Drive and Walnut Avenue in cen-
tral Irvine.
Bank President David l·I. Drinkwater
said a 7 ,000-Square foot perm~nent facili·
ty is planned for the san1e site.
Other paid executives of the bank are
Elmer G. ~Studer, executive vice presi-
dent : an~ Royce L. Je'nsen, cashier ..
Officers and directors include attorney
John Carlson, corporate secretary; ~
Beckman Instruments Corp. Vice Presi·
Sacramcqto '"lobbyisl5 will have more dent Robert A. Llneburger, bank
time to influence legislators before a hill treasurer; Irvine hlayor Burton ~ho
sponsored in the senate by Sen. Dennis operates a Newport Beach consulting
E. Carpenter (R-Ncwport Beach) is ex-firm Burton-Southwesten1; Newport
peeled to beco1ne !av:. Beach attorney Roberl S. Barnes;
The first pubUc hearing on a zone
change which lf granted win allow
development of lhe 2,700-acre Whiting
Ranch in El Toro ls set for 1:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Orange t)ounty Planning
COmmLssidn.
The meeting will be in the hearing
roon1 of the Englneeripg Building, 400
Civic Center Drive.
A plan for 600 acrea of housing and a
popu lation of 5~560 by 1985 will be
prese nted by Larry Webb. principal of
the J. L. \Vcbb PlaMing firm, hired by
landowner C. N. Whit ing lo rlan tbe pro~
Cf1Y. Webb's plan leaves the northernmost
1,300 acres of the land undeveloped .
Estimated cost of de veloping the re·
maining acreage could run to $85 million,
Webb said. ~
The scenic ranch abuts the El Toro
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---.,.,.e measurc-by-As~mhlyn1an Ken----.-Ne.wport_B_each a~chitect William _ E_. _
· i ieade (D-Oaklandl , passed the sen~te Blur?Ck ; John Curci: of NewporflJea~h. JOltt•iae ruste-es-of-the Capistrano-1:fnified 1--~;n--.r3'4-to·:t·votc-wilh-amendmenU;..wh1cb pres~d ur 1-Turner and Lldo . hool DisUict loni t will .receive the
. automatically mean t~e b~ll m~~go ~ ~°!~rt~~:: ~~~l~ ~~hue ~-f --Two Viking landers, similar to-this full-scale model, will be sent;..on a-· ... -~-latest ofHciat reports on the_enrollment
to the Ass~mbly for urt er s u y, P N:wport Beach board· chairman of year's voyage to ~tars in 1975. Designed lo land gently on the SITT· crush and details of the opening of ab~n~e~~~~=~Yiangled late idst \veek Marlin Aviation{ Hurst, of Corona del face <J:f the Red . Planet ~n 1976, the space~raft. will carry e_xperim~ntal classes for the district's thousands of
wilh Sen. Jack Schrade tR-San Diego ) Mar, IR\VD executive secretary; Robert and life det~ct1on equ1p1nent to .determine 1f the hlart1an environ-youngsters.
over Schrade's amendments. Carpenter F . Ingold Jr. of Corona del_l\1ar, project ment can, or ID fact.does, support ltfe. And later in the agenda the board will
said the change in the law would_ for~ coordinator. for William Messenger tackle sever a I school planning and
constituents to register as lobbyists 1f Corp.; David W. Jameson , or Corolla del development matters calcul•ted....tQ..~
they were to visit lawmakers. Mar, president of Red-E-Food Systems Auto Co1itract "'0101· Ca1·m·val the problem of finding room for so many
The Meade bill would require persons {Del Taco ); Robert B. McLain, of \l_,i children~ •
who scek..Jo_inlluence administrative Newport Beach, president· McLain -Besides the traditional start-of·school -
decisions to register With:•tl\Tsecr_etary •J'.>e'Vetopment Company ; ·Walk-Reces~ed R 0 6 . ~ from Supt.-Truman Benedict, of state or the legislature's Joint R~les W. Patrick · Moriarty, Pr~ sid e n t 1.l . i..::')tal•ts-Ct, ---· -trustees wlll-evalu&le these ttenfs"11Hhe
Committee . At present , only lobbyists Pyrotechnics Inc. (Red Devil fireworks ); 7:30 p.m. session at Serra School: ..
who Seek to innuence legislation must Edgat E. Pankey, of Tustin, ra~c~er and DETROIT (AP) -We a r Y B h _ A change 'in the proposed, grading
register. commercial developer, and Wilham T. negotiators today recessed a 23-Y.11 Capo eac clevatiQJI for the new junior high school
Meade's bill would also order lobbyists White Ill, of Laguna Beach, Irvine hour marathon bargaining session site being developed In Laguna Niguel .on
lo specify each. month w~lch lawm~er Ranc.b heir and president Orange County aimed at ending the three-day land donated by Avco Community
or ad ministrator the lobbyist entertamed Intemational Racewa y, Inc. strike by the United Auto Ylorkers The eighth annual Carnival of Color, Developers. Soil preparation is already
and how much money was spent. Gifts of Drinkwater said the new bank is "to against Chrysler. Company officials an opportunity for all area artists to ex-under way at the si te in the inland por-
more than $25 would have to be reported. provide an independent, locally owned said the all-night session brought hibit thei r wares. v.·ill take place Oct. 6 lions ot the new community.
on a 34 to 3 Sena te vote early today, community bank whose primary empha-•·considerable progress." · and 7 al the C3pistrano Beach Plaza. • _ Appointment of an architect to
the measure was sent back to the sis will be to meet the financial needs Of ·•\Ve are now optimistic about an The e\'ent is n fund-raising project or design the districfs new facility to be
Assembly for concurrence in Senate the residents of Irvine and adjoining com-early Settlement." a Chrysler state-!he Capistrano Beach Cha1nber of Con1-used for-teechng the multihandicapped ..
amendments. But the Assembl y alr~dy munities." mcnt said after the session broke merce. •·d adi,,.,med until Jan. 7, ending up. -Consideration of appointment of a Jld JV-Exhibitors should come to the plaia at · r · chanct!S for quick passage. Spokesmen for both the company 8 a.m. to register \vilh chamber officials specia l committee to serve as a aaJson
carpenter sa id he expected !he Fir· emen Parade· and union insisted the talks had not and get a display location along the between the board and city councilmen of
Assembly to reject the amended version broken oil, and a Union spokesmen cOYered sidewalk. San Juan (:.<\pj:ilrano and San Clemente,
of the bill . thereby setting up a two-~use said its negotiators planned to All places will be assigned on a first-providng a be~ter chan11el o(, com-
conlerence '·mm1'ltee to come up with a F L t rn later today f' I ed ba ·
new Plan SO
wmeto'me next year. eatur'"'" aguna re U • come, lrS serv SIS. munication On issues that affect ail the '-.::7 Art ists must provide Uleir own stands
·· · fl or tables for the sale which will run from entities.
Fall Recreation
Scl1edules Told
The Laguna Beach Recreation Depart·
ment has beg'un registration for the
classes and activities of lhe fall recrea-
tion program. . . .
1931 F~ re Truck 10 a.m. lo 5 p.m. both days. Registration -Review of a future school site be1ng
u. Angry Pollutw· n ree is $2.50 plus a 10 perctnt donation of proposed . ror the southerly portion of
all sales to the chamber. !'llission Viejo "'·here growth is e~pect.ed
A retired member of the Laguna Beach
Fire Departmenl will answer the alarm
rung during the 5tst Annual California
Firemen's Association Co nference
pa·raue at 7 P.M. Tuesday in A?laheim.
Chamber profits will go to community 10 continue in coming ye3rs.
f K M improvement projects. Ch;n eeps um Art Viewers al the Carnival \Vi\l have a
lie.. · • chance to obtain a painting by local anist
Louise Leyden Roughton, which wl\I be On District Bill given away Ociobct1 Of3 pm.· ....... . The city's 1931 Seagrave Suburbanite,
bought new for a fledgling fire depart·
ment, will be trailered to Anahei m for the Orange County's chief air pollution
parade. Two Laguna Beach firemen will cont rol officer said today that he had "no
Mrs. Roughton 's California scene paint-
ings hang n the Governor '.:; mansion in
Juneau. Alaska. in the Banco de
Mallorca, Spain and other locations. participate.
The parade wi,11.start at the Disneyland comment at all" about a bill on Gov .
From Pqe l
SEGRETII •..
Marine Corps Air Stallon , Cleveland Na·
tJonal Forest, the Irvine Jlanch, and Cl,11
the east is bounded by the Glenn Ranit
and Santiago canyon Road. 11
Single family unll• and clustered ,.,.
tached townhouses ) are planned m·tSc
$<$,Ol)O to $60,000 range.
Also in the plan is a 34-acre lake, a 155·
acre natural park. a nine-hole go1 £
course, an equestrian center, a com-
munity center. and a five-acre com·
mercial center adjoining five acres of
landscaped open space.
Ooe of the unusual aspects of the plan
is 200 acr~ of agricultural land -to be
used by residents or the community for
vegetable gardening, raising chickens
and a few cows.
Whiting and Webb will ask the com·
mission· for a zone change from A-l
(a gricultural) to ~ (Planned Com-
munity District).
Webb's plan has been endorsed by the
Saddleback Area Coordinating Council
(SACC).
The lower porUon-0f the ranch caMot
be used for residential or .lnstltutional
use because the noise level f r o m the
adjacent ·El Toro Air Station is above
allowable federal standards.
This area is thus being planned for the
natural park, golf ·course, and com·
munity-centcr.
From.Pagel
PETITIONS ..•
festivals, and as well as increased fees
from 10 cents to 20 centa an hour.
-.supporters· said the measure would
mean an additional $168,000 to the city
tbJs ·iiscal )'.ear, and $300,000 thereafter
eatmarked for~deve1opn'lent of new park-ing and -transpor.tatfon fa cilities. Wllllou
•the development of these funds, the COl1·
stroction of additional parking could be
periled, referendum opponents said.
"It Is the solution lo our financial prob-
lem that J disagree with and not the
problem," \ViU ett s said. ·
He pointed out that both Newport
Beach and Huntington Beach have re·
quested state money to cope with ex-
penses wrought by out-of-town ·visiton:.
"I hope that before this issue goes to
the polls, that our city counctJ can take a
realistic approach lo our unpleasant
situation," Willens said.
Fl'Olll Pflfle l
ANIMALS ••.
Saturday, the Autumnal equinox. when
the stars are in the right places.
They're also lea ving because lhe
district attorney's office agreed to pul off
prosecution of lots of citations for minor
law infractions garnered by the colorful
tribe over ·its year and a ha.If en-
campment in Laguna Beach.
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Classes include tennis. yoga, papiting.
gymnastics jazz creative dance, ballet
as well as ballr~m dancing, sailing, div-
ing, "'-omen's volleyball, shuffleboard,
ceramics children's theater and golf.
Recrealion bulletins are a'vailable at
city hall and the recreation department.
175 N. Coast Highwa y. Information Is
available by telephone by calling 494-
1124, Ext. 47.
Hotel parking llt, run down West Street Ronald Reagan's desk that wou1d
to Ball Road and then east on Ball Raad . · eliminate his district.
La st year. she was commissioned to
paint an oil of the Western W.hlte House.
An active member of the Capistrano
Beach Chamber of Commerce, she is in
charge of carnival preparalions.
at the request of \Vhile HoUIC aide
O\\'ight L. Chapin he passed on money
used in Segrettl's campaign activities.
Kalmba ch said he did not knOw what
Segrctti y,•as to use the money for.
When they pull up stake! from Lagtma,
a caravan of ramshackle vehicles. In-
a caravan of rafl!hacklc vehicles, in-
cl uding a converted school bus usuaJly ' .. parked in front of Love Animals head-
Seeking Reforn1s
WASHINGTON CAP) -Son. Waller F.
J\otondale (0-MiM.), wants a commissio!1
to explore wa ys to ensure that the presi-
dent is accouhtable to Congress and the
public. ln a speech prepared for Senate
delivery today, l\iondale, who ha.s be~n
mentioned as a potentia l 1976 pres1den1Jal
candidate, also suggested leg is!at ion. to
bolster congressional pow~r, . including
provision for periodic quesUontng of ex·
e<:Utive branch officials by senalo rs on
radio and television.
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to \Vest Street ending at the Ana.helm \Villiam Fitchen, county air pollution
Sheraton Hotel. The Seagrave, a 500--gallon a minute control district officer. admitted he was
pumper, was in active service from extremely familiar \\'ith the controversial
1-1arch 1931 to June 1961 when it wa s piece of legislation, but angrily declared,
retired. The apparatus is annually ••r have no comment on this whole thing."·
displayed during the city's Chrlstn1as The bill, passed 53 to 10 by lhe
Parade.
Dump Trucks Fill
Beach Park Site
Dump trucks began droppini; loads or
fill dirt on Laguna Beach's ~1ain Beach
Park area today, somewhat ahead or
schedule. The process will save the city about
$20,000 over what it would have lo pay for
Oil for park landscaping If the dirt were
to be purchased and hauled in from a site
in Mission Viejo. •
The fill will be leveled at between three
and four feet high, and seeded with rye
grass to keep down dust while other Main
Beach Park development is pending.
Some 6,000 yards or dirt from the
Toomey No I a nd "Reef" proje<:t at
Thalia and Glenneyre, will stretch from
the Benton's parking lot to the foot of
Laguna Avenu t by Hotel Laguna.
Plants Purloined
Again in Laguna
The Laguna Beach plant pirate struck
again this weekend, stealing potted
plants from two resitlenfs in the last of a
recent series of plant helst1 In the Art .
Colony.
Arley Ranger of 145 Woodland Drive
reported loss of $65 1n hanging planta, an
ivy, r.rn , and spider plant. Sitt told police
the theft occurred sometime between
noon and 9 p.rn . Saturday.
Mary Hall of 1520 GlcMeyrC SJ.
reported theft or two potted geranhum
'worth $10 rrQm her. front porch Saturday.
Pollc:e belleve a rtng of pla nt thieve6 Is
operating In the beach areas, and the hot
ptBnts are being fencrd through small
out-Qf·tov.·n plant shops.
Assembly and 24 to 13 by the Senate Fri-
day, \vould create a single air pollution
control district in {he South Coast Air
Basin. If signed by the governor. it v.·ill v.·ipe
out jurisdiction of air pollution control
districts over parts of the scven-eounty
area covered by the air basin.
fitchen declined to speculate whether
Govemor Reag an would sign the bill and
refused to answer questions abo ut the
operation of bis district.
''It's all a matter of record and I don 't
have the time to go into it .at this late
dale." Fitchen fumed .
The Orange County Air Pollution C.on-
trol District, with a staff of 18, has been
responsible for the regulation of sta-
tionary sources or pollution on a coun-
tywidc basis.
Tbe district has maintained test sta-
tions in several localities to measure
pollution levels and has issued fines to in-
dustries violating clean air standards.
It s jurisdiction over Orange . County
would be assumed by a lG-membcr
board, three appointed by the Los
Angeles County board of Supervisors and
the rest by other supervisors o( other
counlies and city selection co1nmit1ces.
The new district would be financed by
a tax on industries that emit air
Pollutants and a one-tenth cent fee on
each gallon of gasoline sold in lhe stair.
While passing the district bill. the
Senate defeated a companian measure
which would have placed cscalallng
penalties up to $10,000 on lnduatrica
which violated lar pollution laws. The
current penalty is $50 (or each violation.
Two Bombs Explode
WNDON (UPl) -Two more bombs
exploded in Britain today. cne of them
injuring an explosives fJCpert as he work·
cd to defuse a: devict'! planted outside an
office building in the lndu1trial city of
Birmingham. The blasts were the latest
incidents ln B campaign of leITor that
police previou s!\• blamed on extr~mlst
elemenls of the fri sh Republican Army.
. The painting to be given away is en-
titled, "California," and will be on view
at the Capistrano Beach Plaza.
35 Youths Arrested
Today1s four-count indictment charges
that Segrettl consplred with Robert
1.Ielton Ben~ and Tampa accountant
George A. llearing to disrupt the cam-
paigns of Jackson and Muskie in tbe 1972
Florida prima ry.
Benz and Heiring-Were named co-eon·
quarters at 782 S. Coast Highway.
Not content with ,1eavlng themselves,
they hope to empty the city in a show of
"protest" for almost anything that
anyone wants to protest.
Iillled in Wreck
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police broke up a spirators but were not indicted.
cro\vd of about 250 youths at a south San Hearing was charged wilh Segretti in FALLBROOK (AP) -A car cr.Alhed
Diego shopping center Sund ay night. the original indictment. He pleaded guilty 400 feet over the embankment at Shear's
Thirty-five \vere arrested for curfew to one of the indictment's two counts and Grade on U.S. 395 south of Fal!brook to-
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: HERE IS OUR INFLATION FIGHTING ·OFFER •
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F~r_tility Drug .lJse Produces Sex.tuplets
DENVER (UPI) -An accountant's 34--premature bul were breathing on their
year-old wife who took fertility drugs . own. Tbe first child, a· boy, was the only
gave birth SUnday night to four boys and one of the six not born by caesarean sec-
·two girl s. Doctors said they were ln "ex· tion.
cellent" condition and could be the first Mrs. Edna Stanek (If Lakewood, who
sextuplets In history to survive. bad been-bedridden since July, 'J!lS in
"Their chances are excellent. They are satisfactory condiUon, said doCtorsl.fthe
in excellent condition," said Dr. TibOr University of Colorado Med1cal Center.
Engel, who led a team of 30 persons from Eugel said the odd.! lor sextuplets are
three hospitals in delivering the babies. 496,980,450 to 1. He said that if all &ix in·
The weight of the infants varied ·from fants survived, he believed it would be
under two pounds to three pounds, 11 the first Ume on record.
ounces. They were born seven weeks The father Eugene Stanek, 31, said
~ ~ three of the bOys would be named John
Stephen and Jeffrey, and the girls would
be called Julia and cathertne.
"We still need one more name " he
said. "We agreed on tlif.ee for each sex
but it didn't wori: out that way.u..
The father said he and his wife ex·
peeled a multiple birth because of the
fertility drug.
"lt:s been very difficult for her,"
Stanek said of his wife. "We're very hap-
py.
"My wife's been in bed 100 percent of
Zone Hearing Set
Whiting -R-anih-P-roject Probed .
the Ume since July, They (the sex·
tuplets) will be in the hospital six weeks
at the minimum. I would sus~t my
wlle will be at least a week." .
"We live in a three-bedroom house
now, so I guess we'U go house-hunting
shortly," the father said. "That's an
awful lot of tax deductions ."
They aJso have a 4-year-old boy.
Mrs. Springer said the first child, a
boy, w:as born at 9:45 P·fll· PDT Sunday.
The rema ining five cl)ildren were born
within !our miQ.utes, starting at 10:34
p.m.
There have bten at least 12 cases of
sextuplets this century. But in no c<1se
ha ve atl six surv ived . according to the
Guinness Book or Records. There have
been ,-eports of octuplct and septulet
births, but except for eight children born
in Mexico City in 1967 their authenpcity
has not been proved.
Quintuplets -[ive babies -are more
common. wth th e Encyclopedia Britan~
nica reporting 53 such births and some
living at least through infancy.
The L)ionnc qu ints bom J.1ay 28, 19J.I. in.
Callender. Ont., are the most famou~.
'!'he Dionnes arc only one of four sets of
quints born in the Western Hemisphere
to survive infa ncy.
Othel'. quintuplets are the Diligenlis
born in Argentina in 1934, the rour girls
and boy r born 10 ~1r. and ~1rs. Andrev.'
Fischer i11 Aberdeen. S.D .. Sept. 14, 1963.
riv e boys born to .r.1r. and Mrs. E£rcn
Lubin Prieto a week earlier in
~1araraibo, \li.Qizuela, and the Kienast
quints born in New Jersey in 1970.
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change which if granted will allow landowner C. ~. Whiting to rlan the prop-Single family units and clustered (at·
development of the 2,7()().acre Whiting erty. tached townhouses) are planned in the
Ranch in El Toro is set for 1:30 p.m. Webb's plan leaves the northernmost $45.000 to $60,00J range.
Tuesday at the Orange COunty Pia.Ming 1,300 acres of the land Wldeveloped . Also in the plan is a 34-acre lake, a 155-
Commisslon. Estimated cost 0£ developing the re-acre natural park. a nine-hole golf
The meeting will be in the hearing mairiing acreage could run Ur$85 million, Course, an equestrian center, a com·
room of the Engineering Building, 400 \Vebb said. munity center, and a five-acre com·
Civic Center Drive. . , • The scenic ranch abuts the El Toro D\erctal center adjoining five acres of
A pW 'tor 600 acres Of housing and a Marine porps Air· Station, Cleveland Na~ landscapetl open space.
Jtpulltion of 5,561) by 1985 ~ill be , tional Forest, the Irvine Ranch', and on One of the un\ISual asRfcl.s of the plan
f---"esented by Lar.ry W~bb, prln_cipal or lhe east ls bOunded by the , Glenn Ranch _____ l_See RANCB,'Pag.:o.e_Z_I ___ _
' Vote System Saddleback Area Council
Hit by.-·Water M . S W d d . eetmg et e nes ay
unit H 0 pef ul Robert. Van Horn, executive ass~lant elected group or up to 12 local residenls
A candidat; for the Irvine Ranch to the East Palo AJto Municipal AdvisorY wbo are a legally recognized advisory
Water District (lRWD) board charged COunciJ will speak at an open meeting o{ body to the <;aunty ~rd of supervisors.
today that legislation to "democratize" -' The MAC lS cooaidered an altemattve
elections woul~ oCIUally utal!e it. !l\Ol'O th~·~~.-,. ~":'" t<>_city,boodfoe:·· ar!'!i! wilil · difficult ror voters to . con'lrol district ~-. . --··· "clty-s"tZe;l" j rl'iTeitilim' policy. , ftt meeting wW be in tbe-;'.Community sentimellria · · , atlc£ ~
Robert west ol 35i2 cannel Aye., Ibo Rooin o( People · ll'eienl at· the Sad· Four other-MAC. have been set up In
CoJony, ls rumlng in the l2-malf'!'tCe fat d161ck Pim , El Toro. the state since East Palo A1to pioneered.
four IRWD board seats -three direc-'l'be speech Ii co-aJ>onsored by the UC the concept.
toni:bips and the district auditor.assessor Irvine extension office. In a study p~ In the Saddleback Valley, studies are
·lion gram financed by UC Irvine, a SACC under way on several alternatives, one ~e ~s said he 1~ running_ to. ca_UJ t· study team was the first to propose the MAC for the entire Valley and individual
tention to the election system which MAC concept for the·Saddleback-Valley-.-MACa-for-Mip.ion.....Yiejo_ and _LagU1J.CL
Van Horn, with 3l years background in Niguel. gives landowners lhe edge in selecting public service, has .,_,t the last five as The county board of supervisors a. P-dlsirlct directors. Property ownership -~· ed Jh t deterlnines ellgibllil)' for Voting 'instead adminiatrative officer for the East .Palo prov .. e ... MAC concept ast spring
of the usual residency requirement. Alto MAC, the fint aet up in California. when they approved guidelines on how to
And, each landowner's vote is weighted This new government alternative is an set up and administer the council.
according to the assessed valuation of
the property. Each dollar's worth of land
yields its owner one vote, yielding the
Irvine Company the clear edge in choo~
ing directors who will govern the water
and sewage company serving company
developments. ,.:.tRWD spokesmen cootend the election
system is a holdover from the past, when
Qillfomla Water Districts were set up by
farmers ror the benefit of their irrigation
i.eeda._ Since they paid the tues to au~
port such districts, founding directors
reasoned they should cmtrol spending.
The IRWD however, serves the rapidly
developing !nllne Ranch. District boun·
daries closely resemble tbOse rtne
63,000-acre master·plano.ed, but largely
wxleveloped po~ion of the ranch.
Spokesmen for the lRWD say the
district supports SB 330 a bill designed to
tum over control of district!: when the
area wllhln a district is 50 percent
developed In residential, indwtrial or
cOmmercial uses. ~west today contended the city of Irvine
would have to have grown to a population
of more than 215,000 "before the people
ol Irvine could attempt to obtain COO·
l(OI." .
Further, the bill requires a ~tition of
more than 25 percent of registered voters
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oruae .. • •
County Pollution Chief
Hotly Denies Comment .
Orange County's chief air pollution
control ofHcer said today t~at he had "no
comm~t at all'' about a bill on Gov.
Ronald_Reagan's desk that would
eliminate his district.
William Fitchcn, county air pollution
control . district oflicer, admitted he was
utremely familiar with the controversial__
piece of Jegi!laUon, but angrily declared,
0 J have no comment on this whole thing."
1be bill, pasSed 53 to IO by the
Assembly and 24 to 13 by the Senate Fri-
day, would create a single air pollution
control dlltrict in the south Coast Alr
Basin.
If signed by the governor, it will wipe
out jurisdiction of alr poUution control
districts over parts of the seven.county
area covered by the. air basin.
Fitchen declined to speculate whether
Governor Reagan would sign the bill and
refused to answer questions about the
operation of..bis district. -
"It's all a matter of record and I don't
have the time to· go into it at this late
date," Fitcben fumed.
The Orange County Air Pollution Con·
trol District, with a staff of 18, has been
responsible for the regulation or sta-
tionary sources or pollution on a coun-
tywide basis.
The distrk:t has maintained test sta-
tions in several localities to measur_e
pollution levels and has issued fines to in-
dustries violating clean air standards.
tis jurisdiction over Orange County
would be assumed by a IO-member
hoanl, thre< appointed by the Los
Angeles County board of Supervisors and
the rest by other supervisors of other
counti~ and city selection committees.
We•dler
Those low clouds along the Or·
ange Coast \Vlll cfear to sunny
_ skles..again_'J'u<llfay....wilh.higbs al
tbe beaches In the 60s rising to the
J upper 70s Inland. Overnight Iowa
SM4.
Teen in El Toro
Heia· by Police
Alier Surrender
Orange..County Sbcti!Cs deputies sll.id
an·El Toro youth gave them a few aru:-
iou mamentl SUbday nlgbt before they
ccilld pmullde hltn to drop his loaded ri·
The new di strict would be financed by
a tax on industries that emit air
pollutants and a one·ten th cent fee on
each gallon of gasoline sold in the state.
While passing the district bill, th~
Senate defeated a compan ion measure
which would have placed esc,alaUng
penalties up to $10.000 on industries
which violated lar pollution laws. The •
current penalty is $50 for each violation .
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1bey uid the con!Jontltlon with
MichAel crate Totmuotl, 1,, o1 21968
Lakeland St., followed an apparent
dispute at the homo . Htl mother called
the lhttlll'a office for help, deputies oald.
'l'bN!e deputies a1Tlved at tbe home
and were w a r n e d by Mn. Helen
Talmaioll lhat her'°" had told her: "I'll
ldll the Ont cop who comes thrOllgh lhat
door."
Officers said they found Tolmaaol! bar-
ricaded In his bedroo\11 closet, but they
managed to 'pttsuade him to surrender nu .12-callber zlOe." He wa1• todged In
Orange Crun)f Jall on cbarg .. or .... ult
with a deadly we1pon•on P:Olice o(licers. . .
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Contract on Library
Goes-J:lefore County
A contract for architectural-engineer~
ing ltn'ices for the new Unlversl ty Park
Library Jn Irvine will be befoni the
llol!rd of Supervisors ror approval
day.
: 'lbe supervisors previously select~d
George Knowles or Irvine as architect for
the 10,000.square-foot structure to be
located adjacent to the University Park
Community Center. The estimated cost
or 'construction Is $350,000.
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. FLEET YOUNG MAN CLOSES IN ON SLIPPERY ADV ERSA RY AT· MISSION VIEJO DAY S
Dlll'r l"llel Slaff Pholoi
Slippery Beast
Greased pigs are as difficult to catch today as always, and it's appar.
ently just as much fun. At least the event, Sunday, at the ~lission
Viejo Golf Course was one of the most popular in the sixth annual
Mission Viejo Days Celebiation. It brought squeals-from both sides.
2 Councilmen Will Seel{
Re-election in Irvine
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T"·o or five incumho!at Jrvlne__QI~ coun-
cilmen have indicated they will run ror
re-election in April, when all five council
tel'l'M expire.
Incumbent ma yor. Councilman John
Burton, 38, 0£. University Park told a
reporter, "I probably "'1ll::ti1n Jor city
council again.''
O>uncilman Henry Quigley, 33, ol the
Ranc h, Is more definite. ·
He "'1d Tuj>sday he will run.·
A $10 per per;ion cocktail party it 4
p.m.'ThurSday will clinch hi s interest. At
the Airpor.ter_IM roccption, the -mayor
pro-tern wjll seek support and money to
mount a rH1ectJon bld.
Mrs. Gabrielle Pryor, 33, of University
l)n rk said she ls "not s·ure" she will ruri
again. . . . •. . · •
.The city's first . mayor, Wllllom
r11chbaeh, 32, or Turtle Rock. ha• yet <•
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Councilman E .. Hay Quigley Jr .. 40, of
Turlle Rock . similarly has made no
fonna l ruu1ouncement or hls Intentions.
Ousting Liunche .
SAN YSIDRO {APJ -A drive to oust
!he acting commissioner of tho federal
ln1migration and Naluralization Service
w;is launched Sunday In thls border com·
munl1y by a Mexicun·An1erlcan organ lza·
lion. Albert Garcin . n locai'"busincssman
and president of the United California
~icxicnn·Amtficar1 Assoclalitin, said his
group hns written to r~era1 legislators
urgln1t the ouster of act ing commiMioner
Jan101 F'. Green.
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2 Dana Hru:hor
Boats in Crash;
No Injuries
T\VO spectacula r boat collisions iq the
\\'aterways of Dana Harbor over the
weekend proved that Lady Luck also
takes to th e waterisometimes.
Harbor patrolmen said bOth-inciaenrs
occurring Saturday could have been
much worse. One involved a runaway
boat at the launching ramp and another
similar incident occurred at the fuel
docks where gasoline was being pumped.
In the incident at the launching ramp a
throttle jammed on a 16-foot craft owned
and operated by Louis Lisen by or 1611
Birdy Lane, Huntington Beach. 'Ille boat
shot to one.Side, patrolmen &aid, collided.
with a smaller vessel tied to th e dock,
then hopped over that boat's bow, coming
to rest atop a section of the boat.
The occupant of the second vessel.
Robert Faley of 26761 Barro Street,
JVli ssion Viejo, was knocked into the ba y,
but was not hurt.
Damage to both craft ,vas minimal.
patrolmen said.
A short time later in the afternoon a
similar incident involving a boat on her
maiden voyage and another craft taking
on gasoline occurred at the nearby fuel
docks.
Patrolmen said the new boat was
"'aiti ng fo r space at the docks and its
o"•ner, Donald Lewis of 23821 ~la'1J1ara
Bay, 'Laguna Niguel, tried to accelerate.
The throttle stuck on full and the boat
shot to\vard a cruiser taking on gaso lin e.
The collision stoyc-in a forward hold or
lh·c boat, shattered a window and peeled
oU some wooden railing. The owner of
the boat was identified as Robert Booth
of 23112 El Caballo, ~fission Viejo .
I-le "'as uninjul'cd in the crash. llis
boat received about $200 damage.
TURN LEFTOVERS
INTO EA.SY CA.S il
You can turn summer leftovers into
cnsh. I-Jere's ho\v ...
liAVE 21' 73 ~~ireball mlr
home on_l 'l' Dodge chassis.
still under warr. 7400 mi.
\VIII accept car in trd. or
'''hat·hnvf<ynu . (Phone
No,) (Phone No.)
The motor hon1c M>ld successfully
througb Ibis Dolly Pilot cl•s:iilled ad.
Turn your used · vacation vehicle lor
an ything elsel into cash by calling yaur
Daily I?llot Ad-visor. The direct lint -1
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il DAIL~ PILOT IS Monday, Stpttmbet' 17, 197J
An0ther
Boy Bitten
By Coyote
The unpredictable coyote Jwhich has
eluded San Clcmrnlc State Park rangers
all sumrlk!r and has sent more than a
dozen youngsters to !he hospital did lt
again over the weekend.
The anlmal crept up to a 9-year-old boy
from La Canada before dawn Sunday and
bi~ the youngster on the left elbow.
And the boy, Thomas Ray Martln, im·
mediatel y began the series of painful in·
jectlons to ward off the po6SibUlty of
rabies.
The youngster apparently had been
sleeping in the open at the state park at
1:30 a.m. when the coyote crept up and
attacked.
The boy's parents took the child to San
Clemente General Ho,,pital where a
small puncture wound was cleaned.
Animal control officials were notified and
they ordered the series of injections of
duck-egg ~rum.
Rangers throughout the summer have
tried to comer the beast ao they c&Q..${1P"
ture or kill It, bul the antmBI bu suc-
cessfully evaded every attempt.
Campers· throughout the aummer J'fave
been advlaed not to steer, ln the open
because the animal pre ers to attack:
sletping youngsters.
'Conte On, Dad'
Dave Freiberg, 12, and his father, Bob, put some
m~cle in Jt during the log sawing contest-at the
Mission Viejo Days celebration that wound up Sun-
day. Their timewas a respectable 2:16. The sixth
annual event for the planned community also had
watermelon eating contests, horse~hot pitching, L
tug-o-war and other old fashioned sports.
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Flo~ Prit,.flrtl
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C~mpaign ~Antic~
WASHINGTON (AP) -Political agent
Donald H. Scgrettl agreed today to plead
guilty to an expanded indictm ent eharg·
Ing him· wilh violating federa l election
laws durlnc the 1971 Florida De.mocraUc
presidential prlnuiry.
Segretti received mQney from Herbert
Kalmbach of Newpclrt Beach. Pr'esldent
Nixon's former pei'sonal attorney, for
what allegedly was a campaign or
political 1abotage In Florida .
In a brief appearance before a federal
magistrate, Segrelti agreed t'o have the
case transferred from Florida . to
\Vashington, D.C. SegretU's agreement to
plead guilty wa.s made t'lefore the magi.:s·
trate.
A federal grand jury in Tampa banded
down the four-count Indictment Aug. 24
but it remained sealed until today.
The maa:istrate scheduled a hearing for
Oct. I when Segretll is expected to enter
his forn1al pica to the new indictment.
Segretti. 32 years old today, was
released on personal recognizance. He Is
Today·a four"(()unt Indictment charges
that Segretli conspired with Roberl
Melton Ben:i and Tampn accountant
George A. Hearing to disrupt the can1·
palgru: of Jackson and Muskie In tke 1072
Florida primary.
Bent Bnd Hearing were nan1ed co-con -
spirators but were not indicted.
Hearing was charged with Segretti in
the original Indictment. I-le pleaded gullty
10 one or the Indictment's two counts and
has been sentenced to a maximun1 one
year in prison.
Carpenter's
Lobbyist BW
Gets . Delayed
from San Marino, Calif. 1'hc ~ew indictment charged segretti Sacrafuento lobby ists will have morP
with Cons piracy -and will\ illegally-time lo influence legislators before 1 hi ll
publlshini; unauthorized p o 11 t i c a I sponsored in the ~nate by Sen. De!'lnis
statements. E. Carpenter (R·Newport Beach) is ex·
Federal law requires that political peeled lo become !av:.
-_u _-440111 . s ...... aped__ Record Number lilerature contai n the names of persons Tho measure by Assemblyman Ken i---B:;:;;_a_n_d~--;O,_-r-c-;;h-e_s_tr_a __ _J U& a ---. __ lL-I or organizations responsible for ii• Meade (D-Oakl•nd ), passed the Senale -. distribution. on a 34 to 3 vote with amendrnenl' which
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At Saddlehack evie_wing Stand Draws B' --i year tn prl<on and a $1 000 fine. •!!!~Dell Janu_•!l'~ UUJ . . ' Sen. Carpenter tangled late last week
F--Saddle"b k A~ earher IV.:1>-oount ind I c t men t with Sen . Jack SChrade (R·San Diego )
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• • WASHINGTqN (AP), -A new splinter·free reviewing stand at OT UC against Segreth had been returned at over Schrade's amendment,. Carpenter ee USJCJ8DS -·-Ft. ~uachu~a, Ariz., costing $25,000, has drawn fire from Rep. Les Orlando, Fla. May 4. A spokesma~ for Sltid the change in the law would forcP Asp1n, ([)..Wis.). Students went back to schOol today at special Waterg~te pr_oseculor ArctJ~bald constituents to register as lobbyists ir
Both the band and Orchestra at Sad· . ~sp_in ch~rged that the military 11 has really scraped the bottom" Saddleback COmmunity College, with ad. Cox said todays indictment supersedes they were to \'\S it lawmakers .
di ba k Co · I~ bu1ld1ng tfie stan. d at t,he fort, which already had a wooden re· the old one. · The Meade bill would require person~ e c liege have openings for hr vtewi t d A min!Strators_ .predic_ting_ t,he .1 a r g e _st He had ple a_ded innocent to .that In· who seek to 1·n11uence admi"ni·slrative
te ested r 1 · ng s an · spm said the old stand is being replaced because 11 h di un t h h ... _, hi r mua c apa , ~ccording to Monte several ~enerals _ and their wives complained ofa srn~~ers. • . ... enro ment m t e districts six-year ·his· c en . w IC accunu . m 0 f decisiotli to register with the secretary __!.~Bonte, mu.,l_~~r. _ __,_ ----1 The .new stand will be ~ade.JJf---·1~ ---;i:.:. A • tory. , d_lstributLng a p~ny letter .. on the sta· of state or th! legjslf.. ture'a Joil)t Rules
"Everybody ts welcome, and we can -b-roadcast booth, As~in said~... concr.e e..an WLiLglassed.~-11--1--Dan-Amiat:ong.-conu:nunlty refutions......._t•onery . of ~~ £>dmund S. Muskie "(0--committee. ·At preSent, oilly lobbyists f d I I . H d' t 'd I Maine). The letter-accttSed-that-two-wno ··sceno·-1nnuerrcc-legisletiOn-must ----
1n a Pace or them," LilBonte said. . e sug$ested t at the government~ could save money by simply irec or, sa1 a Iota enrollment of close other Democratic presidenUal candidates ,
"We certainly don't care Jf they're a lit· issuing cushions. to 5.000 is expected by the end of the Sens. Henry f\1 . Jackson of Washingto11 re~~eJ~·s bill would also order lobby!sts
-t1e nfs:tr as tong as they-'ielnterested." "Or else, for $25.000, maybe the generals and their ladies could week -up 1,000 students from last fall. and Hubert H. llumphrey of Minnesota, to specify each month which lawmaker
The two grolipa meet Tuesday nJght. try stand~ng up," said Aspin in a letter to Defense Secretary James No traffic problems developed as the of sexual misconduct. K~lm~ch told the or adinlnlstrator the lobbyi11t entertained
For the leaw1perienced musician, R. Schlesinger. students poured. onto the ioo-acre cam· Senate Watergate comm1.t~e in _Juli' t~at and how much money wa s spent. Gift s of LaBo pus, Armstrong said. . at .the request . of \li1)1 te tlouse aide more than 525 would have to be reported.
nte saJd, there also are day pro-A staff of 89 teachers will be handling Dwight L. Chap!~ he passed on !11?~ey On 3 34 to 3 Senate vote early today,
grams. 550 courses this year. Armstrong said. used In Segretti s c~mpalgn acUvttl~. the measure was sent bac.k lo th~
A tjass 00 development and techniques Bank of l1'V1'ne From Pllfle l _ Final registration figures Rre not in yet Kalmh<l;ch said he did not know what Assembly for concurrence In Senatr-
. of brass instruments is o£fered on · ~because of late signups in the extended Segrelli was to use the money for. ameadmen ls. But the Assembly alfeady
\Vednesday evenings, and four evening RANCH campus program at five area high had adjolll'Tled until Jan. 7, ending
piano and guitar classes are also Shares-of Stock • . . schools. chances ror qu.ick passage. available : More Banks Set Carpenler said ho expected lhe
The stage band, including a jazz·-rock is 200 acres of agriculturaJ land _ to be Assembly to reject the amended version
ensemble, 19 one of the college's largest S } 'H • ' used by reaident& of the commwlity for From Pqe l of the bill, thereby setting up a tW1>-house
performing groups and h•• perfonned a e eartenina_ bl 10% p · R~4'~ COl)ference comm1u .. · 10 come up wuh.
with some of the nation's well·known v -::e~ re'w ~w:s. • rllilng .chtc\en.s DISTRICT ---'O r:ime ~, new plan sometime next year.
co~~~~f~ largely of musician& with An undfa.cl~ ~umber of the original \Vblting and Webb will ask the c:om· • • ·; D 0 D nd
profeaslonal experience, the stage band 200,000 s~res of stock In the Ilank of m(ais!g lcuflon t forl)a toronPCe chang( e from A-I before the democralic election of direc-espite ema
includes local music teacher:s and fonnef Irvine remain to be ao)d, despite reserva· r ura Planned Com· tors may be set.
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rofessionals who want to continue to lion of 64,000 shares for founding direc· mw~~b'~:~c~~ been endorsed by the By comparison, It takes a petition with -P ay tors and an initial poM d !bed s dd signatures of only 10 percent of
--rui.ther information on any of the "heartening.,, res e escr as (:Acl~~:ck Area· Coordinating Council registered voters to pur a change in the
music classes may be obtained by calling On Se t 8 th •-k be The lower portion of the ranch cannot l_!lW on the ballot, West notes. '
NEW YORK (AP) -Several more
major banka pyshed thei r prime lending
rates up to 10 percent today, in spite-of a
demand from Washington late last week
!or two banJt:s to justify the increue.
Delay Ordered
In Murder Trial
Of Two Officers LaBon•-l '9"950 83t 9100 Ext 61 P · e uon gan mailings to ic a • ..,..,, or • , · · be used for residential or ms· Htutlonal Irvine area realdent:s, offering sharea in
300 Mexican
Aliens Captured
ruegal alien activity continued ·lo boom
at the San Onofre Border Patrol
roadbiock over the weekend with nearly
300 Immigrants arrested for depOftation.
Officers said major arrest totab were
logged both days as smugglers attempted
to pas,, undetected through the check·
point.
San Clemente police reported several ,
arrest.t of immigrants who succeeded in
making it as far as the south county
be/ore being caught. -
Killed in Wreck
F ALLBROOK {AP) - A car crashed .
400 feet over the embankment at Shear 's
Grade on U.S. 395 south of Fallbrook tcr
day. The body of an unidentified penon
was recovered from the wreckage.
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~ because lhe noise level f r om the the new bank at a cost of $10 each. The adJacent El Toro Air Station la above
shares carry a face value or only $5. allowable federal standards.
A spokesman for the bank said today This area is thu.s being planned for the
early returns from lhat mailing offer nat~al park, golf course, and com·
have been "heartening." muruty center.
Victor C. Andrews, or Laguna Beach is
chairman of the board of the bank which
includes among its directors Mayor John
Burton and Irvine Ranch Water Di.strict
chief executive William F. Hunt.
Each director may purchase up to 4,000
shares or bank atock at lhe lnltlal of·
fering price of $10, a spokesman said.
Burton formerly. served as advertising
account executive for a competing bank
in Irvlne -Irvine National Bank.
Charles Hostler of Newport Beach is
chairman of that nationally chartered
bank.
Bank of Irvine has received a city of
Irvine use permit to open its flnt office
in trailers on the Bruce Nott properly at
Culver Dri\'e and Walnut Avenue in cen·
tral Irvine.
Bank President David ll. Drinkwater
said a 7.000.square foot permanent facili·
ty is planned for the same site.
Other paid e"ecutives of the bank are
Elmer G. Sluder, executive vice pres!~
dent; and Royce L. Jensen, cashier.
Officers and directors include attorn ey
John Carlson, corpora te secretary;
Beckman Jnstrum cnts Corp. Vice Presi·
dent Robert A. Lineburger, bank
treasurer ; Irvine l\1ayor Burton y,·ho
operates a New20rt ~<\CJ! consulting
firm Burton.Southwestern ; Ne w p o rt
Beach allorney Robert S. Barnes;
Newport Beach architect Will iam E.
Blurock: John Curci, of Newport Beach,
presi dent of Curcl·Tumer and Lido
l\.fobile llomes ; Marshall Duffield of
Newport Beach : Edmund M. Goodh ue of
Newport Beach, board chairman of
l\.fartin Aviation; l lurst , of Corona del
Mar, IRWD executive secretary; Robert
F. Ingold Jr. of Corona do! l\1ar, project
coordinator for William ~1esunger
Corp.: David \ll. Jameson, of Corona del
f\1ar, pr~sidenl of Red·E-Food Systems
!Del Taco J; Roberl B. McLain, of
Newport Beach, president f\1 c Le In
Development Company,
W. Patrick Moriarty, pre a Iden l
Pyrotechnla tnc. (Red Devil flreworkB)i
Edgar E. Pankey. of Tustin . rancher and
commercial developer, and \Villlam T .
White Ill, of Laguna Beach, Irvine
Ranch heir and president Orange Counly
International IUiceway, tnc.
Dt1nkwatef iild the new bank Is "to
. provide an indepc!ndcnt , locally owned
community bank who5e prln1ary emph a·
sis will be to meet the fln11nclal needs of
the residents Rf Irvine "nd adjoining com·
munltles. '' .
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Policemen 'Find'
Haul of Hashish
TUCSON, Ariz. (UPI) -Pollet have a
new addiilon to their 0 found property"
section -a brown' paper bag containing
$16,000 worth of hashish, but they doubt
anyone will "c:Jilfifll.
Officers said an unidentified woman
called police after she found the sack in
front of the door to her apartment.
The drugs will be held In !he "found
property" department for six months
before being destroyed, waiting for the
o"'ller, police said.
Oeanup Listed
At $274 Billion
WASffiNGTON (APJ -The Council on
Environmental Quality reported today
the nation must spend '274 billion on en·
vlronmen tal clean-up the nei:t 10 years,
but pe rhaps will reap greater benefits In
reduced pollution damage.
The council ol'fered revised cost
estimates tn its latest annual report sub-
mitted to the President and to Congress.
The report noted some ,improvement in
national air quality in 1971, Its latest
available estimate. But It pointed to a
dlstinct and acceteraUng Increase in the
concentration of carbon dlotide in the
.,.,·orld 's atmosphere and blamed it on
man's burning or fossil fuels.
And Tomorrow'
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI ) -The
San. Franc!ICO bureau of United
Pm• tntematloqal received a
computerized letter from th e office
or Gov. Ronald Reagan In
S.cmmento b<gipnlng, "Dear Mr..
Un!le<I Press."
Bride Murdered;
Slie's No Virgin
NAZARE'nl, Israel (AP) -Four
Arabs havf been charged with murdering
a young bride because slie was not a
virgin on her wedding night.
The prosecuUon said the girl's father,
her uncle, the bridegroom and his father
made fou r different plans to kill her -
by throwing her off a cliff, stabbing her,
drowning her in a well or drowning her in
the Sea of Galllee.
Finally , her father poured poisonous
pesticide down her throat to defend the
fa mily's honor, the prosecution cliimea.
Her husband, Ibrahim Yunis Hadar
Drausha, told police she committed
suicide.
The increase, the 16th quarter·point
hike this year in the banks' minimum
lending fee for large corporations, was
begun <Friday by San Francisco's Wells
Fargo and New York's First National Ci·
ty. two of the nation's biGgest banks.
The Committee on Interest and
Dividend!, which oversees interest rates
in Preside nt Nixon's eeonomic controls
program, immediately instructed lhe
banks to submit data justifying the
move.
35 Youths Arrested
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Police broke up a
crowd of about 2SO youlhs at a south San
Diego shopping center-sunday-night
Thirty.five were arrested for curlew
\'iolatlons and turn ed over to their
parents.
A four·week delay was ordered today
In the Orana:e County Superior Court trial
of tv.'O law o(ficers arrested after a
Tustin tave m shooting in which a Marine
Corps captain died and a resident was
seriow;Jy woundt<I.
Jadge William C. Speirs set Oct. 17 as
lhe new trial date !or Cypress poli ce
sergeant Thomas Baroid!. 2fi, and Garden -
Grove Officer Jel'T)' Gi'ay, 28, when their
lawyer e1plalned that he Is currently
engaged 1n another murder trial.
Baroldl i:s accused of the kilUng of
Marine Corps Ca~. Randall S. Robinette,
25, of Phoenix. Gray is accused of assault
with a deadly weapon In the shooting of
bar paLron Sam Campise of Tustin.
Both men were arrested last Jan. 5
after flying bullets in . the ·Bachelors 1rr
bar claimed the life of Robinette a n d
"'OUnded Campise. The !,,\Yo officers were
off duty at the time.
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
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TEN CENTS
Mission Control Chastised by Skylab · Chief
From WJre Services
HOUSTON -S~y1ab commander Alan
L., Bean today admonished Mission C.On·
t1'9l for unprofessional work in failing to
solve-communication problems_.that have
interrupted several private ,phone calls
between the pilots and their wives.
Bean, Owen K. Garriott and Jack R.
Lousma, in their 52nd day of their 59-day
flight, have had numerous private con-
versations wil.h their families but many
have failed because of problems at
groWJd tracking stations.
Bean admitted some or the problems
eafly in the flight were the fault of the
astronauts who didn't get the numerous
switches in the proper position, but says
they have not been at fault in a long
time. Bean and Lousma's private calls
Sunday night failed, although Garriott's
was fine. .
"We haven't had a mistake up here in
months," said Bean. "Yet, comistently
we. 11~ve problems on the ground. And
-Hrds Love It
my feeling is, since we don 't have them
\\'ith olher comm systems. somewhere
we're not backtracking and following
through to find out what'.<: Y:rong and then
fixing that· one thing. '
"l just think it's an UJlprofessional way
to operate in the space business."
The pilots use the special com-
rnunlcf\lions , channel during rendezvous
and docking with the space station and
during. several other critical times and
Be-an said there is never any trouble with
it then.
"It's just· these kind or tum up for
private comm, we never can get
through," he said. "I'm not disturbed
because we're inconvenienced. We got
plenty. of time."
With just eight days left in the mission
of Skylab 2, preparations have started on
the ground. and in space for tile retwn of.
the record~reaking as.tronauts.
Tfiey are changing their work·rest CY·
cie to be re8.dy for their PacifiC Ocean
splashdown Sept. 25.
Astronauts on the ground are testing
the complex procedures the men of
Skylab 2 must use to return to earth
using their crippled Apollo command
ship.
The Skylab 2 l"ime recovery ship, the
USS New Orleans, is cruising the Pacific
between Hawaii and San Diego. Person-
nel on the ship are practicing spacecraft
recovery operations.
Ferti·lity Drug -Worked
Today, the astronauts concentrated on
photos of the earth and the sun, adding to
an already-abundant scientific harves~.
The--astronauts got , up at 2 a.m. POT
today, two hours earlier than usual. They
\\'ill get up another ~wo hours early
\\'ednesday and for the balance of the
mission lheir work day will begin at that
time, This change synchronizes their
sleep-wofk cycle with .the schedule -they
mvst work splashdown day.
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Beacli K-graders Express Feelings r -----<Rcars Six-....,.-! By HILARY KAYE
of "'• o.nr Plllt '''" than their first n me or at least were ~"""'~year-olawrtl16f0riana:r."~a"°'°"'"n~g....--;too"""c=o~n!~u~sooc\'\b~y=t:E'e~ex=o3·t~em~en~t~o""s~c coo~I;--
-blue eyes·rimmed·with long-black.lashes, to__rem~mber.
shyly told the visitor ,his name was Those who did remember could not
Brian. stop a:t just telling their name. They rat-
When asked his last name, however, he tied off their names, addresses and telephone numbers like, small tape scrunched up hls forehead, scratched his recorders _ and then beamed proudly
bead, shrugged his smal~ 5houlders and at knowing so much:
admitted, "I 'dunno.•~ · Most yoUDgsters in .the Huntington
·Suddenly his eyes lit.up and he gririned Beach City, FouQta.in Valley and Ocean
Wldely.3'.11 go look on_tbe.,paper_haLtbe Vi~~ ~.~stTicts ~nt ~ hap_py, !>~Y
·teacher __Mve me~ off!red: "It tells week at 'schOOlafter the initial shQck of ·myname.·1--·~ --JeaVing their mO!Jiersbelihf~ sJDsid:'
. This was the toughest question facing ed.
West Orange C.OUnty kindergartners Diana Valdez, 'a dark, chubby little girl
during their first week of school. at Marine View School, confessed, "J was
Most youngsters did not know more crying the first day I came. But now I
More Banks
·Go to 10%
Jove it!" .
· Steve -Preston of Cox Eementary
School, said on Friday, "I like recess
best." ---. Many of the childfen could not really
say . why tt}ey liked coming to school. -
They answered, simply "because". But
Lisa Beekman, of Cox, had a simple
answer: "Because I've· n~ver been here before:" ~ Prime Rate •
One 'boY at Marine View· Elementary
SdXIQ1 was~ JireCi of hearing Jiis -hllf"' .. ~. "l!lo •prillses-,,f
NEW YORK (AP) -'·•-• more ~l@ool,_So r.~ Potter, in. a slighQy . . ' _.,_ ---·~..;;i.1.ia"tlioee a.-.u&crliirif,
maior banlts pushed the~ prime leDdhiil .. .,....; llOt' better lhan going to 3 rates up toJCl,percent ~Y._· lb l!llte al l tlbln;'is It!'' •
demand from Wasbingtoli Jate last week Ryan. Keenan, sitting near Cary,
for two banks lo justify the Increase. l'el)IODCfeil, "School Is more better than
-'1'11e-increase, the 6th-quarter-point ..llll)1hiog." -- -•
h·ke this year in the blnks' minimum Two little girls at C'ox, Lanie Ashford 1 • and 1Catbleen Burke, !old tile visitor they
lending fee for large corporaUoas, was IJRd school beca111e tbey _,, lrieods at
begun Friday by ~ Fr_anclaco'• We~ home aoo 'could come lo school together.
Fargo and New. York's Flrtf NaUiiilal Ci· Lanie said "Kathi..,, lives around the
ly t two or the nation~· blggtat banks. block from ~-u ~e CornTl'!ittee on ~terest and Kathleen, speaking with as much Div1d~. wtu~ ovenees.mterest rates authority in her voice as she could, said
in President Nixon's economlc controls impatiently "No Lanie don't you know? program,~ immediately instructed the Yap live M.unc1 the bic:ck from me."
banks to submit data justifying the At LeBard school, DaMy Porter and
move. · Kristine Carter told the vJsitor they like
O.ilY PLIM Stiff '""'-
SCHOOL CAN BE CONFUSING
-~Kinderg1rtner Steve Lyga.
Fireme1i Battle
Toxic Smoke
l1i Garage Blaze
DENVER '(UPI) -An accountruit'a 34-
. year-old wife who took fertility drugs
gave ~lrtb Sunday night to four boys and ·
two girls. Doctors sai~ they were in "ex·
cellent" coQSlition and could be tbe first
sextuplets tn tllstory to surviw.
under two pounds ·to three pOunds, 11
ounces. They ·were born seven weeks
premature . but were breathing on their
own. The 'first child, a boy, was the only
one of the six not born by .Caesarean 5eC" UM. • . .
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in excellent condition,'' said Dr. Tibor
Engel, who led a te~f 30 persons from three hospitals in deli · g lbe babies.
$allsfaCtory condition, sald doctors at ~ "
Universl!Y of Colorado MedicBJ Center .
The weight of the · ants varied from
Coast-Kidnap,
Shootout Pair
Engel·said the odds l'or sextuplets are
496,980,450 to 1. He said that if all six in·
fants survived, he believed it would be
the first time on record.
The father Eugene 'Stanek, 31, said
three of the boys wouJd be named John
Stephen and Jeffrey; and the girls wQU}d
be calloo ·Julla'and Ctitherine.
"We still netd 'one niore name/' he·
said. 0 We agreed on three for each sex
but it didn't wort out that way." 'lmpr·o·vmg· ' The father said he and bis wife ... peeled a. multiple. birth because Of the
fer1lll!i q . ' ' ·~hen Ne~rt . --1-~-f ··.;~~-~~
fire dll<.,~·kidnap ~!Otl!ij> ~-· · " • .~ ''Wrtlt 1liel? ~are imJ>ro'~.-· , ~ lieen In 11ot1 Ill,.._ or
Denine Baeseman, 17. of Pasadena, has lbe · "!" sm...O July. ~ (the sex·
heen taken off the critical list and llstoo tuJ!!etl) will be in tbe boollifal "" wteks
ln serious condition at Costa Mesa at. the Jninimum. I wou1'!, suspect my
Memorial .HoSpial where she underwent wi!~ will be a~ least a ~t. .
surgery Tbiirsday. We live ll'I a .~ bo1:15e
Mltrco DeSilva 20 of· 3505 l,!Owport now, 80 I guess we'll 10 houae hunting
Blvd Newport &ach -who initiated a shortly,'' the father said. "That'1 an " awful lot of tax deductlona "' daring escape .attempt after repeatedly They also bav 4-.(;1d bo being told be and Miss Baeseman were e a year y .. going .1o· be killed _ remains in serious · Mn. Springer said the first child, a
condition. · boy, was ~at 9:4.S ~.m. PDT Sunday.
Each of the victims suHered gunshot TJ:e . remaining . five children were born
wounds in tbe right side when shooting within four . rrunutes, starting at 10:34
erupted inside the bu]Jet·riddled house· at p.m. . .
2322 Orchid Hill Drive, Santa Ana There hav~· been ·at' least ~2 cases of
Heights. sextuplets _this century. But ~ no case
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UPI,...._. CHIAPER ,BY HALF DOZEN
, Proud F.1t1!9r Stanek
common, wtb ·the Encyclopedia Britan-
nica reporting 53 such births and some
Jiving at least through infancy.
The Dionne quints' born May 28, 1934, in
C3llender, Ont., are the most famous.
The Dion.p.es are only one of four sets of
quints born in the Western Hemisphere
to.1urvive infancy.
Nevertheless, a few more bi.Ilks posted to p,Iay in the playhoilse together. . ' Orange County Sheriff's crime Jab h(l~e all six survived, .according to ~
technicians today were expected to com· Guinness Boot of Records. 1bere have
Other quintuplets are the Diligentis
bomdn"ArgentiNJ in 1934, the four girls l'!ld "9YJ born lo Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Fischer in Aberdeen, S.D., Sept. 14, 1963 ••
fixe,.cbol!-;1>.om 1o..Mr_and. Mrs. Efren
Lubin (Pffeta, ... a week· earlier in
Mar.acalho;' ~eaezuela, and the Klenast qµ111ta·ti;0~1in 'New Jersey in 1970.
s~auJar .. in.creMes Fr~ay, and more ~~ .... !,_~-~ she Your &irlfr,iend?" the ViSfto~
\'JI in •today -among-tbem-<:hle&gy'll ~D'•nn);,,..... bo r 5 blushed
First NaUonal Bank, 10th biggest in the deeply~~ did not m:Osw~r.0 Bul blonde-
Huntington Beach liremen battled toxic \ ti.-'. smoke from 'IR!._~~tici<!,e and rubber
~ alU;:rnoon as they fought· to put
out a garage fire: country; Harris Trust, aJso of Chicago, haired Kristine, 4, said loudly, "Of
• Non~ of ~ 13 firemen fighting the fire
at 6611 Ed{ement 'Drive was hospitalized,
a)though spokesmen said several were
given first aid at the scene.
and New York's Bankers Trust, seventh <.'OUne not. I'm too young for -
bo ............. .. 1h size. ~u~
lrom tes Mary Jane Blakeslee, kindergarten 1'be.prime rate is separate . ra --teacher at LeBard for a half dozen years,
CJ? loans to small businesses and the loves her work. But she readily admits ~tiliC. But s~tained increases in ~e Slie is happy the first week is over.
prime are widely regarded as an m· "On the first day we had six criers,"
!fhe~fire--caused an-estimated $6,000-in
damage to the garage, its contents and
tile adjoining home before firemen could
put it oUt, fire department spokesmen
said.
dication that all lending rlltes are headed she said. "And' the principal, Mr. Landi,
hJghcr. had to bodily carry in one boy."
Trustees. Study
School Salaries _
Salaries for admini~trative positiOns ln
>4he Ocean View Scl>ool bistrict will be "<li'scussed tonight by district trustees. ACtion will be taken on the salary ques-
tton after an executive session, according
to Sqperintendent James Cirvell.
Penonnet in managenient and ad·
_ ..mlni1trat1Ve positions received a three
·pe'rcent ·hike· last'yeari" '··
1n August, trustees decided on the 197r ·
, 14 salaries for both teachers a.pd
classified personnel. A five percent pay
raise was appro_ved. along with a $100--fn.
crease in fringe..~nefits.
fURN LEFTOVERS
INTO EA.SY CA.SH • • You can tum summer leftovers tnto
1qyh. Bert's how •••
HAVE 21' 73 Fireblll mtr
home on l T Dodge chwis,
"' still under warr, 7to0 mi.
WU! a~t car in ,trd or
wba~haTC-you. (Phone
No.) (Phone No.) ,
The' motor llome sold success!~ly
through this ·Dally Pilot c:l&sslfied ad.
Turn your ll8ed vacation vollldo (or
• .,,thing el11) Into calh by calling your.
Deily Pilot' Ad-visor. '1'11e direct llile -
642°567'.
"As a matter of fact." she said, in
between pinning notes for parents on the
youngsters' shirts and sweaters, "the
principal still has to carry in that boy.
But once he's inside, he's fine ,*' she con·
tinued.
Miss Blakeslee sighed, pinned on
another note, and hoped that things
would aettle down in Room K·l.
The fire started when fumes from a
gasoline can exploded when they were ig.
nited by the pilot light of a water heater.
'11te tiome, owned and occUpied by the
_Martin ?tfeswart family, su.ffered heavy
smOke damage in the fire.
Firemen said the Meshwart family was
home at the time of the 1 p.m. fire.
•Gor!lla Caper!'
Police Recovei: Stolen. A1iimals"
CHICAGO (UPI) -The "Great Gorilla A patrolman a'ssigned to the zoo notic·
Caper" had a successful ending when ed early SUnday that the door to.the lion
police found a baby gorilla and a rare house was open. He searched the building and discovered the four-month female snow leopard.in.aNorthSideapartment. Jeopard tgone. Further investigation ~ pair had been &tolC!J 12 hours revea led the gorilla was also missing.
earlier Sunday from the Lin'coln Park Police said when the animals were ~. .. • • --dJJcovered, the suspects told lhem they 'l1uee penm~, including two juverul~t. were gofng to' return them, The trio told ~ arrested in conoection wttb the ~°" potice they took them because.· they • ddelit. Jerri· York, 18, was charged with thought they were cute.'
burgliry. The juveniles, a boy and a girl, "111€ said they were animal lovefs and
ft1' releuflcl~tO'Uie CUS,toely ()( t&etr they wanted these animals,"'pollce said.
parents. . "They didn't try to hide them .. The snow
1.oo Director Uster Fisher said the leopard was in the bedroom and the
gorilla and snow leopard were "among gorllla was playing in the living room."
'ihe rarest ln the world.
"We're so proud of them. They're ..
rare and they ell were born here: They're our own lclda.11 '
Tho tllOW leopard, gray w i t b black
spots; welgtu about 20 pounds, and is
. v1luod at $101.ooo. ,
,Pat, one o the few gorlllas bom in,
captlvi!Y, weighs onl y about 15 pounds
and was described as 0 vefy docile and
. fragile.'' The 11Wllla had recebUy un-der...,. a brain operation lor a blood
clot.
Four Die i11' (jrash
11\'NOASTER (AP) -' Four persons,
one Qf_them .a 3-fe_ar-old child, dfud SUn·
day night ln a two-ca' crash at an ln-
tcnectton five mile' east of here,
Ctili!ornla Highway J!atrol ol!fcofs said.
A CHP spotwnan said two other
wrsons were critically injured in the
111l!bap._
plete ballistics tests to determine been reports 9' octuplet and septulet
positively if DeMarco and Mi s s ~lrtbs,_~ut e~et for elgbt cblldren ~
Baeseman were hit by police bullets. m MexiO? City m 1967 .their authent1dty
Detective Capt. Don Oyaas of the bas n;ot been proved. . -
Ne wport Beach Police Department said Quintuplets -five babies -are more
in a Friday press conference that lnlUal
investigation appears to support this con-
clusion. ~
Kidnap suspect Roland D. Crawford,
· 29, who is wanted by the FBI for--jumping·
bail in Texas on a marijuana smuggling
case, escaped injury during the fusillade
of lead.
Apartm.entPlan~Appeal
He fired his gun twice earlier, wound·
ing a policeman.
He apparently dropped straight down
to the floor, discarding his gun, while
Goes to Council Tonight
police bl'llets which bracketed the spot Huntington Beach city councili;nen w~l
where he had been standing hit tbe wall be asked tonight to a~ve a m..urur
or DeMarco and Miss Baeseman. apartment complex pro~ for eight
A cluster of bullet holes· in the front~ · acres of land north of the San Diego
hallway of thei Howard Feichtm.'ann home Freeway at Newland StretJ.
show that if shooting began a split sec-Tbe l'fOjecl was earlier deslied by plan-
ond soooer, Crawford probably would ning commissioners 4-2 becauae they OJ>-
have been riddled in the chest area by .38 posed residential construction next. to lhe
caliber slugs. lr.eway and becauae the dty of
Investigators say Crawford bad tried Westmiilster objected to the apartments.
several times to fire his .357 Magnum The project Is proposed on a triangular
revolV<r "11en two unannoo NeVQ>Ort partel of land bounded by the !rteway,
Beach.policemen sprang.OIJt.from. ~hind .... ·Newland· Street •nd F.<tlnger Avenue. It
a wan partition . is zoned and .master plamed for apart·
The weapon kept misfiring. ment constructkm. 1 A third ofticer who infiltrated the Land surrounding_ the parcel nor'\h or
besieged borne bad~ shol second:J_be(or.e,_the..._ freeway is all in the city of
narrowly missing Crawford's head after Westminster and is zoned for industrial
DcMarco grabbed the suspecl's gun and use.
tried to disarm him. The two commissioners who fa.Vored
The suspect who took the couple cap. the )>r!>ject, Robert Ba>i! all!!_Frank HJg.
live earfier near DeMarco's home, and
later abducted Mrs. Mary Witcher, 33,
from her home had beld his pistol to
Miss Baeseman's bead.
She and DeMarco were forced lo in·
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Huntington 4-H
Club Recruiting
The Quilters and Tiilera 4-H Club of
HW1linlton Beach Is looltlng for -new
members. ~
Chlb ~i;nbe.111 meet at 7 P:lf'. on tl'le
&ecoo4'Wedne911ay of each montll in the
Mu\'dy Park Community Center-. Instruc-
SAN FRAN<:ISCO (UPI) .!. The lion Is offered in such fields ... doi eare,
San F.ranclscL bureau ol United w1 tin b' cl ••• t ... , ••
Press lntemat~·J received · a se ng, coo g. icy • -,• y, ,._,. -~ rabbits, lealhetc:rafL and tl\ll\Y other compuierlzcd lettet ftom the ofllce .skill!. • ·
of Gov. Ronald Re•gao in · Any~.y....,ier ft0m bhit to 19 Is
Sacramento bejinning, "Dear Mr. welcomo.' There are cumnt!y 35
United P~." ' '\1:.C:-members. For further lnfom.tbi phone ._. ____ .... _ _.. . ...._ ..... _,~. Rooemlrie Quinn at lt'l...,I.
gins1 said they felt it was unfair to OJ>"
pOse something which meets the planning
for the area.
The developer, Shelter Industries of
Newport Beach, is asking for a con-
ditional e.1ception to eliminate any side
yard so ear ports can be built next to the
apartments. •
The appeal to planning commission
denial will be consklered during the coun·
cil 's regular 7 p.m. session.
Orange Coast
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Weather
Those low clouds along the Or·
ange Coast wi11 clear to sunny
skies again Tuesday, with highs af
the beaches in the 60s rising to the
upper 70s inland. Overnight 10 .... ·a ,
53-M.
INSIDE TODt\ Y
John has left ~Iartha. In a
telephone interview witJ~ UPl's
Reten Thomas, Airs. Mitchell re·
ve als the reos0'11$ for the splitup
fo 1tr days ago. Set story, Pogt 4.
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Townhouse
Vs. Park
Issue Due
Planning commiuloners will discuss 13
townhouses Tuesday night which are pro-
posed on land which some residents in
Huntington Beach wanted to turn into a
view park. •
'Ibo JMC Qmtruction Company proj.
eel on 2.S acres of land bounded by
\Vamer Avenue, Los Palos Avenue and
Marilla View Place has been stalled for
several months while city orficials
debated the Id .. of u~ng the land for a
park overlooking Huntington Hartour. ,
A month ago, city councilmen finally
decided a1ainst lhe park conc~pt. but
homeownen along Marina View Place
are still fighting the proposed town
houses.
The eomm!Hlon meet.a at 7 p.m., Tues-
day. In city oooncll chambers, but may
not toke acllon on the JMC projecl.
'!'lie developer _~•_!!ked for a C<Jll· tinuance until oct. 2 ln-ordet to redraw
the coostruollon piano -to match .U11·
gestiorts fOr view c:onidOrs and landscap-
ing mode prevloualy by plonnen. = Sti!fp!OMel'I lijive"ed\lliid UM-cx!iQ-
mlulon that U aollon I• taan on the cur-
rent plana Tueaday nlahi, ·the project
should be turned do"1t.
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VICTIMS ••• .
terloc k arms with Jhe gunman in the
middle, thuo provlclin( an effective altieid
which ulUma!ely led illcm to be hit by of·
ncers' bUllots.
U'lmlnal compli\nl• tot~14 count1 w,... 111ued P'ifdiy arr. · nomln1
C.a10ford, · 1n1 tlally lllci\lltlcd as Victor
Heldl&ge.
Jte had been known In the San Diego
area by that alias but a couple with
whom he was sray ing at 753 Main St .,
Huntington Beach, told police they knew
Crawford as Rol and Gray.
The suspect appeared in COW't Friday
lfor arraignment on the 14 'coun ts, in-
cludin& kidnap, assault with a deadly
weapon, assault wtUi a deadly weapon on
pollce o!!icers, burglary and armed ro b-
Jl<r_
He is also subject to the FBJ's prisoner
hold as ·a federal fugitive, which ca rries
no bail. ·
Newport Beac h police _§aid they un·
derstood bail has been set at $100,000 for
Crawford but it Is doubtful he can secure
his reJeasc.
Even If the rast.mavlng suspect who
vanished before a Jan. 26, 1971 hearing in
El Paso, Tex .. on. the smuggling charge
could post it, he would not likely go free .
. Authority of the fe!leraJ court bench
warrant Issued In El Paso 32 months ago
would a_llow him to be re-booked. The
U.S. charges carry no ball provls.ion.
DrQp·in-Signups
Co1iti1iue at OCC
Ame11dmenl
:Qy .Senate
Stalls '-Bill
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Sacramento lobbyists wlll have more
time to influence iegislators before a rn»:
sponsored in the senate by Sen. Dennis
E. Carpenter (R·Newport Beach) is. ex·
pected to-become Jay:.
The measure by Assemblyman Ken
Meade (D-OaklMd), paned the Senato on a ·3+ to S vote wilh amendments whlcll
autOmati cally mean the bill must go ba&
lo the Alisembl y for furth er study, Jlro.b-
ably next January.
se n. Ca rpenter tangled late Inst week
with Sen. Jack Schrade (ft·San Diego\
over Schradc's emendments. Carpenter
said the change In the law wolild force
constituents to register as lobbyists Jf
they were to visit lawmakers. 11 1'hc Meade bill would require person&
who seek to intluence admlnlstratlvC
decisions to register with the secretary
()f state or the ·teglslaturc's Joint Rules
Committee. At pre sent, oaly lobbytsts
who seek to influence· Jegfslaflon mus t
register.
Meade's bill would also order lobbyists
to specify each monlh which lawmaker
or-adminlstrt11tor·ihe·tobbyl't entertained
and how.'"much money was spent. Gifts or
more th8n $25 would have to be reported.
. On a 34 to 3 Senate vo te early today,
Former California Sen . George 1i1urphy ki sses the
former Sherry Miles foll owing her marriage Sundiy ,
to his· son, Dennis, Jefl. It is the first marrlage,for
the yoUnger Murphy, a representative in his father's
consultant firm, and his bride who is an actress.
The couple plan to honeymoon in Hawaii.
---· --· 'i_ Registration continues through Friday 30 Groups Plan on a "drop-in " basis"' the Orange Coast College Admissions Office.
· the measur-e was sent back to th~
Assembly for concurrence In Sctiate
an1endments. But the Assembl y alreadx
had adjourned until Jan . 7, endin~
chances for quick passage .. . , ~
En . ill uaents WhO nave not· yet regiStered -tries-in-1.,.i-el"at:.--mar take advanta~.--.Mate rejlslillion 0 e Crashes from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today throuah It •Car . Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fri-
'
• Th Three-day Fiesta dathis ~ear'• enrollment at occ Is up a
.
Newport Man in Jail·
~'!!.er said he c_Jpected 'he'
AssemDly lOre"Jecrlfic amendedVirs1on--
or the.blll, theteby setting up 3 two-house' -
conlerence committee to come up with ~
new plan sometime next yea r. ' .,
n 1ure ree wbot>t>ing J7.1 perc.nt °""'last year, ...
0 S 0 0 f A I Nearly 30 or11D1JaUon1 . hav!!t .~!Ill'\'.. rordlitg to oftleial fall enrollment figures. n usp1Cl(}n 0 . ssau t In Huntington : =·~~~a~~:: fo~d:;r.~J·~4..:1~:~~!!~=~~~~tr;.~ NEW DELHI, lnd\a (AP)
Position Rejected
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K Newport Belfcb riian who .. negellly
tried to shoot his female companion and
a tec0nd patron at Balboa's the Lip
tavern.with a gun that kept mWlring ·ts
jailed today.
The su!lpect, Jose Alejandro Ruiz
U>pe!, ol 914 E. Ocean Front, was booked
on asaaull with a deadly weapon charges
· Policeman Bitten
In Wild Scuf fie
With Suspect
. tlm ICheduled Oct. l>lf at Cnitl Mau:, year the flgt1te for , the same date was _Ambassa_dor Daniel P. h1oyniha.n. ha.J -_re: ·
..-..,... ........---1"1---l·-·. -1 ..... ~ ............ i.n::..::: -18,008; ';-,,. . . following the z a~m: irtadeiit-sittiraay. =----.. -... ~wa...........,_..,;.......,.,u:r---Parr-. · .,_.-fttted·an-ofl'er-to -become-e-top-•sal&Wlt·--
Investigator& who arrived at the bar, two !eparate, Jlngle-car crashes ln Hun-· ~ di.splay 'booths are rentfd lbroUCh to 'Secretary of S_tate--designate Henry A:
· 700 E. Bay Ave., al closing time to in-· llngton Beach, police reported loday. the O.ta Mea Chembet of Commerce Killed in Wreck Kissinger, soUrtes at the U.S. Embassy
vestig4te a report of a man with a gun Donald Delany, l9, of 1098 El Camino ·which II again spon10rlnr ~ year'a said Sunday. Moynihan, now ln
said Lopez had already fled . Drive, Costa Mesa, and· his passenger, f!Hta . Profits from the-Ille of booth Jtem11 FALLBROOK (AP) - A car crashed Washington conferring with Kissinger,
B.r'"ra Nelson of 19"1 \"o-ter 400 feet over the embankment at Shear.'s •1-le was taken into custody afoot ...... • .l'I 1' ... ....., will """to the or1anl11Uont or bulinulcl. s prefers to stay in India to \\.'Ork for im-
D · H t' to Be h · ed in •" Grade on U.S. 395 south or Fallbrook to-without incident a few blocks away by rive, un mg n at • are ist mannlna: them. For intort1l4Uon1 call day. The body of an unidentified person proved relations betv.•een New Delhi and
Officer Tom Stewart. -satisfactory condition today at Pacllica. MS-<1638. was recovered from t~e wreckage. Washington, tne sources said.
He was relieved of a .22 caliber iospita.I. -----------------------------------------
revolver following the incident. Police said Delany's cilr jwnped a curb
Police said today that victims in the on Beach Boulevard bet\ften Aduits and
bar Incident were SOOtt L. Seeley, 23, of Yorktown avenues and struck a power
1563 Miramar Ave., Newport Beach and pole at about 3:30 a.m.
Mrs. Naomi Barron. In a second actldent at about ll a.m ..
The · female lnvol\red, ¥i'ho also Uitted Santa Ana resident Alfonso J . Hernandez.
the !&st name of Lopez and identified 34, received shoulder injuries when he
herself as the suspect's wife, gave the w11s thrown from his-motorcycle after it
same Ocean Front addttss. struck a curb at 5721 Littler Drive. He l.i
Police said no bail has yet been set to-Jtsted tn eatlsfaclory condillon today al
day on toe felony cllargo ogainst I.ope•.. Huntington lntercommwlity Hospital.
The female vlctim suffered a one-inch
laceration on the back of lM!r head during
ttie tavern incident. She was treated at
Hoag J\-1emorlal Hospital where two
stitches were taken In her. scalp and then
··~
nol released from the emergency room.
Police then arrested the woman on
..suspicion of being drunk ·tn public and
she was booked into Orange Cowity Jail.
A Newport Beach policeman wounded
In a shootout wll~ a kldnaper five nl1hts
ago was lacerated in the line of duty
again earl y today, when a cantankerous
carpenter alleged ly chewed on his
forearm .
Patrolman Jon Costelow v.·as
Carpenter Talk
·Set for Niguel ser1ou!lly Injured during the altercation
whlCh occurred when he tried to take the
man into custody for sleeping in an old
school bus.
He said he found Michael T. L<ivella1 22, of 21752 Pacific Coai;t Highway, Hun·
tington Besch, asleep in the bus at 21st
Place and West Ocean Front.
Officer Cos tclow said he had to enter
and shake Lovella awake, despite loud
music ~manating into the nigh t.
The patrolman claimed Lovella, a
sturdily built six-foote r, came 11p off his
trundle bed swinging and had to be su tr
dued before he was booked on cllarges of
resisting: arrest.
Officer Costelo\v suffered several cuts
on the left forearm in addition to teeth
marks in hls flesh d~rlng We altC{'ti.tlon ...
35 Youths AI'restcd
SAN DIEGO (AP ) -Poli ce broke up a
crowd of about 250 youths at a south San
Diego shopping center Sunday night.
Thirty-five were arrested for curfe w
violations and turned over to their
parents .
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LARKSPUR (AP) -An l>year .. rd boy
killed Sunday by machinery at Pplnt
Reyes lighthouse may have been atrangl·
ed when his clothing became entangled ln
the lighthouse turntable, says a Marin
County Deputy Q)roner. Donald Comllh
said the body of Forrest Lee Smith· Jr. of
fl.fountain View had bruises on the ~d
and body aCter he was found wedged in
the machinery.
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Stata Sen. Dennis carpenter (!!-
Newport Beach) wiU discuss current
rea~lonment plans at a luncheon
Wednesday spoMOred by Ule Laguna
Niguel Republican Women 's Club.
The luncheon, which begins at 11:45
a.m. after an 11 a.m. soclal hour, ls" open
to the public.
The title of Carpenter's speech is
"Reapportionment and Other FtJn ThlniB
from Sacramento."
Reservations can be made by calling
Kim Bell at 4~2622.
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Golf Conrse for. Sale
Dllty l'lltt 11•11 "?tit
Saturday is the scheduled. deadline !or the City ol Huntington Beach
to determine ii ti will buy th• 96.5-acre Meadowlark Country Club. ~lty__oWclaiJ.have ~ked '!!!. ft!00,000 trom the county to help buy
• 1t, but bne n6t yet lllliiounCiia any planITor tJle purcliast. II thTCtly-·
doesn't buy the property, 1111 1cheduled to be sold lo a dQyeloper. . '
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Ready for Heat Wave
Tlgre, 120-pound St. Bernard. Is ready to ride out
the next heat wave to hit Detroit ~rea in his own
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air-conditioned doghouse. Whoever said it's a dog's
tile anyway? '.
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HOriSe May Get Agnew Grand Jury Findings.
WASHINGTON (AP) -A federal
grand· jury investigating allegations of
political graft fn Maryland may send its
findings on Vice Presidelli S~lro T.
Agnew to the House of Represeniattves,
it was learned toQay,
Such action could be a prelude to Im·
peachment proceedings against Agnew if
the evidence warranted lt.
The procedure lvould permit the
Justic. Department to avoid !acing the
controve rsial consUtutJooal question of
whet her a vice presldellt can be indicted
before be is impeached. Jf Agnew were
impeached by the flouse and convicted
by the Senate, be would then be a private
c)tizen subject to indictmen t without con-
stitutional questi ons.
Sources close to the investigation said
that if Agnew evtdence is eventually sent
to tbe House, it would probably be done
in the Conn of a presentment. a docu·
ment outlining the grand jury's findings
and any action It might otherwise have
taken.
• The Justice 'Department said it had no
comment on the report. ·
The . vice president is under in·
vestlgation by the federal grand fu ry in
Baltimore for possible violation of tax,
extortion, bribery and conspiracy laws-.
The panel is probing allegations that con-
tractors and archltec ls paid kickbacks to
Maryland politicia ns In return lor coa,
trncts.
To date, aources said, the evidence
against Agnew consists or allegation s
made by P,Otential grand jury witnesses
to feder al gre&ecutors, There have been
reports that some witnesses passed lie
detector tests, but none has test\fied
Wlder oath.
Atty. Gen. Elliot L. Richardson decided
last week to permit the prosecutors to
take allegations regarding Agnew before
the grand jury. Having testimony taken
Wider oath, Richardson is s&ld to believe,
will test the cred ibility of the witnesses
and their evidence.
"U their stories falter Wlder oath and
the case against the vice president
evaporates, there v.·on't be any need fo r a
decision by the attorney general on im-
peachemcnt, indictment, presentation or
any other action," one source~ -
Aleanwhile, in Baltimore, it --~=
ed that lhe grand jury will meet~• It
this week, probably on Thu~...
was not knov.n Immediately ~ It
would take up 1be Agnew pbale. oL•
vestJgation. The panel met ~
under conditions of ..ur:ipr~
secre<'y and it was speculated then tblbu:
the Agnew phase might have begun,
the Justice Department denied it
Donald Segretti Agrees to Plead Guilty
Bumpu Going
Will Move
Boats Run Wild His Case
To D.C. In fiana Harbor
Two spectacular boa_t-co1Iisio:ns=tn-:;the-A.ssembly-Spe-a·1rer -eob-MQrettl-(IJ:;Van
waterways of Dana Harbor over the Nuys ), when Miss Bergen's plight
weekend proved that Lady Luck . also became known.
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Harbor-patrolmen-said-both-i.ocidents owner-, -Donald-Lewis-of -23821~Marmara
WASHINGTON (AP) -Political agent
Donald H. Segretti agreed today to plead
guilty to an expanded indictment charg·
--ing-him-with--violating--1ederaLele."'"'"--
1aws during the 1972 Florida Democratic
~presidentia!-prima .
occurring .Saturday could have been Bay, Laguna Niguel , tried to accelerate.
much worse. One iri.vo!Ved-a runaway The tHrottle stuck on -full and-the boat
Segretti received money from Herbert
L Kalwbach of Newport Beach, Pr~sident . ---~....______ .
boat at the launching ramp and another shot toward a cruiser taking "on gasoline.
similar incident oceurred at the fuel The collision stove-in a forward hold of
doqs wher~ gasoline was _beif!g pumped. the boat, shattered a. ~indow and peeled
In the incident al the launchmg ramp a off some wooden railing. The owner of
throttle jammed on a 16--foot craft oWned the ~t was identified as Robert Booth
.and operated by Louis Lisenby of 1611 of 23112 El Caballo, Mission Viejo.
Birdy, Lane, Huntington Beach. The 1:ioat He was uninjured in the crash. His
_ .shot to OJle sicj.e, ~qmm~o _!.ai5';_collided bo.a:t receiv~ abol&_j200 damage~ , __ with a smaller vessel tied to-the-dock,.· , _____ _
then hopped over thbt boat's ~w .. coming
-to restalop a sectiqn or the boal .. ·F;tche· n--·n-as~ -11le oceupant of· the second vessel, 11 Robert Faley of 26761 Barro Street,
Mission Viejo, was knocked into the bay,
but was not hurt. •
Damage to both craft was minimal,
patrolmen said. '
A short time later -in the afternoon a
similar incident involving a boat on her
maiden voyage and another craft taking
on gasoline occurred at the ~arby fuel
docks. . . Patrolmeii -said u;e-new ooat-w2-
waith!& io~~j(J Clockl· ~ jts
No Comment ·
On S1nog ·Bill
-Orange County's chief air pollution
OOOtfol officer said today ttiat~he~had--'-'no comm..t at a11·· about.a bW 00 Gov. s1· B' t llOOa}jl, '}}~!Jlan"•' ~t tbat. would . •ft,'Ptt'll . eus '
olliillii!t-'iii ~ .. ~. G d -· -diff' t h d l d 't' • ..... ~Wlfiiim Fitcb!ii ·cmn alr poUutfoft'" rease ·p1gs1 are·as 1cul to catc to ay as a ways, an 1-s appar-
~~H~i~~-·=:: ·q...ouirer, admitted be was ~t~y just as much fun~ _At least the event, Sun~ay, at ~he Mission ~ • :\ --Ji'llilU·v.-. controversial V1e30 Golf Course was one of the most popular 1n the sqi::th annual
W,lllSi · • Pa.:;~iia· g., _.·,".·.--' .......... lllll'altgtjly declartd, Mission Viejo Da ys Celebration. It brought squeals-from both sides.
""' _ _ .!lllltlJICJ --toe tlils Whole thing."
...--.-·. '·· ll'he~tiDI, passed 53 to 10 by the
I 'I' H -: -AAenibl.Y<anii 14 to 13 by the Senate Fri· n--WO OUses , day, would-create-a-siJlgle-air-pollution
conln>I dlslrict In the South Coast Air Nixon's--Pt-aire-Remo-deled
SACRAMENTO (AP) -The "tm11e &sin.
oil" Jilli of 1913 zipped through the U signed by the governor, It will wipe
cali!ornia Legislature Saturday and went out Jurisdiction of air pollution control
to Gov. Ronald Reagan's desk. diatricta over parts of the seven-county
The measure was rewritten in .the wan-area covered by the air basin.
ing days of the session to help singer• ~ Fitcben declined to speculate whether
Polly Bergen to sell her supply of "OU of Governor Reagan would sign tbe bill and
Upon First Lady's Wishes
the Turtleo" a cosmetic produced by her ,refused to aM)'~ questions about the By BELEN THOJ\.1AS
!irm. ' . •qperatloll of hii district. . WASIUNGTON "(UPI) -President
A state Jaw went into effect in Marcb 1 'tit's all a matter-of record and I don't Mi:on's JeUlner i.s undergoing alterahons
banning sales of such. prOdiJcts ~.the bave.,,the Ume to go into it at this late .. it a price Cf $2851000, largely to conform
theory the sea turtle ts. an endang~ ~41;-F~=d. . Poll Uon to bis, wife•s.,wishes that guest quarters
species, although-il -is .J>01 lo~y -tr f~"'~tri~t e l""""~Airff ol l'U...~-~ .ije' next to the President's lounge, it was classified as such. . o u.is c ' w lD a BUI. ,o, uu ~u disctoeed today.
The turtle bill was rushed through the r~ble for the re~tton of sta· A White House spokesman said the
legislature in the final days of the session ti~ry ~ces of pollution on a coun-change,, to the interior of the "Spirit of
to enable Miss Bergen to sell the "Oil of t~ ~!Ci baa maintained test • ·'76" were being made whtie the plane
tlle Turtle'' products she has on hand by ti . tr eral fucauu to sta was undergoing a regular, annual
next April. l t would not allow any more 00
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111 1se~.. d ha . ~ .... a~lo~ maintenance clleck at John F. Kennedy
turtJes to be taken, sponsors said. po u. on ~v~ an s IS~ueu uuc.> ur International Airport in New York. --'~-bill-passed-th&-Aasembly ..Jate Frl.-A..ustnes ol'-Ug& clean air stand@__J'.ds_. -1be-remodeling work -and installation
day 74-0 and won final passage in the Its jurisdictlon over Orange County of IOID.e new units for' improvement of Senate today 27·10. . would be assumed. by a 10-member •
The bill was originally lnlroduc.d by board, three appomted by Uie ws
Sen. Dennis carpenter (R·Newport Ang~les County board of S~pernsors a~d
Beach), as an airport security measure. t~e r~st by o.tber su~rvisors ~f other
The once-killed measure was revived by counties and .cit~ selection comnuttees.
• 1be new district would be financed by
(>usting Launchel\
'SAN YSIDRO (AP) - A drive to oust
the acUng commissioner ¢' thQ; !edt!ral
JYnm.igration and NalurallzaUon Service
was launched Sunday in this border com·
!Punity by a Mexican·American organlul~
lj9n. -
a tax on industries that em1t air
. pollutants and a. one·tenlh cent fee on
each gallon of gasoline sold in the state.
While passing the districl bill. the
Senate defeated a companion measure
which would have placed escalating
penalties up to $10,000 on _industries
whli:h violated tar pollution laws. The
current pentalty ls $50 for each violation.
~earch for Friends' . .
Pompidou Ends Visit
SHANGHAI, China (UPI) -French
President Georges Pompidou ended a
wann, six-d~y visit to China today, but a
joint communique indicated Peking and
Paris apart on some sensiti ve world
issues. 1be communique, released just
before Pompidou left for home, said the
nations were in accord "against all
hegemoo)''' buf · h'ad differing attitudes
toward Europe and Cambodia.
;Boy, 14, Takes 0-wn Life
-~SARATOGA (AP) -"My entire tile "My life road has been treacherous. I minister mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
the engine perform ance, are to be com-
pleted by mid-October.
The plane, also known as "Air Force
1" and as "No. 27,000," was introduced
on presidential flights in Augus t, 1972 to
replace "No. 26~000" which had been used
by Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyn·
don B. Johnson.
The new "SPirit of '76" was originally
decorated and configured at a cost of Sl.S
million. A staff suite was the largest on
the plane and was located directly next
to ~ President's quarters.
Norn-the-outset, Mrs. Nixon-and other
members of the family disliked the ar-
rangement. Mrs. Nixon felt that the
guest lounge should be next to the
President's cabin.
F"n!quently on trips to San Clemente,
and to Key Biscayne, Fla., the old plane,
"No. 26,000," was used to provide more
comfort for the family .
The Secret Service. which previously
had been located nearer to the President,
also was dissatisfied with the ar-
rarigement on tbe new plane. Agents
found themselves flyin g in a much
smaller cabin where their seats wo uld
not recline at all.
The remodeling was described as
"very slight" by Cot. Ralph Albertazzie,
the Pres ident's pilot, but Ute layout of
the new plane will be Changed to conform
to thal of the older jet.
NixOn's former personal attorney, for
what allegedly was a campaign or
political sabotage in Florida.
ln a brief appearance before a feder:;i.1
magistrate,· ~gretti agreed to have the
ca~ transferred . from ~ FlwJda · to
Washiilgton, D.C. Segretti's agi-eement to
p@l4..gt,lilty was m<tde hefore_ theJDag~
rate.---------------_
. A federal grand jury in Tampa handed_
down the four~ount indictment Aug. 24
but it .. remained sealed until tOda:Y.
The magistrate scheduled a hearing for
Oct. 1 when Segretti is expected to enter
.his f<Jtmal plea to the new indictrDenl
Segretti, 32 years old today, was
released on personal recognizance. He is
from San Marino, Calif.
The new indi ctment charged Segretti
with conspiracy and with illegally
publishing unauthorized p o I i t i c a 1
statements.
Federal law requires that political
literature contain the names of persons
or organizations responsible for its
distrij;iytjon. _
The maximum penalty for each of the
four coun.ts in today's indictment is one
year in prison and a $1,000 fine.-
An earlier two-count i n d i c t m e n t
against Segretti had been returned at
Orlando, Fla. May 4. A spokesman for
spe~ W~tergate prosecutor Archibald
Cox said today's _indictment supersedes
the old one. ·
He had pleaded innocent to that in-
dictment which aecused him o f
distributing a phony Jetter on the sta-
tionery of Sen. Edmund S. Muskie (D-
Maine). The Jetter accused that two
other Democratic presidential candidates
Sens. Henry M. Jackson of Washington
and Hubert . H. Hwnphrey of Minnesota,
of sexual muconduct. Kalmbach told the
Senate Watergate committee in July that
at the request of White House aide
Dwight L. Chapin be passed on 'money
Used in Segretti's campaign actiVi.ties.
Kalmbach said he did not know what
Segretti was to use the money for.
Today's four-count . indictment charges
that Segretti conspired with Robert
Melton Benz and Tampa accountant
George A. Hearing to disrupt the cam-
paigns of Jackson and Muskie in the 1972
Flo?iaa priffiary. --:--
Benz and Hearing were named co.con-
spirato rs but were not indicted.
Hearing was charged with Segretti in
the original indictment. He pleaded guilty
to one or the in dicbnent's two counts and
has been sentenced to a maximum one year in prison.
Prostitution Backer
Loses Job in Ro.me
ROME (AP) -Tbe Italian Post Office
has suspended a 34-ye&.r-old woman
employe who organized a League !or the
Defense of Prostit'Jtes.
It also accused Tiiti Sciascia of
moonlighting as 11-topless model.
The disciplinary action came soon after
Mrs. Sciascia, a divoreee, announced she
would press for classification of
streetwalkers as artfsans.
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UP'IT•~
INDICTED BY GRAND JURY
GOP TricKst!r Seg·retti·
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Boy, 9, Bitten
By· _Wild Coyote
In. Salt Clemente
The tmpredictable coyote which has
eluded San Clemente State Park r311g~
all summer and has sen"t more than a
dozen -youngs ters to the hospital did it
'again over the weekend.
The animal cr_epl up.to a.9'Y,eak<lld.boy
from La Canada before dawn Sunday and
bit the youngster on the left elbo'of.
And the boy. Thomas Ray Martin, Im-
mediately began the series of painful m.
jections to ward off the poesibillty of
rabies.
The-youngs~r apparenuf . had been
sleeping iD the open at the state park at
1:30 a.m. when the coyote crept up and
attacked.
The boy 's parents took the child IQ San
Clemente General Hospital where a
small puncture wound was cleaned.
Animal control officials were notified and
they ordered the series of injections o£
duck-egg serum,
Rangers throughout the summer have
tried to corner the beast so they can CBI>'
turc or kill it, but the animal has suc-
cessfully evaded every attempt:
Campers throughout the summer have
been-advised not to sleep in----nle open
because the animal prefers to attack
sletping youngsters.
Poisoned Meat
Kills Off Dogs;
Ma1iy Valuable
POCAHONTAS, W. Va. (AP) -About
a dozen dogs in this West Virginia border
town have died after eating wieners of-
ficials say were deliberately loaded with
deadly strychnine.
Mayor Charles Gilmore Jr. said Satur-
day the Poisoned wieners were believe
scattered from a car on streets and
yards throughout ibe community.
."I don 't. know bow to explain It,"
Gilmore satd. "We have no idea who did
it."
He said the stricken dog.s included
strays and pet.s, some valued at several
hundred dollars.
Gilmore said police patrols were
strengthened to sea rch for doctored
wieners anri those res ponsible for them.
has been a perpetual~search-for-friends~have--'.altem~--all-out-IO -clarify~my--------But-Edwin-wat-dead-on-arrival-at-a
Co\lnty Crashes
Kill Three ,Men
On Sunday -Bottom s-~rape-d -
-and I have bad few well-meaning past, bUt all that came wa.s spit. My hospital in nearby Los Gatos.
Oiies," sorawled a 14-yea r-old boy who trusted friends hadn't bad the de<:ency to Results of an autopsy were pending
apparenUy took hts own life in deljlefa· make amenda, but rather rejected me but deputies said-tho youth may hav~
\ipn, ~Hee her~ have reJ>:Orted· for ~ aatlalactioo." ta~en pain pills prescribed to him for an
,.Edwin Dwuung Jr. died Wedneoday "fbe boys~. Mn. Polly Dunning, lnjwy suffered last summer in a bicycle
nlghl of an apparent overdose _ o,I pain tolil deputies two boys had bet!ll hataD-accident.
pif)s, and tbe Senta Cl~ra Clowity sher-in8 ber llOft all wmmer. Sbe iald Ibey HJi IS.year-old sister, Debbie, told
111 s office '81d It was m~estmat111g. . went over to their home Wedneeday deputies Bile listened lo a totepbQne con·
WJ'he youth, son of Edwin C. Durinlng, while Edwin was out riding his blcycle. versation between her broth nd
u opera singer and professor at San When he returned, he dlsoovcred the· anotbtr boy She uotcd the bo er ~ti
JO$e State, le!t a note in his be<lroom, bOys bad loosened a ligltt ln his room.-. · q Y as •
n ying be was harassed by two boys in tampered with the telephone and Jaken a ~WEclwbin. . . dfS neighborhood. recordlng...ta~, she said. e ave a conspU'acy gomg against
••No maile r which way this turns out, One of the tioys allegedly taJ'"'re<orded ·l'llU: We have been giving "evidence tr. sad, sad for all the kids involved," telephone couversatlona with the victim, agamst rou Jn kangaroo court.
t-i ~·d Sgt. Ke n Lawrence of the sberllf's his mother said. , Edwin • note concluded:
artment. · Mrs. Dtlnning said she returned from CY deepest gratitude goes to those
rote the Saratoga High School stu-church Wedneoday at 9 p.m. and found r -le who have made my Ille bright and
<Ant, "My !aw l baa been a larce, a ''ilo not dialurb" algn on ber aon" door. . Illy Iha~ lo those who forgive my
dlillolb:al ldleme and 1trlcll played .by Theo he oomplalned he was ill, and she mbllaloes.
W)al on~ere-admired; rtSDeCtecl *'11--beld-hlm-u -he-trembled.--U. stopped Auth!>riUrs bad no bnmedlate com-
trusted.!riends ••. to no avail. breathing and site attefllpted lo ad· ment on the case.·
Three men Jost their lives in Orange
County traffic accldellts SUnday, the
County Conmer's Office reported today.
Robert c. Stephens, 23. of 2828 N.
Bristol St.1 Santa Ana, was killed when
hij northbound car struck the center
divider of the santa Ana Freeway near
Sand canyon Avenue at the edge of
Irvine.
The car slid across the northbound
lanes. struck a metal barrier and wtnt
otr the freewn)', the California ilighway
Patrol reported.
Jostph P. Dutro, 24, no known address,
died at Lincoln communi ty HOspitaJ.1 Buena Park, after the car he '!as drlving
rammed a parked truck on Lincoln
Avenue near Holder · Street in Buena
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R evieiving Stand Draws BlaSt
WASHINGTON (AP) -A new splinter.free reviewing stand at
Ft. H)lachuca, Ariz .• costing $25,000, has drawn lire !rom-Rep. Les
Aspln, (D·Wis.).
Aspin charged that the military "has really scraped the bottom"
In building the stand at the fort, which already had a wooden ,.,.
viewi ng stand. Aspin said the old sland is being replaced beenuse
several generals and their wives complained of splinters.
The new siand wi ll be made of co ncrete and include a glassed·in
broadcast booth, Aspin said .
He suggested that the gove.rnment could save money by simply
Issuing cushions.
"Or elre, !or $2S,OOO, maybe ·the generals and their ladies could
try slanding up," said Aspin in a Jetter to Defense Secretary James
R. Sc bleslnger. . ·
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All Aboard
Laguna's Ark
OFF & RUNNING DEPT. -With the
v•ay our weather has been ruMing lately,
in uniform unpleasantness, we may have
some difficulty in reall y telllng when fall
falls upon us.
Well, never mlnd looking at the sky to
make the determination. Just do It by the
book. Fall will come upon the autumnal
equinox,~ whfch occurs Sunday, Sept. 23,
as t!ie sun swings across the iquator on
his annual movement southward.
1 am reminded or this celestial event
because it is the annount«I time of
departure from our region of a group
known as Love Animals Don't Eat Them.
TIIE LOVE ANIJ\fALS people fonn a
loosely knit group or non-meat eaters
who currently repose in Laguna Beach.
IBM to Appeal $352 Million Lawsuit ~
TtJW Okla. (AP) -International
Bll!lll<>.! Machines Corp. the world's
largest computer maker was found
guilty In~· federal court today ol
moaopc>listic business practices and was
ordered to pa y a competitor $352.5
milUon ln damages.
The smaller concern, Telex Corp. of
Tulsa, in turn was ordered to pay IB~1
$21.9 million in damages for stealing IBM
trade secrets .
At IB~I neadquarters in Armonk, N.V.,
a spokesman said the company planned
to appeal the decision.
TELEX SPOKESMEN said llltlr com·
J>lny was pleued with Ille decision. They
sald Telex planned to "vigorously proa-
eeute" the overtNS 1k1e of the case,
wl!lch had been ,.med lrvm dom<stlc
competitive Issues. ...
U.S. District Court Judge A. Sherman
Christensen, who heard arguments In the
huge and complicated case for nearl y
two months earlier this year, also
ordered IBM to begin a series ol actions
to break up its hold on the computer ac-
cessory market.
The securities o( both IBM and Telex
"'ere delayed in opening on stock ex·
chln&et h\ New York a1 Wall freet received news of Cbrlatensen's rut .
The struggle over competition the
electronic data proceasing Industry dates
back many years.
TELEX BEGAN the case which led to
today's ruling with a 11.2 .blll\otl.JUll 80·
cuslng IBM ol monopolistic practlce1.
IBM responded with a suit charging
Telex with obtaining trade secrets by hir-
ing former IBM engineers. ,
Christensen's ruling, mailed fronr his
Salt Lake City oftlce and tt.leaaed at the
court where the case was heard, said
3°M "I• enjoined from adopting, lm-
pltmenttna or carryirli OUI predatcry
prlcln1, leas!na: or other aeta, pracUoes
or atratea:les wtth lntent to obtain or
maintain a monopoly In the market .••. "
Olr1'tensen'1 nlltna was atayed pend-
ing IJ>l!<lll or pool'trlsl motlOlll .
HE INSTRUCTED IBM to dllcloae cer-
tain design tnfonnatlon when lt makel an
announcement regarding an electronic
data processing product or releases such
a product.
IBM was also ordered to price a
number ol ill producta se parateljo, rather
than using "single o< bundled" pricing
Chilean
• for <001puter equipment. Ttlu h .. '
argued that IBM hid been prlctna the
equipment ii! ways desl111ed to frotze out CQmpellUon. 1 ,,.
lnduotry analyoto &aid that, In view or
IBM's avowed Intention to •ppeal; It was' '"
too early to assess the rult.nc's full lm~
Poet on the companies Involved, the In-
dustry or the 1eneral bu!lnesa com·
munlty and the public.
John Douglas, computer lnduslry
specialist at the brokerage llnn of
Reynolds Securities, added, however,
that if ttie ruling stands it appeared to
have "quite severe" compeUUve lm-
pllcatlons for mM.
Leaders
Feel Resistance
SANT!AGO, Chile (AP) -The Chilean
junta admitted Sunday that some armed
resistance was continuing but said it was
isolated.
Occasional guntlre was heard in the
streets during the night, and armed left·
ists were still holding some small fa c-
tories and government offi ces in the
suburbs of Santiago.
HELICOPTERS dropped leaflets on the
ca ital warnin terrorists to aurren er to
y ew a measure o terest In Uie
, news-in recent times 'wherrthey"opened a
.,~ vegetarian"type restaurant an the main
~~ stem ln the Art Colony.
the junta w 1c ous arxi s en
salvador AUende..Tuesday. _,
A 24--hour curfew was in effed in
Valparaiso, Chile's second lBrlt'I city,
where an army post was attacked Frlday
• Guests of honor at the apening Included ~~ a camel !UU!led Boney Bananas and ·a
night. '.
: ~ ~ster who answered to Col. Sanders.
•• Both-were alive and dellnl~y.not on the J~ · mellu. This caused the-Love .Animals
The new interior minister, Gen. Ostar
Bonllla, aaJd In a television apeech SW>
day night that 4,000 per11011S hive been
detained for quutJoninc ln Santiago. He
made no mention of casualtiu. ·
, ~. _.. people to abrupUy draw the attention of
~ -iaw enforcement:-They were-elted--fftr..-
' ~ having live animals in an eating place.
· The· sec"tary general of the Chilean
f!!l!lY, Col. tt9_go~rt_o Rubio, ~~'the
denttrtoll since the coup was 200 or ress.
Ottfer sourcea gave estimates ranging
fron1 500 to 5,000. ·About 2,000 was con·
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Dead and on the menu· is okay, you. see,
but live ca mels and roosters are no-nos
in an ea tery.
Anyway, this was just the start of
travail for the Love Animals clan in
Laguna.
THERE FOU..OWED a whole series of
arrests fOl' such things as violation of
food dictums , blocking the sidewalk and
disturbing the peace.
1be Love Animals folks tried to make
peace with the health department by
changing their status from a restaurant
to a temple of religious vegetarianism.
The ploy, however, apparently failed and
more cltaUons were forthcoming .
Somehow, the Love Animals people
finally struck a deal with the District At·
torney's Office. If they would drop most
of these mounting charges, the Love
Animal s people promised to )?atJ:ier up
their vegetables and split from Laguna
for good.
SO rr JS THAT the Love Animals
troupe has agreed to pack up in an old
school bus and depart for the north upon
the coming ol the autumnal equinox.
Former Laguna City Council candidate
Beth Leeds has purchased a large
camper truCk and plans to leave Y.'ith
them.
Cursory Inspection of their school bus
suggests that having auxiliary vehicles in
the caravan is a prudent approach. It
will be an equino:tial miracle If that old
bus wheezes as far as Corona de! Mar.
"[ STILL TIUNK the authorities have
made a large mistake ln forcing Love
Animals to leave Laguna," Ms. Leeds
contended.
"After Love Animals is gone," she
re<isons, "Laguna is going to be a pretty
dull place for the police. After then , what
are the police going to do for fun?
"Police officers have to have a little
fun every now and then, too," Ms. Leeds
concluded.
AI.AS, n rs TRUE. Beth Leeds wor-
ries about all kinds of folks . Even of-
ficers ol the law. Well, sbe shouldn't wor-
ry too much about them. They'll get
along. If Beth has to worry about
somelhing, I've got just the th.ing:
Worry about the old bus, that's what.
Nation's
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She Sees the Light
Mrs.· Ca rmen Prieto shows a group of believers a
pict_µ,re of Jesus at her Denver home. She says the
picture displays an image that res em bl es the Blessed
Virgin Mary at night. The image (ri ght) has been
judged a natural occurrence by the Catholic Rev.
John F. Brady of Sacred Heart Church. The image
appears when street lights are turned on.
THOUSANDS OF leftists were reparted
herded Into two soccer stadlums. One ln·
formed source said some of them, in·
cJ ud.ing foreigners, had been executed.
The a:overnment has admitted only three
cxecuUons ; it aald two of the men were
guilty of extremist attacks and .ihe third
wu a policeman who killed two of his
superior officers.
Cambodians _Repel Rush
On Airfield Positions
PHNOM PENH, Cambodia (AP\ -
Insurgent forces today renewed attacks
on paratrooper positioos around t h e
airport at Kompong ChatllT" the Phnom
Penh command said.
The fighting ended a lull of several
days at Cambodia's third largest city 47
miles northeast of the capital.
GOVERNlllENT troops killed 20 of the
Khmer Rouge insurgents near the
Makeup Didn.'t
Please Cro-ivd
SAN SEBASTIAN, Spain <UP[)
-Elizabeth Taylor was more than
an hour late for the staM of the 21st
ffitemallOnal Film Festival Satur-
da y, and the fans ous!de Ute theater
booed her when she arrived,
Spanish news reports said Sunday.
The reports said Miss Taylor,
who had fl own In from Rome, was
greeted by a jeering crowd outside
the cinema showing her film,
"Night \Vatch." Europa Press said
her delay y,•as caused by "makeup
difficulties". _,,,,
::iirfleld, the command spokesman Col.
Am Rong said , but government
casualtfes were only six wounded.
Government troops were also reported
fighting at the university campus on the
western edge of Kompong Cham and
around a marsh to the north, Am Rong
said. ·
He reported the government garrison
at Vihear Suor, 13 miles east of Phnom
Penh, repelled another Insurgent &S&ault.
The town, a provincial capital ln the
marshes across the Mekong River from
Phnom Penh, ha9 been the !Cene of hard
fighting for more than a week.
Helicopters have been lifting rein·
forcements to Vihear Suor for several
days.
Insurgent forces have cut Highway I
between Phnom Penh and the Neak
Luong river base southeast of Phnom
Penh, the conunand said, and govern-
men; forces 11r~_ (lg}tliflg to open the
road.
SO~IE DIPWMATIC source! relt the
Increase of in.surgent activity along the
highways near Phnom Penh Is a !lgnitl
that the Khmer Rouge have regained
strength after the U.S. bombing halt Aug.
15.
Am Rong reported the government's
7th Division has started an Operation
around Phnom Baseth hill 14 miles
northwest of Phnom Penh.
Midsection Cold
Top Protestant
Leader Murdered
In N. Ireland
BELFAST (UPll -Gunmen killed
militant· Protestant leader Tommy Her·
ron Sunday in one of the most eXp\osive
slayings -in four years of Northern
Ireland violence.
Hours later, extremists battered two
Roman Catholic schools ln a pair of pre.
dawn bomb blasts that rocked the Belfast
night.
Police reported no injuries in today's
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bomb e:ii:plosloM at St. Mary's Star of the
Sea School on Shore Road and St. Peter's
School on Antrim Road.
. . e Engine Te•t•
SPACE CENTER. Houston (AP) -As
Skylab 211 travelers whipped through
their S2nd-day In orbit;-ground-based as-
tronauts today practiced tricky engine
firing maneuvers intended to bring the
spacemen home next week.
Afan L. Bean, Owen K. Garriott and
.Jitck R. 1..ousma were in good spirits as
they entered the homestretch of the
marathon mission, heading fo r
splashdown In the Pacific Ocean Sept. 25.
The junta promloed to start regular
delivery today of flour, chickens, coffee,
milk, noodll!s, detergents and other
p~vious~ scarce Items. ·
/illende's wlilow • l!ortensta Busol de
Allende o ... ,to po11µca1 uyhm la, ~ej· , ,
!co City on SUnday with 96 Other pel'IOlll,
mostly pOllUcal exiles and diplomats. , u,.1 ,..........
"Fascl1m baa taken over In our ~ ,'Fll'SCISM TAK&S CHIL!'
1ry," she told a news conrcrence and ap. Mrt. Salvidor Alltndt
peale<t {or_ w_qr\d'tfld~otest!,_In anoth~ ___ _
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interview before leaving Santiago, SM
confirmed lhe junta'• story that her hu.
band commi tted suicide rather than sur·
render and said he used a submachine
gun given him by Prlme Minlster Fidel
Castro of Cuba.
Gonzalo Marinez Carbala, flew to Mexico
with Mrs. Allende. It was thouiht he. "'.:-
might remain es an elll>""k<> ol Meo:·
loo'! opposition to the coup, but late Sun-
day he was ordered to return to hlJ post. THE MEXICAN ambassador to Chile,
Mitehel-1 Split'
Martha Denies Story in, Newsweek
By HELEN 11!0MAJ
WASH!NGTON (U P[) Marthl
Mitchell, deocrtblni In detall the eroelon
or her marrta1e. said Sunday nlaht her
husband, John, left her' four days ago on
advice of hl1-lawym. !ht lild il1i wnr-
aee her lawyer today.
But In early evening phone calll to
United Preu lntemaUonsl, Mrs. Mitchell
called the posalbUlty of aepantion ''hor-
rible."
SHE DEJED reports 1n N;wtweelc
maglZ!ne that she aod her h111band,
President Nl1on's fonner attorney
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NEW YORK (UPI) -Fonner White general and campol&n manager, eJlllied
House apectal coun .. 1 Charles Coloon II In "violent outbunto" after 1>rovtoua Wo, Mr. Mltr:he/f, )'OU<
tit OWi fhw9/'
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wider lnvettlgaUon as the man who kept telephone Cills to .the newt media and
the Watergate wiretapping plan alive W> that he had tried to hospltalile her for
tit it was finally approved, a,..._,.i;,. .. to Pl)'chiatric care. Ith and Marty " •·r "y--Time Magazine. .. ..... _.,. Mrs. Mitchell said, 111 never had a fight mean w me • ii.;: ~ -•
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day that Colson may be among the first Thomas, !he called the Newsweek report .,MY GOD, I"~ ,_e eve-.. "'""• .1Lt ,,
S 1 Th d · former officials to be· indicated in speical "a goddarnned Ile/' ·,. ~ uuu ,,. ....... lVl" toivers, un erstorms Dampen Mississippi Valley Prooe<utor Aiehlbald Cox's Inquiry Into Newsweek quoted an "Intimate friend" him that I could,'' she said. "l'Ve ~~ the Ellsbf:rg psychiatrist burglary case. of the family as reporUng John aaylng, Uµ·ough hell: I've been the best wife rr'f '•'' 'I' NA1/0HAI WIA1"11 $llYICI f OllCASI ,. TAM 1$1 ,_ lt -1) • ''You'd think lhe med.la woutd un-you've seen in your Ille, but1 cal\'t fora:et , I e~pernl1rres r-~10.o~ S1111, ,'10011, Tides · e. Botulism derttand and leava Mirtha alone. It's ob-whal I went lhrolljlh In CallfomlL" • ,,
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ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks · -
N TEN CENTS
If Johnny · Can't Re·a~ He's Not Gonna Pass
By JOHN Z4.LLER will really learn," says Don Hout, a~ they're still in the third grade to make them back at the third grade level rather
. or -. DlllW "'"' Si.ff tant superintendent of Instruction. sure by-the end of the year that they than passing them on to the fourth grade
Every child entering third glade this "So this year we're building a kind of really can read as well as they should." where they're not rea'dy to do Ute work."
fall in Newport Beach and Costa Mesa gate at the end of the third grade and Hout said the district normally flunks The $250,000 included in this year's pUbli~ school~ wlll be a.tile to ..read ade-saying that nO child will get past that about two percent ol its students in the budget for beefing up the dlsl{ict,'s thiJ:d
quately at the end of the year or he won't gate·tmUl he knows how to feed." lower grades. grade reading prograni works out \o
be passed into the lourth grade: . Hout said that if such a "gate" had "Actually, we hope to cut down on the about $10,000 per school.
That's the cOmmitment officials or the .been put in last spriog,15 to 20 percent r.ate at which -we fail student!:," be~said. Hout said the money must be spent ex-
Newport-Mesa Unified School Di.strict o( last year's third grade graduates 'If the new reading program works out elusively to improve reading instruction
are making this fall as they embark on a might tiave been flunked. as well as it sbOuld, I thlnt you11 find to third graders, but beyond that, in-
$250,CMMJ program aimed at revamplpg "We're DOt saying we're going to bold that the students are better prepared and dlvidual. schools can make their own
the district's primary reading program. back 20 percent of. our third graders this don't need to be held back. choicts about how best to spend it.
"We've been saying for years that if a year," Hout explained. "What we're 'jBut I assume that if we do have "Our first idea was that the money
child leaves the third grade without saying is that we're going to work extra students who, by the end of the year, still should be used to cut down on class
kno~·il_!g how to read, he probab]y never hard with that 15 to 20 percent while do not know bow to read , we'll be holding sizes," Hout said. "But now we feel we
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can get the most mileage from the funds
if each school can make its decisions ac-
c0rding to its individual situation.''
Some schools, he said, are using the
money to buy an extra teacher to help
with reading.· Others are holding special
seminars for third grade reading
teacheri !X' bqying extra books and
teaching devices.
"I think every third grade student ~·ill
enjOy the benefits or this program," Hout
said.
"But we've done tests to identify those
students who are most in need of help.
and they 're the ones v.·ho \\'ill benefit
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' Fertility Drug Cited
most by the program.•·
Hout conceded that the district has
made a big commitment in seeking to
gt.:arantee every stud ent \vill have the
basic ability to read be!ore leaving the
third grade, but he explained:
''You must make big commitments or
you never get anything done. We've
made our commitment out in the open so
everybody will be W\itChing us. ·
"And I really believe that by the end of
the year whi n th e test results fro1n this
program are in, we'll see that \Ve have
carried through on our commitment.·•
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·In Perfect ·. Condition
Tr.ead Re-tired to Pasture
Horses at Irvine Equestrian Center south of C0rona
del Mar take their meal from tractor tire worn out
by horsepower of another variety. Old 'tire set in
concrete serves as feeder. Up to: a dozen horses at
a time can munch lunch f!CJm the unusual nag· bag ..
School llQat'd ~slts=!Jelp -h1 Maintai11ing Controls
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The California School Boards Associa-
ion today urged public support for Gov.
Ronald Reagan's anticipated veto of a
bill that would allow co 11 e ct i v'e.
bargaining by public school teachers.
Mrs. Marian Bergeson, a Newport.
Mesa school board· member and vice
president or CSBA, said p;ubliC support of
the veto is vital lo maintaining lay con-
trol over public schools. · ~
The bill, authored by Senator George ~
Moscone ( 0-San Francisco), would
permit teachers to bargain collectively.
with school districts and submit any
disputes to an independent arbitration
panel ror a binding ruling;
"The conctm we have is that binding
arbitration gives someone unramillar
with lhe community and district the
power to ma'kn decisions about us," said.
Mrs, Bergeson.
"1£ this legi slation is en~cted it will
jeopardize lay control or put>lic schools."
she said. "Collective bargaining with
binding arbitraton wll jeopardi7.e the
process we now have of involving ad·
ministrators, citizens and employes in
po Hey-making."
Mrs. Bergeson sctld public schools are,
"not in the business of making money -
and can't raise prlcts to meet demands
for higher pay the way businesles can."
She cited statistics co m p a r i n f.
California with states that permit co -
lectlve bargaining. While , California Jost
4,767 teacher-days to strikes and
walkouts in 1971·72. Illinois lost 19,500,
New York lost 35.000 and Pennsylvania
lost 84,SOO, she said.
Coast
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WANTS BILL VETOED
School Official .,..._,,
'The 1atlet two states have half as
many school districts S:s California, Mrs .
Bergeson added.
Mrs. Btrgeson stressed she was speak·
ing for the CSBA and not ne<:eSftarlly for
the Newport·Mesa Unified Sc boo 1
District.
Lnst month~ however, NewPort·h-1csa
trustees unanimously sup)'.lOrted a
strongly-worded resolution urging the
Legb.lature to reject Moscone's bill and
another by Assembly Speaker Bob
Mortttl.
MOJiiJ"Mallks
to w 1'0%
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NEW YORK (AP) -Several more
major banks pushed their prime lending
rates up to 10 percent today, in spite of a
demand from Washington late last week
for two banks to justify the increase.
The increase, the 16th quarter-point
hike this year in the banks' minimum
)ending fee for large cofporations, was
begun Friday by San Francisco's Wells
Fargo a{Kl New York's First National Ci-
ty, two of the nation's biggest banks.
The Committee on Interest and
Dividends, which oversees interest rates
in President Nixon's economic controls
program, immediately instructed. the
banks to submit data justifying the
move.
Nc.vertheless, a few more banks posted
similar increases Friday, and more join·
ed in today ·-among them Chicago's
First National Bank, loth biggest in the
country; Harris Trust, also of Chicago,
and New York's Bankers Trust, seventh
in size.
The prime rate is separate from rates
on loans to small b~lnesses and the
public. But sustained increases in the
prime are wjdely regarded as an in-
dication that all lending rates are headed
higher. ·
Stennis Informed
WAS11lNGTON fAPJ -The cb.airman
of the Senate Armed Services Committee
said Sunday he was informed of the
secret 1970 attacks in Cambodia, but
wasn't aware of their extent. sen. John
C. Stennis (0.Miss.), Said on the CBS
program "Fact the Nation" that he
"couldn't-re-create any distinct recollec-
tion or having been specially briefed on
that matter, but I was told about it."
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---------DENVER (UPT) -The ·rour boys and
two girls born within an -hour to an ac·
countant's 34·year-old wife who took
fertility drugs were in "excellent" health
today. 'l'l!eir doctor said they could -be
, history's first sextuplets lo survive.
"Their chances are excellent. They are
in exctllent condition," said Dr. Tibor
Engel '-an obstetrician who" led a team of
30 doctors and nurses in delivering the
infants Sunday night at th"e University or
Colorado Medical Center.
The smallest baby weighed-2-pounds,-"T
15 ounces. The heaviest weighed 3
pounds, 11 ounces. They were born seven
wee.ks pfemature. One Qoy was being '
~ J <respirator ote l!oill,jilia).--' ,
breathe. • . _
.JI.Dal'!.~ ~-odds ror _birth or sfx
balileS at the same time were ·a;ta0~450
to 1. He said he believed t11ey would be
the first sextuplets to survive.
"This is an historic event. So rar it just
looks--terrific," Engel said. 'We were
surprised by the °good condition of the
children, but we're still not out of the
woods by any means."
The doctor said the mother, :Edna J.
Stanek, 34, was in satisfactory condition
and "pretty cheerful. Her attitude has
been just delightful."
The infants' father, Eugene Stanek, 31 ,
said he and hi!I wife expected a multiple
birth because of the fertility drug, which
Mrs. Stanek took before she got preg-
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CHEAPER BY. HALF DOZ~N
Proud Father Stanek
nant. -
"We're very happy. It's been difficult
for hcr,"'Stanek said. "My wi!e's been in
bed 100 percent or the time sinCe July."
The Saneks also bave a 4-year..old boy.
"We live in a three-bedroom house
now, so I guess we'll go house hunting
Shortly," the father said. "That's an
Coast Drama
l(idnap, Shootout Pair
'lmpr0ved' at Hospital
Gunshot victims wounded Wednesday
when Newport Beach police had to open
fire during a tense kidnap confrontation
with their captors are improving today .
Denine Baese man, 17, or Pasadena, has
been taken off the critical list and listed
In serious condition at Costa ··Mesa
MemoriaJ Hospial where she underwent
su rgery Thursday.
1'1ar<.'O DeSilva, 20. of 3505 Newport
Blvd .. Ne\\'Jl(lrt Beach -who initiated a
daring escape attempt after repeatedly
being Tc>Ja lie and ·Miss' Baeseman were
going to be killed -remains in serious
condition .
Each of the victims suffered gunshot
wounds in the right side when shooting
erupted inside the bullet-riddled house at
2322 Orchid Hill Drive, Santa Ana
Heights.
Orange County Sheri!fls crime lab
technicians today were expected to com-
plete ballistics tests to determine
positively if DeMarco and Ml s s
Baeseman were bit by police bullets.
Detective Capt. Don Oyaas of the
Newport Beach Police Department said
in a Friday press conference that initial
investigalion appears to support this con·
cl us ion.
Kidnap suspect Roland D. Cra\\>ford,
29. who is wallted by the FBI for jumping
bail in Texas on a marijuana smuggling
case, escaped injury dui'ing the fusillade
of lead.
He fired his gun twice earlier. wound·
ing a poli~man. ·
He apparently drapped straight do_wn
to the fioor , discarding hJs gun, while
(See VICTl!llS, Page I)
Th-Ooe low clouds...along the-Or·---
ange Coast wlll clear to sunny
_Newport to View Open. s ·pace Plan skies again Tuesday, with highs at
the beaches In the 60s rising to the
upp<r 70. Inland. Ovcrnigllt low•
58-64.
INSIDE TODA l'
John ha! left M0-rtha. l1i a
telepho1tt interview with UPl's
Hel.en )'homat, Mr1. Mitchell re·
wolf the rea101~ for the •plitup
four daus ouo. See story, Poot 4.
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By WULIAM SCHitEIBER
CH 9lt Dt6fJ ''"' ltlH
Newport ne·ach councilmen and plan ..
ning <.'Om~asloners mu get their first
look tonight In a joint tneellng at a
general plan open spact element pro-
pooing park acquisition and dcvel-ent
that could cost $4.5 million by 1990.
The latest element, which will undergo
public hearings, starting Oct. 25, ts a
state--rnarldated part of the city's general
plin .
''The recreation and open space ele--
ment provides a lorJc"range guide to the
preservation, Improvement and use or ' .
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pennanent open space areas, recrea·
lional areas and scenic highways and
drives In the city," according to an In·
troductlon to the .element.
:rbe IO-pa.ge document breaks down
open space. Into 11 categories ranging
from parks to~preser•es to bicycle tr8ils
and oooclud<! by listing park prloriUes.
The park cost could reach $4.S million
with lhe brunt or pun:h.1Se rtsponslbllity
lolling to municipal bonds, planricrs said.
Sorile' help may come from a state
porlt -1 .... , but the city)! share or
lhat nmerwould ooly t1POunt IO about
~.ooo. o: -
Planners estimate that i! low~t
ltascs were mado available on some
state-owned parcels, the park cost could
be cut tO about Jl.5 million.
The park site acquisition and develop-
ment list has been broken down into
three priority groups. Planners say ell
the priorities could be rulfllled by 19911.
Priority one projects and possible costs
Include:
...:. A West Newport Park, possibly
located in the old Pacific-Electric rleht·
of.way. PotenUal Low cost lease or $1.8
million: IO purcllO.w'. JmPriivement coot approximately ~OtlO. _
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-A north Corona del ~tar park. Po.u:i·
blc low cost ~ase of state land. Purchase.
price or $870,000, including private la.nd.
Development cost $350.000.
-Playlots on Balboa lsland, ln Corona
1-lighlands and in Newport Shores with
acquisition and development cmts total·
ing about $400,000.
-Park at 32nd Street and Balboa
Boulevard. Possible acquisition through
trade or city land-. Development cost
aboul $40,000.
-Cwt Drive vfew park:lmproveme.nls
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awful Jot of tax deductions.
· "Cigar giving is going to be ex·
pensive," said ·stanek, v.·ho nervously
burned a package of doughnuts today in
his suburban Lakewood home.
The first infant, a boy" was born at
9:45 p.m .• PDT Sunday. The remaining
five children were bom, all by Caesarean
section, within four nµnates, starting at
10:34 p.m. Engel said doctorS wanted to
deliver as many of the infants as possible
noMn-ally before performlrig a caesarean
operation, but the second child was not in
tOO proper ·position in. the womb.
"The.re was such a rush to get eacl'l
baby into lhe hands or the pediatricians,
lhe J>eoPle working just didn't have any
lime to cheer," Engel said. "Everyone
did a tremendous job."
_Each chilcL.was.Jn .. an incubator and at·
tended by a separate nurse aniftwo
pediatricians today. ·
Stanek said · the girls will be named
Julia and C8therine,-and thr.ee ol the
boys will be named John, Stephen and ~
.Jeffrey.
"We still need one more boy's name,"
the father said. "We agreed on three for
each sex but it didn't work out that
way."
Neighbors have donated some infant
things.
There have been at least 12 reports of
sextuplets this century but in no case
have all six survived, according to the
Guiness Book of Records. . ;:,'iii
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Acc ord R ea ch ed
Tentati.v:el)'
In Auto Talks
DETROIT (UPI) - A 1eotalive agree-
ment has been reached between Chrys·
ler Corp. and the United Auto Workers, a~ntly ending a strike which began
again.rt the company Friday fiight.
UAW President Leonard Woodcock an·
nounced. the tentative settlement after a
marathon bargaining sesmn that lasted
almo.st unintemipled ior 30 hours.
Woodcock gave no details of the settle-
ment and &nnolttlced a news conference
Tuesday morning to outline details.
The announcement made it the shortest
national strike in UAW history.
Altogether. about 113,000 Qirysler
v.-orkers struck ill 22 states and Canada
after the t11 .. o sides fa iled to agrtt Friday.
. The two sides beginning Sunday negcr
hated 2211.i hours ·oorore taking a brier
break th is morn ing. The length or the
sess ion had indicated to observers Iha!
a settlement was near.
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Y ·. enate men ments . w .. . ., .!'_lried lo _s~l hi• female ~piruon ~d ve_stigale a "'J>Orl of a man wltli a gun In a shqolout willl a kli!naper live nlsh om·an Reports ...... ~~11-'p•lron-"a~-B.AiOa'•-the-up·-.s111d Lopez !lad alnoady neci. --!II!• wa.s.i. led . Ule . is •. tavern with a gun that kept misfiring is . !le w~s . .f8Jten nl~· ~a.iDearlyct~ _ ~31. _ llnc: ~ dut1 __ _
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spoi1sored in the senate by Sen. Denl\ts The Meade b~l .would require persons about a variety o£ topics early today on assault with a deadly weapon charges revol':'er following the incident. "' Patrolman Jon c.ostclow w t
E. Carpenter (R-Newport Beach) is ex-who seek to influence admln1strative returned almost to the scene of his first following the ·2 a.m. incident Saturday. b Po.lice said today that victims in the seriously injured du . the 1 as no
peeled US bec<>me laY:. decisions to register with the ~tary 1 . N Be Investigators who arrived at the bar, ar incident were Scott L. Seeley, 23, of hi rmg a lercalion
The measure by Assemblyman Ken or state or the legislature's Joint Rules assau t 1~ e~rt ach a week ago. 1563 Miramar Ave., Newport Beach and w ch. occurred when.he-tried to take the
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automa tea Y mean i .. ue l mu 0 c Meade's bill would also order lobbyists robbed her is the same suspect who hit SPACE ~elf as the suspect.'s wife,. gave the Ou!]d ~tichael ·T. Lovella, lo the ~embly for further study, prob-two blocks awa.v before. • • • same Ocean Front address. 22.' of 21752 Pacific Coast l·lighway. Hun-
ably next January. to specify each month which lawmaker A li t 1 Be Sen. carpenter tang1ed late last week or administrator tbe lobbyist entertained po ·ce spokesman said the rapist Police said no bail has yet been set ~ ing on 3Ch, asleep in the bus at 21st
With Sen. Jack Schrade (R-5an Diego) and how much money was spent Gill.$ p_( 'vore a Na.vy watch cap pulled down over $55.000. Already city-owned. day on the felony charge against Lopez. Place and West Ocean Front.
over Schrade's amendments. Carpenter more than $25 would have to be reported . his eyes tn a sex assault and robbery _ Bayside Drive park, cilY-O"'TI.ed The female vict.in1 sultered a one-inch Officer Costelo~ said he h d t
said the change in the law would force On a 34 to 3 Senate vote early today, early last ~tonday and got more than $50 land. Development S60.000. laceration on the back of her head during and h k Lo 11
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Trial of Slocum
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Gets Dnder Way
Jury selection began today in th.e
Orange County Superior Court grand
I.heft trial of Dr. 'Vesley Garner Slocum
v.-ith the estimate that the trial of the
for:rner C.OSta Mesa physician will take
between two to four months.
Judge Harmon G. Sdlville ordered jury
'selection after ruling on a series or
defense motions argued over the past
three weeks in his courtroom.
Very little of the evidence assembled
by the prosecution to back their claims
that Slocum. 49, of Santa Ana , padded his
indigent patient bills to the state by as
much as $1 82,000 has been deleted in the
pre-trial maneuvers.
Slocum i~ accused in a grafid jury in-
diclmenl ol bil hng lhc state's Medi-Cal
prograin lor services nol rendered to his
patien1s ;ind for medical servic:es to
persons '•\'ho were never !sited as his pa-
lienl s. Slocum Is sitting in the same
courtroom he entered three years ago
when he was Lried and cleared of charges
that he murdered and dimlembered bis
infant daughter. The child's wrapped re-
mains were found in a freezer at Slocuin's
Mesa Verde home.
Slocwn's \vife, ~farion, was the key
prosecution "'itness in that trial. The cou-
ple ha s since been divorced.
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the measure was sent back to the from today's victim. _Park at Irvine Avenue and Universi-thr" taVcm incident. She was Lreatcd at mus.i~ a e .ve ~ awake. _despite loud
Assembly for: concurren<:e in Senate He expressed outrage a week ago when ty Drive. possitile dedication. "Purchase · J1oag 11cmorial Hospital where iwo Th em~a,ting into ~he night.
amendmenf.,. But the Assembly alttady a young schoolteacher could gi\'e him cost $500,000. Development $80,000. stilchcs IA'ere taken in her scalp and then sturd~I ~· ~~ ~anr claimed Lovella. a
had adjourned until Jan. 7, ending only $4 before he forced her into sexual -Buck Gully and Morning Can yon released from the emergency room . trund
1!: ~ s~x-~er, ~ame up o!f his
chances for quick passage. intercourse. µolice said. pre!it•r\'es. Purchase or easement at Po_li~e then ~rrested the wortt3n on dued be! :1~11nL:n had to be i;ub-
Carpenter said he expected the The ln\ruder who had bound her with $IOO.OOO. Development $IOO,OOO. !n1sp1c:1on of he.1ng drunk in public and rcllistl'n or.e 1"as ked on _charges of
Assembly to reject the amended version tape and pulled his cap down over her -Upper Big Canyon Nat.ure Park .. Ob--she \Vas booked into Orange County Jail. Orricegr ~r_:t~l~w suffered 1
or the bill tllereby setting up a tw~house eyes 50 she couldn 't et d · 1· sever~ cuJs • .,... . , . g a escnp ion, lain through dedication. Develop "ith on the leJt. forearm In .:.dl"on ·lo lccl h
conference committee to come up with a then launched 1nlo length "" • . . . a . Y con-$.10,000 from building excise tax funds. D marks in his flesh durtng the II ti
new plan sometime next year. versat1on, the vichm told police. -Spyglas! Hills Park, to be dedicated rop-i1·i Signups-a crca on.
ft. and developed with $150,000 in excisf tax
funds. ~ C
Bank of Irvine Selling
Of Shares 'Heartening'
An undisclosed number of lhe original
200.000 shares of stock in the Bank or
Irvine remain to be sold, despite reserva·
lion or 64,000 shares for founding direc·
tors and an init ial respOnse desc ribed <is
''M-artening. ''
On Sept. 8 the bank began mailings to
Irvine area residents. offering shares in
the new bank at a cost of $10 each. The
shares carry-a fece value of only $5.
A spokesman for the hank said today
early returns from that mailing ofler
have been "~eartening."
Victor C. Andrews, of Laguna Beach i~
chairman of the board of tbe bank which
includes among its directors Mayor John
Burton and Irvine Ranch \Vater District
chief executive William F. Hurst.
Each director may purchase up to 4 ooo
shares of bank stock at the initial ' of-
fering price of $10, a spokesman said.
Burton formerly served as advertising
~ccoun~ executive for a competing bank
tn Irvine -Irvine National Bank.
Cha_rles llostler of Newport Beach is
chairman of that nat.ionaJJy chartered
bank.
~k or Irvine has received a city of
Irvine use permit to open its first office
in trailers. on the Bruce Nott property at
Culver Drive and Walnut Avenue in ccn·
teal Irvine.
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VICTIMS IMPROVING • • •
police bullets "'hich bracketed the spot
v.:he.re he had been standing hit the wall
or DeMarco and l\fiss Baeseman .
A cluster of bullet holes In the front
ha\h"·ay of the Ho"•ard feichtmann home
show that if shOoting began a split sec-
ond sooner. Crawford probably "'ou!d
have been riddled In the chest area by .38
caliber slugs. ,
Investigators say Crawford had tried
several times lo fire his .357 l\.1ngnum
revolver when two unanned Newport
Beach policemen sprang out from behind
a \\'all partition.
The weapon kept misfiri.ng. ,
A third officer Who infiltrated the
besieged home bad shot seconds before.
narrowly mlssing Crawford's head alter
De~1areo grabbed the auspect's gun and
tried to disarm him.
The suspect who took the couple cap-
tive earlier near Deitarco's home and
later abducted Mfs. hfary Wltcher,J.i.
from her home had held his pistol to
Mis! Baeseman's head.
She and DeMrtrco were forced to In-
terlock arms with the gunman In the
middle. thus providing an effective shield
which urt.imalely led therh to be hlt by or.
Deers' bullets.
· Crlminl'll complaints totallng 14 counts
were Issued Friday afternoon naming
Crawford, Initially Identified as Victor
Heidlage.
He had been known in Ute San Diego
area by Ulal aliH bill a couple with
-whom he WIS •la11na at 752 Msln St.,
HIDltinilOO Beach, tof<I pollce they knew
·Crawlord·ao Roland Gray,
The suspect appeared in court F'riday
for arraignment on the 14 counts, in·
eluding kidnap, assault wilh a deadly
"·eapon, assault \\·ith a deadly weapon on
police officers. burglary and armed rob-
ber.
He is also subject to the f'Bl's prisoner
hold as a federal fugitive, which carries
no bail.
Newport Beach police said they un·
derstood bail has been set at $100 000 for
Crawford but it is doubtful he can' secure
hi!f release.
Even if the fast-moving suspect who
v.anishcd before a J"an . 26, ·1971 hearinfin
El Paso, Tex., on the smuggling charge
could post i~ he would not likely go free.
Authority of the federal court bench
warrant issued in El Paso 32 mmths ago
"'ould allow him to be re-booked. The
U.S. charges carry no baU p~ovtslon.
A1id T ornorrow
T1i e World.:.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -The
San Francisco bureau of UnJted
l'r<o• lolematlonal re<elved a
computerlud letter from Ule OlllC.
of Gov. R<loald Rupn 1 n
• Sacramento .btgtnnlng. .. Dear Mr.
United Pr.us."
-Backbone bicycle trails system. ontinue at occ
l\lostly on public right-<>f-way with some:
dedications. Development with $200,000
from excise taxes and $100,000 from
C.Ounty of Orange.
Secor)d priority projects, to be com-
pleted by fiscal 1980, call for a nalure
park in Spyglass Hill, improvements at
l\1arinapark, expansion and improvement
at Cliff Drive view park, expansion of
Versailles view park and completion of
secondary bike trails. _.
C.Ost of those projects "·ould total near·
ly 1850,000.
Third priority projects to be con1pleted
by 1990 include three local parks on the
BGruliDg property in \Vest Ne\••port and
view parks in the same area wllh costs
estimated at $460,000.
Planners concede in the open s~ce
E!lemen t that attainment or the ideal open
space balance will "cost money."
But they also state that open spat.es,
"serve a public need, provide public
services and are a neces.sary part of a
high-quality living environ~nt."
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Registration continues through Friday
on a "dro)>ln" basis at the Orange Coast
C.Ollege Admission!! Office.
Students -who have not yet registered
may take advantage of late registration
from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. today through
Thursday and from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Fri·
day.
This year's enrollment at OCC Is up a
_ v.·hopping 17.l percent over last year, ac-
cording to official !all enrollment rlgures.
So Car 21 ,084 students have registered
for day and evening classes at OCC. Last
year the figure for the same date was
18,008.
Killed in Wreck
FALLBROOK (AP) - A car crashed
400 !ect over tbe embankment at Shear's
Grade on U.S. 395 south of Fallbrook to-
day. The body of an unidentHied person
was recovered from the wreckage.
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Ca sh in Mesa
A convenience market district
manager n\aking his rounds to collect
\\'eekend receipts "'as i;urprised by a
bandit in Costa P.fcs:1 and relieved or
more than St ,500 In cash and his car.
Jerome R. Curran. ol lht Tic Toe
l\farkj!t chain, was confronted by a short,
fat gunman at lhe &lore at Ill Del Mar
Ave ... according to investigators.
Police said Cur{an was forced lo turn
over th"e collection cash. at which time
the pislol·wlelding man ordered him lo
give him a ride toward the rear of the
store.
. Th~ bandit, 35 to 40, about five feet,
five inches tall apd weighing some 200
pounds, then ordered Curran out of his
sedan and sped away in it.
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If Johnny Can't Reap He's Not Gonna Pass
By JOHN ZALLER
Of "" DltlY l'tltf Slaff
t:very chjld entering thlrd grade ibis
(~. In Newport Beach and Costa Mesa
Pll!1llc llChools will be able lo read ad ..
gUfltely at the end of the year or be won't
be. pessed Iota the fourth grade.
That's the commitment officials of the
Newport-Mesa Unified School District
are making this fall as they embark on a
$250,«XlO program almefJ at revamping
the dlstrlct's-pr.lmary reading program.
"We've been saying fo.r years that lf a
etind leaves the third grade without
knowing how to read, he probably never
Fertility Drtcg
will really learn_," say1 Don Hout, assis--
tant superintendent of instrucUon.
"So lhi.! year we're building a kind of
gate at the 'end ol the third grade and
saying that no child will get past that
gate untifhe knows bow to lead."
Hout said that If such a ' "gate'' had
!>een put In last sprln&, 15 lo 20 perc.nt
of last year:'& thJrd grade graduates
might have been flunked.
"We're-not saying we're going to hold
back to percent of our third grader! this
year," Hout explained. "What we're
s,aying 11-tbet we're going to work extra
hard wjtb that 15 to 20 percent while •
Sex tu lets Bo:rn
To Denver Mom . .
they're still in the tltird grade to make
sure by--tbe eod..of the year that they
really can read as well as they should."
Hout said the district normally flunks
about two percent of Its students In the
lower grades. ·
"Actually, we hope to cut down on tbe
rate at which we fail students," he saJd. 1'Jf the new z;eading program works out
as well as It should, I think you'JI !Ind
that the students are better prepared and
don't need lo be lield bacl<.
"'But I assume that if we do have
stud~ntS who, 6y lhe end or the year, still
do not know how to read , we'll ~holding
them back at the third grade level rather
than passingihem-orrio the fourth grade
where they're not ready to do the work."
The $250,000 included in this-year's
budget for beefing up the district's third
grade reading , program works out to
about $10,000 per school.
Hout sald the money must be spent ex-
clusively to improve reading instruction
to third graders, but beyond that, in-
dividual schools can make their own
choices about how_ best to spend it.
"Our first Idea was that the money
should be used to cut down on class
sizes," Hout said . "But no\v we feel we
can get"the most mileage from the funds
If each school can make its decisions ac-
cording to its individual situation."
Some schools, be said, are using lhe
money to buy an extra teacher to help
with reading. Others are holding special
seminars tor third grade reading
teachers or buying extra books and
teaching devices.
"! think every third grade stu~ent 1,1.•ill
enjoy the benefits of this program," Hout
said.
''But we've cfone tests to identify those
students who arc most in need of help,
and they're the ones \Vho \vill benefit
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moot by the program."
Hout Conceded 1hat the district has
made a big commitment in see king to
gcarantee every student will have the
basic ability to read before leaving the
third grade, but he explained : ·
"You must make big cOmmitments or
you never get anything done. \Ve've
made our commit n1ent out in the open so
everybody will be watching us.
"And l really believe that by the end.of
the year \\'hen the test result.s from thi s
prot:tram are in. \Ve'll sec that we ha.ve
carried through. on our commitment."
· . New Con tract?
Auto Ace-a r
.DETROIT (AP) -The United Auto A few hours before the deadJine, the that the offer has .the unanimous support
WorketS union reached tentative agr~-union told white collar workers to cross of the lS·membcr union bargaining com-
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DE~R· LUPU· -The four bPJs ~
two-_girls born, with10~~,~
countapCs 34-year-old wife who took
;;;.:,f--i!Ee1ctltility drngs-were-ift...i!exeelJe:ft?!-fleal ·
today. Their doctor said they could be
history's first sextuplets to survive.
ment on a new contract with the any picket lines and conti,nue working. mitiee. . •.
·Mli:Y&ler~rp.-today, -UAW President T~J _w~r~.Jl!l;.~_g,_ar~~-~4:.~. News of. -the tentative ~fojent -LS>nard 'V[OO<rcoc saia. ·-prouuaiun 11'1tlt'!filj.,.\lJiano.-~'""· ·rouow'i<! .WO'fl'?:!r iiOllf"nt"lil! t ii!fo11r''"...,,"' woodcoCk ·Said-the-·settlement covers .:__ T-he-agre·ement came--63 hours after\:-through th~-nlght=and-WooctcocJt-ad----
"Their chances are excellent. They are
· in excellent condition," said Dr. Tibor ·
~En,gfil.. an obstetrician who led a team· of
30 doctors and nurses in delivering the
infants Sunday night at the University of
Colorado Medical Center.
The smallest baby weighed 2 pounds,
IS ounces. 1be heaviest weighed 3
pounds, Jl oun~. They were born aeven
weeks premature. One boy wu being
treated-with a resplralor to help him
-bttath"'e.--=---Engel said the 'odds for birth of six
babiea at Ille wne time were 4911,illll,..O
ta 1. Ho-_.lie bellwNd tbe1 ...utd be
the first sextlq>lets to survive.
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CHEAPER BY HALF DOHN
Proud F1th9r St1nok·
Market Manager
Robbed of Car,
• Cash in Mesa
'J. co nv enience market di!lrict
manager making his rounds to collect
weekend receipts was surprised by a
bandi,t in Costa Mesa and relieved of
more than $1,500 in cash and his car.
Jerome R. Curran, of the Tic Toe
Markel chain, was confronted by a short,
fat gunman at ihe store at 111 Del Mar
Ave., according to invesUgators.
:J>ollce said CUrran was !orc.d lo turn
ovtr' the collection· Cllb, at which time
~ pistol·wieldlng inan onlen!d blm ta
,;Ive blm a ride toward the rear of the
store.
'1'he bandit, 3S lo 40, about live !eel,
!Ive inches tall and weighing some 200
P.>unds, then ordered-Cun;an out of bis
sedan ~ sped away Jn it,
"rill 11 • -ic_....a. ao fl!J' It Jusl
tqoU terrific," Entel said. "We were
surprised by the gi>od condition of the
children, but we're still not out of the
woods by any means."
The dOctor said the mother, Edna J.
Stanek, 34, was in sati!factory condition
· -and "pretty cheerful. Her attitude has
been just deligbllul."
The infants' father, Eugene. S~ek ... ~~.
said be and his wife expected a multiple
birth be<auoe of the !ertillty drug, which
Mrs. Stanek took before sbe got preg·
nant. ·
"We're ury happy. It's been dilficult
for her," Stanek said. "My wife'• been in
bed lllO percent of the time sine. July."
The Saneb also have a ~year-old boy.
"We live in a three-bedroom house
now, so I guess we'll go house h1mtlng
shortly,'' the father said. "'That's an
awful lot of tu deductions.
"Cigar giving is going to be ex-
pensive," said Stanek, who nervously ·
burned a package of ~ouglmuts today In
his suburban LakeY1ood home.
The first infant, a boy, was born at
9:45 p.m. PDT Sunday. The remaining
-nvnhll<lrelrweNrbom, all by Caesarean
section, within four minutes, starting at
10:34 p.m. Engel said doctors wanted to
deli_ver as many of the infants as possible
normally before performing a caesarean
operation, but the IOoond child was not in
(Seo I BABIES, Pqe I)
Mesa Council
To Commend
Bond Backers
, ~ollce converging o\i the area qulckly
fo\tnd the Curran car parked and aban-Membel'I of the Costa Mes8 .Clty Coun ..
-·~thO~se~-workers~ 1n Chry~'S-parts an0"·-112;ooo·l:f1\·W membcJ"S"sirock ·Chrysler at milted, "Wc're-stllhlred:"' ·
manufacturing locals, but does not in· midnight Friday. Chrysler also withheld details of the
elude white collar workers. . The agreement is "good enough" to pact, but called it "in the best interest of·
He said no details will be released · take to the unitJn's international ex-Chrysler workers, the company and its
before 8:30 a.m. Tuesday. eCutive board and I.he presidents of stockholders and dealers.'!
Production workers make up all but Chry~ler's '·69 UAW locals, Woodcock · Neil.her con1pany nor union would say
about 10,500 of the union's 127,500 said. just how long it will be until production
workers at Chrysler. The two groups were scheduled to meet resumes.
A strike by about 112,000 of the at union hea_dquarters here tonight. Bul union procedures to ratify any new
workers began midnight Friday. Woodcock would say no more except contract ordinarily take at least a week. .
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1" Kidnap Iii Maintaiping ~o~trols '
Ole!
. . A.llmt. ~rtillo,. Z, is all .s.et . .lo
go to the' Fiesta de Costa Mesa
OcL 12-14 at the city's down·
town park. There will be food,
carnival rides, musical pro-
grams, . the choosing of Miss
Costa ·Mesa and dra~s for
prizes.
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Mort Banks Set
1Q%.Prime Rate
Desl!,ite Demarid
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NEW YQRk (AP) -Several more
major banks pushed their prime lending
rates up to 10 Percent today, in spite of a
demand from Washington late last week
for two banks ·to jUstify the increase.
lbe_ increase, the 16th quarter-point
hike this year in the banks' minimum
J~_ fee_ for large cprporalJons, was
begun Friday J>y San Francisco'S> Wells
Fargo and New York's First National Ci·
ty, t~ or the· nation's biggest banks.
The Committee on lnteresl and
Dividends, 'which oversees interest rates
in President NiJ:on's economic controls
program, immediately instructed the
banks to submit data justifying the
move. •
Improving
Gunshot victims wounded Wednesday
when .. Newport Beach police had to open
fire during a tense kidnap confrontation
with their captors are improving today.
Denine B·aeseman, 17, of Pasadena, has
been taken off the critical·list"and ·fisted
in serious condition at COsta Mesa
Afemorial Hospial where she underwent
surgery Thursday.
Marco DeSilva, 20, of 3505 Newport
Blvd., Newport Beach -who initiated a
daring escape attempt after repeatedly
being told be and Miss Baeseman were
going to be killed -remains in serious
condition.
Each of the victims suffered guQSPot
wounds in the right side when shooting
erupted inside the bullet-riddled house at
2322 Orchid Hill Drive, 8anta Ana
Heights.
Orange County Sheriff's crime lab
technicians today were expected to com-
plete ballistics tests to determine
posiliYJlly 'L..D<Mi!i:<:<LJl\<LMJ.s s Baeseman WeP.etiltDypolice bullets.
Detective Capt. Don Oyaas of the
Newport Beach Police Department said
in a Friday press conference that initial
investigation appears to support this con-
clusion.
Kidnap suspect Roland D. Crawfonl,
29, who is wanted by the FBI !or jumping
ball in Teias on a mariju,na smuuJJng
ca,., escaped Injury during the !uiifiade
of lead.
He fired• bis gun twice earlier, wound-
ing a policeman.
He apparently dropped straight down
to the Door, discarding his gun, while
police bullets which bracketed the spot
where he had been standing hit the wall
(See VICTIMS, Page Z)
The California School Boards Associa-
ion today urged public sup pert for Gov.
Ronald Reagan's anticipated veto of a
bill that would allow col l e.;:tive -
bargaining by public school teachers.
. M>1,. Ma0.1L l!.er&eson, a. l'lel!porj·
Mesa school board member and vice
president of CSBA, said public support of
the veto is vital to maintaining lay con-
trol over publit schools.
'l1le bill, authored by senator George
Moscone (D.san Francisco), would
pennit teacbcn: to bargain collectively
with school districts and submit any
disputes to an independent arbitration
panel for a binding ruling. .
"The concern we have is that binding
arbitration gives 30meone unfamiliar
with the r;.(>rrtmunity and district the
power to malce decisions about us," said
Mrs . Bergeson. .
"If this legislation is enacted . it will
jeopardize lay control of public schools,"
she said. "Collective bargaining with
binding arbitraton-w11-jeopardize-the-i;:'f:"'.t'/J~
process we now have of involving ad-
ministrators, citizens and employes in
policy-making."
Mrs. Bergeson said public schools are,
0 not in the business of making money
and can't raise prices to meet demands
for higher pay the way bu.sioes9es can."
She cited statistics c om p a r i n g
califomia with states that penni\ col-
lective bargaining. Wbile·Celifomia lost
4, m teacher-days to strikes a n d
walkouts in 1971·72, lllino:is lost 19,500,
New York Jost 35,000 and Pennsylvania
Josi 84,500, sbe said.
The latter two states have half as
many school districts as California, Mrs.
Bergeson added.
Mrs. Bergeson stressed. she was speak·
Dell'I' ~llet Sllff l'tlett
WANTS BILL VETOED
School Official Bergeson
lng for the CSBA and not necessarily for
the Newport-Mesa Unified Schoo I
District.
Last month, however, Newport-Mesa
trustees unanimously supported a
strongly-worded resolution urging the
"Legislature to reject Mosrone's bill and
another by Assembly Speaker Bqb
tSee VETO, Page Zl
Wilson Launelaes Drive Del cil t<xllght will hold Its first meeting doned at Orange and Mar avenues, 8 after last week's bond election. One of
f(W blocks away. their first items of business will be to
;. Investigators suspect the gunman may coOlmend the leaders who made the $3.91
Mesa Hive kept track' or Curran's rounds and million open space lisue a success.
llntw be Would.be carrying a 1ubltantlal Commendations . will be . Issued to
amount of cash. Vaugllll Redding, chairman of the
. .. .• · Citizens !or Open Space Committee, and . . Ar• Schafer: the conun!ttee'• vice
T. u· '0 1\1 LEFTOJ'.ERS chairmen,"""" the council~ att:io ..l\J 1 ---iii tY COUiiclICtiiimbers, 11 Fair DrlVi.----wMIOoeS C.OSt~esa have in common
-The eoinmlttee e&mJllilned !or the IC· with KrisUinankaupunld, Finland! INTO EA.SY ·CA.SH qlllsltloll ol 70 acresol1111dntloped J"OJ>, About as'much as with Seoul, Korea ; • eny thnJu&boul the city end· the devcl· 0< Makalle, Ethiopia. All of them ore
:vou can tum summer leftovers into opment of the land as perks. looking for sister citi es.
h H • how Coltll Mesa voters 1pproved the bond Several Orange County municipalities
Cl!I • u:~~s 21\ n 'Fireball mlr Issue, the flnt In the cl~'.s history, la.st already have sister cities. Brea boasts of
Tuelday by more than tlie requl~ two-a sibling relationship wilh Lagos de
home on I T Dnc11e chassis, third> majorlty. . Moreno In Mexico; Buena Park with
still undfr warr, 1400 ml. Asst. City Manager Robert K. Duggan Cbungju, Korea.; Fullerton with More.Ua,
Will eccept car ln trd or said \Oday thlt agreements •re now Mexico; La Habra with Est t 1 l ,
what-hav&you. (Ph 0 n e being negotiated ror the .transfer of tbe Nlcar1gua, and Placentia with na -
N ·--· N propertl .. llld that Cost• M-CGUld be QU<J>"qlle, Meilco. o.) IP•-~ o.) In poosesslon ol the park ac.,,age by Some local cltl .. e¥Jlll have twfns In
Thi motor.,. home 10ld 1ucceulully January 1114. faf'.Olf lands. Orange's sister Is Orange,
thiough th!• Dally Pllol clasltfied ad. . An10lll the other Items on tonlgbt's .Auatralla; Santa Ana's ~ Santa Ana , El 1'l"" )'Our uted vacation vehicJI toi' agenda are '71118 for 111e· )IW'thase o! Salvador, and San Clemente has a alster
anything else) Iota cash by. calling your new p01lce nd1os, IS,195 lo< a·cvmputer-In San Clem .. tt del Tuyu, Argenalna,~ -
Dally Pllol Ad-visor. The .direct line_ programmed typewriter, end-• public Coot• Mesa at OM Ume COl15(dered a 64%-lm.' !f::i:::J.:;'p!.~i::":,11;: ::.~~~=-11::."\:'~~
-:_:;-, -===:=-::::::::'.:===::--:_~fi~cla~ls~are~~..,.IO-lel_remov_ ed. __ that ~ea, Councilman Robert M. WII!ibn,
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Is suggesting that~Costa--ivtesa searCll for
·a sister ag!lin.
Wilson ls a member of the National
Logue of Cities sister city comlnlttee
which meets in ~San Juan, Puerto Rico,
thh1 December. He would like to hear
some suggestions . from Costa Mesi
residents 'about potential sister cltiea
before he leaves.
"fl.ly whole point .is to stimulate an ln·
terest among the" people to .see if tMy
want a sister city and where they 1want
It,·• said Wilson.
Ho Is planning lo meet with the charn.
ber ot conimerce board of dJNlCtars &hort-
ly to discover whether Costa Mesa
businessmen have any preferences.
'However, he said he would like to.-~ar
from other' segments .of the community
as well.
"This Is l\JppoM?d, to be a people Jo peoo
pie program and looal' aovemmenl Is
'Sister' . .
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Clllly a catilysl," explaineirWJJSijjj, acfd-
ing that the city's role is mainly .to kick
of! the program.
"nie city of Costa Mesa would prob-
ably budget no more than $1,000 a yea
for this. We'd probably have an 8tulual
meeting and alternate the location. TM
travel expenses would not be picked up
by the city," he said. ,
The sister city program was started by
President Eisenhower and has • 350
American-cities as membe)'s.
Wilson's personal oplniod ls tbat there
may be an advantage to having an
English-speaking sister city, bllt that this
Is not necessarily a requirement.
"Thtte has to· be some communlcaUoit -
and I think II ii could be done In Engl~h.
we would be ahead. Bnt W6'Ve also bad
. some inquiries from Mexican cities and
from the Japanese," he said.
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Ora11ge
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Those low clouds along the Or· • -~an~g~e~COiSt Will c ear to sunny
skies again Tuesday, with highs at
the beaches in the 60s rising to the
upper 70s Inland. Overnight lows
5&-64.
I NSIDE TODAY
JolMl Nu Left !ifartha. In a
telephone interview with UPl'1
llelen Tliomai, MT1. JlfitcheU re·
veal8 the reci.suns for tl~t 1plituµ
fo ur dau1 ago, See 1tor11, Page 4.
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She's a Topper
Oran~e Coast College officials
say Ci ndy Fisher or Costa l\.tesa
is the 10,000th student to reg·
ister for day classes at the OCC
campus this fall. For the first
time in OCC's 27-year history,
more than 10,000 students have
enrolled in a sin gle semester.
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But 'Bearte1ai1ag' •
• Shares ID Irvine
Bank Not Sold
An undisclosed number of the original
200_...000 shares of stock in the Bank or
Irvine re1nain to be sold, despite reserva-
tion of 64.000 shares for founding direc-
tors and an initial response described as
"heartening."
On Sept. 8 th e bank began mailings to
Irvine area residents, offering shares in
the new bank at a cost of $10 eat'h. The
shares carry a face value of only SS.
-~~mokesman for the bank maid today
early returns from that mat1ing offer
have been ''heartening."
Victor C. Andrews; of Laguna Beach is
chairman o( the board of the bank which
includes among its directors Mayor John
Burton and lrvine Ranch Water District
chief executive William F. llurst.
Each direc tor may purchase up to 4,000
shares of bank stock at the initial of·
fering price of $10, a spokesman said.
From P1111e J
VICTIMS •..
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Burton formerly served as advertisi ns
nccount executive for a competing bank
in lrvrne -lrvine National Bank.
Charles Jlostler of Newport Beach is
chairman or that nationally chartered
bank.
Bank of Irvine has received a city or
Irvine use permit to open Its first offi ce
in trailers on the Bruce Nott property at
Culve r Drive and Walnut Avenue in cen-
tral Irvine. _ /
Ba1ik -President David H. Drinkwater
said a 7 ,000-square foot permanent facili-
ty is planned for the same site.
Other pald executives or Ufe bank are
Elmer G. Studer, executive vice presi-
dent ; and Royce L. Jensen, cashier.
Officers and directors include ·attorney
John Carlson, corporate secretary;
Beckman lnstrwnents Corp. Vice Presi·
dent Robert A. Llneburger, bank
treasurer; Irvine Mayor Burton who
operates a Newport Beach consulting
firm Burlon·Southwestern; N c w po rt
Beach attorney Robert S. Barnes;
Newpl)i("J)"e3Ch arcliltect -William E.
Bluiock: John Curci, of Newport Beach,
president of Curci-Turner and Lido
or DeMarco and t-.1iss Baescman. Mobile Homes ; Marshall Duffield of
A cluster o( bullet holes in the front Newport Beach; EdmW'ld M. Goodhue of
hallway of the lloward f'eichtmann home Newport Beach , board chainnan of
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Gaitas a Dau9hte1·
u1tt r11t,hot1 ~l
' 1'.1artin Aviation; Hurst. of Corona del Former CaliforOia Sen. George Murphy kisses the the younger Murphy, a representative in his fat her's
show that if shooting began a split sec· 1'.1ar, IR\VD executive secretaryt Robert for.mer Sherry Miles following-her-marriage Sunday-consultant~firm;-and his bride who is_an actres~c·~--1------"
ond sooner, Crawford probably would F. Ingold Jr. 0£ Corona dcl Mar, projccl lo his son, Dennis, left. It is the first marriage for The couple plan to honeymoon in Hawai i. 1· Trial of Slocum t:===---==-===-------------lta<~,..,H"tddl<ed-i~tbe-chesl-are•by....38 eoordina~r--fOl' IDiam-. ~gcr.;-~:==:==:==:==:=="-'====================="======:====::::;~==~==~==~;-,=====:::::::===::=:::=::::_:;:.J~_,, __ _
I G .J ""J ft caliber slois. Corp • .__.Pavi~-w~ Jameson, of Corona del n -· i'ftllU--£ le JnveStigali>rs sily Crawford had tried Mar, president of Red-E-Food Systems .~
several times to fire his .357 Magnum !Del Taco); Robert R McLain, of ·c t . M Cl s 30 G Plan "·
G ts U d W revolver when two unarmed Newport Newport Beach. president McLain OS a esa -eo ··1up pree roups ' . e fi er ay Beach poli~i:ricn ~prang out from be.hind Development Company , l.U ., j
a wall partition. . \V. Patrick Moriarty. pre.side n t E t ' • ' M • 1
< Jury selecUon began today in the . The ~eapon kept mlsfinng, Pyrol<clutics Jnc. (Red Devil fireworks); • Jl ries UJ, esa
. . , .. _ , · ·A. third. off1cer who tnfj.ltrated the Edsar E. Pankey, of Tustin, •nchlr and I '"'12 ~}g~ R~ i ~.0:4'1&! QtuntL_§_uper10_: ~urt gr..!'E.!.__~~had sb:Qtseconds.~for~._-.,-:::Com~l4tevelop&, and-Wflltim~T. . n~ ..:a~ . '., -' I • ~·-'!-,I . ~~ 'f'f'f_:..~ ... --..1-v·
_ . lh_e!.!)rl_!J,,oPJi. ll'~•Y~~focum _·itllm>wl)rlnt!!Slng--t:rawford'>'-heod .. 11...--wblte m, of . Lagun>-Beach, Irvine --.• --_ -· , ·-· · . "'"'" ~~.;;,..: -.--"-~.:!; ~~~ :L~'-:1•Ut1/\l,.,J',JfSW : -"".
· with-the-e!hmate that the trial of•the DeMarco grabbed the -t1uspeet1s gun··and ~·-n!!..'.:'A"'~l;";;e"an'dpresident"n.-. .. m..°'CO"-.~ .J ---· --. -~ ~ --=-.--. -· • --_· •_ • • .!----· -. t 'ed to-dila hi ~=· '"" v....... ~"' -. --. -. • ~Orme~ COsla 1d'CSa PfiYSiciaD. wllrnke-:·~ suspe:1wh:~k the couple cap--internationat-Ra-ceway;-J . . " Costa Mesa became a clean city lOOay. --,,,e J06 took seven. 'hoiirS ana~1So-W.--Near1y~-or--lenlzations-haVe.-r~~--11---
between two to four months. tive earlier near DeMarco's home and Dr}Dkwat~~ s~.id the new ban~ as lo. !JI the trash-and debris that fonnerly volved five Costa Mesa city employes ed. booths for the third annual Fiesta
Judge Hannon G. Scoville ordered iUJ:¥ . later abducted Mrs. M~ry Witcher. 33, provide .an independent, ~ocally owned littered entrances to the cily and vacant and seven hired helpers from the Youth ~ Costa Mesa, a three-d;iy celcbra·
selection after rullng on a series of from her home baa held his pistol to ~mn:i1unt1 betytobank wt btbeosef.pnmaryci 1 eeedsml>1!a1• lots has been carted off and dep&Slted at Employment Service. tton scheduled Oct. 12·14 al Costa Jl.fes!'I, . B ' h d sis w1 mee man a n o the Or Count Oum "Thi th f t of I d Park defense motions argued over the ruist Miss aeseman s ea . th .d ... of 1 . d dj · . ange Y p. s was c as our p_anne · . . . .--She and DeMarco were forced to in· e r:e:3'1 ~~ rvme an <!c oirung com~ "At le ast we hope it's all gone. We cer· ch~an~ and we're now getting ready to The dLSplay booths arc rented through
three w~ks m bis couz:troom. terlock anns with the gunman in the muruues. tainly tried,'' said Mrs. Elizabeth put Phase II into operation," Mrs. the. COtl_ta Me~ Chambe~ of ~mmer~
Very l1tlle or . the evidence a?sembled middle, thus providing an effective shield Cowley, chairqlan of Costa fl.1esa's Cowley said. which is ~gain sponsoring ltiis )"nr s
by the prosecution to back their cllli~s which-ultiril.ately led -them to be hit by of-Fron; Page l Cleanup Sp~ in '73. ---Phase II will consist or establishing fi~. Profits r~m t.he ~ale of boot~ items
that Slocum, 49, of Santa Ana, padded his ficers' bullets. • The Cleanup Spree, funded by a $6,000 temporary collection centen for haJ'd..to--wJlt go to the organ1zalions or businesses
indigent patient bills lo the state ~y as Criminal complaints totaling 14 cou nts 6 ABIES .city council grant, begap last February dispose of items not picked up by the maMing them. For infonna lioo, call
much .as $182,000 has been deleted 1n the were issued Friday afternoon naming . B • e • with !flonthly cleanups of dirt~ areas or trash ·~uector. . -64$.0536. . . . .
pre·lr1al n:ianeuvers. . . Cra\\'ford , initially identified as Victor the city. _ A ~h1rd ~a~ of the Clc~up Spree will . One ~f the f1es~a h.ighhghl s 1s the Mtx·
_ ·-_ S-12:<:mn J:i; ac__gised In a g~and Jur)' 1n_-. .Jle.i.dlage. Phase 1 of that program was completed provide per1oc:hc ·curbside pickups of such 1can dinner provided by the Costa t.!eAA
dictment of billing ..1hc state's Medi-C81 He had been known in the San Diego Hr proper position in the womb. Saturday when Boy ScoUts h"Oif\ Troop items onc!c the bulk of ttle rubbish has High School Football Boosters Club. Th<-
program !or services not rendered to his area by that alias but a couple y,•il h .. There \\'as such a rush ·10 get each 339 and Troop 189 collected 11 dump been trucked off under Phase IL dinners, priced at $1.75 adults and ll
patients and for medical services to whom he was staying at 752 ~fain St., baby in to the bands of the pediatricians, tru~1 loads 9£ litter from etgbt•vacant · for children, will be sold Rll three ·~
persons who y,·erc never lsitcd as his pa-Huntington Beach, told police they knew lhc people working just didn't have any lot:f and a pitCt of· city..6\V?e:pt'opirly. . All dinner tickets entit le the purchaser
tients. . . Cra?.'ford as Roland Gray. time to cheer.~· Engel said. ''Everyone ~~ to participate in free dra Y.'ings.
Slocum ls s1ttmg In the same The 5U&pect appeared in court Friday ~ ~ t ! 1 \ r
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courtroom he .entered three years ago !for arraignment on the 14 counts. in· did a tremendous job." C Bill ,~ t. •-: . • . ... .
when he \Vas tried and cl~ared of charg~s eluding kidnap, assault with a deadly Each child was in an incubator and at-arpenter Meet tl·e Mayor ~at he murdered and d1~mbered his weapon. assault with a deadly weapon on tended by a separate nurse and two aa.esa r .
infant daughter. The child s wrapped r~ police officers burglary and armed ro~ pediatricians today. Delayed F~her ... d ·
mains werefound~ in a freezer at Slocum's ber. ' -Stanek said the girls will be named ca'·e ... I • A·t Me a B k
MeSa V~~ ho~-. -He iSalso subject to the FBJ's prisoner ll •• S UR Slocum 8 wife, ~anon, "'.as the. key hold as a federal fugitive, which carries Julia and Calherine,-and---three of the· · _prooeeutlon witness m that triat The cou-no bail. -boys will be named John, Stephen and By Amendments Residents of Cos.ta ~lrs11 arl:' invitE>d In
meet their mayor Sept 26 at Southern
California First National Dank. pie has since been divorced. Newport Beach police said they un-Jeffrey.
derst.ood bail has been set at $100,000 for "We still need one more boy's name,''
FromPaflel
VETO. ••
Moretti.
Moscone's bill moved fairly easily
through the Legislature but litoretti's is
still tied up. 1'1orettl 's measure would
permit all employes in the slate to
bargain collectively and would add one
item omittt'd from' Moscone's bill -the
Crawford but it is doubtful he can secure the fat.her said. "We agreed on three for
his release. . each sex but it didn't work out that Even j{ the rast-movtng suspect who
vanished before a Jan. 28, 1971 hearing in
El Paso, Tex., on the smuggling charge
could post it, he would not likely go free .
Authority of the federal court bench
warrant issued in El Paso 32 months ago
y,-ould allo\'9 him to be re·book~. The
U.S. charges carry no bail provi sion.
\Vay,"
Neighbors have donated some infant
things.
There have been at least 12 reports of
sextuplets this century but in no case
have all six survived, according to the
Guiness Book of Rererds.
right to strike.
Mrs. Bergeson said. however, that even
though ri.loscone 's bill does not allow for
strikes, it does not prohibit--UlellL_
outright, leaving I.hat issue to existing
Jaws or subsequent court rulings.
Mrs. Bergeson said that, although it is
fairly certain Reagan win veto Moscooe's
bill, he has asked for as much support as
possible from the publi c before doing so.
"He is very much concerned that the
public support his veto and the CSBA
wants to get that mess~ge out,'' said
~1rs. Bergeson.
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Two Vikfng land~rs, similar to ihis lull·scale model, will be sent on a
year's voyage to-r.lars tn 1975. Designed to land gently on the sur-
face of the Red Planet In 1976, tho spacecralt will carry experimental
.and life de~Uon •'ll!!pment to determine II the ·Martian environ·
ment_can1 or In fact does, -support li!e.
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Sacramento 1obbyists will have more
time to influence legislators before a hill
sponsored in the senate by Sen. DeMis
E. Carpenter (R-Newport Beach) is ex-
pected to beet> me la\\·.
The measure by Assemblyman Ken
Meade (0.0akland), passed the Senate
on a 34 to 3 vote with amendment s which
automatically mean the bill must go bac k
to the Assembly for further study, pro~
abl y' next January.
TONIGHT
COSTA MESA CITY OOUNCIL
Regular meeting, City Hall, 6:30 p.m.
UC! LECTURES -Real Estate
Jnv_eslment Analysis, first of series on
Commercial and Investment Properties,
Rm. 101. Phys. Science Bldg. 7-9:30 p.m.
Adm. $6. ''Stages of Development and
Decision," first of series The World of
Women, Your Lile and Health. Rm. 174,
Computer Science Bldg. 7·10 p.m Adm.
16 Sen. Carpenter tangled lale last Wt'Ck with Sen. Jack Schradc (R-San Diego, TUESDAY, SEPT. IS
over Schrade's amendn1enls. Carpenter NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD -
ldayor Jack HammetL will ans"·er
questions about municipal j;iovrrnmrnt
from 1:30 p.m. to 3 p.m. at the bank. 2.10
E. 17th St.
The meet-your·mayur afternoon ha.11
been arranged 1)y t.-lrs. Edward C<irrv
the form er chairman of the L'nih'<I Stat~
Bicentennial Committee of Co:,ta t<.tesa.
Burglar Ransacks
Costa 1\1.esa llousc
s.1id the chan ge in the law woUld forrc Regular meeting, Coita 1.tesa lligh
consUtucnts to register as lobbyists if Lyceum . 7:30 p.m. A burglar invaded lhc ho me of A Co~ta
they were to visit Jawtriakers. COSTA MESA LIONS CLUB -Guest ri.tesa nurse over lhc weeke nd. making
1'he Meade bill would require persons 5pe&ker, Morrls "Red" Rudensky, 1'.-tesa off with a e-0uch, a 154-piecc china din.
who seek to influence administrative Verde OJuntry Club, 6:45 p.m. Reser::va· nerware set and one 196.1 Po!ltiac
decisions to register with the secretary lions, 548-2314. automobile engine.
of stat.e or the legislature's Joint Rules UCI LECTURES -"The World of Ag-Emma E. 011\, of 820 Coni::rl'ss St . 1olrl
Committee. At present, only lobbyists ing ... " first of series on AJing, Officer Rob Flathers she dise-0vcrcd the
who seek to influence legislation must Origins~ Effects and Control.I, Rm. 161, ite~, valued at severRl hundrl'd dollars,
register. Humarutles Hall. 7-9:30 p.m. Adm. $5.50. nllssmg when she came home Sunday.
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: We'll Prove That Nobody Sells TV's For Less Than 1)u/da,t>:
• HERE IS OUR INFLATION FIGHTING OFFER : • • • ff rou cen P11rchose any TY In th11 acl for les1 at ny other fnlllchlsecl dtollf 11 OrelMJt County, DUNLAP will
• set 1•u the TV at the LOWER price plus glwe you an ADDITIONAL 10% of Ille dfffet .. <e. OFFER EX" RES o
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