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JUESDA Y AFTERNOON, NOVEMBER 20,
VOL. .... lltli~ 1 Sl:CJIONI, » PA~ll, ·
1973 .ur1es
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Sert«te Panel ..
Ford Receives
U·nanimous Vote
WASIUNGTON (UPI) -The Senate
Rules Committee voled unanllllOW!ly U>-
day to recommend the coollrmation of
Rep. GenJd R. Ford as Vil:!! president.
All nine of the members were present
aod voted for confirmation, Sen. Marlow
Cook (R-Ky.), said aa he left the ball-
hour long private session of the panel.
Cook said preparation of the lonnal
committee report would be completed
Clwmber Panel
To Investigate
'Politicking'
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of Wll DlllY PHii St.ff
The Newport Hsrbor <lwlmber of Com-
merce Monday appointed a spetial com-
mittee to investigate., charges the
Newport Beach traffic coosultant was
under polllical pressure to alter bis
f'l'81 report.
The ~ named· director Robert
over the four-day Thankag!ving r.c.ss
this week, and the Senate would start
debate on the nomination on 'I'Uesday
with a vol< expected the same day,
The committee action bad been u:-
pected. Ford, 60, the House Republican
· leader, wxlerwent four days of bearings
and extensive investigations by the
Sena!< paoeL
Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), the
assistant Democratic 1eader1 made the
notion for confirmation and Ceok JeCODd..
ed It.
Sen. Howmd cannon (D-Nev.), com-
mittee chairman,1 said there was little
discussion and what there was centered
on his report to the panel that two
FBI reports on Ford's cam~ con-
tributions not complel<d by !lie last
conunittee meeting were available.
Under the COnstitution, both branches
of Congress must approve Ford, and
the House Judiciary Committee ·wrui
bojdlng Its ckx!eckloor sessloo today0 to
hOar three witnesaes who also appeared
before the Senate panel In esecutlve
session.
They were Rol!ert M. Wbiler-Berger,
(See FORD, Pqe Z)
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It's .spting ·In .Sydney, .Austra-
lia, and there's a Robyn
(Evans) on the scene to make
it official. The 20-year-old
beauty is tl'Uly a seaworthy
bird.
_.... Milum, who &at on the seven:member .-=:y.::~s.:~:.:~:~~v~:-nup ~pat;-·to ~ =~~i::: Dogs Tear Boy to B·_it~
.... \. • • .. • ~ ... ' 11We . want to maure that the city ·~ 17\T, · , ~ _.,--,-.A, ·w . . . 1o1the11'.UO 1ndeJ1enden1 -. . . ~ew~c~:s · .. u . . . ~ne,, ~-£~~~ ~ed. by Jers~y~ Polic.e
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1--r to .Separ.a. te 1n:~putheblic: .... .:... by -· JERSEY CITY, N.J. <UPI> -Two -Jones' partner, Robert Hess,
"' j l(l, memlJers of the c1u,.;;;'~ttee 11111 ... vlcloul clop killed a &-year-old boy. and · pnled the. building while Jooes cailed.
• I . ~ they were llllr!lriaed by what the flnol partially dewured his body' before they for help. .(l;..,......n, lclor John \l!•yDe ahd pllOe' lor artist Nonnan Rocmll. """'1 . aid In recomlllendatiooa !or were killed by police, wbo were also While be walled he discovered the
,..,_ wtte -·-are ~Ntlnl afler II • 'lbe ·aources said· there are.no plus· COroaa del Mar and a .,..cl UP" attacked by the animals. body· of ,a third dog which police Mid .... • --~-. Bay crossin(. Pollce aid two patrolmen found the ·was appamotiy killed by the pair. There )lean ol marrlqe. fer Wayoe's 3'1-ye&MJld' Peruvlln-bom 51ewns said a leOOQdlr)r concern Is tiny body of Herbert "Junior" Russell were bones of other animals In the
-ci-to Ille Neo:lpri Beoch .wife to "'°"' lo>' the new -lhe that "the report Will not 'trind up us ol Newarl: ilbout 11:!0 p.m. Monday etta. ...,.., bliir.ver, oay the IPD\ ii ooly purCbueo1 In Blgi CioaJal 'ellrller , Ibis a lhelf beca-ol the p6litlcl involved. In a ..... 1 lot near a dUJter of abon-Police aid the boy was reported mi•
a . trial _,.11on and "they 1 both bope year. She bu told frleoda she acquired "lrrespectlve ol ooe at two luaea dollOd lll1lldlnP where be aometlmes · ing lale Monday by his grandmother, r. work everylbing oul" it •for fmanclal •pecul•li<n" and planned within the report, a , Joi. ti. lntelllpnl ]llayed. Ruby Jo-.. She told police the boy n.y In fad.. .,. stilll llvlltll together , to rent It. , effort went Into It." SlevW said. ".\nd "One ·of tile mp was standing ..,.,. 110111etimos ·pia,.d' In the abandoned
In lllair Bal"I*°'" home a\tliouih Wayne The Waynes l!llliTied In Kma, Hawaii, L«d Jmon, we've got to have a pro-it and as I stepped forward, he made buildinp and police began their· oearcb
ta_ -to leave ,lo< ., audloo at In November ol lllM Iller &-whirlwind gnm." a leap tor me," said patrolman Thoma aboul· 11 p.m.
ealllo nadl ill Arizona and bu romanco. . Sleftns 11icl-lhe ~of the pnlbe ~-"I pulled out my gun ml ohot Jones spotl<d lbe dlllt u they Ded _,.~,.""'travel Plans lllat wll{nep hllJl ™-m &en·--!or a-"wilH 1e to maiDe aure--we have the hlmwbllenewualillin-tbeair."-. lnto.bulbea ciooe to _wborJ lbe .d!Ud'1
., the ....i .,......,. time. _,. POruvian airline and was ao ·aspiring oomultant's thinking fa I I hf u 11 J Be said the """"'1ed . animal· and . body was dlaoovered.
II AIDOlll -tllql. the .• , ... --· They met while ..,. WU II) aplMUled lo> the public." ll'be firm al the oiher doc. bilth belieYed to be Police said the ..... Wero owned by
... a&ar will IP> to New Yort to (See WAYNlll, l'lp·I) (See PJIBllS~ I'll• I) , Gonnan lhepblrcls, fled to a oeorl>y (See DOGS, Pop I)
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Search .On
For Fifth
MOUNT SHASTA (AP) -An
avalanche swept down the steep aiopeo
of Northern California'a lf,1Cloot Mt.
Shasta Monday, burying five JDOUD.
talneer!. Four survived and 'ihe fifth
was missing, U.S. Forest Service ofOclall
said today.
A search was under way today en
the stormy slopes of the ancient volcano
for the missing man, who is presumed
dead, said Bob Anderson, Forest Service
district ran·ger at the town of Mount
Shasta, 50 miles north of Redding.
1'11e names of all five peraons _.
. witlmeld by the ~ldyoo Comly-"•
office pending notification of relatives,
Anderson sald. .
The team qf climbers waa llCeJlll"'1'•dl.U.1111(
the mountain by' way of AvalancllCGUlcb
on lbe southwest side ot lbe maalve
peak. The slide caugbt them at about
lbe 10,000-foot level while the four
survivors were resting, the Fartst
Service said. • ..
The· fifth climber· bad put on bla boeii
pact· and wu atartin&. boclc up ~·
slope wheo the ailde lil~ -Aid.
'lbe reecue tmn CCJl'!P"'" al two (See MISSING, PalO I) '
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weidiaer ...
Clea'? -ud 'coolei• l<ml"!'
atures are what . the Loi· ~•Ito
weather oervieeoieell !or tbt n..._ ana '°811 W-.Y~Hliha Iii illr"' '
mid-605 for ·lnland ~ ud 11
at the beacll!s. Lows 35-41.
INSIDE TODAY
Nine Scrippi C.U.O• cocdJ,
1ne1u<1mg 11oo from a.-
county; inl!nlcd 4 m,tJOO doo
· •oatton· to IM co!Uflc' Giid -.
$$,000 for IM collfpc 1111'>"11-
inV<slmcn&;; Sec 1toiJ paji 7.
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·Japanese Gi,,ing IJp •Nes,ie ~ C~mente
Ge~Hike
on },.
l.O!'IOON (AP),, -A Japanese t1·
pedltloa buntlnl Ibo Loch Ness monater
ampended the chue today alter a two-
month .....,h, Net mult ao fer: a
pile ol banes and oome welnl no!MI.
"We are very dlsappobtied,'1 a
spoboman for Ibo II-man eipedltlon
said. 0 But we shall be beck early next
lprln( to try again."
Tho eiped!U~ arrived In Britain Sept.
7 W!th the a1m of somehow driving
the elusive "Nessie" to the surface wilh
No Gasoline
S·queeze Seen
For Holiday
Then! is no guoline shortage -at
least not oo the Orange Coast where
motorists will be able to buy all the
gU>tlne they need to make their
'lbanbglvlng enjoyable.
A random survey ol service staliCllS
along the Orange Coast lndicat" about
halt will remain open this ,'Ibursday.
Sevtta:l ol the station managers con-
tacted aaid they were closlnl, not
became ol a !Uel shortage bat becauae
the)' nnted to talce a bollday.
'lbo8e stations remaining open said
Ibey bad adequate supplies, with the
aceptioo. of lhe Standard Oil Company·
_,ited llation at MacArthur Boulevud
and Red Hill Avenue In Irvine. To con-
.-vt supplies lhe station expects to
quit pmnping at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Elsewhere In califomia and Ibo nation
'Jbanksgiving traveler:s may find more
service stations closed this year than
they dld last year, but gas supplies
_,, to be holding up .,.11.
Kay Aldous, spokesman for the
American Automobile Association, said
today that apol checks showed no major
guolinO !hortages,<altbough he reeeived
reports tliat isolated service stations
wre limiting sales.
"The thing that should be emphasized
ls that there will be no major in·
convenience for hoUday travel," he said.
"There are no problems of fuel at this
time although, over lhe hoUdays, it is
likely that a number of sta.Uons will
be operating on schedules similar to
what they've been doing on Sunday since
Labor Day."
Aldous besed his prediction about more
Thanbgivlnc closini> on "a Pottern that
we've watched for 13 week!.'
Thia pattern, be aaid, shows an In-
.,.... ID Ibo nuniber of stations doalng
earlier ·1n the evening and on weekends
and bolldaya, ~s they had done during
~ lbortage last summer.
He said that driven in remote areas
Bhwld keep their gas tanks at least
ball full and 'cut back on night driving.
From Pflfle 1
WAYNES •.•
Hollywood dubbing a movie In Spanish.
Neither of the Waynes was available
for COllllllf11t today.
'!be marriage Is his thin! and ber
second.
Wayne'• fint wife was Josepblne
Saeoz, mother of his four grown children.
Bis second wife was Esperanza Baur.
Wayne and Pilar have three children
Allam, 17, John Ethan, 11, and Mari,,sa,
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DOGS ...
a man Identified only as Mr. Howanl,
who kept them In a fenced·ln lot But
police said the fence was partially torn
down.
Howud told pollC1! tbe dogs bad been fed dog food earlier In the ,day and
should oot have been hungry.
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mlnlattire submarines and photographing
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lleportf of tbe monoter's perlodle ap-
. pea..-'In the Scottish lake 1 hove
halOed acltntlsta for yenra and unuaed
skeptlcai uea residents for just as long.
Dozens •of penons claim to have
sighted the monster the past 40 years.
Severa! photographs have been produced
but have proved tantali zi ngly In·
conclusive.
A popuJar idea of the animal pictures
it as a long-necked, small·hea-®4 reptile
Tennis Any one?
with a large hump on lb bad<. "The divers did beer cerialn queer
'!be lie<:ond pi.... ol the Ja-IClWlda when they were down," the
operation Will use a speclally bullt un-spoiiOlllWI said. "And then there were the boiel. II
manned computer-operal<d capsule, the '!be obones were found ill Urquhart
~esman said. Thia devlC1!, being l>ullt Bay, p. Inlet midway alOlli the
In Japan, will grope around Loch Nesa'a norih...,i bank of Ibo '5-mlle !Olli loch.
murlty depths oendlng out elecl11Jnlc The ljlpkelllll&n said the bonea were
bleeps bl a bid to locate the bewildering" • 1111identilted but myatorioua eftOU&h to
behemoth. .. live the expedition gOod cauae to 1bri
The expedition spokesman said the searching again.
first phase ol the search cost 12SO,Olltl "We think the monster Is a giant'
but Was not a waste ot Ume and money eel," the spokesman said. 0 There are
altogether. lots of eels in Loch~ Ness, you know.11
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c.llr PUii 1feff Plltle
'!be Ja~ have decid!'I agalMt using ml e( aubm&rlnes In the nut
stage ol e search becau»e scarcely
anything can be seen In the deplhs.
The eipedJUon was led by Tolcyo
buslneWlllD Sbanshiku Yoshida. His
team included four divers and an un·
derwater cameraman. •
Yoshida haa no doubts about the
monster's exllltence. Earlier in the
search he told newsmen: '"We believe
in N~e 100 percent. Ever siDoe 1
was a small boy, Nessie has been the
biggest thing In my tlfe." \
' Boat With 7
Aboard Drifts
Awng Coast
A 25-foot cabin cruiser with seven
people aboard drifted helpl essly along
the Orange Coast Monday while the
passengers triec,l v.·ithout success to get
aid from passing boats.
A spokesman. for the Orange County
Harbor Department said the boat "Easy
\Vay," overdue on a trip from the
lslhmus at Catalina Island, was finally
spotted by a U.S. Coast Guan! search.
helicopter at 5 p.m. about three miles
off the Santa Ana River jetty.
According to the department
spokesman, the boat piloted by Guy
Fairon, 35. of lOOt Catalina St., Seal
Bead!, left the Isthmus at about I
a.m. By a a.m. 8be was inside the
entrance to Anaheim Bay .
But the craft wu out of gas and
Falrm, his three children and three
teenagers drifted back out to sea and
13 miles downc<>ast.
According to ooe account , the boat's
occupanls used flares and hand lllgnals
to try to attract attention frcm passing
boats without success.
Bobby John may not be ready for tournament play,
but the two-year·old chimp from Rockledge, Fla.1 looks as if he knows his way around a tennis court,
complete with ugly look to psych out his oppo-
nents.
'lbe boat ws reported overdue to the
Coast Guard at 11 a.m. The Harbor
Department was called in to tow the
disabled boat because the Coast Guard
cutter, Point Divide, which lll stationed
at Newport Beach, was on duty off
San Diego.
Horse Stopped
For Speeding
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Trame
police here enforce the speed laws -
even against horses.
Motorcycle offi~r George Galbraith
spotted a yooth on a hor>e gall<lJlng
down the street Monday. He 11ald he
pursued the horseman f&r five blocks
and clocked him at almost 25 miles
per hour.
"I didn't wapt to get too close because
1 might have gotten kicked,'' he said.
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vibo \\'rote a book mentioning Ford;
Dr. Arnold Hulchnecker, a New York
psycholherapist, whom Ford says be
met but not as a patient, and Mrs.
Alice Weston Showalter, who has denied
an allegation that she accepted $1,000
from Winter-Berger to introduce h1m
to Fon!.
The House group Monday beard these
witnesses:
-Rep. Michael Hanington ([).Mass.),
sald that In 25 years In the Houae
Ford has shown · "an absence of
leadership." Hanington added, "I don't
think we'll ever see it from him."
-!lep. Edward P. Boland CO.Mass.),
supporting Ford, said:· "His style, his
rhetoric are not those of a Kennedy.
He 5e1:ys what he thinks. He also gets
lhings done. He could be the kind of
· president that Harry Truman became."
-Jbseph L. Rauh, vice chajrman of
Americans ·for Deniocratlc A c t i o n ,
challenged Ford'_s· voting record on civil
rights and the extent of his experience
in foreign affairs:
FrotitPAffel
MISSINp •.•
At the time, there was a cover or
eight fnclJes ol fresh powder snow atop
an eight-foot llllOWp&ck at the Shasta
Ski Bowl at about the same 'elevation
on the mountain.
The climbers' gear included Jong
string3 of. nylon ·avalanche cord -a
vaJuable aid in locating someone burled
in snow -but the· survivors said they
had decided there was no need to tie
them on at the time.
Anderson said an aValanche victim
has a 00-50 clijmce of survival after
half an hour under the snow. The chances
decrease rapidly after that, he said. ..
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PRESSURE .•.
Alan M. Voorhees of San Diego prepared
the study.
"It is of vital Importance to the entire
conunwllty ,'' SteveylS said. "We want
to make sure the Community ls presented
with all Ibo facts."
Milum, In a.ii' interview after' the
chamber directors oonlirmed hb ap-
poimmen~ tried to downplay Ibo CM·
troversy that Is rising arooinct U.
"I'm reluctant to dlacuaa ll!IY ooofllcts.
I thlnlc the report overall Is a good
one and don't want to damage it,"
Milum aaid.
· However, Milum did agree with· the
three other ciUzen committee memben
that the final tralllc study did oaotain
some ~DP "I dldn' eapect them to
come out with at thia time."
Milum -be believes Ibo report "la·cmly a tool for US to -In developing
soluUona to OtD" traffic problems."
He indicated the critical concern of
the chamber is the absence of a recom·
mendation for a Coast Highway bypass
around downtown Corona del Mar.
CltY; Manager Robert L. Wynn ~ ..
oonllnned that the re<OlllJllendatlon for
the bypass was erased after the con-,
sultant met with top-level city officials.
Now the consultant is recommending
ellniinaUon of street parking in Corona
del Mar as a way to relieve congestion,
although the study says that East Coast
Highway would still be overloaded by
as much as 18,000 cars a day.
. SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T
HAD A' CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S,
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By JOHN V ALTEllZA ~ij.
Of .... Dflllr , .... '''"
The fourth and lar&est aMual federal '
gr.nt thus far for police protacUcn of ,
President Nixon Is oo Its way today J
to the city of San Clemetjte.
The aMual awn -thlt year ~
to '189 ,207 -markl the fourth yur
in a row that the U.S. Law Enforoemmt
Assistance Administration haa a,..med
the eitra ""1s for sO<Urlty relltod ID
the Western Wh ite House. · 1
And city aides today uplalned that ,
the increase of more than ~.ooo ewer
last year's sum comu from IOfDt MW ;
provisions in the program. 1
Besides using new rules, the city also
chose this year to request money which
always had been allowed, but never
sought by San Clemente. )
The federal government began U'9: pro-
gram soon after Nixon eatablilbed the
Western White House in the coutal
city, with chunks ,of about fUXl,000 .a
year coming in regularly.
'Ibe money paid for the salary and.
training of the ten orncen added
specifically to beef up security.
1bls year, said city Grant Coordinator
Rolland Mauon, the city wW receive
funds for some vehicles 11 well a
the fringe henelils of the 10 per10llDll.
A IO.percent admlniltraUvM...mead
charge also wu paid by the government.
Ironically, while the !undo !Illa y-.
••ere the highest paid to San Clemente,
the number ol Presidential vlilli thul
far to the Orange Coast bu been lllm.
compared to the earlier years ol tbe
Western White Houst.
President Nixon -who 1vtta1e1 a
half-dozen or more trips a year -
only bas vialted San Clemente lhrM
times.
But at least one of ~ visits, police
admit, created more wmk for 1eCUrlty
officials thtn any other.
Soviet Communist Pally Stc:relary
Leonid Br'21mev'1 oUtclal atat. •latl
to La Casa Paclllca drew .._led
demqnstratlonl outside the compound.
The aeeurity establlmm In Siii
Clemente on that occaaloo wu tht
tighlest In the blatory of the operation.
"Each year It teemS to COit ua more
to . provide the utra people required
for the security of the Pnoldeal, and
we decided this time to add the new
requests," MalSOll explained.
· Since the program began, pmakM
and salaries have lncreued the clty'1
costs for the entire 4knemblt pallet
force, be added.
"'n»e purpose " MlllDD mid. "ii ti
lmpnwe our j,OlicO forco aad to leani
ted:mlqum.,tbat we would Dll «II wlw
be prepued to engage In for, tht ..,..
tectim of the Preaadent."
Panelists Ask
Rebozo Pro"be
WASHINGTON (UPI)·--
Watergate committee 111!1
members said today tllof -1d
recommend that Pl-Nlll!ll'I
close friend Charles G. ''Blllil"
Rebozo be called to teltlly Ill pillille
bearlnga.
"We're r"""1Ullelldl be ho eall-
ed, and .,. think they'll .. alomC..
said a committee ltafl member,
who aaked not to be tdmtUled.
Rebozo haa been ubd aboal
•100,000 be admlta be .-en
Nilon's behall from Howard
Hugbea. Rebozo baa told tht oom.
mlttee be kept the moaey Ill a
safe deposit boi for tbrel yeara,
then returned It.
The 17-year~ld youth was cited under
an obscure section of the city code
prohibiting riding a horse "at a pa·ce
faster than a walk upon a pavement •
or crossing."
He will appear before j u v ,en i I e
authorities lot a hearing on the
"speeding ticket."
-Clarence-M. Mitchell, director of
the Washington bureau of the National
Association· for the Ad vancement of
Colored People, said the NAACP does
not have a position for ·or against Ford
but that his voting record "shows . uUit
he has a restricted approach to civil
rights ."
IN OUR SIXTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
C AR P ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA MESA, NEWPORT B~ACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTON BEACH. ONE
. dALDEN'S
• •Nixo n Knew· All~ "
Martha Mitchell Tells Meetings
By HELEN THOMAS
WAS!llNGTON (UPI) -Martha Mitchell said today that Prest·
dent Nixon "knew everything that was going on" In his re-election
campaign, before and after tbe Watergate break·in and bugging.
• NEIGHBOR TELLS ANbTHER'°lJN T I ("we
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME 00N A
BLOCK.
THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMElt HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, BRING HEil IN WITH
YOU .)
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She said that Nixon and her husband, former Attorney General
John N. Mitchell, went out on the presidenUal yacht ~quoia "eveiy
night and discussed !he campaign from beginning to end.
"There wasn't anything !hat Nixon didn't know," she Jald in a
telephone interview. "This la !he tru\h." · '
Nixon has asserted publicly on~oeveral oc:cuions lhat.Jils re-
~ection campaign wu \he "first campaign I didn't run" and that
ovenealous but well-inten\ioned" supporters on . \he Committee to
Re-elect the Presi dent may have been n!SpOnsil>leJor the Watergate
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Edison Studies
Voluntary Cuts
An ollldal of the SOuthem Calllomia
Edioon Company said loday ii Is still
too early to tell whether there has
been a slsniflcanl culback in energy usage.
"We're just now getting out the in·
formation about how t-0 cut down on
energy usage," e~plained Bob Burbank,
H1"1tlngton Beach District Manager.
"Wlthiil 15 or 30 days we should know
bow the campaign ts doing."
President Nixon's plea to conaerve
energy bu probably nol brought about
any reduction, according to the E:dioon
Company official. Howeru, the eleclric -Y Is now ISsuing a booklet detall-
111( -4'.aysjo cOru!erve energy. • ros-< with the Presldenl's request,
. and the Information from Edison c.om-
panyj reducUons are anticipated in the
coming montbo, officials predict.
The caJifomia Public Utilities Com·
mlooion, on Nov. 13, called for voluntiry
cutbacb In electric energy use, seeking
I 10 peroent reductlon. .
The Boord Chairman of Edi!on, Jack
Hortm, bu asked the 7.5 million people
in SCE's &el'Vice area, to comply with
the PUC request. ,
The Edlslon Company Itself has cut
baclt llB use of eleclriclly by 14 percent,
according to Horton.
Caspers to Lead
Panel Discussion .
On Dana Point
Fifth District Supervisor R o n a l d
. CUJ>ers will lead a panel discussion
tonight on growth isslies facing Dana
•Point in a specia1 meeting called by
. the community's chamber·of commerct.
• 11'le discussion is public.
Joining Caspers in the session will
be San Clemente City Councilman and
coastal commissioner Arthur Holmes:
Robert Thatcher, a member of the board
o/ the United Orange Coast Com-
:muniUes; E. Stan Weissburg,, chamber
: cftrec!tOr. and San C I e m e n t e en·
vtronmentallst Mrs. Lyn Hirris Hicks.
The event begins at 7:30 in the Dana
·Hills High School Little Theater. Besides
·members of the Dana Point chamber,
counterparts from Capistrano Beach and
other communities also are expected
to attend.
Questions from the floor will be ftlCi5iiie at tM conclusion of ·the panel
~. A 100r· of the camp113 · also
will be offered. · ·
Officials H el.d
For Pornography
TOKYO (AP) -Police have arrested.
51 officials of a town west or here
on charges of showing pornographic
films, photographs and magazines while
1 on duty and at home.
AJtogetber, about one-fourth or -all the .
officials working in Kokubunji's City
: Hall were charged. Their arrests were
part of a drive by Soclallsl Mayor Nobuo
~Sbiofa to 11clean up the city."
, Among lhoae charged were the deputy
(chairman of the Board or Education
1 and lwo high oflldals. The mayor has
1 promised to fire the three and reduce
1 the salary and rank of lhe others .
The booklet by Edi-, c a 11 e d
11Conlervatloo. ot E 1 e c t r l c t y is Everybody's _ .. , Is distributed
free,' and ofie.n ·10 suuesUona Oil reduc-
ing energy usage.
Include<! among tjie suggestions are
turning of! urmecesaary lighlo, turning
down thermoota~ on space conditioning
equipment, drawing drapes to avoid heat
transfer thnlugb window glass, and
. weather, stripping to cul down on drafts.
The booklet Is available by writing
to Conservation, Edlaon, P.O. Box 800,
Rosemead, Calli. 91770.
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Outraged Fan
'Strikes Up'
R.ice's Band
HOUSTON (UPI) -The firs! tradition
to go aL Texas A&M was compulsory
ROTC, one of the programs that earned
the school the .name "the West Point
of the Southwest." Then came coeds.
But there's .still one thing sacred at
the university -the marching band
with its Anny uniforms, .its' precision
marching and Reveille. the spunky little
dog that fWlS around the fiinges of
the band supposedly so no one can
penetrate its ranks.
·So when the Rice University marching
band, a mostley looking oolfil that Is
rapidly becoming a social outcast
hereabout, went out OI\ the football field
Saturday at the halftime of the Rice-Tex-
as A&M football game and deliberalely
made fun of the Aggie band . . • well,
them 's Ugh ting words, pardner.
It wasn't so bad that the Rice band
goosestepped onto the field wearing slop-
py bats and playing versio{ls· of tradi·
tional Aggie anthems out of the Spike
Jones songbook, but when the band
decided to pay a tribute to Reveille
and the band members formed a fll'e
hydrant it was the straw that broke
the Aggies' back. 1
One uniformed Aggie was so incensed
he ran onto the field and belted a
member of the Rice band. And between
300 and 500 A&M students lingertd near
the dressing rooms for two bQurs while
police guarded the Rice band.
Rice band director Bert Roth and
drum major Bob HOrd sent a · letter
o( apoloiY Moriday-to T9in Haney, direc-
tor of the Texas A&M band.
"We certainly did not Intend any of-
fense-to Aggie traditions Saturday," they
said. ''But if our presentation was of·
fensive to anyone, we wish to extend
our sincere apology. The students at
Rice .have a great respect for tHe ideals,
the reputation and the traditions of the
students of Teus A&M University, and
treasure our years of competitive
athletic rivalry."
Parodies of opponents' bamls ls rapidly
becoming a tradition at Rice.
. Texas is a favorite target. 1be Texas
band has more members than any other
in the area. This year the Rice band
recruited L~ persons to act as fillers
with dummy lMtruments for its Texas
parody. They also carried mops mocking
the Texas flag brigade, and formed
in the shape. of a Chrysler automobile
because Texas coach Darrell Royal
makes television .... advertisements for
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Tlltld.,, N-20, 1973 s DAILY PILOT 3
LAKE FOREST, DUCK PROJICT HAS TU!INED INTO POCKETSIZE WILDLIFE REFUGE
P1fd ng ~rood .HH Been Joinod by Mallards incl Mvdhon1 Who F-ko Cold North
Drivers Crack
Heculs in Fog
BRESCIA, Italy (AP) .
Gaetano Regoli ;l drove slowly
tbroog)l thick fog,,jeaning b;; llead
out of the car· wiftdow for a closer
look ·at the road. Aristide Goffi
also craned his bead out sidewise,
driving from tile 'll'!'°'1te direclion
in a narrow country; road .
When the cars ~. there was
literally a head-on collisiC!fl, the
drivers told police.
Regoli and Gof~ were admitted
to a hospital with head injuries.
Doctors said they would recover
in a week.
It's Not Doeky
Lake Forest Beset by W~l.d Bird,s
'ey JAN WORTH
Of ftle DWIJ "'"' st.ti
The fat-boltomed, ·web-footed, orange-
billed, qua~king waddlers around the
Village Pond in Lake Forest oever fail
to amuse the people.
Bui for nelgbbl.n of the lhree-quarter-
acre pond and park on Ridge Route
Drive, 'Nhich seems to be the ducks'
favorite local haunt, the ,birds are a
mixed bag of pleasure and pain.
Bob Figuera, director of the Lake
Forest Community Association ,
estimates there are 150 dud<s aroond
the~ acre pond.
Originally, the asaociation stocked the
litUe pond and park with the large
while Peking ducks that slill dominate
the scene -at lea.st in size.
But soon the Peking ducks were joined
by a friendly assortmenl of wild
mallards.
The mallanls w.,. joined by tbe IMS\
plentlful species of all -coots or
mudhens, which Dock by the hundreds
to the litUe lot in winter.
"We'll have maybe 500 coots by the
first of the year,'' Figuera said :with
a sigh. "They always cortte, year after
year, a.s soon as it starts to get cold
up north."
A!! enjoyable as tile ducks are to
neighboa-children, who feed them
r,egularly, the quackers have presented
some problems.
In the nesting season, Ibey nest In
baclt yards, docks m nearby Lake
Forest, and wberever else they fancy.
"They drive people crazy,'' Figuera
admitted.
San Cleme11teans to Host
Duck egg colleclori< have a lleyday
after the first of the year, wll'll the
nesting begins.
"It's hard to keep track of how m:my
ducks we actually bave,11 Figuera said. .. • .. • 4 , 0~te( every <llr:~ and ~ !';Qter,
Marines for -. . . .
: 4 ~ f ": r .. ~ ..... ~ "'tM' tittle . dUCks ~ds ~t '1or
Th _.:..._ 'l _sgi· vm" g presents grow up, we suddenly have ailK a bunch of new ones."
· • . . . He said a sign will he put up soon
· to stress that the pond is private and
An estimated 500 men and women
in the Marine Corps are planning to
have 'nlanlulgiving .dinner at "home"
'Ibursday in a traditional activity
sponsortd by San Clemente's Interfaith
Serviceman's Center.
The center's Operation 'Ibanksgiving,
where volunteers olftr a spot at the
dinner table to a ~ away from
borne, will take place .. r1y in the holiday
as busloads of Marines arrive at the
facility.
There, according to a prearranged
schedule, vo1unteen will pick up their
guests, drive them ~me for dinner,
and return with them in .the evening.
number of Marines. Spokesmen for the
activity said that interest by families
is keen once again.
For servicemen. not planning to take
a trip to a home, the. center will offer
ils traditional '!banksglving table for
drop-ins. An appeal weni out early this
week for1 vohmteers to olfer food for
that activity.
Besides food, -plates and p111S!ic
utensils also are needed, said center
directur . Bill Hom. Vo11111teers can ar-
range for dmations by calling the center
at 492-1814.
to be used by Lake . Forest residents
only.
When the ducks overpopulate ,
representatives of the community
association gather some up and deliver
them to the Los Alisos Water District.
'Ibe ducks are recycled to live on water
district reclamaUm ponds.
Figuera said feeding has never been
a problem. The respoooibllity rests with
a vohmteer neighbor -James Holden
of 23216 Respil Road.
He is paid by ·the ~a lion for
the good grain feed he provides for
the birds. "Yoo could feed a ®cit .eight
hours a day and he'd still .eat," Fi~era
said. ''Those ducks eat ev~."
Texas Pair
~Followed'
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ROSEBUD, Tex. (UPI) -Faye Seele
and Faye Hileman tbougbt the btighL
objecl shining in the darlrness of the
9entral Texas sky was a star. The11
It started following them.
"It was so quick, 1 didn't see ft
move," Mrs. Seeley said Monday. "It
was on the left side oI the car one
second and on the 'rig.bt··side the next."
The ~omen were returning to theit
homes 1n Rosebud with their children
Sunday night from Buffalo, Tex., where
they lert their husbands deer bunting.
They saw the triangular shaped objec"
aboot 8:15 p.m. and thought it was
a. st.; lirat ·alternately brightened and
dimmed. Then it began to pace their car. ·
"It came down to about two car Jenatm"' ?rt the grolmd and just sat fue.re 1ike
it was daring us to come closer " Mrs Seeley said . • · ·
~rs. Seeley, who was driving the car,
said she turned the car around and
sped off in the opposite direction. .
. "It rose back into the air a liltle
dist'IOce and began ·to follow " Mrs Hil~man s~d. "It came quickly for '
while as 1! trying to catch up. But
\\'hen we saw the lights of a car up
ahead it just slowed ·and followed.
"When we caught up with the otbel;
car, the light from tile object dlmmeq
and it went stralgbt ·up into the air
and out of sight."
Mrs. Seeley took the Jong way home
and 11 wasn't tmtil late SUnday night
the sighting was reported to Justl<e
of the Peace Joe Kilgore who · called
the highway Patrol. ' .
A highway patrolman and a policeman
said the women and the children musj
have seen somethhig "because they ,.....
so upset."
Thieves Steal
Police 'Stash'
Of Marijuana '
COQUILLE, Ore. (UPI) -Coqum~
police repo11ed that someone bad stolen
900 pounds of manjuana trOm the
department's locker, loc&ted about lhri.e-
f9urtbs of a 'mile ·fnim the JlOlke 111attoG
a~ an _old ~ ~ty shop. ' .
· A spokesman"ftir the deporu;,.,,j said
Monday entrance lo tbe building, was
made through a fence. One door to
tile boilding had been loclted,. the -
secured by an eight-inch bent nail.
Police said the marijuana, worth about
$15,000 on the street, was noticed missing
Monday morning. It had been confiscated
about three weeks ago by police after
a hunt~ found it growing in a two.acre .field near here.
Two suspecls had been arrested In
the case and -. awaiting trial, police said.
Three bales, wrapped In chicken w!!'e
and weighing about 300 pounds -.
nusslng, police said, while two others ,
were left behind. The spokesman said
tlley had no suspects In the theft.
Last year, the first time in years,
the supply <i dinners exceeded the
Action Started WHEN YOU'RE
.
By Stockholder
In Restaurant
A major stockholdet In the Monarch
Bay Restaurant Corp. Is seeking COllrt
action that will force two offlcen of
the company to produce the t1tm's books
for examination.
Bernard~ Gordon names the corporation
and officen William Peters, 3208 Pacific
Coast Highway, Laguna Niguel, and Fred
)lowser, 30808 S. Cassi Highway, South
Laguna, as CXH!efendanls In his Orange
County Superior Court actiOn.
, Gordon, who states he owns more
than 22 percent of the company's
holdings, claims that excessive com~
pensation bu been paid to management
personnel and employes.
Gordon fllrther. alleges that the com-
pany's books have not been satisfactorily
audited and that many rec:Ords have
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PiUJt' s Uoggie
Really a 'She'
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In case ·you wondeftd •why Daisey
the Dog or the Week In Saturday's
newspoper ....., 1iamed ill<e a gtrl dog
1-ad of a boy doe. the l'eUOn Is
that be is Indeed a she. •
Jackie Bocknlluer · of 124 33rd St,
Newport Beach, raced to the Huntington
..l!eadt Hmnane Sol:lety and claimed
Dllloey before -ellO could. •
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GO· FORESTERING
Rirestering.is en joying our
premium whisky for all the right reasons.
Taste.
Drinking is one Jhing. F-arestering is
something ;Jse. $599
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·I -l--=i!ilt!._hld ...,. the fetching pooch's
cturo 1illhel!illYl'!IOi 1nifgoi 11\tte
first, reporting a check lattr •bowed
about Hiii penons lhowed up too late. :iPedfdlng .Alonfl.
.• WillWn Wilcox, Pennaylvania's: secretary of community affain, bas • ·~n named fuel allocatlon'officer for the state -and he rracUc.S
what he preaches, riding his bicycle to work, ·a distance of 0 miles.
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She also dlacovered that Dalley is
Indeed a she and .tbougllt we sbould
know tbal the dog 'is lletlinl lots of
affection.
Kentucky Stroigh1 Bourbon Whisky. 86 or 100 Proof. Brown·Forn:on Dist1U1nCorp. louisville. ky. 0 1973. •
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A Cool Yule
Without Fuel
FUELING THE FIRES: So you figure
you bave It tough facing the current
fuel crisis! Maybe ao. But consider West
German folks for a moment.
One of our ataff members who ha3
lrttematlonal connections was talking via •
lelepllone jult yestenlay lo a friend
over there. In West Gennany today,
ga90llne Is going for a mere $2.40 per
gallon. Diesel fuel, on the otb« hand,
Is hlglier -~t 14 per gallon.
Mayhe It just goes lo prove that
no matter how awful you think conditions
are, they can always get worse.
HEU WE ARE, approaching the won·
ders of the Yuletide &ea90ll. People an!
~ about how they won't put strings
of llghts on their bouaes or maybe
~even light a Christmas tree.
00.ens are tuminl down the -and
} ~ the nm. Ea>nomy is the
1 l>yword. We may find iradltl..W Yuletide
1 IOles an revers~ this year.
! For the first time in history, when
j ... y tell the story of atlngy old EbeneZer
t Sorooge this -he'll (lQIDO out --
1 ing Hke a modem folk hero.
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1 1 AU. OF US have been pretty consciou.1
I of the fuel situation lately. Around my l ~lace, I've been Jooking at all the ap-
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pliances with heady eyes. Every um.
' the refrigerator turns on, I ttck tt.
I r.. cut myself sevm tinMls In the
1 jast foor daya whilst shaving by 1 40-
, JVatl bulb.
: ' Maybe it's not proper to blame a11
: tho cuts oo ·low candl<power. Maybe
. I'm just shaking too much with the
' I f82IOt because I baven1 turned on any·
1 tleat 1n the place. ·
Clearly, 11 we approach the Yuletide,
1 the shortages in everything appear like
. they are going to strike saints and
Sinners alike.
' W AllNINGS ARE BEING Issued that
you may not be able to purchase any
alcobollc spirits this season, for example.
And H you can, the bottles may come
plain rather than In the fancy seasonal
wrappings.
On the other bsnd, serious questlona
were raised just yesterday on bow the
faithful are going lo get lo their
churches. The government i! talking
about a ban on Sunday driving.
It might be possible that the various
oongregaUOos could team up and ride
buses to services. But then we got
Che word tho! the Orange QJunty Rapid
Transit District might nm short on fuel.
1bey've got you coming or going.
lt's enough to drive the faithful to
drink -if they could find a drink.
WHY, ONLY LAST Sunday, one Q>sta
Mesa church actually experimented with
using an elephant for transportation.
He created a conslderable stir but
somehow, You have tbe sneaking suspl-
cm !hat etepllallt -just m' going to catch on. ·
Ever figure bow much it might cost
to heat a barn for an elephant?
Thus we look toward Thanksgiving
this Thuroday and the traditiooal start
of our holiday season.
Please remember to turn on the stove
long enough to thaw out the lurker.
No overcooking, now.
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Israel C.abinet Mulls
Prewar Boundaries
BJ UDUed !'NI Iaternotloe•I chlel of stall, LI. Gen. David Elazar,
The IJreell cabinet met In emergObcy Both camed big maps.
sesaioo Ill Jerusalem loday to dllcuaa wljat o government aour<e delcrtbod THE REASON for the urgency of
u d.Ucate negotlatiolll with EoPt over tbe meeting wu not known, but Caln>
a proposal for both their onnlel to reports said Egyptian olllclals wm
withdraw lo their pr<war pOl!Uom aJona awaiting the outoom.• of unspecified
the Suez canal. "International action': aimed at bringing
Maj. Gen. Aharon Ylriv, Prime preauro on larael lo withdraw lo the
Mlnllter Golda Meir's 1pedll adviser Oct. Z2 .,..,..r.,,, lines.
and chief negotiator for llrael, walked New difficulties arose over Israeli· con.-
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SGT. EDWARD KLEIZO (LEFTJ PASSES BABY TO PRESIDENT NIXON
'I'll Novar WHh My Face Again' Ho Said Alter Light Slap
Press ·slapped~
White House Criticizes Coverage
KEY BISCAYNE, Fla: (UPI) -The
White House cri ticized some members
of the press corps Monday for trying
to create a "slapping incident" out ol
an apparently friendly gesture by Preli·
dent Nixon toward an Air Force
aergeant.
''THE WIIlTE House feels compelled
to condemn this unethical and un-
professional reporting," the While House
said in a statement released . at the
President's vacation retreat.
The Incident OCCUl'l'ed Saturday night
at Orlando after Nixon had held an
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hour-long news conlen!nce In Disney
World. M. Sgt. Edward S. Kleizo, 50,
New York City, was among about 100
well-wishers greeting the President.
Kleizo, standing with bis aon, chatted
briefiy with Nllton, joking aboot tbe
boy, and when the president turned
lo walk away, he put bis band lo Klel1.o'1
face.
The sergeant told joonlallsU Saturday
night that "the P"'5ideot slapped me,"
but he said Monday "II waa more like
a pat ori the back that you give a
friend." He aUl be was certain Nixon
wasn 't angry.
THE INCIDENT was witneoaed by
two newsmen, acting u a "pool" for
other reporters, and the White House
was particularly critical or the stories
filed by James Deakin of the St. Loois
Post-Dispatch and Fred Zimmennan of
the Wall Street Journal from the pool
account.
Canal and dlplomatle _... In Caln>
aald EiYP1 had uked the United Nations
for a detailed report aboot the bridge
which Cairo comlden a oerloul b"'8ch
ol the ~ ltablllzatioo agn!tment.
The llOU!<eO aald Egyptian Fottlgn
Undmecretary MUlll!a Lutfl made the
request Monday lo Maj. Gen. Enllo
Sliluwo, commander ol tbe U.N.
Emergmcy Forat {UNEF) dllployed ...
the Egyptian and laraell fn>nt Ones.
Slllasvuo promlled an lnvesUgatlon, they
said. ·
CEASE-nRE line neaotialon for
Israel and Egypt were cltadlocked on
the 1asue of a troop dlsenlagement after
their fifth meeting Monday.
An llraeli govermnmt source said
Yarlv would report to the cabinet on
bis talks with Egyptian Maj. Gen.
Mohammed · Gemassy and bis efforts
to end the stalemate. Another meeting
between the two generals was set for
Thursday.
He said the negotiatiDnl centering on
Ji.1rs. ~1eir's proposal for a mutual
withdrawal to prewar sides of the canal
with a U.N. wedge between the troops
was more Important than any of the
other five points in the six-point cease-
fire ·agreement
Skylab Crew
Repairs .Home
Cooling Unit
HOUSTON (UPI) -The Skylab 3
astronauts have put a fresh supply of
fluid iOO> their oitlting WOttsllOp'S In•
dispensable equipntent cooling system.
-The all-rookie crew, Gerald P. Can'
of Santa Ana, Edward G. Giboon,
formerly ol San Clemente, and William
R. Pogue, worked almost in silence
all day Monday transferring baggal!'
brought with them Into the eight-room
ship that may be their home for the
next three mooths.
CARR AND POGUE rode a stalionaey
bicycle today lo teat oow well they're
adaptq lo zero gravity. They abo lsy
in an iron lung-like device lhat monitors
the heart for laziness.
Glboon will undergo those same tests
Wednesday so all thn!e will have been
checked before their . TbanDgiv!ng Day
walk In '""""· Pogue took several hours Moriday
atternoon lo attach a special valve lo
the lab's primary cooling loop that
operates like a car radiator lo keep
electronic equipment from overhealq.
The space pilots ran Into snap ao
he was testing tbe valve and a gauge
showed the device was leaking. Further
checks revealed the "leak check"
mechanism was the culprit and tbe valve
ltaell was working ~y.
Withoot the cooling system, do<ens
of pieces of electronic equipment would
he renda...t uaelesa and tbe astronauts
would likely bsve bad lo come home.
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The White House oaid the stories Im·
plied the slap was given In anger.
"1be White House press office expects,
out of courtesy and decency, that the
papers which printed misleading llories
on this matter print clarifying reports ·
to correct the false impressions."
THE PRIMARY coolant loop serviced
Monday still has a leak in it which
the second Skylab crew looked for but
couldn't find. Flight officials plan in
the next two weeks to have the ·
astronauts do a similar servicing job
on a backup loop, which lw a smaller
leak.
Flight Director Neil Hutchimon said
Monday the crew completed preparations
lo slart experiment """' Sunday ... solar observaUon, watching comet
KdJoutelt end ~ .-nus photo-
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Air Force, including a stint in Vietnam,
said be considers Nixon "one of the
greatest presidents we've ever had.
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Rain, Snow • Ill Midwest
Belore that, lie said, they'll bave lo
gel U1rou&h a I ll-hour epecenlk Tbuz>
day, which may well eclipse the record
of the Skylab 2 crew. The a'eWlll<t1
have lo chanl!' film In the solar
Qboe<valory lnltnllneots and perfonn a
munber of npelr !asks, Including a
three-hour job on ooe of the earth aenslng
devices.
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Four Sioux Falls, S.D. youths found shotgunned to death In a park
were identified Monday as (clockwi"' from upper left) brothers Dana
Badde, 14; Stewart Badde, 18; Michael Hadralh, 15 and Roger Essen,
17. Police In Sioux Falls are seeking three still unidentified men.
Twi.sters Rip Oklalwma
Cities Apart; 5 Kilwd
BLANCHARD. Okla _ (UPI)
Tornadoes swept out of rain and bail
storms In Oklahoma Monday night, kill-
ing at least five persons, inju~ 61)
mere and causing an estimated $6 million
property damage lo numerous towns
and cities.
The most dOl!ructioo was located at
Tonkawa, Okla., a northern Oklahoma
town near the Kansas border. The deaths
and most o! tbe Injuries occurred In·
the lllburban areas of Oklahoma's beavi·
ly populated midsection.
TWO PERSONS, a mother and her
3-woek-old child, were killed In Bl..,.
chanl, about to mlles sooth of Oklahoma
Clly. Three other persons , Including two
4-montl><>ld children, died in neori>y
Moore, Oila.
Ray Saunders, 77, a oecurity guard
II Ibo ~ Ol<mty W3n!IJouse In Moore, was crushed wider a concrete
piling when the twister toppled the
warehouse ws1Js.
One of the children, Robbie Maynard
was found ht a mud puddle by a highwaf
patrolman as rescue workers cleaned
up the Royal Park Mobile Park, one
ol. the worst devastated area,, in ~.
The other child, Identified as Jennil'<r
Moore, was fo\Dld under an ovtrtumed
mobile home.
Forly-fi.ve of the Injured -., In
Moore. ~ were treeted for aa ond
broken bones and released lrom the
area's three hospitals.
AN<m!ER II mobile -.....
destroyed by the tornado , undenbsifl
Bob Lamb said loday.
"Just about everything waa doltroya!
there,'' he sakf.
Fifty National Guardamm wwe aoDed In lo protect damaged .,,,.. lrom
looting, which Lamb said bad begun
within an hour afta' the storm.
A "-'ODWl and her child were killed
In Blanchard when, aooordlrlg lo a
spokesman, "1be tornado biew away
about one.third of the town."
They were identified as Linda mn
and her -David. Ftve of the Injuries """' ..,,...ted
at Blanchard, mostly from Oyintl debrll.
The funnel that !lnlclt -d
knocked out all ·electrical pGlm' In Iha
town. A lraller park received tht bnlnt
of the damage by the Moon Ulmldo.
"WE WmE watching televia Ind
all of. sudden the.ho ... started l1lalt!nc ~~ "':13'.! ~:••7-
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Charges Rebuked
Eco-sticke1· Price Howl
Makes Snoopy Underdog
W ASHING')'ON (UPI) -"Snoopy" Is
In the doghouae, at least as fsr as
,Rep. Les Alpln (!>Wis.), II concerned.
Alpln charged Monday thst the White
-Is pushing ove!'Priced energy
suckers featuring a picture of the
famou1 "Peanuta" comlc ltrip dog.
TBll PICl'URE, allowing the flop.eared
beagle reclining on the lop of hll lbode,
11u been adopted u 111• o1ncta1 .y,;;bo,
of tbe Nllm ~'• campaign
loconoervefuel.
plan lo give the stlckm lo their
customers.
"Had Congressmen Aspln takm the
time lo cont.set OW' olfico before 1-g
his prw r<leaae, I would have gladly
Informed hi m of the ~ ·
here," Mn. Knauer aaid.
Lui week, Aspln aald, ...,,,,,..1ona1
offieo1 received a Whit• Houle letter
.lro!n Vir1JD!a ·IL Knauer, prsld~tlal
...... 1.Wat, aaennc iDIOmiatron .., oow lo Older the atickm fn>m Doi
MamUcturlna Co. In Kanaas City' Kan.
SHE SAID 0 Peanuta" c 1 r too n l 1 t
Oiarleo Shult! donated ,.. ol lhe picture
u a public servlco and thst '1hltod
Fes-Syndlcole, the <!ilpyrl&bl bolder
gave tbe ..,...,....t a free Ucenae bui
1Upulated that, In on1er lo ma1n1a1n Cft· ooly prtnte11 whom tt apprOfod print the decala. ' I
The letter quoted the price for the
decall • 14'1.'12 per -nd for 10,0l\tl;
, .. wtth larpr onlen, Alpln aald.
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bll Butolll~ ....... cmi~ :.:.\,=.i,~ A. N~~J:/i.~':!s-or~
four-Inch aticftrl can he booebt In the Barbara McNalr, ploaded 1111111
,. WuhlnllOO. D.C., .,,,. for an average Mooclay lo a chars• of attamptlna
of NO per tbowand oo purcbaaea o1 lo -opproxlmately 11 .,..,.
10,000. of heroin.
"IT'S IW> enou8h that the White M-. 315, and his ~· Houoe ihould ha OUI Ole"'•• for private arrated Oct. IS, 1971, at a p l -.. Clubl*'·-· fol: b11stn•e1/' he Aki in a st.atement, 1 peckaae delivered '° her It ~
"But It'• utterly lnexc:uaihle Iha~ the holol. Her r.-.i -.,jjjdl
AdmlnlltraU...'1 ......,... .apen.attollkl--l-
be reajiOiiiltile fuo 1Jlllhllll OVO!'Prlced ~ov:u~gl~it-=.a-•
goods .., tbe American public." The charge against Mill McNal\l
Mrs. Knauer, in' a statement l!lucd was dismissed Ju! April IS. Tbtl
through her offiC<, called Aspln's charges U'.S. attorney's offiC< .. Id at Iha'
"absurd." l1me the gr9nd jury "cledded theror
She aald tho decals will be free lo
the """11J1ler, with the biggest buyers
•rpected lo be utlllly companies who
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the at-year old singer.
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Major Oil .Firms Recigan'• Program • $1 Million
Awarded
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SACRAMENTO (UPI) -and local com. above wl!at irintee, the coort held that
Gov. Ronald Reagan's pro-Reagan's plan woula ll>ve elfectlve Jan. I, 1!30 • month totaled. The C a 111 o r n I a in federal fW>Cls would be od·
Welfare ''Scuttle.d'.
LOS->ANGEbES (UPI) -
AJitrme< premedical llludent,
diaabled In a car crash caused
by oo0tamlnated brake Ould,
WOO a judgmmt ol more lh ..
$1 million from Fon! Motor
Co. and Beverly LI• c 01 n
l\lerollry Monday.
,SACRAMENTO (AP) -In the 124-~ hlsto!l'._of the posed r<Ofi"1ltalloo of wol· Welfare Rights Organl2atlon ded to the atate mllllmum
-Three major oll rompanles -C.llfomla ~gl.sli ure that ....,_for--lhe-tlderly,_bJ.Ln_d_figured the tum al $324-mllllon luppor\ level pu ~lpltnl -
have been low)(! In contempt witnesses to a legislative com-and disabled has been scutUed over current levels. $320 for the d.llabltd. "41 ~
ol ~ Calllomlll Legislature mlttee have been found in by a court whose ruling could In an aplnlon by Justice the elderly and $IU for Ilia
for ftlulal to release data on contempt, an aide to the luJ>. increase taxpayer costs by1_Be_rtr_a_m_Jan_••c·. _a_R_e_ag:..a_n_a_,_P-__ bl_Ind_. -------·-
'Ille. Superior Court jury
made the award of
( BRIEFS )
11,GM,IU.IO to James ~
22, an.. more than three
mon1ho ol tostlmony. C lie
-suffered part la l 0 ge Queen
pval11b and permaDO!lt brain David Mosher, 20, of
dunage alter bnkea on hit Oakland, was crowned
1911 Lln<obl Continental failed at UC Dav ls and
July 11, 19?1), causing Ibo car awarded traditional
to cram Into a fountain on bou~uet of roaes after
Mt . Olympus Drive, beating seven c6eds in
ltollywood. I t i Fon! and th e -~111111 a campus e e c o n. Mosher ran on the pla\.
servlce center were c a:ed form that 'sexist' beau-
with negligence becauae Ibo ty contests for home-
crude oll pricing. Two more committee said. 1324 mllllon 8 year.
race poalble contempt clta-Attorneys for the oil ·com-CAUFORNIA Jn a sweeping dcclskm, the
tlons next week. panies linder investigation by 3rd Dlstrict Court of Appeal
Te1aoo, Mobil and Enon the subcommittee saki Uie aald the plan to implemen't
oil compa:nlel were found ln questions involved &e.risiUve grant increases w 1th o u t
contempt by a IeglslaUve sub-data whloh by-Jaw they lhould Man Held legislative approval was II· committee Moodsy. Action be able to withhold lrom com· legal and also violated a !Ml
was delayed one week apinlt petitors. stale law requiring mlnlmum
Standanl of California and SUBCOMMmEE chairman I M d levels of state linanclll sup-
Union Oil. Botb firm• have Kennell! Cory said Ute oeven ll ur er Jiort for adult recipients.
also failed to supply data firms are buying oil through State officials annOlU'lced
:sought In Aug. 30 legislative 1....,. with the Mato 81 what Of B h Monday they would seek a
subpoenas, but spokesmen !or may be below-market pr!,,... rot er rehearing of the case. A
both companies said they wei:e He said the purpose of his spokesman for Reagan ex-
attemptlng LO work out a com· investigation was to determine CHINO (UPI) _ Police ar-pressed "co~idence" the Issue
promlae to answer all except whether state law lhould be rested a 34-year-old man and would be appealed to the State
two or three or 53 questions changed to give California charged him With the murder supreme Court. made by the subcommittee. f bl il I more avora e o ease con-of hls brother, a crippled Viet-AS THEY HA VE throughout
TWO OTHER F'.QlMS, Shell tracts. · nam veteran, it was revealed the irolonged controversy,
and Aroo, previowi:ly agreed "If the allega~ons made Monday. Re a g an adm.inlstratk>n 0£.
to supply confidential written before th.is corrun.ittee are cor-Officers said William Mullen ficials sought to assure 500,000
replies, including ,.bpoenaed reel, the Staid of Callfornla was arrosted last Thuraday agl>d blind and crippled redp-
company records, to all of is not getting. lair market · alter. be wu loun~ standing 'lents that !heir January
the subcommittee questioM. value for its oil and we are on his front lawn shouting benefit checks would not be
'lbe actions of the joint sub-losing $150,000 a day/' said "I killed him. I shot him." '· cut back.
Homeowners:
if tllere's anydini advertised ii
today's paper YiMfd ~to on,
renllllberwhoamhelp
youbuyiL
Avco.
You may convert the bullt·up equity In your house Into
caah In your handa. Ca1h to do whatever you want to dO, I
and pay back conveniently 9ver a period of years. ~
HO~EOWNER LOANS TO $21,000.
Lollna o-$5,000 on• colllblnllllon
of RH! Etlale Ind PellOllal P1operty.
J#AVCO FINANCIAL SERVICES manuitcturer put the coo· · h uld laminated brake fluid in the coming queens s 0
car, and the garage failed _be_'-pro_hi_'b_it_e_d_. ----
committee on public lands Cory, a Dem o c r a I I c lnalde the house, police said In a preliminary estimate,
were referred to Sacramento assemblyman from Garden they found the body of Thomas the state Department of Social
County Superior Court for en-Grove. Mullen, 23, wboae leg was in Wellare aaid the ruling would
forcetnent. The committee probe COVers 8 f\11:1 Cast from recent COr-nll1 · about $300 mjlljon more 2716-D Ml,.... Sf\09,. CMll "'"' IS6-1 ..
It was only the fourth time a wide range of pricing ques-rective surgery for a war· a year in state welfare cost5 . : :: =~1.~':;r.!i:Mt"' ~=
to change It although the car
had traveled 43,000 miles, ac-
conling In Robert Otarboo·
neau. Huson'• atlomey.
lions and data about which related injury.. plus undetermined local COits. 111n ,........,..., ~111n v111.., ,,....,_,, '11u• ::.S:,
oil supplies are ~ . in The brothen bad quarrelled Legislative welfare IOUl'Cel :=: ~~1·t.w1:'r=. 0~.:.. 141 ... ,.
T M ..J ,;. s specific amount5 for rpedfic over the family dog, police figured it would mandate $283 •11 s... Mii" sr., s.1111 ""' .....u1.., •• ~,
it)() .fl, .... ~,. 1tSp~~~.-'P_rod_ucts_and __ m_ar_ke_ts_. ____ sm_·d_. ______ ~~-milllon-· __ m_or_e_a_,_y_ear_in_ata_te_;_~~':~,•~w...='~':.,...,.~'="~·~':"~~·~··-',:'~"~""'=..,.::::::_--------·-"->""_ ... c_
e Strike Ended
LOS ANGELES (AP)
Television studio sla'tehands
ended their three-week strike
Indicted in Arizona
TUCSON (AP) -Willie
Steelman and D o u g 1 a s
Gretzler, linked to slayings in
two states, have been served
wilh three indictments by
Pima County officials.
found dead early this montb
in their apartment.
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early today, voting to accept
a management pay off~r.
Mike I:.ong, secretary of the
Jntematlonal Alliance of
Theatrical Stal• Employes
Local 33, said the voting was
"close" on the pay offer.
Details of Ibo $Ol~ement were
not immediai.ly -
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juana, M~xlco man bas been
=~Ut~~=~ worth ol beroin into the United
States.
Raul Triana Pacheco. 4.1,
was convicted by a federal coort jury Monday. Ills wife,
Ramonl Hernandez de Triana,
42, .... found lnno:tnt. . ...__ ....
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Mark L. Nathanson, a
member of the county Qime
and Delinquency ·CA>rruniSlion
and lormer praidenl of the
city Building and Safely Com-
-; WU amoted -y for ) allegedly accepting a
$2,IOO bribe to Influence a zm.
ing appeal.
Nathamll was taken into
custody by lnvesUgatora of the
bunco-forgery squad in a West
Hollywood parking Io I ,
moments after he allegedly
accepted the money in an
envelope from garage owner
Saul Mlmer. He Is free oo
ball loday.
e Dn1Arre1t
LOS ANGELES (UPI)
Cocaine with a atreet value
estimated at aboUt $300,000
was confiscated and a husband
and wile """' 8J'l'eSted at their home by •late and local
narcoUca of!lcen Monday.
The indictments contain nine
count!, including first-degr ee
murder, robbery and kid·
naping, County Atty. Dennis
OeConclni said Monday •.
He said the fin! indictment
charges the paJr wilh murder,
burglary and robbery in the
1hooting deatha of Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Sandberg .
University of Arizona students
Hitchcock
Tells Court
Of Perjury
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A milUonalre witness admitted
In court Monday that he had
committed j>erjury four times,
had pleaded guilty In two lel-
ooies and bad used poydtedellc
and addictive drugs.
William Hitchcock, 34, an
heir to the Gull Oil Co.
fortune, was on the wttneas
stand at the trial of three
men charged with manufac-
turing LSD, evading taxes or
ronsplracy.
In answering questions by
a defense attorney, he also
admitted be had promised to
atop lying in return !or not
being indicted in this case.
Michael Alan Avril, 13, and.
Those on trial are Robert
T. Scully, 28, of Mendocino
and Nicholas Sand, 32, of New
York, both charged with
evading taxes and making . um, and I.eater Friedman,
44, of Cleveland , charged only
with conspiracy in drug mak.·
ing.
Jlis ·wife, Antha Louise , 26,
registered pharmacists, were
booked on suspicion o f
pe1e1don ol narcotics for
aale.
ANOTHER INDICl'MENT
accuses them of murder, rob-
bery and kidnaping in the
death of Gilbert Sierra, 19,
of Tucson, DeCroncini said.
The third indictment, he ad·
ded, charges them with kid·
naplng. and robbing Vincent
Annstrong, a Wliverslty stu-
dent wbo claimed he escaped
from men he later identified
as Steelman and Gretiler.
'Ille indictments, handed
down Friday, were served
Monday afternoon, DeCoodnl
said. The pair also ll>s been
arraigned on nine count5 of
munte.r 1n C8\ifornla.
Steelman and Gretzler have
been linked to the execution--
like slayings ol at leaat 17
pmons in Arizona and
Calilornla, author!Uea aald.
The s u s p e c t s reportedly
have waived extradlUon to
Arlwna, and DeConcinl aaid
bis chief deputy Is conferring
w i th C81Hornia authorities
about returning them t o
TuC!OR for trial.
DeConclni, however, admits
he Is "pesaimlstic" that Ibey
will face trial bere.
Pair Nixes
Liz' Reward
DEL MAR (AP) -A couple
refused a !500 reward after
they found and turned in
Daisy Mae, actress Elizabeth
Taylor's rare Shih Tzu dog,
authorities said.
The litUe black-ond.,.hlte
dog, which ll>d disappeared
Sunday wbUe Miss Taylor W1l5
vtsiting the beach al neerl>y
La Jolla, wu picked up by a
representative of the actress
alter the unldentilied rouple
turned the animal in at a fire
station, a spokesman said.
Little Gem
Indian Arts
announce
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It's part of the treatment at First
Healthcare Centers. Because we know
. that a little pampering does wonders
forthe spirit.
We offer all the professional nursing
caie you' doctor 51rderC\I. We're
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Accreditation of Hospitals.
And as important as nursing care is,
it isn't everything. We know that
emotional health is vital to physical
heaj_th. So In addition to our be~uty
salon, we offer a full program of
activities-crafts programs, movies,
bingo games and much more. Tbcre'a
something for everyone.
After all, we have parents, too.
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World War II memories of A coupons, C coupons
• and fuel allocation boards have been stirred by recent
lalk of possible gasoline rationing to help alleviate the
fuel crisis.
One thing that could be said for gas rationing in .
that period was that there was a certain feeling of
patriotic dedication in the inconvenience. \Vhether to-
day's public would feel similarly inspired is open to
question.
President Nixon himself has expressed a lack of en·
tbusiasm for rationing, recalling lhe headaches of his
wartime tire·rationing job. Not the least disadvantage
would be the need for a huge new layer of admlnistra·
tive bureaucracy.
Unfortunately. the alternative appears to be an
increase in the 4-cent federal gas tax. An JnCrease up
to 20, SO or even 40 cents a gallon has been suggested.
This might well discourage driving and encourage car
pools, but it· could be an insupportable economic burden
for the low.income worker who is absOlutely dependept
on bis car to get him to a, dJstantjob.
The task of findi ng and enforcing the ultimate solu·
lion is not an enviable one.
Looking back over the three decades since the atom
was split, one might wish the momentous deci$ioh to be
first1.<> put a man on the-moon .c0ulamsteadnave1>ee\i ,
a . decision to be first to put man in ttuclea.r-powereii
transportatioil. . -, _
There's a project that could indeed have changed
the world.
(:onservation Pays Off
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On the subject of_ energy conservl!tion, students in
one Minnesota school district have found it can pay off
in cold cash. .
A couple of months ago. the administration of the
Spring Lake Park School District decided to see if turn;
ing off lights In empty rooms and reducing lighting in
hallways, gyms and other communal areas would re-
sult in a noticeable saving,. 1
To enlist student cooperation, the administration
offered to contribute 2 percent of any saving to>the •tu-
dent fund for field trips or other diversions, _ •
The first two.month electric bill of $14,174•sbowed
a whopping reduction of $3,751 over the 1972 bill I or
the same months.
Encouraged, the administrators estimate that the
district's annual electric bill of about $117,000.1can be.
cut by 20 to 25 percent if students and staff keep up
the level of cooperation -and the student fiind can
garner !DOre than $500.
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·Remarkable Reaetionl· ' ' ' 1
The leaders of the United States "have, heed' creat·
ing Wars around the world ever since the=· end of World \Var 11" as part of a conspjracy to convince t Amer-.
ican people that the United ·Nations is nece ry to in-
sure peace ...
. .President Nixon is Committed to th creation of a ~otalitaria~ wor~? governmenl and is "~uttin~ ihe .Pl'an
mto practiqe . . . . ;·
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All the top U.S. diplomats, includin~ 'Nixon u n4
Henry Kissinger, belong to an exclusive mside iifoup.I
heavily influenced by Communist ideology , ., . ;
These arid similar coinments on the state of the na·
.\ion were delivered in Newport Beach last week by one
Charlie Smith •. former black 'militant who now belongs •·
to the John Birch Society. \\
-Mr. Smith's right to air his views and the right of ·
the Newport Harbor-Costa Mesa Board .of-Realtors ..to'
invite him to address their weekly breakfast is not td
be questioned.
But the fact that his remai:ks were received with
enthusiastic applause is nothing short of astonishing.
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Age Groups
~YD NEY J. HARRI~
Up at the lake this summer, we
returned home from dinner out one eve-
ning, to find a dozen youngsters sitting on
the living-room floor playing silly games.
What pleased me immensely to see
this sight was the
fact lhal lheir ages
ranged from nine up
to 19.
Testifying not long
ago before a Senate
s.ibcmlmittee on ~
cial problems. Dr.
1.fargaret Mead, the
distinguished anthro-
pologist, remarked
that one of th most critical defects in
modern America is the compartmentali-
zation of age groups, so that people tend
to iasoociate only with others in their
same age bracket -\vith a lost sense of
sympathy and understanding between
the generations.
THIS IS TRUE among young people
today, in a way it wasn't when I was
young. The scene in the living-room
that night carried me back to my own
childhood in the 1920s, when my cousins
and I and our friends all played together
during the summers, from the first·
graders up to the college students,
without any hint of ~ondescension or
loss of status.
In the intervening decades, however,
our society tended more and more to
'become fissured -to the point where
16-year-olds or 14-year-olds or 12-year-
olds became locked within their ow_n
narrow age group, aspiring toward the.
older and looking down their noses at
the .younger.
But ages are traditionally supposed
Dear
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Gasoline ~tioning won't bother me
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Gtoem' Gus cM1111111tt •re ...,,.,,,,.. bl'
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to ronn links, not barriers; we cannot
learn appropriately from those older
than us if they reruse to take part
in anything with "little kids,'' and if
the 'social goal is to grow up as fast
as possible in terms of freedom and
autonomy.
The accelerating compartmentalization
of our time has resu1ted in the "teeny-
bopper" who obscenely tries to imitate
his oJder brother and sister, usually
with disastrous.results, rather than being
content to . be and do what is proper
for a given age group. (Of course,
even when I was young we all yearned
to be older and be able to do things
no~ now ~rmitted; but this yearning
was also coupled with much satisfaction
in doing childiSh things as well.)
AGE IS a conttnaam, not a discrete
series of breaks; 19 must ren:iember
what it was like to be nine, just as
39 must remember what it was , like
to be 19. Our 'sympathies most range
fOrward and backward in time, if societY
is going to have any cohesion C and
any ongoing satisfaction). We have
already lost our grandparents (in the
19th-century sense of knowing them),
.and we are on the way toward losing
our parents, in any emotionally sup-
portive way .
But ages cannot exist "''ithin their
own boundaries; it is a delusion to
suppose they can. Each needs support
from younger and older both; when
such support-~"rnissing, soeie~y~is bound
only by a hostile symbiosis:
Energy ·necisions Ar~ Being. Sta~le~.
I\' ASHINGTON -Having been turned
down by President N,ixon five times
earlier this year for a 10-ce.nts·<i-gallon
federal gasoline tax to conserve fuel ,
the Treasury is pushing him hard now
for an even bigger tax as an alternative
to coupon rationing.
Faced with the
Hobson's choice of
rationing or tax in~
creases, J\.fr. Nixon
may DO\Y reluctant-
ly go along with the
JX"!'airy: But ..mer.-as _ CoogreSs t f: n
•. mo(ltJ'i~ a&o miglit ,
have-acquiesced, an-
ti-gas tax sentiment today is deeply em·
bedded among Democratic leaders on
Capitol Hill. The probl~m : any impasse
v.ith Congress over how to cut gasoline
~ion is intolerable in the fa~
of the cut-off of Arab oil.
Thus, at the eleventh hour with the
last tanker sailing soon rrom the
Mideast, the Nixon administration still
_ has not made basic policy decisions
Wick s •
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'Put that light out/'
( EVANS ·NOVAK·)
on ronserving energy. \\'hat's· "-'Orse,
it has not yet even perfected decision-
making machinery. Nobody is in cbarge
of managing the energy crisis anti the
President remains characteristically
aloof.
MR. NIXON was similarly aloof l8't
\\inter \\·hen WaU Street investment
banker William Simon, freshlY installed
llS Deputy Secretary of the' Treasury,
proposed an extra · l~ts-a-gallon
gasoline tu (in addition to the present
4-oent !ederal tax). Although SilJl()n's
primary intent was anti-inflationary, he
also wanted to conserve fuel in the
energy crisis which then seemed 11>
distant to other administration officials.
Gtiorge Shultz, Secretary of t h e
Treasury, fUlly concurred . But not
Richard Btf. Nixon, frozen to the doctrine
thQ.t Americans have reached the upper
limits of their taz-paying ability.
In the. curiously detached manner of
the Nixon White House, there was no
personal confrontation between the
President and gas-tax proponents. In
February. Simon's memorandum for a
tax increase went up to the White House.
It came back with presidential disap-
prov,at Simon repeated the exercise in
March, April, t.tay and June. Four more
times Mr. Nixon said no. Finally,· in
June, ShuJtz advised his deputy to desist.
AT THAT POINT, John Love resigned
as governor of Colorado to be<Xlme Mr.
Nixon's en6gy czar. But lhough the
energy shortage was clearer and .the
danger oC Arab reprisals more i~t.
Love adopted no contingency planS. Only
last wee~ did Love recognize the prob-
ability of coupon rationing. .
Meanwhile, the energy e x per f s
assembled al the Treasury by Silnon
(v.'ho have declined to join Love's dis-
' 'joiit~ operali0n) have .drafted a plan ed Mr. Nixon has' 'belatedly come'. to
for ·OJnservlng 2.7 million barrels. of realize that bittel'. · ~ii;e -. :~
oil daily without ·coupon rationing. taxes or coupon rlt5oning ~ lS 4e.entlal.
Everything from using cold-.wat.er Counting ·on the President'•~ to
detergents to mandatory 50-m.p.h. speed ·rationiJlg, dating from hjs-w9t14 War
limits is included. But the Treasury's ·II tµ:perience , as 141 OP-A-(~ · ~
biggest single sa\'ing . 780,000 barrels· Price AdministraUon). b\fta..-. the
a day, would resuJt from pooling Trei.sury 'ls bettinc · be ·will tab-"'tbe
passenger cars. tax route.
JIOW TO FORCE car pools "'·ithout But il may be too· ~(e,. tOnlllilering
gasOline rationing? A huge gasoline tax. the ~ on Capl~I Hill. Rei>: ~lbur
So, the Treasury is now pressing for· D. Malls of ~· just ~after
an eictra tax . between 20 cents and back surgery, IS, incl~ .:fainst.t.Jbf&htr
30 cents a gallon · Add~ •· ,,..._ ·'--· g"" ta .... -So..Jo..llep.. 1R ;in al
creases caused by s~ ~;;.."'.~~!Jl:egon.,lt;lt)( "-~i!"""·~ W~ ~
would push a gallon of regular gasoline., and =~ee "'A..lOli'I ,
over one doUar this \vinier--steeP 1 ~· * ~f!~~Yf-. .. '
enoogh 19_ force car pools and discoura11e 1~ ......:.. .... , ~ , -~ ' consumption. iu:m, !.'f"~'' r .... " .... ra, ~
To Shultz. and the Tieasuryts other taxes. ~· · L::~ ;.
laissez-faire a~vocatp, this iJ vastly Be.s1'l:ft-'T :: ~~~:J.::
preferable to installlilg a semi-'1ennane~ · ad~~i.; ... ;-~:-;.~. ·~·~'· , .
rationing bureaueracy: 'I1le 'Tr~ theec~""i .... ~::r.t:rt~to tho · · ' I ' ...... ~ . CrlSIS \\'OUld compensate the mpact .on ..... ei • , -·· -. . , .. --Uli,_.
tax brackets by . tin~ng with either must be funne ~ ~ tU ~ ~ taxes _ perhaps lowering the telephone staff, the overwork~. Alexander 1.fafl·
excise. perhaps reducing income tax Energy CW' lov.e ref1,l~s 19 Ja"-..
rates for those earning less than $t5,000 ma~ .. 'llle .Identical cooc!Uion that -, a year duc«I macuon aa the. et)ergy ·¢sis ·~ . · proaclled lnblb\I& rapid acti00 now tbi,I
JNSIDE the.administration it is believ-the a'isia is here. . • ,
Feud Hurt,s Planning
To .A·llevinte Crisis
\VASHINGTON ~ An angry blo"'·UP
between Treasury Secretary George
Shultz and energy czar John Love has
re.suited in cutting off the Treasury's
supefb energy staff from oil.pollcymak·
~ ing.
The Treasury ...
perts had nettled the
(1~Cit~~j
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.·Whi.te House by is·
1be .feud iJ 1!iu:tlng the. V,itaI illannint
for the energy Crisis. tu ·one iioUrct
told us bitterly: "'What has ha~
lo oor policy 0n enft"gy i1 "tblr It I
run by.one too arrogant lo li>len (
ing J?lllona) and ajlolher too -t~ ""4•rs\and ("-ling Lover." ~ ,
' ' The Pre·sidential· ··Ye~ fo;r Eleg·ance i¥:~:c~~
' · that Pn!sident Nix· FOOnlO'l'Et A IPOI< ..... for ' · ' · · '.3 -.1c f R ' on didn't · w a n t lo Did he Is atNQlinc :-1111 a bil .., Sce1ies .. of For eign: Gta1i"u~ur Di fi cult i'o esist take. when UJe • . aifd ·• ~u -1o nnd flie 111i1 ~ warnings tumed'<>Ut to be all lo accurate. lion. ·~e is a ~ man
WASHINGTON> -Those \rho travt.:l
cibroad in the "''ake of a President or
the United States are often exposed
to scetfes bf grandeur \\1hich are foreign
to the American democratic tradition.
This is a kind of y3.hoo reaction but,
having been a Presidentiiil fellow
tra\•cler for many years and hundr~s
of thousands of miles, I have the im· ' •'----:;.. -........ .-..... pttsaon" m.111• t -"' .....,
dents pick up a com·
municabie iitfection
from this kind of
majestic eXposure.
h-Ltybe t h i a ex·
plains in $00le part
President Nixon's
only koown passion.
itte desire lo live in
luxurious and Im·
· is str. ictly naimented into monumental distortion occurred when he decided this it seemed only to infuriate. the Wbilo doesnA ~.!!?:". ~f • .~!'fll&thed'-'"'--"
N official splendor. was' suitable ftr him, although his more _ The.Treasury experts.are now wamiug . k~wl~ of the blow,..,, \~b ut ~ ~ '>' House more. · 5~·-1 <>r ·"'"" ~~ my
RI CHARD WJLSO · In Peking the contrast is more respectO<I }Kiljlic image was that of a that . a prolonged Arab oil boycott will . ~~wledged1 , ~!.lfeau•·~~bei>I!,, ~I awkward. The heavy morning haze praginatic, . ipdefattgable worlcer un-· Id lioJ nose Gil "' WllC o " produced by c;llarcoal fifes in a lumdred concenied by1 persooal comfort and Clll,!le Of0110mic diJrup~, $hich rou .. saJd "Sllulti i• cWdiM' to rillaUDe ,. :
thousand huts and hovel~ has scarcely status symbols, and unaffected by praise plunge: 1.he ,cOuntry ~to , a,· seve:re ·uoninitexcept a a ~·1•• ·retort ••. j of the executive wing to create a more
agreeably rich ambiance.
This proiresslon _w~ .. b~t to mind
initially by ~. l'l'f"'Ot Ourry in India
over ui; 'ojlalr&4. bel-•tlle ··~ of offidal life imd the 'slluq,_or of ' hun·
dreds of. millions. !Ddiri Gruldhi,
evtdently someWJil! desper~te over her
own Political ooodltioii, rode to ·work ·
in a horse and buggy to demonstraie
her humble devotion to austerity, to
hoots of derision from the opposition.
1 d bef ts ( th I s Qu k · recession. Only unpopular controls, in· ..... · 11 c eare ·away ore srrvan o e or b ame ·-a partan a er image eluding gasoline ·rjtionlng, can alleviate people begin to prepare for 9-eoul"Slt4 • of a mart with great talents and middle • "' ' ... banquets in the imm.ense Great Hall class values even if his scruples were ~e dowmtide, thej tnUt. " -1 , • OIAM9I ceur .
1 9{ the .People where the patrician Chou fle~ble. , , , BUT"l'lll8 ISN'T ·what the~emheltlcd . I '8>1lilse't ,.,v·will1SJ~'-·lhas. t !light J!nlertain a new 'l1llS Thl.uiE bas :i.d~;g.,i;,· a~~: -N~ -~ 1o he8r.<'ftii ShOWdcnin" • : i•ltlP'AlllftJ '""!: .
w ~ · b . 1 ' -ClhlO over ,a· Treuury iilltem<nt on -. u ID: Paris it is eVen ~wse md ~h cer~. una ai ~n ,.,emente and ,:~ 151 calling (or "-~ con-Robtrt N. Wfed, ~Mt&fr' • .
to ium the head of Jackie Ke y. haKey B~yne, ahndbethett Pres!flden! thewohauldd ~tlon. The Whlte Hoo,. {tit II,. .. , ' Tllo111C1t1 IC~ ujW .. •
&o:lt n understandable. ii unforgivable, ve ~ muc . er o 1 . ~In.a 'way lllat would antag<lllize >n..:........!.J:l·.<. • ' that Nixon came back from one of not invested tn either place. There ia ....,;. ..__i...:;.81 ti f deft .... tia' ...... ~.~~_, .,'""
these· ·tri~ to clothe bis White House ~t any doubt, however, that both places tl;,,~fu• <~ a 016·0; caWOlnego • BcUt~ NIC ldik>r , i • pol~ In costumes suitable for an :''II prove,.to have been good fmancial At the\~"11 _,.., tove lu&d ' n,. -'•t.i'"" ,'f,.i;~•
amJteur performance of "The Student mvestments even without the millions and ..,1~ ~Treas ry M•t.,;,.,,• t"Pl\ot ~"' -....,,,~ ·
Prinee."" This · charade was mcr<lfully spent by ·the, Seaet Service to. make "Y.,;:•.;;:1~'ii:i \&.;• tt." .;,;:;,;r;;i ...-.;-,.,. ,. • ........, oo t-iii"W;
+ press.ive · surTOUndings . commensurate
Vlith his posltiOn if not his· bank actOUnt.
lie hM progressed i!). his official and
unolli<lal life fl"Ol1) • )no<lest [i!tle house
in the Washington suburbs tq a demt.
mansk)n in Washington proper, on
through a new ca11rorni11 hOu.se to a
luxurious Manhattan apartment. and
finally to the more elaborBite compounds
in Key Bisca~ and San .. Clemente ..
One •'ho l\as ~!tended a garden ,party
for · a President Of the United' _states
in the lavish gardens of the Presidential
palace ~t New Delhi can readily un·
derstand the Indian comm<ll reaction.
The conr rast wJth . the slums of old
Delhi is devastating. There Is no contrast
that sharp in this country.
FOR THAT MA1TER, II Is not much
dlrferent 1n . the J>eojjli'JR<p\lblic:11ie
g·randiose milieu of Soviel official life
put!l \\1ashington to shime. An American
President rinds himself amidst the
elegance of the czars. complei< "1th
the crimson-draped royal box at the
Bolshoi theater, In a vast city which
allOndolted qulcktt than the~pecial White them oeeure. HO dernlMM lllll•oll energy statements ··di.,.,......_ ... """llt:tn-
Houle spy unit Mien J. Edgar Hoover The trojlble Is that !l""lli• caq ,un; be cbameled llln!tlgh him. Agreel'f., ....., ..,. ~ <!ol-. ... '
objected. derst. a!)d that Jolm Kenne<!Y wu tlcli ;.;,·1,. H~·-, •I•"· direct.Lo Shul.·-· 0 .,._,., by S!Mklll11 a~ IOI'
by mherltance, that Ike as a national ci;'!;:' au ";..!i."~temenl: her.,:rter • _, -IM'by "'"" tliW Illa · ALL THIS merely to say that a distor· hero deserved the best, and that Lad)! with U>vc . '"' · ' ' ""-II!'.:-·~·;.:;::,;..._ "" ·1
uon of O.mocratlc behavior takes place Bird Johnson was a sharp bus~ Shultz ,;,,Q snapped at U>ve that • ~ ,..T:;..:;• . ~;!E._'"" when a man becomes president and not ~~man: but they cannot unde,..t~ why he was ·~a utely incompetent" and edt·~~:c:"'" •. !!"!': z= '--even Dwight Eisenhower was immune to Nixon need! the trappings ot the rich ---~ -r~ ~ ...... ... swore t!>•t lhe Trta.!W1 woold no longer ~ .. p1 1a.1or il He1et people shower him with gifts or how he_. got the money, to pay lot work with him. ...-ind· ... ..,. Wa .,.. Jittor for hiJ farm at Gettyiburg. Even his them out 01•• government salary.. ·""'-_..,_
pre" reUnue bought him a'helfer. o The anS'fcr, of course, is that he TIDS HAS LED to a breakdown In ,, .. .., .... --••w•
The forgiving, then, can have oom• did not. bu\ borrowed the money from relations betweeh the two staffs .• Shlll!J's =~.=.tr--~ AT <nOli SAM£" time he has elevated I the White Houae to • higher level of
quiet tltpnee and rebuilt the interior
compa1181on for Nixon's irresistible desire his rich !ri<ndJ, which doea not. make cblJf energy expert, William Simon, and "'"''-
to se~ hlnlllell up ln grand llYie. He Nixon's problem any easier to clear LOve's chief ol !Call. Charles D!Bon•, ',T\f8Sdlj,.,wvember '20,-1D73'
has plenty of preced.~nt for it. Th< up. will hardly ·~ to one another.
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g:rance. Am now advised that they can be made to do so
by burying garlic cloves around the rose bush roots . .No,
thl1 doesn't make them smell like garlic. It's said just to
stimulate the rose scent somehow. Shrug. f . l Two ol the •~kep wonls that lip reader cannot· see
t6 nad ~ "bairn and "egg." Or so an expert reports.
Prteiunably, • lip reader therefore could become conlUBed
whM ~ng phrase.s like "hard l><>!led hair" and '1oog
blonde fU."
tn the first year of marriage, the major cauSe of di-
varce· lit said to be in-laws, In the 20th year of marriage,
the ma]Or cau1e for div...., jj said to l>t aleoholism.
Add to your list of collective DOWIS: I< gJ;jsl of bees, a Je!P·Ol leoparcla, a tribe at pats and a sleuth.of .bean.
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TELLS OF BRIEFING
Con9re11rn1n Hinshiw _
Death Notk!es
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ILl.KEl.Y SNrln Uon BliDIJ· "1 Ctntw sr .. ·t11111-'1'm~n..~'*by .:.~~1~:1~~:
By WILUAM iblumER
OflltWfNllt .....
' hesident Nim! toid a croup
of Cengreumen laat -that hi s palt ,. ... months in olllce
have been a '4lltinc bell", Rep.
Andrew H1nlhaw (R-Ntwpo11
Beach) lald Monday in Irvtoe.
"The Vietnam bomlllng and
shaky peace, the eeooorey,
energy and the Mldeaat -
any mie la a big eaouch prob-
lem to .hancf1&...at one time/'
Hinohaw said lbe Pmldent
told the gathering.
"But add the overlay ol a
cancerous pnilllem 11 k e
Watergate and it Is 1l1D01t
toQ much to bear," Hlnlbaw
said.
HINSHAW RELATED the
essence of the Prelident'1 briefing lo the ...,., __
during a I-meellng ol
the ltvine Cout Republican
WQmen'a Club at the Altporter Inn.
Hinlbaw said the l'r<lident
talked about many of the
same thlap be later dlacussed
in a -""".....,.. S.lurday in Florida.
Nixon dwelt heavily on
W aterpte and the talk Of lm-
peachm .. t, mlllbaw salcl
"He told us he baa made
aerioua llllistak .. that might
ORANGE CQ11NTY
prevent many Republlcan of-
licialJ from relumlng after
the next election," Hinshaw
said. "But he told 111 ID keep '--------~ the fallb even If we doo1
loot .. atroog nut year ..
we cld in 1m.."
lllN8R&W SAID the Presi-
dent is, "obviouaJy atrongly
qa1nst Impeachment" ~
...... be thinks the divisive-
~ woold 1 .. 1 for many
years.
"But be said be woold not
re1Jgn from the
responolbllUUes to wlrlch be
was elected," Hinshaw aallt.
Hilllhaw predicted tbat the
lmpeadunent talk will last
welt' Into 1974, "in a paru.an
effort to affect the outcome or the COllll't"lmial elec·
Uons."
Hinsllaw .atd the Prosldent·
believes his actions and those or the United states prevented
the "utter destrucUon" ot
Israel during the recent MJ<l-
d1e East war.
11WE IN FAtT did .save
Israel with our aJert and
material and if we did not
atep in1 Israel would have
ceued to exist while the
Soviets dominated that entire
section of the globe," Hinshaw
quoted the Pmident a s
Moscone Rips Reagan Veto
C a I lfomla gubemaklrlal Cl'llWd ol UCI lnJtructors toward teaching s a I a r y
candidate Sen. Georae R. plbered In studeot Center grlewnces and lhat be had
M..,_ (D-San Francisco) Two. the right ·to do so.
pttdided lolol!day that the Actually, Sen. Moscone told
Legislature will reconvene BB AL80 CllARGED lhat his audience, the opinion by the
before lhe end o/. the year the Attorney General's Office attorney general's office only
due to the veto of bis eon-failed to pavfde a firm the ''-b · 11 troverslal bill to allow ool-guJdellne for Goo. Reagan's says premise of ""' 1
leclive bargaining by teac:ben. allegedly impqler veto of the was arguable.
~-man ~ ~-•---_ _._ ...... ._ bill. u~ w>u •u~ w ·----HE CHARGED Iba! In any
eeed Ronald Reagan in the The governor vetoed the bill legal arena, a subjeel is
those iroomda. . The senator said be bad
revieftd the ·~ gent:<' al's oplnkn and lhat II t. one
of the most vague pi.... of
·writing for what It purported
-to say that be bu ever aeen.
· matters and so far bas caught saytn(.
lljmUw said the Presldeol no nih," Hinshaw said.
' oommet!led brlefiy 00 tbe
energy erislf, saytnc America lllNSllA W TOUCHED again
made a mistake In depending Oil the Impeachment situation
too mU<h .., outside spurce• and lbe mall be baa been
ol power. getting.
lllnsbaw offered Mime com-We did a check of 653 of
.-of hll own cm the firing Ibo 1,000 letlen we recel•ed
of opecial Watergate_. favorln1 lm~men~"
cut« Archibald Cex. lllnsbaw said. 'About MO .. c;,. clldn1 proceed with the . were from Democrats, eo
main Umist ol the nearly-aim-from Repub11C8111!,' ilO from in-
plete Watergate invesligaUon dependents, ilO from t he
beca\Jle he went on a fishing American Party and two from
upedllloo In to peripheral · Peace and Freedom."
"Bui 19il had no current
voter registration at all and
If · someone doesn't exerdte
his right' to vote, he has no
place opeaklng out '° l"'!dlr. on issues such as this,
Hinshaw said.
The congressman predicted
the . Republican Party would
pull out of Its Uilspln.
"We have reached the bot·
tam of despair as Republicans -
In this Watergate affair and
are on the way back up,"
Hinshaw .atd. "! C8ll •tart
smiling again for real.''
WE HAVE A BROTHER wHO IS A. PATIENT IN A
VETERANS HOSPITAL WHAT SH0ULD WE DO TO
BE PREPARED IF ANYTHING HA.PPENS7
by EUGENE 0 . BERGERON
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governor's mans1oo blames Its basically oa gmmds It was arguable and lhat in fact the
current tenant's dislike d not needed; could be avoided Charles Manson m u I t i p I e
teaeben and lad< ol sympathy througb a r-attitude murder ease wu arguable on
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also termed himself a Jl"O-r ... ional Richard NlaOIHlater
and .atd lhat the Watergate
alfalr should at 1 ... 1 provo);e
!Orne positive action to pre-
vent such incident..
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He eJalnied the ,.,........ le·
nored a slnlog support in the
Assembly.
MOSCONE AL80 etwied
the atmosphere of the past
few months in Soenm<nto bas
grown inertulnl!Y diltleult for
all legislaton and fac:Uoru
tbat are not strictly aligned
with Reagan.
"He bates everybody, not
just teachers," the Senate
Majority Leader told a
ol tnstrueton at UC Irvtoe dur-
ing one of several vialts to
Orange Ceunty groups.
"It'll make my stOJ')' short
... my bill passed with more
than a two-thirds majority,"
Sen. llfOIOOoe told a spar8e ih1rv K--.th J-. lllO JOIM SI., 'Cat.II Mii.i. 01t. of 41Httl._ NDY9mblr ••k.rm. Sur\11¥1d 11v wut, ,.,Ol'"tJ-eons. lM ~)Ind Mlr~=:r~-Mlchotll•i., ii~~"""· ,~. { 1 • RIQUllm Miss Fr1dlv. Novtrnlllr F .-O AM. SI. JCIM ifW 91Ptl•t C1thollc ormer 'C~:!!'i lnllf"IM!lll PIClflc \/ I 1 w 'N. at Plrll. 91 tl-Bll'Mron FINIM"al ~· co.1. ~~~rr .... · 'J=:,...,t flucl) Mll'T'L 2'1101 a..ch ll'ld.,
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~~ •• ~~ ~~"-Hello Mtmorill ~. ,E.:.. .. A:;;:.r*.-,,,·~~ ~ .. ·-.... ~· SANTA ANA - A f«mer ._...., __...... ... ......... .... Weslminster city councilman, ~ 11. lf71 6urvtwd 11'1' wit.,
htvrli llluoh'9r, J1111 F1n1r, OI' Ft. free ~ $50,000 tail, ls
, Floridal QTlndson. Dr. Rlclllrd --L-.&..1-..I lo ~·· in Santa 11111", Los ..,_lesl ~tndd-htlf', :tUK:UUn:U ---M,,_ AH1n loml'Weller, Dubuque, •-1 Ana uncl I urt Nov 2e • ~htr, How1rd McConlow. Stn Fr1r.. m J>8. CO • t=~ .. 11~~. ~:=i .... ~1~M. ';.r:mfc on charges of grand theft.
W:n Chlllll. 1nt1rment, It 1 "• r •Io• John Robert Parks, 49, who ~Ill Pl<'1l. Sterllna, Colotl<lo. ~Piel! c View ~.~rtcton.. served on the Westmlmter
,Cftlro ,,..,...~ c. Mleilor•. J633'I council from 1964 to 19SI, WU
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,wrfe Elli"°"': l:rolhlr, GI I c Cl m Cl ed with ,M1c11lon1 11,ier, F•11Kft """'"· tiotti Orange poUce arm a t:nc1wriwnc1r1n..;.,.~it:=.·i!=. warrant charg1na him with
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•l<.1lell1 Ayto., An111tJm. P1clflc \llrw Parks' arrest-ended a three-;Mortu•l'Y· oie;rir~l.Nl!ll!I f the ~Anni Sedetmtiet". UI El Moltlnl, NtwpOl'f week investigation 0 ~111Ct1. 0111 of e1t1ll'l. N-blr ''· fonner Westminster man 's •19n. Survlwd b¥ dluohllf, Htltn H. '-·-lness Of oou·~'-g fe .. On ~McRM, '°511 .Mnl; llVM orl!'ldsons, UU.:) e\."Ull ~E<twlrd Andlfson, N--1 ltlCllJ the mi of ba king bank ~Gll'lld McR1e. Ntwhlll; w. I t I c I pro se c ~Allden.on. T1x111 two <1rul .. r~rw<r"1ldrtn. Jo ~Slt'lkls. Wldnesdl\', I PM. PICl"c Yl... ans. ~cn11111. ln!fm'llnl, Mort1.c110 M...,. .. 1.1 Flanagan all-es "·t Parks Ptrlt, Sin 8Hftlrdlt'IQ, PK111c \lll'lf "'1111 Ul4 ;Mot'! .... ,.,, 01'*'"1,,·iAMs collected a one to ~and-a· ·.--~m rn1 .. ,:,.\f.,,.. -'11 tll;o""' ....... half nM'Nlftt fee on more than • N.wport Blld't. D1t. of deettl, N°"""btt' r-..,_,
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modem and exciting shopping centers. Centers where you
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wi1111.n.. 1tourv. toriMit. T1!t!$d1v. 7:30 bank loans for wh he filed
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address. He llves out of
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Park> ran for re-elecUon In
IMI. but was defeated by
Derek McWhlnney, who
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connection with the Mile
Square bribery ocandalc
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F·igures in JFK Tragedy Decline to Talk
(Edllor'I note: Thu ..
the 1evmth in a tetica of
arlicl<s on thl a11011mo-
llO!I of Prnfdent John K.,,. ""'¥· ffl lirlplfcationl and •lf•cil ... thl d•cade to
follow.)
BJ PRESTON MOGRAW
DALLAS (UPI) -Two
women wlclowed and a mother
bereft ol her llOft durlnc •
trqlc -tend 10 ,...,.. ...
do not ..... lo tallc lhoul
It todoy. and nellher does the
vetean bomlctde lnvestlgalor .mo vaillly oought a confession
lrUn Jain F. Kennedy 's killer.
At leas! 10 ol the l1pes
In the 011assmauon of Presi-
dent Kennedy and Ill . al-
termalb .... -. Tbe -
'~ boy ls working DOW,"
Tessmer ~y1. "He ls making
a good ad)ustment, haa not
been In lllY more lnluble."
Wll.L J1'1UTZ, the n o w
retin>d Dallas pollce captain
who In 1'811 was head of lhe bom1cide division, had a leg-
l!Odlry rtpUtolion !or getting ~ trulh out ol SU!peets. He .~ nothing out ol Oswald.
Today he declinea even lo
lallt about the ~inattoo.
But be has !Orne advice:
"People ought lo ·read the
Warren Commission report I
don't think the commission
missed much."
ol Lea !llrvey Olwald, I h e . "" •-= ~""::.,~~ MOSWALD'S M0T.!'ERld
"I mce thought I would write
my memoirs aboul t h e
amufnation.,. be aaid. "But
I don~ !mow now wbelher
I wll1 or not.'"
np'der, and ORald'• widow n. Ml1'9uerlte v.w•
applN!llly are DOI on speak-·
Ing tenno.
In an Interview shortly after
the tragedy, Frtlz s a Id :
'l1IE WIDOW OF J. D. Tlp-
j>lt, the patrolman tilled
trying lo question Oswald ..
• Dolloa -. ... remarried bot the years have brought
her heartaches.
And a few of the ofliclals
cl law and order connected
wilh the lragedy say they slill
have vague doubts t b a t
Oswald acled alone.
'lbe Magnolia tree I b a I
Oswald's molher plsnled at
the foot of his grave In Rooe-
hlll Burial Park In Fort Wor1h
is now 10 feet tall -a
reminder of the day four days
after the assassination when
Oswald WM buried W i th
reporters acting as pallbear-
ers.
"Oswald , impressed me as
...U-lrained, and I don'I know
what else you'd call it. It
was buill lnlo his way of lhint-
lng. He was very cool and
deliberate."
Mrs. Tippit -now Mrs.
llarey Deso Thomas -saw
reporters twice llhonly afler
her husband was killed Nov.
221 1963, when she was 35.
Since 1ben, she h a s flatly refused lo tall: lo tbtm. Her FORMER POUCE Chief
husbsnd, a police lieutenant, Jesse Qirry, who calls Frilz
helps inaintain her privacy. a DlOSt skilled investigator,
In the weeks after the kill-says that the proper way to
ings, thousands of persons interrogate a prisoner is to
sent her and her three be alone with him. Because ~ tal ol u1 of constant pressure from chih,ua.a 8 to ~7"79• other invllilptive agencies, Coogress declared II taxfree. Fritz was ..,... allowed to
Alumni rt Tens A&M . Un iversity offered ,carry out an orderly JrJVate
scholarships lo her aons,
Oiarles Allen, ..,.. 23, and
curtis Glean, 15. Her -
child is Brenda Kay, -15.
lnlervlew wllh Oswald, Curry
'says.
''The Interrogation was ·a
lhroe-rlng ctrcus," CUrry once
wrote. "Oswald played the
role ol the lndll!wtt and
beUJ....,n prlsooe< w11o had .. kilowlodiie ol anytlllng ...
Many lmow)edgeable people
believe that If ~Y could
have obtained a confeelion,
It woold have been Fritz, a
member ol the departmeol
IS years and bomi¢<!< bureau
head more than 30.
1birty er ti> minutes afler •
lhe killliig ·of Tippit, Fritz
slarted lo suspect thal Oswald
killed Tlppil and Kennedy.
Elghl hours after Kennedy
died, Fritz had e no u g h
evidence to charge Olwald
with both murders.
WHAT KIND OF man """ Oswald In the house after his
capture? • •jffe was the most arrogant
IOi:HJl...a-bitcb I have ever
seen," said WUliaffi F. Alex·
ander, former Dallas County
assistant distrlct attorney.
"II was almosl as If he bad
been trained for lhe role he
was playing."
Alexander accepted t h e
murder charge a g a i n s t
Oswald, was present lhrough
part of the questioning, and
had helped chase Oswald after
the Tippit kllling. He bad
worked on hundreds o f
murders. But he and Wtll
Fritz, wilh the crime ol the
OSWALD'S WIDOW
Marina 0.wald Pomr
century in their laps, were
a bit ahalien.
"I WANT YOU to un-
derstand what I am saying,"
Ale:under said. "But Oswald
was more ln poss6Sk>n or
himseU -calmer -than we
were. He would answer a
question with a question..
Fritz, 8fter some preliminary
questions said: "I want to
talk to yoil !irst about the
police officer shot in Oak
Cliff."
"Oswald rep 1 i e d: 'What
poll~ ottlcer! Where ls Ook
tllff?' " .
A justice of the peace came
lo lha olflce, lold Oswald of
his rigbls, sod, IS Alexander
put It, "held a eort of ar-,
ralgnment and advliled Oswald
lhat be was being filed on."
"Oswald SRld· •you ea.II
thls a coort hearing? We are
not ln a courtroom, and he
doesn1 loot litre a judge.'
Theo, wben lhe charge was
read to hbn, there was no
reaction .. He did not admit
anything. His words were well
-811<1 Qi the point.
"HE SEEMED iroud of
what be bad done."
Alexander said there was
no doubt in either his or Fritz'
mind tbal Oswald wai guilty
shortly after be was brought
in Crom the Oak Cliff section
of Dallas, where be had been
captured in--. the T e x a s
Theater, trying In his last
minute of freedom to shoot
snolher pollcemur.
Aleunder was with police
wben they aearched Oswald's
room, and be says, "It was
obvious to me that if he was
not a Communist he was a
Communist supporter." Alex-
ander a~s with the Warren
Commissioii that there was
no evidence Oswald was part
of a couspitacy in kiHing Ken·
nedy and Tippit.
"I say now the aame thing
(See OSWALD, Page 10)
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.~twardGflo
·GM:o~l tf-Gqino
His Ru!slan-bom widow,
Marina, was so poor that she
had lo borrow a pair of shoe!
lo go lo the burial.
MAlllNA AND HER second
husband , Kenneth Jess
.. porter, · a aewing machine
...peinnan, are building a
borne Oil a farm they bought
northeutolllollas.
CHARLES Tf3SMBR, a
prominent Dallas lawyer .mo
has represenled the lamlly,
said Mrs. Thomas may !Jave
considerably more IDOOO)',
considering the hlgb lntereot
rates of recml ,,_.. Under
a court order, neither lbe nor
the children has coatrol """
the principal, which WU dlvJd.
ed among them. atS RLD®
PorltT said b1S wile dislikes
pdllicity and dld not wanl
lo be inlervlewed .
''We have bought a I It t 1 e
place in the COUDtry and are
renllng while building," Porter
said. ''The new house is close
lo being finished. Marina was
writing her aulobiograpby, but
she dim't fm ish and I don't
know when sbe will."
BEING OSWALD'S widow
bu profiled Marina about
Sll0,000 includlng !60,000 sent
by S)'!llpllthetiC Americans
soon after tha ,assesstnatioo.
She got a .fl0,000 advsnce on
the book. $20,000 from L i I e
Magazine, and will receive
half or more of $17,729 award ·
ed her by a federal court
fer persons! articles !ell by
Oswald, Including the rtlle.
Mrs'. Thomas .-iftl a
monthly livq allowance from
a bank !hat baodles lhe lnllt
funds. Brenda baa r...tved
a "small portion" ol U., prin-
cipal. So will the "°" when they reach 25.
Mrs. , Thomas, a allghlly
gray, small woman, clrelSel
cooservatively. Sb e bas ..,
children by her leCOlld llJt.
band.
"She looks like a woman
at peace with herself," lawyer
Tessmer said. "She ,has a
strong religious background ..
She Is getting a l o n g fine,
and frequenlly sees her two
grsndchildren, aiartes Allen's children. ..
BUT SHE HAS bad !roubles.
She -Injured aligbtly In
on automobile acc!denl A few
yeara ago, her aecond husband
Family Days-Thanksgiving thru Sunday
aem.ro Asbell wrote 1n lhe
October issue of Today'•
Health magazine thot be iD-
lerVlewed -lut llllll!IDe<".
-died ol • hallooning .----------------------------.·
Marina bas two dallgbtm,
June ; 12, and Raebel, 10, by
OSwald, and a lllll, Milk, 7,
by Porttt.
''When June WIS ta the leO-
oad grade, her -led . a disclwlon on tbe Hie of
Pmident Kennedy," Marina
lold Asbell . "II grew
aalmaled, lesdlng June lo
raise her haild and volunteer:
'My ru-.t daddy ldlled bl!n.'
She said it 11 a fact, you
know, somelhlng she knew sod
abould perhaps lei!."
SHE SAID TIIAT II the
~ ever taunted her
children, ahe did not know
It. She bas never questioned
that Oswald killed Keonedy or Tippit. She said thal she
doe!not-Wl\Y.
blood v-in bis brain. -An
operation saved him.
One ...... she has been
reluctant lo see reporters may
be a 11111 Incident Involving
ber IOI! a.rles Allen. A 31-
yeaMld -aCcmed bl!n ol lrylnl lo rape har Jt •
New Year's party. A jury a ..
quitted blm ol rape bot .....
.-him ol --. uuult, fined him '2,000, IDCI
put him on twO-yean pro-
betlon.
Charles AJleo WU manied
at the time, -1111-quenUy
divorced, and blJ ex-wife ac-
cused him ol aaasult. She
claimed he came lo vlall bis
children, found her In .....
talking with a man, smuhed
the car windshield, and hit
her. The assault charge was
dropped.
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Servin9 12 Noon 'til ••. ,,
Cre1m of Chicken Rice Soup
Tossed Grffn Sal1d
ENT REES
R.01st Tom Turkey, Celery
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Chocolat• Sundae Sherbet
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Elizabeth ·Latin Envoy Beal .Love of Dn~~e~s' ~ife?
Taylor
Released
From Wire Services
EUzabeth Taylor was releas-
ed from Scripps Clinic at La
Jolla, a friend said, and will
return to . Beverly· HIUs for
a rest before und«going more
tosta at UCLA Medical Center.
"There Is nothing terribly
wrong with Elizabeth," said
her friend .
NEW YORK (UPI) -An Slmpl<lll'• chief hold on the Tbe Duchess met Espll lwlband was still alive.
Argentine diplomat who ended then Prince of Wales, in ad· when she was separated from One day he made it plain
a """'lonate romMOO with· the dltlon to showing lnlereol In her' first husband, Winfield Wallis It all Duch-· or Windsor ..... avo;.a h~ "Job" and his comlorts, to : was over. ,_ ~ ., • Spencer, a Navy ptlot wtio· N h d -• been c-'"" marrying her ln 1923 .wi.s the mmt have been sezual He drank heavily and abused her: edever aplm.e ·1 loso ,,'~ strongest love of her life, not quotes a cJoee friend,·Lord lier-,soem y.ao or.=meo. __
the future Edw·J Vllll who ~--•-----Marlin !"Id greal ._am· Tbe IloohelS who bad lived ~" __ , . bltiOn was to marry tbe 'p01ilh· -•
abdicated bis throne ,to marey "She must have liven him ed, da.sblng South American most of ·her. young life on
her, a new biography diScloled oomething In bed !bat 00 other as soon as she could divorce the bpunly of we a Ith y
today. · woman ever dMI. She mu.st Spencer but "Espil'a.ambitlon relatives, tried a.reconciliation
Excerpta from the bo!>k, have made him feel more did not inelude marriage with .will! Spencer but 11 n a 11 y "The Woman He Loved," .by vllal, ,,,.,. rnascy11ne1 l1)0l'e WalJJs Warfield SlmPfOll." . divorced hiiji in 1927, ,q,niy
Ralph G. Mar!ln said tbe, firsl "''""""" " • after she married ' Ernest seaetir)' of 'tbe Argentine · _,,-&· "·· 11RE WANJ'ED TO 'be the Siml>soo, whom she met j~
embassy ln W a s h in g t,o n ~ '1'1111 OPINION m eClioed Argentine arnbas5"~r to the New Yprk with his wife from
clever than 1.'"
Tbe book pi<;tur,. t h e
~· mamed Ule In Lon-
doa, wllere StmplM wu In
buslneu, as happy and
upwanl-dtrocted I o c I a.J I y ••
Alter , they beeama port of
the Prince of Wales' circle,
Slmpeon cbole to fide lnlo
the background of h!J wtfe's me .. the prince opent more
and more Ume11n their home.
' 111118 WITHDRAWAL from
lholt llveo waa tbe only option
be felt he hid," the book
aald. I'. , . .Talking about
his personal dilemma with a
Close friend, Stmpoon confided
he felt u U lie was li'ilng
In an armed tl'llCe. 'As ti
I WU meddling In Englilh
blstoryl.'' .
Martin said that when the bucliea WU -bom Bes&le wam. Warfield oeven moollll
alter her parents' . maJ'l'iaee,
her mother ·asked the doctor
whether the baby wu Jll. right
and he replied, "She'• perfect,
In fact she's flt for a kJni."
Mariin aatd the duchea fint
laid ey,. on. the Prince of
Wales when he ·attended a
bait at the Hotel Del Coronado
In San Diego, where' sp.a~
wu stationt\I, In I~·
~1iss Taylor, 41, was ad-
mitted to Scripps last week.
She is divorcing her fifth bus·
band, Rlcbanl Burton.
Fellpe A. Espll, "hid plllmbed by Lady Thelma ~. one ·united States and he would wbom he subsequenUy wu
from within her the utmost of a number ti older women ·be," he wrote. "It 'would hard· · ·divorced., Mrs. Simpson said
potenttal o( her pujion; and wltb -m the prince <'11<! .IY help . his career ~ m8{1Y ye.a1'11 later that she liked
nobody else would gel it again. affain before • meeting Mra. · a Protflltant divorcee . whose Wallis who was "much more
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that to her again il she could Furness told lriends years
help it, 3nd she knew ihe later "that the Prlnce ot
could. Wales was a most unsatiafaC.: UPIT ...... t
KENNEDY KILLER
.Lff Horvey Oswald
* Stale Sen. Mervyn Dymally
(D-Lo:s ~Angeles) arrived in
Israel tor a month-long trip
tory oexual partner" and
"THE llARDNESS (In her described his primary prof>.
character) had come then!' Jem as one ·of •timi.ns: .., Osw · ( ) accot11ing to ·the excerptS 1•walll1 of' course1 had been , ALD • •, PEOPLE ~~~.1~0~:=issue married twice belore," 'the
(Coatjnaod From _ • _ Martin , based his book on book said.' "She had known Pa&e t\ . interviews wl\h ~ former many men. In her year in
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I did lo Years ago -I don't that will lnclUde studies of -Wallis W~rfield-Simpson in China, she had learned much F , · \·
know," he said. ''There is no child care cen_ters. lotteries Paris and .with . friends and atiOut C?iinese concepts of life •11oM ash1on lslan "ST£ · · ·1 ·and 10ve·. She kneiv 'wtial it N B -L -REO $01•1N""S OF THE LIARD·QR be ievable evlderce to coonect and open universities. associates In many nai:Js· •( · e. wport cacn . U .., -T.• QC zr Y wa8 to 'be fulfilled." · ~-in~~4ith The~·-~·~ the~~~~·-1~·~~~·~·~~~·~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ij <Xwald. All of the evidence with former · Israeli Premier
was collected 'Nithin 48 hours David Ben Gurion . an au·
of.the assassination." , dience. with the Pop€!, and
JESSE CURRY, the reiired discussions with Democratic
pciice chief, says of Oswald: leaders in Washington.
"l think he might have been Oymally's office said he infiu<aced by somebody. 1 have would pay ror the trip himself.
never been ·completely *
satisft«l that there was not
somebody behind th~ brick
wl!ll firing Iha! shot."
?The wall is near the
De~itory Building, where
O!wald allegedly fired from
I~ sixth floot. Curry was in
the lead car of the Kennedy
mbtorcade. One of his first
orders was to check out people
reported seen on t o p of a
railroad trestle across the tri-
ple underpass that the parade
"'as approaching when the
shots sounded.
.~lher punle to Curry is
the debate over whether the
y,·Qund in Kennedy's throat
was made by ~xit or entrance
ofa bullet. ·
~·11 they had left the body
here for an autopsy, I think
soine of the questions about
the. throat wound could have
been answered,'' Curry said.
VNDER TEXAS law, Ken·
nedy's body should have been
left in Dallas unUI an a~topsy.
Henry Wade, who has been
Dfllas ~ty district at-
~ey for more than 20 years,
is• one of tOOse who believe ·
kl ·either was incited to
Kennedy or had help.
don't think Lee Harvey
Id suddenly woke up one
Ing and decided all by
hiitiself to kill the ~esident,"
he said. "It is a gut feeling.
1 lwas in the room with him
aqout five minutes and he nerer said anything."
WADE GOT a murder con-
vi~tion against Jack Ruby,
who shot Oswald two days
ari.er the assassination, and
the j u r y ordered the death
penalty, but the Texas Court
of;Criminal Appeals reversed
the conviction and sentence.
R~by died in 1967, lechnically
an ~nt man, although a
large portion of the country
saw him shoot on television.
In a routine order, the U.S.
Supreme C o u r t suspended
Watergate conspirator G.
Gordon Lid-
dy from
practicing
law before
the JuSuces.
Liddy, 43 ,
as sentenc-
ed in March
to sii: years
eight months
LIDOY to 20 years
in pnson for his part in the
Watergate break-in. He is serv·
ing a shorter sentence for con·
tempt of rourt.
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John Scali, the U.S. am-
bassador to the United Na-
tions, was undergoing tests
at the coronary care unit of
St. Joseph's Hospital, in
Phoenix, Ariz.
A spokesman for Scali at
the United Nations in ·New
York; Courtru!y.ISheldon, said
Scali, 55, was receiving tests
on "intermittent but con-
tinuing circulatory preblems.''
Sheldon .aid Sczali had been
in discomfort "off and on for
a matter of months."
* Sherri Fi.nkbine, 40, who
took thalidomide when she
was pregnant 10 years ago
and was forCed to go to
Sweden to get an ·abortion,
has filed for divorce, her hus-
band said.
'Robert Flnkblne, a Phoenix
high school teacher, said it
was a mutual decision after
20 years of marriage. The
couple have four children.
Mrs. Finkbine was not able
to get a legal abortion in
1962 when it was disclosed
that the dfug caused hundreds
cf European infants to be born
deformed.
Call House
Must CU,se
l1i Nevada
LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) -
A federal judge has ruled that
a brothe1 ope.rating on public
land in the desert north of
here is a nuisance and must
close its doors.
' U.S. DISTRICJ' Court Judge
Roger D. Foley refused to
issue an injunction that would
have stopped the federal
Bureau of Land Management
from evicting the Cottontail
Ranch1• owned by Beverly
Harreu.
Foley said in making his
ruling that prostitution still
was. a nuisance in Nevada
and Mrs. Harrell violated lbe
terins of her lease with the
BLM by operating t h e
borckllo.
Prostitution is legal in all
but two Nevada counties.
THE RANCH IS located on
BU1 land about 100 miles
north of here. Mrs. Harrell
took out a three-year l!M:e
-with the option to buy
-three years ago. Rent was
$100 year.
The government argued that
issuing the injunction could
be construed· to mean that
it was aiding and abetting
prostitution.
HIMALAYAS
POLLUTED
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) -
Air po.llution has reached the
remote peaks ot t h e
Himatoyas, according to an
exoedition sponsored by the
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency.
Scientists said tests showed
a significant increase in pollu-
tion in the past 25 years.
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-""" " .. _ ....,. M • , -'--·• -""'" WASIDNGTON {AP) -Two C!lrysler, said "'--•-~...,_ ......... ,, ttn. Vl .. 1, 0.-llOllf t Of th 11 ' jo b ~.,_ r ~. r.1 ._ ..., ,.,.. ~'l" -·-__ ......., e na on 1 ma r auto 'a lr, would ~k anothe . ...., ..n --~· malfers, Ford iDd Qii'YllM-fjflce ncrease tor -1974 modeG
·r--• '*' .. a...n · Wfl&lm v. ·~ • "''" indicated toda_y they may ht even if ~ current IP,Creli-'le
P1J1UC NOrJCll . .:z< ..._ •-Doi~ ., .. · bac!daler .. •ritb another price Is graolod. 1 .,-----~,--r---I-., 1" 2'-27' '~ ·no-~ lncreue request for 1974 " ' 'U"::.rr::;i:r " , PIJBLIO l!JCIUCl!l model CUI . even ll the Cost "TllEl\E IS a ~. and ~ ~ .,...... .,. _.,. PfCTITHKll' •ut••• . or Uvlftg Council . approves certainly if there ls a need, NOW1,.,~110M1. .. 11• .,....,.... ....... tutM• tT4T•••wr , .J-their current requeat for we'll be back/' Helder told
A-. lllidl.'Clllf,,.. _ .... , • ....-.. ..,.... -.... hl&ber prices. ,.; th, e council. CMfW ... 1 .... A#f, H4ll, Ill • -:..' <I .....,.,. ,...,cant.-.. 712 C:-MIN'I ... ~e"""' l,n,v1c1, 'lbfi counclt opened bear\n'a McCammon and Helder
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Tiii• MJMu '' tfoclue~ iw • '"*'" JM•tor o, ·'"""° -C•rrnt11 o. quests from the major auto representatives testifylng 1 on' ""flfttl'IC:r1tt ~ . · ::mo-2011 .. w•M.u, Cott• Mt••· c..ui. makers averaging just over the opening day of a;.two-day
r111, •t•ttlMflt w.1 1n1c1 1111t11 tht 1 TN1 '• IMINM •• tondi.ltt.s by •n 5 percent. h. earing· on -the latest -prices
COUl!fy ~-of Or.,.. Goullty on flCI Y lltl. QctoW ,._ 1m Ctr"*' f'rltlo increases sought by the major
. ,. ..... Thlt tl•IMltflt ••• fUlcl wltll ttll DAVID N. McCAMMON, auto makers. -' -CO.tt Ollty l'nDf; CIMlfy Cllrk of Or•nee C-ty en
HO'llllNIW " 1J, •· "°~ '· 1m. ' assistant comptroller of The lncrease1 ~ be the
J .,..,, Pl!llltlllld Or•;r c.ottt O.llY ':, Ford,-.i said lt74-rnode1 car second this year. "" council
NOTICE , ~~ 1~ 11• 1 ~Mn sales ar,.~u 100 percent com-approved one aerteS, of price
11 , pared W\UI last year, maklng hikes in September!
""' "' • PUBLIC NOTICE Ford~ 'Deed for lildmmedlate ·' .
••1 • price hike aU the · more im~ FORD IS/ pro Ing an
PANDA ' UMllNG. lSIS w. PICTITIOUS IUSINEIS perative. average lncreue ot. $188 per
MtcArtllllr 1119., Mtt ~ , .. Cott• JU.Ml ITATIMINT G I M -' • Ml ... teUtD~ 'Mn < TN· 1o11ow1119, ,.~ •r• defl'll McCammon said ·he could car; enera oton, .:wa; A~::.U..Ni1011t ..... IOW!Mn """c':T"M:..:i::K CA1tl'eT1NG;. tol w. not r:ule out the , possibility Chrysler $136i andf.American
TNs 111111,.. tt conductlll bY •n Or•~· F11n1r1on. c.11r. that Ford would seek yet Motors, $114. tntl~~ o • ._:. ..!;,!'~':.~.r•~,~1 w. Or•l'llt-anoth~r price increase for 1974 , Bert M. doncklin, head ~of
Ttll• ... ......, w• !.':!!!~ wtltt• t11t •t, ,,.,....,_,,.uac• .. 2011 w. C11af'H11, models later. the council's .Office of Price
ewnty-c1tt1r llf ... or.ritt e-ty "" Anli11ttm:-'Ca111 • ..,---Stabilization,· 88-ld ••• In· HwemMr 1. lf1J. Tiii• """"'" I• tondVCt.i t11 • Rage~ J. 'Helder, vice preSi· we ~ ............. 0r .... CtMt . o.ity •= Ptr~~~.;111 L c,.1n , dent and compttoller 0 r creases would average 5.1 per-
.. __."ts. M. 11. ltn »a·n Tiii• "•'"""" w•• rirtd w1t11 t11t -cent and cost $2.3 billion.
PUBUC NOTICE ~ ~tt;k ot Or•ng• Cwnty on PUBLIC NOTICE· Concklin asked McCammon
Zlifiitun °' et1e•T••uiNC1 '•""' ,. htdL AttY ~ "·"'" 111a1Tious ausiN•s• whether Ford would again put
°'·VII MD/OI MMDCMIMllff ""s..Mt SM .... ·,.. NAM• STATlM•HT most of the' new price in· °' •tntTIOUI MAM• "...,._,.., c .. i:,... TM to11oW1111 per• •• Oo11111 bu1ln1u creases on ·ts s all r mod b er:::~ =·ti;=~ :=,.,-= ;;;;lllN Oflflll Co.st O.lty Pllol, II: $E:CUll:ITY VEHDIHO co.. 150t H. which wS.: do~e ~ier ~ It , CllMd .. 49 Min.ti under f111 Otfotllr 30, •114 Novtrnbtf 6, 13, 20, Main $L, $Int• Anti, C•. '2701
flctllla9I """' --of lllVINi: CON· 1m ms.n D. Fr9d Jol'lnson, 2111 Mm vird•. September increase.
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OVER THE COUNTE
NASD Lillin91 for-..,, No .. -. it, 1m •
Gally l"llet Staff PMte M>Lto.t.TIEO F11e10HTWAvi •' 1111J.J COlt• ,..., c1. m2t MCCAMM hYliart Cl~t. 1rv1111, C.tlforfll• '2101 PtrBLIC NOTICE Thl• t111sl111t1 rs ccndlX:ttd 11y •n ON SAID h e ~ -==1111-Pfl'':n":"'".,,._ ~ f'ICTITIOUS IUSIN•SI lrtlllvld~~· Fred Jolln.JOl'I. didn't. thin~JIO, and defended
111 f\111 ind pt•'4 of rllld«lef 11 •• NAM• sTATIMlMT Thll 5t1tem~n1 w•• t11tc1 with tilt the prev~ price increases
JURGENSEN'$ GROCERY· OUT OF BUSINESS
In L19un1, High Rent, Tr1ffic Toke Toll
~ t.Wftl ' TM lollowl119 ptrtoM •r1 dolnp Ml,... County Clirli; of Or~ COUl'llY ·on on Small, e'F as being LtOHTtNe DllflllUTOl:S. INC., 1 •· . NoY•l'l'lllll' 1 .. 1t73. • ~
C.tlflrflla ~ 1711$.J llcY'Plf1l • PATTllNIO 'CONCllETI. ,,... , . ~ necessary use of the low c1~ 1Mnt. ct1ltorN• tmr ,,,....,..-vi .... o-l'olnt t1t2t ~11.,.. °'11111 cflut O.lty !lllo!, profit mar ·on small cars.
C"1111att fW tr.,.._tlon of Mlnllt Wlllltm v. Moomff4 eor,ot•ILon. ~Imber 20, 21, •if Dlctmbff '· 0 • ....., a. ....... tktlftallt fllfM. •ncl • c.11,... clorpo,1111oft. ·Dia Mtr'INI ' ~ Jm.13 ~ f I ~t Of ,..UClflln .......,, ' .,.. .-i \/lite, 0-l'olllf t2Uf ~
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tHt llt t+.t offfct of ti. CN'lry Cl1rk Thi• MintU 11 tllll'IQ conducllcl 1W , PUBIJC NOTICE j l .; ar.... C-ty. Ul'ICltf' t111 Pf'OYl•lon• 1 c11rp0r•1-' B . ' p .. k
o1 llCliM 17'24 Of thl lwllllU ' Wllll•m V, Mo011111d Corporll!lon ' ~, PltTITIOUS SUSIN•IS ' u.eWl ar ,.,......_(oft. WllO.m v. Moorlletd. ~ ' It MAM• STA'taMaNT '
'WtTJfi II my MM IN• mt\ •Y Tiii• st•i.n-1 tilld with Ille cOW11Y • 'flw•fotlowll\ll Pff~ J• doing 'bllilllft1 ~ I
4lf • ttn. c11rk Of °'""" Counht on Nov. 2. ••: • ' OHTING OllTlllUTOllS, INC. 1m ee•YLWOOO FEED YARD. 3" S•n s . .&-!•-e Told aOMld 0. lrown. il'fflldlnt •·"* MIOlllll Dtl"9, SVlte llO, Ntw;Ol1 hKh, 1,.£11\.
CM"CIAL SIM.)°''°'*' PllbtlrMd Or•noe Cotll O.lly l"Hot c.n,tornl• f'26IO 1 I . = ~ Cltllonll Nov•mbtr" 1:a. 20. u. -.n USS-1' lirvlwoo!I Flnm:t .. COMPlflY, )ff ,+ . Or C-"' -1 s.i Mleuat1or1Y1, SUI,. n o. Mtwporl --11-' ·es Inc. of .,. ' PUllUO WO'l'ICE llKtl. Cellfofl'll• .,~ ~ My Comm'"*' bplm TNt t111111MU I• ~ by , llrnltff • N.......,.. , that ernployes
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AtWll 11. ,,,, -hi "'"Y"-~ ' •• mn PtcTITIOUS SUllNUI . . .:.,. v Pltlnlln. of its .. , 'ary, Spartan
flWllll'ltll Or•l'I.. Cont O.lry "''°' MAM• ITATIM•MT . • f« lt[Yiwood ~"' Cas•l ... .,, B ena p k Od*' JO •nd NOW..,..., .. I~ Thi foflO'#ltll Plf'SOll It ... ..... ~ Campeny, °"""111 f'erl!Mr ' -. •• u ar •
ltn It: IN5UlED Q u AL IT., ' 'MAIN-TN.' .~' Wff flltd .wltti IM went • OIJ, • e Thursday PUBUC NOTICE TENANCE, MU Tr• WI~ ff• ~ ~..,.. Of Or•fllll County on morning .ta result of the ""'*"'" ktdt. c.111. ........,. ·'· 1m. expiration o( tbeir contract.
tuNllOI CGUIT' .. Tlll 5tt¥1 ll, ,..,.,...,, 14.SJ Trtdt Wlnft. ...... P1Het Co '----is STAT• OP CM.ININIA. HI.Intl~ IMtll. C1llt. ~ lhld ,,or•net.._Col•t D•ll'( Ptlol. mpany JIUIWlgement
,...,..., ., ...... Tiii• IMffllM 11 cOfld\lettd tit ..i --: "'•· •nd ....... '· 1m ail42·7l continuing J.l s negotiations ir.;:: 11191~ ..... a. ,.,1.;""' ,-~ ~r . ~ J'VBl;JC•NOTICE~ ·with. union iilfficlals and et.·
NOTM:I 01" •Ult•• CW Tll1t ll•ttmll'lt w•s flltid • .Jiit ___.., an ......... settlement APPUCATM* ,.. Af''°'NTMINT CountY Cllt'k of Or•• ~ on f'ICTITIOUI IUltN•ss .,........ .....y •
OP MAIDWI Novembar :. 1m P..., ..WI ITATIMIMT p NOTICE
-I oo•~ •Not ,,. fonoWll\ll ptl'IOll 11 dolnt butlnnl In tfll Mllttr .i 04.ll~•n•lllP of Plltllltlltll °'"'°' CH• ... ... -' PICT tM Pll'IOl'I of CANDIA Wtl.SOff. Minor. Nov.mW" t:a.,i. "· ltn ,,...,, "•••vt.WOOO FINANClAL COM-' ......
Tl'll =of tM Jt•tt' of C•lltor11l1 PlJBLIC NOTICE ,.,.,,.,, a. ·s#i ~\tlltl OrWI', $11!11 ' Thi foltoWl"8.. • •r• doll!ll T\!:.n~~ J~Ni!:'~w .,.. ~.0'1' uo.• .. WIWPCri =..~::~:orn~. ~=:s1..wt1~ INN. ,.lit CN•I
<I'"' •11111 ,.ired .. .,._,. blfor• PICT1TIOVI .::~• -" , ::::.i;;:,,.,, )ff SM! Mlowl °"11, ~. .... , C.llf:irnt• '2629 tt11 ._,.. of tl'llt ~. tocetlcl 11 • MAMt: STA , • ' T1I ft9WS10rt ltkh. C•llfornl• 'Y. ~ l1 C0111I Hlc;iw.y, C~ 70I Cl'<'k canter 1>rtl~ -.,· TM folfowl119 ,.raon• •rt dolt11 Tiil• .,...;.,.. Is condudld lw • limit.-o.·na l'Oln0t. 11 ~111 ,...,
ht, ""l CltY II hnt9 °"*• Wl'ltY lMl'*l N ' P1rfMnhiP. ,...,,. ~· ~,.. ' ONrwf,. ltlla d C .. ..,.,..., II tlle CAt..t~NlA CAM~ltOUNOS, 1) ~ aoev, 'tf.. ~_. ; , HltllWIY• Qffl9 , _Ill, C.lllornl1 tam ~ 11 °'""'11neot No. I ., a... lier• Ntwparf I Nd\. Cltlfornll I .... ~ .. "•""fi!'J I> Tiii• DuSll'llM, 11 conchlcttd lw .,.. Dee'"'"' 11, ltn, It t:• .. cledl,A.M.. t2'IO Tlil• 1tlttmtm wit mid with• llM 11\dt'MUll. """ IM tMrl .. ....., Cllilfl, " .,..,, DoMtd I ~ Jr. Ind COUl'ltf Cllttc of Or.,.. County on v. J. C.rtltr ..., ttA'f' MAITIN HAMMONT1'.EE or •• ,..,. K ......... ptireyl. 1111.o.nd. . Nowlmbtr t 1m Tiii• .. ~ ~·1 flled ~""' thl ~ ....-...,..._ ,.,._. .,....... lfOI wffe, 13 ... '\1y, N....,... INdl. ' ' P2MA COUl)ty CMr*. of OrMoe Counht on IJllli ·~ 0--. of tM pel"t>Oll Ctllf. ,,... hOllllWd Ore"91 Cofft Diiiy f'llof. NOVf!"'lbtl' It, 1tn. P2M4S ~ .:"°:r:.C. ~-=-.. -::.01i:: H!:,...-:.."':t~~ "!"'J Cllli'MklCt«I 11'1 ~~ • l:J.. 20, U, •nd, o.c;:.~n . ltvbllWd Of•llllt C0.11 D•llY Piiot, ~ NflwerlOf It fNldt tar fvrttlt1 OOMN E. HwnpfWl'fL Jr. Nll'tWtftMr !O. V, Ind -D.cembtl' 4, ~"" ,...,.. K. '"""""""'""' n , 1m ~1-n o..... *"· 1. 1m. T1111 ••te!Mftt tied ~ .,. , PVBUc NOTICE tlJM.l Clerk • o......._ c_.., Oii: 0c1. "-•l-------~~--1 PUBUC:NOTICE ••
WIU.IAM E. ST JOHH 1tn. ., : ~ JllCTITtoUS •UltM•lt 1---.,,==~''""==:---C~ Clettl Olllf Clerll: ,,1. di:t· ""'1 MAMI STATIMIWT of fM ..,,......,. '-' flf " • .,,......., CM•I Ollty f'IVlt, Tiit tonowfng Plf10tl ls MIJIO b111Tnn1 '~~A~~':::•
""., ... of C.itl«'lll•· In •nd• "" ~ .... '• Nov.rnbtr '· ll, 20. ... I fW tM COUftt'f of OfM9f, '/', f11 · .•-' ~ ,.. ,...,, •CONSUMERS' OPTl""L CO .. 12062 Tilt fol~llll pertont l rt dolllQ'
Sy f', IC-GANOALL.. ..:. " . • "'. • • ----Vlllley ~ St., Gardin Grov1 n:i:o. blll~=N':iM DEPOT, JOSS Wttt' 8•)1 F~OOlll _.. ii , ~ PUBUC ~CE K"""""' ...it!.ldCin Clt~1';101 • RNCI, ANl'lllm, C•lltor"r1 m
• UoW Av. .. I' l '-· -l!mlted I, f'tt., Cat•l"'9t 105, W. 8all Id .. .._._IM. ~ ,.; PJCTITtOUI IUllMlll Tiii• blnlM11 • u• ·1· Analltlm. C•lllotnl• ........ I.ell.~ tlMJ ... • ~. NAMa STATIMllllT prtrtfllnhlp • HI •. I, Larry P. C.'1Pfll· 10S1 w. •·n
T ...... (JM}..,..... n-· MlolrMO ,.,_ •r• 'dolnlt l(ltl'll"lllh ' ,... .. Rel,. ANhelrn. Calll*nll ~ COllt (:telry Ill · •t • Thi• lt1ttm111t -flltd 'Wiii\ a. AJlll G. Tr'OUllL 1055 W"' ltil ,........, .. ?;.';r "· Im m.-' S'IMT'El,RISES. SUltt> lot. an C-ty Cl.rkmof Or .... CountY on Rood, ANl'lelm. C.tlfoMI• • '. ·
1
, ~,'H\Ol'lli..ton ltKh, N"91'11blr t, 1 l'·!MM Thi• tM,ISl-11 conckltllcl by,I flM"f'
PUIUC ~CE ~ ~~. .., ....... 1111 , .. ~ htllllhtd 0r•;r ~outnc10•~_: ~:.,. c.1.11,.; ·
f'ICTITIOUI ... ,.... ...,,.... .. r,\CA • • • ~ .,,. . • • • ,..n Tllll 1t•lenwnl ~ flied wltll ""
MAMI'. ITATIMalff , .... a. I~ Ull MooilPIN 4' m t• COlllllY Cllrlt of Or ... Co\lnty 111 NIYl!n-
Tl'le .......i111 .,.,.... ll..,.. li>Uilr.-~o~H.-. flt._~ Orlw. • ·-rDT1TC N,_,,.,;. , btr 1'-~::OC l.
lit.: ·t.·-,.,~., CA"2QI I ~uu.... u1u,..p f1Nt1 CINTUlllOM MUt.IO oo..1..u;i1, lrvl"!_ ~ Opal w. """'~ ·"'11, cw-or.. • . Pubtllhld ·Or••' eo.11 Dilly 'f'Uot. ~. T\ISlln. Cl'IL ftMO Clf'IYlll Llkf, (A , ,--.. •', < PtCTJTIOUS IUSINISS Nov.mbtl' 20. 27, ,tnd Decwrtbtr 4,
• .,...., C•r•-Wltll. '"° ""'1111 T~tt. ' I• ~11(1M lw • .-.1 ; llAM• ITATIMllllT u. lt7J ~ . M·n u., ~ lllCll. Cttlt. t2UI Pt f ' rllj flltlMlnt Jiff'°"' •I'• doll'lll '.·C:..C:.:-----'---'_;.
T"lt bWIMta It C'Ol'Mttll bY lfl ~ iM Hlrin ' 1.' / blltlMtl ••: · PUBLIC "'OTICE
By JACK CHAP!'ELL
Of 1111 Dltlty f'lltl Stiff
For more than 20 years
Jurgensen's Grocery Co. was
a Laguna Beach fixture, its
prime meats, ' produce and
spirits a necessity. fer the up-
per cnist.
Now, the grocery stands
empty with. stark shelves ex-
posed, an old IOOP and bucket
in the mldd1e of ·the floor
and a "for lease" sign hanging
Nixon Gets
Top Poivers
. ,For Energy
' .. WASHINGTON . (UPI)
'l'.li< .Seh.ite; bas voted Presi·
dmt ' N-tbe sweeping
poWeri'{be ·requested to deal wif:h the '"energy crisis, and
the ' Administration w a s
...polled Considering a plan
to ban Sunday gaaollne sales. 'nie Senate passed • the
enel8Y emergency bill 73 to
~.Monday. U approved by the
Rouse, it would allow Nixon
to ration gasoline and other
fuels, · lim it energy use by
business, relax clean air rules
and curb oil exports. I~ • Tlll1 tt1fFl· WU fl lld '#Ith 1111 l,EISURE PUILICATIOf.1$, UO E. t;' ·
, tl;OfllMU C. Wdh County (ll>rli; ()r9flll CWnlf~ «I 1111111., COll• MfU, C.111. t'.W1 . ~· """"1 Tiii• ... ..,,..., ..... lllld with "" N_,,.... , .. 1 • '-• . (llarlff C)owln JOY,. '121 Srll'lf«<I· IUf'•lllOR co;;a,.· °"'TM• ""'-"-=--~ ~ Chttl of °'*'" C-IY ~ • • lltH4t 141,,ttnoton ... c.h. caur. nut · PoltMu fsOll: MEANWIDLE, a '--/utei HJ'fl""W' 1, ttn. ... ~ 1'11t111t11111 Or•""', ·c01st ! J:Nnv ,l'tlof, 11111 blltif"" 11 conctlldlcl w • 11,,,uec1 s::~1cg~~'jp o.1.:N.. force was reported by the
~ °"'"" CM•• • y , • II. ltn • 1' ,, ; ~' I CWltt o. JoY . ' NOTIC• Of N•A•I oP f'ITITION as ton ost to ve . 0 11 1,., Now1t1btl' xi, 21. t!MI. ptcefl\bir '· ......-1111p. • .. ~n w bing P ha
...... ,.,.. .. 11. 20. 11. 1m mJ..n • -~Is 1t11«Mnt w•• fllld Wlll'I JM J!Olt f'llOSAT• 01' WILL AMD POil recommended to President --•c NOTICE PUBUC NOTICE -(ilM'lty c..,• °' Or""' CO\tf\IY °"' LITTI"' TllTAM A•., ---~r;~~-~~~~'.,';;..--1---;;;c;n,;iO<j;-l~i!iiiS-,~I ~ 1. 1•n. · ,...., e111i. of a11.ucs· He it• e RT Nixon Monday that he ban PICTITlout 1us1Mtss J• L . .... c , 0 11 .,1... CROMPTON, Dli:HMd. sale of gasol'-from 9 pm PtC'TITIOUI lutl•IH flAMa ITAT•M•NT ¥ 1fllM V"..... on 1 y "" NOTICE lS HEltEI Y GIVEN tl'llit un;:; ' • UMI STATlMIPIT TN fl:tllowltig pw-I• doll!ll butlMU NO\llmbtl' '· 11, 20. 21. 1m :J3.U.73 IANI( 011' AMflllCAN NATIONAL TRUST Saturd;lys until midnight &,m..
TM flltew1r11 ,.,,_ 11 .,.,.. Ml•• ••: --PIJBUC NOTICE AND sAv1NGs Assoc1A110..i ,111• 1111e1 days tO dicourage SUnday
•: . SOVTHCOAST INTERIORS, JI) 5 t Mrtln • ptfltlon lot;. Probe le of Wiii I ll v I.. • c 0. s 0 L l D AT f 0 GlnMl'I LWM, CO.ti Mu.I. C•lll, ftU1 Ind lot l11U1nc:• ot LlllW• T••l•mlfll•ry driving. ,.llGHTWAYI, IAOS Norlflllfdll J-..ft Gulmltcl. 20f2. G1rd1n UM. ll'ICTITIOUS IUSINISS to thl ]111111_.., rtftffllc• to wl'ilcll The Poet said the ...i .... also
"'""'""'' 1"1111. C.!+fonll• t270S Cott• ~. C•llf. t2W' MAMI ITATIM•MT l• mlCW for f\lrttltr 11tr;tlclller1, Pd 11111 .,..... VI~ VIMlll'IL tms· Mutu .. lldl• Thi• MIMM I• tOl'MliXtlcl by "' TM to11ow1119 Pli'IOl'I 11 oot1111 bullnn1 thl time •"II pl1<• of ..,..r1111 thl callM for a .10-gallon limit
AY'lllUI, trvl111, C•Htofflll tl70S , lnctlvklvlll. ••: """ Piii bRn 11t lot Dli:. '' 1m , (111 -a.a;_ saJ ehlcle T1\ll IMlflllt I• tor*otlllll .,., I ll • J..,ift Owrneccl Ill.VINE ANIMAL HOSPITAL. ltclM ., t:OO •.m.. In !hi courtroom Of 15_...... es per v
Inell,,..,... / Tiii• •ta'-1 w•• flllcl wfll'I thl Culv.r OrlYI, lrvlnt, C1lltornl1 '26U o.pertrnent No. 3 ot n ld tour!, •' from midnight Fridays to 9 :_ ~f!: fllftmlnl ••• fllld Wlll'I 1119 fit~ 1, ltn. . • .J_,._ MontelOll Clrcllit NfWP(ltt 8e1Cft, C.~11. City of S.nll Ant, C•l!~l•. • ' .. °l'."~~.'!' w ma e Vine:• VIMllilfll • (oynty Clerlt el Or•ntt County °" JllMI E. •1e11. D.V.M.. 175' l'ort 700 Civic Cll'l~r Drtve W•st, In thl ~·~·-··-·-k it'
UUll'!T OfR of Or1 ..... county, " '. . , ,...._ f2'6t • D1tld NO\I. 16, I~: ~ to 'gaJ up ahead of
ot'IOMf' tt, 1tn. .-.. ,PvbfltMd Or•ntt °*' 'O.Uy P.not: TM• ""'""'' I• condVCttd bY •n WILLIAM. E. $~JOHN. . 6-···· a .:....J, ... y drl --..... Nowmtler t, 1s. 2.0. rr. 1m :sw-n 1M1v1c1ue1 countv c ttrk WI" ouna. ve. •ix:
"""".,... Or....-c.... O.Hy l'llet 1 ,._ E. Jllcll, D.V.M. ICl•DIL • AND•lllON nrnnnsals· w-said to have Ot._., 30 IN: Nowmlltf' .. ''· Je, PlJBLl(Tl(OJ'l(B ' TMI "tt1t.iMnt w11 111«1 wltll• tlll IV, CAIL MIT'CltlU.t:,. !""'7':' """
1m ( DH-1' .L...-Courity Ct•• Of Or•not County "", .. MOllTM ltl;OAO'fJ~ -·· been~ made by the special
f MOTtc1 DP MAllSMAL'S SALi . N"91'11btr ~6' ttn. ntw f~~~M; CAL.If'. nr.' energy actim. group, headed
• 1 PUIUC NOTICE Ali.t N. De S•i;it11, 1tt .. Pl•lntlft f'ubll•htd Or•llf' coast Dilly Piiot, A"-'1 1tr1 l'tflt}lfllr by Nixon's energy adviser,
' l'K'flTIOW SUSIMlll :0. 1~a::' Morrb, .. ••• Dtftndllll. N••"""n btf 20. 21 •t'ICI ~blf ~ii N!°v":=' 20 °:1'~ ,?rf•' Dilly~;; John A. Love. ~sTATWM•MT •~ Ylrtvt of •n •xecvtlon ltwed on ' ' ' About 25 percent'bf the na·
Ttlfitanowlftl ,..,-I• ootnt bllllnn• Cklotltt '" itn by 1111 M1111LclP1I Cwrf, · PVBUC NOTICE .. ; t · . ... e"""ty M1r110r Judlc111 Dt~ct. PUBlJC NO'n~E / t lo n ' s . a a...s o 1 in e con-~ """WAV J'OLISHINO, ~·'Pim J~ """9d: ,..~l'l ls'. 'ltn. CMIY . -... .-..Hon' -·-on'--·tends, A.,.. ltlflton, CllllttnM of br... ..... of C.llfOm!Ji, '1111"' CITY OJI l'OUNTAIN VA.LL.V .,...,...,.., ..,. ..... ,. ...,.,., °'"*" Clt'deU· 101 • tlldlmtnt 1111w«1 111 ''"" ot AlMrl 1-..,.., A""" according to' the gOVernment.
I AM AYf,. .. ...,..,.. INttt:: C•"f, N. De s.llfl• dbl LOI Aflllht I. Ofal'ltl ........ Vlf!W, Ca!lfttllll' tt7'1
' 'If' ~ • ' C°"""' Ml\ltffMlll •-u" .. \lldoMiftt • '~ • •' ..,,.. ... .,... 11 .,..,.... " 111 ""°"'..,. .,... .,.1,..t ,...,.~ .. Mi0rr11 a1Nn o,. 111HM1CIAt.. TlANIAct10N1 THE POBI'.,. quoted sources
dloMiltl. ·'... • •ka •-.rt J. /lWrlt ..... J, ,..,.... ~ rJ.ut~ ................ #.1911 .. ••yina;;_ .. -.· .-.,~ .... --1' ~ c.tM1 Miii ..,.r;; Morrlt •llll hl'Wt' I . • .. -... _JNV .._ ...__.~ lieterMlll ... mid Wltll ""'Mitrft ... Mrl. tl;Olllrt 'Morril ••• ............. lllVI NUll ··-··-wl''"'-·. "'-a _,..... CIWtl "Gt or ... ~ 111 1. ·~ Merf+i'°'* ..-Mrt-·Rolllrtr J. '=.llaMI _ S J.OI0,2tt ,....,...,..,.. UUll · ~ ... -.Jm..u .. r' ---"--· t.\Ol'rll.akl.MrL •• J:IM!"r••~l~I .!'""' .,.-• ..._. .... _ :,,....· -~ 90tAOt . ~in "tO anoc.te Mme bei.ttng ... rmM ~"""'"°''Ml blltl'IC'e llif tlfl.I " ·T'!""•••~ ·.a.; ··~~ ~A1Q~I .. -...f' oi.~ ··~• -t.-•NO.AnA
-... "'--.. ~: ... 11 ~1'1011"1':: :..~ .. ~ .~.~ Juct:.0.7!"'~ :~or=-t.:~0:1t.f:..wy & ''°'*"' 2~1: "" '·w Wl'C' ftauun I -,-•
I am-n i......, .;;.-;'" . .i1 M1""".1.:.1:; a .... enue ""' 0111tr Ao11K•n . 41t.JU • ri)Jutors. ' --j~=;;:-:::-::;;;;;;;;:---IMI 1M1Nit « llid "*"""' . Qll,_ for C""'9111 StrYIC• 3",429 The Senate-paieed b l J J __ "" .-111 tt1t .......tv In !hi CMl-W of Orente. °"'« ll"""""" Jfll,lM allow& N ixon lo order ra
..-"--... nv•-st•ll ef C'4lfwllla( ct.c:rlMt .. ...,._.: • Tott! tttvenwt • 1.m..11• 7 -,.· • ....:~~==~==='--1 lot ,~ 'Tritt 'II{!,; -.... fl, IXf'INDIT ., tlohlrig or g~l~ or any 71£:~-=~n '"~m• ::,.."*'~tr::'~ ':: OtlltftJ Oowrnmtr1t -Dtoitrt1Nnt•I Vil s w..-Other fuel . 1lle eould ban ex·
flllfwlfll ..,... _,. delt!I r.i1...J. "" , •. tn:::"fi' ~rnmtnt -.._.,..rtm111t•I m.a11 port of any scarce fuel'. He
•1 NOTICI '' HlllllV OIVIN tMI ,. •' ....... ~1-, ........... , .. ,. Id ord --~-· II II ••• l'llOOUCTIONI. Jf'.O. loll .... l'rldrf, ~ 1. 1tn, 'It . 1i00 l"\ltllle wO;(f ClOU er \,~ 14ln 0 we s
Im IWdfltll A---. ,OUlll•ln o•tloclt, l",M, •I tronl of C~, f'~t W ll«NOllon = to be allowed to fioW raster
, Ctllilrnll nm GM JlllMltll tl;Old, City ol"N~. ha the! ted fflcJ M. ll'Y•"'· mt 1rt11t11rc1, u INd'I. COU111Y or Of.ntt, st1tt ot To111 laptnd!1vrtt s Utt..018 t n r ra e ent
(alllilnll• "'31 -( .. .,.,.,,I_ wlll Mt1 •t P.Vb'IC 1m1.-i WATI• UTILrn' OJ'laAnoH capadty. . ...
a , ,,,ll!llW· '"1 ''"""""ta Ille MIM'lt tilfdli', tor c111\ In PltUf YMr , ..... J-.. tt1I H Id f 1 t PW!ltlllfl Y•llrf, te11bnll• "wM fl'IOi'll'( of .,. un11tc1 St•laL lllCOl'l'I• s 1.o.1..m e cou orce power P an s
• '""" tt1t '-rllhl· ""' 1nc1 1n1trttt " ,.,.,... u1;t2,, that can switch froml••clean"
MtMll ..:..:-=. r:_.. •: =rl::w~·.:..::":' 90111muc~-= Hll lflall'M I l".iSl. but 'SU'Ce fUela to "dirty"
.. mlY "' MC'tlMfY tG :fttt"" M"9 fttwnvt tONb • ....._. 1 ls.ooo but pleoUful ones to ct» ao. '::'..:Zr'... fl"" wlttl . "'° =---"1ttl t«IWI I .... t ' -Cnt"I Vf"' Cltllfll °""" AllUHO VALUATIONS l"-40 \ He could ease up on clean·
aer1t " °""" cwn,., tn o.. Ne\tlmMI' •· 1m ...... ' air. _,uiremen\s. :t DIYI~: ~ Stnt t..eoettY • .. "
_...1.'(;;... IMLLAlfO O, Wlt1t1111°" -MMMd UNet~ ll•k-
... y cv••M9N'l'I .. ....I.°'""' COl,ll'ity L1!!J!--.. • , ut.J» ..... \,N) • ,,.''°.M • '1.211AIO l'r 111111 M, Elftr, DfitlvlY .. .,...v.--.,... S14,U) ... tSMll Jiii 10,Ul.MO IDUlt WHtcKt.11' f'trtOMI PrtPttt'f 1.114290 D»t W .. M t.l27H
Hll OOULD SET a specific
reduclloo ol energy use by
bualnesaes. He oou14 provide
lncenUves for car pooling aod uee of mus tral\lit.
~·
(lllfl!lWli •t 1 :..,:-::,:-=r127 .._T°'l!.....n-a Uif,fi lllt,11.iii 11tm• 11 ...... Hi or... i:Mit OiftY '""' Ml ........ ~ M1t 11ADt,JN IAJt.tte lt ... ,4N O.C••*'' ~ Or•ntt Cotti Otth' !'lie!, Miff ToMll I ,...,,,,. I fi;ii,n. t il1iJ02 SlOl .... ,lii ~· N••'"*"' 1\. 70, 21. 1'121 M7t-~fthld Or9tltf Cttn O.lly l"llot, Nowmtiw 19, 1tJ1 lSu.
• .:..
I •
•
In the window <i the downtown
building.
JURGENSEN'$ IS gooe. It
was fo'n:ed out by rising rents
and traf'ht congt!stio-n, saiQ
Hai"ol4 Jurgensen who calls
hirilself "the old man."
· The sign on the doOr of
the company's 1 o r m e r
quarters al 250 Broadway
refers customers to t h e
Fasbi<¥t Square store in Santa
An11. -J..urg~ uld his .company
win: still "deliver goods to the
COl!,!lal· area and .. he sa'fd It i~ COnsidering ·opening a new
stoni .~ in tbe area,
perhaps in Newport Beach or
Irvine. MUTUAL FUNDS
THE FOUNDER of the
cha1·n reached by telephone ,_w. York -Fo'-OTOH • ICEYSTOflt•: litllnc 1S.4S u .o.· . ' lowi119 11 .• Jiit ol MOWAltO: CU$! 81 11.to n.n Com '·" ..... i.1 in hiS Pasadena offices, said Did Md •U;tCJ ,..1. all!G n f'd t .oll 10.36 CuU Bl lt.H ll.41 Si-t•I U .011•.G'-•' -.. tn Oft Muhlll W1" F 12.• 13.Sl Cu51 S... l.ll t.IJ SEAID GltP: • w~ JD0Ve from J..agWJ3: Beach Funch ff juoltcl tiJ lntm• '·°' I ... C111t 1(1 1,0I 1.16 Ad Gw 4 1) 'i.1 t was made reluctanUy.. ti. HASD nc. SoKll F 1.11 1.11 c ..... 1 11;2 s.•s '·" Ad 11'1( f" 1·11 • MlriM'I stcll Fd 12.171).)1) Cllll SI ·21.11u.21 Ad Int ·f•s •. .,.£ "Laguna was .........,. to us," Ho· .. lmtw 1• 197) Eo1e s. 1t . .,111t.n c1111 st 10.t1 11...o cm C•P .:u ,: .. · &""IW 11• ...... Egret G! 11. n.• c ..... 1 S3 J.lol I.OS Ill( Fdl .S.17 •.e>t! he said. Ac1vi1er • ~ ., n Etlun Trt 1s.>t ... c"'t s.i ,_,, 4.t• Sbc:I i..v •.•• •.n "'411,,. 'Fd i1• 150 Emerg 2.ll 3.'2 ""°Ito 4.JS .t JJ SECURITY l'DI: _'l He said the Art Oolony Attl'MI •n u .-u :n Eneru 11.60 11.w Po••ri. '·"' 1.r• £crvity · J.n 1 ....
branch store has been a prolit· :~'1.~d 1:!1 ~:;: ~!:"111rt :r, : r. ~~t~111 ~ T: 'r. ~~!1
,. :.~ !:~i-..r
able ....... over the last 20 plus Alllt•I• 11.as 11.9' .,'"••"u"TY 1.00 ... Llldmrk •.S. 1.11 IELICTID .. DI: !iR '4"C Alpfll H ll lOlJ'IO Lin• Fd 507·507 Am Shr JM 1 Y~ b.it proJeCted over the ~:r.,~ ::n 1~'.ll ·~ov!~ •-• •.n L&x~~~1 11.os ?:r~~ it:: ,f:: r~ next ten years, fl.I .. -&NVldlr· Am Dwt. l.14 t .SS c, .... u,,,1 10.tl 11,tt Grwtll SU l.37 S.ntlntl 111,21 11.1•r ""''6" ,._.. Am EQly '441 't1 •.31 • · · Rei.rel\ 12 ... 1•.0t Slntry '" U,S4 U 'b-ed to be changing. -AM IXPllSs . C'I' SSt< 1.11 ••. Mli'IM l. .. •.02 SHAlllMLD Gil,. .•
Qne .ot the ~~gs that P~~:.: '·" 1.~ 5i!~1 ,l5 11:~ r-:1'~ ~:Il ::g ~:';:,!. J:~ ~::~)~ changed was the tease on the 1rw;om '·" '·'° ,un:i u:. tL2' .,. 1 1. ,·" •.n Fl•t Fd 3.M 4.»i•.
b '!din l , , Anv5tm 7.14 I.• '''''' ,,, ,_,3 p,__+~" ,·" 1.n ~rtlr 7 . .U LU.<-1 UI . g ocated . bn ~I 1 » I 01 . ... ~..... .18 4 .41 Lt... L •.» •. ,,.r.
• , .. 1n a pr e , _. ,·11 1·1 s. .. m F 1.1s '·'° LOOMt P1ce f'd 1.3' aoh
commerc1a1 area. It went up, ,t,m""'Gr1h i.u 1·,J Trfllel 22.»i•.•1 SAYLU1 SH•AllON 11os:· &
and although Jurgensen. dldn. 't ~ ',',~~ 4:tt s:J7 ...... NAN .. Cl_AMSL '-II OW' 12.tJ 12 tJ AP"4'C 11.3110.oti:I "'" ·~ 't7 4 t7 : M<.itwl ,,,.., 14.4' 1ncom 16.'6 11.s.I . t t d 11 · th Am Miii ,. •• -., Fln Dyn 4.10 4,\0 I.ORO Ala: '" ...... ' '" lO(lli.l wan o we on e matter, AmNt Gr 2·10 i• Fin 11'111 •.n 4.12 A11111t •.n •.ts Sn o.•n 10'32 10.J2 he indicate' d 1·t went up A"CMOll · · .Fin Int s ... s ... Am BuJ 2.M. J.10 Si* Fd .:,, 1:rr----. 'fi ] GltOl.ll": VMI l.13 ).13 81\d deb t .H 10.11 SIGMA llUNOS:
StgDJ tCant y. C•\al 4.0S •. 41 hCFd V• IO.t7 11.'9 L11thtrn lO.OJ 10.tl C•P Snr 6.M I.SI
Flld 111v 1.t• 1.tt "••"•"•••••· L1111vo In •-» 10.11 Inv t .to to.c Gr#ldl 1 • I.Of • • MASI C01 Trsl 1.Sl 1.11 SUMMEHTll'dE traffic con-111(.0m f03 1 10 OIK Fd 4.IS s.:n Fr~ 7.ti. 1.•1 v~"t11r 111 1 43 V1nt11r 1:os 1:'2 GflJI Fd 7.0f 1.11 llldP F 1.06 1.u Smllh B .:,. ,:,, gestion. on Coast Higl),way w1 Ntll 11.2' 11,37 ••om 1.11 1.to """ F 11.u u.n sa rt Gr 10.6110.6s ~fled the deli A$ltol\> l.H .& H JMt• fl' 7.Q 1.14 MAU f'NCL: , Ci<lllf 11 lt \l I• "'"' Vf!S'j service or Alldlr. f' 7.XI 7'tt Iii Mt.tit! 1.20 I.to MIT 11.0112 OS 11 Inv f 02 f ti...-....... 'AA d th t . d AXE •. ''"' lff 1.12 1.12 MIG u.sou:.. .Inv G 1:., .:4 ·~ ,., .......... ry WV an a ma e NOUGMTON· FOllUM GROUP: MID n.~ u .u Sov• in II.Gt 12. the IocaUon Jess efficient. 11111'111 A ,._,. , 11 ,',"• ,F~ 10.oe 1u.oe MFO 11.43 1s.• 1r1 'as ' 11111'111 • '" ,·.. ,.. 1.03 I.OJ MCO U.SO 14.75 p fnO •'.20 ,; Jwgenaen said his ....1. .. 1 .. • . . Coli.m 1t) 1.t 7 Ma\11 Iv lt:I 1.t2 ITAfl aND G•I": . ""'~"-s stoc• s.•t t .2t :s f\11'111 s ts s ts ~'"' 10 °' 10 06 Com Fd
-sumptuoils selection appti1 ~· It.?:-~~ J·~ 1~·n F• r.r 4.•1 412 M•d Am -s." s .... oiw111 t:: ~:
t.o the upper income and to = 1i:~ 1f~ :0.S::~~11 =i~ ~: ltri U:~ S!PT~r&' !:': }j
"the guy like you and JDe a.yn er s:tt 1:,1 Gr•UI · s. u '·'' Mii enc. •.21 10.ot St Fr inc 1.n l. • • lltcn HI 1.l7 I.» lnc:orn 11.0112.03 MIF Fd_ 7.l6 7.tl> $111• W U.1041. who -1ust wants something a ""'.. 10.IS 10.I) F Mt ... 1 I.SS ,_,. MIF Gr• 4,1) 4.44 $TIADlllllAN .-0$ JittJ 'al " llr•\l'lr 1.1• •.11 II' $petll It.ti 11.M MllOm 01 •.•1 S.01 Am Ind J.tl l.t e spec1 . llorlcllt• •.St '·" Four:t\.F 1.14 I.» Mul)m In *·" 9.43 A$10 Fd I.IS 1.1 He said the -panv was eon Fon t.n 10.oe 0"00••,,~" M111 Sii"' u .•1 u .•1 1nw11 1.2• 1. '-""" Br-).U ).Cf • M!itl Tr1 I ... I ... <kt1n 6.15 •. noted for ~ts large ae1-~·-n l rnl'lm t.11 t.74 DNTC .1.11 '·" N•l llldi,t '·" t .11 STIC H JIOI fDI: , ~ CALVIN fUNDS: Gwtl'I Sf' 7,11 7.tl NAT II( f'DS: 8•t""-20.SS 20.S or Imported wines, ftne me&tl lull Fd ll.02 tJ.U Fr lncm 1.12 '·" 81l1nc I.ft t .OS C.pl\I JO.al 10.
d C• fd fl 11 tl 10 U$ Gv S t.rt 10.13 8onO Sr •.16 s.to Stoc-. 14 It U An produce and speciality Olv Slit 1:,. 1: .. UVllllt 4.)t 4.11 Olvictn 3.45 l .77 SIS GROVJ',' .
food. ~1~.,. 1;:~ lt1~ t·E~~ !:~ lU i:C~1' !:tt ;:;t ~:C'!!:: ::~ to The ~ery has had two CG f'llflll ... , 10.•S , •• L!Eq Kl.90 II.ti $1•k $r 1.41 7.07 S.-lt .... t .4 &·~ CtP Trln 10.11 ii.JS fd Ml diP .... I.II Grwttl •.l s l .Q Tttl'lllt 1.11 6.T
store locations, over the years c.111 JM u ... 14.n ·~==·•HCP ",••.,• .. ,,",,' ,, " ""• ~• 0F •.M 10.
In t •-'"" ' C"AN•lltG · Qlil Y . . 't'flC•O t .11 6 . ....agl.IUll. Before the ll'UNDI: Comni •. ., t .Q G ... 11'1 10 ... 11.17 T•mPI G 7.11 1.4
B d h l•lnc:d 10tol1 IS Imp•~-7.lS 1.1' Side O.Mll.16 Tower C Ill 01 roa way store, t e CQDlp&ny Incl Fcl .:ot .:,, lndv• tr 10 ... 11.43 NEA Ml ..... ,11 y,..,, Ctei I.It I.
was located on Sou" Coas't Com Stk 1.31 1.•J .. ~kit 1 ... l .J7 Ne11 C11111 •.ll 4.tl tr1v1 Eq io.tJ'11.1
W4 Eqlf Gr 7 ... 1.V ..... tewy •.Ol I.Sol Ne""'11'1 l .U I.JS T...oor H 10,M 10, Highway near the o Id EQty "". t.M J.21 o.n S.< •.1• 1.14 !'!'"'~ 1,•,.0,114.1' 20ll'I CG 2 ... 2 . . _ . Fnd A.m 7 . .:i 1.l4 GltOU, SIC: nw ,.,,r1 . 11S.KI 10111 Cl l.71 4.1 BruSsels Restaurant. Grw1ri '·" s . ._ ~ .. " s.o. s.54 """' w1a ~Ls. u .13 u11111ta 1.tt !i
. THE atA1N was founded
about 38 years ago and
flourhhed with what
Jurgensen described a), ·~ju.st
• Jo~ of hard work. and a
little -~~o.wl'eJlie" iiiQ
soinetirnes a combination OJ
'both."
'
Ch'nnel 50
A.il'.s Taxes
lntom •.It 1.41 811 f'nd 1.)1' $.06 Nl<l'llH 1).19 U.ft U"''"""' 6.1) 7 . .Cl 1.n I.ts COl'll $\~ IO,)O 11.41 ,,.,,l •vtr n .11 IS.11 UNION llRVICii• •
V11t1Nr 1.•t t.41 11'1 fAm •di 4,IO Om(~ 1.•I J.IJ GlllOU,: ~ CMASI Grlll Ind lt.•l H .'1 0 Nt1I l<I ll.06 u.a. &rd s Iv U,(1(1 t(.1 IOSTON: GWrd 11,0S 12.CS OM Wiii lt.26 lt.l• N11I Inv 7.tt I. Fnd 8os 7.11 I.Ml llAMILTON GllP: CWl"IJ!!HM fO: Un CIPI 1.1' t.I l'ron Cp '·" s.u ·f11t'ICI J,'9 4.:16 Ott Alm t.16 10.67 Wl'lll'l•I 11.3S 13.
$117r Bl •l.1• 1.IJ GrW1h ... ,. l .65 ·oo Fllll 6.13 '·'' UNIT•D ~UNO~ \f:tttt •.OI 6.M tflCOl'll ~.2Q, 1.11 00 T-t,U 6.71 A(tll(l'l l,14 7.-Chtm fd 10.Jt 11.ll Hl'•IMI Y .H •.i• OT'C Sec 10,)111.17 Biid Fd 7.Q •.st CO'-OlllA Mtfl LY l,U e,Ji P•r•ml LSI 7.19 Cont <aw t,47 10.JQ PUNDS: ~ Hedbt9 l,to •. }1 P1111 R•v •.7$ 1,38 ·conrfnt'""t.J(I 10.•1~
Con¥tr '·" 10.11 d09 -.t;t1 ·',., PQMu' 4.lt S.tt lntom ""'II'·• u , 111 • • Y;> Equity J.10 J.)t Htri\~ l.}7 1.12 "-"'1 Ml 1.Jt .. 1 S<!tnc •·'' 7.Jl FllllCI 10.lfll.IO "9r•\I 11,7119.19 "'""·~ .. ,. Ll VlilOd S.tl •.ss Gfwll'I S.11 6.ll tmprl Cp t.2' 10.U Pl'lllf fd 6 .• 1 7.J4 USAA C• • t.t i ,,6S !Mom '-" '10.u Imp Gr 1.06 J.n PILGRIM GP: -vs 0¥\$ 10.~ 10.1G Wlll\or J,IJ J,11 111( fdAm II.Jo& ll.XI C•plll ,_,. 3.'6 \IALUE LIN• f'O$:
COi""" G 11.IO 11.IO ll\CI FAm l.20 l.SO ill(om 1.n t.U V•I Lnt J.lt s .•• COMMON'WLTM lllle90tl 1.U t.10 Pl"'-"" 7 ... l . .tJ VII 1....: t.1• 4.•S ftl;UIT1 tll 1n,,.1t 10 ... 12.Di Pint SI t.13 t.t3 Lev Giii •.OI •.tt A,. 1.10 1.lt lllvtrn G I.ill 1.>0 Pl" Trt 2.M ... ¥•1 Soc I.ti l.1 C 1.'1 I.SJ Inv Co A It .. 1),11 l"lOftlll 'D: \IANCI'.
COll'lp Id 1.00 1.19 !"v lndlC .,. Pion Fd 11.Utt.11 l11'1t1t 1 ... 7.IO Comp ,d t.A 1.~J l"v tot .M 11.M ~Oflr II t.'2 10.M Y$ (Ml 1.0) 7.11
CClfl'IP " 6.1' 6.tl lfl'I' Gllldr.n 7.U PIWI Et\ 1.11 1.17 SANDl.115:
Concrd t.11 t.11 INVIST P!tnnd t ,ltl0.14 S4:o>KI •.It 1.»
n --1'denls on . the Oran' ge COfll Inv 11.CIO 11,JO COUNI• PLI GRO U.011S.1t Vllfri.lt •. 1• '·" ~ en.in tw s,1J s.n: c_.m 1.tt 1.• ''UC• lllOWI': \l•n7rct 1,11 l,<IO
Coast ~win get some · unex. ~~~ ~ .t::t ,l:U ~:: t l:n 1:%: ~·i:r. :?:ft ltft ~r,~Otf tt a:11
peded help ftom the tube ~ 01~ 11n t:l 1ro,•i111•·~'l··· ~,:or !:~ t:f: ~:nr,~ J;~I ~:a, around inM.me tax time next Dell•! ·" •.• 10s ND s.a t .32 "".,..,kft -J ... t.JS Wiii! Mo; 10.SS 11 .• ,... ()lvfCIQ J.J7 7.D 0S" 1.0I .... OYd GI I.ti !·" W.IM M tO.U lt. )'..eat. • D•U.1'All M\i.lwl t . .O 10,Jl fi't'o;O $IP 9.111 ,n "ILUllGtON
'l'tle Internal Revenue 0:',.~t: ,.u 10.~1 l:rt<\ Uh l:l ;3~i.~ r.=: 11,111i.u Service and ~·-·-el 511 ·-0t1• ' "'' •.• ¥•f ,.., e. t.m ~,,., 10.1>1 u.• '"''' ..... '·'* . \AHlUU _.. Ottll T '·tt J ,11 f(l, 1141 '· 1.u .,.11, '1:-,t. 1.n MO•P 113' n .Jt
cooperating on a~ or six t:~"cp S::~ .~~ '0t!i11 '·'° • . .o .,.1r1 ~ lt:! ~~~•" ,t~ 1i.ij ~rams to be aired over oo.oea ''·°' 11.• 1nCll'I\ 1... ... '"' .... '·" w.h1y 1r.n 11,t 1
the Coat Co It Co •brt,..1-f .t1-t.ll T'M=ut-J.• ,. l"'I' t ,lj 10,00 Wllllll IOa 11 JJ s mmun y ege OlllY,UIO•I" .tr,t Mt lt.C 14.01 ,1~"' t ,U-T0..1 1 .,,..,..II t0'1511'ot
District'• televls·100 sta•'6 '" 0ry1 fd II.A• 11.» '"" ~ t1J1 n .11 .,'-19 • .,, "I' 1°' Wind• .:-. ,:u ""'1· E«ily Fe ).11 l.tt Ivy ,Wld 7,U J.11 -,,.,. .. I .. ,, WtJI 11111 2.• ~··
• O>st of the videotaping pro-l:~nc~ 1;;~ 1j;;l ~!.!·~: ,~:t 1'i:~ t~1 1q 'J:: ,:4; :t~t.sc.r '·" t:l
'iect ls $12,4.SQ. with the IRS ,,. cen1 Hl.0110.•1 JH•11 t111 1.• .11 Sltilltt 2..M 1.M i1191er t: 10:,.
Ip& • g bo t o· third l t.E #11 l.1' J,1, JHlll Sit 7.U l.11 t.e\IOH• JOI•.., .,, ..... .._ y1n (I \I Oe• • Eltlt Gr I.JS t.tS ~\In ll.ll tl.ll 111tr Inv IS.JO i i.XI l·o;ntv•HIOll~
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--· t'1LOr T-1. Nowmbtr 20, IWJ
• PAT GLASBRENNER TAKES DICTATION FROM SANTA CLAUS
St. Nick Picks.Up Moll In L19uno Niguel En Roule Homo
;.Gals Helping Santa
Coast Pair Capitalize on Yule Letters
By JAN WORTil
Of "" Delly P'l»t ,,..,
.. 1'\W Laguna Niguel women,
.bored with doing the same
old thing dur ing the holiday
season, have found a way to
'turn their Christmas activities
intQ cash.
; Pat Glasbrenner and Linda
: J\.1artin ha ve decided to be
: ~host writers for Santa Claus.
:· ANY CHILD who sends a
' letter to their Laguna Niguel
. North Pole address by Dee.
10, provided mom and dad
·have included one dollar, will
receive a personal response.
. "I think every eh 11 d
· ~eserves an answer from San-
ta Claus," Mrs. Glasbrenner
said. "I was one w~ didn 't
-and I can still remeritber!"
~ women also will send
a Jetter to a child if his or
her parent sends In a special
request w i t h one-dollar.
(JohMy won't eat his spinach'?
Try Santa Claus!)
lf their new endeavor suc-
ceeds, they may ~xpand it
to include birthday cards and
get-well cards from Santa
Clau.5, no matter what time
of year.
TIIEY SAID their price
might change in future years
after they see what response
the project brings and what
their costs ar~. If a large
profit result$, they m a y
donate some of the excess
in charity.
''A child has to learn that
you have to be good to
recei ve." said Mrs. Glabren-
ner, mother of two children,
four and len.
"We think tttis \s a good
little fantasy to help a child
understand that he has to. be
good to receive," she said .
THE TWO WOMEN will do
all their own writing, typing
and addressing. A ·hand-writ-
ten signature from Santa
Claus will end each one-page
letter.
1~IRS Angers Jurist
!•,In Westgate Trial
Anyone interested in having
their child recei ve an answer
to a letter to Old ~. Nick
should mail the letter with
one dollar to:
Santa Claus
c-o North Pole
237ll2 Perth Bay
Laguna Nigue l, ca. 92677
"THE POST oJfice told us •' ;'. SAN DIEGO (UPI) -A
•federal judge, accusing the
· 1ntemal Revenue Service of
: sabotaging his efforts to
• * * * ~:'Untangling
•
..
·::Bank 'May
;.Take . Y~rs'
•
SAN DIEGO (AP) -It may
:~ake years to Wltangle tht;!
•financial botdl left by United ;:states National Bank, which
:folded a month ago in the
• 1argest bank failure in U.S.
.Jiistory, a government liquida-
' tor says.
• 'The Federal Deposit
:1nsurance Corporation is being
,~ented by 25 exerts and
~'they may be here for years," ~'.Jboml)Son Lesher, FDIC 's
.as soc i ate 11 q u idatlng
:mipervisor, said in an in-
;Ji!rview Monday.
•'
' "IT WILL BE some time
. before we know if t h e
'Clreditors can all be paid and.
'jf the creditors aren't paid
• in full , the shareholders all
· ~tand to lose," he said.
salvage Westgate-California
Corp., ordered the IRS district
director lo appear before him
today.
The IRS is setting itsell
up as a fourth branch of
government, U.S. Dist r i et
that each Christmas the v get
dozens of letters from children
to Santa Claus that never go
anywhere," Mrs. GlasbreMer
said. "So v.'e decided to do
wmething about it."
Judge Leland Nielsen, said r---------~
Monday.
TIIE JUDGE sald that by
pres.sing a $4.2 million tax
'claim against We stgate -
California, formerly -the cor-
nerstone of financier C .
Arnholt Smith's financial 1em-
pire, the lRS is "destroying
the corporation without regard
for the interests of the
creditors or stockholders or
the ms Itself."
The IRS claim is "arbitrary
and unreasonable," the judge
said at a bearing, and is
updermining the e o u r t ' s
authority in trying to pick
up the pieces of Smith's shat-
tered financial st ructure , to
protect others from being
hurl .
State Bank
Sees Gai1i
SAN FRANCISCO (AP)
-Baplo of California
eeonomists predict the
state's economy w i 11
follow strong gains made
this year with more. but
slower, growth in 1974.
Their prediction Mon-
day, in sharp contrast)to
forecasts of a nationwide
recession by some ex-
perts, forecast more gains
in all 'major sectors of
the state's economy.
However, their report
said efforts to halt in-
flation could mean a rise
of up to 6 percent in con-
sumer prices in 197~.
The judge made his remarks
at a bearing Monday, and
ordered government attorney
Herbert Moody to see to it
that Frank Schmidt, IRS
director of the Sou t be r n ~----------'
California District, appears
before him toda y.
Mone1'• ,Wortla
Energy Shortage
Not So Health
By SYLVIA PORTER
James Heston, colul'Mist for
the New York Ti.met, writes
intelligent, e r u d l t e , Coor
passionate essays -but, as
he lw often weyly confessed
in .... In !ht ~e of
econonUcs he's a .rbit cl • dunce. Althoogh 1 admire
Scotty eoormeu.sly and count
him a friend , he demonstrated
this to me in spades the other
day when he wrote that what
America "really needs is more
shortages . • . of gas, beef
and a lot of other things."
sumers · ~'Ould hit against
dwlMling suppll., of goods
and services -thereby ex-
erting pressure on prices even
though the oV<rall e<ooomy
would Ile faltering.
Per1nanent Dome Going Vp
Steep Interest rates
and bard-to-get loans becaWJe
Ille federal Reserve System
would try to curb conswnei:-
demands and prevent a
runaway inflation by "tighten-
ing credit. Groundbreaking ceremonies have been held for the year-old Bank of Costa
' Mesa, which ls building a 'l million facility at the corner of Ha.rbor Bou!.. •
-A 8TOCK 'market way, vard and Baker Streel The 21,000 snuare foot headquar!A!rs is being bwlt bib>' • way down from today's levels, ,. d 111.. 1 Arc ,. in renection of declining cor· J. Ray Construction Company and is expected to open it. oors ..,,.y • ill. :'.
f. teci. for the two-story bank is Robert Thomas and Associates. The bank w t-WHAT SCO'ITY Is clearly poration pro its. , " feature six drive in pods and more than 100 parking spaces. ··~ yearning for ls a simpler, -On inp of It all, a _:=:::::...:::::...:=..:..::::...o:::..::...:=.=::::...::::::..:..:.:...!:.::.:::::!~==--------"
safer, healthier life. "We need worldwide slump, affecting the ~~
~0~~:.;:; =iali~ J:trii:. f~: Allsta*"' H-.:kes Auto Rates· ~ . . home, r u n these countries would feel the IA:::: ·11
around the pinch of severe energ y ~· ... ,,;
block, eat shortages eVen more than the SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -A sj:lokesman for the com-auto theft coverage w~.
vegetable U.S. This would repreoent a Allstate Insurance Co., which pany said policy holders in drop by about 16 percent. " ;·
soup, ea.II up calamity I don't even want insw-es about one\ million Los Angeles will probably ''The rate boo5t was "-"""
o Id friends · to contemplate in print. Californians, says ts .auto have the higes rate in-necessary by the inert: "
and read a By no means am 1 ctverage rates will be in· creases. However, be was Id in ..... ~..J. .. ' "'
book once in forecasting this! · creased by an average of 6 unable to give the specific cost of ace enta "'!ID' a14""
wh1l I phas. · th t th percent In the state. rate increases for different resulting from higher hosp! a e • . . POaT1ut am em 12mg a ese
Prosperity's what's been doing are some o£ the implications nie· increase, affecting all areas of the state. and medical espetlltt
us in.'' of a major decline in pro-policies as they are renewed , The annotmcement sald the higher bodily injury -~
It's ScOttys charming con·' duetion and <.'OMumption in was made necessary by rais-cost of liability medical and tlemenbl, '' said cart F. Frtea..,.
tribution to this era of the U.S. brought about by ing costs, the firm said Moo-property cover~ge would go the company's Pacific ~
nostalgia and it's a yearning energy shortages. day. up. However. the rates ror · vice president. . , t
that I ' and millions of you/piiiOim--------------------------------------·
share.
But if his dream were to
be realized, this is what It
also would mean to you and
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The \lo'Orst economic
slump since the catastrophic vo1. *' vol. ·~, Vol. Nt-t "°'· '"' · · · · l/91. · ·Nti W.: _... ftirt • \.-
desression of the 1930s. Not · _,,~•itc~. C.Pln .Ma 3 !":'!.°: "90Mt't ."°O 3 ~.~~"~· 1rw1n1no.nt , ~:_:~. PGSrpt1•.i. _, ~~'°"· ~•colM .a r ~~ •
mild recessions such as we AARCp ,1)21) •·ll\1,-V) c ... PwUIS 11'0 ... -1 .,..,, .... _ 16S '"-'* .... l1.1•ID .l!i0 I 7\"a-'4 PGEltpll\I, t 1•'9 •..• l:!:'"ill!.t .: =-·" . . AAV Co .20 4 S\•-'h (MrltrC.... Jllo JVI-l/t F•lrnofll Dll 1' IJ\,-"" ITEL Corp 11• •-\, Pac:Hokl .l' 4 1 -\\ -' have had m the post-World .uE P1~11o. .s t i' ... c..~11 o.v n ,~ .... 11 Ft1.,...,. .» 10 ,.,._"' in eorp0r1 11 ..,_ \o Pac:Lll:ll 4.1' r20 n -111i S11nt.sar Jl .s a,._,. '
W II mind bu AtltrMf ... • l\t-Iii c.su. AM I ,, 21'.'t-I Flb ... bd wts n s .... -'• -J >--Pie Lipl '"' 120 lot _, =·· u ... ~ ar years, you, t Aber PtltOI 1 . i i ..... .,.. cuueton In 1 '~' ... Floico t.•~ u ti .. ~ J.t<lyft -~ ·I ~\~ ...... < LtCll 4\.. 110 " -iv. s..or -~ t ~ :t ,
areal crash. !~~~~ ! ;~·::: ~l=t~ 1: 1:~r: ~~~:."':';. 1! ti!-·t.; "1::::V~ 11~-·i~ =~!ti'.: 11%~¥::'~ ~~·· "'•' U: ::: ' ADM ll'ldl.ISI I ll.i · ... c D I Corp 1 2V.-\, Fllmwy IM H JV.... \11 ' J ..... ls c. ~ 11 u-h ... cSwltl .n ,. ·-\\' set•'
SKYROCKETJN Admlt11U .SO 1' Ith .•• Ctllu Cr1ft l I~> ., . Fl,lttD! .Old J ~ 14 Jrlflroni< kid . 5 1~ ... ' Pill CorJI . > U~ •.• S.lo .. llil~I • s, .s ••• -G tmem· AdObe eor,, .n 1~+ ""' c.nMPI 3'11 110 4J~·-1~ F 111:1 11 .20 2 114--11o JoflnPTd .16 " 2s:n-11o11· P11oFc1 .~ s n o •.• · Speciiilv' • , .sv.-"\i: •
I th board Al•-• IM 10 l\o ... c"" S.c .Ott! 1> 4.f.-"" flnGtft,,.. .6 10\lo-"" )l,lpl1ff 11111 s ,,,, .•. PllOM I.It.II 11 10\..o-.... ~-... ,-1 •• & -.... . poytnent across e -.-..,_1 1nc: J 1w •.. c.n¥1110wn 1 1~ ..... Fll\GnA .)M ' 10• .. -~ -• •-P1toM111 ... 1 i 1 •.. -.... ...-... • 'nciu<f' ill Mrosol ft<: l 1~ .•. C...-trOll CP JS I -•.1o F1Den t.UO II 10'.'t-'ii llliwrl .OSt • »t-V. P1n0t1 lrd XI ,..,_.\la s-«>P'Jk .S I\-I;:. ·:i I mg sk ed. as v.1ell as A"ll ~ ~ u 3\o-v. c11m,.H .O'ltl 011 J~ ,._ Fsl De!Wwt u 21~ ... 11..1.,... inc: J2 n o •.. P•••Elt<: Sil s 4h+ 1 .. $M{-"" t ti._" '
Unskilled workers those -•you Atf.HQl.ll .20 1 4l'o ••. Chlrln 11111 2 1 +"" F\lfl:ll\'tnw 1 .,,._"' MlllMlllwt 10 61't-' ... PlrklMl-tOI 1 tt-i 1 SoefttlrC ... " •• ,•,.-~ .. ·,. ' UO. Atf11Pbl .0Sb J. +v. Ctwintr lid I l l't ••. FMS&i.i.• 112h-Yo l(llldl$rv1 11 lJ'lo-1 P.irloOtl .Dll 114\9-\:o stAlll..W. -in services as v.·ell as in the AICPfolo Slt 1 4\o+l'I CH9FdSlt 1 .-.... .. hlVMl.M 11 u~-.. Kaul&lrwt lJ 6\o-11) 1'1IFt11 .1111 11 11\-\\ Md 51-· ;""•"" ': AlrtlOl'M Fr-24 l \1-~I Oi!Rwl 1.60 I tJ>.-lo l"VIMI _., ll 'w--I• ltay(.ofp ,10 Jl 6 + V. P'1t19G11 Qi U 11 -.. SWOrMit •·• production of goods. 1be Al'"•EI ~ lS •V1-.... Cllild WOrld • •11"-1\~ Fitrrwk .fltl 24 10\~-... it.llWlll .]2 I •'4-.... P1tP1r PN • ,.,.,_ 111 St" ' II 15 -IV. . . Alrwlck .1' •7 14 -IV. Cllltde .'41 1 6'M + V. FlltfMrPI JI 1J ll'h-\"t kel(lll#\411 S lh+-Iii P1loGcl .Kil to I +-I• $idTl'uft... S 11\fl-'-• JObless rate easily could soar A1 .•• Ml .to 1 u _, crw1un1 eo 11 1\:o ... Flst1m.n .20 s i v.-.., 11.1-,.. 10 l• -"' Pf•ie 1.1tt1 • 111N-~ ~ c: .io t 11 -v. '
to double and more today's :1:Uwf~ '~ t~:-.~ ~1~'::~ ~ l~~! ~:~~':::~ ~Ji!:~ ~:.Uf:~ ~ ~,,._·.;1 f::rEt•,:,. : ~ -1. ~.!f.=i .t ==~ '
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all . t AlltQA .... ~ t l •.. Cl1rk Colli n IV• •.• Fl'f'Tlowwt Ill ,, -Vt Klrbyllld ·" ' t1•·1-h Pl11\fClll INI J 'loo •• •• s...-11111 " ·~Yo among sm er companies no A111tc1A11111 io l \._ v. c11rk1G .l0 , ,,,._ i, Fooc1r1tN 4 1,. ... 11.11 MftCo 1 J -"" ...., '°""'' 1 11 - \. SMM11...,,, • •11+1.1•
ffi · tl d' '('ed · th Alplll llld!JI l 1•,.-V. C11r•M111 16 l ,,,.._ \1 Ford C.. k J>O ll'M -t 'o:o Kltlntt'I C. J S\~ \It Plpc:Otn .Cl 1 ,...,__."" ~ C .JI 1 U'h-"" i SU to en y IVet'Sl I Jn e Atl1mlt Cp 3J 4._ " Cllrftlll M 15 ,,.,_ ~. Fwftt~ 1tl. 16 ti--\:,, k~Kklf loy 1' 11 ... -••• P1rl11IC .• It s.. .. . Sterllrlt Elt • nit-"' '
right areas !O off~e~.restrie-:!:c~J ~1~~~-·v. ~·~,.,•~it t lt'".~ ~:i::r:: 1
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thespiralinourcostof living !~i::R~°".~ 1~ , .. ;·~~~~~~.'.~·4;,~~ ::: ~~:::l:'.~; 1~ ;;-,~ t!"';!;,,. ~ ~(-! ::: ::=:~:~ = ~":;~~ =~-~~ ~ J;=~: to an even more intolerable Amevsit .20 ·. J " -Vt eo1en11n ·" 1011 10'VI + " -• G--l.llldmk I.JI i J\o-~. P'itDM 1.-" ss + l.i sw h•d-"" •' is-.-11o :i • M 4 han . JMJ A CtlMlll WI I \. •.. Collt9f .nti 2 6\ii , . . Gltlril Ill Sii. 1 '"' + ... UNWd Sil J l "> • '.a P'i"oll'ly .ti0 1 Jlli -\o S.,.,....y (p 11 ! -~ rate m lor1 t in .,, I AmFll 1.0lb 10 u -.. ~ Co!Coml .20 20 1 -\1 Giii.., Op I .......... "' l...IM<O Inc: J 11, .. . PITWVI A1ll Sy11W1 c AD au II ••• ·-demand f AFlet(llWI 1 n •... ColwlCo .2t II,_., a.. ... 1.1w 1) 7"1-' .. UPolnt1 JO) 4\1 .•. I '"' •.. S.,-C,.20 S21,,.,__ ~ause s rom COD· AmG1r ..06b ' 101-"' ColwMt! ... 1 s 1\.0-\" Gatcil Corp II I -b UrRlt I.Jib 2) 10~ .... '" PlruCp Am l• ·~ ~. Sy\ltrn "" ,. , • "' . Amlwll .2'b •I 6'9-h Catnbd om SI 14 + ~ G.lrl.ncl .JO l ,..,._ lo LCA C• .-4S JI 1-0>.o-I• Pl-.1 DI.JO 11 11'.• .. 11, -T T-' AMilltA .U l 6'9-\1 Coma EQUlo JI 11'.'l ,.. GlylOrdl .20 1 1'-... LtA Co.,.., U 2 -lo '1• lflduill .JO 4\o-\.< T.it ltli ... I IJ - " •
Gas Retailer
Deadline
Wednesday
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Gasoline and diesel fuel Armin eor,. ' 10 .. "' tonl0i1 c;.,, •1 , ... GIHdl~ lk 11 J -•• uc..nsv .'2 1 •~;,-11 Prwu.. • J '° ... TldwtU .30 1 Jti-'llt1, N-Elttl I S\ol •.• CoftllRtl .JO S ~ h Gil1n1<,... 14 l • '• LouC""l.OI 4 ltV.-... ,...y.A:llf .• I )~ ••. Timpe. .10ll e Utt. 'IJ .#.
ta.lers have unti'I mi'dni'ght .t.tUl'ld1Cp,. • •-,,. ton»M ep :u ,,_ .. G1•t1111r .ta 6 1i\io-\) LTV Cpwts 22 ....._ ••. Prlold 1111·;111 ., 1 •• • lMCM 1..,. 16 ~1 .... ,• re I Aw"-1 Cp 133 11\11-'• Cofll MllKI 10 !lo .•• Gltl\Gr .lDe ' S>o-~. UIOy Corp l \V. ... PSA lllC,... 2 ' + 1;'0 TO!Ulelm .» t • ... ,' Wednesday to post new ceiling MllldDl1 c. l u~ " Contlel W11 t• 1\1 .. . G1eno1s11 tk 1 '~·-"" Lricll eor,. J 1 -\'• Pl.tit• ... ,,.. 1 21• .. l'I TOPPt<i .tDO , '~ ,., ~· M•i11SWc .. ' i .... \<I Cooll El ·'° ,. 11 -... GloOllllll .c • j -11 --M M--"Pllll'\IG 11111 ,, S\lo .•. let.I"'"°' .. 6\.t-J..I• #' price stickers required by AuoF4 .till 1 t ... Cook 111 .• 1• 20 -1 Gioo. s.cw ,, s1 ... 1tt Mtcrody a. • 1 •.. Pvtiwn• ... n n'9-"" !Owflt.C .ia 1s J\-._ .•
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t. Alco lllllu!.1 • l\IW-v. Cof'dall INI §0 I '>-v. Gold0111 .» I Sl•-"' MIM'llf .so I s~. ... -· ·-TWA Wit m ,.~J.11 •• IOflS. AUCM 1,4Sb JI tt -.... Corellll lllC 11 IS~t-~o GollM (yllt t U'9-" MlrlnclouQ 8 '6 l . .. ~nc:lltt' la t IS -:i. Tr1 ..... y>ll. J 111-\\ # The stickers may be ob-AtllsCp .,.., 15 1\'o . . . Corr•ll .'1• J ,,,_ "' GeodU .ISb 10 )\'yo-\, Mlrt Col\111 J , ... _ \'o ~,..,., OU ll ti,._ "' lrtS.M. .... 14 I ,,_ ...... AUQoll 111 .JO 11 24\-~1 C-'MI wt 1 Jft . ,. GloOrldl wt 1' l'--I' Ml~ll Fd I S\IJ-°" ~MM'9 .1111 S 221/o-\'o Tloltl Mt .!a JI 2"1 ..• ~ tained from Internal Revenue Au1tr• D11 11 "~'*~•er.~ Corp 21 1~-\~ Gorlfl Ston 2 lYt + \\ Mlnf\al tnd 11 6"-1. ~ .... .,.,.,.. '' • ..• l\lfk'OC.. 1 Z\11 ···"
ted Auton'! llklll • 41.1.o-\lo er-rE lk I 61't-"" Geuldlnc: wt ill l\rl ....... ....,., ... ,.. S't-\\ "•"' P•tkg s '" .. ~. 1,,.,.....,.,. I 1"'-"3 Servjce 8Jld must be. po5 AIAo ltHio ID 1 + \,, Cr11'11ve o¥Q 14.. S -V. Geuldll .Mt> 1 lh+ "-¥1-U .JO l IOI.~ ••. Ray "-11'(1 11 J tw• 1.20 l 1' ... -~
t ch Auto Sw .u 3 ~·\II er.o11P2.20 l fmit-n o Go'•I ..... .lJ 61 JJ -JI.I,, ilNllln Inc: 1 '~ ~' •• lllCMI '' 4~-\;, Twill ,..., 1> I\ .... \llii'jt p~minent Y on ea pump. A v c eor,. " ,.,., •.• Crest Fo.m 4 2v.-t' Go-•Nf Auto t 4\;,-~ ,,...,,.., .100 1 10 -lt. Re.oint lftd 20 jV.-"" Tl't• i...-n .,. • -•,. Investigators will be making AvelTICP .u n ll'i ... oornpt011 1 4 111.:o ... Gr1n1~ 20 2w.-\Ii "'-"'llr• .10 s Ji.:. ... Rnllr ta 1 1 .. "" -• .,_ .c Avondl I.ISi l :aJV.-llo Oou A .Ub 21 :S.Vi-2\~ Grtlt'rl .lib 1J IQ,,._ .. Mlul 111 .llltt 1 11\'t-\~ RllRtd I... • 11%-"" U1P c. .oa. ~1 z~ ···.14 a compliance check of local AVX Corptn ) 111(,. "" c,._ CP SI J "~ "' Go-1,MI 1(111. 2S 6\:o-"" Ne.Ct II "15 1 ~-... Rec•IOnC I• 4J ,.~._ VI uMonfcl '* ,_ ...... . ., -·a--'"'nln .10tl I 7V. ... Gort Am Ind J1 IJ..11 ... ll'COllldlOI '" s,,.,~ ... Ritewt'1 ltll I ,..... .. . 1.1111-M AO 2 It -~"' service stations next weeK. •'49K .!IOI 1 1~ t•'t'Sl•t D11 1211 1s...,__. ~. Gr1 11.s "'' )OJ >~ "" Ne.Done .c 2 11 1~-\'I R11riorr .11 1 •10-.... UMMt i..-:io ""--..., n--tty am-ded petrol· Brl(.l'fl l.4Sb 1 u ... CSE Cp ... 2• 10~ ... ~ GtLllCll .llb us 1H't-"' Mtlllflfl .l1 3 61>i-'4 Atll llK ... JI IM--.. Ull IWO wtl • Jn ••• , ~\CIXll ..... 8..i;orPWl 1 1\'J •.. CutlicCp .20 u 6 -·.~ GtSCoUSSll t •YI ••• IY<ltlOllOl J 1Vt ..• Rem k.80 I 10"'1 ,,. UllAMll.Ont 2611-" ••• oe
.um _,,.,.iationtt a 11 0 w a.n1u ... u :u 21~ ... Curtis M1111 u ,..,, .. . Gr"""'"" Sii 11 s:i..-'* Medi/I" .:Iii 2 ,,,,_ v. RtPHDvl .16 u l\1--1• Utl9f'.,..... 11 t \lo •.•• t ''-6.., ..,_WI .to 6 11\o't ... CUl..,A .1211 11 11 .. . GrttrH MO 1 4.,.._ I'll ~ .12 II 101~+ a, RtpMI, wt1 JS I -1-. UllCIFlllll 211. I lS -"'{ dealers to pass increased ~ a-• .OJ JO 1{._ '" '""''' .m ,, n • •,, GRE11 ·1.10 1• •v.-'Iii -.,i.c;., .S& J H{a+-..._ """"'• .,. · -, 21 -to Ull fll'Mdl 1n 1 1~ ,,,, r• -8.lrtlr• L't'll 11 2~ '" CW lrlO'PC I ' ·~.._ :h Gr-.yflC .l lUQQQ' I CP .06 INl'l'I Co M 1 11"-\lo lll1t<C.1' .Of I ""'• h Utd Niii ('.p JO ltt+ ...... duct COSts on tO the OOllSumef, lllrUlt 11111 '2 2"41• Vo -DD--1 I l 2' "4 -~ MlrlCll.,.·ln 10 1\oi; •. . it.Mr ... 011 SI I~ l'o '-".,_fl Jt 11 lt -i.,
bu I th 11..-ntt IEl'l9 1 st< ... Den»11 .:rat\ s l'• •.. Grou111 .'° s 1~-v. IN•lfo H .20 u 7(li-:n "'$1slll• .JO t 1 ... l.lfl.P'O.,. AOt ' J + 'lilt·~ t on y on a once-a-mon ....,_11111 2 •~ "' o.n1"1n .n 1 161'>-,,., Gt'-c .l1\1 6 si,:.+ l'I Mftl'O(.lr• 1 ,.,.,, •. . R•Mt11fll1 .e. 11 ,.._ ~;, uSlllC J..t1' 1 u~ ""•
.. A..lA a..r,RGSll. 4 •ti.-""' Det• Conlr1 ' l\lo-"" GTI eor.,r J J .•• Mlll\GlllCJI 11 t to .. " .. '*'.._ .• ,,._"" USf'IHtr~ • ...._"",. There are 4.200 Individua l
. shareholders who must wait
to learn if ·their investments
'4-ill bring any returns, Lesher
.added .
sMm! WAS forced oot of
the management of Wes tgate-
California by the Securities
and Exchange Commission.
The SEC brought a civil suit
charging Smith and others
with ''massive fraud" i(l the
operation of Westgate and
U.S. National Bank.
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Earnings Up
At Air Cal
· The bank was controlled for ·so Years by C. Arnholt Smith
before it was declared in·
.-solvent by the U.S.
Comptroller of the currency.
CROCKER BANK of San
Francisco accepted U.S. Na-
:ilonal's assels and many of
its debts and paid a premium
of $82 .5 million to take over
the San Diego based institution
and its 62 branches throughout
·Southern California. ....
., • ' . '
The suit was settled out
of court. One provis ion was
that Smith resign f r o m
Westgate's board of directors.
The Comptroikr of !he cur-
rency declared U.S. National
Bank insolvent, the biggest
bank collapse in U.S. history,
and it ~-as sold to Crocker
National Bank.
For Period
SAN DIEGO (AP) -Air
California, the airline West-
gate-Callfumla Corp. tried WI-
successfully to sell this yea r,
has reported rerord sales and
earnings for the first nine
months of 1973.
Tbe commuter .Urline says
it earned $820,943, or 94 'cents
a share, in the nine months
ending Sept. 30. Jn the same
period last year the figures
were $112,654 and 13 cenls
a share.
Nine-month revenues totaled
_ _$lt1.million. up . 16.6 percent
~ from last year's $16.9 million.
Growers Reap Profits
President R. W. Clifford
said passenger m i l e s in-
creased 14.4 percent in the
first nine mooths of tM year,
and .. 1.. spurted sharply in
the third quarter.
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4 ONLY 117.00,.. MONTH Ir~. 7J ""' t:dllntOllOI • ~l\li Hudl'f(ll '° '4ot'-'-Vt NlllF•S. IS .S'h-.... ~'"""" t M-"' Wttl)t(ollia 1Mi " I t,,.,.1 ~wt 161,-...·"' £.,,.,,_ ... 11 •1. ·.~~ Hlilflrnn • .0.. 4J t't-\r. Hk.flo .. i E 6 Jl• ... S<otl'l'll.OS 2114'ill-l16 ~Fin (# 12 -···' TOTAL COST F~ S'L ·~ Edll -yr-.,. Hu•IHl ,lQI I 2fo ••• HJIP1.JSll 11·...,._ 16 ~-... ''JI" •• _........ • .... .... --~.. ', ·---:!_ E~.~ .Jll ·!! M<,,._-.. ~ HulkrOl ,,IJ 11 tr\1-14 NMl ll'Mi' lllC lt 4 •• -.. --1 IJ."+I· •• , WASHING TON (UPl)-Jnflalion hasn 't spared ~.Christmas \J'ees, They will cost about 4 to 5 percerit ~1nore thls year, a government forestry expert pre-
·-dicted todAy.
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5 NIW COMPACT UNIT 11111 .30b 1 ,,.._'II EltotCfllri'I I t\o't-v. H'l't'd,dJll > t1~ *No NII t'l'I 111 ITliti+ ~ S.•tr• . I JVI-YI ••1 W ' Ioli ·~ !!'I~ ' 10 U h El HfM .0 I .S\li-'--I t-,.. Ctn Olll IS 6\lt-l'I SHport C. I ..,._ .... 'Miii( ... • M I + · B. M k $1%'.(1 1/4l1~1'1/1 J _y ... l.OI -El«IAllJ .IO I ,y._.v. ICHCotlltl\ • '4-¥.NH~wt Ull'AI ... tr="'·5'llll .......... Wlll ..... IC., ",~ 1g ar et 6 ~ca· Mn••M' ,..... :l:'°'r'11': f J~-W EIKtA\Mlt 4 ltt-\lo IGMfll 1.bb t If~ '" Novo COro o' •, .... •;J NI .S $..,_"" Wfllllfle 1.• ,~ "* .•.J !!.' .-...-1 -" .. ,. auf"''lvi t 6 S'lli-·~ Elle!~ S • ··· IMCMfloCP I .. ....._,,-. ,...clNrDll -... Mil.DO JO J'ill-11 Wl'!llllliitrwt ~Ml ALSO Allf AVAILAILf 8'11"' c;.! us JJ Eledfl'IE!tl ' t llt-lw'I ll'nO<tGfWT 4 i" •·· l+llnttCOll<i 2 1..-......\11 MIM J111·16•1·'6 WIUllM lflll 1"'' ._, c ltol N Servi llfl -c c.-. . Elt<lfl'I.... I II~ ... Imp (ft .tllt I $1·"• "' . --0 ._ "' "-Ckt' ,, 4\o't-.. 'MlkM ~ I' ' ,..;;.. c ap en Ce 7 'ULL F•11 MAINTINANCI UK "'I"'' ,, 12"1+" EIKllP' Slii • .: -~ l~t•l lfld l ·~II OH .... c. ,, tJ'ill-1 • Cp .tJ' J I~ ... Wfltllftlft .10 ~·"
SACRAMENTO ·Ac-C.0 .. ltfll. ' i~ II 11"~ 1! w.:"" t:.:r::: tl '!:: l: !!!!.'~-~ l it::~ ':~ u t~I~' ::i:ii ~ iu-.... I cording to the California Crop ~·,,,: ,: l~ t% Ell'IJll'ftlll• 25 1w-* 1t1111Qr11 '"" · 11i.1 .... 1-11 &"i:'t1w .t4 1 I'~"' mce .• I sh ... WllwtC..M 11 ,,.._.,. r.;:. , n , , ·~ E.,i!Y f'<• n ' ··· IMllJ'C-.20 .i •~.,.. °"'c.i .IOI JO ,._, wltc• .a •lo\+ "" SM"• I Ill a d Li t k R t . ' ' ••••. ":. Er• lnduslf ' IV.-"" 11\M"'"' ~" JI 1-. ... =·~ . n"' ... c..-I )\lo-"' llltlMl .. AD •
Dr. Richard Mark, a forestry specialist for the .
• Agriculture ·Department's extension service, est!·
: -mated that the Increase would be tackl!Q on to 1972
~;prices, which ~veraged $1 to $1.50 per loot. A six· ''~oot tree which cost '6 to $9 in 1972 may cost r trom .8.25 to nearly $9.50 this December,
:-:: Markt uld that growers aw sending more than ~5-mllllon-trom to-the Christmas market this year j;J.be ptoduce of 6 to 12 years work on tree !anns:
~,He uld growers will get an esllmated $90 million '~ifor ~ \IMS which will cost consumers about •210 gmUllon.
n ves oc e po r 1 n g .. ~·-·• m, , .~ ;:: Ewitt .Mte 1) J . 11 • .,."'°" ,, .. ,, . . . , ' 1 ~ "' '!1•n Iii • Jlf>-"' Miii! Mli f I E Servic,, t.m was the ~rst ........ .,. EMVife •• • r YI 1111 flocllw. » s..-. .•. Olllt 1. too -1 *; 11 11\i'o •.. wott HI .11 ~ )•.'r 1 th I f b "'""'••11 .OS 6 l'I .. . EIMI• °""' • IM-• • • IMIFUMI .. • JV.-... °""' lit* 104 '*• "' ~ flll I. Ml U.it-"' w.1-111 .21 I ...__ year e vaue o veaeta es c.moo01111 """'-"' Euu•• I~ ... n11 Gttt .10 6 1~~ Si'"" • 1"""'"' '"'"' , I • _, -• Cl!'ICllll .JOll I IOV.-\"t' f:~'l'ltJll ,.,.._ .. IMPftM .10 JI Ji..-W ,.,._,,SI I ,_,_... ' .+ . .,.. I .~ 11~.oJ •
melons, and strawbe rries hlt !Et• Gti 1.s• 1·16•1-1• £ffMA .1'19 ll ,.,.._ * 11111 1trt1c11 i1 ' + "' • s.ort 11 , -1 • 1114~ j' *'"'-·~ :='J:r.60 '! ~ ~ the SI bl tllon mark m~ -4-;-m.JJOl•---11 ~lftjllll 'f ,.,.._ l'I 1-ul '""° " 1111 SWll .1:111 IJUO ,,.., -OWrfWIO' .JI I '!"'-\Ii ·lb Al Jloo-l'I ws;n. Cf. ... -~ -_ ... 5_.. .If _t 10 +Ioli lllWlllMtO .I Zl'I 'I! O...-tHS.C IS Wi+ ,,-. $k , .. _ w. t ~ ftl .. l._,:;t
Golden State. The vegetable ., so. •••r• ••·••HT•••• Cdn .w ,a,., 10 1ro1i ··· __.. ~ 1111r•y11«11 ., ,,... "" a.. AW11111 M \t-w c. 1 ,•, -_,~ .,,, ~· • "• ,•--,. ~ all ~ MIN1H II 4~ 't I'• r.:= 4 ,~ YI ,.,..,_.., Cll a tt~ "' -P I'-!Mi ... '#\I
leaders for total v ue In =~".::'." .. :~~:~·J~ ~,~,' .l''I-·• ~:,1.:·~,: .t+·ii :~~Cf ,.~;, ~J~ :;'_: "~'',~"'= f' l~ ::: 1 1 'it.~ w~"' :;t 'j ~~~ calJfomJa las& JNf Wet'e ~-t.tlllltrtM, ., ,.,., c•ff .. trtl ''* 11 I ··· ,~ '4 m-" 1n•CHvl ,41 'j ~"' ilfi!l t.H I JI "' • ;.:: ~ Al t1 , • tu I •· abd • .1211 ,. "' ••• ~""''Y n • ...,_, 1,.,.,.,. u11 :I , I ,._ ... ,. -"" -~ ·-· Cf: proce.sa ng wmatoes, 49'-IW ~.a I l\jt-" '""' I Ill-" ,.., .. , ,·,111 . .-.:ci; . ' ,.Wit.. 1a1&i II -y ........ UJ ,, i_: •• fresh market tomatoes. .., ___________ 11 ~:: ,. ,: -; ~ • .,..., )It N s~ * 1,..,.il ar 1J ,...,_ ~ '""' 1 llti11+ " • .zm Mft •• ~
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Closing Prices 1 ·NEW yol{k S110CK EXCHANGE I < I
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1,
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Novrmbt. ""'"' ... r'1LO ,
·Year's High-Lows
Appear Every Saturday
'
NEW YOJIK (UPI) -Stock prices fell steeply
In moderate . trading on the New York stock EX'
~hange Monday, reflecting a sliffenlng Arab o~
stance and talk of a. nationwide ~ on SUnday
dr!Ylng.
The Dow Jonea lnduslrial avenge ,plununeted
•28 e7 points to 862.88. Tbe index of 30 blue chips .wi. more than 13 points lower in the first hour alld,
eroded further through the day.
Tho selloll was aggravated in the.opening hours
by news during weekend the Arabs planned to ease
their stance temporarily to European consumers,
but would remain tough in their oil embargo to tho
United States .
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TV DA.ILY LOG
Tuesday
Evening
1:30 ID(~ CIJ> m "'""' ""'° '11\4 FinistunrTaucli"--Th• murder cf 1
printer 1nd th• dlsc:o'ttry ol t fOJltd
m11nlcip1I bond ·selll!S ~·"'" jo • lti(hly respected doe11mlflls U•
NOVEMBER 20 pert for help !n lnvtiti11tin1 1 .,..
I 00 HI D __ lll m Em I tf11cti¥1 rin1 of !~(fries. : lflJCIJ@(J)(!Bw_\':" D NATALIE WOOD AND ""''..,...,.'~A. °,'.;'k. * ROBERT WAGNER IN
on.._ N. v. "'""" THE.MOVIEOFTHE c.wtsw," £Mlt'1 fatlltr YEAR-11THE AFFAIR" .,.,....,_ a ·lflllill!l ... T--n. ,......_ CC) (It) "'Mlilr" <*•) '73--ftlbUt
9tlf Trtt Wood, Robert Wt&Mr. The llMtr
Sillplc:Mlltl lllft SfOIJ of I 32.,_. .... WOlllff, Cf'iJ-
......... ~ pied slnc:t dlffAold bt' ,o!lo. who ~ SIMcn u.perieflCIS the Jots •nd sorrows ol
.~)0(1) lli).(1) ...... 'i"""' loYe for theJint 111111, a Miwli: t•> ""httttfleW r em...., '60 -EUz1hltfl Teylor, Laurence t:00p1DCll!Jl1DTll~ ll11lcl11
H•MiDilll Merrill. Mu 1111 .F1rt" Maalcitn ~
i ~(~CJ))..._ 811);1 uses t •rlefclst of 'Tlyin( 1"11 ~1 dollar bills tllll thl IUistlllCt ~
llllfV Hil... Danny Ryt('SOfl., I fHflllt m111e
I w, lrifftlll ati;dent, to vindicate DMl!y's f1th1r,
Scllool .... wflo Is ch1rpd with murdtr.
1M11 Etsr i"""" -""'" C.11111ali Desert 'fllMtre ' Nodles Ttpltin
aJ Little RNc:als 9:30 II (9 (!}) Cl) a.ft "Hit Run"
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How A.bout
A. Pigeon?
BUENOS AIRES (AP)
Benedict Arnold's ·Shame Remains
-The Argentine govern ·
ment bas decided to ex-
pon pigeon meat to en-
COl!'age a '1ew .lmJl!stry
and bring in more forelgri
exchange.
The move also ls seen
as a way to check the
country's exploding pigeon
population.
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The Army says It will not
,; grant anmesty to · Maj. Gen.
Benedict Arnold, the Army'•
highest ranking traitor con-
vic..ted _ \WQ (:e:nturl~ ago of
rr lsconduct in office.
Dr.....-Vlncent A. Lindner, a
history buff from Scotch
Plains, N.J "' several months
ago brought the case of
America's highest ranking
traitor before the Army board
I THE PICK OF Punch J
~ a .. n ~
• I .
for correellon of military ~>lepd ml"""'1uct In office lhe board did get were In
records, saying lhe evidence i;;1 be wu fowld gullly ot bandwrillng loo poor l o
was lnsulficient !or convtcllzli /niy two, lnd"1in& a cblrJe, -:=dec:=--1-phe_r. __ :--~::;:-.,=;I
Arnold In 1780. . ~the~ Army" s
RA.YMONll J. W"dliams, .. w~tha61rl 1111 :':w. 1Uff£LL'._
seoretary of the board, 8"ld "' .,.. y
Monday, "OUr cmcem -wu-... "'-• CODllDllll occumam Ul'HOLSTER
to see the guy (Arnold) got and did not aU(omallcllly -r .. w ..
a fair shake. But the evidence t.'jrlg an officer's ~ to n. ...
Dr. Lindner produced was not arl end • (s . 1"'" lodl1. ' 1'21-"'"·
sufficient to raise a IUIOD"ble . ml!!~ Nlto'"'1'5 u(!lalned. ~~C~t~no --14Mllt
doubt of Arnold's guilt 8monc llllla\M·IO!d lhe board \jiokl:
the board." be said lhe fi'°' the• case Mrlousl~ ,ud k>olled
board ·m e m b er s were ovs-tbe archiwm at Wiit
unanimous in refusing .,...... • PolDt .. well u publlalled
ty to Arnold. -histories of the lncidell(. lie
There have been suggestions said not all the records were
lhe Arnold case was dredged avallable and many ol those
up In "hopes ol establishing
some· sort of precedent for
granUng el)llleSly to Vietnam
war deserters.
Williams explained t h a t
Arnold was never court-
martialed for treason i n
betraying the plans of the fort
at West Point, N.Y. to the
Brilisb. Arnold fled before he
could be captured and later
served as a cedcoat offic.er.
CUlllNT
FASHIONS ., .
DISCOUNT PllCIS
9596 Homllton Ave.
a.twHI; .......... ' ......,
HUNTINGTON IEACH
Tolephofto -f63.32'6
Custom
Thanksgiving
Floral Gifts Ion~ Curtis 1uests 1s the ruthless 7:001J rn 0 m Ntws owner of tn illq:1t 11mblin1 club Birr BEFORE going to
@ MOftt: (l) (Zllf) "'Cil111 .. Ski· where John Shalt loUOW3 1 trill of West Point, .Arnold w a s
JIMS AlllJM If t,_.ltwlt
mmUlet Iron\ tos11 M"' · Carnation Arrangement In Buel YIM
FrM to hi 50 customers with' th)s ad. kr" (mus) '70--The Rollin& Stonis. murder, u~ortion 1nd theft invol· military co lJl man de r at
WNrs Mr UM? m I _e1c14 I Hu•,.riilld: Enstl· _,Stop moaning. If sht wants to M 11 stewardess then it's up to local citizens brought eight
, tl\lll NtwPwt tHCll
O.Uy lM "rldly Ill t PM,
,,, .. 111
Wt lrt l'lllrMln ti Tlltf......, WI,. StrTid I Sll1ri to Advtnturt ~ln1 fambJers ind tlt1ir debts. Philadelphia. Wiltialll;S .said
11.M LllCf' bert Humperdinck wek:omet Lena
llSICl14 1Thlfll•b(Mqnat HorneandkltlGrtJ. 1 ________ '.'_"'~to>_h~el~p'_/J,he~r.:.:":__ _______ _'ch~ar~g~e~s:._.a'.'!g!'.ai~·ns~t_:A~rno~l~d~foll_'rl_ __ _)~~~~--J!~!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!'!!
MOii W111't The 1nim1tld story m TH U1'9llCllllllH
of the first Tb111kq;lvin1. fI) N1111 Part Ill ''The YICtim'"
t]) I Dfn• If kt1tll N1111 nlirH to her country home
blttrtlda 1nd tft\ertti~ )'1:111111 Geofza HUCo!t
{i) Drlpll IS W!ll IS Stti111r.
· W..W.t1t1stn1PtT• mu"'"' ( I]])...... !Ii),_,_
Dl'nMl'Mtr 10:000!D @!li m P•llct St1ry
lhW J II l'tlldl "C'.ollisloR CoUISI" M ~I
fflld llClf pro1r•m that PllcH palice men incl
WDJ!ltR topther ill ptro/ QB
l:lO Ir,.... H..t u11tn some problems for offiws ~··• lfmll Jun Cuth1ne (Sut Alie La11plon) !..,."-:=' S4Ura al\CI Vince Lii Sardi (Hu&h O'Bri111). Ci)"'"''""" • COIClllltrat1o1 D @ CV m lbfa1 w.ro, 11.1.
II) I llllCp;L I s.tl CIM lite "CJrcies of S!Yme'" " JOllnl patielt ...... Dinny Tho1111s Is this yu(s of Dr. w~, ~ hel Nrrils-GBnd M1rsh1I for tht parldt which btuuse she btll1Vt$ silt la prq-
fll1ura llolts, 1111rthlna: binds, t
tqLllStritn units Ind ctllbrilia lfOftl a a Jim
tht 1nt1rt1lnm1nt world.
llIJTol•l ... TN• l~!O-TwillPtZ.0.
(iJ llt'sMHeA0..1 1.. GJNNI · Cltrnfditn Y"ldu 11 CMrflid•
stM; u, _, ChMf I iflC1Al! Stumbtth (R) A
flll llltlll c111 ~:P~': I~ ~:ac;~rs c:;'d~~
1:00 . st11mb1tll but which turns out to
: II Hilarious •Peanuts' h• • wtitiq 1001111 hllwfflt ttiis ~ * fun.feast! A CHARLIE wortd •nd the next
BROWN THANKSGNING I=' ... "=
" ; 11 (ll!l 11JHIJ CI!lllID • ...,. n:ao 0 D !l!?Hll -Iii lrowm TNlblMIC Mirn Ptp-3 @di 0 (j)"""
,.rmlnt Patty invites hers:ell ind Twiipt
esaortad friends to Th1nks1M11t • hrry ..._ ~ • • dinr 1t Chl1lil Brown's house, it Pllif Doull111 Sllw
throws th• luplm tittle "Pe1nvr Cit S..ft
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lfl!o t paflic. I @ Tiie Miiiie
O @Cil ®l m--n."" ...., -""''" Rolled Dud" CllHt pulls 1 bil ( @)Trails Wist
bluff by settln1 ~mstlf up IS had ll:JO IJ (9 {l)) (jJ CIS Ute ~
of 1 dass 1111tblln1 rin1 IOI' sodlty .... nd 11 ARrets" (dr1) '52~R; 111t~"5 In competition wit.b the Gibl• Yvonne DeCdrlo
tu! aimlnar. Cl1l1 StMM auats. o @Cll t1'QI m wiHy c.,.. D @.f1l !J! ... ,_,., g..,., "W"""r ,,,. _.
liii11 'liie ft11h_I Sfllft'" ~thin (SCi·fi) '63-TIJY'Ollli Karita .
posts Ind aobltns. h1unt the Wei 0 (iti CIJ !if) Widt W..W..C htef•
hou11 ln • hMpitll, 1s Or. ~ercy bln111Rt "HoMymoon Suite" A 111111 ~ !rles wer);ln1 1111-beset by bizarre collection of comedy lnistdventures
1nterruptlqns. in the sw1nk hotel •htft· MOfey e DEAN MARTIN TRIES TO Amsterdam IS Chtrlie, th• bellbof :* uSAVE A MARRIAGE" •Ill! Rose Marie IS Mia~. t1141 • · m11d, wort Keen1n Wynn, N1!1 T1l-
O "'"" 1 """' (Cl wm -bot. ' II SIVI 1 Mtrrilp" (com) '68 -GI Alfre:d Hitdlcld: 1'11111b
D11n M1rtin, Stella Stevens. II) MOWM: "'Tiii Lady hys Off" ' fl U Sehn .IMI (dr1) '52--lindi DlmeJL
bt. llril llrWt rr.m j 9 lalleCblR W1rrion; VI. Mitw1u· lZ:OO ii OH ., ..,_.
e D Ulfdt 4e Ellrllltt (com) '38--Mirpm s11rnv1n . : I Plei19 Nilftt .... MM: """ ....... ,.,. . -. 9,,, __
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1:1s a .... : (311r) "1111 '°"' Lion" • ®J lfi m rMlll'!'"' (drt) ·~arlon Br•nllo. • W..W hall tr AHwe m-'""""'· .,.,.., 1:!00111_,.... "Conflicts" Geofre Bern1rd Shaw's 1:45 II Morie: "11 Ntttr rlqtf ,_.
"'Thi Min of Otstiny" premlern (ldv) '5I-T11one Power, Ann Br,tlt.
llCETs new hour-lonr dt1m1lic 2:00 m All-Ni Pf S...: "'Tiii 111 »:t,•
series. Sllcy Keach stirs 11 N1po-"S!t1llat SM 111 £.artti"
leon who m1tches •its with 1 mys. 3:10 B Movi1: "Iii Ott It CJ.a'
t•IJ lady, S.1111nth1 E111r. (drt) '57-John Plyn1, ltlm Steele.
Wednesday 12:30m "T1ll Coheb" (s~) ·55 ·-
-. Rith1rd Widm•B. Uuren Bae.all
1:00 m (t) "l~dlscmf' (co!'n) '51 -
DAYTIME MOVIES Cary Grtnt, lrtti'HI Ber1m1n.
) 3:00 Cil (C) "lrlcl ... of TN•Rr (dr1) 1:00 frn (])"Mr Sin, TH Her." (com '54--Wiltiam Holden. Grtce ltell)t.
, •1J....:::p1tsy KtllJ, Roscoe K1ms. OJ (C) "Hip Secittr" (rom} '56-
l:JO O (C) "'McC1lfl Co Hot1t" (dr1) Bini Crosby, Grice KlllJ.
'66-0lrt: Boc•rd•, Susan Strasber1.
JD;OO (I) -sl• Ult 9iSllwcl!,. (ldY) '60 J:30 @( U 11J) '6~ll ~n II Jerich" ~nnedt Moort Dina Wynter. • '
U -· /.,.1 '37 -'"' 4:00 B (C) ..,..., 1 •-""° (mml MtcMurrey, Fr1ncu Firmer. '64-Tonr Curtis. Christi111 Klufm1n.
U:OO O ~I Hltdt" (wes) 'JI 4:JO (}) S11t1 u llMM iltilf
~!chard Arlen. "Earr,. tt hi" <IHI (j)) "'f• ... , It Ilk" (com)
(coin) '3'--Ch1rlls Ruu1es. •41-a1mra Sllnwrt:l
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non Cl~ ·old-f,shioned
slide ' rule (right).
!lelow, she
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At Birth Defe-Jts
An ol>atetrlclan suspects there is a
de!ecl ·In ihe fetus one of his patienls
ts arrying.
He lakea hia endoscope and looks
inside the uterus to examine the unborn
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There is a five to 10 percent incidence
in maHormations of the central nervous
sy.rem with each subsequent pregnancy
of this type, so mothers of these children
were anxioos to determine such
mallonnations early in pregnancy, Dr.
Goldstein said. EAllLYD~ON
Wort now is going on at l>rang&. c.ombining the amniocentesis technique
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Slorlel by Jo OI-The clecisloo to make tho move W¥
ot * DllllY PUtt SMff • Dotti's idea. "The weather, the city,
If you see an attractive young woman the dirt plus two hours a day commutini
riding her bicycle ~ID work in Newport -no more," she said. , . ·•
Center .,-without a•coat -It's probably llloving plans were combined , with
Dotti Zimberoff. ! ' , / vacation pl-and the Zimberoffs spei!t
_The senior anal!"t.for Pacific Mutual • the SU!lllJIOI' ln a motOr. home looking
Lif.e JnsuranC<> Co! moved IQ. C<\rooa I for a place to live. de! Mar with her fllmily from Cblcag~ .,.., __ , ooma ts · lie business Dotti two months ago anll ts reYOliDg In the ·--... c '" r .. •,
Southern CaJifornia weather w h i c b learned that several firms in Califofnia
permits , her to be ¥cycling when her woold offer her the kind of position
Chicago frifflds are b!>ckini snow, she was oeeking, so she arranged in-
t terviews as they traveled down the coast.
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'The situation .has
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with ,hortage .
and the energy·
crisis. People 1hift
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their priorities~
Your have to: figur_e
out where the trend
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Her work -is highlf specialized. As
an analyn, she seeks companies which
~ould "provide good investments in com·
mon stock" for her firm.
DotU· worka lllly In common stocks
·,!and !l'lclal!Rs within this field. "Other
• ona~ -·~ private. pl•cemenl 1 and !I.zed tocome;" she explamed.
Like all inourance co~es. her firm
ls required ~ mab_!_tain a ce~in reserve
in liquid assets..., Other earnings are divid·
ed between long-term investments,
private placements and debt obligations
oC other companies, Dotti saitl.
Her methods are s.imilar to those a
,stockbroker uses to select a portfolio
foc a client.
.. I look at financial statistics, future
prospects of a company, product
capabilities, management; the company's
paSt record, profit ' and · 1oss statements
and the ,.overall economy."
CONSUMER PRODUCTS
She said she probably will follow the
same pattern she did when working
for C and A Financial Corp. in ChiCago,
that of selecting a small area of the
business world for her in-<leptb research.
In the past, she has worked in consumer
products and services.
"Once a company is purchased, ~t
is flexible ," she added. "If 31Jything
changes the company ls sold."
Dotti does not do any trading herself.
people in the company she is comldorin(.
either on the phone or in person.
It Is this last phaae that excites her
moot. "Maki{ig tlie assessment of the
people is the moot lnlen!oting," she l8ld.
Prior to her p0sitlon with c and A,
she was at home with her children, .
. Aleeo, 14, Wendy, 12, and Daniel, 9.
Dotti is a graduate of the University
of Chicago and eamed her MBA at
the U of C, where she met her hUlband,
David, who has practiced law, t>ml
in the real estaie businea and now
is in the business of belplng-conipalllea
with problems "tum around."
This is left to the company's professional TENNIS BUFF
traders, who wor.k from her recom-Her int~ts include ski~, tenni!,
mendations and those of the other sailing, boating and just being outdoors.
analysts. ~ .• "I probably·Will start gardening," she
"We 're supposed 1o knqw what ts hap.·, 'added.' "Everything grows so well here."
'pening all the titile !' she~tressed: . ; What comp&11iee. and fields will Dotti Tod~ her resea~. ''S~ uses company study the nezt few months?'
. °For food, beverage, travel and cos.-reports, Moody's In~t Service, metics, the outloot over the nezt year
brokerage reports (whi¢b She says are or so is certaJnly not as good as in
selling tools), general economic in· the past 'Jbere was a tlemendous
formation, government regulations and business boom in the '60s.
publications and statjstics of all ~s. "In the last year the situation has
PERSONAL INTERVIEWS changed drastically with shortages and
She also looks at general social the energy crisis. People shiff their
changes, reads p4blicati~. such as the priorities.
WalI Street Journal, Barron's and . "You have to , figu re ou£ where tha
Business Week, and finally, talks to trend is. '!bat's what it's all about."
Ann Stars
_ Pl·anets Pleasing
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I was pleased
that you didn't tui-n your noSe up and
your lhlmbs down oo astrology, Oely
a fool believes that all he has lo do
is sit back and let the stars decide
bis' destiny, '!'¥l's llOt what -astrology
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Is all about. I -1dn Are yllll ldteresled ln what Ibo stars ' dream of wearing my lady
18)' ·about you, Ann? Here's your read· clothes out o[ our home.
Ing, bued Oil 1lle position of the major OUr love lile is very exciting. My
planets the day ,00 were born: Ann wifa frequerdly aska me to wear my
Landers, July t, 1918.' · wig and a necklace or a silk nightie .
-County M!dlcal C<oiter oo the use of and the idea of being able to look
IUCll a device, according to Arthur I. at a fi tus brought the concept o[ the
Mercury is important 1n the chart when we make love. I am a!Ways happy
of a writer. Acoordlng to Am's reading, to oblige. It's too bad more married
Goldstein, MD, staff member of the _endoscope.
j ~'cine One ol the values al an endoscope UC! College .. ·JI!~ ' Dr. Goldaletn commented, is that it
What Dr. Goldsleilj, is working on eliminat1'5 the need of using X-rays
ls a new teleacoplc device ~ that can to fmd transfusion sites [or severe RH
allow pbysiclana to detect s u c b _ lncompalibOlty. ,
~c -u opinal>lflda, Alao, DrJ Goldlleln aaid tlrat "fetal
hydiocephalu'!, menlng1imyelocele an11 • blood could be obtained und er direct
-dllOt.Cs ol the-<lllltnll netvwa vi.slon from placental v-1•,, which "'*"'· would allqw dlagnoois of such di-.es
m.Oon DISEASES , • as hemophilia anll 1ickle cell anemia.
Jn addition, certaln blood dlleaaea such "V"1suaU11tioll of the fetus for gross
u lftkle cell anemia Iii! -.,Pllllla -llOl!Jlll1c defocll """1d only be a part
coald be atagnooed. , of What could be Kbleved." _
"At this junclln, ·-~")II~ llEI nil< OPTICS camlsts of needle uptratlon ol anuuouc A IS,olio ljrllll -g1,... ·1o Dr, Gold-
llaid at appr<Wmately ,17 weellll gesla· · !tein bf tbe March o1 Ilima'lor purchaae
1111a, has -lded ,. with ·~ Invaluable of an endoocope. The lint wu ~
tool In the detecilon of ...,.uc diaease," from a firm In the Eut, but idnce
Dr. Goldstein llid. then, he an11 his -.ciltl9 have found
..,.'•! -•~ ~ mis fluid are cultured a product with "markedly Improved op-
for ch;;rr:-i,nd bk>dlemical evalua· ~cs."' uan. un1or1--~· 1111,J!Y congenital ~. Gold!tein an11 his llllOclates are , , ma11ormau .. ...., not iuoclated with •ptillli!llc' about the future ot tbe new " Dr. Arthur 6oldstein a~1 cbromo1ome.-1, hence technique. •
rewllotlnc db>ecl -.ra11on of tire "Although amnloacopy is p,....Uy in shows size of
1llUIY. ~· lnvesUgaUve stage, I am coalldent d Th'
llt. Goldstein received tlli ln!Ual Im· !hit in the near future It wUI not ooly · , new en oscope. II
Meraay i.s situated between Neptune _ and_Satum. nus ':! a good indicator coui>Ies aren't as open as we are. There
of her imtructive. · (Satuni) and !re-would be fewer nervous breakdowns and
'quently humorous (Nl¢me) "approach le-divorces. Call me-aL\RLOO"l'E
to ,the problema of her readers. DEAR CHARLO'ITE: I'm nn """
.Jupiter, Pluto and tile sun "in Cancer yoo lwo feond each oilier, 11 naJd lie omw her under1tanding of emotions and . qallo 1 •bock lo the a~•e fi11n 11 aensltivities. · ~· -
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Venus and Gemini denote ease in sell-ex· Jove. I am not being critical• faeetluu.
pression. She intuitive, gets to the So Jau u ~ two stay jm ,.... ..,.
heart of the matter qulcily and doese't 11om.:· wbatever yaa do I• yoor baa!Ha.
hcsitale to . speak her mind. Uranus in (But~,. k!llf the ........ don.) _
lale·A<juan111 -. .Jupller.'J.n 'eor!Y ~'-. .~ --~--,_ ..
-Cancer, an·indicalbr"ilf good organiziilg "·DEAR ·ANN LANDERS : I am a ...
ability. .. waitress who neem advice. Our salaries
How aboot that Ann?-A PISCES WHO are IoW and we depend on tips. What
ISN'T MAD AT YOU can we do about -im wt» refuse
DEAR P!SC&'l: W11o am I lo arpe to leeve anything? I am considered
with the lianT nuu IOI' wrlllq? an exC<llerit waitnlBS. I work very bard
DEAR ANN LANDERS : It may ·llot and am pleasant to enryone. Bui certain
•-• nnal" fur 8 to -· customen who come In here five and • Ut: t;'O a m n wear . s · six days a week never leave a red
clothing, but It can be very, healthy o:enl! It's bard to contluue lo ·give them
for a ~ge. · a smile and good service. What can
First, please understand that I am -I , do?-BEIUND THAT SMILE 4
not a homosexual. I have a wonderful FROWN
wife who not only understands my need DIWI BE: A 1'f· 11 a 111 L II '
to relaz and unwind, but eacourages penoa doeta't wb:~ to "'" "• sift" , me lo do so in any way· that pleases llM:re 11 aoWq yoo cu do. r. 11r
pom for the wort frml Dr, Eldon play a major ~le in the deleclloo of ' h ,~ f r-~1Fe111-ef-D·e-p• r·1111-e n t of -1ic dileaae In utaro, but-lt-will~======--_:.::...:::_ ______ ~is'.__'.a'..'n'.'.o'..'.t=•r too -or ~1ou-ve1. who omjrbalzed1hat·Uttle -ilao be1p -io --1e1a prevent·1n9 L-1'"'"
me. , · .. , ...W HU .. IM tM ....... tlfflac
T diii't drliik,--.-pliible ~ .... WI. Bttoli'iif rellMIMf '
carouse.-We baYe no cblldreiu1nd we *d' llltJL.,....,..__a....,.._
d~t want any.~ marriage Is perfect aaa.r,, like ..._ "'"a••• B •
In fM!rY way. 'We keep wr ~~ -,...... ..-. Dae_._.._,,
secrets stricUy between the two "'~· rd nlllor 111 .. 11 llral .woy,
coald be -!Gr dlllclron with certain ~ anll teratoloCY, -.,,.Jd -D rm !Yi* llf '"ljllDIM!lda a n d ' men-only tnwr healthier bable1 and happier d f t *"'''"• · puma,• 11e 111o1. e e.c s.
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By I.AURIE KASPER
Of flHI oa11r Plltt SI•"
..Because "lbc.J~ b~gl!l."
en faculty and staff from
1ery level of higher education
i the state will meet at UCI
~ with hopes of organlilng
is Women in C8lifornia Higher
lducation.
It will be the first time
"'omen from the Unive11ity
of California system, the State
versity system . junior col·
gt!$ and P.t"ivate colleges and
'versities will merge to
s.s their common con-
rns, primarily of )ob op-
rtuniUes and advancement.
, presuming they will
successful in organizing,
• wUI be the first time the
men have united to ciartfy
ir concern s and eliminate
ir problems.
Most institutions have had
o develop individual Af·
ative Action programs.
itost have committees on the
Your Horoscope
status of "romeo established
through the administration.
Most, too, have KJ:QU2! form-ed·by·the women fiCUTty,
staff and students lhemselves
to deal with problem.s on their
campuse s.
"Tills Isn't worl<lng well
enough or fast enough," ex-
plained Dr. Karen ·Leonard ,
~istant professor of Com-
parative Culture at ucr, past
president of Women at Irvine
and one o( the coordinators
of the upcoming conference.
NEED TO lJNK
uAt Irvine," she saJd, "we rigure we're in a weak enoogh
position !bat we Jlffd 14 link
up."
1be new organization, she
explained, will apjily pressure
statewide, primarily through
the legislature, "like · an
employe's union."
Because it should b e
representative of all th e
state .. s higher education-in-
,
Aquarius Sights Set
On Wider Horizons
WEDNESDAY
NOVEMBER 21
k. By SYDNEY or.IARR
ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19):
Trying to hold 14gether op-
, · g forces may · be too
to ask -do what you
not the impossible.
1cally, assert n ee ds .
Assume a more authoritative
ryle. U this means a tern-
ary split from parlner, that
be.' But sUuation is only
itory.
TAtiRuS (Aprll 20-May l!O):
· is on revelation: What
kept under c0ver Is likely
tO be .expcxsed. nits makes
for a tesl. You either finish
.-1 relationship or *engthen
it. No halfway. Know it and
be grown-up about it. Aries,
. Ubra penons are likely 14
be in picture.
GEMINI (May 21-June l!O):
Emotional batteries receive
benefit of recharge. You could
be recipient of ''sec ond
chance." Leo, A q 11arIb1 I persons could play imporiant
Jes. Accent is on expreliS;ing
ings to someone who cares
you. Highlight self-esteem.
't waste time trying to
vert a hopeless case.
CANCER (June 21-July 22):
Home, marriage, base of
operations -these a r e
spoUighted and'!!ubject to sud-
den changes. You may be
caught by surprise as one you
respect acts in quick, im-
pulsive, somewhat aggressive
manner. Ride with tide. Rise
to meet challenge. You can
do it and succeed.
LEO (Jul)' 23-Aug. 22):
Travel may not offer a smooth
road. t Means look f o r
allemaUves. Check reserva-
tions. Destination may be
"moving." Where you think
you want to go may not be
whert! you finally do go.
Relative.$ express differences.
VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22):
receive meaning f u I com-
pliment. Accept assignment in
gracious manner. Strive for
harmony at home.
SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21 ): Many around you.
expr~ unorthodox v I e w s
You may feel somewhat t
upon by unusual statements,
requests. Key is to heed inner
voice without brood Ing .
lm'prove without insisting on
im~ible goal!. Pllces could
figure prominenUy.
CAPRICORN (Dee. 2Z-Jan.
19 ): Accent is on
responsibility and prestige.
You are able to display
abiUUes and 19 illustrate goal.
Others understand you to
greater extent than in recent
past. Your ambitions are
clarified. You have solid idea
of where to go and how to
arrive.
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb.
18): Get rid of unwanted
bunlen. False altruism has no
place in your sphere. Don't
hang on to losing proposition.
Raise eyes to n~w. wider
horizons. Deal with Aries,
Ulwa persom. Put Ideas into
action.
PISCES (Feb. 19-March l!O):
Much occun behind the scenes
and could involve salary, ex~
penses and other paymenl.!
and coots. Highlight creative
approach. Make intelligent
concession wit.bout abandoning
principles. Leo could play key
role.·
IF TODAY IB YOUR
BIRnIDAY you have fine
sense of humor, an abWldance
of intellectual curiosity and
draw to you many born under
Gemini and Sagittarius. You
make new start in December.
You are fond of travel and
you could find writing ·a con-
structive ouUet for creative
energies. You are frank, tend
to neglect diet and might have
somewbat ct a weight prol>
lilern.
Money and how it gets that
way. You will be faking in-I D t s t ventory, checking finan cial a e e
reports and reviewing budget.
Aquarlas, Leo and Soorpl4
persons could play roles. Be
specific and demand the same For Rites
· from others. Lisa Hutchison will become
LIBRA (8ept. 23-0ct. 22): the bride or John Frank
You will be gaining attention. MacMillan during Aug. 17
You will be challenged and ceremonies in St. Andrew's
stimulated. U single, prospect Presbyterian Church, Newport
of marriage is paramount. 1£ Beach.
married, mate makes an-Thelr betrothal has been an·
nouncernent which COUid nounced by her p a r e n t s 1 startle. Married or single, Blayne Hutchison and Mrs.
you will be in volved in ~bert o($n_ider of Newport
,whirlwind activity. Beach. His parents are Mr. 1 SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): and Mrs. John MacMillan In,
!Work-within organization. also of Newport.
Stick to rules. Utilize available Mils H u t c h I s o n Wtn
'material. Don't feel grass is graduate in January fr om
i'!ecessarl ly greener else\'l!W<. Newport.Harbor fflgh School.
p)j_ Y.Cll\, <!" ~w atl{a,cti ~•: "~ Pla\IS 14 attend Orange ---·r ooe vthQ cnn aid. i'ou-------coast~C<itfeg~ ____. .... ' . • '
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stltutlO!l$, which number about Daytime Studies at UC San women In higher education with !JsueJ relating to women
180, she thinks of It "as Diego -Extension who organ-who feel isolated, ' -Dr. 1n -blgber education.
JJghting O!Lall lrcmts." ~ the steering committee Walshok said. She belltveJ the new group
Or. Nancy Jo Hoy, a lee--ting foP-l grou la~l-Not all af'e unk>n·or feminl9t--wi1 db thll :he-sa . , • . Maroh~, says, "the sooner the orientated, .she explained, yet they can ~vld& 1 models oi
lurer in "'~n s studies 1n better. . they have particular needs programa and ideas on pl11n-
the Un iversi ty Extension llnd , She,beh_eves two ~ars .ago and could use encouragement ningactiviUeshelplng therole
the other confe rence would have been a better hme from an organltatlon. of wointn 00 campus ·
coordinator, thinks first of the to form the organization . She sees Women l n Tbes rrifght ·1 te t
"fantastic enrichment'! the Then, in the summer of 1972, C8llfomla Higher Education policies~ a!J Alfirm':t~ve A:
proposed group ~an offer. ~he . was a delegate to an as having several functions, lion or actl vltle.s as a
But alter citing the need mst1tu~e. en women in higher the first. ol which would be ' , t '
of support for women and education sponsored by 1he tnt · · 1 1 k womens cen er. mechanisms for those who feet U.S Office of F.ducation :; ~n t 1°~Uana ne wor Also, Dr. \Valshok said. the
they have been discriminated Ai that time, she expialned, .~c::i: ~e~ ~::~ we've organlzaUon ~ghl he 1 P
against in pay, hiring or pro-it occurred to her and others to gni . that women who Just y.•ant to
motion, she said, "It i! clear that there would be some ~m:f le=tionze ~ to t! create an inl?"."1al network
that there's room for prog-value in a eobeslve organlza-han ed. hich aH ts both of job opportunities around the ~." tion In the state for concerned ct d g ,_ andw i,;.,'; state . . . "so that y.•omen
th un.... d s u etll-3 wor .... '6 women t . the "
tlm
Bo . ~ehn" agrebe ed -oJ women an men. in higher education if the con-canlngethem .ra~b· .
· e is rig t cause . GOOD RESPONSE diUons of women in education pas., '° 0I>C:nings
lederhal government actions 1 -The March mee•;.,.,. • was are going to be improved .. often were learned of only . whic are being 'taken agaiost ---& she said -• infonnally through contacts,
discrimination in education as meant to be a re<reaUon d. ·-who were most often men.
well as state hearings which the institute experience but COMMUNICATION Although positions may be an-
are being conducted on the there was such •· good But tmless the women are nounced now, some women
subject. response the women Involved members of feminist groups, feel they are announced only
But Dr. i\1ary Llndenstein were encouraged to do,more. they probably won't know after who will ho hired is
Walshok, dean of \Vomen's · "Clearly there are many when the Jeg.i~ature b dealing tlecided upon.
"All these things $Ul!gest to
you someJ)liftg !bat wW have
a umuea ·lifespan/' Dr .
Walabok.-1.ia.--==:""'· 'l\lll10Uih lbe 't 1 .. 1 the orgaalllrilon wlll live beyond
tile need, 8he said sh• couldn't
...Wet !'1Jelher thl!I would be
!Iv. or 50 yOlln. .
(l01'(FEREl\'<:E
During the opening session
ol the conference on saturday,
Dec . t, Dr. Mary Lepper, a
form er assistant profCssor-at
CalUornla State University,
FuHefton Y.'ho is now director
of the Ofllce of Civil Rights,
Higher Education Division,
HE\V, will speak on "The CUr·
rent Status of Governmental
Effor ts on Behalf of Af.
fitmative Action.''
Also during the session,
Alleen Hernandez, a former
presi~ent ol the National
Organization for Women and
a founding member of Black
\Vomen Organized {or Ac:tioo .
will speak on "-1' h o'
Significance of P o \ 111 ca I
Activism In Ef!ectlv'e Acu&i
for Women's Rlghts.11
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Otiril)g .tho 1 f1 e fl'lo ,
participants. 'will a It~ n 4
several workshops. Accota.lng
14 the brdchure, these ara
being , held "Jo plnpolnl the:
problems and coocems · oJ
Y.'Omen In Calirornia higher
education and to decide how
such an organization can take
-appropriate Bellon JO correct
condltlons inhibiting the prog·
ress of women."
On Sunda)', the grou~ will
meet to organize. approve a
conslltutlon and elect officers.
~re . are "tens o r
thousands" of women In staff
aM faculty positions in the
state, Dr. Walshok said.
"\Ve have the illusion that
there have been changes bUt
we still haven't seen much
change.
"We have to be supporting
and helping of one another."
Fodder Known Best
MRS. BISHOP MRS. FLOURNOY MRS. HARGROVE
Pledges -Solemnized
BISHOP-HAMBLETON Marble, Robert Hamble.lon.
Gerald Stains and fl.1ichael
Bongiorno.
FLUORNOY-POTEET
Making their home i n
Newport Beacll are William
Squire Bishop, and his bride.
the former Dorinda Howes
H bl Cherie Lyrut Poteet of am eton. N B i:h •·-th ewport ea ~ame e Setting for the .. ceremony , bride of Thomas J_. Flo;umoy
was the ~an, Mfrmo home , Ill during nuptials performed ·
ol. the br1d~ s parents, Dr. by the Rev. James Long Jr.
and Mrs. Richar~ SteadmB:n in the Tustin Presbyterian
Hambleton. The bridegroom tS Church
the son of Mrs. Francis · . Marvin Bishop of Los Angeles The bride, ~a~ghter of Mr.
and the late Mr. Bishop. · and ri.trs. Brittain Poteet III
Off. . 1 the Re of Orange, was attended by tCUlll was v · the Mmes Robert Erwin and
William Persell of St. John 's Brittain P0teet IV, the M1sses
Church, Los Angeles. Lark Devel, Carol a n. d
The bride, a Children's Virginia Mosher and Chrystal
Hospital debutante, is a Schiebe.
graduate of Westridge School Best man was Kurt
and the University of Southern
California where she affiliated
with Delta Gamma.
Her husband is a graduate
of Hollyv.wd High School and
UCLA and he received his
masters in business ad-
ministration from USC. He is
a member of Bela Thelli Pi.
Wasmann, and ushers Vt'ere
Gary and Craig Flournoy and
Brittain Poteet IV and A1arc ' Poteet.
The newlyy,•eds are
graduates ol Villa Park High
School and she gradualed
from an Anaheim · business
college.
Her husband, son of i\·lr.
and fl.1rs. Thomas J. Flournov
Jr. of Villa Park, is a VietnarTI
\Var veteran. ·
HARGROVE-PITTMAN
Central Bible Church, Costa
Mesa was the setting for the
double ring nuptial ceremony
linking Jennifer June Pittman
and Timothy Daniel Hargrove.
The .Rev. Ro15eif Bengston
performed the rites for the
daughter o( the Woodrow Pit-
tmans and the. son or the
William Hargraves, all of
C.Osta Mesa.
Attending the couple were
Cathy Hanlon, Lisa Quiroz,
Curtis P it t man, Jack
Hargrove, .Larry Schwartz and
Doug Pittman.
The bride attended schools
in Anaheim and Portland, Ore.
Her husband attended Costa
Mesa High School and they
are residing in Costa Mesa.
Attendants were the Messrs.
and Mmes. Richard Simons,
Richard Hamble14n Jr .• the ~":,..-<9"'i;>...,.Jdi!ol!>""ltl~~:_-"1~~
Mmes. Howard Ch a pm an ,
Warren Fish and Robert
Bishop, the Misses Allison and
L<slie Blsbop and Cynthia
To avoid d)sappointment, prospective
brides are reminded to have their welldlng
stories with black and white glossy photo-
graphs to the DAILY PILOT Women's De-
partment one week before the wedding.
Pictures received after that time will not
be used.
For engagement announcement& 'It Is
imperative that the story, also accompanied
by a bl>.r.k and white glossy picture, be sub-
mitted six weeks or more llefore the wedding
date; otherwise it will not be published.
To help fill requirements on both wed-
din~ and engagement stories, forms are
avail.atile in all the DAILY PILOT offices.
Further questions will be answered by
Women's Section staff members at 64MS21.
Nutr·ition Weeded Out
By ERMA BO~IBECK
The most intriguing figure
to come across my television
screen in a iong time has
to be Euell Gibbons.
He's the naturalist food e1-
pert who cooks and eats
bushes and berries that. I've
1fismissed as no more than
something our dog fa vors on
a potty break.
Somehow it fascinates me
no end that while ,l'm breaking
my back over a hot stove,
Euell ls out . In a field
somewhere grazing over a
leisurely, luncb.
In a story the other day
I read where at the aged. five,
he l1!lllDded together hick-
ory n u t s and sweet f>laek.-
·benies to make a wild.
candy bar, 'ind since
then has gone on to cooking
sour grass, unborn buds of
dandelions, pigwecd and cat-
tails.
~Iy children at the age of
five were eating normal things·
like car keys, library paste, 1"""!1•· -plastic duck&,-soap.
goldfish. 11111d and yellow
snow. Ask them to eat a
vegetable and they squint
their eyes and ask "You
trying to kill me?"
To be perfectly honest, I'm
probably responsible for this
attitude as I've never been
sure cucumbers were meant
to be taken Internally by
humans and that if the Good
Lord had meant for u.s to
ea t spinach, he would have
put a space between each
tooth. ·
If Euell is to convert the
world to fiature•s foods tbat
oome out ol the ground, he-
has my sympathies. He faces
a world of prejudice against
vegetation that began when
we were born.
Have you ever wondered
wbat ""'t through a· child's
mind when you heaped
a m o u n d of '-'°Id, green,
strai n ed peas on a
spoon, sOOved it into the
child's mooth, hurliedly pinch-
ed hi! nCR so he would have
to swallow and then smile,
"Jt's good for )'.OU."
Or set • troagb ,of· greens
In fronl ol a b,ungry
clubwoman and jµstify It by
.AT
WIT'S
END
saying, "It isn't fattening.11
(ll It lsn"t !aliening, why eat
It?)
Or eating a watermelon' and
have your mother warn. "You
swan ... the oeedS :.00. you
know wbat , wlll Happen." (!
was 21 years old before 1
realized Watermelons w~'t
born • live from unwed
mothtn.)
I'm trying 14 keep an -
mind abo\lt the lea& natare
proYide1. It would be nloe 14
stamp out crab grass and get
rid ol your dlnoer obu,atlonl
all In ·the same tilghl. Or
nibble at a OU.... elm and not be hungry two houn liter.
But I keep th!Dklng aboUt
Adal1) and Eve.
, l'\laybe H'• not-nice ID fool
with Mother , Natyre.
Peering Around
MR. AND ~ms. BAROID HONOllED during the Little
Jackson Mock of Newport Mermaid Ball in the Balboa
Beach hosted the 111 th Bay Club ""' Dr. Hamel
consecutive Thanksgiving re-Opfell who was recognized for her services at Children's s~ c-trKriN
union of the fl.'lock, Jackson Hospital of Orange County t.rc .. n •• .._.. •
and Clark families In the which financially be n er it s SEWER SALE
Irvine Coast Country Club. from the event proceeds. 211 ~111L..~~·~':"" 'T,~7741 The tradition slarted in 1862 N•wpert .._.
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honored her father, William
Jackson, who was on leave
from the Civil War.
Assisting with the festivities
were the Mocks' son and
daughters, William Jackson
Mock of Palos Verdes, Karine
Mock White of Redondo Beach
and Professor J o a ·n n e
Makesson o! San Francisco.
Other guests came from Los
Angeles, Evanston, I 11 .•
Washington, Virginia and
Philadelphia.
VACATIONING in Santa
Barbara were the P. G.
Simars and R. E. Turners,
all of Newport Beach.
ATl'ENDING the Girls Club
of ..... America seminar i n
Pasadena were Judy Davison,
executive director of the
Harbor Area Girls Club and
Jane Threlkeld. pro g ram
director of the Grace C.Ottage
branch.
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5 Move llWiftlv • .;....: Penlml
9 Moni " Prnldtnl
abt.lnc:knt 49 Ruuiln pllln
14 Ctty on the 5.3 EJ1cffd In
Oka • ·1:1uantlty
15 Where 57 City ol
N.-111 Ntbr91ka
111 Ho19--68 Boa1ta
17 No: ();el, 59 Teller of
11 Hor.ce--: tallehoodt
U.S. educator 151 Deelart
19 Wood potltiv.fy
20 -up: 82 Land ru•
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24 Oriental aldlf 1M State: Abbi'.
21 Thrnh 66 Reckon
27 A det*I 66 BIQ#'lnlnv
29 Ec»rly 67 Son of
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10 Fatuous 37 DNCMoek
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12 NOun ending 42 Disflgurt
'13 Study 43 Ltval~
21 Dupe 46 111-tempefed
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N.H.,-'t. 48 Fr9nc~rfw'
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"D.A.A," 53 LMlwotd
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OUT TO SPENCER FARMS
TO SEE SAM! I MET HIM!
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EAAUER TODAY, ~! TOMORROW!
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ANGELES (AP) -Rod and Fred Southern California Foolball Writers
I made threatening 'estures Mon· As;odallon. "Last year •• didn't really
r photographers, but In reality talk about It. Now, alter It's already
ex!SU--OO.Otilwlii'Otlieny love -happened oooe, we kid each othe< a
een them. 4 lot."
owever, there Vi.'On't be much love "We haven't made any bets on the
ween them . Saturday In Memorial game," Interjected Fred .
·seum when Rod, a tailback for "We cllsCll3Sed It last night ," said
Soothem California TrojlDI and Rod. "Fred decided they'd win and I
, a defoosive end for the UCLA decided we'd win." •
, collide on tbe football field . They" are seniors from Baldwin Park.
We talk a little,. more about the They live together with a relative. They
e than last year," R6d said as wear each other's clothes and attend "
and Fred appeared before the parties togelber. Rod, "110 missed his
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~·s·-THE Rivalry,
ays SC's Swanl)
EDITOR'S NOTE: Senior flanker
L n7i Swann of the Southern C9ti~ •
f ia Trojans tells his feeltngs on
e UCLA game Saturday and hil
ad-to-head meeting, perKaps for
Heisman Troph y, with the Brnim'
rmit Johnson.
The only thing I will think about
when I get on that field is the ball
game. 'Ill.i.nldng about other things means
you're going to lQSe your concentration
and you're not going to perform well.
What people will see as far as com·
paring me to Kermit Johnson will be
two players trying their best to help
By LYNN SW ANN their team make It to the Rose Bowl
USC Fluker -and not making individual efforts
ANGELES (AP) -This Is THE for lbe Reisman Trophy. . .
I foot•-•1 · I w • · th • I would like to ·be tbe winner or ege . ucu nva ry. . e re -m , e the .Heisman. Trophy but if ~ take
e city and while thi!. rear we re things out of their . proper place, then
J!laying for the ~acific-8 cha!"· you're not going to attain any of your ~p, w~·re also playmg for the city goals.
~ml!iP· . At the start of the season the Reisman you dr!Ye around and talk to Trophy was a tangible goal but not
friends, you can stand up ~ a very real objective in my mind. I
proud ~f yourseU. When you win, set my goals at the highest point. Now
. not having to .take a l~t of backtalk l 'm close to a goal that I thought
f losing a ball game in your own 1 wasn't going to ever be close to
c Y ~!or a whole year. . . reaching, I'm right there with it and
lS ~ ve~ tense, spl!'ted rivalry I believe I can win the Heisman Trophy.
I don t th.ink the~ is any bad It's nice to be considered but there
· UCLA was very disa.ppointed that are 105 runners-up and onJy one winner.
• y Jost last year and did no t make If you win it you're the Heisman Trophy
it to the Rose ~wl, even _though they winner. If you don't tou're just another
lose to our team, w.h1~ was an good football player.
ooJstaridlng team. The~ d,1d impro~e a H I had to make a choice between
t deal but they , d1dn t make 1t. to playing in a game _ whether it's
Rose Bowl. 11tat s the only tangible the UCLA. game or another game _
:blU!ltin the Pac-8 lo show for any and my very best friend needed me
... of success. . . . for something,, then that game would ~~campus atzno:>~be~ 15 mo~ ten~. come second to that friend. lt's more
sophomore season with a broken hip,
Is 14 months older. Both are about
6-3 and 220 pounds.
Rod already was at USC when Fred,
wanting to build bis own reputation
Instead of following older ll'Other's
·footsteps, chose areh·rival UCLA.
The Trojans won wt year's game
24-7, when Rod, playing behind Anthony
Davis, was used splringly. Brother did
not tackle or run over brother in tha.1
game.
"We. never really had complications
where Fred got a cha11ce to hit me,"
said Rod.
''I'll be better able to commtnt on
how I feel when he tackles me arter
the game Saturday. He's convinced me
that he's going to hit me."
Fred said be1doesn't expecl a collision
to be OnH!ded, p8rttcu!ar1y alter wat~ng delayed television coverage of
SC gl)me5.
'"Ibis past week he ran over a couple or guys. I'm not dealing-out all the
punishment. ..
Fred was on lbe USC sideline rooting
for the Trojans In the Rose Bowl last
New Year's Day, and be said, 11Whenever
SC Is not playing US, I root for them."
"I'd be satisfied letting him watch
again," sald Rod_J who no• a!ternale.1
with Anthooy Davis at tailback much
of the time. McNelll gained 115 yords
Jn 2G carries last Saturday a t
Waahlngton.
Where will their pareots sit for the
game?
"Last year the] were on the SC side
ar)d we won," said Rod. "'11l.ls year
they're on the UCLA side Gild I hope
it works in reverse.''
"This year they're on the UCLA side
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an<! maybe wt'll win," l&id Fred.
Tho brolbtn are concerued, 111turally,
that ._ oa either tam will tie
hurt. '111111ugtr'-each· other tlleY ha,.
a Dl8llber ol frlenda Ill the OllPORll
team. "' I
Tboy agreed t!Jat tho7'd "thor ploy
on the same team U tlleY bad It to, do. over again. But they said tlleY
wouldn't Wllll to exdlanp .,ch benollta
as a wider range ol uaoclationo and
inner views of bottl schools.
"Yeah," laughed Rod, "we go to ea~b
other's parties."
Broken Play
Death Knell
For Vikings ,
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ATLANTA (APl -"It was liko money
from mother when you didn't write for
it," uJd coach Nonn Van Brocklin,
assessing the key toochdown In the
Atlanta Falcons' 20-14 National Football
League victory over the prevloualy
unbeaten Minnesota Vikings Monday
nlghL
'lbe p1ay started with F a J con s
quarterback Bob Lee scrambilng ·wlldly
on a busted pass play and ended with
fullback F.ddie Ray hauling In a 19-yard
touchdown pass with 1:10 remaining In
the haU, giving Atlallta a IM edgt
in lbe aaUonally televised game.
The Falcons defense fought off a last·
mlnule surge, sparked by the pualng
of Fran Tarkenton, to extend Atlanta's
winning streak to six and stay wllhln
one game of the dlvision-leadin&' Los
Angeles Rams In the National Conlereru:e
West.
Milme!ota, now &-I, already bu cllncb-
-ed-the·4lentral-Oivisloa ti1ue.-~-
" At first Bob looked at me, but a
• 8llY WU coming SO I just dropped OD
back," said Ray, who had been a.....,.
dary receiver on the auccessful bulted
pass play.
"I saw be . was open but I didn't
want to motion to h i m and at.tnct
attention," said Lee. who miraculously
e1C1ped two defenden near mldfield
and was aJmost tripped up again near
the sideline before be lofted lbe baU
to Ray.
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FALCONS RUNNING BACK EDDIE RAY IS STOPPED COLD BY MINNESOTA'S WALLY HILG&~BERG. "Ray looked around and saw be was ~ .. open and took off," he said. "The main
!'lere s more electrici~ m the all'. 11us important for me to be happy with ii the game we must win every year. my life
e can't make mistakes. We can't ·
on! to let UCLA have the ball a
t deal of the game because if we
the result probably will be a loss
a tie, as we demonstrated against
oma when the offense failed to
ve the ball.
C aDC! Oklahoma tied 7-7 last Sept.
e kept giving them the ball. Our
ense was getting tired. So in order
us to win we're going to definitely
ve to get the ball more often and o+w ft more. We have to put together
· tent scoring drives ~t make
~kes that put us bacrl:>efeme is
to have to hit hard and everything
going to have to work out just right.
mean whenever we get the ball,
've got to score. If we don't. we're
trouble. UCLA has tbe personnel and
SY1tem that when they get the
11, they will take a lot of time whether
tteY score or not.
fTbat 's when yOW' defense ls on the
Id playing 100 percent all out, so
entually they may have a lapse. They
y be too tired or worn out and
ow UCLA. a few breaks and a score.
t's virtually impossible to predict a
re . I won't predict a hig!H<oring
e. I feel it will be fairly low scorll)g.
think that people at the game will
more interested in who wins, not
ether I play better than Kermit
hn.son. I realize we're both candidates
r the Helmlan Trophy and this game
· on national television.
o heck with the Reisman Trophy.
want to go to the Rose Bowl. People
k me, 11Doesn't the pressure bother
f u?" or "Don't you think about ll
a ball game?" or ."Isn't it going
affect your pla y against a team?"
* * * riters Pick
ruins by 31/2
LOS ANGELES (AP) -"My gosh!"
CLA coach Pepper Rodgers exclaimed foo~. "Yoo guys don't serve whiskey
flliere, do y-oil?"
, i!Oilgers referred to lhe Southern
· omia Football Writers Association,
~-wm drinking · coffee, -millf,~I~
a, Water or abstaining altOgether.
'Ibey had picked Rodgers' Bruins by
points to beat the Southern California
janl Saturday for the Pacllic-3 cbam·
torilhi'p and trip to the Rose Bowl.
Twenty·five members ol the media
deed UCLA to win by an average
ad of 711 points. Eleven chose the
jans by an average i>f 51/:. The
est margin of victory for either
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am lt'U 14 points. ,
"I-ba'9 m commen4" soid Craig
ertig. Sauthen Cal assistant coach, who
rller said lhe Bruins are 0 a heckuva
bigg!r and we'll try to slow 'em
a Utile bit."
J_olln McKay, USC head coach, spent
noon hour elsewhere. but bis feeling
made lalown ht a ~ releloe.
"I've come to the .-lillbl that
don't stop them. Yoa bope to be
• to slow them down," .lldtv said.
llodger" Bruins av.,... ll.7 pointa
d 415.4 yards ruohing .,... . ....,. •
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Sports In Brief
Davis Cup T~am Set;
Tohill Fired at TCV
NEW YORK -Stan Smith, Erik van
Dillen, .Tom Gorman and Marty Riessen
will represent the United States · in
defense of the Davis Cup against
Al.IS!ralla .
The team was announCed Monday by
W. Harcoort Woods , lbe U.S. Lawn Ten-
nis Association Davis Cup chairman,
and Dennis Ralston, Davis Cup team
captain.
Smith will be competing in his silth
straight Davis Cup final when the
Americans meet the Australians in
Cleveland, Nov. aG-Dec. 2.
e Tohill Fired
FORT WORTH, Tex. -Texas Chri,.
tian Univer.iity fired head football coach
Billy Tohill Mooday, citing handicaps
Toh.ill acquired from a near·fatal
automobile accident last spring as part
of the reason.
Tohill, a Conner co-southwest Con-
ference coach of the year, bad seen
his team go ~ thi s season. Tohill was
nearly killed last spring in a high-speed
freeway crash, was in traction for weeks
and had his right foot amputated alxlve
the ankle.
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last 10 games, including their last four
straight games.
Los Angeles needs to try to regain
its balance, but the schedule pits the
King3 against strong Eastern Division
foes.
e Gordo11 Resigns
BLOOMINGTON, Minn - J a ck
Gordon resigned today as coach of the
Minnesota North Stars of the NationaJ
Hockey League and Parker McDonald,
coach of the Stars' New Haven lann
team, was named to succeed him.
Gordon told a news conference that
be was resigning for health reasons.
e Zaltosk11 Named ,
STANFORD -Tri-<aptains Io r
Saturday's college football game against
Califumla will be quarterback Mike
~ and defensive baok3 Randy Polil
ape! former ·ffuntlngtoo Beach High and
orange Coast College star C r a I g
ZalloSky. .
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JOHANNESBURG, South Africa -
SecOlllHeeded Jlmmy Connon beat
Rautl Krog of Sooth Africa . ~. 6-3, e Prefonta·lne Wl11s 6-3 Tuesday in a men 's singles makb
SPOKANE _ Oregon's Steve Prefm· at pte South African Open TeMis 'l'ourilament. • taine did · Monday what ·most peop!:e In other second ~ round men's singles
lhougbt he would do -be b e c am e t.he second man in history to win three maldles, Denis Naegelen, France, beat
NCAA cross country championships. llill Brown, &-7, 7-6, 6-3; Anand Amritraj.
Prefontaine won his third UUe by India, defeated Kevin Miller, Australia,
covering a si1.-mi.le course at Hangman 7-5, M: Jeff Hillebrand, Australia, top-
Valley Goll Course in 23 minutes, 14.8 ped KlablYa Matswnoto, Japan, ~. 7-5;
seC!lOds to spark a University oi o..gon Bob Brei~ Australia heat Tij Tijma, team victory in the 35tb NCAA cross Jipan, 1-1, 6-1, ~nd MarcelG Lara, Mex-
country"'"clla.mpionships. ico beat N. B1dmeade, Australia 6-2, ~ ~ _6-3, and Lew He>ad and pulled out whUe .• e C'oaell Fire d trailing Juergen Fassbender, l<i, 1~. 0.1,
<'!'!~~!!"' .,_, __ ~. VJ. r _..!>ruL,. . ---Lawn:oce, •the ronner-NO!fti DalM and -• -. professional lootball star who bad hoped
"permanent mental attitude" would pro-
duce a winning team at the University
of Virginia, was fired as the Cavaliers'
~ coad! Monday nig!L
Stre~king Lake.-s
· e Florlcla f11 Botel
ORLANDO, Fla. -The . Uoiver11ty
of Florida nas been Invited to ple,y
. in the Tangerine Bowl against MJaml
of Ohio.
Tangerine Bowl officials extended the
lnvltaUon Monday night and Florida
players were scheduled to vote today
on whether to .. """Pl
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DETROIT -Los Angeles opem a
rugged n ... game NaUonal Hoc l<e y
League trip tonight against the Detroit
Red Wings, and the jauqt c:omea at
the wrong tlmo for the Klnp.
'1'he Kings have loll! ,.... of their
NEW YORK (AP) -,Jerry West has
been a key to Los Angales Laltera lor
many Nailonal. Balketbtll ,u.oclaUon
seuon;, but tbiJ year for the ,firal
time the team ha! been able to win
without him.
West suffered strained abdominal ·
muscles two -U · qo against the
Cleveland C.Yallen and probably 1t011't
pllf tonJibt when the LWn llOt the
Nri Yort Kn1cl:s;
Milwaukee euily ou'-"1 the Lakers
In the !Int pine following West's Injury,
but since lbat i. Lo* kJc<1e1 Im
run oa tour ~ victorlel.
That's the first t1mt 1lnce West Joined
the Lakers tbey've been able to do
that well witholat him.
ln 1ddJUon to West's ab9eoce, the
Lakm also played their 1ut three
games without Bill Bridges, out of actloo
O. IJ'V Tonl ghf
C'1Mi111tel 5 •t 8
with back opums that are exjJected
to keep him from playing again, Jonlght,
Al llli! ame tlme;-<.'dl El!oote
Smith has been playing with a broken
cheekbone, a painful thouch n o t
debllltallng Injury.
The greatest handicap came Satur-
day n!gllt at Phocnll when 5m1!h -
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thing waa not to bum It to him."
Lee completed a acreen pass earlier
In the oecood perled to lllft IW!glCoD,
1tho threailed hill way II yar'di for
a touchdown, and Nick Mik .. Mayer lllck·
ed field goaill of 25 aDC! 49 yards for
·the Falcons.
Tarkenton turned the fourth quarter
Into a tbrlller tor 51,519 screamln1 ION
and the national television au&.....
He led the Vltqs on a tf'yord drive
that end«! with a scoring toss to Bm
Brown wllh 6:21 remplnlng. 'lben hil
12-yard scramble in the last minute
fell two yards abort of giving the Vlklngs
a first down at the Atlanta 38.
Tarkenton. who completed 17 of 30
passes for 209 yards, including a 19-yanl
scoring •trike to John Gilliam, dropped
bade 111 the Vltlnp' finll ollemlve play.
He bnluS!!!. the crowd to Its feet with
a duh around the· left side. Falcons
linebacker Tommy Nobis blocked bis
aim for the first down marker and
nn him out ol boundl at the 411. •
HI knew it wu smrt, • Tarkenton aid.
"It wa either dive for the -or try Nobb bead-on. What WOllld )'OU
have dooe?"
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replaceniart, Jim Pric~, playtd most He UYI ht 11111 11ni all the '1111)1
of the game In foul trouble alter col· . bacll fnllD the lmet ......,.. 0 1'm -
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first ball. Mlnul West, BrldCll l!lld Smith alter the atveland pme. . I
and with ~ hampered by the foulll, But with Well and Br1c1fea ~
the ,Laker> atlll defeated the Suns, 130-qaln and llalrltoo pttlns i.ct lnlo'
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COVINA -South H1UJ
HJ&h'a Hu1kles have a team
that hu Uterally survived on
the foot of quarterback Brian
Bethke.
Bethke and bis mates pro.
vtde the opposition for
Newport Harbor High Friday
night ·at Mt. San Antonio GoJle~e in the first round of lhe CIF 4-A food>oll playoffs ond ~ Bethke's nmning
and klcking, the Huakies are undefea~ through n I n e game,s,
Bel.hke's toe was the marj!:Jn
ln 17-4, lll-7 and 7~ wins
over Los Altoa, Glendora and
West Covina.
South HUii coach Jim Jones
says U.. big difference. all
year has been Bethke's
venaUUty and a solid defense
Foothill lllgh's Knight.. and
the LagWla Beach Arllsls
clash In !irat round CIF water
polo acUon Wednesday a!·
temOon and lf y0u mlss it
you can aUll aee It later.
The 12:30 sprint will be
televised Sunday on Channel
4 at 1 p.m.
Cood! Tom Detong's hoot
Knights are favored to ad-
vance to the second round
at U.. expense ol ooach Walt
Otto's Arllats, who enter the
game as Orange League co-
champions.
Foolhlll's attack 11 a balanc-
ed setup with Kenny Wins
leading the pace with 61 goala.
Peter Sp1Jricm (45 goals \
and Bruce Furniss (14 goala)
provide lmpoalng speed and
the rest of the Knight.. oquad
•features BUI Bunge (25 goals ),
John Saalboff (16 goals) and
Robbie Cherney (20 goals).
Goalie Is perhapo U.. mo•t
Important position ln water
polo and it's here that the
Knight's lineup shakes the Im·
aginatlon a UlUc.
Foothill's goalie Is freslunan
John Gansel (S-11, lllO). "We
Newport Polo Rival
Shows 11-6 Record
that has allowed no opponent RIVERSIDE -San Newport Harbor outfit laced mo~ \ban 14 points.
thought wo might take our
lumps thia year," says
Delong, <Abut John's just been
fantastic.
, 0 Everyone that has seen
him can't believe him."
OeLoog 1ay1 bls major con·
cem With Laguna Beach is
Its alze and physical ability. '
And the pressure of television
could be a tact.or. "Both teams
will probably feel the preasure
of television," says Delong,.
"but It's a great opportwllty
to expose our sport.''
Laguna Beach's attack
revolves around holeman Doug
SAL Polo
Champions
Await Uni "Our defense hasn't been Bernardino Valley College will a RiversMle North team once
great," says Jones. "But It be the alte of Newport Harbor ·before -in the ooenlng round
h81 been consistent. And to High's first h>und CIF water of the 1970 playoffs. UPLAND -Most successful
beat Newport I think that's polo playoff test with "We played Newport three water polo programs are
our first objective -to be Riverside North Wednesday. years ago," says Anderson.
real consistent. Jt starts at 3:15 and the "They beat us pretty bad, credited to tong houn of Prae-
"We'U obvlo<lsly have to Sailors. ol Newport coach Bill :!:H. We~e just going to look lice anJ patience and it's M
stop Newport'& quarterback Barnett are lofisided favorites . for good defensive play and dif[erent at Upland High
and I'd compare Newport very "We ju.st consider It a try to 11top them. But frankly where the Highlanders are
favonblv to Los Altos. They privilege to olay Newport I ·think we're a little awed preparing for their first round
are very 1imJ1ar in style anc1 Harbor," says Riverside North by Ne"'!'lrl: CIF water polo piayolf Ult
size. They both have good coach Gierut Anderson . "Realisllcally they are a againstUniversltyWeditesday.
quarterbackl who can run and The former Redlands High. tremendous team." · '111e Highlanders swept to
throw and both have strong Northern A r i z o n a and Others in the Riverside the San Antonio League dlam-
defenaes and big o.ffemive University of Redlands athlete North attack include senlors pionship and an overall record
linemen." brings his team into the Bill Jackson and Dan Callis, of I~ in quallf~ for the
Bethke, a tis-pound junior, playolfs as Inland Valley along with juniors Ricbanl playoffs. This lnchxling a 13-4
waa All.sierra Wgue as 8 LeaRUe trt~pion. Overall Harris, Dave Taylor, Bill conquest of Orange Uague
IODhomore. his Huslties have fashioned an Jackson and Jim Cupp. representative El Dorado.
He directs a wishbone of· 11-6 mark pnd H in loop Jackson Is below 50.0 in the Coach Russ McCarthy's
fen1e and It'• Bethke's running play. 100 f""'tyle and is .....i4ere<1 Highlanders will meet the Tro-
u oppoaed to passing that Senior Bill Johnson is in one of the Huskiea' quickest jans of University at Cal Poly
has carried the Huskies. his first year as a goalie, players. Pomona with a 3:15 sprint.
Additloaal ground "powet 15 but the relative ine1perience As for offensive tactics, It's a youthful team the
all bl with -Mlba k Do he poosesses Is oompensated Anderson says bis t e am Hlghtanders will be throwing ~t! ~I-I 205 s~) .: by M stature with excellent usually tries to swim and against University w l th hallbocU-~-&i.. ~Don reach. _ _ _drive, but admits his team seniors· Dick Yahne and o.n.
Prooler (both s-u tis-pound ~111iimeiliii a .. ven-goal ham played-apiml'-op-n ls MilJifrl>iCl!i!Cloy jiJlilOrl
junior ) . • average for lhe seU>n. and position comp a r ab 1 e to Vic Miller, Latty Kuhlman,
• · the . ~ senior Is rated the Newport Harbor. p Soei d Rex Fehr, C&-l, 190• sr.) Is most potent olfenslve punch !"our ol Riverside North's ~:keo~a:'. ter an
the Hualcles leacftng receiver in the Riverside North lineup. Josses have been in overtime "We play a pretty tight
with four toucbdoons. Coach BUI Barnett • s -twice In sudden death. Drake and Dale Redman (&-defense and work off of that,"
o, 115) key the defense· at says McCarthy, "and we have
llnebOcker and up front it's CdM Solid CL -;ce .. a pretty good hole man In been Mark Vargas C&-2, 210 IW" Vic Miller. Jr.), Doug Smith (&-2, 195 jr.) "But we usually operate on
and ee>aiplaln Mike Ruben-a fast break off the op.
stein (H, 2llO sr.) that have To Down Har.vard position's turnovers. We're been most responslble ror small and don 't really have
holding t h e opposition in any bonalide All.CJF can·.
~Ddary ace J ! ff Harvard Higb'a Saracens offense, however, and ts the 1~a~esth; p~~s~~ go pretty
Puch1ukl h u 1 e v e n in· provide the • Olll>Olltliia for fastest with a ~l.O clockl!!g _ McCarlb:y says his "8m's
len:epli"1!. .Irvine Leque c<><hampioo in the 100 ~e. best effort this year wu an
--<N> Corona dei Mar Wednetday He passes and shoots with &-S loes to La Puente. "We 2; ~=.... 1 . afternoon at S. . authority and makes the were only down, 5-3, with two
11 ,..,..... 1• Coa'-.. Walt st e "art 1 s Harvard offense. go according minutes left," rec a 11 s ,. Gttllcllr:• ' u1 M""·~'-· 1, u.. ""* u Pioneer Leque chanips col-to his coach. ..~ ""l·
Johnson and goalie Bo b
Malone.
Foothill's 14-6 record is
deceiving because of some
tough non-league competllion.
The Knights' losses are to
Marina, FoWltain V a I \ e Y ,
Estancia, Millikan il-Jld twice
to Garden Grove .
"We've had some WJ·
necessary losses," 53ys De-
Long.
"OUr losses to ·Marina,
FolDltaln Valley and Estancia
were due to poor games. We
didn't play well."
The remalnlng pla ces were
determined b y tie-breaker
with each entrant missing five r
games. Seoood is Bob Emrick
of. Westminster i third are
Dawn Iacino, T. R. Hays and
Frank Bryant, all of Costa
Mesa .
This week's contest con-
cludes the season and enlrles
must be in by S p.m. Wed·
nesday or bear a Wednesday
postmark.
Juniors Carry Load
' For Estancia Rival
ROWLAND HEIGIITS -
Montview League champion ·
Rowland .High School awalls
Estancia High's Irvine League
c»ehampiorisblp water polo
team in the fU"St round of
the CIF playoffs Wednesday.
It starts at 3 o'clock.
C.Oach Steve Farmer and his
,j;stancia crew will be ·faced
with a ct>ntingent cooslsting
of four juniors in the starting
lli1Eup at Rowland High.
The Montview League's
most valuable player -Brad
Fisher -will be stationed
at the bole and he's the one
the host Raiders figure to rely
on for most of their scoring.
When he's mt takin~ his
shots at Estancia goalie Tony
Sawaya, it'll be Brian
COurtney, (6-3, 190) and Dan
Metz (6-0, 175) on the attack.
Defensively , the Raiders de-
pend on goalie Jack ~1oore
(6-1, 185) in his first year
of varsity action after jwtior
varsity experience in 1972 ..
Other defenders I n c l u d e
jwUors Mark Winter and Joe
Lemonica, along with Mark
Medina.
"We· use a breaking and
a pattern offense," says assis-
tant coach Paul James. The
Raiders are in the playoffs
for the second straight year
while Estancia has moved into
Ole eliminations for the first
time ever.
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~ t: ..=:wi~ ~ Ude with heavily favored Others in the Harvard at------------1~ ~.;°"nt ; Corona del Mar at Newport tack include Brian Read, Joe ~ best
Harbor High. Healy. Gary Swanson and I I IC
is -where Webb Has
Veteran
Lineup
Harvard mowed d o w n Tom Mitchell. pJ to
league opposition unblemished "We me a moving olfeme ' ace
through four games, but the and don 't have any set pat·
Saracens' overall mark ls only tern. · borrow
~2. "But I've !een enough of
Goa'les Bruce Blakel~ and Corona de\ Mar to know $21JOO .Mike Segal have thared duties thev're R lot better than us. -
d"'ing U.. Harvard campoign We just hope to be respectable
I borrowed
$2,000,000!'
and the leading ICOJ'er ls against them." says SteWlrt.
DwiJtht Belden, who rotales Coach Cliff Hooper's Corona
to the hole in the Harvard del Mar Sea Kings suffered
attack. their first Irvine League lOl!la
CLAREMONT -First-year Senior Martin Davis Is rated in a dozen years when Costa
El Toro High Is up against the best player In the Hatvanl Mesa upset them , 3-2.
one of the CIF'a moat 1,;~~~~~~;:;:;;~~;;~;;;;;:;:;;:;;;:;;;~,1 mabliahed l·A football powers Ii ES YOUR AR IDLE ROUGH? WE for lls opening round playoff
lnat W bb Frid START HARD? :~~: a:f:ts.1on V~Jo Hlgh~y GIVE POOR MILEAGE? CAN HELP
K1c:1m11 1s • 1:30. THE-c.-RBURETOR SHOP
And • that •ie-~youth 1MI MAll:.0. M.YD .. COSTA MISA t6aN
confrontation will carTY on Ii~~~~~··~...,~·~-~-~-~~·~-~-~,.~-~~-~~~~~~! down through many aspects .......,..~ ~
ol the game.
Webb'• Gauls, r111111e1'S·UP DON'T DISCARD THOSE In the Anowhead l.eague to
Blc Bear, have a senior-CJLTTENNIS-SHOUH
dominated team, a veteran Wt ,.,.,,. .,.. ..........,. •11 ,,,_. 81 MIUt .., Tr1,.,,. 111tm.
coach, an off..,.. out of the ANTHONY'S SHOI SERVICE
lMOI and until recenUy I ll • WlllTCLlfl, !"LAU • L.IDO • , ..... '°" llUlllD. COftOMA DSL MA•
traditloo ol. making U.. CIFl~================'I playoffs.
Webb ooacb Les Perry
hedges to say exactly how
nlany years · be hlo been ·
coaching, but it's In the
neighborhood ol 15. He has
taken aeveral Gauls teams In-to the playoffs, Including a
string ol. air trips In aeven
1ean.
Perry's team ltiU runs out
of U.. lingle-wlng lormaUoo,
and It did IO ...U enough
to . notch a &-2 rtconl thll
.._, lfl>nv.....,,wu a
bit of a atiprise, l'eirj says.
"We never anUclpated Jlo!Jlc
what ... dlll, eapeclilly tlii<O
"" ltart<d with practically a now line and only two of.
fenslll! and lour defen1lvt
retumlng atarten:," Perry
aays.
'lbe llne develQped, however.
and lour aenlor becb have
cootrlbuted heavily to the
team'• tuCCess.
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Movies Do111itaate
---.--r.-:; Season 'Er1""at1c ·
, Stylish and ·Lavish '
Television •
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Wltll 0-Medl,__ 1.W Al 'edllt ....
"TH E LAST OF SHE ILA"
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'Gentleman' at SGR-
lntermtulon
Times ha\'e changed since
Moliere and south Coast
Repertory first joined forces
"'Ith a souped-up .. Tartuffe"
transported in the back or
a station wagon. That y,•as '-------....;
a masterpiece of hilarity
"TKI WOULD-II OINTLllMAMH
A pttlod Cot'IM.:l'I' .,.. Moll., •• dlrec:led
by 0111\d E"""'"' Mltlng bY Pl'l9r
Cle<Mfll, ll(ll'lllft9 1W' Jl.,,.5 McKlt, mU'tJc by Ron $6pplngTOn, d\grqr1pllr
b'I' Jo.11 Wlllfi.otlfto C011\.lrnt1. b'I' M.IQ.gl,
Of9$e<>flld by South Co.11 Repertory
w.dM$d.'l'IJ lh•OllQll Sl,ll'Mh~ 11 I
o'clock vntll O«. lS 11 ftl9 Tl'llrd SI$ TMel.,, 1117 Newport lllYd., Coste Mna. Rl...,...11\om • ..._1363.. TH& CAIT
MOl\M-Jourd1l11 . •• . . . •• Don Tue he
Mldl!1'19 Jourd1i11 ......... Lt1ll• J_,
"The \Vould-Be Gentlen11:1n ,"
stylishly mounted, la vishl y
rostumed and ln its own right
a very fwmy production.
bellished with a dash of
free wheeling, Marx Brothers·
type comic staging in its
uproart6.us finale.
Mollcre's satirical barbs
thrust at an ultra-mannered,
class-conscioqs s o c I e t y ,
represenled by a wealthy.
soclal-crirnbing fool, have not
lost their sting. The remark
early in the play that "money
purifies bad taste" sums up
the premise of the evening
quite neatly.
EllTERTAINJOT -
'
Bell delivers a s mo ~ t h
perConnance as the deceptive
nobleman living out of the
purse of bis quite willing dupe.
By JERl\Y BIJCK
BEVERLY HJLLS (M') -
Three '"network programmfug
executives agree the current
television season is an unusual
one , dominated by blockbuster
movies and hampered· by the
la te start of regular ser:tes.
Latry White, progi;rmming-
vice president for NBC,
described the season to ·date
as "erratic" end said "the
blockbuster approach i n
specia1s and mo\lies h a s
dominated the season."
the APf.!.'' "... "Bonnie and
Clyde ," 1'Tora, Tora, Tora,"
"Hang 'Em High," and
"Beneath the Flanel of the
Apes." Tiiis past Suilday
"Airport" on ABC got a rating Ot u.o and a share or 62
percef\l in the Nielsen national
overnight ratln,gs.
Starger said the networks
"·ere still feeling the effects
of the 16-week screenwriters'
strike, which he said bed a
greafer erfect than anyone an-
ticipated. The strike caused.
many series to be three to
four weeks la te in starting.
MIDflllTI •O<K $MOW
TIINIGNTI 'W°"5T~ .. I"
Jt, bul l think 11 was th•,\~~~~~~~~~~
tunnoll of the 19Rls \vben the
young people forced us into a new way . o{ looking at
things. ll'i a new era and
a good one, 1 think." •
HE SAID u the . upcoming
CBS slt()W1 11App1e's W~y/' is·
a hit It will be a TV landmark.
l l J: ....
1884 Newpo rt
co~to M"\ ~a.1ss2
HELD OVER
Deity fn• 4:10
lot.f l••· fr•• 1J:l 0
"BIG FOOT" l(i)
I "NORTH COUNTRY"
"JISUI Cftlllf
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Dor111t1 , . . .. • ••. • . .• . .. • . . G..-y 11 .. I Clff.nlt ............•...... o.rr1n Kttlr
Luelle .................. M1rv Fteml119
I( "Gentltman" does not
provoke the continual belly
laughs of that long-ago
"Tartuffe," it remains an im-
mensely enJoyable production,
more in the style t h e
playwright intended . And it
<!.1~ s~rves to remind us just
how rar SCR has progressed,
artistically and tectmlcally,
since then.
That foppish status Seektr,
\\'ho would spell culture with
a capital K, ts ena cted by
Don Tue he, one of SCR 's few
remaining pioneers. Tuche fits
in10: his character like a velvet
glove, pompously parading his
new-found intelligence and
lossing off inane asides to
his audienet?. It is a character
not unfamiliar in Tuche's
repertoire, but an always en·
joyable one.
h-foliere comedies usually of·
fer a juicy comic part for
a maid;and In t•GenUeman"
Sandra Banks bas this choice
assignment, carrying It o~(
with singular vigor and multi·
·faceted-comedy. Her -servant·
swain is equally well played
by Michael Hume as the craf·
ty conniver whose charade
sets things right.
White said all t h r e e
networks were having trouble
with half-hour comedies. "The
halr·hour form is tbe most
risky venture you CJtft take.
Jt doesn't have the stability
o.f UJe.lo_ng form1"_he s_~id.
1PJ'HE SEASON has been
disappo{nting as far as night-
time series are concerned. Ko-
jak may turn out to be the
only new hit show," Laf!ertyJ~~~~~~~~~~~J
Ntcolt ................... S•ll'llr• ll•nkr
(0Yl•l11 ... , , .•. , .... , .. MlchHI Humt
Dorlment .... , . . . . . . • . Mimi Smllh
Mulll/T1!1or ......... , Rf911111d Rook
M11i.r of mu5k ...... Johll Elll119l'Ofi Ml$f91° ol d1nc:1 ..... Sl111rt Duckworth
MIH., of IMIClng ••.... J1k1 Gerdl,,..,
PllllQIOPl\tr ........... PIT llr11mbl11o;1h LICkl~1 .. Jon Sllltl'\111. All'Clrew Vlralk
which the company may never
equal. .
Earlier this season. SOR en·
visioned a resurrection oJ that
ouUandish comedy which in-
trodu~ the company to the
Orange Coast. Instead, the
Costa Pt1esa grou p is 'orfering
us another Atoliece . piece,
DAVID El\m1ES, the man
most singly responsible for
South Coast Repertory's con-
tinued success, ta kes personal
charge of ·'The Would-Be
Gentleman" and under his
deft directoria l skill the play
becomes a theatrical fashion
plate. Jt is performed with
all the traditional 17th century
grace . and polish and em·
Marlon's Making
Mint in Movies
By MARILYN AND HY GARDNER
Q: ls Marlon Braado a millionaire? -l\1r1. Chris
Calker, Omaha, Neb.
A. Yes -many times over. In addition to his eam·
ings in previous lush years, Mumbling l\oL1.rlon collected
some $1,600,000 on his cutoff-profits deal for "Godfather ."
His agent estimates Brando will mint another $3 m.iWon -
from his first and "Last Tango."
Q: Now tbat Dlabaan Carroll is divorced· after be re.
bound marriage, 15 It true that she and David Frolt may
resume tbelr plans to merge? -B. L. S., Richmond, Va.
A: Only lime will tell. In the interim David's latest
"Jove" is movie -star Uv Ullmann, who loves lo ve. When
asked whether he's dating the actress seriously, Da\•id
fros tily comments: "I'm very happy. But we are just
friends." Miss Ullmann and former "friend ," Swedish
('Glad You Asked That')
m6vle director Ingmar Bergman, with1 whom she lived on
and ,off. for some years are the parents of a 7-year-old ·
daughter.
Q: At the.recent New York Film Festival I was amuaed
"'hen Mayor John Lindsay, smiling at glamor actress
Jacquellne Bisset. slyly remarked: "They don't ma ke
them like that anymore -and neither do l !'' Was th at
off tbe cuff -J\1rs. Evelyn Relin, LoDg Island City, N.'\'.
A: Yes -of£ comedian Joey Adam's cuff ! l\fr. Lind-
say borrowed the laughline and also used it -at a previous
fwiction -directed to sexpot Catherine Deneuve. ·
POSTSCRIPTS FROM MARO. YN. To Blanche Dur·
rail, Las Vegas: No Frankie Laine and Abby Lane, co-
starring at the Desert Inn, are not related . • . To V.
Luster, Capitol Heights, Md.: Johnny J\fatbis has been a
bachelor all his life •.. To Mrs. Teresa R., Worcester,
Mass.: Yes, that is' musical comedy singer-dancer Carol
Lawrence (Mrs. Robert Goulet) who is taking flying les·
soos. Hopes to get her pilot's license eventually ... To
Barbara Tyson, New Hyde Park, N. Y.: Tlle tw~ latest
of many honors heaped on Secretary of State Henry Kis-
singer we re the Nobel peace prize. of course, and the
HOPE Award for International Understanding ... To
Marge Powers, Youngston'Tl, Ohio: Sean Conn ery. finally
got his divorce from lovely Diane Cilento -home 1n Eng-
land ... To Michelle Lichter, Seattle, \Va.sh.: Gary Borg-
hoff of "M*A"S*H" was born on a A-1ay 24, but isn't sa y-
ing What year. Many showpeople pre£er to ignore the
date since it makes them 11old" before their time.
Send your questions to Hy Gard11er. "Glad Yo1t
Asked That," care of this newspaper, P. O. Box 1560.
Costa /lf esa, 92626. J.farily11 a11d fly Gardner will
answer as many que&tio11s as they ca1i i1i their colum11,
but tile volu1ne of mail makes perso1ial replies im·
possible.
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The romantic Jeods are
satisfactorily interpreted by
Darren Kelly and Mary Flem·
ing, the latter scoring so~e
LESLIE JONF.S, ._fl!lot.her comic points with her cuts1e-
member of the originhl com-poo characterization. Mimi
pany, is quite strong as his Smith is decorative as a
more practical wire, who rail s ~ewoman pursued at a
and ranta against his ex· distance by Tuche, wh~e
cessive eccentricitie! but-is ..-Reg'1naj.~ Book revel~ in ~
seemingly ineffective. Gary double duty assignment. using his physical prowess onstage
to fine advantage.
TV Prize:
$48,567.27
LOS ANGELES CAP) -
John Farnsworth , a govern·
ment employe for 34 years.
won accumulated prizes of
$48,567.27 on "The HoQywood
Squares," said to be the
highest amount pai4 on
television since pie quiz scan-
dals or the 19505.
BEFORE THE main lhrust
of the plot presents itself. four
SCR actors have a field day
in their hefty cameo parts.
John Ellington as the music
IIliilSter Stuart Duckworth as
ttie d&ice teacher, Jake
Ga rdner as the fencing in-
structor and Pat Bnuhbaugh
as th< philosophy professor
take free rein in what might
ordinar il y be utility
.assignments. ..
Peter Clemens' glittering
ballroom set seems to magnUy
the SCR stage for some fme
111E mREE network of·
ficlals -White, M a r t i n
Starger, president Of ABC
Entertainment, and P't r r y
Lafferty, West Coast · ·pro-
gramming vice president for
CBS -spoke recently to the
lioll y wood Radio and
Television SOciety.
The big movies haVe T'acked
up considerable ratings this
season, including ,"Planet of
FA MILY TWIN CINlM A
CINEMA I
"OKLAHOMA CIUDl" lPG) • "JUNIOR IONNEl" f PG)
CINEMA II
"THl AllSTOCIATS" (GI • "SONG-· OP THE SOUTH .. IG I
said.
He said the new stars of
television are no longer the
handsonle leading men or
beautiful women, but people
like Peter Falk, Telly Savalas ,
Bea Arthur, R~d Foxi and
carroll O'O>nnor.
"You'll find the new stars
among the offbeat t b e
original, t h e . people ,~th something special," he said .
"I don't know what started
rrr\'I• '7l ..... ,
I ~-'~.!!~ ·~· ~ CO•O .. A DEL MA ..
"OKCAHOMA CRUDE" (PG)
7&,10:45 P.M.
'"THE REIVERS" IPGl
1:58
Coll 'nlffter ,... s.1149y ..... , ... .......
. Famsy,·ortb, 57, a deputy
di re<:tor o( the Oefeme Supply
Agency here won the prizes
over a tWO-\Yee k period. They
included $2,000 cash, two
automobiles and an assort·
ment of prizes. including a
IOQ.day world cruise.
ch 0 re 0 graph y by Joan A MASTll•l"llCll 01' TtMllLllSS SATlltll
Wulfsohn. The lavi sh cos-M•IS.N'I ''THE WOULD-II filNnlMAN "
~:--, Jbuth Coast Repertor;'
tumes, by SCR designer !\fag-,.0• THIU 01:c, ,, .; e "'""'na the most pro-All Tiit 111mlfl1t or A Mwllc•I c_..,., -.. ,...,.. ltyt.1 e., ar ... .__. . 1127 HIWl"O•T. COSTA MISA l"OR •ESlllVATIOHJ, CALL -"""'"J
fessional yet Seen at the Costa l~~i~~~~~i~~~~~~~ii~~~~i Afesa theater.
A spokesman for "The
Hollywood Squares." said the
normal limit is $25.000 but
the pot was doubl ed because
or the eighth anniversary of
the NBC .shoY.•.
"The \Vould-Be Gentleman"
continues through mid-Decem-
ber on its Wednesd ay-throu gh·
Sunday engagement, to be
followed in January by David
Rabe's brutal drama "Sticks
and Bones." Performances
are at 8 P.m. in the Third
Step Theater, 1827 Newport
Blvd., Costa t.-lesa.
. Th e , flrst of ~fi e show$ On
which Fdms'fOrlh appears
"'·ill be shown Friday, Nov.
23.
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Tax Limitation
• : • J ' • '
·Reagan's Plan
'Futile Exercise'
By THOMAS D. ELIAS
The defeat of Gov. Ronald
Reaga11's tax limitation plan
this month is the latest in-
dicator that the big-money ini-
tiative campaign may have
become a futile political ex-
ercise in California.
In their effort, t he
Governor'• forces s p e n t
almost $2 million, Y.'hile the
initiative's opponents spent
less than 1 quarter that mtlch.
~1osf of the money on both
sides y.•as spent in Southern
SOUTHERN
CALIFO~IA FOCUS
Calilom.ia, where the measure
ailed by margins almost as
great as it did in the more
liberal. less populated areas
of Northern California.
measure hadn 't carried
Orange and San Diego cowr
ties and if the Coastline
Initiative hadn't lost in sparsely·populated Imperial
County.
All this ¥t!MS lo Indicate
that big c ampaign con-
tributioos are no longer the
key to ·,.ictory in California
campaigns. Since both .the pm.
and anti·Proposltion t forces
in the most recent campaign
claimed endorserDents from
equally-prominent polltician.111,
endorsements also don't seem
to explain the defeats:
Southland political scientists
who specialize· in analyzing
campaign techniques
speculate that the big-money
efforts may indeed have
backfired in the initiative ef·
forts of tbe ~t year.
Palace
Bo1nbing
Probed .
PHNOM PEN!!,_ CamJiodi•
(AP) -Several high-ranking
Cambodian air forCe officers
were arrested and all T28
righter planes were grounded
In the wake ot Monday's bomb-I
inll of President Lon Nol's
palace compound by an air
force pilot, police and military
sources said today.
The raid against the com-
pound killed three persoos and
wounded 10, witnesses said.
It was the second bombing
of the compound by a Cam·
bodian plane in nine months .
Air force investigators said
the bombs were dropped by a T28 -fighter returning rrom I
a mission on Highway 4 at
Talat, 41 mi\es southwest of
the capital.
e Del!lfl Granted ,
WASIDNGTON !UPI) -
The. White House, pleading the
illness of one of its lawyers,
has been granted a week's
deJay in surrendering the fll'St
of President Nixon's sub-
poenaed Watergate material.
Chief U.S. District Judge
John J, Sirica .granted the
delay Monday shortly after
the Senate approved legisla·
lion extending tht life of the
\Vatergate Grand Jury -the
body which eventually wi\l
receive Nixon's Watergate
material. '
e Nb:on Praised
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (UPI) -
T h e Republican governors
have praised President Nixon
for his handling of foreign
arr~ and commended him
(IN SHORT ... ),
for his determination to make
"full disclosure to the public
coocerning Watergate."
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DAILY PILOT _ CLASSIFIED ADS P.io 0tid Suoolitt.,. . • • : • I~ • "' Itta! hloM c..n..o1. • , , .1SO • "" ~... . ...... 300·* sd.Mil\ ord w..iructioll ••• S7$ • M §ei~l(f'I -~I .•• ,ll(tO . 64'1 l10fl\OOI tolion. , . , . • • • 91.S • 9'11 You Can Sell It, Find It , [ 642 •5678 J One Call Se<vlce Trade It With a Wont "1J . . Fast Credit Approval
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SECLUDED
ESTATE
WESLEY N
TAYLOR CO.
REALTORS Sllll'" l!l·IH
ERRORS: AdftrtlMra
sbould chock their ads
dally & report errors
I mmod I a 11 ly. Tho
DAILY PILOT assumes
llablllty for tho ffrst
l n corr• ct lnMrtlon
only.
In the hea rt of Costa Mesa. Surrounded by
100 trees. European design. 5 Bedrms., 4
baths, approx. 5000 sq. It. Large pool and
many other extras. $)07,000.
SPYGLASS HILL-$119,500
Panorru11ic vlew of ocean &: city lights.
Brand new 4 BR home w/FR, DR &. 21-2
baths. Pool-size yd. a.Car ga rage. Fee.
Gtneral ROY McCAROLE REALTOR WESLEY N. TAYLOR CO., Realtors -1810 Newport Blvd., Costa Mo .. S48-7729 · 2111 San J01quin Hills Road
NEWPORT CENTER, N.B. 644-1910
General
SOUTH OF THE
BORDER SPANISH
ARCHES!
Hea\'Y Spanish. C u r v e d I drive. 2500 sq. ft . h1agnlfi·
.. 'IRVIN"'•TERR, cent tntry. Huge family ~ roon1. Adobe fireplace. Woe~
NEWEST AREA bar. Curved staircase with landing. Collou.1 master $155,~ · suite. Vaulted c e 11 in gs .
Elegantly appointed 3 bdrn1. Large bright k i t c h e n .
& den home. All moms.are Formal dine. Thre e
fipaclous, l11cl. lhc ·beaut. ~separate p a ti o s.
formal dining m1. Spectacu· Professionally landscaped.
lar bay & ocean vie .... · from \Valk to be3ch. 0\\Tier
Tnost area, Incl. the luxur· transferred. H U RRY !
lous patio. Den with sep. 963-67S7.,.
cnu·ance is Ideally located oPE,'/ rtt. 9. rrs F-UN 70 8£.MCEI
for use as a private office.
PLEASE CALL
675-lOOC!
EVER STOLEN
A DUPLEX
Try this: 11,-0 2 bcdroo1n
,.....,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!""'"' units · double garage in-con1e of $3750 pC'r year. NEAR HARBOR HI Askiog $35,950. Try your O\\TI p1·ice owner says
Gtneral
PRESTIGE BY
THE SEA JUST
OFF THE
WATER
\Valk to boat slip. 3.lOO SQ,
FT. tree high parquetl.'d en· u-Y~ · -I'..ush Indoor garden.
Gigantic li.\•ing r o o n1 .
\V AUS OF GL.ASS. Ex· travagent', ""'ell p I a n n e d
kitchen. Forn1al · d i n I n g .
Entertainer's family room .
Spiral 11taircase. F 0 UR
ROOM ri1 ASTER SU ITE.
Balconies in and out. T\\'O
ttlling high fire pluccs.
Heated ocean sized pool.
Custom decking. PRICED
TO SELL. Just listed! Call
f101,\'. 963-6767.
OPEN Tll i • IT'S FUN 70 EE HICE!
General
EASTSIDE
HOME+
TRIPLEX
COUNTRY
sm1NG
situated on a large 130x150
lot \\'ilh . to\\·erin~ shade
trees. n con1fo11a ble 3 BR
2 BA • hon1e wilh den and
front porch for your rockC?r
Plus
scparall'<l aw1t.y fron1 the
house a triplex v.•il h inconic
potential or $440/mo .
only $69.950 for all
CALL 644-7211
i•.,1 1-, -URGENT NOTICE ~~~~~;;;;::;~~; i\lust sacrifice this delightful
/.Jn NI GEL
llAILEY b.
ASSOCIATES THE REAL
ESTl\TERS
• 4 Bd1m, :l bath beach l'IRS·
* St'x290, LOT * ~ic. 1''an1ily roon1, 2 fh'C· places, open bcan1~. St<'p
$32,500
C-1 ZONE 10 thr. Y.'ater. Under n1arkct
E-Z TERi'iS at $79,900. Take over lo1v OPEN DAILY 1 to 5 SELL! Call Red Carpet.
1584 Redl•nds, C.M. Realtors, ~SO.SO. * 4 Bedrooin hom e? (huge
4 Bearoom, 2 BA comp I rruister BR) + family roon1
intcresL loan!!
GRUBB & ELLIS CO.
675-7080 painted In «: out, new cli J. j l 1 + den, 3 baths, many C.'C·
carpeting. P.r.2 lot, rm for • · tras. Quiel stret'.'t. $58, 700 i ••••••••-another unit. Lrg lot. 0.....11er tit a :1 e 11
1Vill help finance. $32,500. 4 Bedrooms, 4~ Baths * C-2 Zone . !£arbor Bl\'d. e CALL ANYTIME • pool room, pier & slip 100 x 350. ncress to adjoin· ~3'21 or Eve. '4Ms43 $250,000 • 673-7784 Ing stre<!t , $175,000.
1 ""'T"R"A"D"E"'"F"o"R""Bo"A"Tiiii I Roy McCordle Realtor Lachenmyer
Re1ltor
15 UNITS
l AND l 2 Bdrm., unfurn.
Bllns. Carports. Near shop-
ping .. Loan avail. $175,000
--'GEMM--
12()..F Tustin Ave., N.B.
REALTORS 642-4623
4''hile E1epnants.. over·
running )'OUr house? Turn
Ultn1 into "Cash" ... sell
or real estate or ? $60,000 1810 Ne\\'J)OI"t Blvd., C.~l.
e(}Uity in occupied com· 548-7n9
mercial complex, Sa n
Gabriel Valley.
6T:Hi?l2 or NEW LISTING
ICORONA DEL
MAR
OCEANVIEW
LOT $11,500
Panora1nic Vie\\' of the Surf
and City lights of Lagunn
Beach Coastline. Rapidly
developing nrca zoned R·l.
Call for details of this choice
prope11 y.
General
MESA VERDE
REPUBLIC HIGH
ON THE HILL
GracioUll entry v.·ith winding
iotairc~se. Exquisile decor
throughout spacious 2400
squart" foot ·•most popular
design". Formal dlnlnl.
Enormous family room
boasts \\"Cl bar and crack!·
ing fireplace. 1 bedroom
<lov.·n, 3 up, tip top condition
nt S63.9:i0. Call 54&-2313
today!
OPEN 11L t • rr'S 'FUN 70 BE tlCEI ~~·i~lilf:ll
WILL TRADE * 4000 naval, model grove
for incon1e property. * 'j6 T-Bird + cash, C4 car
lot, gal'al'(e, offices SGV for
Jx-ach propc.rty.
BKR 675-6712 or 548-8796
ONE FACTOR IN creating The approval came in' a
111E GOV~OR'S loss such a re"ftne effect for the
was-actually-the-fourth defeat ·heavily-financed . campaigns resolution ~tonday that might
in the last year for initiative ma y have· been Settetarx Of ill quieter times1lave' sefmed
C@ll!!liiPI which spent more State E4_myµd' G. 13.town Jr.'11 lukewann prajse for , a
than -ft mtllion:--There have ' 'liews r_ele .. s '·&~iling wbO Republican president Irom
been no winnerS fu t!ie" ~ was contribUtlng' how inuch. elected oflicials of his own
T. them thrw. a Daily P ilot
; classified a·d! 4J!i ~~~ ;,l .~. -\ :"'., ~ •
Lit'l Bit of Heaven
ftjght here on earth in this
sharp 3 bdrm \Vith dining
rm, bullt in.~. dish\\·asher,
2 balhs. Family rm ,
!lrcplacc. Forced air heat.
Patio. No do\vn to vets,
lo\\' dov.•n all others? $35,900
541).JT>J
,TARBELL, Realtors
PUBLIC AUCTION
OPEN11l 9 • "S FUN 10 8f NICE/
CLASSIFliD
HOURS
dollar-plus campaign category •1'J'he pUbUclty about who party. The resolution was a~ c Advertisers may place
since Jwte, 1972 when Proposl~ was paying how much for proved without dissent as the • their ads by telephone
lion 9, the Environ me D t , what undoubtedly turned a. lot governors prepared to 8:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
lnitiati•e, was swamped. · of people ofl/'-sald Karl P. welcome Nixon to their ~l~~d~~~C"~
of the four ~t big·money political !Cience at UCLA. COSTA MESA .. omCE tn fact, voter --repudiation liens I er assistant professor of meeting later today. L
cam1*Jgns has been so ""'1· Hensler, who teacbes classes • KeRRed!I (Jp 330 W. Bay
ai>t..il in tbe ·1ir~ on P!!bllc !'1'111lon ~'!!"! _ll!'OI': _ • 64:1-5678
Calilomla counties that the aganda, said the pattern 0C ·WASHmGTON--:<UP!·I :-:.~--~~·'-1 11NF:WPO!lT1!EACH-
heavily·funded efforts have t~ vote on the last. year's Slo-:Iy work mg his ·way to A • 3333 Newport Blvd.
won.only three out of a possl· ballot propositions indicates recovery, Jl..year-old Edward • 642-5678
ble t CllWltywide races in-the elecoorate bas displayed Moore Kennedy Jr. ha,\ walk· HllNTINGTON BEACH
volvlnc ~ lniUaUv.e;. selectivity. J ed f~r the first time wlth "" !7875 Beach Blvd.
Million-dollar losers in the "They seemed lo know just the aid of parallel bars. s 540.1220
1972 general election included • what Qiey were voting fof," A spokesman for LAGUNA BEACH
the campaign again.st.~· he said. GOOrgetown Univ er sit Y m Forest Ave.
tion 20, the , Co a s t l 1 ~ e Hospital said the son of Sen. 494-9466
Initiative; 'tl!Jd drives pushing THAT FACTO!\ may &<> Edward M. Kennedy (0. s SAN CLEMENTE
. Proposition 14, ~he 'Watson count in part for the light 1ifass.) worked Monday in · 1 3o.5 N. El camino Real
property. tax am~t. and turnout at this month's special physical therapy using paranel · 4924420
Propoglhoo 15, which would election. ~lany Voters ·told bars for the first time since
have taken ~.set.ti_!I& _for pollsters they simply did nol the amputation of his can-·
state employes out or the ·understand Reagan's Pl"OPOlll. Cerous fight leg Saturday. I govemor's bands. And the results of "ballotina . ·
on initiatives in recent el,.. e Alert Halted
Hons indicate that many TllB FOIJll BIG spending
c~ wwld have been
swtpl!comptete1y off the board In Southern ... Calilornia ii
Reapn'• tu limitati on
voters only ca!( batlols on WASHINGTON (AP) -The F
those issues they think they Defense Department h a s
understand, while· leaving the canceled t h e six-week~ld
others alone. military alert for the U.S.
'Fairmorse' Crew
6th Fleet, citing a sufficient
.easing of Middle East tensions I
and a reduction in the Soviet
fleet in the Mediterranean.
Some of the 68 American
Retilrns by Land
ships in the Mediterranean E
_.have.put into port while others 1~ 'retUrning to tbe U.S., a
Pentagon spokeinfan 1 •.a I d
Monday. At the same time, D
th~ spokesman said, there has
WASIDNGTON BE AC R, Monday before ft was learned been a decline in the number
Mesico (AP) -The crew or the men were safe. ·of ships ln the Soviet ·Unioo's th~ sunken adventure ship . ~ l\fedlterranean fleet from a
Falrmone· waited today 00 CAPT. Al\THlJI\ •imene<, hip ol 95 v...,eb several
4• J W1'lm1 .. -CQlif -weeks ago to about 70 mw.
travOI 1o eatll0rnia by land u\'M.:~1;;;:.'& '*"~
instead or .... on salvage arrangements. e Group Flneil
The 13 aallor-adventurers -<nwnien in addition Io ANNAPOIJS, Md. (UP!) -
It 9f them lrtim ·camomla Jimenez and RuS1ell were A 12,000 fine baa been levied
-lelt Port Isabel, Tex. last 'Danny ~ngbas; 20, Oklahoma agalnsl -the "Salute to Ted
week on •the first leg of a ·City; Richard Trejo, 31 ; ~ Committee" for filing
trip thol "" lb !Jave taken . C;tnon; Orq SWllvan, 19, and a bo«us-ftnandal ~ on·
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{hen : tllriUib• Ute Panama ,Arcacua; Larry .Phllll111; B, banque! -~ tile former vlct
canal and to Calllornia. Bellflower; Paul G a r I e p y, presi<lenL
Providence, R.I.; 0 reg Conunittee member. Alex· eur 11IVllSl>&Y night, the Williams, Z5, Long Beach; Bob allder Lankier, for tn er
FalnDorlo atriick the hull ol Canon, 22, <>ranat; Sim Marylanil -Republican perty
a. stlnken vessel of[ this Yowig, 22, Oceanlkle; Don chairman\ .. told neWsmtn • "l
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STATE OF CALIF..
Residences in
Corona del Mar
FINANCING AVAILABLE I Mr. West 620-3708 VIEW CONDO
I 'Upgrad~ thruout, with dec-
orator carpel, window co\·er-
ings & \vallpaper5. 3 BRs., YOUR MONEYS
WORTH $30,950
! 3 bedroom 2 beth home load· 1 ed-v.·ith-Ieatw~s:.... -· e Excellent corner ~ocatlon e Boat gate \\•ith 10· x 27'
slab
2~2 belhs, fonnal dining
roon1. Vacant, "'Ith immed·
iale occupancy possible. Re.
duccd • 00\\" $72,500.
c :-F:-cotesworthy
Realtors -64CM02Q
BUY A TURKEY • Tiled entry to comfortable,
convenient floor plan e Ne1v dishwaS'her + 40 gal. and enjoy It in this formal
waler heater Clining room with raised e Soft \\•ater op'tlonal hearth. Ston e fireplace, e Aluminun1 covered patio 3,100 sq. ft . 3 bedroom. up.
We'd really like to .show you per Nev.'}Xlrt Bay area.
thl& one. Call 546-2313. $66,!nl. Make your reserva·
OPEN TIL ... rT"S F-UN 70 Be HICE.I tlons now. Call 646--nTt . \~ ~ -~···"~~~~~·!
ORIGINAL BLUFFS MESA VERDE
Just listed! Well Jocated ·The best buy in beautiful
Bonita model on \Vide l\1:esa Verde! Lovely 4
greenbelt, v.1lth new bdrm., family nn. & screen-
decoralor cprpets & .drapes ed lane.I. 1 % Baths, elec.
3 Bedrooms, 2 baths bltns, dishwasher; carpets, ~fany added features be&utiful shutters. Quiet cul
. A real showplace de sac street for the
That won't last Jong at children. to play in. Olfered
$15, 700 . for ·$36,500 .
HARllOl'l MORGAN . REAL TY
6734642 i . 675-6459
COM~ANV
REALTORS
SINCE 1944
67:i.4400
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New listing! 2 BR. &. paneJea
den channer w\lh large front & rear yards. Home tn xlnt cond. Dbl. garage +
parking. $69,500.
Call : 673-3663 673-8688 E\'ea.
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RROK~RS -R l "\I TO ~S
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DOLL HOUSE
Ol8-nnlng 2 bedroom home.
Eastside. Costa Mesa. Love-ly garden and play house.
9reat~starter or retlremtlnt '
home • only $26,400. ,qtll
545-8424 SouthCo Realtors.
VACANT
Spacious adult Condo. 2
Bedrm, 1 ~~ baths, new epts
& drps, $21,000. Sl050 Down.
Seller pays closing costs ex-
cept "impounds. ~.
AG_ENT Open 9 to 5.
BUY A BARGAIN!
UQuidaUon forces sale? lr -3
Bl\, 2 BA, J!cwport flgflts ~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'"' home. gas t3r, firep11u:oe, *\AGllNA LUXURY lam rm. 15x30 H&F Pool,•
ltlgti on a 'Hiii :ft** Prtvflcy 8~~$'.1 nrr-kvail. Pr}ce _,i::e-* * * Unexcellcd vie1v * * * doc-ed S4.500 · 'Notv only choose from ·2 • $74,950 or $45,000. Call Realtor for
$135,CUl. CENTURY 21 * c1c;"1c.0·c,--"=-"='-"' .,-==-
645-1221, 6VC5' 548·11594. LOOK! $EE!
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ACTION '
Call
625 sq. £1. bonllS room wtlh plumbing bar or (or bath!
Space Jor 2 1 pool Jablcs. 4 br, 2 ball. Fine shag
throug'.hOut. ~ Cove.red patio
with cus1om bullt~\tl gas
b&rbeque •. Convenle0« loca·
t!On for 1t..ooo111. 11hopping
And 111~11. Would you
believe $40,ir-,o? C a 11
54&-23ll! ·--1----OPEN TIL 9 • rr'S FUN 10 Bl NICEI
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Gorgeous view Jot overlooks 50 acr:e_s of
fairways and greens. Perfect for spaClous,
elegant home in Nev.•port's exciting ne\V
community. $69,500.
----CANvOU TOP THIS?~
3 bedrooms, den, 3 baths, pool, tennis, great
view of bay and ocean. New carpets, ap-
pliances, all for Jess than $86,000. Fantastic
investment. Let us show you today!
BAYSHORES WATERFRONT
50' {rontage on sheltered eastslde location
with spectacular view of b~y l Pier and sllp
for 65' boat with additional hnchorage space.
Spacious living room and dining room, ' '
bedrooms , dell/ dark room , shop, and garqe
room. $350,000.
FIR,ST TIME-OFFEl!l;l>,-LIDO ISLE
Artist1c,µIy decorated! Guest quarters with"
private entrance and kitchenette. 50 ft. lot,
street to street. Large south patio. 4 bed·
room s, 3 baths. $135,000.
A GARDEN SPOT
Secluded among towering native trees is
•the setting for this highly UP"~aded 5 bed-
room 3 bath home of family size and coun-
try stile. $73,900.
/ CHARMING CAPE COD
High beamed ceiling -country kitchen.
Paneled family room , custo m carefree land-sc~~· short walk• t~ private beach. Oply
, ' START REALLY LIVING!
Exciting 3 bedroom 21'.i bath, Bluff condo
near tennis courts. Rare "Q" plan. Conver-
sation area and fireplace. Large mast~r
suite. $74,900,
BLUFFS TOWNHOUSE!
Make an appointment to see this outstand·
ing professionally decorated 2 bedroom,
deri home. Terrazzo entry and kitchen. Love-
ly wallpapers. A GEM i $55,927.
LAKE FOREST SECLUSION
L1ve In. \>eautiful fore st-pool, tennis, Jake,
.$Jliling horses. Unlque 4 bedroom, 2 bath,
separale oen , wet bar, lorma~dinJng; $63,000.
CHARMING IRVINE T.ERRACE
Vacant and ready for occupancy. 3 bed·
room 2 bath, extra large living room. Top
condit!on for lease $450/month with option to buy at $74,500.
LOOKING FOR THE BEST?
This is one of the finest 4 bedroom homes
In Corona del Mar. Designed for fullest •I"
peal. Formal dining & family room with
garden view. $97,500. _._.
644-1766_ Cold\wl.-1•-
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IN HARBOR VIEW HILLS-Truly unique !
Outstand.ing .cabinetwork as evidenced by
wal!lscotlllg aod a den built like a ship's
cabin. This Lusk-built 4 bedroom has an ex·
cepllonal view of Newport Bay! Wonderfui
yard. $96,500. A listing of Lyleen Ewing.
UNIQUE HOMES RHltors , 675-6000
2443 E. Coast Hwy., Corona del Mi r
General General
CHARMING TOWNHOUSE
2 STORY SECLUDED UNIT -featuring 2
bedropms, 2 baths, oversized patio & beauti-
ful carpets & paint. Spacious grounds with
beautiful pool. & landscaping. ~ts -9! jr_ee~.,
ocean breeze in quiet adult only community.
Perfect location near Newport Back Bay.
Priced only $36,500.
COMPANY OWNED AND VACANT
MUST SELL THIS NEWPORT BEACH -2
Story Cape Cod home. A terrific value fea-
turing 4 huge bedrms, den , Ige. he ated pool,
separate laundry area <a nd much, tnuch more!
2500 Sq. Ft. of living in a beautiful setting.
Priced only $67,200. Call fo r complete details.
• · ' " HERITAGE . . REALTORS
G.,,eral
546-5880
Open Ev11.
General
2 STORY
CUSTOM POOL
ONLY $39,950!
Sells More Homes
Than Anybody!
Two area offices serving you ---
EASTSIDE 3.· UNITS
FIXER UPPER· ZONED C·l
Bargain $55,000.
'I• ACRE . VIEW
2 bedroom one bath· Cute R-4 zoned $30,000
EASTSIDE RANCH STYLE
3 bedroom cul-de-sac lot, submit reasonable
offer. $39.900.
MESA VERDE CHARMER
3 bedroom 2 bath close to school
NEWPORT HEIGHTS DUPLEX
2 'J'wo bedroom units totally upgraded
$51.500. ~
FAM ILY SIZED CONDO
3; bedroo111; I~ L ~tb, goo.it area .• Qwner ··-'ou.s. n•,7••· -.. · -·' ·"" ~ ---~ ~· vv;, ___ .. -•• -·~· ... :.
ASSUME 7Y2% VA LOAN '
Only $212.00 per month. Subject lo existing
VA loan -Only 329,500. 3 bedroom 2 bath.
Pride or Owner~hip. ·
SUNSHINE BR IGHT
Highly upgraded 3 bedroom. 2 bath , beauti·
ful yard only $33,950.
NEW CONDO IN ·NEWPO RT Bf'ACH
S60,950. Priced to sell now. 2 bedroo m &
den. fireplace. formal dining room. double
endow! garage. Th is plan 8 is currently
selling for '68;000.
·COSTA MESA ~WPOR T BEACH
~FM• ~--~54080~
2629 HARBOR BLVD. 277 EAST 171h
Open Evon lnst Until 9:00
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A LITTLE OCEAN VIEW ls.BETTER THAN room in thl~ terrllic starter Newport's best rental area. OCEANFRONT
Only one like it! New
deluxe trlplex. 4 car
parking. Choice loc.
S u b n1 i t trades.
$225,000. 676-7000
U.NU.S.UAL Fl til!
Luxurio us duple X.
Owner's unlt 5 BR. +
3 BR rental. Secluded
Newport Island . Call
for further informa-
' lion. 673-7420. ·
NEWPORT HEIGHTS
Reduced! Spanish 3
BR., 2 ba. split-level.
Extra lge. lot. Owoer
extremely anxious+·
Call & submit 642-7491.
INCOME
Two 2 Bdrm . Units
Near Harbor Blvd.
$39.500
$3,500 Down
556-8800
REALTORS m 4 Local Offices to Strve You
Gtneral G"neraf
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DELUXE TRIPLEX -VIEW
Real pride of ownership. One block to the
beach. Jn high rental area. See super owner's
apartme nt. A listing of Ed Nelson. $132,500.
CALL 644-7270
2828 E. Coast Highway, Coron• dtl Mar
WE CAN HELP YOU BUY, .
642-5200
SELL. OR TRADE · A HOME
ANYPLACE IN THE NATION
General
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ASSOC IATES
MACNAB ~
·IRVINE
"CIRCULAR DRIVEWAY"
<Dramatic stairway-5 BR's, 4'12 baths,
Jo~l DR, FR w/wet bar. Enqrmous
. Viewing-aec~:· Many ·amebiti~i ~000.· ·
Polly Johnston 642-8235. (U40 )-
IMMED IATE POSSESSION
$87 ,200 incl. la nd . 5BI\ + FR.--2-story-
carpeted, draped & landscaped. Communi-
ty pool & park area. Walter King 644-6200.
(U32)
CHINA COVE
Ocean & J etty View. Tri-level with ele-
vator. Plush new carpeting. 3BR's. Re-
decorated thruout! $143,000. Polly John·
ston 642-8235~ (U17)
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home In Newport Heights. 2 Bedrm and tormlll dlnlna room -Ex· HARflCXJR Stach houae w/3 bdmu. A large den . Dining area, 21h bath <:., 2 fire-cellent condition 6 available HUNTINGTON extra Jnconle unit. Jutt ' 10 a Veteran NO DOWN! I R£ALlY ate~ to bffch, tor $49,:IOO. i>laces, beamed· ceilings, dble. garage, heavy Bkr !46-0l62 -NEWPORT l l!ACH ~hake roof, enjoy a mini view of the spark· lrvlno Really '75-1'42
ling blue Pacilic. Our exclusive at $56,500. -N-~ Blvd. N.s .-CArl S-40-"TUl. ---· .. ,.. •• Walker &lee to:s~.PRb~1~rs1ty DUPLEX 10 % DOWN MESA VERDE BEST BUY
JUST LISTED -3 bedrm ., 2 bath, family
room. Large patio and all the usual Mesa
Verde extras. Nice quiet tree llned street.
Vacant and ready for your move. Priced at
only $36,900. CALL S40-115 I.
ERITAGE
"" """ Park. Get )'OW' start in th1' WALK TO BEACH East Bluff lovely COJnmunity with a freshly decorated, alr con· Conipletely redecorated 3
V. ACRE-VIEW dttloned 2 bdrm. model at a bedroom and 2 b<drooni low S39 2Xl unit•. One block to .sandy 4 Bdrm•. ~ family rm: Plenly CA' LL. 552 7500 beach. Huny, won't lutl or room for pool m huat • Only S76,500. i<~uc21':':rrr~~~g East. VISION CENTURY 21*642·1771
LAWSON REAL TY FAST POSSESS. * 675-4562 * • red h 'i 11 Harbor View cam>el mod•I.
F I V II 3 BR., 2 ba .. Jamtly rm ..
ounta n a ey lots of extras. Price reduced
REALTY REALTORS to $68,950 including land YA/FHA Univ. Park Center, Irvine CORBIN-MARTIN ~~====~==='.==::;:::===~ l~~~.,.,.~~~I REALTORS 644-76'2 Gener.al General Owner says bring in the of· Comfy Cozy Condo I I j.iiii;iiii.iiOa-'ii;;;iiiiil -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I fer. 4 Bedroom, 1% bath, O'Aner transferred, mus I WATERFRONT • 6% VA loan. Take over see!! 2 Br, 2 BA, p!ua den, T
payments of $168. Includes secluded patio, best loca· PIBR l FLOA
WALK~TO NEW .GOLF COURSE
-NEW $500,000 RECREATION CENTER
Enjoy the new life style and live carefree in
this 2 bedroom 2 bath (large master suite)
air conditioning, luxurious carpeting, drapes,
electric kitchen with built-in barbeque. Din-
ing area plus a breakfast nook. C.overed patio
wi th panoramic view, 24 hour Security Guard.
All maintenance free in the new adult com-
munity of Costa del Sol in beautiful Mission
Viejo.
$42,900 Full Price
La-Pa:z··R·eal Estate 830'0700
PITI. Al this for only don!! Just listed & lIQt! $19,500.
$29.~M McCABE -· m;;oo. c.\!J.. ~()() . BROKER_ -133,0llO,
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P-rty 151 1 .. .;;u..,n ... 1u;.;.r_n. ____ 320_1
1"c""0-,,-.-u-.. -.---c d 1 ... · ..,.. -24 UNrTS General CO<Onl dol Mar Hunt ngton Bekh N1wport -h r -~ .. •ron1 e -r "1 Lot $17 500 Hyntlngton Beech -•· .. -1 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil• """ • + POOL 1110. uul I'd. Nico Bacltelor, $285 2 BR; bttns, btg stone ms. 3 br, mobile homo. Air }'OR !.&\SE. Brand -naw Casa d e O r o I"
!O' x 140' Nur l9llt • 5245 QQQI gar, pool . 001. . frpk, bo•ms, aarage, yard. pllaooes, ~ & pets. Harbor View Bl'h>e WITll LUXURY nu ! Br., 2 Ba ALL UT!Ltl'IES PAID ~-Pomona Avt., C.M. Priced , • $155 • Utll Pd. SmalJ, but S325 • Lrg 3-eR. yard, patlo, HonMflncleri 547.-9641 V'IEW! Monaco model. l condo. Elect bldns, waahtt, CQmpo.ro before you rent fl'
low •t $.!·50 per Sq. Ft. 2 itocy • 24 unit a~enl nice 1 8Jt Qilld/pet. La· lot.I of Ught & alt. UNFUR.N 3 BR Home 1n bedrooms or 2 + dflt, 2 dryer, mature adult 1. Custom d('SlanOO, featurl:lR: W11loy ~. Taylor Co. plus swim-•·· ~, w 011 ~· $'25 , New 3 + Fam Rm, 1 12 / bath, lwouiolls carpets & ~ • s '·"· kl ~ · h . REALTORS loc ""H• ,.....,. l BR NI t tum exce .... i ...... ny ni~. Harbor I-Wltington Beach. fO other up-graded fearures. pe.c"""".' .t.. ..... en Wll in. ' ated. l~ cap. rate! Over • ~ · ce Y · viC:Jhnl. MO. 5(.9..(U1. Stepc . to private tennis Irvine diro:'t lizhhng TOWNHOUSE :W San Joaquin Hill.I Rd. $3500 1pendabl&1 Take c.'.t· l"f11]c, pool, lllJ'l&t, view! court:, swtn:untng m, "c. e Separa~e din'& art:a 2 B~. fireplace_, pool, pr'vate
ew$llOl1 Center '44-4910 vantage -call M\v. Laguna. NU-VIEW R E NTALS 1~ 8::. ~~ This NEW hOme ·will -be 2 ~ 2 BA Walnut Square e Home-like stora&e pnllos, colltlitental break·
Conll1rnlnlu m1 546-1 600 "235 • Ow1n1na 1 OR, frple, 673--t030 or 494-3248 Horneflnders 547-9641 completed IOmetimt ln Dec. $225/mo, Avail Nov, 25th • Prlvale pa.tios !:-&st. ~1ll:lou& Kroundi, oear 1er... 160· -IN.VESTMD:Nl:.DMSIOOI [>OOl, gAr. CoronJI d•I Mar. 4>1 .... _.._,... U• ~2!i!l. ~i;:t-_,..rru: siornc< ~ lJlne boacll..Ftir·
-~ -Ntr.Vll!VrR ENTALS-*' BR -f BA FIRE· Irvine be ;. ,.,.,.. ac!Vantaae, as Now rt Beech e Marl>toji\!llman ,,1.ied or un~ll'nhhed, trom
'DON'T WAIT POR Ji!i·r1 1 BR. House, SUO uUl pd, BEAMS, JMMACU· 2 BR 1 bath $3!5 aeleded & 1t't poulbte we BRAND now 3 UR. 2~ Ba, e Pool • Barbeques . sur-644-2611.
I nun NOW I II~ t I ~ 3734030 . (if 491-3248 PLACE, 0 t p E N dra.pe• have not been . -• Kin&·Sl: Bdrms s~. Corona del Mar,
mi • Kids/pets Also 1 BR LATE $11orA MONTH 2 R··2 d ·a1······ 1....,. could order them mutually deluxe condo. Newr,ort roonded with plu.sh land·l~~!!j!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)!!!J!!!lllli!I
t PRICBS TO R ISE' n\oblle cM. & 3 BR. Fam • <HV• • 3 ~n' 2
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11 ·bacn, csi8si400 to)'OUl"taste.$600prmonth. a-eat, pool, tenn1 • scap!Adngt•· N p 1NE\v & beautiful 2 Br, l
$21,000 tor these spae1ous rm, utU pd, $1BO, Hnta:. Bch. -YEARLY LEASE. 606 ·• · • ··' 644-4687. courtyard 1ett1na: • aln&1es u ~. 0 eta Bo. Huge master Br, beam I
2 BR. 111 BA adult oondoa. **TAX RE FUGE** Agt. Fee. m.roo J A SMINE, 4
3 BRBR" 3
2 ~thathi ...... $400/I~ VERY or family $500/mo. WI!.·~ w w11,~RM. m;;,1971 ctngs. tree top vlow. $300. •
Choice of locations lttll avail· Little Jewel duple~. 2 Bed· Bilbo• fslihd , BR:: 2;" ba~·::::'iG>im Harbor ~le: Tm~ $600/mo fum._ &U-ml. Act-.-.. • l-1 QU-mo. 673-1658
able. Al low u $390 down room, l bqth each. Buill·ln *3 BR-$225 MO*-S BR, 3 ba, N'pt Sch •.. 1575 PalennoModel. Exceptional San Cl1menle PO WEEk & UP 1 ~11~90~.~41-u_p.s_taln~.~l~br-,~,~ba.
to move ln, with $2211 mo. oven & ronge. garbage ,u,. CllARMING 3 BR., 2ba., CALL 552 7500 yard. Ctooe to ochool $52i! • Studio • l BR Apts. """'· drps, bltlns, pool. 2 ~ lllL ~ Arent. ()Oaal. 1 unit just painted home; trpl., lovely patio. Vacant • move in tor -. • pr. Month. E XCFJJEN'T OCEAN view, on GoU coune •TV A Mltid ~rvice Avail. well beh.Jved children OK.
Dupl /Uni' and new carpeting Corner FUrn., yrly. $530 Month -VISION VIEW 4, 5, or 6 bedroom 2 BR, 111 BA, d.-, pool. •Phone Service. Hid. Pool SSG-7093M<Mil52
leXft . 1 lot; fenced back yard. WILLIAM \VINTON plut $100 &e<:\Q'lty deposit. _ in Corona de! Mar Cul De $250., 492-2780 e Children Ir Pet Sectk>n PARTIAILY tum. l mt,
N • 162 $37,250. $6500 down and as-Real Ei:tate 675-3331 Kids k pm OK. Lg tncd Sac. $725. per. Month. Agent San Juan Ca plat rino 2376 Newport Blvd., CM qu)et aec'Jd OONn 1'iew
sume loan. Drive by 751-75.1 B lboa p yard.Quletarea.Refsreq'd. • d h 'll 675-7225 ·-548-9755or-~3967 • 1 **TAX REF UGE** Scott Place, CM, then caU · 1 °"lft1uhi w.=. (msg. 646-9666). re I FOR LEASE; Brand New FOR Le.,.; Q...do 3 BR, (Ad good !or 15 on reno _ ~ l3lO Pr.t. bach. I
lJtUe Jewel duplex. 2 Bed· 548-3036 for appointment to SAYFRONT s BDRMS 4 BEAUTIFUIJ.Y remodeled BIG CANYON Country Oub 2 be.. LR, DR, kitcben,DW, LCE. ~ BR, luxury apt. LRG lndl. ·"dual 2 ft. I ba ,,
l"OOft\, l bath each. Bullt·ln see. DO NOT DISTURB BAnIS Pier float w iilter home. New thruout, So. of REALTY . REALTORS Be Illy 4 Bedroom 3 Ba.th Stove, ref. Pool acceu. Bltm. quiet, heated pool. v1 ~. 1 ovin A ran.re. prbage d1t-TENANTS. By Owner. Prin· rly 6ri-2039 . Hwy. 3 Br, 2 Ba+~ Univ. Park Center, Irvine a , , i 49J..1007dayl, ~.496-6960. Adulti:. 19-ll Pomona . ~a. ~_!.c.ydPl'ei,~ I
l)OUI. 1 unit :tu.st painted cipals only, pl.ease. or yea · ' laundry room & gametoom. = roon:ml c!'r0::a:e 645-7289. . ~a..~."~~ · ,._
1 ::' '7e~fl>t~ ~~~ THREE IS Coron1 del M•r 400 Jaamine, $400-mo. on CUl-dN&c. Overlooking r:·.;,n,lr.3 ~~f~ BR. Furn. Adults only. Rec 2"';;w, BA ta drPI !
$37,250. $6500 down and ,.. _ A CROWD 2 BR l\O&Jse In old Corona de! =~ pat lo, sur--~t~="~f ~r:..i: ~ the Golf Course. Yearly ft, adlts o/17, 493.-47'20 aft Rm. Pool. Good loc. Avail trplc.' Pool.• sTI 5•1 MO : =-1-~Ce~~.~1~ ln this case it's mconun --·=~~m=p{~'. rounded by 2-BR.-2.:.BA.---S2.15amonlh ~up.May\ve L~S:c~.mo.N~;;a~rt ;:;~s:Wunfum. m s:w·~One.o1der adutt 26~R. b; ••• 1 Adul
548-3036 tor appointment to Large 2 bedroom, triplex. tub,& shower, S325. 721 Mar· den, dbl fl'ple, Nr. Big ~~ ~~u.s1t:ic ~!t!~ Beacb-Westcllff' home. 4 Furn·Util pd $125 In #<l ln • t·11111• poo • ts,
IH• DO NOT DISTURB All with prlvate·paUos. Buy guerlte •. 67;>8576 . Corona. $350 ~ yrly. Bedrooms, 3 bath!, sharp, ~Aunting'.ton Beach rear. 2335 Eiden, CM ~MP~ ~E-Lease_., .e.t.ti:
TENANTS. By Owner. Prln-and rent in super Costa Costa Mesa ~· ' .eves. tn secluded area. $520 per • • v~~
etpala only, pJeue. ~~sa7171locatlon. $53,500. Call month. CALL Heritage 2 BR. 2 BA, 1 sty. Adult.a. 111~· .~ W!iJ-a! ~~· 2· BR. • Walle to bee.eh
G E .....,... 2 BR house tn old Corona ROOMY one bedroom duplex Realtors 546-5880 Avail now. All amenities. ....,. · ~ • · $210 To $225 • Yearly
R ENTREE Ol'ENT1t..f •"'SFVNtoBE.N1CE1 del Mar, completely unitacrosatromparkand ROOM 2 BA'nf $265/MO. Lease. 536-6.565 Mi.3811 OrangeCoutR.E. 644Glt8 °f~~~~!~-= [lllfil'lll 1Ei~"F~:;· .. ~ ~:~::~~: l•t ~~~~~"Bldg. 4~;~j.}~1~ ~;e~:~:"1.~ ~::a::• all new Dana Coll :v~;~u!.BR
lncorn• Prooerty 166 HUNTINGTON BEACH Students OK. $90. 1 br mobile 3 BR, 2 % BA, So. ot hwy. Universil;y Park, Irvine weekends; 642-5735 days. drp&., retrlg. Adult couple Point Harbor at t be $215 rno • 831--0273
home. All ut:ll pd. 1 yr. old w/FP, beam clrig. Days 552 7000 Nlnhts LUXURIOUS ocean view only. $300. Rltr. &t2-533l beautiful MARINA INN Costa Mell
RED CARPET
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2 Triplexes. Bu,y one Qr both Homefinders 547-9641 I.zg. Vu. S3'15 m-6900 ~ • home. Brand new 3 Br., 2% 2 BR, 1% ba, frplc, laund ~~!_e}L..3;,i902 Del Obispo St. --------1
will take h>ine or condo on H • S,pYGLASS Hlll, 2 BR. den, 2 BR Condo ••••. $225 Mo/lie ha. Fonnal din. Frplc, with tac, $00. (~).Kitchen, Ef· DELUXE exch~e. Nr Bch, park, unttngton Buch leaae or sale Avail. m1d Nov. '2:-u&' ..,_ .. _ ••• ,,.., .. 11: Mo/lse everything! Pool, tennis, 962-8781 flclenclesH--•-..a & ~edialn~ APARTMENTS .schools: & shopping, agent L -~~ •~ ja-··..1 •::IV'I ~ pool. ui.i.g;• 536-3400. FOR rent or Irase 3 bdr, Tennis, pool Rl'.lV • -.ymQ.. 3 BR Home ..... $295 mo/lae &aW\ll, 714~· .$ant1 Ana -rere;
. [ 2 bath, 2 story, near beach, 644-2696 eves. 3 BR Home •.•.. $300 mo/lse • .. iihOnesi -ij'18Jim~'!'':ffi3 Arr Cond • hiitc's · StriJn.
·-~=~. BeauU· Out of State Prop. 178 fin:place, fenced yard, new NEAR new 3 BR., 3 baths, 3 BR Home ..... $325 mo/l.se VERY Attractive 2 BR w/ DP.UXE Townhse, 3 Br, 1% bathtlng, a ;;;m rJose 101~ mTlng PooCola • HealGth Spaand.
'"'"'"" "',,,_,-..;:.,, ~ . paint & carpel, dbl. garage, frplc., patio: bl t. f n s , 4 BR Home ..... $300 mo/lse den, Harbor Vu home,..many Ba, crpl/drps, bltns, lrg mClee te ,_ 1 • ........... Be h ennilli urts • YID
ful new 4-plex vacant and O>iorado River Park er waiher--dryer, no pet 5 . dishwshr. Xlntl Nr. Beach 4 BR Home .... $425 mo/lie xtras, else to pool, gardener, pri patio, dbl gar, nr So. Coemen "f .. ~ ... ~ ac · Billiard Room.
ready fQr that Dnt owner. ~-·WATER frontage, R-1 & ~2693. Scenic Propertie_I 675-5726 RANCH REALTY 551-2Cro avail Jan ht, 74, $475 mo, Coast Plaza. 644-7819 or me p....., • -our 1 BR. From $150
1bll unit LI located in a comm, sell o: trade 968-1017. THE PREF LOCATION 64().1837 557-lSJL lpOl1fllhtng, sboppmg & 1 BR. A: Den From S195 choice rental area and ready Lido Is le LOVELY, 3 br, 2 ba, tam · F 345 ttStaurantl. $60 week & Up. 2 BR. from $210 f
to awrectate. Pr1ced lo sell RMI E1t1t1Wantec:i184 rm, Lusk HV Hills. Many Walk to UC Irvine. Nu 3 br, BIG CANYON Duplexes um. Brine tbla ad le, receive 2 BR. Twnhses From SliO
at $80,0Cl>. , RESPONS E b WINTER lease, beaut. ·So. extras. Avail now. 644-2883 2 ba, in Turtlerock. All Luxurioba ·bous "Dean1e" 3tanbrd, 3 Be l"-· Penlnaull $5 off on first week a rent. MEDITERRANEAN, . 11 $5i2,950. Beach Tr t pl ex. IBL u i Ider , bayfront home; 4 BR, S amenities Incl~ trash com· me w o~ ~·"mg -
I.owett ~ trt~ex in wanta 1 or more \\'ell bE\, beaut. fum. Sandy Costa MeSI paclor. Call for appnt view. 644-0786 or ;,i;r--u_;:rl. CHARMING IO'l'lel' 2 er., 1 Huntington Buch VILLAGE j
Newport ach and block ~lots R·l or R·2, bch. Pie r & float. $1500 Mo. 552-7629. Occupy Dec. 10th. 2 ·BDRM, 2 BA, garage. ba. Wsr/dryr, gar. Adlts. 2400 Harbor Blvd CM
to beuh. Great tor In-Bill Grundy Rllr. ~61 ALA .UNTALS FOR lease, beaut 3BR, 2BA, Steps to beach o• bay. Year $250. 673--0838, 492--0491. LOW WEEKL y !IA.TES. met 557:a.Y.i) . .
:e! ~~tton and RUSTIC CHARMER wtwaMW IM UMa w/lovely yard &-lrg patio. round. $300. 673-o 44o; Duplexes Unfurn. 350 Executive Suites OPEN EVERYDAY
-.950. Fourplex. Only 2 left II• I Darlin~ 2 br 2 ba,, beam ~nclsdbl I(~ 13'ttso~el,d crplsk, 642-4758 • -· .. ----___;.··-. 727 Yorktown Blvd. 9:30-5:30 ~ these 2 bdr. 1 ha. h\ancw cl, nu sh ag & drp, fpl. Wntr ~ --. HOUSES & ~l ~rl~i. ~•par San Clemente Corona del Ma r Beach Blvd. at Yorktown Pirk-Llke
towt.iltxH-10% Down. Will . $350. 673-2227, 21 3/793-0>l27. r::::Jf'"A"'" ~ 3.-Br 2.:..Ba. bltna c 3 br 2-ba 536-0411 Surrounding1 .etJ · contract or eon· Newport Baich ~· J~°"""i. h eomP&Ctor, c r Pt s: -908-JiOEI'(~ -oncrur SPA newer-• ' STU01e>s-&-·1-BR'1, -DELmra-1 &2-~Apta.
wndonal. Rents on way to Business .'flWPOIT & IAY, c.M. f42•UQ, =· comm park/pool. Nr view deck & patio. Large serv. porch. Walle ~ • Full kitchen Also tum Bachelor. sax>. per momh. Secld $115 .. &ingle bach pad. 83J.8+I 2 BR 2 BA + !am rm. Iris. $325/mo. Ia. • Heated pool Pvt Patlos * Htd Pool
$58,850. F'ourplex. 2 bdr. 1 bfl. Opportunity 200 Students & sgls parndi964 AVAIL Bach, Irg kit $110 UCI. 7· Ver-t modem 2 car gar. Cost• Me sa · • Laundry facilities Nr. Shop'g * Adults only.
bacb °" pl """""· 10% Allillate Homofindon 547-1 util pd, small pct ok. Laguna Be-626-2835, 623-3167. e Free utilities Martinique Apts no.n. WW .ell contract or OW Houses Unfurn. 305 COZY 2 br, $150 E-side.. S A H . ht ROO?tfY, cptd, 2 BR, dble e Free linens • corrwnUon&I. N A SUPER Stv, fncd tor pet, g31'8ge. Attention Renters I •nta ni 119 5 gar + h>bby rm. Walle to e ·r.v. & maid serv. avail. 1177 Santa An& Ave., CM
$175,000. Eut&lde 12 Units. SERVICE ROUTE! General NR ace, 2 br tri, $165 See Us F~t> for All Your SANTA Ana Heights, 4 BR, shopping $225. mo. A&ent e Bar-B-Que Mgr Apt 113 ~
Attradive complex with FULLY. HELP RUN! Avail nowplx • .,,,3 ~t ~k°=garF. HHoom~Ap'~or· Condowe ??-, •m.e 3 Ba. Frplc, din rm, tam 646-3928, Eves: 548-8651 •Phone service TOWNHOUSE LIVING
1 pool. Two OWMr apta. Walk· fPart and Full Timel NICE 4 , .... .__ or ...... u. rm, nu crpts I: drps, fncd Newp6rl BMch • 1 Mile to~ 2 br, l 'AI Ba, bit ins tac dlllsnce to lbopplng and MOBIL WASH ALA .RENTALS family. cov'd pat -Now. Lag Beh · -Viejo ' Lag yrd. %131535--0514 aft 6 PM · MEN, mall beach bJtel, ct-i patio, cpts, drt><,.
bu1 ltl'Viea. wt ll'ICUil.111111 !!WI GARDENER, 3 Br, 2 ba, $275 Niguel.Dana Pt Ir. San or 21l/373-296S BRAND new upper unit, 1taJ Rooms $21.SO peor wk. Apts. pool, adult llvtna" no pets,\
$63,CKXI. F.uta:ide. 4 houses Immediate!! Excellent in-OiECK this home lo believe Oemente. sq. ft. 3 br, 2 ba, trplc, $95 pH' month. ~'ll5. only $lG2.50 2 112 bZkl Wwt
i0%a ~~ot~~:=i~: ~~~t~~~~ ~~~~1~ ..< S~ MOUid ~E~R. 2~ !4lt. All BEA~cf:: ~~~VALS :~~::• bou1e 3 bed. iuge ~~=· ='. Huntington Bffch 9ki:,~:_ ~~0 n
ment received. Income ·New Rnd used car dealers. ,D JIU =.s. appl. • <In Picadilly Circus) 2 ba fam din. frpl Agt. 673-2058, eves 675-5487. $JEE •165 . FOUR SEASONS APART: $7,956. and rents way below Alrcralt, Boats, F1eets of · . Too Many To List 1854 S. C8t:. Hwy. No, 6 , tt+I Incl• dllRf.'...-fi ... c. _,. MENTS S 2 ;.: 2 market. Each house has trucks, Motor and Mobile ~IWPOIT & IAY, C.M. '42•AIS. Call Us Laguna Beach 494-9491. ail b ns • Suwmouer Apts. furn. 1 360 BAOIELOR &: 1 BR, Patios, • pac si.y, BR,
own IU'IP 6 yard. homes. Here's Juat a Few ALA Rentals 642..aa&3 1165 -1 BR near beach, big lush shag c Pt Id r a Pe s frpf.e'a. prtv. garages • DI·. 11Ai ba, bltins, crpts, For detailed bdonnatlon" on Det1Jls VACANT Bach $100 fum. On private secluded Patio . General vided beth A: lots ot closets. drpl. Prt patio, pool, con-t'-' and otber wdtr C8ll' • Yout Investment Is secured bayslde,, utll paid. MESA VERDE BXEC l:IOME fenced yard, child/pet wel· Steps ta pool. Dbl gar. l Rec. hall, pool &.pOoi 'tables, venient loc. No pets. pe.
Red Carpet, R eal tor• • W?'t &om )'OW' home NEAR ~ch, 1 br" $125 !w:n Lry. 4 Br., 3 Ba. Beaut. come! ml. ta tryw. Pernt ,ental Attention Rent.r1I sauna baths. See tor your-735 Jo.Ann St. 6*-1450 ,
!79-2550 :1629 Harbor Blvd .1Nb Riling ~ ' mu pd, NB &: Laiuna view or golf course. $S5CI $21D . 2 Br ocean v1ew apt, $350/mo. Call eve. 4.l!hm6. $85-411S. Room ideal for self. 17J01 Keelson Ln. Ct * EXTRA Ira 1 or 2 BR.
Costa Mesa. ·• CompMy providee full on 1 N8~ 1Pa;nt, ~1 b~pl" $180 ~ilnclciU'iat~~ner. ~df~r~:'-!:.Vcrpts Hou111 Furn. or ltudents. Comm. kit·., bUc. w. of Beach, 1 blk N. Heated POOL From $145.j
16 UNm
the job tralnlng p<ogram v re · avai · gar. ' any· -'· · ' Unfurn, 310 .~ w/1'plc. Ocean Vu. o! Slater). Mature adult., no ..... 1887J Total investment $15 500 ' SNUGGLE in 4 br, 2 ba $250 time) Cn4) 56-2785 aft, 5. drps, deck. Beaut. ocean $ll5-$l65• studk>e incl all. 842-7M8 Monrovia. SG--09l6.
$8500 EACH
Required Ca.sh $10,00o . w/trplc, C & D. bltns, gar. EASl'SIDE large 2 BR, 2 view! (J.ne I Ooeantrmt Students ok. ELM GARD ·
. , • Send name address & tele-Bring famUy &: pets . Avall . 'BA, huge family nn., frplc, MANY ontERSENATVAILALS! ra $1~ 1 Br's Some Laouna Beach :Adults~~ ~L*1'
True. lS units.~ bulldlnp. phone • 10: District Ollire, _BBQ. 2 br, dr, hlJ.l".FM,.2··b:8· hr. yara.; 258 Sirili'liiDel -NU-VIEW R . . ·-·. ·wrvwwa'-1a:e:•+nns;•·-1rp1cs CitArodlNG...1._1fr-·-n·ocun •"AliO-·Cliflareii'""-~:.-. ·---
Only S85CXI per wtlt 13% Mobil Wash, P.O. Box 6505, Only $285, F.P., all appl s $285 per mo. 546-7!MS ot 673-4030 or 494-3248 2 BR., 1 ba., un!, New carp, &: sunelecie.. Color TV's. $310 tner.-u.i:n o 0 pp 177-E 22nd St ~ 642-36&5
spendable. Central location. Torrance, Ca. ~. or EWEnterlalnh ?.'!_A tht e ho:~~J'· 642-2639 0 CE AN F R 0 NT· POOL drapes, decor. Yriy. $250. Open 7 °"l' A Week AJbertQ!.'S. 729 . Gaviota I.GE 1' ~ bl CID --~ Him • m'ft today. phone (213) 542-8683. ave 7'"'. you •om.i MESA D~ _MAR. Q!zy: 3 Dramatic & luxurious 4 3 BR., 2 ba., un!. new carp, BEACON RENTALS Gt-1119 ' ' w-, lns.r • ·~"6• ~ 546-1600 * COFFE'E-SHOP*~ or:wct1..J..~s1t. br ~ nr. C.M..Ht-1: -=l BA, homc-yeart>; 3dras'ft9·1ec:~. -rrn PlccadiDy ~) Errrc. 1;-~uxe from $50 $145.~~~'tJ;: ~ -
INVESTMENT DMSION $.MALL ALA Rentils 642-1313 Davis Jr. Hi. Avail .Dec · Furn ·.• winter $325 1854 S. Cat. Hwy. o. 6 A $75 wk. Pool maid pb .646-6353
BUT !. J~ck Pl!Ck, 586-5964. Call NO. Wgmia 8ch. Walk to 2 BR:• 2 ba. tudi, wlllter Laiuna Beoch -1 ldey, Village Irui. ~ 'NEW 2 BR utn.. ~ ~IBEREAU ~TERS I
GOOD! 11 Radio page K-161 . bch. 2 BR, den, -bar, $300 ' Belbol Penlnsufl N rt Be-'.J. ~"~ t N ..!:
1 tam custom $450 mo 53&-8138 • ewpo .... 'i ....uuw-.::n w-e come. o .,.,...
$7 000 4BR, 3BA. condo, "1> c, or 49&-iar. . 3 BR 2 ba tum $300 yrty. . ... WEEK & UP C)>to, drt><. pallo. Mgr. lll60
• rm, bltlM, dsbwsh, crpts, ~ $35 per wk 'I; up. 1 BR. Wallace Apt. 6. 642-1364
RIVIERA REAL TY -· patio, gar, pool + ELEGANT . 3 BR -· e steeptoe Room> 2 B• • bodi'i . Color TV,1~~~· ~--~~
149 Broadway, C.M. HouMI * Apt1. garden ser., $310 Ml Monte View, frPJc, central loc, e Housekeeplna Rooms maid aerv, pool THE 2 BR, ~~bl'r9,. :m" 2 DUPLEXES '42-7007 645-5"'9 Eves, * 141·0111 * Vt.ta, 548-6317. !ncd yd, $350. mo 494-6nl •Ocean View ~ MESA, CS N .. Newport l:!:iur. adult.bn?/~~t:...:
'PRICE REDUCED * LIQUOR "3W.ttthCOITAllllA 3 BEDROOM, 211 bath Le9una Hlll1 BALBOA NN 81..t. NB.~ 1160. 646-1224. •·
Owner Un, aell these ad· ~ $1$-2 BR unf. Children ok. ~· ~~i3zMo: 4 BR, tam rm, 1,ase option,
105 ~~treet lfR~E :1::.! biiro2 !:; 2+:R ~PI~~ a:.
joining 2 'BR duplexca on LICENSE * Gar. Lrg yd. 64>'610. $350 mo. I $36,900. Avail Bolbol lllancl BACH. opt. 1125 Mo., yrly. to June. 312 42nd St, trpld bltnl I;;{ ancl -t1o' I
huge lots. Only 10% Down. Sl~l Br. unf. Child. Gar. EASTSIDE i .... 2 Br, 2 BA now. 2 yrs old, Fned yrd, NEW Balboa Isl and incl. util. Near beach. upstairs. 96S-676T, 642-7671 tncd'yrd. ~ ... L _.£""pd'. I PJ'lce reduced to $34 950 Orang~ Co. On-sale general. Yrd. ... 673-all& Owner/Agt VOA • w~-' !Old wue _ ..... u .. ., .... mises $170-! B F Utll pd huge !am rm, lrplc, lrg ~ ... .._.nt S--""·-·1 .... view, Marshall Realty 675-tBOO BEAUTIFUL baytront apt, 548--1168 each -.,._.., r -r . urn. · · d 258 Sa ta babel $285 Laguna Niguel ~ ... ., ' i""""""'....... I CENTURY 21.........,2·1771 -cockta~$•J.6 950 BeauWul! Just Hke a house. yr · n ~ 4BR, 48A, Uv Rm, den, Corona del t-\lr terrilic _view,_ n.ew_ Y 2 BR t ba. &: 7 hr 1~
Jlf-2 , -Sl-75-2 Br studio, lrit yard. per_ mo~S46-?!W.; or $3oo MO New,!r 3 BR 2 sep dining, kitchen, tarn n:n, redecorated 2 Br furn or ·ba bitn range ~ 'erpt,
HOUS• + 6 UNITS Mr. Winston Collect (213 ) $1~J.zg 3 BR apt. Dog run. 4 BR, 2 ba, new shag cpts, ba home' w/pool facllllie~ inclds ~ ot pier, Sub lease BACH. iu;, Utils I: garage unturn. 548-7834 or 646-4750 po(,1 clubrm Carport. 2212 '
New wdla at Xf7 Elden, 272-4l49. $22:).-3 BR House; children, gar, 1rg tncd yd. Npt Hgts PLACE REALTY 494-9704 I -will accept reas. offer. turn. 1 blk to ocean. 1 BEDROOM. pj>Ol, hlk to Coll ege Ave.' 646-6032. ,
CM, ht uaer w/DI% write 1 ?.IAN or woman mature w/ gar, lrg yrd, stereo area. Refs. $250. ~. Avail Dec 1, 675-8512 or Upstaln. 675-4174 beach. Yea;ly $lS5. Single You'll like the cloeet
of f . Ca J 1 Bu 11 d e r • management "ability take thru-out. 3BR, 2BA, gar, $350 mo, Newport Beach 67>8519 Costa Mel• adult.-caJ.I. 646-2696 in this lrg 2 br, =
6it 64!!C1;4. over the details A: ~ $~ BR Beautiful home. 605 Narcissus URGENT/Immae. 3 Br, tam Newport Bl•ch 1_,, r111:11 • 1140 Ter-OCEANFRONT APT - 1 BR. blblS, encl gar, Laund, quiet
U1 Unlta. -100m for 3 more. a · buainesl. $10,000 req. Children & pets ok. 673-8775 Ol" 642-5290 rm, Harbor vu Homes. 1 Br .. 6d•..!:""1 K ba ..... .._ Winter rental. Sl75. mo. util st. 642.-0247 or 673-8364.
I • 2 BR. G-... nD'!'l;~mo. ssg..ll50 ~ We Abo Have FlU'nished •AM/ Ph ... 1515 or 3 BR furnished or un· race. I """' or """':an.11. Incl 548-l930 ---onl .-:::-181•-E.••1·..... Bach, l, 2, 3 br Apts. Di na Point _,.,mo. : .,...... furnisl\ed. Large yard. $250 Adulta 1993 aiurch . · · 2 BR, shag cpt.s, patlo, pr., ""~ y. -•m COCKTAIL LOUNGE LANDLORDS FREE 644-Q63, month. 64i-2164. ••• ~;,, l BDRM apt. step.s to ocean. nr OCC II< So. Co. Ptua. st. E/dde C.M., or call San Clemente Lock, stoek --o-· ,,..,.=7-:===-BRANO new 5 BR, fam nn, HARBOR VIEW "_._ 4 ~ y arty 1165. Adi 1165 ·--Owner, GU-1960 & banol. $39,000 LANDLORDS! den, 211 BA, lrplc, ""lease, ' v•wry, Condomin iums COMPLETELY tum I BR. e ' 673-2677. ts, ' ~ ..
Ll';ASEO Commercla.I 9~ Broker 492-0822 We SpeclaUze in Newport ~P:::ri::.v_,p:;;tY'-''-'4:;:9&-;,19202'::. ___ 4':~.% ~mo~~pool Unfurn. 320 ~uits. 1!, ~:&;OI· TRAR.ER. ~'°!.: 1 NBRB. ~J65~ !,~Jr. 1~1i ~borM~ te;::t lnv11tment Beach e Corona del Mar • Fount1tn Viney NR. Beach 4 Br, tlm rm, Back Bay $1T5 2 BR, 1~ ba. patio, ~ch, -'-V·• · · Mendoza. 637-2943.
,,.._ 54Hl112 Bier ' -Opoortunlly 220 A Laguna .. Our Rental Ser· • br 2\1 ba condo ! Ba, lrplc, eondo. Pool, garage crp!I, "'~'~ *STUNNING 2 Br, 2 Ba ,;; .... ;:.:.=7--=~=·-,--= '°""" vice is FREE to You! Try 2._Master •• · tennil, $500--JJ\O. 645-1658. BEAUT. 4 BR, 3 BA. + 'cat! 83.1-8731 San Clemente Garde:i Apt. Pool. Jtec. ~Juan~''."= pl~ m*+5~~ =~ ':IJ.'Yrkw RENTALS =·~~·; ~: ~ =..5 ::..i~ ~' =.. ":.'~1~ "'i:;;auf ADULTlrx 213\", pool, quiet, ~FRONTlBR, beach, 11R;·211b'IS. ~o,w. 18th,:;.
anltl 119.CXXI. 492.-8264i. "-ney to Loen 240 673-4030 ·or 494-3248 $285. 968-6705 Submit on leaae. 6"-Cl.74 pooJ. Xlnt cond. ltarbor HJ super clean, b1tns, $Ul0. No pooL Spectacular v le w. · r, smg e story,
U ,_ •---L '"" Fountain Valley Distri $375 c 11 pets. Call 646-6974. redec. util pd, no children. celling. 2043 Wall a Ce nm • ........ -. s BR, Fam Rm. walk to ~RP/Md.~~·~ ba .. , se&--uii ~ T'or ~. Any daY ts the ear DAY· to No pets. $165. 492-.2684 646-9243 or 6*-8882 .
Red Tiie Roof. 1st TD Loans ~~~~pc· ... ~l80A1.,ut112 18~: 3 Br,2ba.crpts.-.b1t1ns. dp;;;;~,~&~~arc1~~ma~1n~t.~1..e~ ... =~4~PM~. =====-'=""'=an=a=d=1=0o=n='t=de=1ay=·=-·1 : a~-r~u'.!!n!!1w~n~-~.!36S:::12BR,b11n1,1hagcrptr,lrilll •-tc, fenced yd, •$295. mo. .,,. • • paint -cl patio nr ~ blocks to finest beach! starting $130. Vacant. Agt. 837-9115" ' '"' ' ............ AN VlEWI Six monthl UP TO 909' Feo. m-8430 General ll~/MO. SSl--0350
All ._ __ ... A..1~ unlta 8,, % INTEREST Huntington Be1ch lllA J£~ fl! 1.;;..=e-------NEW lge deluxe 2 Bt. Good •wu (.ICU.n....,m • 7' Ba lbo1 l1l1nd S@\\ Q. • ROOMY one bedroom duplex Joe. No -pets. Adults onlJ,
"°c1own"' SpaExn\'!1· ~·. 9<;0 2nd TD Loans ALA' .UNTALS ' -•. ;:! --unit across lrom park nnd 202S Fullerton. 644-!Mll , ~mmy I arp, QUAINT 4 Br .. den, aundl!Ck , t
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' Mt-1600 · · Low"est ref1s Ortnge Co. beautlfu.Uy appt. thru-<1ut. ------.a.4., CLAY 1,. POUAN ------trance • garage $2"..0i mo. crpt/drp,bltns. dwhl', encl
D\'vESIMENT DMSIQN S.ttler Mlg, c;0, Lots ol wood •. Never rented,· 644·'1711 AgL gar, no pets. 64&-0474.
6G-2171 545-0611 ownen want loving tamll.Y. f '"A =" .... ,,., .. totte~ of the NEW TRIPLEX l Br apt & tl'allu {Uni
"-..i-Harbor are• 24 ~ 675-7004 or 540-0995 I ] ... DI.mi. foUr ICIOtnbled wsircl• b.. Adult 2 Br, 2 Ba, Laundry, ulil inc. $90. $125, prefer
-· ··~ ,._ 2 BR, 2 ~ 1 blk ..._ low to form fovr Mtipr. worda. pgtio, enclosed garage. $215. 'M dtlldren, no pets fi46.ld DON'T BORROW -uvm ~ llAY.~· ......... 416 Hamllto CM 64&-4114 beh, bltn klt., d1n rm, patio. n, ·1 ' . ' LRG tiJ~.a t, bltips, crptl, 'ti ~ YOU ~LL OSI-'Ftp!. S'25 yrty. llW tocl. MATURE adlt 1 br $150 now. Be\ll!Jlt!•l~ncl. _ "... .~~ ·-_;!150 --· 1
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5 -~ aooa JKli'Poit. Serl-81yshore1 NR BCH 2 br, $225 Avail. NEWblt··--'. BG1:._!!:!',1"~ ~~ 2 BR. eptl, drp9. bltnt, TWo ~ 'l~.-,... inC'tAil: .Angeles County·for ~-le on lot -new paint. ms .... ...,... ..,.. Ad I NO -
SS.000 Ann u a I onr XI years and NOW lD LARGE, roomy 4 Br, S Ba ~WN 3 br, 2 ba, $285 yearly. Broker 67S-6700 garage. ~ """-
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' TOM MllLER;~, SIGNAL MORTGAGE co. ssis. mo. 646-1461; (213)· FRWY 4 br, 2 ba, $270 I I I l BDRM redecorated, ,.._ l'OR VU"""IO..u <714) 656-('1106 M-3640 A family home, avail now. J I 2 BR • BAY VU Vr!:• ".250. shag crpt, A: drps, n45 mo.,
(! "-Pl.EXES In HB. $49,950 4!QQ Campus Ori.,, N.B. Corona chi Mor Call Us For· Ur -Needs Adults no pcu. 67l-<l372 or + depoclt, 548-7CJ • 1t1600 dn. In c Mo...._ ALA Rentals 642-1383 987-iis, 1003 E. Balboa 2 Br, nu. shftg cpt, drpa,
mo 114>!546 -' ,,,_..., H y N A G I lievoluotlon of the dollor 81..t gAr aU uW paid, pool. , , T rutl Deeds 260 SHARP 3 BR, lam. mt., SHARP 4 BR. 1% Ba nr , , 6G-8l38
t TM• IWFPS view, nice yard;.-.. 11Chla 6:, shopping bit Ins I I' I I • has nlade European. travel BEAM .celling, 1 br, ~ chlldttn "-"flcome
" Avail. llnmed. Rltr fll-2222 aar, fenced ytd. $270 per mot• &xpeNive. In. Italy, you crpt. 1 blk to bay .t: beach. LG 3 br, 2 ba + patio, 6 UNm PUT YOUR MONEY SHAIU!.2 ""'"den. So. ot mo,.agnt962-0319 .---------.-noLcnly f•I tho...., bot the Sing! .. $1BS 644--0997 !'Ir Bnk<r ~Bristol. lmmcd Blulrs . Newport B<•chl TO WORK FOR YOU! Hwy. $3'1S. Agent. Call WEU. planned Townbou... N E y I H R I bile 11 well. ,..,. C1 plS1re no -ch occiw. $18S. 9'!M'Tlll
taltlc VIEW ~ very Earn 10% or mort on wcll· • 644-8599 2 BR,. 1% dbl attached gar. 1-~--~~---1 NEW deluxe 2 br. 2 ba. D1n1 Point ... s unit -nt. Ex-lll!Clll'ICI 2nd Tnlst Deed• on OLD eo ..... tlel Mor. 2 br., Prlv paUo. Beach ..... I I I I' I 0 Complete ... ch11dd• ....... t I 2 t' 1~, 1---------! ~.... P·--~· Co>mly real estate d t to -"' ....... "'"' ,, .... r:1 ,...... irfl• bv m1:i Ii\ the ll'lltl&ncl word· rp. P6 '°s. r.w rin. 2 \VEEKS l.ret rent to aualJ. e 1pa .. -. -•"' -:i• CO · en, re1. 1 @pl U1.011. .,.. .. , ~w or ~.u .__.__._..._ ....... __.__._ IO. :J 34592 VI Cata1! 4$ 19'l' • , per ...,th. Once SIG AL MORTGAGE . mo. 645-QiOO . 4 SPARKLING CLEAN, 3 \'Oii -lop ,... ... No. """"" a na. -· !vino part-'. ) BR, 2\i !!A; ~ value. Take ad-<n4J 556-0106 ba 1 NF.t•r LARGr.: ' ""'". trnl!" ,_ 2 BR. 1 BA. ilae. call JodaY. '500 Campu Dr., N.B. 2'BR. DUPl. wil&rao pr, lldnn. 2 ' crpts,. ""'6. ' oft PllNl 'NOMAEIED iHl£U ti'< l'~r 1•-1• r-1 OC!WI VIEW .,......,,, new onlt1 lncludll ~1-1.,,....,!!!!' ... !"'!'""'-"!'!'""I $1!0. thru-oot bltlns, $2'15. Red 'Ill' $285 *** 131-0273. "''"'· patio, lnrtrv " I' --I ,TO. --~ ~. -··'I a 675-l1126 or !51.m! Clrpet Rltr, 893-Uil IH!S! SQUtj!S 1~ ~ -~ DMSION ,,_ .., -~ · ~-:--1 u . ~-.. ~ .. r. ~~~,~ -
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llt1llm• pli: 618-5015 Ma· Beaut~· no pet. or ba. crpts • ~ bltna, _, • • • • , , 2 BR, 1 Ba;uvtn( rm_,_!!fntrcl' \..,.. day l• . ..,t,..he""'B""f""~="'u°"AY"°"tol
jelt!o ~ Co child. 169. ~= ' ..... $295. ~ FIC anoN 700 """"· lrplc. patio ""' mo. Nn .. ad! Don t cWly, '
A aoocf want M ll • aoo<I' Lr Thi loltH! draw tn the Welt. ~"'=-.,.-..,..,,-.--.,....,..,-SCRAM·LETS' AN_SW£RS IN CLASSI • e<llll -ltla. 6'Jl-291! call today eo--. -. , , .& Dany Pllol Clulllled White Elephant Dime-A-Line'-~~=:=::::!:~::.:=..:.:=::=...::.;_:..:::..:::..:::;..; ________ ,
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Dana POlnt _cF_u;_r;.;n::. ;.;0:...' ;.;U;_•;_f u:::r:.:n::·_.::3:;70:....:.f..:u::rn:.:·:.;0:;'_U:;:nfu:.:.:,r;n;:_· ..;3::7.:..0 DESK space -availo.blf! $50 t"UU. '( L1CENSEJ5 JOI-IN'S Carpet & Upholltefy ROOM Addllton.Remodelt • DAY Babysitttor. M a t ~ .. r <' D0~,~~. n;rm: ~
H·1ntlngton S.1ch f-1 1intlngton Beach mo. \VIII provide furniture * SPJRITUALISJ' * t>ri Shampoo tree Sootch· Bids or Labor p 1u1 woman to care tor 3 N"• • ~ ' PAN 0 RA 1'i·1 C OCEAN I ;===;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;p;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;:.;; I a.I SS mo. Al1iwtring service Spiritual readings 10 am·lO sc:ard (Soll Rl-ta:rdanls\. materials. Mel Flcii:ner, children. Mon·Frl. 7:30-5:30. Delivery route, °'
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haw VIE\V, Ll'" 3 BR. 2 BA. ·i hi l7S7S Bl d d 1 -•t 1 1 ._..,9 l30 k ~ tr•••portatlon economical car Ovrr 23 I) a'ltll a f'. ~ach v . pm. II.. v ~ on 11.1 mattt'n Oei n'll.<JerB & ·fll to or 54,,......,.. . · w • v-vn ~"" · yN. old.-gd,. (uplelT\fnll'Y ~llii ~d bit~ l<ltchl'n. 6 w of; 1-tuntington Bea.en. 642-4321 312 N. El Camino 'Real, brightenen & 10 minute Sewing / Alttr.1tlont No. Hnta: Bch a r e a · .income. 3 hra. d a 1 l 1 , $310/~lb. Ad~lts. 4,7~~~· • • L • • 1617 WESTCLIFF-NB s492a~AC!emente, 492-9136, ~~each for whllebc~!.9..: 962-3007. A .. West:mln!ter, G.C., HD IUOU inie1• 1111na 21 •. , ,~, .,. ~· ~ • ·-· ~w yoor mon•y Y ...... A LTERAT!ONS, reSIYlinlr BEAlrrY operotor wa111~ ·-• ·-~·. CUTE, clean J BR f\pt, U~ I d (I "'~· .:..4.W, .w, orw ..... u. LIFE OR DEATH me extra trips. Will clean ladies ""'Ill', experienced w/ttJme followtna, Full or -.. · ~~
per. Avail Dee. Isl, Reis., t;, ""' '" !:. Ample t»'\<'g. Lcl our bllbltt !IV•. For Uvlng rm., dining nn .. & rcuonabi:. -•/!UN!, 192 C<nier St, Cella DEUVERY. pert ilnie, euty i Sl,75.~ A C--,J /? m U~' Baunw,ardner, 54J.SO.U. alti ti t ABORTION hall $15 Arty rm . $7.50, -M: 642--05.11 a.m. paper route.~ta ' I l ;E~a~•"'t "'B~lu~f~f~~===I ~ :/he L:a:ia-. on-lerreu· .QllJCE ... ~·1t.;!~Ulul view i!lU ves cmE 5.11-5522 couch $!0. Chair $5. is.yrs. r1l1vl1lon R.,..lr .... old M..a area. No 00 • ii d 5tl SQ • . • 11.A 1flll slnnd·
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3 BR. 2 BA opt for lro!!l'. setting apartments. Fireplaces, heated pools PROFESSIONAi. SUITE 3400 !Nlne Ave. Suite lOlB omERNARDO . &: Sons Free esUmate, H.B. N.B. 58&-6000 Laguna Hills Hilton D N d ,,u u '""'"P 1 tcdt •
:1i 'di':tcg;:;~~r :~;~·~~ putting greens & much more. Personal: Xinl F.V. location. ,. exam ~ Brbtol) Open 8 AM. carpel ,., .. -installatlo~ ~~· Bert Gallemore. Inn. Tn~efil:ieni. c 11:'~~': r n·r. l ~n;:;,.~•il Poot & n.a~•· !t~!~n~~~gge:J:f:~dg&u~:~f1~~t~~~:;';~~~ ~~'.· ~;~: ~~~~ee, re<P . Temrts An;~ne! c":..::.1rc::. f lla . BOOKKEEPER :ti~/~!J::;:dC:,:~!1! ~1
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865 Amigos Way. NB 6551-G WARNER AVE:o H .B. 847-8526 furnished, erptd. d r p e d, y * DRIVEWAYS * model Free"' Sm jobO 20'HO's. hoUr1I 7.3, Salary ~· . ~tan!lgOO b)' N.B. lnd. ti.rea. S 8 5 . Auto Tran1port1tlon 525 SIDEWALKS· PATIOS w"et""__; "'"'" "i~. No E~r. Nece11•ry open. 979--6510. ·I
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I' _N_•_w,.po_rt_Bo.o,.f,_c_h;._ ______ cc..;;;:....;c;.....:o:.; f\lesa. 646-2130 arter 6 PM. . , remove. nee est. 544-$998 . * M1.JLOJ A: TOP 9JU. * FAR lllrl'f Ex~r. ~. Hunt. -nch. ':
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2 BR. Blt-tns. Newly dee· Vista del Mesa LOVELY OCEAN Vu. nr. j(g] CUSTOM BU!lDER SERVICES, INC. ellalrslde; exp.-In all ·:
orated. Encl garages. Beau· ADULT GARDEN tIO~fES N. Beach. 1, 2 or 3 BR. Combined Business Liit Incl FOUlllll Remod J~~e~ltng~,~pa~lio~s,:o:r_w~h~a~i i :l~jiiir.i,...ii•i-~-~ phuel22, expanded duUe1. : i tiful landscaping. Lt'g play IRVINE AVE. AT l\tESA no pets, 1541 Buena Vlsta, . have you. J ay G\lbM't. . lM--09~ •
are, a child's dreiun. Close ~love ill w/deposits only S.Clem. 494-5370. And Living Quarters I 'miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiii~ licensed & insured. Lie: I)ENfAL A.ssi.stant, exper.
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Fow1i ai ns. Hee. Bldg. iv/ \\"k. Pine Knott ?.1otel, 6302 tlque. An1ple Parking. Brok· I-NI? Nov. 14, small Grayish State Lie. 81·114321 SCRAM LETS Equnl Oppor Employer . . b'lUard _, \\r. Coast Hwy, NB. 673--0440 e1· 497-1761 . ~te older male .poodle, 6-r,µ;(M l 54~2170 • i · Dl-L .L N··'·' VILLA YORBA exemsc rm, ' s, c~· VIC Bushard & Garfield [ mWOmlrl ...,_ ': or TY. Ea. Apt . has dish· V
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. v.·alk to bch, luxurious 2 Br, : T.J..366 642·2?53 Evrs. Rrf's. P.O. Bo..x 3465 Aspen, shop avail. $l&5/mo. ln tag & choke chain. Costa areas. Tree Trimming, you not only feel the PINCI-1, wanted for day shlft Nett-t ~3
2 Ba C.Ondo, In exclusive heh Colorado. or t3031 925--3843. Cannery Village 425 30th St., l\fesa area, 645--8748. !\101v, Edg!!, Cleanup Ne'.\' bu! the bite as well. appearance. Apply Beach EARN EXTRA •
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~~~~.~~it~~~raaulneda, Ja&· NB. 642-l960. I>'OUND .t~nale JrishCSetter. La:1'J\~ Spnnklerstaffr hDeomes, l~!!!J!.!!!~!!!'.!!!!?!!~~!\;iHi::ou~"§l::M:::, =La=gun~~a:;:~--Christmas money. S· ladiel ~ ~ Rentals to Share 430 Glendale" Lie. Vic. .l\I. ap s con1n1erc • pen· Job Wanted Female 702 1
landscaped, child & pets ok. PRESTIGE N.B. location -54g..7043 clable. Reas. rates. Prompt ' for part time work. From · •------l·~l~JlO~P<'~l'~mo~~-~C~ai~l~642:::·~17:63=t.:~====:::::i SHARE 3 bdrm home. Business suite 915 s.f. 45c 1'·rce Estimates. NEED help at home? We CHECKER AUTO your home.~. oi'tirt"S"PM"536!11 -. s · s.f. Yearly lease. Ne"~rt FND, fem, German Shep., 53+3144 or 5.~. TI87 have a1·d-, nu r' e ', • ELECTRONICS t-nught, m ature. Student PL Rlty; GT":>-3600 vie San J uan Capo, l\tiiaj<>!', .....
NEW BEACH APTS. -PARK NEWPORT OK. 642--0328 or 551...ffil7 $115/UP, NU st--. ot11·-,, 11·12. 493-7689 or 496-3563. GARDENER of 22 yn ex-ho u s·ekpn;,. conipanions.. STORES -No ~per. Necnaary
DELUXE 3 BR' OCEAN APARTMENTS 1,::•'cc1•c.r_.o6::_· ------"''° " I per. who is knowledgeable H omema ke 1· s Upjolm 'fraln At Full Salary. VIE\V GIRL to shr 2 BR apt, in indlv air & he~t. elevators, r·S~?-.1.h ~UPP)'.· Ger ni a~ & proud of his work seeks, ',540,7-="'·"1'-. ~-~~~~ Benefits, m/t, 18-34.
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includs dbl gar. 540-844' ;rnd Townhouses &>1-6760 day" 40!-5962 e'es, 1736 Anaheim Cl\f. Nr. frwy. _wee ' n · ~ ' George Hampton. ,... yow·s upon phoning, Call Army Opportuniti.. I
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borrc on San JoaqUui SAVE U$ lfO~tE-PARTNER Florida, H.B. 536-3282. tree work, Prunin g, ' ty t o persons rn· Inspectors j pt.· 1 . Child, no pets. $la5 Hills Rruvt 83S-ll9'1, 54Prl479 Industrial Rental 450 FOP UNDulyoPoung 1!ernai6_ ,e250dog, sprinklers, cleanup jobs, ~ ..... ~~-.-t erest ed in retail Expcr. to '3 hr. mo.S31~15 en1ns a in . 1.>""'I • l andscaping. George, -v-•--~~-· WESTCLIFF I
1714) 644-1900 WORKING girl would Like to HARBOR & WARNER . &IG-5893. Accountant to $HK coreers. We hove
eWALK TO BEACH OCEANl'RONT -Darling share 2 BR condo w/same. ! Lost 555 EUROPEAN Gardener . General ?-.1an<>o-cr Personnel Agency B-~ ·-v t 2 & 3 BR c $U5 mo. + utils. ~7622 ·~ open1'ngs for cosh Cl\1a.rk rn Cenler) •••nu'""' • · · ar· 1lew 1 BR. Spiral stairs 1400 f 7000 ft Maintena.nce -.Landacaping. 01en1/Phar1n to S25K • 542.s836 f pets, drapes, blt·ins. tn loft BR. Ingle Nook. 1vet FEl\I., 25 to 35 11hare fuAl., sq. t. • to sq. · LDST black & beige long Tree Removal v er., AccounVCost to ~ ·1ers, counter soles 1S5l E Ed. s A I 22116th St. 8'17-3$7 har, cpts, clrps, Df\V, 2 Br house, CdM, 54~960 n1inutes to all lreCYiays & hair tabby cat. Ans\vers to reasonable. 642-s.129 eves. J. Sr. Chemist. to $16K · mgcr, · · ~ALK TO BEACH Yrly/67"~1536. " 67'.l-8262. O.C. rurpoti. Nino. Roward. No questlo"' • Toleproc...mg, 360/BAL cle;ks & monog· e· ElecU'O mechanical lnJnin&. , Pl:.IE BAH.RETI REALTY aslced. 557.23'lJ e v cs , EXCHANGE new .v el v e I Programmer $121< No exper necessary. Good l 2=·fs~~i:~:l·l·bl9itinsor. Delu."<e_ fl._pJs, s~ps ·1o beach. -Garages-for J<ent -435 642·4353 8~1514 ext 212 days. sofa. for landscaping, yard Exec. Secretary $750 ment trainees. Ra· benefits, good working oon· J
847
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. . 2.3.4 brs, _frplcs, crPtS, loiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LQST' half ,.,....wn-lil\ie -....r-t "-1>l'k • .CAU.9'f'9....l525. r-.tarifcting Secretary_ to $1.0Q. diHons. Hrs. 7run·3:30pm $2.
DOG RUN
2 Br, $159. D·pt /dl'pS, pool,
gar, child ok. 842-3546,
842-45114.
NEW APT, adults, pets, ~<::
ml. to bch. 2' Br, huge
patio/fenced yd, 1 story. im. 846-31'6. .
2 BR, crpts, drps, bltns.
carport. Nr. shp'g, sch! &
trwy. $165. 1 child ok. No
pets. 646-3786; 54S-010Q_
LGE 2 BR, lY.i Ba Studio.
Encl gar. Infant OK. No
pets. $157 .50/rno. 847-4440. * • 2 Br new paint. closed gara~. 6iild & small pet ok
$150. 847-8149.
bltns, yt'ly. From $2'25 mo. MINI WAREHOUSES NOW LEASING sianlf!Se ~le cat. 1N'~t General Services LOOn ~rv. Counslr -sioo pid-e d voncemen-t-, -hr-to-start.. Apply at:.J,28l.G "
Broker, 6T.i-49ll STORAGE Sec'y/Dictaphone to $650 I b f Logan St, Costa Mesa. w
SPACIOUS 2 BR, 2 BA D\V, No l\Iove·i11 o1· · l\love-0ut Huntington Bearch t'c~~·are~.ve~c\\·~. Mee::; "THINGS'' by l\loose. Gen'! Payrlfl'ypist/Pvt. x nt ene its. Inter· occo•lc.l.0541>-00S.;:;,~2'===---t..--
hltns, 2 patios, nr Hoag charges. 1''i'Oln $i .50 prr NEW M--1 Jane, s.;~IDW or 5-10-4478. Carpenu·y, Repairs. Pluni· Oub $600+ viewing Fri. 1 pm· ENGINEERS IIosp. Adults. $220 mo. month. I 9'10 Sq. 1'"'1:. & UP bing. E 1 e c. Remodeling 'i/C Bkkpr/SecrctarY '300 -No E.~per. Necessary
642-1387 Hainilto·i & No»"lt"Yf St:, HB ' J-lan1illo" ': "TP."•land St. LRG Blk Lah approx 80 lbs. 642-5613. Sec')'/Purchasing to $600 5 pm et I I I E. Train At 1'"\lll Salary,
1700 WESTCLIFF OR. ALLSPACE 960-1970 ~~. ~iJ.9~8 .. ~~~c~b~~ Carpentry, electrical, plumb-tns~rance Ocrk $550 I 9t.h, Cnste Mesa. Benefits, n1/f, 18-34.
2 BR, 2 BA. Blln appliaru..-es. 960-1970 ----~ "R ing, !ix·it. F & B Ho nie ~~~tOlc f\Iedlc.al t~ r INTERVIE\\IS NO\V
Pool. 642.-627-t S~IN_G_L_E ___ -~, --, l * sosTA MESA * ~z1i. ~2994. e ward. Repalt, &12-1400. "'cctng Clrk ~~.-•AN\ 124 s. Bristol. s. Call 1\rllml4yl ~po1163rtunilie1
car garage or ren 300-1,~74QO sq. fl. Private II '' ~., ... , •.~r-~ ,,...,....
1 81~'.C~~:'?JlI !"um S20/momh Hun tington office•. Pl•n~· of parking. ~:;/;', b?;';,;"~~/r..::"'l"',~~ Hau "I ' :%WJii"'\~= Ano. 13862Tostin, F/C Bkkpr. $1541 I
incl. S4Prl930 Beach. Call 9 79-1070, Readyforocl'upancy. · '-im, f"fl ear i\·on't stand LOCAL moving & hauling .PER50NNEL' S A E JO Fee Paid 'Also Fee Job3 646-2687. C. ROBERT NATTRESS, " ' b stud t '·-t k nJ\m..tc ' no. q uo p · WESTCLIFF
NE\V J BR, 2 BA, YR.LY ( up. RE\VARD?· 536-3151 or Y en· ..-..&.. rue · 1".Vll""tL · 2 BlkR to heh, $295. IH2-7914, Office Rental 440 Costa ~Iesa RLT. 979-6571 :ttB-4924 anytime. Reas. Barry. 534-1846 or SERYlCES•AGE.f\K:Y por. Employer m/ Prr80nnel Agf'ncy &12-3188 6~7. f (l\Jark III Ce11te1'i
PRESTIGE
4001 BIRCH, NB LOST • Pearl brooch Sat. YARD, garage clean-u·~ 4.S8 E 17th St. fat ll'\-ine) CM • ;).t2-S836
\VATERF'RONT apt. 2br. eve. Broadway near ,. . ., Sultl 224 64214701.,,..,....,,,..,..,..,..,...,.1 newly deC<lr. $27S/mo. Util OFFICES · 3600 sq. ft. 15c per sq ft s"·enson's or parking lot, remove dirt, ivy, driveways, • 1; ....c1:::65::;lc.:::E:..· .::>"1::o::tng,,cr::'c:.·.::S:::·".::· __ 1
pd. Slip avail. 673-2182 Fountain Valley, Beauti· ~~w going ratr, I!:._~!~· Laguna Beach, Reward, stumps, grading. 847-2666 ~· Vu• ¥-: Cl-tRJt~lANProf f\1 ~ s i le iab1.1rs FEMALE help. Ex pet
ful b Ud
. d iv e, strg. Baum .... _.,,,.,.,r 49!J...21'.m. SKIPLOADER & dump truck . . "'an . . ess1ona a i I· helpful but not necelS. Full
"YEARLY HOME" 2 br. 2 new u mg, groun 541-50.~2. \\/Ork:. C.Oncttte, asphalt, ACCOUNTING tY •.. o"·n. eqwpt for Evangel· & part time. Apply Mandeb
blk Crom bch & hay. Or.iy floor, 3.000 :square feet. M~-=1 -'4"',flXJ"'-,-i_n_co_m_p~les_w_aJJJ_ SIAi\1ESE Cat, fen1. liipayed, sawioi. breaking. 846--nlO. Keypunch ~r•tor & lo;11c MJni•ltY.53&-8161 Gary Newport. 21 Fuhion llland.
$220. ulil pd, 673-1909. will divide into .smaller l 2 front pal\·s decla\\'ed. Green p roll Tri · Sa J C • offices. Sile per "lllare '~Is & oUice" 12c per Valley FV ru~a. Roward, 32 FT. FURNITURE Van •Y roonH CLERJcli! ! t FOREMAN, • n • r r,r) l c,
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BDRM. new crpt & drps, n uan ap1strano foot. includes carpets, sq. fl. 51;)...1640. 1374F 96.S·l297. for local turn hauls & gen'l Co. in Irvine Indus area mechanically incllnll, to
5 min. fwy & bead\. $140. Lrg now duplex 2 BR 2 drapes, all uliilHes, Jani· Logon, Costa Me"1. LOST Diamond ring, 3 hauling. 54tH862, 5'17·2736. needs tralnee !or payroll 6 EXPERIENCED nm shipplqf " ~
.mo .. !ml .. ~1898. . .sA.. :.kllr .• gar,. f n 'e d • lnr service. Call Marizyn M-1 13ro SQ. ft. 786 Newton •looo<. tiffany s e 111 n g , HAULING $12 a toad, m1ail gen'! ofc duties. Also, exper. No exp nee. ln 1Upervislon.
2 BR, 1 BA. Bit-ins, cpts,
d:rps, 1 blk to beach $175
mo. 645-3053. 536-1336.
QUIET,.. H.-ir new lge h/yord. Xtras. 493'1l37'·or··-SlovaU ... tn<l .. =-·--· WOY,_~. $200/mo. Lease. Reward, 492-3407 or tree removing. 7 days • opr on 029. Good •laning TRANSCRIBER Xlnt Mure.-.
l Br. frp\c b1tns en('! gar. 495-0712. Call &&tsSO:-s:G. ~~---~ 492-.1001 v.-cek. Call 646-2948 rate & fringes. FULL time aervlce station Ad~$!'l'.P,~-'--_ NE\V.-nevei.· _been.---1ivcd _in. . RENT 600 sQ. ft. $100/MO. LOST: Male pt. Siamese kit· CLEAN·UP, TR.EE TRThf· Appl)' Typing lpeed fi0..'5 w.p.m. t attendant, exper ' pre I .
' BR. I BA. bit.ns, garage. 2 BR, t Ba, w/gar, laundry 2>H Ratxiolph, CM. (Shop ten. v;.,. Irts & Yolilh MING. HAUL!l<G, prompt. COLEMAN SYSTEMS Will be trained on MTST. Unifonns !urniObedC"Appiy
$1'5 mo. Ask for Dale, mom, & ocean v;ew. $250. 1'o. 91 Cail 615-5U6. Center, CdM Heartbroken. rea.onoble 847--8125. 188'2 Teller Avo. Apply in the Union Oil Stn. 261TI La Paz
!lliZ-4471 mo. 49~9676. Rentals Wantacl 460 &>H.'!57. ffiASll HAULING Irvine ·Penonnel Dept ~~t • Crl.santa. MV.
2 BR. 2 ba delu."< pool side Apts., DK Calico Ott . w:i\•hite G1\RAGE CLEAN-UP Equal Oppor. Employer m/f 1.-fon-Wed, 9AM-12 Noon \ .iiiioiii._ .................. 1 ~nrFlbc.hda. $1~.; .. ~~ns etc. Furn. or Unfurn. 370 WIDO\VER, prof., straight, stomach & flea collar. $10 pick·UP load 546-0101 ACCOUNTING PACIFIC MUTUAL lOOO'o FREE """"" on , .J.W'<.>00<>· nr 50
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vexed with living Narcissus CdM "Ami". Bet. HAULING • Anythlng & -N~. Exper. Necessary
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' Costa Mesa alone, like to shr abode 6. 640-8510 aft 6. 6734607. everything. Call day or Triun At Full Salary,
100 Newport Center Dr ALL FEES PAID
l::rv:..I:::"':.:...------;:.:;.:;,::..:.;.;:.:;.;:_ ____ FTRST month rent ·fl-ee. expenses with a stimulating MALE black & silver shag· night· Jim 494-9874. Benefits. mfl, 18-34. N~rt Beach BY EMPLOYERS
THE 'EXCITING Deluxe ollices nr airport. single guy ar gai, Ph gy poodle, vie. of Adams H I I INTERVJE\VS NO\V Equal' Oppor. Employer ·m/f 21~· 2 Ba. ~\'1""t Square. PALM MESA APTS. l, 2 & 3 Rm. •Pae°' from 642-4312 alt 9pm I• be•! & Bushard. Fomlly pel for ounc Nn "I Call Army Opportunities $ CASH $ Call ~· -~v7.~ NQv. 25th. ~1.INUTES · TO NP't'. BCH. $l3S per mo. Janitorial \VANT tG rent 2 Br hse. 7 yrs. 962--3-111 . Dedicated Clearning (TI
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l 645-ll6J CLERK TYP1Sl' PERSONNB. ' .o=.o-.::.."'~=-----I Bach 1 & 2 BR fro $150 sc1'\·ice & ample parking. A ntl Cl k """' 'L Boa ' . m &13-3223 Bel. noon or Lg yd, gar, have pet>. REW<\RD! Rro lrish Scllec, *WE DO EVERYTHING* • ccou. ng "· .,_ -No E>P<'r. Necessat'>' .
aguna Ch Adults, No Pets. 83.1-2S40 alt. noon. Preferrably unfurn \\'/CJlltS. male, 11 mos. old. whtte Rels. Fi:ee est. 6,l&-283.q Fee P~1d. Plush offices. Out· Train At Full Salary, AGENCY 1561 Mesa Dr. drps, bltlns. 54S.1141 bef. star on chest. vie. 19th St. standing Car(!('r for you~ Benefits, n1 /f. lB-34. * FOR RENT * (5 blks from Newport Blvd.! 881 DOVER DR. N.B. 5 pm. A'k for Kris. C)ll. ~ JAPANESE lady to do Coil A"n Chri•tlo, >'16-8505, INTERVIEWS NOW * 833•9770 * CHARMING 546--9860 3 cfo"" ofc bldg w/·~1v housecleaning. ,;o,,.......i...nced. Control Car(!('r Emptovme•1t Call Artnv Opportunities
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ndrm t b Poll ~ •J • • ~..... OCC. Prof, \\ife, 3 yr old LOST Reward, h Ion de rin ..i .. ., ~'"" .::196~.---A 3400 · J ~ 4019 Westerly Place
-P • ap · Y Cl')' Huntington Beach Luxuriously App o in 't e d .-6...-~-......,. vur.1 • gency, Irvine Blvd., (714) 645-ll63
Shack: walk 10 lx>ach & Suites 500 sq. ft ._ l2,000 desires luuw·u Ilse \11/gar. •Cocker Spaniel named Jia!n~l~to~r~l~a!l=:=:====1.~N~.B~ . .;;;~~.;;:~::1-~ti;;;;;~~~ii lSu.!te 201 Nev•port Beach
everything. Hdl\'d. f Ir s. DELUXE adult po o I sl de sq. ft. Aniplc parking. N.B. or E. C. l\I. 49.1--0310 • Gregory, ID tag, Vic ::.: COMMERCIAL I MacArthur & Birch)
Ocean vu. Includes stove garden bungalow, nr ocean, 642-4910 .:.N:.:e-"w,J>Ort=;_:_Pi:.:er:!'-"642-=:::1M2:::._ __ ,oRANGE Cal Janitortal A FUN PLACE Please.Call for Directions
ASSrefrig. $200 Month. frpl, lrg patio, 6 pools, NE\\' deh.1."<e offiei? space for -l(1iii14] LOST: Irish Setter, male, li}'ltem. now expan d I n g T TELLER
MI ION REALTY 494--07:11 sauna, trnnis. 846-0259. lease in choice Mission Vie--vie. Victoria School. Family bu 11 l n es•, Qua 11 t y 0 WORK
Lido Isle Also 1 Br. From $135. jo Auto Plaza. Good ij~iijiiii~·ijil 12pe:o·;,:t._.:!Wc::..:w:.:ard=·_,:54S-=.::'15Cl!=·c..._ guaranteed service at fair Experienced
l & 2 BR Mature .du!._ freeway off ramp at Averv GREAT pane / Shep mix rates. 548-«rJ& for free bid. c:'l/ ~
1 BR APT, IMi\tED OCCU· order children ok. 960-u'ii Park\\-ay. Call owner. PaUl Announce-ments 500 mile T mo. 'N77 Orange Masoriry Jh / UNITED
GENERAL C~ERK
Accounting background bet~
ful. Ute typing (40 w.p.m.)
req'd for this poslt\on ln
llunt. Bch. Will ·tra.1.n. Caµ
!or appt. 842-7751.
UNIGARD INSURANCE • r~. (213) 281-§406 OR aft 6; OI' Julie, 639-1600 B1· ... etht. &11-1400. A FARh'LE FOR JOHN Ave, c . M. Reward OO-'r.ll6 . e euben CALIFORNIA BANK
wkdays 01'~FICE/Desk S;pacc: Su!)('r· ON HIS 23RD BIBTI-fDAY LOST Calico cat 9 month, ALL types of brick block 3141 E. Co11t Hwy.
i:M::.::•::'"::...V::;•::,....:.:::....----GARDEN Apts. 2 & 1 br, ior Secretarial. SD · r•Wyi * O}t FARKLE·FARKl.E * _female, vie Elisa · &: &: slumpstone work. Ftte l. ofe Coron• del Marr
f .. -,' unf1•n 1. No nh1'ld1·en Beach Blvd., liB. Crpt, dr~. TO YOU'. Margurite DP 4"" """0 est. 963-1855. 67'9240
•HOME ATMOSPHERE -;'~~. 19822 Brookhurst, air, prklng, jitnltorial. ~-ALWAYS . KAREN ANNE, ' .. lJIMl•o. P•intlng A • f! "' Equal Oppor. Emplo~ m/f
GENERAL 01tice A..ts1ane;
Exp A. mablrity deslral>le,
Hours Dexible, 979-8699 or:
8600. Dlx 2 & 3 Br, $170 up. retarial lOfr discotmt; phone RICHA RD. B 0 0 G I E, p hi I
Rental Ole, 3095 Mace Ave. Newport Beach ans1..,cr: Xerox. No lease VALENTINE .. TRlPPER, [ --~ 1~ aper ng nt Now Hiring
546-!034 Bachelor Furn $205 req. R47·8001 . ~T~l~P~P~Y~&~"RA~!NB~~O~W~.~! . .....,,. .~ SJ'ORE ·FRONTS,,ROOMS & COO~ GENERAL Office. Go o Newport Bearch
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BR Unfurn. $23S SUITE next to Liquor Store BLDGS. EX, LE'TI'ERING BUSBOYS -No Eicper, Neeessary typist, Knowledge of a/r, &. Restaurant. Lrg 1000 sq.
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E.'CPEltT WORK. 645-8830 Train Al Full Salary, a/p: Postin& to ~
2 BR.. close to heh. Furn or Ocean View. Yearly lease. ft. $275. 846-1.323. .__.......... If• I Accountl-* PATCH PLASTE!illlG * Beneftts, m/f, 18-34. Call >48-MU Mn. Malter.
unfurn. Yrly or \\'intel'. Heated Pool. Adults Only. rwo--· "• All types. Free fftimates INTERVIEWS NOW' -~ LI'S BRISAS APTS. "Make Room tor Daddy" '"-;;;;;;;;;~~ ACCOUNTING I Call 54().&25. DAY & NIGHT Call Army Opportunlli<t Girl !'rl, Buena Pk to
2 BR .. 2 ba. Yrty. $265. 5515 River A;;. NB : : : t~~~h.'\u/W:~n~ • TAX SERVICES PROF. Walleovertnr state <
714
> 64S-ll83 ~1' Secretary to
Ask For ?-.f.ike. Call 642· with a p~·1 Pilot Classified :...P•:;'..:'°":;;.:a:;l;.• ____ ;;530:::: Rrnsonablc ca 11 (n4.) lie. No. 279514, iJwlr,, all COOK· for dilld da.v care Ex--~~OranpL ) to JONES REALTY, 673-6210, Classified Ai:.. • 642-567t ad. Call -"--"-6~ ~6 . · ~-,of paper. 714 : Apply 3-5 dally center. Year round. 5 hoan ~· ,._'y L.A. to -....,10. 1oroo • , ask for Rick. d•v S2 an hr "5-65TO J'ile Supervisor \
Apt. Unfum. 36SApt. Unfurn. 365 Apt. Unlurn. ;J65 / / • B b 1111 151 E Co 1· Hwy -· ' · Claims Examiner• ..P:favpu • y• "' PAJNTl>IG. lNT/EXT. N • ..:,.r1"B..ch . ~Kl ZExperfene<dbl -• fl)!~· Ele<lriclan
Costa Masar Costa Mesa ~osta Mew r J "ii BABYSIT my home day· REAS, RATES/FREE EST. PP Y u es, ~...., E . ....,..st Skrelary Mktng
Bt kl.
nights·weekend. By bo_ur da)' .A.M. KINLEY 9'f9..6160 Equal Oppor. EmploYtr Hwy., CdM Mf.9884. Sec'y Leatl Orange
• / or v.·cek1y play room-fenced PRQF. painter. honest work, COOK • Breakfast needed Prosram Mgr $221 tr au yard. Near. Eader School reas. Int/ext, free estimate. ACCOUNTING CLERKS lmmed. Must be exper. for ~~~ Component.I 11 d 968-8065 Rels. 548-2159 1)42.39U, TRAINEE fa11t operaUOn. ~. ·rJVUUJ..'1. Une M&nllft
ll!011lf:1l ., l -ltl;.lll\~ HI .QUALliv, LOW>$ G':!'al ot>POI'· to team .,,. cop.yw-.RI T-ER'-Tnde ~~
* JOHN * to babysit 1~2 children. Fen. Llc Ins Refs • e 542-1701 cOunting. TyJ>! at least 45 A.uoclation for S e z: v t ·c e call Jtamde ..,!!!.._ ced yard, meals. Nt Npt. , , words per min. ucurately. Bus1oeu needt cop)'Wrlter A .Sid ~
' -,: !Jil'. -1: . > ' IN1f.~XJ ,f!AINtlNG . ~6ut~'1f acQ!>f'llnc to lo ~· (1\lbllC relallool. ' ' H1w1:."8itr -
BABYSlT!'!NG tn my home Free E'1 if"m'!i@:SID " •• "lfl'K<y ·--& ·~ l'i'9!ii"'Y "-' · . • '
LOVE, Costa Mesa area '. INT/EXT PAINTING '.r::bel~~~il!°~i ho".;..,"l:i•· send~~·-~ ~=~~f~'I!
JANA, SHARON, References.642-0384. EST. \\'a.llpaper 541).7887 4361 Birch, NB.""· P .O. Box ~nta An&, , '42-3171' • t
MICHELE, BILL Corponter SEMl·REflRED pntntor. No ASSISTANT Manager, eam. 97701. Equal Oppor. •
KANDI & SHAD-0 JOb loo small. 27 years ex· 1'raJi1ee<. 'eoum.. Giru Employer GIRL oeu Dr!
I TOMORROW'S Senior CiU· Re,;::.sro~ :.l!'.'°~hat perie,ce. Ref. &42-1255 Fry QJoP. Oays, NI .... COUNTER girl, -wfcbes, old. ~=r, 19-
zen.'l: Mature woman, aver· have ~. Jay . Gilbert. Plaster, Patch, Repelr rp/~ ~w:~~ "f day ahift, apply in penon ~. 1990 Harbor Bl
age height &. wetght, man)' Licel\led le intured. Lie; • 885 ~E. D at The Stalion Uquor, 6()10 ..:CM;;;,:;·~:::;;;-:"°"::"."''""'-4il
intettSt, nearing 60, no 81·287852. 646-1150. QUALITY plutttirlg a 11 ~Box, • lTlb St., Wa.mtt Ave., , Jiuntqt.on GOOD exp'd phone Cal _..
t1.ches or pains yet;· Would CA fU>ENTRY Plumbing type1 Restucco, Spanish • Beach ed: Full or par( Uine. Cllll
Ukc 10 con·espgnd wllh gtn--!\JI Home RePatrs. ~ yn: texture, add.-We guar clean A~ MAKES DELIVERY man lor early 4.96-0lli2.104" ,m., · t i
lleman notll' the ""''e oge; exp. Small JOO. OK. ·rm & nice jOb. -CHRISl'lllAS THE SEASON morn. newspaper home * GUAltOS :f I llnanc~lly independent. est. 541-EOO. * PATC'H PLASl"ERING * . TO 8£ JOLLY delhtecy , ih N.Q. Mqst br. OPENINGS NO !
M?n.c;e of humor with basic NEW mod 1 re Pa 1 r , All t~. Free estimates Earn extra money for gilts 18 4 haw tn11ured, depend--FULL It PAR'!' TIME I
n1oral prinetple11. Write: tran' r: ti 1~ St ·r. Call 540...6825 as en AVf?N Reprcstntnttve able CAt._~ oer mq. + •Re~ ok ~ • ClassUied Ad # 16 fkltg\C&.ho~g, titc. ji~~ Plumbl-in ~~ ape.rt time. call: bonus. Call LA Tl.mes, e Xlnt Of>portuntty t°l:'llltiliit ~ OWiy Pilot, P.O. Box 1560 91)Z..l96l. "•-540·'l'MIL 1 • 642-4im · Studenti , ,--•Ti \~ Co.•a Mesa, Calli. 92626. L.R. OTIS PLUMBING BABY S ITT!lR, II le DEL!VER'r.Dm \IP to 151), e Car "'"PMtle i<q.~-4\~
..... PROBtDt PregM.ney.-~ ~type! carpentry, fix ju!lt Rt modtls & ReJ>fiir:f. W~ter houacheepinl. Pt.Uy, pit. a day. Uae your car-. 10 •Time A \,t for O\'el' 40
l fident. 1ym-p11.th ettc al>i>Ut an)ltt!lng around the het1ters, dl;:polals,·rurnace.<11, Own-car. l~r cblldrea, MH pm, f73..0ZB <tt alt 1,JNIVERSAL-"
l ' ·• ~regnaney COUt11J<?ling. Abol' ho.,.., etc. !i.16-Ul4.I. dshwashii. 642-'213 MIC & Call M·F, S.5PM 6iJ420 -4pm.-cat1~·, -PROTEC!'I01'r813iVl ~ tlon &. adoptionl ref. Caroef Serv\'• B/'1 .. Co1nr>I.~ Plumbln.1 BARMAJD . Attractive $2.25 You don'tinre:t'ia riin tD 403 No. Harbor Dlvd., ·~ :~1 · APCARE ) &0-4G Service, Lit. <rl'b9'4. • ptt hr. Noexper. ~· "Draw Fatl .. ,wbtn )OU Santa Ana
Phone 5'12·1117 or write Floor ore I Windows · No jOb 100 small N"""°" 'Blvd., CM. bet. Pilot Want Adil Call ·-'l1lt -"''"'ta tlJo I
ALCOHOl,ICS -C•rr.I Cloonlnt PLUMBL~G REPAIR 'The EllCloode· Aol>i.Y: JIM place an ad fo tho Dally 1154-l<!ll
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Delivery-Sunday Only
OF DAILY PILOT TO CARRIERS. RE-
QUIRES THE USE OF A LARGE STATION
WAGON OR VAN. CONTACT MR . HARRY
SE;ELEY, SSO WE~'T BAY STREET COSTA
MESA'. TELEPHONE 642-4321 FOR AP· POINTMENT. '
TRAVEL TO EUROPE MASSIVE Maple Table wltl\ • PIANOS
Or learn the skill ol Yout 6 Treilla Maulve ~ • • ORGANS choit.."t. In\'tit ouly 2 yeaN Bade Chain le 2 nus, •
S~'CRETARY MOTOR ROUTE .
and Today'• Army will 1'1610rang..Ave .. C.M.a1t 5. FULLERTON MUSIC
The Daily Pilot bas an opening for a -driver to guarant .. G:;' Europa or the M1chlnor~ 116 Our Nowost bocollon
deliver papers to carriers in Laguna Beach· best traln around. FOLEY carbide tool irlilder, 13191 "Euclid, FountAln Valley
PERSONNEL
SECRETARY
Sou th Laguna ~Ionday through iJ'iday after· liyland Laborator1eti ha.II an CALL COLl..EC'T & Foley shop grind(>r. 314 l Blk. No. of San Diego Frec-
noons and Sunday morning.-Salary plus aulo lmmediate opening Ir! the tn4l '558-2005 Npt Blvd .. N.B.
1
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allowance . Phone Harry Seeley, 642-4321, tor pe(SOnt1tl depan:mtnt. The TRAINEE tor Ute auembly, •l -
a ppointment. ._ · _:J::' .,!;i":"wp: ~'".\','.;~ packaging & lhtpplng, Costa M11coll1noous 818 Rentals from $5
hand. Excellent comnlunlca· Mesa area. Xlnt future
All equal oppor[unity·employer !Ion• skiU. are • mui!. Ap-potential, 11.11:>$2.00 hr. NOVEMBER 21. 23, 24, 25. • Pl "G d1 .:_ E I """-6tart. 971HIGOO. Two carpel.a 9 x 12 $8. 1n.os ran .. ""' qua vt't'Vrtunlty Employer pllcant must be hla:hly or-TV ~,.,1~rn a. cl)lllan $5. toyi; & gamea (Tonka New apu:iet1 from $495 ~...,.,,-..,-7';.-.,,.-==.....,.~--------I H I W d 7 0 ganized If\ order to hnndl e "£,\.,n4, .... .u~~ V"n trucks) 5c·$5. Toaaten $2.· 5 styles and finishes iln Wa.nttcl, M & F 710 Help Wented, M & F f_lO • P •nte , M & F 710 .rf1lp W1nted, M & F 1 heavy phone usage and ablk-& outside ntan. Xlnt oPPt $7. Dual hotplate $5. ToolK Wurli tzer Crand Straug
:1 , lty to handle varied aa:dgn· with long eiilabll1hed firm, ~-$5. Pola &. pans 20c·SS. Upright piano ........... $69
PIANOS -OROANS I
New a. U.ed. Great 1elecUon. \
Compe<ltwe pri<es. Open
tVff. I: sundayt. The best ,_
deals are alwe,ys et:
W ollich1 Mu1ic City
South Cou1 Plaza 541).2830
FREE ORGAN LESSQNS 81 k>nK Ill you llke! Adults
welcome to attend Tund&y
nil'ht at 7:00 PM. W~ want
everyone to leun to play
the organ! Tom Dieterich
-tn charge 642-2$51. Coast
hfuslc. Newport Blvd. at .....
1-larbor. CM. Et.P WMted for beautlfUl JEWELRY SALiES MAINTE,.ANCE R11I Estate Lic1n1lng menta independently in the Apply 401 Main St., Hunl·.Ncw translltor radkJ sa. weaver Spinet ......... $145
supptr_.club. Wt need,el<per. Exl)(!r. helpful, not ne(.-tu. MECHANIC :.et us pay half ot your u. supervisor's abf>ence. lngton Beach. Mon thru Frl Dishes lOc-$1. Skates $1. Pl~er pianos •••• from $999 S I Goods
ooekta1l watt re as e •, Salary + comm. Fashion f'lnt or 2nd ahltt postUon ccnsing fee. Wit~ our spon· Api)ly tn pet90n or call: 9 am to 12 noon. Purses 35c·$1. Electric train • 20 Grands in stock. New· port ng 830
waltttue1, oyster bannan, Island. Call or apply In with lead~ MF'G 1 of !IOrthlp S7S.1¥', will pay fOr sets or parts l(lc.$15. h1en's Used and rebuilt. Priced \VANT TO BUY_ Used •kll
dlshwaaher. Female ap. pcrion plastic products for the food rui::; schoohng t. hr o UC'h DONA LEVERETT u RGENTLY & boys clothes 10c·$5. IP@t fron1 $395. YamMa-Knabe v:lth blndlngs. 19).lm c.m.
pllcant must be -8ttractlve Mr. Peiffer service indu&try. 5 years. ~bleau Rea: ~te (714) 54().5(XXI, ·ext. 250 basket $4. New folding bed _ h18.90n-Hamlin -\Vur-Under $'lS. Also Y.'OmCS\'S
& natun.1 looking. Apply 644-1212, ext 304 ,general lndwitrlal main· """SChOol. and ~et you llcetiiJed $25. Portable typewriter $3). lltzer -Storey & Clark -sld boots size 8 under $25.
at . Kismet InternnUoiin.1, Broadw•y·Dant. Store tenance expcr. Hydmulic.ex· In Ame{lca s greatest bus· HYLAND NEEDED Chlldrens encycloped[a $.5. Kawal -Steinway -Cable Call Llnda, 546-4478. 1100 W. Cht,sl Jlwy., N.B. F ' -,.. per. lathe$ • mUling mo.ch· iness · Real Estate. Books & remrds lOc·Sl. Nelson _ Kincaid -Clible
Ask to<-Enc. 64'-2619. ' '"'Jewelry Ines & '°m' knowledge of VIDEO TRAINING LABORATORIES Christmas decorations ll)c. _Baldwin_ Otickering -SKIS & ix..., men'o, JIOOd
HOSTESS, EXPE!t. FOOD PLANT kitchen clean inje<:Uon inoldlng neceuary. \Vhile you are studying. f~ 3300 Hyland Ave. (ZS) Jroinee $2. Suit cases $12., S16. Sohmer. condition. Al&0 lkl equip.
FUU. Tl.ME up. hton·Sal. beginning 5:30-Please apply at Cambro your license you can avail Cost.a ~sa, Cali.f. 92626 IQI \Vagon $1. Bedspread $5. e Org•l'IS Call days, 97S-J198.
e BLUE DOLPHIN e 6 pm. Located Santa Ana M!g., 7601 Clay, 11.0. ~r ~! our contlnoous Popcom popper $2. Stereo
3355 Vla Udo, NB ttrea near Milin &. MacArth· 847..J531. An Equal Oppty. field tralnmg and Jc~n Lum. An equal opportunity rel.'Ord p~r $15. Boys lOO to choo8e: from TV, Radio, HIFI,
Stereo ur. Call 557-62.12 Employer bleau·Doua:lu .Ed w at d s 1o al IJ ,I~ Assemblers shoes 25c-$2S. Le at her New, Used and Tr'c1de·lns HOUSE keeper, childcare, 2 Mr. Richards ' Video Training eoUrses. This emp yer m e ema e Jacket $7. Pictures $2. Foot Optigan • •• • •• · ·•• · · · • · •• ~
children, live, ln, nne Ehl:· Mgmt Tr•lnH to $9000 superb nlOdern training is shoes $4. New screen door llammond ~/rhythm • • $~ ZENITH. RCA & Sylvania. TV
llsh req. N.B. 642.2049, EarnJUNIOR SALESMAN: Lrg nationwide corp. seeking available to any licensee de· SECRETARY VOLT $4. 1256 Conway Ave .. C.M . ~1~~ Sw3 mkgeboardr ·······.,51
195
195 & stereos, pl1ced less than
$2.0-$40 pet' week work· sharp ag...,.....lve I n d I v , siring lo join our growing I Near Fairview & Baker "u.<·u~zer ey • • " lhe discount.en. With 3 vr. Hou1 e keepor , own 1 alt •• ~1 d ··~-Instant Personne · •~·~y flollday •••••••. ttAo:: ,,. na: er ••.:uuu an Satur-w/olc exper. &:/or BA organization. Due to our ex· T Se--' ....., ... "' ....,~ picture tubes. l yr parts ~alion., li~e tn or day1 sellloa: new subscrip. tlcgn:e ln bus. ad· pu.nslon we h!lve openU}gs Ex perienced emporary •v•ce NO LIE Conn Caprice .......... S395 & service. All available ~~t. 6;tO---Ol" eves, Uona tor the DAILY Pn.oT. niinistra.Uon to train for throughout Orange County. Typing 55 w.p.m. 3848 Campus Dr., Suite lOO • • • • • • •Thomas A·l Spinet ..... 5179 models in stock & on
HOUSEKEEPER 2 days
.week, 4 to II hrs day. No
baby sitting. After 6 pm.
call 968-6930..
INSURANCE SALES
No eip nee., earn while you
learn, part time, eves a
.. lmds, full tlma when quail.
ftrd.
·Farmers Insurance Group
Ed Lani * 540-J&.14
INSURANCE casualty agen-
cy girl .. otnce In Corona
del Mar. Exper pref. Good
salary. Part time. Hours
·fiexJble. Send Resume to
Box 8, Corona del Mar.
'This ls not a paper route 1nanagement leve'l position. Colwell Properties, Inc. UNITED Newport Beach 5464741 I BUY'' trammond-Baldv"in-CoM display .• 73 models priced
and does not include de· Un Ii mited advancen1ent (serving all or CALI FORNI A BANK F.qual Oppor. Employer •• Wurlitzer-Lowrey-Kimball 10 clear. Cub 90 plan or
liveries or collecting. Open. potential. Fantastic c o , Orange County) 640 Newport Center Or. !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!S!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!nln!!!!'IGoocli'· late model l{fmlt~ ,& Yamaha-GulbranseSn tem1s to 36 mos. ABC Color , lna;s In Costa Mesa, FoWltaJn bcnelils. Xln't training p~ CALL 833-1931 Newport Beach . WAITRESSE day & eve g app umces or ae or you.· FULLERTON MU IC, TV, 9021 Atlanta, or l9046
Valley and South Huntington gram REAL EST TE SALES 644 6464 shifts • must be fast, exper. MASTERS AUCTION 1Z? N. Harbor. Fullerton Bro b khur11t. Huntington Beach. Apply now by calling Ji~-Bost A•oncy A pref. but not necessary 171 1805 Be h ~-··329 or 96'"'~ -·· • $49 APPLY 10 AM.S PM 2075% Newport, CM 646-8686 h , O •NI hts 'tll 9 ac • ;.y<r.>.: ~~. ~~·Oppor.·~plouer Slu11400te 21B3rookhurst, F96. ~V61715y. LICENSING SCHOOL Equal Opporm. /El m ,pl~y e r Mon.·Frl. 839-0974 aft. 6 or SUnday rs. pen g RCA Victor L'Olor console, ~ .. , J .,. COLONY KITCHEN Behind Tony's Bldg. Mat'!. Sat. 'til 5:30, Sun. 12·5 walnut, 21'' color TV. * KEY ENTRY MARRIED penon over Z1 S49 Includes books, matertals 27142 Ortega Hwy. SPECIAL OUTDOOR REHEARSAL PIANIST am/fm. as radk>, turntbt.
Op E RATO S and all classroom session&. San J ea 1strano 1 $'VV> 675-7U13 R * car &: phone necess. $125 No cort to you -tf you uan ~p Christmas Decorations Let me he P you improve Good cond. wv.
OoM ~ wneed-......_.Ouistmas ·w1c. to start. SM-scm. join a Tarbell office after SECURITY W RESS493-1848 Sparkles with reDeeted light. ~ smgmgFo· r. d · ... ~~s""ca11'ng rou.Mr. aft 5 & w\mdJ. 'A oney. e ·~ you. • passing your state exam & AIT . & Hostess exper. "'-ava>'lable w>'th l•'ghts. w~. _eia.u • · WlLL bliy. color TVs &. 1C1te \l.'eekend11, all shifts, name MASSAGE TECH. your fee of $49 will be Apply m person • Hcnrys eUnusual decorations of all Rolls!, si4:5377 aft. 6. model black . &: wh It e
your own hour&.· Competi·, TRAINEE refunded ityouqualily."Call GUARD Restaurant, 2122 S.E. kinds. BUY a player piano -ftlr -portables W9rking or. not ·
li\'e salai)'. rates. ·129 keylYomig lady (18-28) wanted Al Sloan. Bristol, S.A. Taylor & Sons Dec. Co. Chrlsbnas. Good selection ,~:::::C:::"-------·1 d~ expenence. JDC, 2283 for legitimate 1ull time posJ. 832-5440 WEST'S Best fabric chain \Varehouse Salesroom Crom $UOO to $1300. David 21" Color TV, 1 year
FRirvlew Rd., Costa ?.tesa, tion. No exp. nee. We send TARBELL, Realtors VARIAN DATA MACHINES hBB opening for sales ladies. ph 435-5i691 T. Dupree Player Pianos, guarantee $85. BIW Port ~-to school, earn while learn. 67 offices &: growing has an immediate opening htust be able to sew. Oppor. 1.501 Oregon Ave LB 29400 Grace Ln., O t $35, 533--0659 Anaheim
; LABORERS Apply ·Jn person any afl. or RECEPT. trainee for doctors for a Security Guard to for ad va n ce m e nt to MOVING Sal Sof & h 21 .. COLOR TV Xlnt com!
lmmed. Asslgrunects. Top eve. 2930 w. Cst. Hwy., or•-. Must be good typi.t, \l.'Ork 35 to 40 hours per management. Apply 2 o .c:;. R I $30' HI aF! S c r .* CONN ORGANS * $95. . . Newport Be.ch '~' k Pri~I F·--Island N B .,..... ec · · tereo , · $$$. Long or short term · . shorthand helpful. 548--0076. wee · or ex-~-=,..,,==c;':,,,'"o'==::-$395. Refrlg 1100, dbl bed e Immediate. delivery 548-1774
Call 540-4450 MEDIC.AL Receptkmist ~ to RESTAURANT perience d . , • but not WHO WANTS TO WORK? $65 19" TV $50. Picnic tbl e Lowest prices
, NEVER A 1''EE AT TEMPO. 30. Some experience. and Day Maintenance Man mandatory.' This poaition re-DRIVE A CAB! lamps &: other item 1 GOULD ?¥1USIC CO. INSPECTORS TEMPO Temporary Help college. 842-9377 betwn 9 Wanted, 5 days wk. Inquire quires a reliable person to CHOOSE your Iiours, work S4!Hl040 2045 N. hlain, SA 541-0681
..__r_ ... _••_Y••---'llS: LAW ENrGRCEMENT &:5. In person, Rusty Pelican, work independently and for yourself, be your ovm AUTOMATIC GARAGE PIANO WANTED.
MEDICAL Ex 'd r t 1 B handle a variety of plant boss. M. en or wome. n. Can DOOR OPENER. Finest WILL GO ANYWHERE. N Ex • N : P ron o · ZT35 W. Coast Hwy., N. · protection and s a ! et y be sl htl handi ped VARIAN DATA MAQITNES, -0 per. eressary fict?, receptionist· 2 doctors. ig Y cap . kno b nd Re tl'lM . P.O. BOX 1685
11 Train At Full Salary. assignment11. The normal Neat-Clean Appearance wn ra . g. "'"""· LIF the bJC company In ama Benefit!!, m/f, 18-34 Heavy phone. Peg board. SALES schedule will be Satui'day Vts, retired. Age 25 to 10: Special $139.95 in s ta 11 ed snJDIO CITY. CA · 3 Llnos, 2 Tlmos, $2.00
.computers, hlll an Im-INTERVIEWS NOW 5 Day week. 64$-2613 INSIDE SALES and SUnday 10:30 P.M. to Supplement your lncome. w/5 yr guar. 893-35Tr or P IANO INSTRUCTION
mediate opening on 2nd Call Army Opportunities MESSENGER Gll'l -After-Employer Pays Fee. Finan· 6: 30 A.td., Wednesday and Drive a cab 6 hrs or more a 5»-1415 ALL AGES -Beginners on up FREE to good home, Shel tie ~~C:~_Pr;:! ~~: (714}~1163 noonson),y.Musthaveown clal institution seeking ThFrl!"""d aylll2AnooMn to66 Pp.M., day. Apply in person, up.
-.,--"· Se N rt car. Mileage allowance. ·outgoing Wes-or.iented in-ay · · to .M. -Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th Mr. Rossi 644-5377-aft 6 :"~t ~ ~~ Lit,~~~ laC:~ ew~ks Call Mr. Sullivan 833-1390 div. \llflllb)llege background with Monday and Tuesday St., Costa Mesa. NEW Magic Oief Microwave SPINET piano Cable Nelson,
pupa, ' 557..i1M • -
cable chulis, etc. If you secretary or q ua . e ed be sked t k tio u ... _..,.. or-~ I I' I I d for appointment. & lite sales exper. Fantastic off. Individual chosen may Young •••-••·· mon or Oven. Lists for $400. Seil "~"". Xlnt quality.
--' the9o qualification!! trainee. Xlnt skills required. MODELS, h10DEU) oppor. for lndiv. interest I a · 0 ~r vaca ns. women for Costa l\1esa's below wholesale $"250. · * 49!).1847 *
ADORABLE PUPPIES ,
Free to a good home
495-4105 "~' MODELS in career opening. Fee Jobs I Ete., nus position otters: * -1832 * and are lookina; for a posl· Personality & good humor iso newest & most exciting l>i>... HAMMOND Chord Organ. FREE to good home: Shaggy
Hon with a crowing Orange npprttlated. 644--9450 WOMEN, MEN A J · Be A-• *RESPONSIBILITY retail clothing store. Exper. $100. dog, male -X.lnt. with kids! ~ company that of· WANTED F'OR FALL ason st ""'ency *JOB SATISFACTION pre1erred. Full or part time. HERCULON ~or velvet sofa Call f7.j2-9139 357'8151 aft. 5:30 & wknds.
!en; MACHINE & WINTER 17400 Brookhunt, F. Vly. · Day or evening. We offer & Joveseats cofl tbl sets ~~~===~~~~==~~~~ OPERATOR FASHlONS. CALL FDRAPI'l Sulle 213 96J.<;TI5 *EXCELLENT company benefits. Sa1acy lamps, u.se<1'tor display only * MODERN FACILJTIES Some exper. In milling ma· 675-8442 SALF.S BENEFITS +. Apply in person, Mon, Pacl.fic Construction Co. ~.~.<!,~ETITllVE chines, lathes & drlll press AMERICAN BEAUTIES SHEET METAL *COMPETITIVE Tues,&Wedb!wl-5pm. 531!-9883. *~BASIC MAJOR des.irable. Willing to train 3700r.i<!~~~~T BL~~YN. B Leading Orange Co. PAY THE GAP -UN"~tC;:E;:F;--card--,;-•-a-,nd,.,--cal= ... ~fEDICAL someone w/exper. in hi&:h-i~c.n-rvn ,y.,, fabricator o f electronic *MODERN So Coast "Plaza. Bristol at dars for sale by Adele * .11)% SHIFT DIFFEREN· lchool machine &hop. NEAT appearing man to cabinets, frames, cbasia Ir: FACILITIES San Diego Fwy <Bullocks Ipsen, 1Z11 Cliff Dr .• TIAL learn rental sup Pl Y panels is seeking an exper. .,..,. i n g a c r 0 s s fr 0 m 49-1-4320, ACC!MMltNT-
SEW1NG GUIDE FOR lHE
GAL.~. lfff GO. * l2 DAYS A YEAR PAID Call F'or -Appl. bustneu. no W. 19th St., salesman. Car turn. Xln't If you meet these re-LlridbergsJ.> o,'CIR°'EW=''°oo=D---,.14,.--00--,-rd,-,-:-:11 I
VACATION Industrial Relations Costa Mesa. 645--0700. co. benefit!. call for appt. qulrcments and a.re in-* ONE WEEK OllUSTMAS I (71•) -~•1 NO EXPERIENC• K. C. l!oUoway, Inc. 166lrl terestrd In jolnlng a grow-~ cord, lull. cord. Trees cut, SHU1t>OWN"' ~ ~~--~ .,Ay_e:, Irv~· ing Orangt! County .com. · a._ ~.-, . by Fcre1t ~
" • ... • TE' LO'~'IC NECES~RY 557-4040 .. . puter company, please ap-. v ~
Plnle apply tn penoa or N · 1 .SALESMEN wanted 1~ Pay ply tn penon or contact: l•iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiij MINK STOLE, large, $250
For 1n oil In W...,..n'• Vwor14t
Coll Miry Both 642-5671, ut. ~ · oontact: B. Kratt1ia -1NJ;U!Tl(IE$ TRAINEE POSITIONS TV, Natlonal Marketing Co. The Personnel De··-ent aoo or besl otter. Sllvergrey. Men & women part tihle _.. .... _ 675-1047 Nine for New! Instant C~het! VDM
VA.JUAN DATA
MACHINES
2722 MlcbeUlon Drive
INlne, Calilomla
All ..,..i """""'"11Y . ~ emptoytl' m/f
·L•g""" BNch
F.qual, Oppor:' EmplO)'tr
MACHINE • ·
'OPERATOR-
TRAINEES ..
EXPERIENCED
NOW OPEN & full time. Oays, eves' or VDM EDISON baby Cl'ib, wooden
Circuit Asst-rnbly Co ........... Uon wknds. No exper nee. ANTIQUES FOR hi·chair &: port-a-crib. All ·~·-TnUnlng provtdrd. Short CHRISTMAS In good cond. 673-3117. has Immediate openings tor hours high pay Manage. Production & Inspection inent' training, ~90 avail. Jewelry, silver, glass, furn· 5 Je\\1clry· floor display C8.S("S
Trainees. Pleuant worlilil&: Call Ben Klttay 492-9930 • lture & primitives.. &: I counter !or immed sale
cond...,,. ~ -I _:::=:..::5;:A:.;L:;::E:;::S~L·A~DY,.;o.;;c.· ~4---·--YARIAtl.DAIA BACKDOOR . .IMP-ORTS ~-3400 _____ =-_
Apply MACHINES 1800 Harbor Blvd., CA-'I Dist'OUNTS.on new Carpet,
• Orcuit Assembly Corp. F /time. Age 30-45 ' 272'l MiclM:>bon Drive (Park in rear) Drapes, F1oor coverings.
3169 Redhill Ave., Costa ~lesa Apply In Person -Irvine, Calif. 92664 556-1.245 or.5464478.
540-5490 THE SHOWOFF <n4l lm-2400 GOING OUT OF NEW •bag carpet, ht,.. grn.
Equal Opportunity Employer 22Fashtoolsland,,N.8. An equal opportun i t y BUSINESS aprloot, solid gm or Sold •
Nur&ery v.'OL'ker, must have SALESMAN & Manager, employer mil Complete clearance thru $2.75 yd. 642-7101 Dean
JANITORIAL
MACHINISTS
Stl!ady, non-defense \\-Ork.
Many company benefits, lite
& medical Wurante, 8 paJd
holidays & vacations. Ney,•
modem facllltles. U you. are
looking !or a job with a
real future, aee us. Apply
9-3 PM dally. Mood,y Sprlnk·
lcr Co.
exper . 6 Day wk. 21 Yn male &. fem. $825 & up CHRISTMAS NEW Ure chain!!. Sz 12xl.6.S.
&: over. $2.50 hr &: more. monthly g u a ran , if _Security Gu•rds Quilts, oak & walnut turn ., Call :1ftcr 6 pin.
,.
TME BROADWAY
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
Now Hiring
Full rnne
'
PORTERS
3020 Pullman St .• Of
MACHINISTS or 'J'..ech ...§k!.lls
for Ute manur. Will train
for our production p~
ced~s. Mature a d u l t
prcfd. Please Call~
or 548-42ll.
Lacwia Hills Nursery, El qua!Uied. No exper. nectts. Need full or p/tlmc, 21 yrs je\,\'C(ry. Closed Sat. & i\·!011. S56-a!96
Toro, 830-5653. "Mr=.-'Lee'='~("'213~) =TI='J>.8543=:,;---i or older. UnUorms & equip-Antiques for Interiors HOSPITAL bed, top quality,
NURSES Aides: Training SEAMSTRESS ntent fum. Llfe ins & hos-3St5 E. O>ast Hwy., Cd?.I used brieny.
program tar mature middle Full time, Men & ladies gar-pitalizatlon after 90 days. r.ARGE old brass Telescope 673-4250 .
aged \\'Omen. 642-3505. ments. Call for appt, CI0\\'11 Ho! & vac pay. $2 hr. 111art. ~/Tri.-~ & geared direc· STOVE $20. Power mower
OFFICE Cleaning P/tlme Cleaners, 644-2512. Ing "pay. Anaheim & Costa ~on 1nd1cator perfeqt ~· $20. Commercial battery NeWport-Cocta Mesa l.n!as. ==='--'=='-----1 M~n. area. Apply 'Omta aolS-723-1
Exper. couple only. Fine l\fesa \Vhile Front, 3088 Brls· • charger $10. 64&-3250.
detail M>rk. Top pay. Call SECRETARY to\ A\•e., Coflta i\'ieSA. Appliances 802 WHO Concert tickets for
213/927-0115 Equa l Qppor. E1nploycr FREIGHT DAMAGE SALE Forum, FRI, Nov. 23rd.
Challenging position· for a SF.RV·1CE Station atk!ndent. New Hotpoint r e frig ' s , Xlnt scats. 833-776!
Secretary who thrives 011 , 'NC'at. reliable, "'?rk Island dishwashers & ranges , NATURAL ranch mink cape
~ Apply Personnel Office
.. 10 an\-Noon &: 2-4 pm
MAIDS wanted, exp un-
necessary. Full Ume. Apply
6266 Westminster A v e •
We1tmlnster
OPENING for mature front
oUice appeilrance girl. 2 yrs
o(fice exp, heavy phones,
60 w.p.m. typing skills re-
quired. For interview con-
tact Mrs H arg raves,
833-1718
activity and Is able to com· I 8.· lu?c bay. FA1r Exxon, washers & dryers, factory stole, prime cond. Cost
munlcate effectively nt all Falnr1e\v & Fair, Costa \Varranty. $1300. Sac. $350. 548-0331.
levels. Requires minimun1 Mesa. BEACH CITY APPLIANCE Mlacell•neous
; Monday thru Friday
Equal Oppor. Employer m/f
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•local ftf'1 req d. $560 per .nx>. 644 6000 P .?l-1. only.
l:lolp Wonted, M & F 710
M•lnten•nc• Couple
M\ddle aged, full time for
la.rge apt house. Corona del
Ma r. No children. Phone
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Fa.st result. att Just a pbone
call away • 642-56'1'8.
Help W1n1oc1, M .. F 710
of 1 year recent e>..--pericnce SERVICE Sta. Emplo.,..e. 3623 W. Warner, SA 545--0780 W tod
and. ark 1· J~ 2002 N. Tustin, Orange In in Sales or M ~ 1ng. ?-.lust do repair Y.'Ork & 1----------
Requires goOO s kt 11 s. drive to1v truck. 2.800 \\'. 998-5656 . ORI ENTfL RUGS
Cong en i a 1 co-\\'Orkers, Coast Hwy .. Nwpt, Beach. 081:-~· oven broiler Will pay 5 to 10% more than
pleasant surroundings, ex. SHEET METAL rotisserie on top, 4 burner yoor highest otter Shah N
Parking AttendAnt, p/ttme,
l8 or over. Neat appear.
Must have Calif. drivers Uc.
64-l-1700, ext 555 cellent salAry and benefits pull out w/coveT on bottom, Shah, 2030 S, r.18.i.n, S.A. package. For· appolntnient Join The ' -storage under. $10 0 . 557.1212 545-0070 6'~ilJ PART time help wanted. N. call: <n4l 540-4020 ext. 44. Or•ng•Co.~Leitdtr 675-MT:i • • • ""
Costa Mesa ares, salary Located in the t\eart of th<' ::>. • • \llANT~D: UM!d skis with
open Neat hand\\Tlling req., PRIMARK llf!\\'est lndustri&l complex Kenmore V.'8.Sher, Friglda1.re bindings. 160-165 c.m. under • • • • gd w/math &: sales ability. PRODUCTS co·. ln So. Calif. C!oSl" 10 Santa washer, Norge e 1,e ct ~~.c $75. Also women's ski boots "Girl Fridley" In sml sl:on!. ·AM, Newporf &. San D)ego dryer, ~our Cho ct, ":>. sUe 8, under $25. Call Un· rvrNmutt lllllll!(RS Contact. hfarion aft noons, Ff'\vy, , 15 min. from 605. Free debvery & guaranteed. da S.16-4478 tAtlflllll~ ·--1 ~or84741.1.5 .=::'=--,=·:::--=-==:.:I
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~~· 2620 S. SUsan Openings exillt for ayout Wanted: Y'OWl&' newlyweds • Toss on thl.s marvelous
111, 251; 751 PART TIME. camera &: Santa Ana, Calf. men, shear oprs, brake Rent Washers/~ryers need neat OLD furn, ruga • cape tor Cashion and SALAlllS. Nl•OTIAIU sound salesmiin. \Vestern'11 .,. <Near Harbor &: \\1.amerl oprs, wales tape. $2. Wk. Full mamt. pictures, drapes &: things ,,,, -tfF'" warmth!
• I d N .. , y· S k" Camera, So. Coast Plaza, An Equnl opportunity eShip & Rec CIU'k * 639-1202 * forlsthouse64.'>-8l54 ...,,.,.... • ..,.. tlt~"'fi. StQJKlup collar tops
Are You Untmp1oy1 Ow-1"\.re ou •• inra Costa Mesa. Enlployer ecustodl•n F'ROST·Free Rettig. Cop-POTTERY WHEEL, llll 1 ....,. drariiAtlcdesignofgraduated
A Chtn9e -WorritCI About Your Age -PIZZA 1nan \vantetl, no l'X· (Mature) pertone. Xlnt cond. $50. Call KILN shells! C'rochet this striking
Tired of Broken PromlstJ-Undtcldtd As To per. nee. Apply nt Tlnos. SECRETARY Top ""ages, Xln't benefits. 546-8347 NINE FOR NO\V -this cape of knitting \l.'Ol'Sted: use
• A Proper Court• of Ac:,tion -30242 Cro\\'11 Valley Pkwy, EXECUTIVE Secretary. "t\le ~tcady Y.'Ork. I ~====-"""",_,_ __ ""· Roll top desk. 548-8532 dream-conic-true v.•ahl.robe a big hook. Pattern 7152:1
'.. .·· ARE YOU. UNDER PAID7 Lagw1a Niguel. need a sh,...,. individual to K •. ¢. Hollow•y, Inc. cotoMvPe LEToveE n' 'kit,..ch;n =· Musical ln1trvment1 822 Includes princess dr:ess, CORt, dlreclions sizes 8-20 included. ,. ~r-tol!'OI\ s . • • " • lack .. t, bolero. tunic, pants, .,..., · I PR&-SCltOOL tee.c h et assist 2 busy executive&. lwou Armstrong Ave disposal $150 642-3857 -i coll -11 SEVF.NTY·PlVl!l CENTS ff Y• C. Anww 1lte FolowilNJ CClhtor 11 wanted bnmed. Exp'd &/or Above average 1/h & typing Irvine 557-4040 .ENT. ,..;,. 6 ~ENT FOR ONLY $3 lhorts, capele~, th arr te. for ea~h pattern -add 25
I ~ &ffl,,. l'•~,:o'd LllrLllroe Aa 1-.:-.aew EC la ( ~-u -•'II -.n A ccoun Li.ng 5 k Bo P/ I APARTM . sz re .. '6. OR BUY WM"U NOTHING All easy.sew n rt y -nts for each pattern lot I •-..r n.-., . ,y .. -·.~ -111rwwJ , • c ssa,,,.:.,pre735. ~ .. -t1cgro''''nd' he! f;.1 ....... ~tbe . , hN:' Yi " tme • rtm:""old!A&st otter. Qll 001•~• D.,::!;t.~PA's·~·lkes blends. A_.lrM II nd•·-'·'llandl· 6T:>-4022, eve v1.J-l · c u P w, •""" Save Most Liquors 642-23$4/645-4601 . ,.,,"· ' ... ,., · m. • Ptt ted P ttern 9 0 S 4.: a 8 ~ • I, You·a ANS-u• •RI TIUTK""L PROOYCTION mac h In e personable &: well groomed. 841 Baker St, C.M. . Guitars, Amps, Roe.organs CliUd n , S~es 2 4 6, s· in&?:; otherwlae ~ n • ..-rv Salary range $7SO. +.Good KENMORE compact v.·asher & Pianos, ll.11 brands. s•·-reGnd• 1' ;18• y~ dC:llvery will take thret!: -WI GAN HILP YOU operator. Mllllng machine, Co. J3cn. Apply National STOCKMAN full t l n1 e, &: drye.1·. l'Ai yrs, old No aee limit, no parent need· ~ ress •weeks or nlOfe. Send to
A. D• yM h.••·...__ v.utlo)ial driY••1,... lathe &: drill prcu. Eicper. Systems, '361 Birch, N.B. mature, Jlf '& pa13t employ· \y{warr. $180 497-1426. ed. OfEN NIGHTS TILL 9,, 45-inch. • Alice Broobi the i DAILY
..• A-... L. ___ :::1·:.t1va lnttnl1••c•7 -4idred: OaS'I only. Bio-. ~ req l lr Hatch lldl M I I w -SAT Tii..-6:30. SUN ..... l!·5.'"" aVE!fQ.~l.•Vlt ct:?Wl nm. 105. Nt«llecnn -_.... r-Dyna m 1 cs, lrvlrnc., 11542 SECRETARY SALES o-...,_-. • • ' Bu ng •ter I -Now. TWO Convenient tor each pattern -·add .25 Dept., n--JM Old~·-· , Y•• fMI wffltJ.Mfy motlYafff to achia••7 .._ _ _._ A · firm ~• ~• ~ I --~
th L I ~ d • 1 1 ..u ~ .. .,ng ve, ne. lbi.pidly gl'O\vfn& lrvlne · lld l So cents for each m or StaJ.IQ.n~ew.J!?!"Jc N y D. 0.'" have ••• 11ty tom• • •C•• Oftl PIJRCllASING ~--k. Nat'I, ,.._.J '""""'"" voice to handle sruo. ENT jobll, good hr!! • Surplus' Bu ng Locations to rve You Air Mall and S"""'i Handl· 10011·. ' t -11 ..... ·-~~ -E. An ya11 ready to ••t • ,.,u1tlc c1r11t ob1•ctl•t7 ......,,. uuuu •'""'"" ltim A. Sat ..._. ' ot NEW FULLERTON MUSIC ~· , -. F. If'" w.,. cenYilica4 that ha!, wat •••I abli, woulil 1141lbo8t ma.nut. flnn, biJ'lng order desk. Good typing P e eves morns. l\tATERU\L • lCY.A) s PILOT. 442, Pattern Dept., Zip, .....,... 1'ambet.
• yoll •cc.apt It wlttiovt tlilay? !or head 1 oUlce. 6 MOI. sklllt. No sb. start $600. ~ -! bonuses. Ca 11 ITEMS! Door!, lumber, ply. l8I9l Euclid, Fountain Valley llll'; 9therwllle thtrd·clau NEE DLECRAFT 912!
, . YOU SHOULO llNOW J)UfChaslng experi ence Call Mild Wblte, 54(M;05rS. l>iJ_._, WCl'>d, alum sheeting, mold· 1 Blk. N. San Diego~-dellvtey, will take th.ret Crochet. knit, etc. n. nece11.~ ~ «> WPM. O>utal Personnel Agency, TELLER Ing, windows, etc~ : le Euclid. · weeks or more. Send to dlrect1ons, 50c. '• Tio; looff,. l•b• "' "1 '4"rll•od for lnlonnatlon c;all 94i,. ZlllO llarbor Blvd .. Coota & NOTE TELLER BUILDERS SURPLUS 1 e SS7-41S6 e Marian Martin. the DAILY 1 .. ta•t Macn--· e nrr4_p•rtv prof•1tlon1l,l11fl~•nt1 l1 ••1t1•fi111•• '(642 \ ;. Mesa. 2406 So. Maln St., S.A. 122 N. Harbor Fu.llttton 232 Wtst 18th St., New J38sic, taney lalotl, pat. • ;.~c~~;1k. rliht ,00,.. 0,.11, 1t th1 ,11tit 1 • .,.t' ,.. F.qual OpportunJty Employer *S.C'ys, lookkHpers App~~ To 1-ton ~ Sat 10..~ • 17l·1IOS • ~~~. N.iDo~~ ~~ t:,~J1·~bet ._. ...
quire• t1ch11Hiu1I • REAL "'ES't"A•i·~ SALES "Lb .R.einder'i Agt!"CY 13tlh Fanner . 714· 546-l03:7 __ , Office Furniture/ Zlr, &m and STYLll Learn b)'_ plctunll Pat~ e EucutlY• po•lti••it 1 ,1 flll14 th,rovtli 1x1c11fl"• In· SU~ CAREER. 4020 Birch Street Penoonel Departn1cn t Furniture 819 Equip ... · 124 NUMUJI:. ORE Q 1 k tuns. $1.00.
IM'f'l•w• ~lew or npaienc:9d. J oin lht Sldte lo4, :ND 833-8190 Security Pacific Bank SEE; M -u e c.ms;a.te llllhftt"Olft ...._ e Mi•• ,1,11,.1 wi1lll111, 11 .wt·· tet1I 1111~, World's laraest ud fulel1 Di .. A Job 13J.OISS 381 Forest. LAg. Bench * SOt<'.6-& LOVES&\ T * EXEC S\.VVL OfR.S SlSJ2S Fast't\onl and cboQSe one • more tban 100 silts .. rvrl'llTNr t'rllllll'l:f 'INC 11tow1nc -1• GIDllilalk>n No Ch•-• To Yw TELLERS Never a""1 s.i<a Sec c•-181"' .~--~ ·~-pattern tree trom our n.oo. ,
gg,u111" KAIHlwt • with a nctwoft( of over 500 E&tebil~ 1965 Expet-. &: trainee. r.1aturc. RecoM playtt $25. 968-7910 p1~11"867 ~W~i9 ...... CM S~Onolym~ Clltal<>z. All Cemplete ..,1 ........
.. ., "-All ,._,,, ,_ Y .. I of11e<1 and become a ---~~----1 Sanla Ana t. Hon!. Bch 1 PC bdrm,.,, Frem:Xln h Loulnds 64:!-3408' odietCO -· $100 ir-•• member of our MIWonalre lV u W<I t co ..---,,.,.----:;;a;I .fNgTANT SEWING BOOK 11" Jirtr a. .,.. . SDc. hff ""..,..' Or Cill..lMoy Club. Multt-mUlton do"·• WANTED areu. Full tlnn~ a work 58 O\\: • • • P l1nos/Orpns 126 11ew to4a,y, wear tomorrow. aooa: el ,. en. At:· .1 -Fot-..:::!:. Sat AM. Own transp neceu. SfiOO, 673-2191. ---------1 ~ Y -aw =r1l . .......,.. ·-~· SOc. _;.,~OIVICOST..=;r.s~:::=:-a"""Dr,.,__ lloonlloJ llcbool. USED or S&Ml·USED C4JI Mr. Kelly SCJ>'A, Quilted, ye 1 low , HOW about a little piano INSTANT FA S H ION QoOt - l • lS !la-
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• .. ,,1 •• --HOlll OMCI ~ IAllTA AHA I p1...., call 5'U689. • IRI K TRAINEE. YOID'C. ,,,.,,, fh. new. $125:"-Tb1jfCh-.tftffiD1 64601393 fuhloi\ !lCb.--u;---Qlllll -1--:-
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·--·.VOL 66, NO. 324, 2 SECTIONS, .26 PAGES OR};NGcCOtJNTY, C>;UFORNIA TUESDAY; NOVEMBER 21>, 1973
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Clemente. Gets ~lneFeas:e . for Nixon s~eu:rity
' , . llJ .. JOBN VAL~
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''llie 'lourth and 11r«eat· 111111Ja1 federal
i'antc thlil 'far for polke PJOtecllClll of ~ent iNIJM la on lta way today If the city of San Clen)eote. ·
3,The. amwal 111111 -this year·amountlng
.,, $189.20'7 -r· .marks the fourth year
!n'a·row .ti)a't the U.S. Law Enlorcemeot ·
Malstance 'Ai!mlnlS!ratloll 1Jas• .assumed
Ille, 'eotfra'i5oeta lor security relaled ID
Ille WO.tcril Wlilte Houae: · . ..
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_ And 'dty aides today •rplalne4 that
the !ncreale ot more than $52,000 over
last y~•,, ium comm Iron) ipme new
provllloaa ln .thO..program.
l!Wle1 uajng J!tW rulea, the city also
choee !Illa year to -t money which
alw•YI had been allowed , but never
(IOUlllt by San Clemente. 1 'Ille federal government beg111 tbe pro-
gram soon after Ntam eolabllabed' the weatem Whlte· 11ouae In. the coastal
city, with dllmks ol about $100,000 a
year coming In regularly.
,,,. money paid. for the aallll'l' and
lninlllc of the 10 -· l!ldell 1pectflc:ally. to beef up oecurlty. ,
'Illll year, lltd city Graol Coord\D&tor
Rolland Manon, the city· will receive
fundl · for 10m1 v~leo_v well u
the frtilce:beneflll of the 10 penotmel.
A l~t ldmlnlstrailve<>verbead
charge alJJO waa paid by the government.
Iroolc:ally, while the fundl this year
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werelbe bl&hest paid tO San Clemente,
the 1111111ber ·of Presldeo!)IJ vlslta thus
far to the Orange Coast bu been slim,
compared ID the eartler ~ of the
Western Wblle 11ou1e.
Preslcjenl Nlzon -wllo .a~eo a
hall-dosen or more tripi a year -
only has villted San Cementa three
times.
But at leut one of -Wdta, police
admit, created more work for oecurlty
ofllctala than aoy other. . '
Ftli'lner Marine ~ohnson ---~ -. .
. . . ·· ~ P~elists Ask Jury Rules fe~.,, .Dcte
.. · -· · Rebozo Probe In D h . ·Dlesel Shortage w~~~--~~f,te-1-f --=-='-ea~=t ,,___·
' .. , ""·".' -' members said today they would . • • recommend that Presldmt Nixon'• Of Spouse d h · CUSD close friend tbarles G.
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• .:. and "'-" )ly TOM BARLEY , . 11:Ut we u.Uu... they11 go along,'' -....... ...., ,... """
.. ~ ! . . . said a <ODllnlt~ atall member, A jury-ended more-than eight dayo
. Wltb a dWdlm« diele1 fuel . supply i-. tbe dillrlcta' tanb will nm dry "':el:.~;:! ~i!., ~ed. about of deliberatim today by llnding funner lllM 'could. rui1 oaf' hi' February, by February. 'be admi Marine Mark Allen Jobmon of San
• C1$1111W Uldfled Sdlool D ls tr t c I Som OdcU,-a-t ·superintendent .'N::O~.· ' . beha, --;, 'tt_.J_!!! .~H·oj~.-~ .. ~.;:.~Ibo~~~ OO(·hlian I a r Y_
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Soviet Communist ParlY_Secretary Since the program began, penslona
Leonid Brezhnev's official state visit and salaries have increased the city's
to I.a casa Pacifica drew repeated costs for the entire 49-member police
demonstrations outside the compound. force, he added . '
-'n.e security established in San .. The purpose," Maxson-said. ''is to
Clemente on that occasion was the improve our Police force and to team
tightest in fhe histocy of the operation. techniques that we 'WOUld not otherwise
0 Each year it seems to cost us more be prepared to engage in. for the pro-
to provide the extra people required tectiOn of the President:"
for the security of the President, and These include methods for handling •
we declded this time to add the new "". large crowds, demonstrations and riots,
~," Maxson explained. · he said. . ' .. -·
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Durtog hit _ ..... of -...... Bal·ldll -ney, !lay Sharp, i*VWl>Cl1 ~._ -li1ed a motiaO for a new trial Se t Roi . """""o1 ~ -· • ..,. 1\I ·G· z·· "• Ra,_ Thom-set Dee. . na e es .-hi'-""""---11·0 aso i·ne T. tbe -be w111 ~-Johnson Weot!lerl dial the. d!ltrict esp1cn tbe to wfiat ooold be a state priaon tenn
poealblity of ...... fuel from Dana . of ·-15
JOHN ANO PILAR -THEY'RE SPLITTING UP
W1ynes Announce Separation After 19 Years
lf}kay Harbor SJ ' · s up •W yean!. D,i,,W..,e' '. . S The ·1oreo dodt .11 IM ...,. harbor: q•, nn"'e nnn He told Sharp today that ,11e w111 ~e I W -~GU . ·· .:.: :r:..~~=-i::-~ ~~==-=-~-:~dUMg-Newp· ort' s Io· in . ay· ne,
Ford ID• 'T·o' te trustees ..... """· aupplles will IOClll F ' H l! ..J -u be -.. the motion, -will . . . ,.. be 11at lhei'e u-.U. 'or 0 iuuy (See JOBNllON, Page I)
-wASiml<rn>N (UPJ) -The siiate ~.~~ ~ ,,,,.. la IX>~ mtap "-al Yacht ·Crewman Wife Pilar to Separate
~ Ooinmlttee voted 1111nlnmaly to. altemaU... Qily tw mall bUsel aoe leut not ~ !be Orange Coast wbere
day ta ..-nmBid the conflmlatlon o! gas, ,'Ille ,....._'limn tbe die8el oil · moi.rlals 'lilll be ~!>le ID bey all the
..,. cmid a: Ford. v1ce pnstd<DL r..111e!: . .. =.:y -1o mate their Lost Overboard
I All nin0 Qi ·Ibo · inemberi M pn!ltl1I Trustees a&ft!Od tllat ·Ule anly vtabJe mjoyibje,
, a'nd ·-•~ for -•nnatlon, •-Mar'-alte'inatlve ta !be fuel allortqe is to A random survey of aervice statioos CAPE TOWN Soulh Alri (AP) •~ ~·· --cancel all bat tbe most critical bus along the <>range Coast Indicates about • ca -OJc>k· (f\.Ky.), said u be left the hall• tnpc. . hall will remain open thta Thursday. A crewman from the Italian. yawl
lair!ocig ·prtvate---of-llie panel-Nld trtps-uslng baaes will be &m!ral~of-the station-managera-.:oo--Tauranga-has beeil-losl-omtJoard-on
Cdok .uld preparation of· the · formal elimfoated &. lbe time being and aay tacted ;aid they were cloelng, not the sronny cape Town-lc>Sydney second
• cmmiltlff ·report would be completed bus trip deemed necesaary for athletics because of a fuel 1bortage but because leg of the ro~the-world yacht race.
avor the .four-day 'lblllbgivlng ~ er other key acllv!U.. ...Wd be .made they wanted to take a boliday. 'Missing' waa British Army corporal
thla·Wtek,.and .the .Senate .would start on .charier -lnSead ol district Tbo6e statioos remalplng open··aald Paul: .Waterhouse. He had ~ on
...,... on the nomhwttm. On Tueoda1 coaches bumllli .the ICl1'CO fuel. they had adequate suppll,., with · the the Brltlah army yawl Brlilah Soldier
lilfl" ~-~ t)ll>Oeted the aame day· Cblcai-allo q\ll!lned a muJU.la<eled exception of the Standard Oil COmpany-on the first leg from Portsmouth. A
, The. cmunl\tee ·action had been a-appioocb w .., .... including U90 of oiierated ataUon at MacArthur Bolllevard freSb ttew toot Brltlah Soldier from
. ~-Ford, "lo, the Hooae Republlcan .tel..,... iils!eBd rt telei>bone calls to and Rod Hill Avenue in Irvine. To con-cape Town and wa-... obtained
, IA>del'lfflll lour days ol bearings the bureiH1$ hi chirp of the fuel alJc1ca-aerve suppli'" the station el]leCta ID s~ial leave ID contlnuo· aboard
-·• tnvestJiailona by the tlcil"'" =.un:~·· ~. quit pumping at 4 p.m. 'lbinlay. TaUiimga. · -
, Seute panel . :-· ,.JJJ,f.otW tedlnlquts -J>lanned by Elsewllere In California and the oatkll Waterhouse waa ~ missing "'1· Robert C. B~ (1)-W.Va.). tbe the adminlstralon ...Wd be contact with 'lbanksglvlng travelers may fmd more -· ,300 nl!!lllcal miles nortbeat Of
. ~t JJ;ernocrallc .·le8du. made the .• elected repi'eieiitailveo to get them to service . stations closed this J"lll' than . the ·Crozet !Slanda In a ndlo,:mts8'8e
, -lo!"conlirmailon and·Olok--lobby·for a:~.i!lc~ties.that would they· did..Jast .rear, buUas supplies received In Cope Town Mmday nlghl idr ll. move CUSD ijp on the lis\. seem to be holding up well. . liOm the ROyal'Navyyacbt-AiMlltiffi!:-
.-ten.-Howard-<lannon~tp.Ne"1~dlstrlcHs-abo.,..,klng-on-new............Xa)L...}Jdous,. spokesman_!or....lbe The ~Lol.J1_1elLC..l!!LTown on
, inltlee chairman, said there was llttle bu& rules .that-<ool<LresulL in longer (See GASOLINE, Page I) Nov. 7. . ,
· dilcuSlloo and what there WU ceatered wal~ diSlances for smne pl]>ils. · · •
' CID bta repcirl .to the .. panel that two The pniblelii tbe dli1tricl 1'°'8 stems
· nI reports on Ford?a.CIJllpalgn eon-(See DIESEi, Page II • lr!IJutlooa nol completed by the 1aat • ' """""1ttee meetlng Wert•IVallable.
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Osear-winning actor John Wayne and
bis wile Pilar are· separating after 19
years of marriage.
Sourees close to the N~ Beach
couple, however, say the split is only
a trial se aration. and "they both hope
to worlt everjffilllJ "?''.'...-
They in fact are still living together
in their Baysbores .home although Wayne
is about . to lea\'e for an auction at
bis . catUe ranch in Arizona and has
other .travel plans that will keep him
on -the road for some time.
Among ·other things , the 66-year-<>ld
movie ,star will go to New York to
pose for attlst Nonnan Rockwell.
Jbe sources saMl there are no plans
for Wayne's 37-year-old Peruvian-born
wife to move to the · new house she
·purchased In Big Canyoo earliej' this
·year-:-Sbe"lias lQld rrieoos ·She acquirea
it '.'for financial spegdation" and planned
fo rent It · · -
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Clem.enre Council Will Receive Prwrity Package
The Wayne's manied in Kona , Hawail, ·
in November of 1954 after· a whirlwind
romance. ..
She had been a stewardess for a
Peruvian airline and w.as an aspiring '
actress. They met while she was in
Holly.woocldubbing_a' movie in s~.
Neither of the Waynes ~was aVilli6re
Cor comment, today.
The marriage is · his third and her
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$1 Million Raised
SAN FRANCISCO· (UPI) -Whlll!
dernon&raton: marched outside, sup.
Porters of Israel donated more than
$1 million Monday night to attend a
dinner in honor of Israeli Foreign
Minister Abba .EbaD. TeWiSh-supporterS •
attending the banquet purchased a
minimum ol. $1,000 in state of. Israel
bonds In addition to the, $15 1>0r person
plate.
Oraage
Weather
: ~a~~=8f'!':;-~~p.~ t_o ~-nee c.~""':1e.!~ty~J!
• J:1' Amolcl . -a New York ~ •· ~ ~'nlfled _;aawill_ au-.O(:_tibanolll!s. will
Gorgonlo an suggeotlmo foi: UJllJ'.ading major matters·comJng before councilmen
ol Bonita c8riyon and Vtate Bahia puts. at the session starting a\ 7:i!(l p.m. _,.
Still'Oiber elfon. llhoiiJd be-' towinf ~~~Other ilems'OO the acliedllleclnciude :
develOjlneDt of the new : donated • -The setting-of a public bearing on
Clear skies and coolei-temper.
. atur~. are .wliat the Loa Angeles ·
weather smrloe .0...:-fcr.illle Or·
ang Coast Wednesday. Higli:i In the
mid~ for Inland portions and 53
at the beaches. Lows ·35-43.
..:.:'-"therapist' _. 'F'Ord be • Proposa•• w pay • .,_," come before San ctememe city coun· ,...,~ • aays · School' District trosteeo-·a sUpend of cl!men Wednesday · ·
1 Dill bat not u • patlen~. and Mn. • :in -~•-• were tabled by the The ..... •·-· • sealed'!n t .Allee Weston l!l>owal\er1'ho,haa denied .--~.. .,...s =•• -. a recen
'1111' alleptlon that e1>e' acceplecl 'l,000 . · · ~•Y becauoe of the abeence special meeting o1 the parka and rea',..
'.· (Seo rotll>. l'lae II of ttiree' member&. lion comml.!lslm -calla for Ibo use • , • 'nle board -openatlng with lour men of county revenuHbarlng · luncla for !be
,..,,.-----,-------. -.-·that a 11111 panel oboWc1 vote • Pt•'cl•ueand developnent of the.......,. .• • on Ibo Jn....,, -llll!alatloa allowt ' Wlitdl -beloop ta the Slate Dtflalob GARBAGE D ~y ,.. board ~-bin ID ~ COlll•., of -· .Althoa&h 'nOI ofllcia1JY ., 4 • ...,..11a11 for·--at ,,,,..,. baf. -·smplua yet city....,_ bate
'! ·. DE,jY-TQLD -~~'::~·Cllltbe~l6tal = ~ -tlon. ID~
Under tbatllibedlde Ille CUSD trmteeo 'Ille CllllllD!sslGn's , ~
, Son a...... reald!ota -would rup di. per .-Ion, not to nceod · also lnclades proposals !or development
1 tra111 ~ ta pldoed ap 111 tuo per month; ~ • • of -paits. 11 ...,. -....,. · · Qi Will 111.. lo wait ' . llooday'a im!ocl wu attended by ctm.i at a ......,t joint study lealoo
r daYt:~-·~ .. J ..:,;;. ... ·at· ·~George Wblte, wmard1'F Enqulst, ~ that Ume was 1111!'!1.lng by In · · Cl .... ·-"""'"""' ,,... nurit-aod Dr. Edw "~ -• "llie <'OUll\Yji'ant arena. •
Ille ~ lllildlJ, ftw,_ n-abo<ilt fJ.'Olll the ...,Ion were Commlsalonen promised & definitive
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pkkupo be inade 111 Friday, -•· Gardon Pl~;:-~ Smltll and ._._.lion In~ molter of-•· Wlll!lm ,,_,.,,, Amolll !be 'Jll'OPDlall other than San •
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by three deve'--rs In the :P u •• ~ . the long-delayed demands by angry ..,... a~, resident& who aaserl ·· tbet Ille use area, where ·....tdenta ol Son Clemmie variance granted, to the· Crestltte, Ag·
and cap1strano. -all would be ....... gregate Producla. plant be reviewed by · ed by tbe lactlity meuuring nearly the council. -., of dust and noise
focn., ~ ......... but of-' pollution have been the ..,..led cry .--u .,. -•a-by hundrecls of resident& ,of Vtate 'del . '
Church Auction Set
A funckalllrl' alcllm of dmated Items
will be lj)OlllOl'ed Nov. 29 by OUr Lady
of F'alimli c.thollc Qiurcll ID San Clemente. 4'-1.
Doors of parish hall will open it
7 p.m. for the specllll sale andflirowt'ers
are welco~ to view the auctioned Items
ahud of the btdd1ng. Rel'relhmenlt will
be' served at the event.
Verde, Sboi'ecllll5 North and other
residential nelgbliothoods br !be area of the planL ..
-Final public hearings on modifica-
tlona to the -I plan calllng for
the setting of opelHjioce districts ; male·
ing the laoo-.... elemeota ciii!orm-to
the roning map·and the'shllt In land·use
of the Shorecllffs Goll Course area. '-
-A letter from 1he 'legal Sfalf of
the Tunes Mirror Company seeking an
explanaUon·by the oouncll for Ila recent
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-· INSIDE· TODAY.
Nine Scripps CoUt ge coeds,
Including two frf1Tll Orang•
County, invelted a $50,000 do-
nation t~ tlle colleQ• <md · !lla<U
$3,000 for the colltQf 'through
i1ivestments. See story page i.·
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South Coast · •Nixon Knew All~ Yule Mail
Fire Pump
Autho1·ized v
Purchase of a t,500-gallon-per-mlnute
pump truck for the plaMed South Coast
County Fire Station in the Laguna
Niguel-Dana Point area has been an-
nounced by Fifth Oislrlct Supervisor
R41ald Caspers of Newport Beach.
Cupen said the Board of Supervisors
opproval of the 172,500 high capacity
pumper will add lO a ladd er truck and
IDOl'kel truck planned for the same facili-
ty.
........... The .. ,uperv11or .. aald . the county Is
negotlaUng for a suitable site' for the
fire staUon which ts scheduled to be
In operaUon late next year. In the mean-
time, the equipment will be at the
Llguna Niguel subsbUon.
FuOds for the pumper are from. federal
revenue sharing grants.
"This planned equipmeot will greaUy
tnbance the ability of the County Fire
Department to combat fire-In lhe area,"
Casper• said. "It Is part of a oountywtde
effort to improve .fire service." He added that the county is presently
being rated by fire tnaurance authorities
and the new 1tatlon should improve
the grodlng and result In lower lire
JmuraDoe rates for area residents.
Martha M~tchell Tells Meetings
ly HILIN THOMAS
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Martha Mitchell said today that Pres!·
dent Nilon "tnew eveey,thing tha! was going on" In his ni-elecUon
campalgir,betore 1nd·after1he Watergate breok-ln-and bugging.
, She said that NIJ<on and her hUJband, former Attorney Generol
• Johh N. Mltcbell, went out on the presidential yacht Sequoia "every
night and discussed the campaign from bel!inning to end.
"There wasn't an)'lhlng-tlmt Nixon didn't tnOW'," she said in a
telephone tntervlew. "ThJJ la the truth.'' ·
Nixon has asserted publicly on severol occasions that bis re-
election Cll\IPalgn was tlie "first campaign I didn't run" and that
Hoven:ealous but well-intentioned" supporters on "the Coinmittee to
Re-elect the President may have been responslltle for the Watergate
developments.
South Ciiiist Zone Unit
Approval Ratio $9 tn $1
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Deadlines -
I A4 if sleet, snow and the dead al ,
night weren't bad enoough, mailmen now
have the energy crisis to worry about. 1 1
Impending nalional luel shco'lqel blva '
forted the U.S. 'Postal Servloe to move
up its Christmas mallinf deMlllnol by ;
as much as two weeks.
"The urgency of the fuel energy crisis I
compels UJ to request a me-wff:k ad·.
vancement of mggested dates we Cave 1 for:-domesu·c ma:u -and a-two-week ad .. :
vancement for foreign mail,'' a postal j
service spokesman in onnce Cou12tt1
said today. • ~
By CANDACE PEARSON
ot 1111 DMlr 1'1'91 St1tf
The new deadline for moiliq -le 1 Cirst class Christmas mail is Dec. I
rather than .Dec. 15 for on-time delivery. I/
Domesllc, surface-delivery parcels, ex·
cept for those to Alaska or Hawaii, The --Assembly committee chaired by should be mailed by Dec. 3 \llder the
Assemblyman Alan Sleroty (D-Beverly ™:W guidelines. Deadlines for Alaska LOS ANGELES -A total of $9 in
n'ew construction has been approved by
the South Coast Regional Zone Conserva0
tion Commission for every $1 it has
denied, its executive director said Mon-
. day.
Testifying at.a hearing of the Assembly
Select Committee on Coastal Zone
Hills) Is looking into the first year and .. H_a..}Vaii have been moved to NovJ
of1ProhPochsltlon 20etl, ththe 1972 c;oa
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stal zone 2.1. ,
ac w 1 creat e conUni$s ons. Air mall . parcels to addres.se1 lnstcW
Sleroty kt A ... mblyman Paul Pliolo the CCll\USUOOS United Stat.. -that'•
(0.S.nta Monica), the only committee excludll!g "1aaU and Hawaii -ollould
members· present Monday , as k.e d be malled ·no later than Dee. ts. 'I1w
C&rpenter and Lane what legislative ae-deadllne to the two faraway 1tatef 1"
tion might help them. two days earlier -Dec. 13. ·
Lane asked for more money and more Mailings to foreign countries have
Calpen aid lire oWclall cited • need
for oerlal lire equipment and blgh
copadty woter delivery In the South
Cout area because of the high density
1----..!ll<lmtlal-nelghborboodl-ln-Daua-l'olnl -·
and Laguna Niguel.
_ llesourcel bere, Mel Carpenlec said
about 25 to 30 percent of the permits
denied come back to the commission
ir. scaled down venions and are ap-
proved.
commission time, by allowing alternates dead.J.j.nes for specific are.as, depending
for elected officials. Hill requests were on the regularity of po51al 1erviOD1
ed!oed by Joseph Bodovitz, executive abroad. •1
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Coast. Magazine
Assails 50 MPH
Fuel Solution
The edltor1 of Road and Track
magazine have warned congreumen that
!Ix,~ 50-mll .. J>er"hour ,.,..cl limit
111 "iPoor 10lutlon" to lhe fuel problem
and Uiat rationing ls a more feasible
altemaUve.
Stall members of the 21-year-old
Newport Beach-hued automotive }ouf'!1al
,.., tile slowdown Is not only un-practical but a1ao "inequitable" and
mlde their feeUnga known ln a telegram
to lllI Calllomla legislators. ·
• The Coogressmen were told that many
.can on the road "can now average
2) miles per gallon or better at 6$
mph while most bigger can, campers,
"IDObUe homes, and can towing trailers,
'11'1 ksl than 10 miles per gallon at
50 mph." The Road and Track message also
explolned that the llO mph limit would
•drop' Ille "actual average to uodf!'· 40
anpb, lur1lltr uriiJUng, lhe ell!clenp' of
-man)''ntW can. Sto{Hlld.go driving cauaes more po!IU·
·tlon and uses moie gas than steady-speed
.aulslng, ac<ordlng to the magazine'.•
•ezpertl. Jim Crow editor of Road and Track,
·said the tel;gram made clear that "the
-secret of lower smog levels and better
gas conservation is to limit the number
of can on the road, limit the actual
~amount of driving and keep the cars
that are on tile road moving."
' 1be telegram was sent to Senators
Alan Cranston and John Tunney (both
D-CallfornJa) and U.S. Representativr-s
Androw Hinsllaw (R·Newport Beach\,
Rlchanl T. Hanna (().Gardeo Grove),
,cialr Burgeoer (R·Rancbo Santa Fe)
,and Craig Hosmer (R·Long Beach).
From Pagel
;GASOLI~ .•.
:American Automobile Association, said
1 today that Spot checks showed no major
tiasollne lhortages, although he received
: reports that isolated service stations
, were limiting sales.
1 "The thing that should be emphasized
·ob that there will be no major in-
1 ~nvenience for holiday travel," he said.
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·Stop Thclt lJ1nlJrella!
A sudden gust of wind lofted this un1brella from the hands of an
unidentified youth and his date, attending a college football game in
Fresno.
Dogs Tear Boy to Bits,
Killed by Jersey Police
JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) -Two
vicious dogs killed a 6-year-old boy aod
partially devoured bll body before they
were killed by police, who were also
. attacked by the animals.
Police said t"" patrolmen found the
tiny body of Herbert "Junior' Rm9ell
of Newark about 11:30 p.m. Monday
in a vacant lot near a duster of aban-
doned buildings where be :!Ometimes
played.
110ne of the dogs Was standing over
It and ., I stepped forward, he m1de
-a leap· for me," aid patiobnan Tboinu
Jonea. "I pulleil .. t my gun and sbOt
bitn 'while be was still in the air." ·
He said the Y.'ounded animal and
the other dog, both believed to be
German shepherds, fled to a nearby
Retired Nurse
Loses Savings
To Con Artist
A 72-year~ld retired nine lost most
of htr life savings Monday in what
Orange County Sheriff's officers said
was a callous but cleverly executed
example of the old "bank examiner."
Investigators said Mrs. Zella Merle
Woodcock of the Garden Grove area
told them she received a telephone <al\
from a-man-who identified himself as
"Lt. Brown," a security officer at the
United califomia Bank.
The widow said she agreed to help
her caller in what he said was a plan
to detect a dishonest employe at the
bank by withdrawirig $2,400 of her sav4
ings and handing It to him.
She said she met "Lt. Brown" at
the bank and withdrew the $2,400 while
he waited outside. She said he then
took the $2,400 In cash from her, told
her to wait for a few minutes ·and
went into the bank.
Mrs. Woodcock is. still waiting for
.. Lt. Brown." In vestigators said he ob-
viously left the bank by the front door
while his eld erl y victim waited by the
rear .entrance.
Investiglitors today warned all Orange
County midents and particularly elderly
persons that the Christmas season will
bring a sharp inCrease in· the type of
crime that cost Mrs. Woodcock her sav·
ings.
Doris DuB.ridge
Rit~ -woonesday
Funeral services Wednesday will be
private for lloril DuBridge o1 Laguna
Hills, wile of former presidential sci'""'
advts« Lee DuBrldge. She died SUnday
at age 73 at her home.
A native of Iowa, Mrl. DuBrldge ls
ourvived by ber widower: by one .Ji..
Rlcbanl. o( VI~; 1 dlugbter Barbara
McLeod of Canop Park; and five
granclchlldren.
Mn. DuBri<IKe and her husband,
wbo aervetl bodi Pmideot EiloGOOwer
and Pr..ideot Nixon as a lulf-tlme
acleoce advisor, had lived In Le~ure
World U... yean .
DuBridge was preaident of Cal Tech
in Pasadena for 22 yean.
Mc:Cormlck LaiWll Beach Morltw)o
II handling aranremeots. Burial will be
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garage. Jooes' partner, R9bert H.,.,
guarded the building while Jones called
for help.
While he waited he diacovered the
body of a third dog wblcb police said
was apparently killed by tile pair. There
were bmes of other antmala tn the
area.
Police said the boy was rtporled mlla-
ing late Monday by hi'tiandmother, Ruby Johnson. She told Ice tbe boY
sometimes ,pllyed In abandoned J".IUJllngs aod police began their aearch
about 11 p.m.
Jone1 spotted the dogs as they Oed
into buabet close to where the child'•
body w., dlaoovered.
Police aid the dogs were owned by
a man Identified only u Mr. Howard,
who kept them In a fenced-In lot. But
police said the fence was partially tom
do"'"t-
l'romPqel
FORD ...
from Wm!er·Berger to lnlroduce hlni
to Ford.
The House group MoodaY bean! theoe
witneSBeS;
-Rep. Michael Harrington (0.M..,..),
$3.id that in 25 years in the House
Ford has shown "an absence o(
leadership." Harrington added, "I don't
thlnk we'll ever aee it from hlm."
-Rep. Edward P. Boland (0.Maso.),
supporting Ford, saJd: 11His style, hb:
rhetoric' are not those ol a Kennedy.
He says what he thinks. He also gets
thiogs done. He could be the kind of
president that Harry Truman became."
-.Joseph L. Rauh, vloe chairman of
Americans for Democratic A c t l o n ,
challenged Ford's voting record on civil
rights and the extent of his experience
in foreign affairs:.
-Clarence a.f. Mitchell, dirtctor of
the Washington bureaq of the National ·
Association for the Advancement of
C<ilored People, Said-the NAACP does
not have a position for or against Ford
but that his voting record "shows that
he has a restricted approach to civil
rights."
l'ro111 Pfffle. l
PRIORITY ...
oompromise decision on rate increases
for cable television customers in the
city. The panel declined t<j.(alse, the
monthly sefvl'ce Charge bu! agreeCI to
-higller feet for new customm. -
-A debate between a local telephone
company and a critic over proposals
~ split the Orange County yellow pages
into two books. Tony DiGk>vanni, local
locksmith, has assailed the Idea as cosUy
to small bullnesaes. Pacific Teleplme
Area Manager Robert Gannoo pro-
to endorse the, Idea before councllmen.
-A report from City Manager Kenneth
Carr on proi-<f water 1Ystem Im·
provements.
Bus Crash Kills 9
OAXACA, Mel<loo (AP) -Nine
persona wtre killed and 2t other• were
Injured Monday when ao intentate
buo lklddetl oa a rq1-1 ay n turned over, the Red c:i-
'lbe bus woa cm II• iray lo thll
touthern llq!co 'city from the caplial.
A3 of early this month, Carpenter
said, 1,769 permits represeotlng 1991
million have been approved and 74
'permit•, valued al '145 million have
been denied.
• The South Qwist commlsllon covers
Orange and Los Angetea counties.
Carpenter'• 1taU.Ue1 backed up a
s\a,tement made early &bat day by atate
Coastal Commlsalon chairman Melvin
Lane, who aaid~ "We've not stopped
the basic economy of the coeat." .
F,....P .. eJ
JOHNSON •••
be returned to sbte prison to resume
serving what will be a ... tence amended
from the earlier commltmenl ol five
yean to life.
The tall,,handaome defendant bad serv·
et! t..., yean of !bat ...,....., when
bis convlCUon on cbatles " lieaind deg?ee m'urder was overtunid by the
Fourth illltrlcl Court ol .Appali.. I ·
The appellate court ruled in ' divided
opinion that Judge William Murroy erred
when he allowed the . prosecution' to
preoe11t the jury audio aod visual tapes
taken while the arTested Johnson was
under tbe infiuence of a truth drug. .
Much ol that controvmlal evidence
..... kept from the Jury In J-'s ......r tr1a1..
The jury returned lo the -several times during Its elghklay recess
to ul: Judge 'lbompaon to again 10
over bla finol iDotructlcm anti to 'ult
the judge on two -to ardor the rereading ol testimony.
Jolmloa wu arrested by San Clemente
police a year alter the body ol bll
wife, Connie, 22, was found sprawled
m the bed in the couple'• apartment
at tll Mooterry Lane.
JolKlllOll told police cm June II, 11170
that be found the body alter be returned
from duty at El Toro Marine Corps
Air Station.
But the proacuUon argued during both
trlafl !bat Johmon _atabbecLhis wife
alter 1 quarrel that began when she
complained about her hll!band'1 persl!l-
tent use ol marijuana ..
director of the state commi!slon. The Postal Senice lo one of the llrgal
Carpenter asked the legislators for government users of fuel, tbl CX1UnlJ
requirements that all ' ·local qencles spokesman Aid. · 1
delay the Issuance ol building permlls "The serioUJDeOJ of tbe fuel ahortqe
on projects until the commission has to the Postal Service is underlined by
.granted Its own permit. the fact !bit In addition to the fuel
Both Orange Md Los Angeles Counties con.swned by commecclal air carriers,
are doing this vohmtarlly. we roqulre apprcWJDltely 3llO mllllm
Reouirlno all local building and safety gallons of fuel to tnvel us bWlm
departmenb to IMpect developmenls to miles to deliver the 90 billion piecel
see II they fulfill coastal commiasloo of mall each year," the 'Pl"-nu aid.
txlllcOOOllll also would help, Carpenter He estimlted that the IDllfmen ct 11ld. America will use 45 milll"'1 galilnl ol
The regional commlsalon doesn't have fuel during the moolh ol llecanbet
enough time or peroonnel to lnspect-a1cne-. -
all completion notices, which, Carpenter
said, are just starting to come ln.
Carpenter listed what he thought were
South O:>ast Commlsiktn successes in
the lint year, including ~
-Reducing den111tles Jn attaS where
the commissloo feJt they were too high.
-Increa11lng access to the beaches
by requiring more on-site parktng, leav-
ing street parking for visitors.
--OeUIDg developers of adjaM>~~ eds to worit togethe< before a ying
for pennits to come up with tter
coordinated building.
-Requiring more open 1pace on Jn.
dlvldual lot.. •
-Redudllg the nuin)Jer ol . unlll in
large, planned commwtlty· developments
for "more p1euing" ardlltectural and
esthetic elfeds.
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from a fecleral rogulatlon that Inna
the mnlmum diJtr!ct supply of fuel
at 7.700 gallons per month -..,.
. as 181\,.-year's average.
. But II that llllJCh fuel Is not 1vallablo,
the district ""1 hive to IOllle lor-•er
much there II up to thet lrvel.
. <l!icu aid diJtrict parenfl would bo
lull1 inlonned "' the -·· luol PR!>-lema ll!d he pnJnlied 1o keep bo11!f
niemher1 abrim\ ol the fa t e I I developments.
-Caualng a better quality construction. .Bomb Kills Two Carpeoter admitted that the oom·
ml.!slon meeting!! still take too long
and that It take1 120 days after applying
for a permit lo get a-public hearing
before the commission.
Bodovitz said there II a chaoce the
commlslloru: will get some funds from
the 11172 federal coastal zone manag ..
ment. act, wblch bad been beld up by
Prelident Nixon.
· Nixon ju.st authorized If mlllioo, of
which California would be eligible for
$400,000, for planning, but a S<nate con-
ference committee ls recommending $'7.5
million, of which flll0,000 would go to
Callfsnnla.
111.e commissions only have two years
tmtU a coutal master plan is due ln
the Legislature, said Bodovltz. They want
enough money now to finish the.. job
without begging for more funds midway
through lhe plan, he said. 'Ibe com·
missions will need almoet $2 million
to complete the planning phase of' tlielr
work, Bodovitz added .
PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Two par1tX11
were killed todly when a bomb ~
demolished a car owned by a mliltarJ
police major who -for blgta
political coun¢1 member Slrlk Malik.
one of the leaders of the March IS,
11170 coup which· ovmhrow Priaco
Nrodom Sihanouk. 'Ibo --. 1111& tifled by police •• the atster Of Majl
0 . Kongslyo and the driver of the car.
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Wayne's first wife wu Jotephlnt
5aenz, mother of hla four grown ddJdrtn.
His secmd wife was Espenwa Bliir.
Wayne and Pilar have three chlldren
Aissa, 17, John Ethan, 11, and Man. L '
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INSTALlA TION BY ALDEN'S,
IN OUR SIXTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
C ARP E .TE D"THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
COSTA M~A. NEWPORT BEACH, LAGUNA
BEACH AFID HUNTIN6TON. BEACH. ONE
·NEIGHBOR TELLS 'ANOTHER ti NT I L WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCK.
THE FORMULA IS SIMPL6-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH.CUSTOMER HAPPY. ASK YOUR . ' . NEl6HBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
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N.Y. Steeb
Qpen-Space Group Blasts Moulton Ranch Plan
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. ~ ,ii llll'laclnc ~ aplnst ~ 11,mdi · plans to deVelop 1111 zu1a1 unit& a~ the ridge nne
Arch Beach Heights.
Crtlklam of the de<>elopmenl bu mme
,cb\illy from Mildred Hannum, a m<mher et " Ibo; eililens committee. w b I c h
""1nallled the open spoce elemeot ol
the ~plan. 'GOOI.~ by the committee
and iuloPled by the Plannln( Qxnml.,ion ...
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and City Coancll, call Jor the ridge
line to be acqulr<d u an open opace
butler and park for Ardi Beach Helahis.
Otberl crlttcal ol the 1111 unlis inClude
Cow>cllwunan Pbyllla Sweeney and
Carolyn Skendarian, oewly appointed
Board ol Adj-member and Arch
Beach Heights rmldent.
ACC!Jl'dlng to tenuUve plans deveJoi>ed
for the Moulton Ranch by the finn
of Chapman, PbiWpo, Brandt and Red-
dick, ihe unlta would be localed just
out ol the city limiis on the east side
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of the upper portion ol Balboa Avenue.
Bob de Almeida, a plamfr With the a.-finn, uploined that the .~
would be of low demlty and contain
park llld llCbool sites.
Acceu to the site would mme from
a pro-1 estenakln ol Alta L8g)lll8
Boulevird to Top o! the World · and
mto the El T...., area to the north
and onlo Pacific Coast Highway an the
south. -· "By developing this parcel, they
assume the exlemioo of Alta L8g)lll8
Committee
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am the -'9 of 1-Beach have
indicated they don't nnt that," said
l::ounci!wunan Sweeoey.
Mrs. m.nnum, a lqtlme open apece
supporter, bas taken her ,complalnls both
to Chapman's !Inn and the orange Coun·
ty Planninc' Commillion, wb!ch wjll have
the !inil say oc the plan.
Mrs. J!annum said the """' space committee called the area "Moulton
Meadows Part" with. the "fond hope
tbal naming II -.Id lead lo ita u!Umalo
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reailzalion as 1 canununity park to
service Arch Beach Heights."
Mrs. Skmdarlan DOied that the area
Is one ol few localions that could serve
as a park !or the Arth Bead! Heigh!s.
She objected to the Chapman finn
plannlng for the area without ccmulting
Arch Beach Hetghta mmrnunity leaders.
'!be mUre issue should come before
the Arch Beach Heigbta property owners
associaUoo, Mrs. ~said.
She .noted that the City Coundl ap-
~ espencliture or $Zl!ll,OOO In federal
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revenue Sharing !or butter stJ1p ""'
qulsition and that plans are In the C111inC
to double that 11111Lwlth malcblnc fl!ndL '
. Plamier de Almeida •Id the -thing the city could de to lend oil.
developments would be outright parcliUOI
of the 174-acre parcel. • ·
It bas a price tag ol $>12,000, accordlDi ;
to the adopted open ipace element ml
a purchase priority ol !Ive-on a am1&
ranging from ODe (highest) lo 3'
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Wast Unit . -. -; ~
Sospttt Hunted
Asked:· ~Let -. Young Laguna Woman on.Bike Hit
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By JACK CHAPPELL Of-~
Craig Eyerict bad niched bis Young
wt!e Patti bicycle off toward downtowc
La..,. Beach In the momlng.
'l'llen u be worked in the yard ol
·,_ _ . . the couple'• small apartmen~ the phone
~ Beach city officiail askecl the rang and the >olce lrcm the pclice
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1111 ·tlii.:-· lllllj' porlq ..-IJ':..~.: • c. t..= __ own way. · ;· .. •dhl and ltdand, tbe -
'11!1!11111 ._.1o..,. • lll&liil' ·ol mf • .. llAllOir: a. •· llolt of ..... ... the -u """'!;, ....... .., .... ~ ...... 1111117
It·-H ean pl ilellnblo cbancter 81 l'lal ft
eiiil ol dol""111• aiid H ·11 means ,,,., Ille ,po11cema ..,.. and m-o..
. . Craig to South Coal aed the -adi'""!ll ta 11ooe,-~-11eacb room where Patti lay, her lace bloodied J'l-*'I ~ W-lloody ~ and abnded. -· ·
Tiie -Cooll Rqiooal 1me Craig, 23, Is a hospital orderly and
Coma flli<il Commlsalon met In San he ..,. be'• -to ...ing blood. This . -. llme,.be aid he nearly hit the floor.
Otment. 1Clly Hall for • planning attl 23 bad been nm down...b~:a .,, "'. Al Is .. ""1il-d to belp develop veblcle' 111e' could!i'I see.
a ·-.v-plan by 11'1111114 Wlllll The driver ran and left her bleeding
~3" la the middle of the -I near the , W V.,W Roy ·Holm 1o1c1 -of Glenneyro and Pearl
..L ~ ~.-two -home. Ille. -1cJ .,.tbal ll!e-clly' .. pMloll No wl-lo the acddenl have
...... ol ll)OlllDO II the maII ales "!'?"' !Gnran1 ao lar.
ta'i, ......... ~:c!IY l!k .. to -Craig • ollerial .. nwant· of fSOO ~l!MlopmmL . lo._ w-lnlormatioa will lead ~ be ~ ~ the cily'; C1D'I meet to the ~-atl!I cocvlctioa of
tliti '.' ""' -I llri<I -. com-(BOe IiEliAllD Pap Z) ............. l<i!C -1lul pllnl to • bUlll1 omtrallaed paiting lllruclunl in-
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SEEKS HIT-RUN DRIVER
Husbend Craig Eyerlck
~.~~ to solve tbe problem," l"1ia . ·ail(I. "by oil-tile parking. We ... ~ IOke that into c«lalderaUoft."
~lajd tbe dly ta calfll!I between tbe --cmnnt--which waata
_,,,.ning to "' _. baach --> ed Ilia ... bomu.,laLl'loleelioa ,..,,, _ wlddl waota fmr can am ..... )lllldng--
Dogs Tear Boy to Bits,
Killed · by Jersey Police
•Qodinl-JllllY -o I llowt*t'Boach Objected that tha """"
.... a1ld II ID a 'dflemma : Whit
.. ... -cenlralbed pming llfilo.
-tbll don~ :rel ala\-..
Al -tbne major mmnerdal pro-loclo-ID ~ !IM<h are coming up beloio lbt <OllllDisalon in the next few
• JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) -Two
vlc:looo dop tilled I 6-yur>Gkl. boy and
pertially -bis body before they were tlllocl by pcllce, who were also
attacted by the llllllnal!.
· Police said two patrolmen lound the
tiny body of Herbert "Junior" Ru18ell
of Newark abcul 11 :30 p.m. Monday
1n a vacant kJt Delli' a cluster ol aban-
cbied bulldlnp where lie someUmes
played. .
"One ol the dop wu standing over
II and u I stepped Ila wanl, be made
I leap for me," Aid ~ Tboriw
.l<laes. "I palled . out' my gun and abol
him while bt wu 111111 In the air."
Ht. Aid the -lllllmal and lbt . other . ..... llolb bel1eved to bl --
Gennan obepiierds~ fled to a nearby
garage. J~' partner, Robert Hess,
guarded the bcilding while Jones called
!or help.
While be waited he discovered 'the
body or a lhlrd deg which police said
was apparently killed by the pair. There
were bones of other animals in the
area.
Police said the bOy was reported miss-
ing late Monday by bis grandmclher,
Ruby Jolmoo. She told police the boy
aomeUirieL;played' In ihe abondooed
bo1ildlnp and police began tbeJr search
abcut II p.m.
Jones spotted the dcgs as they fted
Into bushes clooe to where the cbild'1
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.Voting
Unanimous
:W ASIDNGTON (UPI) -The-Senate
Rules Committee voted uuanlmouoly fo.
day lo recommend the cocflrinalion of
Rep. Gerold R.·Ford 11 vico prealdenL
All .. ot• ......... weN pr11mt
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Coot ·--ol the ·,._i ' ........ ,... ....
emmnlllee ~ would bo compW«I
OYOI' Ille f-y 'lbanksglving recesl
tbls -, and the Senate wooJd start -... 11!" -1natim ... _,
with a 90le ezpecled the aame clay.
PLAY FOCUSES ON ·MACABRE WORLD OF-WITCHES
Conley w.,.. Plungu Into Ploy "Dork of Ille -u
The C<lllllllttee action bad been ex·
peeled. f'ord, 1111, the Hoese Republican
leader, underwect four days ol bearings
and ~e investigatioos by the Senate paoel. . . .
Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), the
assistant Democratic leader, made the
noliOll fOI' conllnnalion and. Cool:.aecond-
ed IL
Sm. llllow-arcrld' cannon (i).Nev.), com-.
(See FORD, Pap Z)
Nixon _Reeeives
Cheers, Boos
In Memphis Talk
From Wire Savkes
MEMPHIS, Teen. -An'tvjng here
to discuss Watergate problems with
Panelists Ask
Rebozo Probe
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Senate
Watergate committee s t a ff
mem"""' said today they would
recOmmend that President Nixon's
close friend Charles G. ..Bebe"
Rebczo be cailed to lolti!y In public
bearings.
"We're r-.mendlng be be can.
ed; and ... think they'll go along,.
said a committee-staff-member,
who asked eel to be ldenUfied.
Rebozo bu beec asked about
1100,000 be admils be received on
N°IJ:oh's behalf from H o w a rd
Hughes. Rebozoo bas told the com-
mittee be kept the mocey in a
sale deposit box for three years,
then returned It. •
Republican governors, Prmidecl Nixi>n -
spoke lrle!ly to several thousand well· Laguna £' -uncil wisher& and crlttcs who alternated chem ~
with boos. ·
Standing .In froct of the betel where Sets Sycamore the governors were meeting, Nlxoo
called attecUoc to an -ker'• placanl
that read, "I believe ln Nixon and ]J H Am~g that the welmme bad "made Hi s . earing .
our tday," Nixon said, "I believe in every' one ol you." 'l'be l,.aguna 'lleach City Council ·will
Although the crowd w11 Ull!!lllbled held lb first pobllc bearing oo a'proposcd
by invi!Jllcn, the most promlnenl signs developmenl plan lot the SyCl)IDOl'e Hills
held aloft in the area called for NID:m'a area at. 7:31) p.~ Wedd esday at city
resignation or lriipeacbmenL ball .
lnF~_: G":.,..gt~.:i::= Tbeccancll ·wlll w.1111 a,speciflc plan
(See MEMPlll!I, Pop ll for the adeptlon by the 'clty .. planning
mmmislioc fot the. 'firlin area lying
'Dark of Moon'
To he Performed
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At Laguna High .
'!be Smoky Mountains Myatery, "Dal1i
of the Moont'' -will be perform~ by
the 1-n• Beach. High· School drama
departmenl Nov. 29 and ~. 11114 Dec: :
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The play-wlO-.!ocus ... the -.. world or wllcbes and conjure om .la
the .backwoods of the Smoldes. · .
Robert McCarty will perform the lead
role, John, a backwoods lad who brusllel
with the witches' world. "
Instructor Jerry McCullccb bas cut
both male and female studenls ...
witches in the moontain mystery.
Performances are scheduled !or l :lS
p.m. each nigh!. Tickets ani '2 lot
adulis and fl for sludecta. '
" Impeaching Sought '
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -The
American Civil LlberUes Union" of
· Nortllern Ca1ifomla 111d Monday It bal
collected 24,7UO signatures demamlng
President Nixon's . lmpeachmecl and .
forwarded them to the House Judiciary
Committee. .
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between El Toro and Laguna Canyoc
roeds.
The development plan forwarde<UIJ
Ne~rt Inveatmenls Inc., bas splllrd mntroveroy 11nco ·the, jlresent pl&ns in-
itiaUoc more !ban a year ago. • -
Weailter
Clear skies and cooler lempel'o
atures are. what. the -1.M Angeles
Weather service sees for the Or-
. ang·Cout Wedrie!dily. lllibs In tlie ·
mid-605 !or Inland portions am 51
at the beaches. Lows ~ • By TOM llA1ILEY
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Oranae County ~ Court Judge
Wiiiiam Mlirray 1iJc111 refused to bar
--from 1111 --during lrlal ol I fl Jldlb linpdl .llled by
a -w!lo -'*' mtra~ In I Joca1 l&UDI Je4 lo :lier lat.. pro-
mlaclllty. •
represents the defending l!Qllday Health
Spa of <>range. ., . .
LewJs also Ul1lllCCe!Sful\ complained
~ that. newi accounla ·of the lrlal
,constanUy refer to bis parllclpalioc In
wUl bu beocdle kniJwn II the -"Cable car Cue.'' .
In 'tlial San Fraclxo lrlfl, I )lry·
awarded ol!)ce -C-S,iies, 25, '50,000 iri damlces after Lewis ,...,.
cmlulty araued that a cable car injury
in that city dw1pd her personality.
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"You just can't .keep th1J kind of
thing away lnim the oews media and
I don't lnlml to try," Judge Murray
added. HWe will jult have to take utra
precautioos wlien .._uvo juron are
being queslloaed abool this caae. ..
Jury .aelecllon IOI ...i.r way today
and Is upecled to .... 11aua lbrou&b
Wednollday.
The Sy"!lfllOl'e Hilll area bas formed
the "keystone" of what Laguna en-
vironmental groups and specifically the
Laguna <nenbell, Inc. -to ... preserved in Ill natural -I state.
Ne w po r I laveltmenta development
would 'place !,011 residential unlls 00
the 522 acres, along with a commercial
.,.. and culh!nl -· City P1anolnr lllreolor w.i,.. Moody
bad -With I proposal applying
standanll ol an --ordlDlnce !or platmed -llal developmenis to
Syoamore Hills. II ~ have pennitled
1,111 teSidmtlal unlta. • ·
INSmE TODAY
Nine Scrippa ColUQc C'Ofdl,
b1cluding llOO from Onmgo
County, ln11<sltd o '51),000 do-
nation to th< coUege imd !llildc
$!,000 for the coUtf/C Uln>1117h
in .. st....,.ta. Ser •torr -7.
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Jqe Milmy made Ifie ntl1ng after
)I..,... for bod! .lidel cilmplalned that
local -perl eou1d ulilaifly ~
lbt jury by prtnlinC the •..,wit of
.damqes being soug!ll by Mn~ Marla
Ebella Panoc, fl, ol Aaabelm.
"I'm !IOI goillg to bar neW>paper
reporters from. my courtroom," Judge
Murny firmly tol<I both lawyers. "W•
will deal with the problem ol juron
who bava bwd ol this case u "
-up durinC jury lolec:Uon.
Mrs. Panaa lnlliallJ< med Ille health
apa !or $tto,ooo -lbe sullerod bums in the OnDge • ..,. three ,..,. ago
after the baadle lo ·the door of her
cubicle all~y came oil In her band.
But the laWIUit WU stepped up to
fl million -the plainlill, . descrlliid
by her lawyer u a -Calbollc (!loo ND8llllN, Pip ,,
'l'be planning ""'1IDlstlon WU split
on de<>elopment and finally ..voted ID
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veralOo to the OOlllcll tor adoption 18
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Diesel Shortage
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Mulled by .. CUSD
With a dwindling diesel fuel supply
that could run out by February,
Capistrano Unified School D I s t r i c t
trustees Monday night briefly considered
pumping boating fuel from tanks at
Dana Harbor to run their buses.
Trustees were told by a top CUSD
administrator that unless the federal
agencies allocating fuel can be jogged
loose, the districts' tanks will run dry
by February.
Sam Chicas, esslstant superintendent
!or busln ... , sald doum ol attempts
have been made to reach the agencies
in Sau Francisco but all have failed
miserably.
"Either the phones are not answered
or they are bµsy," Chicas said.
During their discussion of alternative
courses or action , trustees heard a sug-
geation by board member Edward
Westberg that the district explore the
possiblity of using fuel from Dana
Hamor.
'1be Arco dock at the new harbor
is the only retail source of diesel fuel
along the Southern Orange Coast but
trustees were told suppll•• Will aoon
be short there as well
1be majority of district bules cannot ilse gasoline. U Ibey did, purchaae from
fegular gu stations would · be an
alternaUve. Only two small buses use
gas. The remainder burn the diesel oil
for !uel. Trustees agreed that the only viable
alternative to the fuel shortage is to
cancel all but the most critical bus
trip~ . . Field trips us1ng buses will be
elinUnated for the time being and any
bus trip deemed necessary for athletics
or other key activities would be made
m charter buses instead of district
coaches burning lhe scarce fuel.
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REWARD ..•
the driver. Laguna Beach Del. Carroll llu!h has
been tacking down all leads on the
crime since It occurred shortly before
II a.m. Friday.
He admits that the leads are few
ind aayS the offer of a reward "certainly
can't hurt." . "We're grasping at straws right now.
I'd like ~ have anything I can get,"
Bush sald. .
· He revealed another possible witness
to the accident haJ · been traced by
police. He w8! · hopef~I .11181 new In·
formation would be forthi::oming.
0 She's not i-eally bitter about who
bit her. She's not the vengeful tYJ>e,"
Craig said Of hiJ wife, now In the
hospital's critical care ward.
Craig ls bitter. He says he Can't
understand how someone could dri ve
Off after nmning ·down another human
beln«. Certainly she was se riously in·
jured and imml?diate medical care need-
ed. "1bey mus t be ay,•are of what they
did," Craig said.
At fll'St ln the emergency room the
e1tent of Patti's injuries were unknown.
. "Just sitting in that y,·aiting room
ls bell Just waiting, you know. The
doctor comes out and tells you
everything ts all right.
· "Then the orderly comes out and f.alks
with some other guy and says ·that
gtrl's really bad,' " Craig recalled.
. Finally it was determined that the
major injuries were to Patti's face.
· O>ncussion suffered in the aecident
wU, minor, and a four-hour plastic
surgery operation , was wxlertaken to
repair her featureS.
A famil y photo carried by Patti's
mother, Mary Nygaard, showed a young
girl who looked like a pretty homecoming
queen, or a pert cheerleader.
"Being young, if something happens
to your looks, it's a hard thing to
accept," Craig said.
"She looked in a mirror and said
.she didn't like what she saw," ?ttrs .•
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DAILY PILOT
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Chicas also outlined a multi-faceted
approach to the crisis, Including use of
telegrams Instead of telephone calla to
the bureaus in charge of the fuel aUoCa·
Uon program.
Among other technlque1 planoed by
the admlniltrators would be contact. wtlh
elected representatives to get· them to
lobby for a shift in priorities that would
move CUSD up on the list.
The district is also working on new
bus rules that could result In longer
walking distances for aome pupill.
The problem the district faces 1term
from a federal f!gulaUon that froze
the malimum district supply of fuel
at 7,700 gallons per month -same
as last year's average.
But if that much fuel ls not available
the district will have· to settle for howeve;
much there Is up to that level.
Chicas said district parents would be
fully informed ol the district's fuel prob-
lems and he promi&ed to keep boenl
members abreast of the f a t e s t
developments.
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mittee chairman, said there was little
discussion and what there was centered
on his report -to the panel that two
FBI reports on Ford's campaign con-
tributions not completed by the last
committee meeting were available.
Under the Constitution, both branches
of Congress must approve Ford, aod
the H04U Judiciary Committee was
holding its closed-door .... ion today to
bea. three witnesses who also appeared
before the Senate panel in executive
session.
They were Robert M. Winter:. Berger,
who wrote a book mentioning Ford ;
Dr. Arnold Hutchnecker, a New York
psychotherapist, whom Ford says he
met but not as a patient, and Mrs.
Alice Weston Showalter, who has denied
a.11 allegation that she accepted ,1,000
from Winter-Berger to introduce him
to Ford.
'.!'he House group Monday heard these
w1tnesses:
-;-Reo. Micbael Harrington (D-Mass.),
said that m 25 years In the House
Ford has shown "an absence of
leadership." Harrington added, "I don't
think we'll ever see It from him."
-Rep. Edward P. Boland (D-Mas1.),
supporting Ford, said: "His style hls
rhetoric are not those of• a Ke~y.
He aay1 what he thinks. He . allO pts
things done. He coilld he the 'klhil of
president that Harry Truman became."
-Joseph L. Rauh, vice chairman of
Americans for Democratic A c t I o n
challenged Ford's voting record on clvii
rights and the extent or hJs experience
in foreign affairs.
-Clarence bl. Mitchell, director of
the Washington bureau of the National
Association for the Advancement of
Colored People, Said the NAACP docs
not have a PoSitlon for or against Ford
but that his voting record "shows lhat
he has a restricted approach to ci\'il
rights."
Front Pflfle J .
MEMPHIS ...
from his Key Biscayne home for a
private meeting . Vlilh GOP governors,
who in a convention resolution also prais-
ed the President's determination to make
a full disclosure on Watergate.
The President's jetliner landed at
Memphis International AirPort and tax-
ied to a stop before a crowd of several
hundred persons. ,
Nixon w~ greeted by local officials
before heading by motorcade to the
hotel where the gOvernors were mee ting.
Plam called for the President to ronfer
"'ith the governors for about 90 minutes
and .to return to \Vashington in early even mg.
~e of the governors wef! looking ~or N110~ lo provide some specific new
1nformallon at the meeting to answer
allega tions of wrongdoing.
He was und erstood to want the private
session so he could personally defend
his Watergate record before the state
executives and convince them that their
clear-cut backing for him would help
re,iuce the scandal's damage to the GOP. •
Pollster George Gallup told the
governors Monday Watergate was sure
to pose "serious problems" for the GOP
in next year's elections. If trf'e con-
gressional races were held now he said
DefT!oct'ats. ~ight win enough ' seats .J~
be 1n pos1hon to reverse any Nixon
yeto. ..
.. -~v. Ronald ReaR;an ot California ad·
vised colleagues to refrain from com·
ment on Watergate "until we 've hf ard
from the Pres ident."
Nllon also took lime off ~londay to
rela1 a little. taking an hour-long boat
ride wi!f1 Gen. Alexander Haig and bis
close lri~, C. G. '"Bebe" Rebozo.
'Bomb Kills Two . -l'HNOM PENH (UP!) -Two perooos
were ldlled today when a bomb •xpl01lon
demolished a car owned by a mlll~ police m1jor who worked for hi
political council member Slrllt Ma ,
one ol the leaders ol the Marti> IJ
1970 coup which overthrew Prlnc6
Nrodom Sihanouk. The dead ...,. Iden.
tilled by poUco 11 the . 11.!tet ol Maj.
0 . Konplyo and the driver of the car.
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but waa not a wuto ol Ume and money I
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JOHN AND PILAR -THEY'RE SPLITTING UP
Waynes Announce Separation After 19 Years
Newport's Jolin Wayne,
Wife Pilar to Separate
Oscar-winning actor John Wayne and
his wife Pilar are separating after 19
years of marriage.
Sources close to the Ne·1J)Ori Beach
couple. however, say th e split is only
a trial separation and "they both hope
to work everything out."
They in fact are still living together
in their Bayshores home although Wayne
is about to leave for an auction at
his cattle ranch in Arizona and has
other travel plans that will keep ·him
on the road for sorr.e time.
Among other things, the 66-year~ld
movie star will go to New York to
pose for artist Norman Rockwell.
romance.
She had been a stewardess: for a
Peruvian airline and was aft-aspiring
actress. They met while sbe was in
Holl~wood dubbing a movie in Spanish.
Neither of th e Waynes was available
fo;· comment today.
T.he marriage is his third and her
second.
Wayne's first wife was Josephine
~enz, mother of his four grown 'children.
HLS second wife was Esperanza Baur
. Wayne and Pilar have three child~en
A1ssa, 17, John Ethan 11 and trfan'ssa 6. • J '
From Page J The sources said there are no plans
for Wayne'.s 37-year-old Peruvian-born
wife to move to the new house she
purchased in Big Canyon earlier this NEWSMEN year. She has told friends she acquired • • •
it •fqi';finon!'ial lpeculalioll''rarid~ait~ • · '.~.._ , I , . f,. ~ ,-< t l'' , ~ 1 • to rent·lt. ..: ~ ' • • 1 mower-o seven, aue~y ~ ;l<JPed
The Waynes manied in Kona, Hawaii, urges· that led her to seek mates in
in November of 1954 after a whirlwind local bars. . DeJ)OSitions filed In the pretrial phase
Young Laguna
Turke-y~rotters
Vie Wednesday
In the days of the Pilgrims, children
celebrated Thanksgiving with a chase
through the woods (o see who could
catch a wild turkey.
Students at El Morro Elementary
School in Laguna Beach will re.enact
the chase with the fifth annual "Turkey
Trot" Wednesday at 2 p.m.
Dr. Donald 'i\'oodington, superintendent
of the Laf.!na Beach Unified School
District, wdl be on hand to start the
500 yard race.
Student entrants will run the course,
full of obstacles representing Jogs,
streams and other diversions.
of the lawsuit contain the determination
by a psychiatrist that trauma developing
from her entrapment led to a psychiatric
condition in which Mrs. Parson became
three separate personalities.
_ --~, _<>f _ _J!lJ>se_-rsooali!!I'!. th e
J>S)'Wlatrist stated, di:veloped stror\g ten-
dencl"" that led her to frequeotly desire
Intimacy with strangers.
A second personality, identified as
"Betty" in the dep:isition, frequently
expressed remorse about the sexual
tendencies of "Maria."
Lewis has staled that he expects to
call about 50 witnesses in "'hat he
believes will be at least a four-week
trial.
Bus Crash Kills 9
OAXACA, Mexico (AP) -Nine
persons were killed and 29 others were
injured Monday when an interstate
passenger bus skidded off a regional
highway and turned over.
LONDON (AP) -A Japanese ...
pedJUon hunting the Loch Ness monster
suspended the chase today after a two-
n1onth search. Net result so far : a
pile of bones and some weird noises.
HWe are very disappointed," a
spokesman for the 16-man e1pedilion
said. "But we shall be back early next
spring to try again."
The eipedltlon arrived In Britain Sept.
7 with the aim of. somehow driving
the elusive "Nessie" to the surface with
miniature submarines and photographing
it.
Reports of the monster's periodic ap-
pearances in the Scottish lake have
baffled scientists for years and amused
skeptical area residents for just as long.
Dozens of persons claim to have
sighted the monster the past 40 years.
Several photographs have been produced
but have proved t a nt.allilngly in-
conclusive.
A popular idea of the anlmal pictures
J•. as. a long-necked, small·heeded reptile
wtth a large hump on its back.
The second phase of the Japanese
ope.ration wlll use a specially built un·
manned computer-operated capsule, the
spokesman said. This device, being built
in Japan, will grope around Loch Ness's
murky depths sending out electronic
bieeps In a bid to locate the bewildering
behemoth.
The e1pedition spokesman said the
ftrSt phase of the search cost $250,000
Monarch Plaza
To Do Without
Yuletide Lights
Merdmnts in Laguna Niguel have taken
steps to save electricity during the
Christmas season.
At Monarch Bay Plaza, the merchants
association decided at a special meeting
J\fonday to cut out all decorative lighting
pn outdoor trees and posts around the
parking lot.
The merchants are considering a pn:r
posal lo reduce night lighting of their
signs as v;ell, a spokeswoman said.
Avco Community De ve Io per s
spokesman Geoe Wblte said thermostats
ha\'e been turned down In all company
Q/~ces aqd . employes urged to use car pools to get to work. ·
A Christmas home decorating contest
sponsored by Avco has been revamped
to stress non-lighted displays. It will
be judged ln the afternoon rather than
at night.
Clieetali Gives .
Birth to Eight
SAN PASQUAL (AP ) -What first
,...-as believed to be the second lar11:est
litter of cheetahs ever born in captivity
'vas actually by far the largest, animal
exr.erts say.
The ·San Diego \VUd Animal Park
re90rted Friday that a cheetah had
given birth to four cubs , second only
to a, litter of five born once in
Amslerdam.
But ciJter the mother left the nest
Sunday to find feed, park workers
discovered eight cubs, one of them d2ad.
Another died in the park 's animal
h~it.'.'I SWJday nig ht. The others were
listed in good condition today. There will be boys and girls races
for fourth, fifth and sixth grade students.
Trophies will be awarded to individual
class winners .
· A real turkey will be awarded the
student with the best overall time.
Races will begin at I :30 p.m. and
continue until 2 p.m.
SESAME STREET
Basketball Set
For 'Biddy Boys' SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARB~ AREA' THAT HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S, '
"Th• divers did hear certain q...,.
sounds when they were down,11 the '
spokesman uid. 11And then UM wen
the bones."
The boneo were found ln Urquhart
Bay, an Inlet midway 'along-the
northwest bank of th• :!&-mile Ions loch.
The spokesman said the bones were
unidentified but mf11erloul fOOUlh to
give the eipedlUon &ood cauae to start !
sear<:hing again.
"We think the monster II a glanl 1
eel," the spokesman Uld. ''Thert are
lots of eels in Loch Neu, you know." j
The Japanese have decided qalnll
using midget BUbmarines in the ,neltl
stage of the search because scarcely
anything can be aeen in the depths. I
The expedition was led by Tokyo
businessman Shamhlku Yoshida. His
team included four divers aDct an ~
derwater cameraman.
Yoshida has no doubts about the
monster's existence. Earlier ln the
search, he told newsmen: "We 1 believe
in Nessie 100 percent: Ever 11nce I
was a small boy, Neale bu boon Ibo
biggest thing In my Ille."
Laguna's Mayor:
Keep Irvine
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Off the Coast ·
A coastal-oriented city better un-
derstanda how to adminilter an area
like the tmdeveloped lands between
Laguna Beacb and Corona del Mar,
Laguna Beacb Mayor Roy Holm laid
Monday. ·
Holm adclr<oaed a ~ -Ion
of the South Coat Recionol 7.ooe
Conservation Commission at S a n
Clem~te City Hall.
A!ked aboul Laguna'• lllhere ol fn.
nuence, K'olm said it did Overiap in
the area of Irvine Cove w:lth that et
Newport Beach, and poaibily, with the
future sphere of influence map of the
city .of Irvine .
Holm said Newport Beacb and Lquu
Beacb could -k oul a opUl ol the
downcoast area with the Irvine Co~
pany, which owns the land.
But he added, "We don't think lnlne
should come over the hllll. Jt'1 .. too
tremendous, irreplaceable , invaluable
• piece o1 properly to be admloislered
by. a city with a largely Inland. ciOm-
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SYCAMORE. • •
a specific plan.
Although It'• the first c:ouncll beartnc
on .gycamore Hills, it may not be-the
last as Vice Mayor Peter Ostrander
will be absent frm the Wednelday
meeting. The council appeared to be
reading for continuaDce IO the full body
could part,icipate in the decision.
Also on the council's public 'bearing
agenda ts consideration of the dty'a
general plan open space and COllltrvaUcm
elements both of wblch lriiply • the
Sycamore Hills area should ~·
The Ne\vport investment a1Jow1
more than 70 percent of area u
open spaee.
Mayor Roy Holm lndlc:ated at Ille
last council hearing of the two ieneraJ.
plan elements that the coundl would
atlempt to resolve any conruc:ts between
the elements and the pnipoeed opeclfic
plan.
"Biddy Basketball" will soon be under
way at the Boys' Club of Laguna Beach
for smaller fans of wha t is cOmmonly
a tall man's sport.
Biddy basketball uses a smaller ball,
smaller court, smaller basket a'nd
smaller player.
Tryouts for boys from 7 to 12 years
of age •. <Yill l>'1 geld ai-1-p.~ov.
28, 30 and Dec. I, 5, 7 and 8. •
Tryouts for boys 13 and 14 will be
held at 7 p.m. Nov. 27 1and 19--a:nt't'
Dec. 4 and 6.
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C ARP ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
&_.OSTA MESA, NEwgC>RT BEACH, LAGUN>.'
BEACH AND HUN1'fNGTON BEACH. ONE
ALIJEN~S ::
1'he Boys' Club also needs coaches
for the new leagues.
Further infonnaUon about I.he pro-
gra ms Is available by calling Nick
Gffiesple at the Boys' Club, 494-2535.
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body was discovered. I
Police said 1he dogs were ow!'led by
a man Identified onlY aa Mr. Howard,
who kept lhem in a fenced-lo lot. But
police sald the fence was par~ally tom
down.
Howard told police the doga had been
fed doa food earlier In the day and
ahoul4 not hav<'been bW1grY.
·-· NEIGlilOR TELLS-ANOTlciEll UNTIL WE
HAVE· WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCk.
THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH C.USTOMER HAPPY. <ASK YOUR.
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, BRING '1Ell lN WITH
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Japanese Qtjit Nessie Search, Vow to Return ·
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LONDON (AP) - A Ja-ex-P'!!Won;~ the Loch NelS -~ the clwe today alter • i-llljll!th ·.,..,... Net neiiU. 10 far: a
pile ,of ~ and llOIDO weird nolaea.
. "We are· very disappointed~" a
~ for' the If.man upedition
llli!. •"BUI we Bhall be beck early nm
ipaing lo try .,.in ...
Tbe eipedltlon antved In Britain Sept.
7 with ll!t aim ol oomebow driving
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tho eiush• "Neale" to the surface with
miniature -aod pholograpbing IL
Reports ol the ·-er·s periodic ap-
_...,.. In .. Soottlala Jab ha"'
baffled lclentllta lor years and amllled
stepllcoJ' area mldents for just u long.
~ of penono claim to have•
•ilbled the monster the past 40 years.
lleveral photographs have been producea
but have inved tantallzln1ly II>-
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····Fordv Supported
Rules Committee Vote Unanimous
WASHfNGTON (UPI) -'!be Senate
-Coqualttee voled unanimously ·to-day Ip ,......._,. the cool1rmation of
Rep. Gerald R. Ford as vice president.,
· AU ·~ ol the ._,.hen wen pr.sent aDd 10led for coollrmation, Sen. Marlow
Coot JJl.Ky.), said u be left the ball-
)lol!r long private omtoa ol the panel
Ceoll said proparation ol the formal
commlllee report would be oooipleted
...,. the laur-<lay 'Jbankq!vlng ....... 11111·-. ·alllf the Senate would start
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-on the nomlnatim oo Tuesday mitlee chairman, said 1hore was Utile with a vote expected the same day. discuasion and what there wu centmd
'!be committee action bad been ex-on his report to the panel that two
peeled., Font, IO, the -Republlcan ' FBI reports M Ford's campaign ....
leader, underwtlll lour dsyx ol hearings · lrtbuUoos not completed bi ·the lut
and extensive inve.sUgatioos by the committee meeting were available.
Senate panel. Under the Cooslllution, both. branches
Sen. Robert C. Bynl (IJ.W.VL), the ol Coorresx must approve Ford, and
assistant Democratic leader, made lbe the House Judiciary Commlllee wu
notioo !or coolJrmal1on aod Cook aec:ond-holding its clooed-<loor semdon today to
ed IL bear three wltnesaex who alao appeared
Sen. """ard C&nnoo (IJ.Nev.), com-(See FORD, Pap I)
: V outh Killed by Two ;Dogs
-Animals Attack Police Before Being Ki&d
Jooes. "I pulled out my gun and DI · Ruby Johmon. Sbe told police the boy
bimllrililebewaallilllnthealr." sometimes played In the •-lie oald the _,,_ animal and bulldinp and police bqan their _..,
behemoth. •
'!be expedition spokelman, asld the
llrsl phaa o( lbe search -$250,000
but waa not a wastO. of Ume and money
altogether.. .
"The divers did bear certain queer
soundl . when· they werelldown,u the
spokesman said. 0 And then there were
the bones.'' 1
'!be bones ...,.. found In ·Urquhart
Bay, an lnlel midway alooc the
northwest bank o( the -[Qag loch.
'!be apokexman aa1d the bones were
unldeotlfled but mysterioolo ~ to
gjve the_ expedition gooct .._ lo start
oearcblng again .
"We think the monstet II a giant
eel," the spoke~ said. •'There are
lots of. eels in Loch Ness, you know."
The Japanese ..... decided ogalnll
uslnr midget sumnari-In the next
stage ol the •ouch llecauae acarcely
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anything can be aeen ln,tllo.deptbo.
'!be upeditloo -loci by ~ --m YOlbida. Hlll team Included lour 'dMl'I' and $l -derwater cameraman.· ·
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Voohlda haa no doubts · about .Ibo.
mooste.r's exislence. Eariler in tbi ·
search. he toid aewwmen: "We· believe:
In N...te 100 [iercml. Ever -t
was a small'boy, N-·~ -Ibo:
biggest thlng•ln 11IJ w..• ·-'iJ ---""""""--------,,-----------------,,..----.. 1
SChof ·G~ag lfp
El Toro High School , Is IJ!lder construction at the
ill~t\01!1 of Toledo Road, Ridge, ROute and caDad8 Road. The '6' million· facility . is scheduled ~~~~~~~~-~-~-. .
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to.open next faJL Jn the meantime·llle·echool'• ~· ·\
students are attendini school on doubla'.'llllllen. ·at · .
l\lission Viejo High·SChooL · '
' the other tine. -ba11md . lo be about ll•p.m.
Gee-. lll1p•adl,. 1W -.a -~ 1-,......i-41! ..... aa ,llld.tW
--~. ~ .Jlioll; .......... -.~wliort'tbrt!dld'i _,,1; ·.1'.:1~R , .,. ,;:-·. ..
,:lf,(Jr.,;IU eatts ... . ' . , .... : Kl' ... ·~-. · New . · ~ -"Toro Principal ~\lllili ...... 'lllillo ."-callod .......... --. lbr1*1p. . ··-l'llllat ... Ille lop ...,.. _.., . .~ ......... . ·~,. Wblloo be -be ....,_ the • -ldfnillltd mly .. .Mr. &nld, body . ., • thln1 doc wlddl pollce said wilo bpi lhlm la • leaced-ln lot. But
wu.apporstJ,J.killoilJIJ.tbo.J!!dt. There po!!?I Aid tho fmoe WU portlaUy torn
were bcmea al other ...tmal• ln Ibo down.
..... Howard told pollce the clop had been
Police uld the boy wax reported misa-fed dog' food• earll<r in the . clay aod
To Shortage
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Of Energy Seeks ·Communiiy · Ti,es ,. " .
ing. Jate lilnoday by bis grandmothe<, ahnul.d'not bave been hungry. Robert Bosanko, principal ol the new
El Toro High School, is formlng an
advisOry committee to help biin get
in touch 'WlllJ the educat191lai .D~ of
the community. ~'Gasoline· Still Plentiful . . .
Along Coast for Holiday
;i,;n II no plOllne lbarla1e -al
lOall DOI Cl! the 0rango Coul wilere iiiOeiijill . will ti0alile--W-11ay all Ibo
~ .• they need to make their ·Cl!>!(IYJi. enjoyable.
' A' r'mbn ll'irveJ ol oenlce llatlclll ,ilna, .the' .<>range Coul lndlcoteo abaul
.Jia1f · wm· rema1n -tlda '111ursday. llaYftl ol the 1tatloo manqers con-
·~ ,.aald 'they wen clollni. not · .w.-ol a fllel obortqe but becallse
.-waated to lake a bollday.
u 'Jbl!ee ltationl fe!Dlining open aaid
,. 'bad adequate llUPPlies, with the
·~ ot the .Jilandard Ql1 Company-.. -* * * ~st Magazine
~·50MPH
1£001 ·Solutlon .
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opented otaUcn al MacArthur Boulevard
and Red Hill Avenue In Irvine. To con-'°"" supp11.. the ltitioo expects lo
quit pumplnlf at 4 p.m. 'lbursday.
Elaewbere In Calllomla aod the nation
'!banbgivlng travelers may fmd more
---this year than they did lul year. but gu supplies
seem to be holding up well.
Kay Aldous, • apokesman for the
American Automobile Asooclatioo, said
today that spot checb .showed no major
gasoline ohorlaps, although be nceived
repor11 that Isolated setv,ice stations
...... limiting ssleL .
"'!be thing that ob6uld be emphasized
Is that there · will ·be no major in-
conveDlence for holiday travel," he said.
"There are no problems of fuel at this
Ume altboacb, o..,.. the holidays, It Is
litely that a number ol stations will
be operating oo schedules similar to
·whit they've been dolng on Sunday since
Labor Day." "' •
Aldous 1-d his prediction abqut more
-living dooinp oo "a pattern that we've watched for 13 weeks."
This pattern, ·'he said, shows an II>-
,...... ~,-~_that creue In the mnnber o111ati0os closing
""P'c+J 1JLi lk!U~·--~ ll!nlt _ earner 1n the _.., m1 oo -_...lo Ille ftlel ,..iilen) and' llolldays, .. they bad dooe during ·
l'allfDln( II a ...... ltlilble the poollne abortage lul ......,..,
".t~· . . • lie iald that driven ln nniote areu n-al Ibo ~ llloU1d their pl tanb 1t least
., "II>• eiUton of Road. and Track
·t:' 8-1: -.-Ive ,.._I :._Ip)! lull ~ ~ m elil>I chivinC· • ' the llOwdowii ls not oalve tm-• ' but allo 0 ineqaitable,, and :::,~.':l!T.=:"..:.." tel8lrllD Young Farmers
. ·•'-"" em..-... 1o111 lllat ~
" • 00 t11e '!""'! rcan -''"""" M ..... t ·m· lrvm· e ' , ma....::.-or holler al• ·~ wbllo·----...... --' ' -, ud '*' ...... lnllodo, tmne Star Raoc1ien 4-R Club meets
_, ' 1eu -It mllol per pllaft at at 7 p.m. Wednesday In the Culverdale
11 mpli." I • Qu.btiiule, lrvtne, , ..,_
.. ~ Road ' ud Track ......,. allo Y ..... IJIGl)le !ram 'mine 'to 11 may ~ that tbe IO mph llm1t would Join Ibo dub which ointeo a farm, ' aalUa1 a-e to under 40 ollenopportunUles to !um doc tralnlng,
further lhlltlni llit ~ ol ooOlina, marine biology, w l I d 11 I e ,
, can. pliolosNpey, -inc. mini 1 a rd en
o clrtfllfl -lllDN ~ --IDd a varlely al other ~ m .,. _ _,,IMllwl~ IMliel.
.' -.llnc to Ile m9$M'1 For ....., lnfarmatlon .-the dub
call -· Mrs. Joyce Dolla1 said ..,..,mCrow, ..... al.llolll ml Tra:t, _..... 11 .-to all llrteratecl ( .. ~ Pip I) ln1la ,..,....,. and their [iarmts.
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Irvine Council
'1ft Hear De'bat,e
On Zoni11g Law
Allonleyl for' the Irvine Con1>anY and
Ibo City of Irvine are espected to argue
the fine poln13 ol zoolng llw 1t tonight's
special cOODcU!Di!etlng. -
At Issue ls 11.4 acres ol land along
Unlvers)ly ·Drive west ol Beech Tree
Lane near the University C'.ommunity
As9ociation Clubhouse and University
Park Elem..,iary School.
Irvine Palnnlng Commlaxioners voled
3 to 2 last month to approve a site
plan !or apartmeni. on the property.
COuncilman E. Ray Quigley Jr. •I>-
pealed that decisloo, bringing the matter
to the councll tonight:
The site plan provides !or 25Z
apartments on the parcel. U built to
the muimum allowed by the current
zoning lbe land might accommodate 400
apartments.
Irvine Company President Raymood
L. Watson bas Indicated the company
is willing to go to the dial with the
city to delend lbe apartment IOO!llng.
In the company11 view, the suggestion.
that the ....,, ln force since 11114 would
be cl>anged, "violates the integrity ol
a . planned community," a compaDJ
spomman olioerved today.
Watson bal defended the addltim al
(See IJNIT8, Pap_ Z)
By United Pres1 Jateru6n1I -JaPan 'uked television staUOOI lo ban
broadCaStlilg · after midnight. Britain
revlrid its ~ slogan "Is this trip
really necesury?" The KliJg ot Thailand
tianned floodlighl3 !or his l>ec. 5 birth-o!&Y-. 'Aiid thl.. Soviet ColDmlllisl party·
newspaper Pravda ·concluded that the·
A Arab <>ii cu1liadc WU a va1uablo 1ool In
the' seardt f« a Middle Eut peeoe.
'1be rworldwide energy shortage
brought ..... ent· meetings ol Common
Market roreign mini.stets in Copenhagen,
clrasllc power Clllba<b.kl._-ln-
dumry, the threat of a ban oo SwidaY
driving In lbe United Stales and · a
He sent out invitation.. to local
Nixon Receives . . '
Cheers~ ijoos
In Memphis-Talk
meellng ol lbe ll major o11 producing . Frem· Win Services
natloos In Vleona lo cooslder further MEMPHIS, Tenn. ..,. An'ivlng here steps ~ l§e of the Arabs' .. oil WUJ>C?D" -against lrtenm cl Israel. lo discuss Watergate problems with
Japan appeared to. be the -.i hll Republlcim gov.,;lora, Pr~ Nixon
Ten large indUstries, including spbte brlefly ·t6-Rveral tliormM ·wet1 ..
automobiles, steel and petrocbemj,cals, wisher$ and critiel wilo al!emated cbeon
todAy began operatfug under a 10 pl!itent with ·-: .' ' '
cut in supplies ol oil aod electrldty. Standing In fJoot of the·~ -.
Drops ol 6 to 7 percent In ateel pro-· the JlOV""*" ·'-9 meotjijg, Nlxun
ductiou were predicted. ~ attentm1~ mi-~· placard
'!be J-govemmem ordered all tbal ~ ''.I ·bell... ln N1-ll8d gas Stallons to clo..e 00 Slndays aod America," . , '
bolldays alter liillinr lo ge\ operator. Aaertlng that the wdoom .. ba<t "mlde
to do It 111 their own. '!be (OV!'flllll'lll our daY.," Nlxoo said, "1 ·believe In
aaked Japan's TV statlom to tum oft. eveey ooe of·yau."
the "Ille late show" for Ibo not' ol Although the <>'O'lld• wu -eel
the tDerlY crisis, ·aod struuleil'to avoid by Invitation, Ibo MQlt prnnilnent signs
a total cutoff of Arab oil iiflboul 'bmk-held ali>ft.ln the art& called't.lr Nlxoil'1
Ing ties with Israel. '!be T1lilyo ·sugar teslgnatloo ot tmpeacbmen!. .
exchange.wu dOl!ed bealuse al hoarding F'oijowing up, m ........ _..,,...
and speculaUve buying. In Florld~.ana'Qwgla, Nl>oo new bere
Belglnm, West Germany, mlland, I.in:-from his ')\ey Biscayne home for a
embourg . ai'I' Denmark ·have .bilnnOd privite meetlar with GOP governors,
pleasure ·driving <f!eCUve s·u-n;d a y, wbli In.a COOWlllloo .--a1ao pra1s-
(llle ENERGY, l'lp·I) • (See MDiPiiill, Pap·I) '
Judge~.Won~t~ar N.ewsin.en
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II)' TOM llARLEY CNfltDelr ...... ...,
Orange County Superior Court Joilge
Wllllam Mmr~ today relllled to her
W!WiiDE!il from his courtroom during
trial ol • $1 m1lllon lawsuit' filed .by
a·_.,, ·wilo cialms her entrapment
In •-local -led lo her later proo miaculty. •
Judge Marray made the ruling alter
lawyers for both· sides curnplelned -that
1oca1 newspepen COUid unfairly lnlluence
tbe jury by prlnllng the amount ol
~ lleillg IOUll>t by Mrs. Marie
Ebella Panon, 4'(, of Anaheim._
SID FrandlOo trial lamr Marvin
Lewis, Sr+ ripnioents Mrs. Psraoo.
Fullerloo atlonley Dooald A. -
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businesses, potent-teacher Ullldatl.nr,
the Chamber ot CGmmerce, tbe Sberifr1
Olfice, the Probation ~ tho
ministerial uoOctatlon; and' bom4\ownorl
auoclatiom.
Ile. bopes•..fcr. i res[IGilOe al -'. 20 members.
Facllitles. ICl!".theJnew acbool are _. ·
consli'uclion ·In El Toro al . tho Jn. :
teraeellixis ii. Toleilo 'Iiiiad;:RldP ll<ite : Dl'.ive. 1aod--C-pM1• Road. •
In 1lle .lnlertm, the !Choo! lo , .....
held at -' Vlejo,-Hlgb Sd>ool•cn
double -·until 'the' ..... [mQdlnp are · llnilbed. 'Ibey are· aclledoled '*>r
a fall cijl<blilg. • -·
·~1 want peoP.le In )be .COllUllllll!ty ·lo
feel that,.thjs ,is-,thelr school;H Bosanko
said. "I'd like tl>em ·lo be u · claao
to it as they can. ,
"I rs ~ to i.... ·aa, lllldt Idea
as poulble. ol what ·lbe ..,..is ol ,the
community are In the age bracbl .we
will aer:ve,'' be aakl
He said -alao ·will ·ba· hnll<d to Jom .the cowritttee.
A bl-moothly schedule al meet1mCa Ill
centemplalel!, ·with the llrsl moednc
-alter the flrsl al, tho ;-. To-keep the committee at a·Dl&JllDO[>le
sllie, llounlo" sa[d 'only 11-'libo
volunteer throaCh an lnVlled:atpi1!aallill
are ellgjble. .
"I hope lhll· ll•a cenlllmlnc1111t wltll
the commuDity,.N be Aid.
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Clear -and cooler.tempef"
--are -·tloo ~ Aacol• weather ...-·-for the Or-ang Coast W...._y.·lllcl>l lD the
-(or Inland ~ im<l 11 at the 1-bes. Lows ':J5.41.
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• IS -T"id•Y, N°""'bff 20, 1973
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teriruar1 Date • Avalanche
Diesel Shortage
~Mulled by CUSD
Conserves
OnLigb,~
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Buries 5;
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4 Survive
With a dwindling diesel fuel supply
!1ial could run oul by February,
~trano Unified School D i st r I c t
l!:UJlees Monday night briefly considered
JlWDPlni boating fuel from tanks at
0... Harbor to run their buses.
Trus1ffs . were told by a top CUSD
administrator that unless the federal
agencies allocating fuel can be jogged
JobSe, the dJ strict.s' tanks will run dry
by February.
Sam Chicas, assistant superintendent
for business, said dozens of attempts
have been made to reach the agencies
1n San Francisco but all have failed
mlserably.
"Either the phones are not answertd
Of they are busy," Qlicas said.
During their discussion of alternative
courses of action, trustees heard a sug-
g~oo by board membe[ Edward
Westberg that the district explore the
pcmlblity of uslng fuel from Dana
Harbor.
The Arco dock at the new harbor
Is the only retaU source of dltsd fuel
From P.,,e I
MEMPHIS •..
ed the President's determinaJ,ion to make
1 fUJl dbdosure on Watergate.1 The Prealdenl's jeUiner llinded at
Memphis InlunaUonal Airport lind tax-
ied to a stop before a crowd of several
hundred persons.
Nlxoo was greeted by local officials
be.fore beading by motorcade to the
hotel where the governors were meeting.
Plans called for the President to confer
with the governors for about 90 minutes
and lo return lo w .. hington In early
evening.
Some of the governors were looking
for Nixon to\ provide some apeclftc new
information at the meeting to answer
allegations of wrongdoing.
He waa understood to want the private
aesslon ao be could personally defend
his Watergate record before the state
execuUves and convince tl)em that their
clear-<111 backing for him would belp
reduce Ute scandal's damage to the
GOP.
Pollster George Gallup told the
giovemors Monday Watergate was sure
to pose "serious problems" for the GOP
in next year's election,,. U the C!Jn-
grmional races were held now, he said,
Democrats might win enough .seats to
be in position to reverse any Nixon
veto.
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ENERGY ••.
Gasoline ataUons in Phnom Penh, cam-
bodla began closing today in preparation
tot the start of gasoline rationing and
oil for the Cambodian armed fo rces
was cut 10 percent.
At a Vlerma meeting or the Organiza·
Uon of Petroleum Exporting Countries
(OPEC), Iranian Finance ~1 in Is t er
Jamsbid Amouzegar said \Vestem na·
Ucm bit by the Arab oil ban offered
Iran up to four times the present pri ce
of crude oil In a scramble for alternative
suppli ... Am-lald newsmen Iran did not
Intend lo increase Ill oil output to fill
tbe energy gap caused by Arab oil
cutbacks.
Foreign ministers of the nine Common
Market nations met in secrecy today
In Copenhagen in an attempt to help
l!Olllind -cul off from Arab oil -
wtttle at the same · time to avoid
jeopardizing their own threatened oil
supplies from Arab nations.
"It's a very delicate situation and
a Utile bit awkward ," one diplomat
said.
'11Je ¥ab challenge to European unity
came Sunday with Arab oil producers
exempting eight market nation. from
the next 5 percent production cut.s next
month because of a pro-Arab Common
Market statement this month.
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DAILY PILOT
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Tiii ~I Mllttlfrlt pL.nt II •I lit Weit
.., ~ C.1• M9t, C..ll!Wni., nut. _
Rebert N. Wee.I ,,..~ ................
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along the Southern Orange Coast but
trustees were told aupplles will soon
be short Lhere as well.
The majority of district buses cannot
use ga90llne. · tf they did, purchase from
regular gaa atatiooa would be tn
alternative. Only two small tues use
gas. The remainder bum the diesel oil
for fuel.
Trustees agreed that the only viable
alternative to the fuel shortage ls to
cancel all but the most crltlcal bus
trips.
By JAN WORm
ot .. °"" ... Md
Use Iha reaU'ooliia with haste In El
Toro's Royal ·s.Yii1p lind Loin Bulldlnc
_: before the l!cbW ., out •
nmect ....iroom llPI -<11111
actually slay oa a ball boor) are just
one ol the lnnovaUve ltepo being taken
by dozens ' of Saddleback Valley
busineaes facing the eneriY crtals.
A auney of local major power users
lowld them all preparing for poalbla
shortagei. Field trips using buses will be
eliminated for the time being and any
bus trip deemed necessary for alhleUcs
or other key activities would be made
on charter buses Instead of district
coache! burning the scarce fuel.
Chicas also outlined a mulU-facetecl
approach to the crisis, including use of
telegrams instead of telephone calls to
the bureaus In charge of the fuel alloca·
tlon program.
At the Laguna llll1I Mall, publlc reJa.
tlons man Jack Singer aaid poftf1111ie····-
haa been reduced 20 per<otlt by placing
some tlOO lights on aborter lime schedulei
and by cutltna clown on beaUng and
aJr coodlUonlng. No outdoor holiday ~
lighting 11 planned.
Among other techniques planned by
the adminlstratora would be contact with
el~ed represent4tlves to get them to
lobby for a shift in priorities that would
move CUSD up oo the list.
The dlslrict Is alao working on new
bus rules that could result In longer
walking distances for aome pupils.
The problem the district faces stem.
from a federal regulation that froze
the muimum district supply of fuel
at 7,700 gallons per month -same
as last year's averqe.
But if that much fuel ls not available,
the district will have to settle for however
much there is up to that level.
Oticas said district parents would be
fully informed ol the district's fuel pn>b.
lems and he promised lo keep board
members abreast of the f a t e 1 t
dev.elopmentl.
FORD .••
The MiBoion Viejo eon\pany will have
no llghttna of tre.. ,along median strips,
aa 1n previous yews, and will reduce
other traditional Chrlatmaa lighting by
60 percent, aaid Glenn Mon, public rela·
tlom coordinator.
Inside Ml.salon Viejo C o m p a n y
bulldlnga, llgblod am.tmu decoraUons
will be turned only only loor boun •
day, he said.
With the .. cep11on ol aecurlty lighting,
all office lights and beating equipment
are now being turned off at each day's
end, he added.
Dea>raUve outside lights at the recrea-
Uon cenlerl bave beoD turned off as
Well
Mon aald a memo bad been sent
to all Millloo Viejo Company employea
asking how many plan e 1 t e r I o r
autstmu llghting at their homes. Most
have decided to lorogo II, be said.
In addltlon, Mon aald the company
Is itud)ibil i'tilil aerrice lor all employes
In the vldnlly,
In event that gu rallonlng occun,
few oompeny employea would then have
before the Senate pone! In .. ecutlve lo drlv,e to wort.
seasion. . Penoooe1 and aa1et employs have
'llley were ROOer1 M. wtnter-Berser, been urged lo -amaller con lind
who ?o'l'Ote a book mentioning Ford ; drive more slowly, be said.
Dr. Arnold Hutchnecker, a New York The ~ O>rporatlon allo t..
psychotherapist, whoril Ford says he taken steps to save energy.
met but not as a patient, and Mn. William March vice president ol fi.
Alice Weston Showalter, who has denied nance, llld mi'DkWes have been 11r1ed
an allegaUon that she accepted 11,000 to uae car pools 8nd tum clown lllelr
from Winter-Berger to iOtroduce him thennostats. to Ford. Traditional lighting of tre.. along the
The House group ~fonday heard these San Diego Freeway from E1 Toro Road
witnesses: • loorldthe north"" bom'C!ary, of ~ w ·llu·been-·lbla ,_, -llell. Michael ilanlngtOll (0.-.). March said.
said that In 2S yeara In the Houae Ford has shown "an absence of The tree llgbllng bad already been
O.Hr 'JIM Sl1ff '"°''
JOHN AND PILAR -THEY'RE SPLlnlNCi UP
W1yne1 Announce S.p1r1tion After 19 Y11r1
Neivport's Jolin Wayne,
Wife Pilar to Separate
Oscar-winning actor John Wayne and . The Waynes married in Kona, Hawaii,
hi.s wife Pilar are separating after 19 10 November ¢ 1954 after a whirlwind
years of marriage. romance.
Sources close to~ the Ne7p0rt -Beach--She had .been~ a_stew.ardeS!l for a
couple, however, say the split is onJy Peruvian airline and was an aspiring
a trial separation and "they both hope actress. They met while she was in
to work everything out." Holl>:WOOll dubbing a movie in Spanish.
They in fact are still living together Neither of the Waynes was available
in thtlr Bays.bores home although Wayne for commen~ tod.ar. .
is about to leave for an auction at The marriage is his third and her
his cattle ranch in Arizona and has second.
other travel plans that will keep him Wayne's first .wife was Jo~phine
on the road for sorr.e time Saenz, mother of his four grown children.
Among other things, the 66-year~ld His second wife. was Esperanza ~ur.
movie star will go ro New York to .Wayne and Pilar have three chil~en
pose for artist Norman Rockwell. :_wa, 17, John Ethan, 11, and Manssa ,
The aources said there are no plans
for Wayne's 37-year-old Peruvian-born
wife to move to the new house sti.e
·purcbased ·in Big• Conyoo earlier Uris
!year .. Sha has lold friends she 'acquired
it "for financial speculation" and planned
lo rent IL
F..-Pagel
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MOUNT SHASTA (AP) -An
avalanche swept down the ·•teep .slopes
of Northern Calllornla'a 11,lu.loot Ml.
Shy la Monday, burying five ·....,.
la~eera. FOW' aurvlved and . the l!fth
was missing, U.S. Foreat s.Mce ollldal!
said today. ,
A search was under way today on
lhe stonny slopes of the ancient volcano
for the missing man, wbo Is presumed,
dead, said Bob Anderson, Foreat Service
district ranger at the town of Mount
Sha.ota,. 50 miles north of Reddiac·
The survivors were identifted by
sheriff's deputies aa David Klmm9, 22,
Mike Benedkt, :u, and awct n.o.upooo,
all ol San Franclloo, and Judie Hamsocl
ol Nevada City. Identity ol the fifth per-
soo was withheld pendlna DOtillcollon ol
relativ~.
The team of climbers waa ucendin(
the mountain by ~·ay of Avalandle 'Guieb
on the southwest side of lhe zna55ive
peak. The slide caught them at about
the · 10,000-foot level while the four
survivors were ,. re!ting, the Forest
Service said. ·
The hlth cumber had put on his back
pack and was 'Starting back up the
slope ;vhen the slide hit, Ani:lenon said.
The rescue team comisted Qf two
Forest Service rangers, two members
of the National Ski.Pa1tol and .&. l'<IC\te
dog nown In from SealUe.
The accident oa:umd about 1:111 p.m.
Monday, Andenon said. '11le lour
survivors searched frullles.sly for th eir
companion. Then, they hiked 1~ miles
back down to a Sierra Club lodce where
three spent the night. One Clltnber
descended to the town of Mount Sbuta
to call for help.
"It was a classic avalancbe ltory,''
Anderaon uid.
At the time, there wu a cmer of
eight inches of fresh powder llDOW atop
an eight-foot snowpack at the Sba5ta.
Sid B6wl at about lhe same elevation
n the mountain.
The climbers' gear 1nc1uiied1Mc
strings of ny1on avalanche cord -a
valuable aid in JocaUng sorneoDe buried
in snow -but the survlvora llid they
had decided lbett waa no need fD tie
them on at the time. '
Anderson aa\d an avalancbe vlctlm
has a 50-50 chance of survival after
half an hour under the snow. The duiDOeS
decrease rapidly after that, he said.
Laguna's Mayor:
l Keep Irvine .. · ·
Off the C.Oast
leadership.'' HarTington added, "I don't ~:'~':~ i::e-Jeeary:;,•tb:. ~ _ apartments to a village such as Universi-
think we'll ever see it from him." F ty Park on grounds that they add variety Now the lights have been removed. rom Page I A coastak>rlonted city helter un-
-Rep. Edward P. Bol,~ ([)..Mass.~. At the Saddleback Valley's tallest and vitality to the commlmity. derst.and s how io adrninlster an area
suppoi;tlng Ford, said : Hil style, his building, the seven-story Royal Savings NEWSMEN Opposition to the apartments ha.! come like the undeveloped 1andl between
rhetonc are not ~ ol a Kennedy· and Loan in El Toro, the restroom · • • • from neighboring homeowners. A petition Laiguna ~cb aod Corona .del Mar.
He says what he thinks. He a1ao gets lighting Is just one tactic betna used. 11 1 Laguna Beach Mayor Roy Holm aald thin~ done. He could-·be-the -kind -,~·-·-James Manzi, cerllfied Proper t Y mother of seven, anegedJy developed ca ing or rezoning of the site was ?tfooday.
president that HaITY Truman became. manager aaid the management alao ls urges that Jed her to seek mates In signed by 959 pefsorui:. Holm addressed a planning session ,
-Joseph L. Rauh, vice chairman of explor;ni a possible cutbacl< In algn local bars. A spokesman for neighbors of the ol the South Coaat Reglanal 7.o11e'
Americans for Democratic A c 11 on , lighting at n!ghL lleposiUom filed In the pretrial phase proposed development told Planning ConservaUon. Com-al I ,a·a
chaUenged Ford's voting record on civil "Bui oor lighted signs are the llleblood ol the lawsuit COllWU the detenninat1oll Commission Chairman Harry Shuptrine Clemenle City Hall.
rights and the extent of his experlepce of tome of our basinesles." be l8k1 by a psychiatrist that trawna developlng that "apartment.s ca, ter tO a transient Asked about Laguna'• sphere of ln-.
in foreign affairs. "It's go1..ni to be difftcult to decide." from her entrapment led to a psychiatric fluence. Holm ~ It did overlap in
-Clarence M. Afltchell, ·di.rector of . Air -conClitioning Js being shut off dur· condition in wblch Mrs. Parson beCame type population, whereas Uni ve.rsity Park the area of Irvine Cove wttb that of
the Washington bureau of the NaUonal tna abort periods In the day without three separate personalities. residents are mosUy homeowners with Newport Beach, and poaaiblly, with the .
Association for the Advancement of affecting the temperature, he said. AU One of thoae pe1110nalitles, I h e pride o! ownership." future sphere of lnlluence map ol the
Colored People, aa..id the NAACP doel tbemmtats have been reset to 70 psychiatrist stated, developed Strong ten· During the site plan review procedure, city of Irvine.
not have a poslUM!i for or against Ford· degrees. denci es that led her to frequently desire the planning commission a t t a c h e d Holm said Newport Beach and Lel\IDI
but that his voting record "shows that Saddleback Valley Unified School intimacy with atrangers. several conditions to the project which Beach cou&d work out a apllt of the·
he has a restricted approach to civil District bas faced unique worries with A seaql personality, identifred as downcout area with the Irvine ~
rights." il5 18-bus transport system. So far, no "Betty" ln the deposition, frequently the Irvine Company agreed to. panY, which owm the land.
Cesaro Migliore
Services Slated
Funeral services will be at 4 p.m.
Wednesday at Pacific View Mortuary,
Corona del f\far, for Cesaro Migliore
of hfission Viejo. He died hfonday at
the age of 46.
A native of New York, Mr. Mlgliore
had lived ln California 20 yeara and
in Orange County 11 years.
He is survived. by bis wkiow, Eleanor;
son St~and daugh ters Donna, Kiren and Li a.
Rosa for ?.tr. hoflgliore is at 7 o'clock
tonight t Pacific View Chapel. The
family uests any memorial con-
tributions be made to the Leukemia
Memorial Fund, 9778 Katella Ave.,
Anaheim.
Mr. Migliore was a .salesman far the
Anthony Macaroni company.
D~ris Di!Bri~ge
Rites Wednesday
Funeral services Wednesday· will be
private for Doris DuBT1dge of La,,...
Hills, wife of former presidential aclenoe
advisor Lee DuBrldie. She died Stmday
at age 71 at ber home .
shortage in dJeseJ fuel bas reached the expressed remorse about the sexual Those requirements dealt with traffic But be added, "We don't think ln1ne
district. John Cooper, coonlinator of tendencies of "Marla." safety ·and access ·routes to the should come over the hllll. It's too"-
researc:b Ind. development said. Lewis has stated that he expects to apartments. tremendous, irreplaceable , Invaluable
"We are reviewing the eoooomica of call about 50 witnesses in what he Tonight's council session Is scheduled a piece of property to be aclm1n1*red
closing down oor beating and alt-<:oo-'. believes will be at least a four-week for 7:30 at Rancho San Joaquin by a city with a Jargely inland com-
ditioning on 1'eekends _ but we have
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to be sure that II doesn't cost more
to tum things on and off," Cooper said.
Superintendent of Schools WiUlam 7.ogg
has asked all adminislratora to keep
their thermostats at recommended levels
and to stick with their usual policy
of not using any electrical Christmas
decorations.
In addltlon, district admlnlstrators are
reviewing bw.,, routes to see lf any can
he shortened without leaving out any
studentl.
"We don't antlclpate a crisis, but we
want to be ready for any con Ung ency,"
Cooper said.
By neceaslly, the local lnstituUon
perhaps least affected by the energy
crisis is Mission Commynlty Hospital .
"We can't tum our thennQstat.s down,"
a hospital apokesman said. "If we did,
some of our patients would be freezing."
State Jaws require hospitals to keep
their thermostats set between 72 and
'18 degrees, he' slid. ·
ln..-ol-lel!IJll"'¥ ~ --outs, M1sAon relies on I'" dlettl-tueled
allemate generator, "But we have plenty
of fuel oo far and don't see any problems
ahead," be said.
Ff'Olll Pqe I
GASOLINE ••.
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STRE.ET IN THE HARBOR AREA.THAT HASN'T ,
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S,
IN OUR SIXTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
C ARP ET ED THOUSANDS~ OF }tOM~S IN
COSTA MES~. NEWPORT BE>.CH.-LA~NA
BEACH AND HONTlfiGT0r.~BEAeH.:c;>N
NEIGHBOR. TELLS A"°THER U NT I L WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME ON A
BLOCK.
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A naUve ol Ion, Mn. DuBridc• Is
lllll'Yived by her widower; by one ·aon
Richard ol Vlrrlnla; a daughter Barbara
McLeod of Canoia Pll(k; and flve
grand<hUdren. ,
111d the telegram made clear that "the
-of lower •tnol levels and better
fM -ratlon II to limll the number
ol con on the road, limit the actual
aDIO!mt o1 drtvloc and bop the cars
that ln9 on the roed moving."
THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE TRY TO
MAKE EACH .CUSTOMEfl HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY CARPETED HER
HOME. jlF WE.HAVEN'T, BRING HER. IN WlTH
YOU.)
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llAUOI AllA
llllCI I "1 · __,,_ ' . • • 'r, . l
Mn. DuBrtdce and her bul,bood,
who aerved holh Preakfont -and President Nixon a1 a full-lime
science edviaor, had lived In !.<!sun
World three years.
DuBrtdge waa presldeol of Cal Tedi
In Pasadena for 12 yeara,
. McConnlck La..... Belch Mortulty
Is handltna ......,....11. Bw111 wW be
private. •
The telegram was aenl to Senators
Alan Cranltoo lind John Tunney (both)
O.C.llloml1) and U.S. Repreaen11u ....
Andrew Hlmbow (11-Newpon Beachl,
Rlcbanl T. Hanna (D-Oatden Grove),
Clair Bur:reaer (R-lllncho Santi Fe)
lind Craig llolmer (II-Long Beach),
• HOVU1 ...... Tin 1'11111. t te 1:30 -Piii. t te t
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1663 Plactfltle Ave. -COSTA MllA
646 4131
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VOL 66, NO. 324, 2 SECTIONS, 26 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESDAY, NOVEMBEJt. 20, 1973 TEN CENTS
Harbour Lights Just Drop • ID Buclaetj)
By TERRY COVILLE
01 Ille DllllY l"n.t Stitt
• '11le 11-night Huntington Harbour
''Cruise of Lights" will burn about 110
barrels of low sulphur oil at Soulhem
C&IUornia Edison's Huntington Beach
power plant. ·
·That figure Is based on an Edison
estlmato that ... &Iring of 15 Quistmas
bulbs would have lo bum 4,000 hours
to use a ·barrel of fuel.
There will be about 1000 Harbour
homes lit up for the holidays. U those · homes use an average of 10 strings
* *'* World Hit
_·By .Energy._
Slwrtnges
of lights, burning lour hour. a night
for 11 . nights , that equals 2.5 barrels
of fuel consumed each hour or a total
ol 110 barrela for the whole show.
Those figures were conlirmed today
by Edison ofllclah. Paul Richardson,
district manager for Edison, said,
however, tliat 110 bamls is only a-
small percentage of the fuel burned
on an average day at the Huntington
Beach power plant.
•1we burn an average of 19,000 barrela
a day there and we bave a capacity
of burning up to 30,000 barrels a day,''
he said.
Richardson said Edlson ii neutral on
lhe question of lighting up for Christmas.
11We're trying to atay out of the bah,
hwnbug attitude on Christmas, but to
whatever extent the load can be reduced,
that's fine.'' be said.
FAlilon Is aaklng all ol its customers
to voluntarily reduce their loada by
10 perctnt, bul it bas no power to
enforce that request.
'Ibo cruise ·of lights. is a charity
activity spomored by lhe Huntington
Harbour Philharmonic Committee to
raise funds for schoOI cooeerts during
the year.
The cruise features two boat trips ·
nightly around the 12 miles of watet'Wlys
In lhe oorlh Huntington Beach com-
munity. ' · ·
Thia year's evenl has been criticized
In the face of the energy crtsls, and
it took a few more lumps Monday night
from Huntlngtoo Beach City Councilmen.
"I'm not overreacting to the energy
crlsiB," said Mayor Jerry Matney. "But
those Huntington Harbour Christmas
lights are ao eoormous waste of energy.
I can't ask them to shut down their
lights, but I really lhlnlr' this year it's
foolish." .
"I think 1,000 homes ln Him.tington
Harbour is a very substantial portion
of one part of our city," added Coun·
cilman Jack Green. "All over the city
circWt breakers go out because of
Ouistmas lights. It's clear w~ should
recognize drastic steps, and it may get worse.11
Christmas lights were defended by
Harriet Wieder, chainnan of the . city's
environmental council, who suggeated
that cutting off all Christmaa lights
is only a "symbolic action which doesn't
really help."
tn..tead, she proposed a middle of
the road approach -cutting back. u1r
you used eight strings o1-llghts Wt
year, ooly use six this BeUOn and dcm't
tum them on until after 1 p.m."
Councilman Henry Duke ended tbO
debate. "I hope lhal Christmu doml'I
depend on Christmas llghts. II II -
we Te hurting," be said.
Ford Supported
Ru"les Committee Vote Unanimous
W ASlllNGTON (UPI) -The Senate
Rules Committee voted unanimously to-
day to recommend the confirmation of
Rep. Gerald R. Ford as vice president.
All nine of the members were present
and voted for confinnation, Sen. Marlow
Cook (R-Ky.), said as be lell the balf-
hour long private session of the panel.
debate on the nomination on Tuesday
with a vote expected the same day.
. The oom.mittee action had been ex·
pooled, Ford, 60, lhe House Republican
leader, underwent four days of hearings
and extensive investigations by the
Senate panel.
mittee chairman, said there wu litUe
discussion and what there was centered
on his report to the panel thal two
FBI reports on Ford's campaign con--
tributions not completed by the Jut
committee meeting were available.
Under tbe Constitution, both branches
of Congress must approve Ford, and
the House Judiciary Committee w~ Cook aaid preparation of lhe formal
committee report would be completed
-over lhe_four-day -l'hanks&i\1ngJ e<esS
this week, and the Senate would start
. Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), the
assista1lt Democratic leader, made the
notion for confinnatlon and Cook second·
ed jt
Sen. Howard cannon (D-Nev.), com-
holding its closed-door session today lo
hear-three-witnesse8-wbo-also-appein~--:
(Ste FORD, Page Z)
Depression?
WS ANGELES (AP) -Vernoa L.
Sturaoon. president of the caIUornia l!ubllc Utilities Commission, aaid today
that a recession or depression is lltely
-P\"81b!Y by nert apriog -because
al the energy crisis.
"Slutlog In Loe Angeles, ii the
l>eportnwEt al Waltt and Power canool
pt tlle Arab on under oootracl lo them,
illen I>)" March lhere will. be IS pen:ent
curtailment al electricity, which Is
Qll8ilb\JiAC,'' Stura:eon told DeW11DeD.
'"'11dJ means I kiss of bulineu, I
loos of waps with the welfare rolls
grvwtng, a looa of sales and iu...
lt '*'1d bullcl lo a recession sbnply
becalioe of the loos of energy."
Slllfgeoo, In Loa Angeles to addms
a dYlc ll'OUP. lllopped ahorl ol sayjhg
arec!elaicmwuacertabity.
Bui asked by· a neWiman If ,.....loo
wu nol ine91table, be oald, "I don'
want to be lhe me lo say Iha~ bul i ~argue with ,..11,... do. ... ~ -..... Clll' be hurl by l
-t 11111 ewytiilly. "" wlll ....... lhetr purchaalng powor.~ he odded. "I
cloa'I tblnk It's i-Jble lo llop IL'.' sairc-.salcl he expocll ladUltrJ to
. -·te with ..iuntarr lual '"""' -11For tbem. U'• a mattlr fC eooa-cnlc ·
-.!, and tfiiy -to ll1ln'lve," he said. .
Bui be aa1cr he -oot upect full wi.....,. oooporallon from .-umen. .
"P'rlnldy,-1 don'I expect to pt a
10 pwoent vohmtary reducllon," he said.
!''Ibll means tbat when we come to
tnaodltory sleps, we11 probably. have
lo .. for more than that. n
• c-imera have been aaked lo cut
. ~ lbelr ... '11 use by 10 perceht
lo ... lhe power cruah. ·
• Sllqeoa told newsmen that llOllle
demllldo of mvlronmentallsll probably
Will lave ID be boloaced -tho wpnq Jlf Ibo luol crlsla.
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Shockley to Speak
NEW YORK (AP) -Dr. Willi'am
Shockley of Stanford U n I y e r s I t y ,
developer of a controversial racial
gmetic ~. will -k aa scheduled tonight at Staten Island Community
College despite student threats to bloct
the seminar, college officials said today.
No Gasoline
Judg.e Won't Bar Newsmen·
• By TOM llARLSY Ill that ~San .Fl'lllciW-.ltjal; a Jury culllc~ a)leg!'dly came oil in her hand .
OI ., - -,.. 8-~ ·Jr.-wor•·-r~.. Sytes But the lawiUft -,.,.5 .Stelilled lfp ID
' 0rnp <;cui>ty • SU)Jel10r erurt Judge ~-000 ";" .wDag; iii:,~ sue'. fl· milllol) wlmHhe plalntill; deoerilied W'dllam ,Murray todq refuled •to bar by her lawyer as a devout Catholic newsmen from his courtroom cfurin11 • c:eafully .&l'llltd that 1 cable car Injury molher of seven, allegedly developed lrlal"' • fl mlllJoa -t med by ' In thal'clty'C11anged her per10ilallty. urges that led her to seek mates In
a ..... who clalms her entrapment "I'm nol going to bar .._jlel' local bars.
ID a locat sauoa loci' to her later pro. reporlen from lDY courtroom," Judge Depositions filed In the pretrial phase
m...,, Mllfray firmly lold both lawyers. "We of the lawsuit contain the determination .1111f1a Murray made Ibo ruling after will dell wllh lhe problem of jurors by a psychistrist that trawna developing
,...,... for holb afdet <Olllplalned that who bave heud of u,;~-case as It · from her entrapment led to a psyohlatric
kal -papen could unfairly lnflueoee comes up during jury ael<ction. eonditlon In which Mrs. Parson be<ame
Iba Jury by ~ Iba amount of "You just can't keep this kind of three separste· personalities, ~
damopt being ~ by Mn. Marta thins away fl)llll the news media and One of those personalities, th e
E=-~' lri~ Marvin ~d=;t .. =~ltojusttryi::-v;~~~i:;: / r.:i.:~t'ii:a~liddei:el=~n:.:;
Lewis, Sr. 1egtMmll Mn. Parson. precautions when prospective jurort are Intimacy with strangers.
l'llllerton attoniey Donald A. Rulton being quesUoned·about this caae." A second peraonallty, idelltifted as ...,.....u lbe delendlDg Hollday lleolth-Jury ~ got under Wrf today ''Betty" In the depoatllon, fr<quently
Spa of Orange. and is ~ to eontlnae through expressed , l'tpl<lnO about. lhe sex'ual
Lewis alao ........rully eomplafned Wednooday. tendencies of "Marla."
today that newa ac<Ollllll of lhe trial Mra. Panon IDIU.U, sued the heolth Lewi& baa lllated that he upecls lo
eomtantly refer to his portlcfpolton In ... fer fll0,000 when lhe IU!lered huml-,call .ao.t IO wlb-In what ho
whal bu becomo -• Ila "Cllllo In lbe Or-. ...,. lhl-.e )'Mrs qo belleve1 will he at least a lnuMoOllt
Car C..." after the handle In tbe door of her \rial. -l
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Garage -Target
Huntington Vrges Sak Ban
The garage sale, may not exist much longer In Huntin&!OD
l!each. '
AT THE arctnr of eouncnman Jack Green, City Administrator
Dave Rowlalldl ·wu authorif.ed Monday night lo develop a -
ordinance prohibiting gange ales.
"The number o1 garage sales ts fantastic and that'• unfortu·
nate/' complained Green. uSomething ought to be done. The garage
sale Signs look worse now than real estate signs." ·
"Can it be enforced?" asked Mayor Jerry Matney. urt's lite
swatting mooquitoes. Knock one down and two more pop up."
ROWLANDS suggested that cruising police cars could keep a
close check-on the appearance of garage sale signs, and newspapers
could be re;vlewed for garage sale ads. -
"We ought to try," said Green. "
Report on Buying Facility·
Criticized by Huntington
If it wanls to, Huntlngtoo Beach can
buy and build a ISIHlcre, $6.4 million
public golf coune nert to !Is :1474cre
central perk.
nie job can also be aC<01Dpllshed
on -as litUe as 11$ acres for as low
a coot as $3.6 milUClll.
was a neatly pmted, brighily bound
24-jlege outline oo hdw to lioanco I
150-ac:re or 115-acre city golf course.
F.osentially, lhe report explalna how
to establish a private, non-profit COi'""
poration to handle the iMuance of privatt"'
bomb lo l>uy lhe land and build Iba
course. nie dty late. pays lhe ..,...
po<lllion for the -. on an amuol i.. ·
basis. ~oc:
nie same prncedure was uoed.. to-.
But city oounciJmeo strongly lndicaled
Monday night they may nol want to
build any IUch golf coune and some
memben of lhe council attacked the finance the fl.I million civic cmler
f1nandal feasibility report submitted by and 12.9 milllon central library.
Stone and Youngberg as "oo use at · Mt"Carty said tbia melhod w a •
all." preferable lo a ,_.1 obllgatlon t...d
"I'm not very satldied wllh the quality because it takea a ~ · -nl
of the r_.i or the Information it corr al lbe voters for IUch a hclld.
tairls ... c<mplalned C4unciJman Al Com. ~
"I doo't feel lhe city got fair value
for "this report. A lot of !his ,....,.
taking from eslsting data. I already
knew 99 pttcent of lt.11
"Any report ;, a compilation of ex-
isting data," replied Terry McCarty
assistant vice president at Stone Md
Youngberg. "At this stage of a project
it's very difficult to give much more
than !his. Declslom mmt be made by
the~.. . ~
What the c:onsiltlng ftrm did ix-it
Fears Buffet
Market Again
. NEW YORK (UPI) -Wllh . a record
number of iasue.s decllning, prices on
the New York Stock Exchange today
fell to their lowest level In two years·
In heavy trading paerated by ~m
over energy problems and. fean of a
recellion.
'!be Dow Jonea Industrial averaae, the
moo\ widely followed barometer on
Wall Slroet, plunpd 17.'ll polnll on
top of • drop ol -• llonday. It dooec! •1'"4 ... !ll>iow. ... 11 dollod
al 1131.34 on Nov. 30, 1m.
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Nlne Scripps Coll<ge /X)e(JS,
'Including lwo from Orono•
County, Invested a J51),000 do-
natton lo tht colfegc and tllGdc
$3,000· for the coU.go lhrough
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Boos, Cheers
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iNixon Knew ~-~!J
Greet Nixon Martha Mitchell Tells Meetings
. ly HILIN THOMAS
In M hi IV ASHINGTON (UPI) -Martha Kitt hell said today that Pres!· @mp S .. danLN1xoo..'.'il1ft..1W>rythln11 that was going on" in his l'Hlectlon -• --~ -campaign, before and after the -Walerga!ebreik·in and bugging. ~I
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Tennis Anyo11e?
. She said !bat Nixon and be• hmband, fonner.Atton!ey General
"""' Win l!en1ctt John N. Mllcbell, went out on the presidential yacht Sequola "eW>ry
night and dlscu .. ed the campaign from be~nnlng to end.
MEMPHIS, TeM. -Arriving here "There wasn't anything that Nixon dlc!n't know," she -aald In a
to dl!OUIS Watergate probl•l!l• with telephone Interview. "Thi• u lb• truth."
Republican govel'DOl'I, Prelldtnt NllOll Nixon baa asserted publicly · on several occasions Iba! his ,...
opoke briefb' to five thollaaDd ...n. election campalcn was the "llrat campaign I didn't run" and that
wishers and critics who alternated cbeen "oW>rzealous but well-Intentioned" supporters on the Committee to
with boos. RHlect the President may have been responsible for the Watergat!
Standing In front of the hotel where developments.
the governors were meettn1. Nllon L----'~-----------------------'
called attention to an onlooker'• placard ·
thai read, "I believe In NlxoD and
America." ,
Asserting that the welcome had 11made
our day," Nlloo II.id, "I believe 1n
every one of you." ·
South Coast Zone Unit :.
Approval Ratio $9 w $1 f Although the crowd wu .,..mbled
by Invitation, the 'moot prOmlnent •!SN
he1d aloft In the area called for Nlxon'a i lion Im -•--By CANDACE PEARSON -Reducing lhe number of units In re• gna 'or pea~u~ut. ot "" D•lh' ,,,.. tt9ff large, planned community developments
"Part of the greatness of America is UM; ANGELES _ A total of $9 ln for "more pleasing" architectural and that when we · have problems we just h 1 rf~-
d Id new -nstructton has been approved by est et c e ......... get out an solve them," NixOO!O the .. v II ti banner-waving crowd. the·South Coast Relional ·1.one Conserv•· -Causing a better qua ty construe on.
ly Carpenter admitted that the oom-
Whlle not referring direct to Water-tiOd Coriunlulon for every fl 11 bu mission meetings still take too i..,
gata In his ll*polnt publlc speech. Nil· dented, 111 uecuUve director said Mon· and that It takes 1211 days after applying
on made 1everal referenct1 to ·being day. for a permit to get a public bearing able to aolve other problems from the Middle Eut to the ·energy crisis. TesUlylng at a beartna of the Assembly before the commission. Bobby John may not be ready for tournament play, looks as if he knows his way around a tenriis court ,
but the two-year-0ld chimp from Rockledge, Fla., complete with ugly look to psych out his foe"
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Boat With 7
A bocird Drifts
1-long C0ast
Fron• Pagel
FORD ...
before the Senate panel in executive
session.
They were Robert M. Winter-Berger,
who wrote a book mentioning Ford;
Dr. Arnold Hutchnecker, a New York
psychotherapist, whom Ford says he
A 25-foot cabin cruiser with seven met but not as a patient, and Mrs.
people aboard drifted hel plessly a!ong Alice Weston Showalter, who has denied
the Orange Coast Monday while the au allegation that she accepted $l.000
pl!SSengers tried \'lilhout success to get from Winter-Berger to introduce him
aid ITom passing. boats-.----10 For<1:-.... -
A spokesman for the Orange County .The House group Monday heard these
Harbor Department said the boat "Easy witnesses:
Way," overdue on a trip rrom the Isthmus at Catalina Island . was finally -Rep. li-fichael Harrington (D·Mass.),
-tted by a U.S. Coast Guard search said that in 25 years in the House
"¥"" Ford has shown "an absence or helicopter at 5 p.m. about three miles leadership.'' Harrington added, "J 'don't
off the Santa Ana Ri\'er jetty. think we'll ever see It from him." According to the department spokesman, the boat piloted by Guy -Rep. Edward P. Boland (D-Mass.),
Fairon, 35. of 1001 Ca~lina St., Seal supporting Ford, said: "His style, his
Beach, le ft. the Isthmus at about 6 rhetoric are QOt those of a Kenned y.
a.m. By 8 a.m. she was inside the H~ says what be thinks. He aJso gets
ttltrance to Anaheim Bay. things done. He could be the kind of
But the craft was out or gas and president that Harry Truman became."
Fail'On, his three children an~ three -Joseph L. Rauh, vice chainnan of
teenagers drifted back out to sea and Americans for Democratic A c t I o .n ,
11 tlliles downcoast.. ~enged. Ford's vot,Jng record on civil A~r!Hng, to one ~ccount, the bQat's nghts 1and the extent: of his experience
occupant.. used flares aqd hand signals in foreign at/airs. ' i · ·
to try to attract .attenU~,!rom passing
boats without success. '
Pa1ielists Ask
Rebozo Probe
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sonata
Watergate committee staff
members said today they would
rtcommend that President Nixon'~
close friend Charles · G. 118ebe"
Rebozo be called to testify In public_
hearings. · ·
"\Ve're recommending be be caJl.
ed, and we think they'll go along,"
said a committee staff member,
-who-asked not-to be·idenUfied.-
Rebozo has been asked about.
$100.0® he admits he received on
Nixon's behalf from H o w a r d
Hughes. Rebozo has told the com·
mittee he kept the money .in a
sale deposit bo• for three years,
then returned it.
Some 91ins read "lmpeacbmeot Now s.tect Committee on CoutaJ 2'.one Bodovltz said !here is a chance lhe
Moro Than Ever" and "Free Demoe-_,_ here, Mel r--•-said rommlsalons will get SO!pe fuDdl from racy, Resign." _,.._ the 1m federal C01>tat zone manac ..
The crowd wu cenerally friendly, but about 25 to 311 pemnt ol lhe permlll-ment act, which had been held up by
one lf'lUP chanted "NllOll !\lull Go, denied come back to lhe Hml!!-President Nixon.
Nixon Must Go" while he spoke. llally In ocaled down · ,.,_ and aro ap-Nixon just aulllortJed $4 mllllon, o1
of hla aupporten canted-m..,. 11ylnc prone!. which Cali!omla would be ellclhlt for
"Thank You for Oetting U• OUI of Viet· , · uoo;ooo, ior plannlilg, 'but a S<nite -·
nam" and "We're Behind You 100 P.-. M of early tllll mcmtb, carpenter ference committee is recommendin& $7.5
cent." Aid, 1,781 permlll re~tlng 1111 million, of which $750,000 would go to
Followlng up OD ---mllllon have been approved and 74' C.Ufornla. . in Florida and Ge«(ia, Nim! flew here permlll, Yalued at fl'5 milllon bave' The commissions only have two ,.an
from his Key Blaca~ home for a been deoted. until a coastal muter plan la due In
private meeting with GOP go•ernm, The Soulh Cout commlaalon coven the Legfllature, aald -They -
who In a co1weoU011 reeolutlon allo praJI. Orance and Lot Ancel• countlel. enough money now to !lDllh tJie job
ed the Prealdent's determination to make Clrpenter's atatlaUcs backed up a ~ilhout beutn& for moro ~ midway
a full dtedoaure oo Watergate. atatem .. t made early lhat day by state through tlii plan, he aald. The com-
Tbe Pmldent'• jetliner landed at Coata1 · Commlllion cha1rman Melvin missions will need almoot f2 mllUOll --Memplill1JIW!iltional~· 'Ane,-wbo aald, .!!We've ~stopped-to-rompletH!te-plannlng pbue ·of their
led to a stop before a crowd or&eve:ral the bulc economy of the couL" \vork, Bodovitz added.
hundred pe!>Olll. Tbe "--blY committee cbalred by
Nixon WU cneted by local oU!dall Aswnblyman Alan SierOIY (D-Beverly
before heading by motorcade to the HUii) la looking Into lbs flnl year
hotel wbere the pernon Wero-meeting. ol ~tloo 20, the tm coutal .....
Plana called for the Pnsldent to confer act whlcb cnated the commilllona.
with the governon for about IO mlnutN Sieroly and Assemblyman Paul Priolo
and to return to Washlngtoo In early (D-Santa Monica), the only committee
Special School
Will Go Longer
evening. memben pretent Monday, 11 t e d
Scliool Needs fo~ tolheJlf')~:':. ~~:: ~ .. "::t :Ip 1:.~hat leglalaUve ...
information st the meeting to answer Lane uked for more money mi more
School will end July It, not J,.,.
14, for handicapped and retarded
children In the o.:.an View 8dloot
C b ll allegations of ..,..gdoln(. · commfulon time. by allowln( alternates 8 300 amp e He WU understood to want the private for elected offlclaJI, 1111 req18ll were
' sealoo oo he could penooally .defeod, ..;hoed by . Joaeph Bodovtll, execuuve
-bl•, WaterJate .-.! ~ore the ~te director ol the state commllllon. Soup Labo'~ ex...,uvea an11-conv1nee Chem that their carpenter" uked \he le(iltaton for
_ .,..-i ':, ' -. c!ear..Ut backlnC for blm >WOfM. lielji reqairemenll that all local agendea
riduce lhe -·· damago -to· lhe delay the ialUan<e ol building peniilta campbell's Soup labels are beginning GOP. . • · on projects tmtll the commission hu
to mount at Lark View Special EducaUon Putlster George Gallup . told lhe granted Its own permit .
School in Huntington Beach. governors Monday Wate~ate wu sure Both Orange and Loa: Angeles Counties
But so far, they number ooly ~.500, to pose "seri()US problems' for the GOP are dolna: this voluntarily.
and 8.300 are needed. in next year's electloos. U the con· ~ulring all local buUdlng and safety
District starting in 1974.
Tru.<tees of tlle . llllltlllgtoo ;e.b
dl!trlct Monday nigbt approved an U•
tanded !Ohool year ror -eblldnD.
It alls for 3t addtllonal days of Jn.
struction.
. 'Ibe boat was reported overdue to the
Coast Guard iat 11 a.m. The Harbor
J;>epartment was called in to tow the
disabled boat because the Coast Guard
cutter, Point Divide, which Is stationed
~t Newport Beach, was on duty off
San Diego.
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Students Make Students and faculty at the school gresslonal races were held now, be said, department! to lnSpect developments to
_ fQLhan<ficappecl_ ~d retarded ~dren Democrats -~~~t _win ~sea~ to see if they fulfill coastal commission
are hoping to exdiange tlle Jat;els for be in position to reverwe .Ill)' Niion conditions also would help, Carpenter
Longer periods of teachlng and COO·
slant tepetltlon are needed when Wortinr
\\ith special educaU~ children, a ~
spokesman explained. Tbe '78 children
affected all will be enrolled In the Luk
View Spedal Education School by DUI
spring, _when a new addition wilt he
completed.
Frumew Slates
Patient Display
A special public display of activities
and achievements involving patients at
Fairview State Hospital in Costa ?tfesa
is scheduled Wednesay, Nov. 28 to mark
Mental Retardation Month.
Hours will be IO a.m. lo 4 p.m.,
With handicra fts. exhibits and special
performances schedu1ed in, the hospital
auditorium to show what is being done
for mentally and physically handicapped
youths.
The public i~ invited to the show,
wllh guided tours of the llospital offered
simultaneously, as they are each
Wednesday and Saturday of the year.
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Next Wednesday's show will include
films shov.•ing various therapy programs_
at Fairview, which is acknowledged as
California's leading facility for the
retarded.
OIAN•t COAST ••
DAILY PILOT
Tiit Orll'tll· CMll DAILY "ll01' wllfl wtlldl
11 comoblMd fh9 H•ws·Prtu, Is 1>11bll1~ by
Ille 0<11119 c .... PllOIW."'9 (_fl,. '"""
r111 B1ilion1 1r1 Mtl1lled, M'11'1d•Y tllrougll
Frlll•v. for Cos11 Mne, Norwport Bueti.
Nllrtfl!>eton t11l'dl/F9'.K11i1n v1111,, \..t911M
IMfdl. lrvlnf/Secldl_..(11 1....i Sen CMmtnlt/
''" Jwn C.Pl•ff-... 1111911 •f9IOMI
ealt"'1 11 "'bll1hed i.1urcMr-aN 5uncMyl.
Tiii pr'lne_,.I publhtlll'ICI "'9111 If I t Jll WU!
Btv 5f1Nt, CO.ti Mft.t, C.Hlomll ,. t2U6.
Record Books
Twenty-three Huntington Beach lUgh
School students \\'ho spent last Easter
vacation playing basketball are now in-
cluded in the Guinness Book of World
Records.
a slide projector, in a !pedal ofter , veto. said.
from the Campbell Soup Company. -Tbe regional commfalon doelo't have
Ro.5e Ludwig, prindpal, of the school, enougll time or penoonel to iNpect
explained that the school does not have Fro111 Pqe I all completion notices, which, carpenter
a projector. said, are just JtartiDg to come in.
1n a program called "Labels fer ENERGY carpenter listed what he thought .....
Education", Campbell's Soup is aDowtng • • • South Coast Comnllsskm auccesses Jn
elementary schools to trade soup labels the first year, Including :
Children In the procram lnclndt the
trainable mentally retarded, l2'e dllf
and bllnd, ,the mu!U.Jwidlcapped and
the pl'Hdloot apha~c.
Bomb Kills Two
A spokesman for the hlg!t school
said the team. composed of member
of the schoors Boy's League was notified
that their 168-houf bask·etball game was
named in the record book as the longest
basketball game in hi story.
for audio-visual equipment. for the •*4rt of gasoline rationing and -Reducina: densltles In ana1 where
Tbe deadline I! Dec. 7, but Mrs. Ludwig oll for the CtmbQdlan armed forces the commlS1lon felt they were too high. PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Two -
has asked .the company for an extension. wu cut 10 percent. -Jncre11lng accen to the beaches were killed today wbep a bomb eZplCilion
She has not beard from the company At a Vienna meeting of the Organlia· by requiring more on-site parking, leav· clemollshed a car owned by a mllJtary
yet, but thinks they may agree to the Oon of Petroleum: Eiportlng Countries Ing 1treet parking for vtslt.m. police major who worked for . blgb
extension since it is a special education (OPEC), Iran1an Finance Mt n 11 t e.r ~ttlng developen of adjacent proJ· poUUcal council member Slrlk Mliak.
school. JU111hk1 Amouzegar said Western na· ect.t to work together before applylng one of the leaders of the March 18,
The _students set their record, surpass·
ing the previous mark of 140 hours,
by playing in six·hour shifts for a week.
Extension or not, the school ls quite lions bit by the Arab oil ban offered for pennlt.! to come up with better 1970 coup which overthrew Prince
a few short of the 8,300 mark. Iran up to lour limes the present price coordinated building. Nroclom Sihanouk. The deed were ldes>-
There are only 70 students in the of crude oU 1n a scramble for alternaUve -Requiring more open 1pace on In· tified by police 11 the 1llter of Maj.
school, and as a result, only 300 lo supplies . .' d!'vidual lots. · 0. Kongslyo,and the driver of the car. During the week. players kept their
strength up by consuming more than
$350 worth of hamburgers, trench fries
and ice cream supplied by the
!\fcDonald's hamburger stand at 6561
Edinger Ave .. Huntington Beach.
400 labels have been gathered so far I -,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-from the students' families . I
During their nm at the record , team
mernben learned that a school in Slam·
ford, Conn. was also st riving to break
the basketball record but they were
spurred on when the eastern outfit quit
after .155 hours .
Members of the record breaking ream
are Rick Allison, Bruce Alvarez, li-1ark
Andrade. Dave Azelson, Mike Boucher,
Kevin Bourland, Lonnie Brownetl , Leon
Bumom , Frank Ciarelll, MJke Cowden ,
Bob Duffy, Albert Gasparlan, Tush
Hanour. Bozo Harrell , Keith JameJ, A.
J. Jannssen . John Jarvi~. Jeff Jo,hnson,
Turtle Littlefield, Paul Madera . Helio
Petoe, Scott Rankin, Cecil Teel and
Carrter Wegryson.
Last weekend, sixth grade students
at Mesa View School answered the SOS
and collected 1, 100 labels. The total
iklw stands at about 1,500.
' "Anyone wishing to help our ..0001
may fua.II or bring labels from
Campbell's soup cafls to 17200 Pinehurst
. Lane, In Hntington Beach," Mn. Ludwig
said.
Duck Hunter Drowns
OROVILLE !UPI) -Henry S. Dav~,
51, Palermo, drowned J\1onday when ,a
small boat carrying him and two duck
hwi,ers capsized in the Thermalito
Afterbay. Butte County Sheriff's deputies
said Davis' companions were able to
swim to shore.
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Capsule · Council Action
Here in capsule fonn are the majo r actions taken Monday night by tbe
Huntington Beach City Council :
CENTRAL PARK: Reviewed an t<ODOmfc feasibility study wliJcb showed
a ISG-acre central park golf course might cost the city up to Slf mllllon to
buy and build. No action was taken on the report except to indicate colmcU·
men may not even want a golf.course.
FIREWORKS: Approved the fint rosdlng of an ordinance which 'l!Ollld
Umlt the ssle or fireworks lo persons t8 years of age and older. Mayor Jerry
Matney opposed IL
ENERGY : Critic~ed HIDltington Harbour for Ill Christmas light show
then decided to pul\up city Chrlstm" display• without any night llghll. Mtt~
wtll also be placed on the llghla at city tennis .rouri. and softball fields.
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GARAGE SALES: At the tlrglng of Counetlman Jack Grten autborUed
the dty admhtiatrator to dev.lop an onllnance problbltlng gar11ge salea.
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SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INST~LLATION·BY ALDEN'S,
IN OUR SIXTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
C A 1l PETE 0 THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
•· COSTA MES~ NEWPORT IEACH, LA&UNA
BEACH ANO HUNTIN6TON-IEACH. ONE
·NEIGHBOR TEU:S ANOTHER U N·l'-1 L WE
HAVE WORKED IN EVERY HOME . ON A
BLOCK. ' I
THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE TRY ·TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMtl HAPPY. ASK YOUR
NEl6HIOR-WE PROIAll. Y CARPmD ~ll
HOME. (lf_WE ~m.'T, ~IN6 HlR JN WnH
YOU.)
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1663 Plac: .ntla Ave. •
COSTA MISA
646-4831 '
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.. • • LONDON (AP) -A Japenese ex·
ped]U.. hunting the I.Deb Nees mooster
!U!pended the chase today after a tw~
mouth search. Nei result so rar: a
pile of bones and aome weird noiles.
"We n ery-:dl.sappotnted:,0·-a
. spokesman for the JS.man expediUon
.' said. '!But we shall be back early next
springlto try i gain." .
" Tho Hpedltlon arrived in Britain Sept.
:· 7 with the aim of somehow driving " .
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• 1 1 t ' the elusive "Nessie" to the surf1ee with
miniature submarines and pllOCotlnlpbinc
It. ,
R<!ports o! the mellller'S petlodic IP'
--in die SCottlsb ' like ha•• bot¥. oefentlsts<for ,.. ....... ..,_
skepiloal arta-'!'i!lldenti IOrjuS\•u long •
Doaens of penpa8 clabn lo have
slght.d the monster ~ pest IO jears.
tieVtral photol!raphl have been produceo
but have pr0ve1Uanlallz l ngly ii>
V oluntnry Mansfuitghte~
conclUllve.
A popular Idea ol the animal pictures
I'. as a ~ amall-llMmd reptile
with a 1111' hump oo Its ba<k. Tile second pbue of the Japeneae
operation will uee a specially built un~
maoned computel'OpUlt.d capoule, tbe
spokesman aald. This device, beln11 built
in Japen, will ,tp'<ipe an>und Loch N'51'1
murky depths · senl'fini out electn:inJc
bleeps in a bfd'to locate 'lhi bewlldertng
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Ex~Ma~i~e Guilty
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By TOM !!ARLEY !hat sentencing sesston. ' °' '" DlilY ,.... •t•tt U he denies the motion, Johns'bn will
A jury ended more than eight days be returped to atote pri11911 to resume
of deliberation today by finding former serving what will be a senlA!n<e amended
Marine Mart Allen Johnson of Sifi from the earlier-commitment of frve
CJemente gullty ·of voluntary years to life.
manalaughter in tile killing of bfs preg· The tall, h8ndsome de!eOdanf had oerv-
nant wife. ed two years of that sentence when
Johnson, 22, accepted the verdict in hi! cooviction on charges of second
hil second Orange County Superior Court d<if!'O murder was overturned. by the
trial on ldeotli:al Chargea with no display Fourth District Court of Appeals.
of emotion. · The appellate court ruled in a divided
'But his attorney, Ray Sharp, promptly opinion that Judge William Murray erred
riled a motlon for a new trial. when he allowed the proiseeutlon to
Judge Raymond Thompson set Dec. iresent the jury audio and visual tapes
7 u the date· he will sentence Johh110n taken while the arrested Jobmon was .
t.o whit could be a. state prison term under the influence of a troth drug.
of up to 15 yean. Much ol that controversial evidence
He told Sharp today that he will rule was kept from the jury in Johnaoo'a
oo the motion for a new trial during second trial. ---:-··---'· ------·-' -·-·-·····-···-··· . ··-··--·--··· ... . ..... .
Nurse, 72, Loses Savings
In 'Grove Bank Fraud'
A 72-year~ld retired nurse lost most
of her life savings Monday in what
Orange County Sheriff's officers said
was a callous but cleverly executed
e.1ample of the old ·~bank examiner."
Investigators said Mrs. Zella Merle
Woodcock of the Garden Grove area
told them she received a telephone call
from a man who identified himseU as
"Lt. Brown," a security officer at the
United California Bank.
The widow said she agreed to help
her caner in what be said was a plan
to detect a dishoneal employe at tbe
bank by Withdrawing $2,4!11>-ol ber llV•
ings and banding it to him.
COast Magazine
Assails 50 ~PH
Fuel Solution . ' " "
She said she met "Lt. Brown" at
the bank and withdrew . the $2,400 willle
he wait.d outside. She aald he then
took the $2,IOO iii casb from ber, tOld
·;. her to wait · for ' few , m!nUtos and
'ftli .oc111on of ' -.iand fract• weot into the, bank. • ·
mqadM have warned coogresameo that ,Mrs. WoodCQ!:k is • still waiting !or
lbO (ir_.i 51).mU.-per-hour speed limit "LL Brown." lnvesliga-aald he ~
b "a poor aolutlon" to the !uel problem viously left the bank by the !mit door
arid . that rationing is a more feasible while bis elderly . victim . waited by tbe.
alternative. rear entrance.
Stal! me=fa the 28-yeaMld Investigators today warned all Orange
Newport Bea utomotive journal County reaidents and118rticularly elderly
aay the slowdown ;., not only im· penons that the Chrlstmu ...... will
practital but also "lnequllable" and bring a sharp incruae in the type of
made their !eel~ known in a teleinlll crime that <:061 Mra. Woodcock ber aav·
to ·sb: C&llfomia eglslators. ings.
Tbe C!>ngreasmeo we,. told that many
can an the toed "can now average
20 . miles per gallon or better al &>
mph wl:ill• mos! bigger cars, campers,
mobile homes, and cars towing trailers.
get ·1eas than. ,10 ~ per ghlloo at
50 mph."
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Tot Chokes on Food
The jury returned to the courtroom
several Umea during its eight-day reoess
to · Uk Judge ''lbompoon to again go
over biJ final tns&ruc1lo.ns .nd. to ask
the judge on two ·occasione to order
the rereedini ol testimooy. ·
· Jo'tmion w., arrested by San Clemente
police a year after the body of his
wife, Coonie, 22, was fouod sprawled
on the bed ln the couple's apartment
at 416 Mooterey Laqe.
Johnson told police on June 16, 19'10
that be found the body after he returned
from duty at El Toro Marine Corps Air Station: ' .
But the prosecutioo argued during both
trtaia that Jolm!on atobbed hia wile
after a quarrel that began wben sbe
complained about ber husband's' persls·
tent use ol. marijuana.
Holiday Mail
<
Deadlines
Moved Ahead
As if sleet, snow and the dead of
night weren't bad enoough, mailmen now
have the energy Crisis to worry_ about.
Impending national fuel shortages have
forced the U.S. Poslal Service to move
up its Christmas mailing deadlines by
as much as two weeks.
"The urg~ ol the fuel energy crisis
compels us to roquest a one-week ad-
vancement of sugge.1ied dates we gave
for domestic mail and a -week ad-
vancement for foreign mail," a postal
service spokesman in Orange c:ountr
said today. . " . '
. Tbe now d!!adline for mallinJ c1ome1uj,
flnt. -Chrtltmal ·mall .. Dec. ,,
rattier than Dee .. tj,for Ol>lime delivery ..
Dom<llllc, surface-delivery percels, ...
cept for lhoot! Jo Alaska or Hawaii,
sbould. !>< ipalled by Dec. 3 under the
new gWdelines. Deadllnea for Alaaka
and Hawaii have been moved to Nov.
23. • •
Air niafl ·Pi@l!>!ls lo •ddressea inside
the oooUguouo . Ulllled. States. -lhat•a
excluding Alaska and Haw.ii -should
be melled DO later than Dec. 15. The
deadline to the two · faraway states Is
two days eorlier.-Dec. 13.
Mailings lo tor.fgn countrtea bave
deadlines for apeclfic area, depending
<Ill the regularity of poatal aervlces
abroad.
The Poatal Semceb·one of the 1,arg .. t
· ~t usera ol !uel, the county
spokeaman .. id.
beiJelnOlh. I northwest !Jank O( !be :IS-mlle lorli loch.
Tbt upedlfion 1pallesman said tile The spokesman aid the bol\es were
first pbtse of U\e search oost '216,000 unideotified but mysteriOUI .,,...h to
but was not a waste of tlme and money give\tbe erpedltioa good -caUJe to at.rt
altogether. seai!ching again.
'i!Jbe i:livtl"9' did hear certain queer -"\Ve think .... the monster Is a-ifan
sounds when they were down/' the eel," the spokesman said. "There are
ipokesman 111.d. "And then there were lots ol eels,ln L!>ch Ness, you know." '
the bones." The 1 Ja~ese have deCided against 'Ille,~ were found in Urquhart _ using· mi et 1ubn11rines ID_ the next
Bay, an · inlet midway afong ' the · stage or t e search becaUK ScarCety
Stop That lJriifweUa·Z
A sudden gust of wind lofted this u-mbrella from the hands of an
unidentified· yo ti th-and his daie; attending a college football game in
Fresno.
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Dogs~Te8r"Boy; 6, to Bit8 .
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) -Two
vicious dogs killed a 6-year-old boy and
pertlally devoured hia bodY before they
were killed by police, wbo were also
Jones. "I pulled out my gun and shot
him while I ? was stlU in the air."
He said the wounded animal and
the other dog, both l>elieved Jo . be attacked by the animals.
Police aaid two petrolmen found tbe· Gtrman shepherds, fled to a nearby
tiny bodY of Herbert "Junlor'-'-'llussell-garage.-Jooes' -pertner--Robert--llesl,
of Newark about 11:30 p.m. Monday guarded tbe building whne Jones called
m a vacant lot near a Cluster of aban-for help.
doned buildlnp where he sometimes While he wait.cl be dilcovered the
played. boCly of a third dog which ,police said
"One' ol. tbe ckJgs was standing over was apparently killed by the' pair. There
it and as I stepped forWard, be made were .bones of other animals in' the
a leap for me," said patrol.man Thomas· area.
anythini can be aeon 111 the depl!w.
The expedition was led by Tokyo
businessman Sl)anshiltu Y-Illa
team iilcluded foul-divers and -.. 11>
derwatef ·cameraman. '
-Yoshlda--llu ' noc doubta •-.... monster's exiStence: Earlitr In thl
search, he told 1new~: 11We btlkve
in Nessie lGG percent. Ever lince, 1
was a small boy, Nessi• baa -_. blggesf ()Ung ln my me." -
l 4 f,•i·~ tt. Clement,e· · ,,'J
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lnFunth~~1
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By JOHN VALTERZ.{ ·~1f'.
01 Ille Diiiy Plttf SMff ".If-~
" The rourtli and largest aruiual 1fi4er.i ·
grant ·thus tar for police protection. of
President Nixon is on its wa:Y tod1y
to the city of San Clemente.
The annual sum -t:Wi year amountln&
to $189,207 -marks the fourth year
in a row that the U.S. Law Enforcement
Assistance Administration has assumed
the extra costs for security related tft
the Western White House.
And city aides today explained that
the increase of more. than $52,000 over
last year's sum comes from some neW'
provisiom in the program.
Besides ·using new rules, the city allo
chose th.is year to request money which
alwaya had been aDowed, but ....,
sought by San Clemente.
The federal govenmtent began the .,..,.
gram soon after Nixon established tb8
Western White House In the coastal
city, with chtmQ of about $100;009 a
year coming in regularly.
The money paid for the salary and
training of the 10 officers addad
specifically to bee! u~ security.
'Mi is-year; said-cio/""Grant-Coordibator
Rolland Maxson, the city will receive
funds for some. vehicles as well aa
the fringe benefits of the 10 personnel.
A 10.percent · admlnistraUve-overbeal
charge also waa paid by the govermnent.-
lronically, while the lunda this year
were the highest peid to San Clemente,
the number ol Presidential viaito Illus
far to the Orange Coast .baa beon alfm,_
compared to the -earlier -Yean o!. the_
Western White House.
President Nixon ~ who averages ai-
balf-dozen or more trips a year -
oruy bas visited San ClemenlA! threll
times. " But at leut..,. of -'Vlalta, poiloo
admit, created more work for aecurit)'.
offJclaJs tha~ any otl)tr. :
Solltet . c.\riililuDbl Party 'Se<Ntary
Leonid Brezbnev'a o!ficlal atafe vislr
to La Casa Pacifica drew rtpeatod
demonstrations outside the compound. •
The security establlabed in San
Clemente on that occasion wu the
tightest in the hiatory or the operalion. .
"Each year Jt seems to cost ua more
to--provide-tbe-otra people requlrN~
for the security ol the Preaident, and
we decided this time to add the ne"
requests," M~ ezplained.
Since the program began, penalcm
and salaries have in&reased the city's--
costs for the entire 49-member ~
forc;e, he added. '
The 'Road and Track .message. also
explalned that the 50 mph limit would
drop the actual average to Wlder 40
mph, lurtber liml,ting the efficiency or
many new c_ars.
STRATHMORE (UPI) -A baby girl
choked to death on · a piece of !ood
at . her home Monday 'nigh!. Sbafori
Phillips, molher of yea!'Old Jennifer
Phillips. said she was in the kitchen
wheo she beard the child choking in
the dining room ..
''The seriousness of the lue1 abortage
to the Postal Service ia underlined by
the fact that in addition to the fuel
coosumed by commercial air carriers,
we require approximately 350 million
gallons of fuel to travel Z.25 blUion
miles lo deliver the to billion pieces
of mail each year,'"' the spokesman said. •
. _ WHEN YOU'RE
·RUSSIAN AW• FROM
Pdallng Aleng
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Yacht Crewman
Lost Overboard
CAJ'E roWN, Sooth Africa (AP) -
A crewman from tbe Italian yawl
Tauranga bas been losl overboard Oil
the stormy Cape ~ym,ey second
leg of the round-the-world yacht race.
Missing was British Army corporal
Paul Waterhouse. He had crewed on
the British ariny yawl British Soldier
ori, 11\e .f~ leg .from Portsmouth. A
fresh crelt ·took • BrlUsh Soldier !rom
Cape T'oW. ' and· Waterhouse obtained
special leave to continue · a b o a i' d
.Tauranga.
Water~· ,was reported missing
about :llO nautical miles northeast of
• the crozet· IBJ.ands. in ·!-radio message
received in Cape Town Monday night
···.from the Royal Navy.yacht Adv-.·•
. . . -,.. -.......... --_...,. PilOt's Doggw
• • Really 4 . 'She'
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In case 1"11 •woocleo.....,wled wily Dalley
the • Dof ·of tho I Wftt In Sallliday's
...... per --llU • girt doc bistead o1 • boy' acc. tbe re-1a
' tllal lie 1-ll\deecf11 Ille.
Jackie Bockmllier or 1:11 33ld St.,
Newport l!Ucb, raced lo' tbe Huntington
Botch Humane Society and olabned •
Doiley beCon •llYVoe elae could. Sbe had seen the folchlng pooch's
pictlll'e II• the Dally Pilot end got there
first, reporting a cbeck later •bowed
about 100 petlQllS sbbwed up too lai..
She allo diaco•ered that Daisey b
Indeed a Ille 'Ind thou8hi WI ahoul~
A
.GO .FOREST.IRING
~estering. is enjoying our
premium whisky for all-the right reasons.
·Jl'aste.. · ·
· Drinking is one thing. Foresleiing is
S!lmelhing el~.
$5 ,99
-filth
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William Wilcox, Penl\lylvlnia's, secretary of i;omm.unl1 af!aln, has·
1 beeh named fuel allQAAUon ~!ficer )or~ s~te.-, •Q )le·pncUca ,
wbitn e p\"tlclles,"rltllng bis bicycle to -WOrt, a a!Slaiice of 10 miles.
:r'~ tho doc la ... !ling Iota of K"'IUtkySl(0911t ~ Vl'1s\~ ll6 O! tOO\'lqol. Btown·f..--[l;Sf>llen Cori>· LoQ;.,;J~. Ky.Ot973.
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4 DJcrlt' PILOT
Studying the ·Maps ..
Israel C.abinet Mulls
Prewar Boundaries
A Cool Yule
With()ut Fuel
By United Pms lltenuiUooal
"'111e Israeli cabinet met In .emergency
-In Jerusalem today to dilcuas
what a government ""'""' deocrtbed u delicate negotlaUons with Egypt over
a proposal !or both their armies to
withdraw to their Jirewar positions along
the SUez Conal.
chief ol sWI, Lt Gen. Dovid Elazar.
Both carried big maps.
TRE REASON for the urgency or
the meeting was not known, but Cairo
reports said Egyptian officlab were
awaiting the outcome of unspecified
111ntematiooal 1ction" aimed at bringing
preaure on Israel to withdraw to the
Oct 22 cease-fire lines.
canal aod dlplomatic -In Cllro
oaid Egypt had asked the United Nations
!or a detailed report about the bridge
which Cairo considers a serious breach
of the cease-lire stabillzatlon a,_t.
The sources lald EgypUan Foreign
Undersecretary MU.iala Lutli made the
request Monday to Maj. Geo. Ensio
SiilaSvuo, commander of Ibo U.N.
Emergtncy Forco (UNEF) dlaployed on
the Egyptian aod Israeli front IJnea.
Sillasvuo promised an Investigation, they
said.
FUEUNG THE mu!S: So you llJ1ft
you have It tough lacing the current
fuel crlals? Maybe oo. But consider West
Gennall folks !Or a moment
Maj. Gen. Aharon Yariv, Prime
Mln1lter Golda Meir'• 1peoW advl.9er
aod chief negotiator for !Jrael, walked
into the meeting with the anned forces
N°ew difficulties arose over Israeli con-
atruction of a causeway acroM the SUez
Ono ol our atall members who bas
lntematlonal connections wu talkJng via
telephone just yesterday to a lrlerd
over there. In w~ GemWiy today,
gasoline la go!Jia: for a mere $2. IO per
gallon. Dlloel fuel, 1111 the other band,
Is blgher -at '4 per pJlon.
CEASE-FIRE line ~abs 1'r Israel aod Egypt were .ked on
the Issue of a troop clllellgagenlent alter
their fifth meeting Monday.
An !Jraell government aource lald
Yariv would report to the cabinet on
his talks with Egyptian Maj. Gen.
Mohammed Gemuoy aod bio efforta
to end the stalemate. Another meeting
between the two generals wu set for
'l'bunday.
Maybe It jUll -to _. that
no matltr how awful you lltln1< condJUons
are, they· can always pt worse.
llEllE WE AJl;E, approaching the won-
den of the Yuletide ........ Poople are
talking' about bow they woo't put lllrinp
of lights on their houses or maybe
even lleht a Chrlalmu trff.
He said the negotiations centering on
Mrs. Meir's proposal for a mutual
withdrawal to prewar aides ot the canal
with a U.N. wedge between the troops
waa more Important than any ol the
other five points In the m·polnt cease-
fire qreement. au-.... tumJnc down the beot and ~ the fires. Economy ts lbe "1won!. We may Oncl lnldJUooal Yulellde
):ol_ea an reversed this year.
· Fer· Ille tint llni• In hlllorJ, when
jbey tell the atory ol atlngy old Ebmezer
Skylab Crew
Repairs Home
Cooling Unit '
111111-he'l CllDlll OOll IOUDd-
a moclant folk horo. ·
'. ; AIL 01" US have been pretty conodoUI
Cl the lutl altuation lately. Around my
:..,.ce, I've been look!Jia: at all the IP' HOUSTON (UPI) -The Sl<ylab 3
.-astrooauts have put a fresh lllJlPly of ~ "1th beady eyes. Every Ume fluld Into their orilltmg "'"blmp's ln-
:the mrigerator turns on, I klcl< It. dlspemable equlpmeot iloollna system.
...... cut my..it aevm -In the The all-l'OO!de CIU', Genfd P. Corr iut four day1 wblllt abavlng by a IQ. "'' T-ol Santa Ana, Edward G. Glboon,
.._bulb. • SGT. EDWARD KLEIZO (LEFT) PASSES BABY TO PRESIDENT NIXON ~~ ~~':t~ = 1
Maybe 11'1 not pniper to blame all 'I'll Never WHh My F-Agoln' He Said After Light Slap all day Monday lranllfening 1>111181'
411o euta on low Clllldlepowe<. Maybe bn>oght with them Into the elghl.room ~'m j,.t lhaklng too much with the ship that may be their ldne for the
tr--"""'-I hiven~ tumed Oil &Ill'· Pre...,...., • Slapped~ next tine months. "'8t In the place. ~ ~ CARR AND POGUE rode a lll&tionary
'. a-ty, u we approod! the YuleC!de, bicycle todty to i..t how ""'1 they're 'the llhortages In everything appear UM adapting lo aero _ ....... ..._ lllo lay
''1boy are &oln& to 1trtke oalnla and C • c -·-r·'"' '~' :s1nnera aute. · White House riticizes overage lJ1,. ~ /:ti:e._devlce !bat ~-
, ' Glboon will imderao -omne taltl • WAllNINGB ARE BEING -that KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (UPI) -The hour-long news conlerence In Disney Wedneaday oo all t!iree wtll baYe hem
;you may not be able to purdlase any White House crillclzed soine membera World. M. Sgt. Edward S. Klelzo, 50, checked before their 'lbank:sgl~ Day
:aloobollc spirits this aeaaon, for nample. of the ~ oorps Monday for trying ,..,. Yoli< City, was among about 100 walk In space.
:And lf you can, the botues may come to .,..i:; ;""slapping Ind dent" out of ~U.wtabera greeting the Prealdem. Pogue took oeveral hours Monday
'plain ralher than In the fancy aeallOllal an apparently friendly gesture by Presl· Kleim, standing with his son, chatted aftermm to attach a special valve to
wr1pplnp. · denl Nixon towanl an Air Force briefly with Nixon, joking about the the lab'• primary ooollng loop that
On the other hand, aerloul queallona sergeant. !!!>)!; and wllen the ~ twnecj_ .opentes UM_a_w radlat«_to ~ -...,. riliOil jUit yesten!1y on how the · -lied -10 walk away, lie pUI lili KleiZo'1 electrooic equipment from ov~
faithful are going to get to their "111E WHITE . House !eels oompe face. The 1poce pilots ran Into map ao
churdleo. The government la talking to condemn this WM!thlcal aod im· The sergeant told journallill Saturday he wu testing the valve aod a puge
.. bout a ban on SUnday driving. prolesaional reporting," the White Hoose night tbal "the President slapped me," l!bowl!d the device was leaking. Further
It mlCbt be -1ble that the various aald In a statement released at the but he aaJd Monday "it was mon! UM cbedls """"1ed the "leak cbedt'!
CODll"latiom could team up and ride President's vacation retr.ol a pat oo the bacl: that you give a med•im was the culprit and the valve
-to oervlceL But then we got '!be Incident occurred Saturday nlgilt frlmd." He lald he was certain Mm> -,.. ~ JX<P<111.
h -Giii h Orlllp Qxmty Rapid at Orlando alter Nlaoo had held an wasn't .,.,.,, Without the eool1ni · oyatom, dor.ens
Transit District mlght nm lhort 1111 fuel. o1 p1ece1 o1 electrooic ~ ...Wd
They've got you coming or going. THE INCIDENT was witnessed by be ronclered uaelesa and the aalrooauts
It's enough to drive the falUUul to DAILY PILOT two newsmen, acting as a "pool" !or would likely have bad to come homo.
drink -II they could find.a drink. DELIVERY SERVICE other reporters, and the White House 0 was particularly critical of the stories THE PlllMARY ooolanl loop oervlced I Dt1""1 of the D•llr Piiot filed by James Deakin of the St. Louis Monday aUll has a leak In Ii v.i>ich ' WHY, ONLY LAST Sunday, one Costa Is guarantttd Post·Qispatch and Fred Zimmennan of the second-Skylab crew looked for but
Mesa church actually experimented with the wan Street Journal from the pool -"'dn't find. Flight officials plan In ' I ph t f t an,s.......tntfon M.....,..l'l'M"" II 1111 111 lltl Jt1n nur UJUI ha the US1ng an e e an or r }""'... • ,."' ,., 11• ,.,..,, c111 .~ ., ... , C8" wm account the next two weeks to ve
He created a a>n1kierable 1Ur }>ut "' """"'' 1• fW'I· C••11 •r• tlli: .. .nit 1be Mitte House Slid the stories lm· astronauts do a similar servicing job
somehow, you have the sneaking auspt: :~:!;.~·..,. ._...,: 11 "t"" .. "'' nc"'" plied the slap was given in anger. on a backup loop, which has a smaller
cion that elephant pow!!' jlllt isn't going ...... ,,,., "' t '·"'· S•l•nlly, t r I t .m. "The White House n.....::c office eipect.s, leak. Id lo CBtch s .... .,. <IN MIC • nn will IM .,....., If t"'.......... Nell H tchimon sa m. gh t ., ... c1n1 .,, , .... 1n111 tt 1.11\. out of courtesy and decency, that the Flight Director u Ever figure how much It ml t cos papers which printed misleading stort.. Monday the crew cunpleted preparations
to heat a barn for an elephant? Ttltphofles ·-·-on this matter pnn· t c'•-'""•g -~"• to -· __...._,. work SUnday m ard -anksgi · M11t Or•• c ..... 1, Ar.-. •·••·•· ....... .i ....... ,..... •~I"""'--• .....,~__..., 1bus we look tow 'u vmg to oo--~ the false un· p-ions." sol ti watching comet •~ -~ and the •-.&:.o:-.....J .......... Niff11rwnl N\11ttlt1tMt1 It•'~ 1-n:\:~ •~ ..........._
"1-'i..a-.ua.Y u.u1.1UU1U ow:u • '"' w.s11n11u1w .......... *-'"' Kleiw, a veteran of 22 years In the K naurces ...--ofp~·l_>olldaremyembeaeason.r to turn 00 the stove ..,. ._;~i:.:.::'::;~~~. Air Forte, including cl stint in Vietnam, ' ,,_,'II have to ~ ...,. uttM· uttM •o•"' .... ...,... said be comiders NiJ:on "one of the ...,,
long enough to ~" out the turkey. greatest presidents we've ever bad. gdday, ~·ch ""'!'."~ = No oven:ook!Jia:, DR, WW ediPll. -
• Ill Midwest Rain, Snow
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Cold Wave Warnings Posted for Areas i11 Oklahoma
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m the Skylab 2 crew. The uewmen
have to change film In the solar
obl«Vatory -.....,la aod perform a
number ol ttpalr tasks, Including a
tbr..,.bour job 1111 one of the earth ...,.1ng
devices.
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Slain Teen-agers ' Four Sioux Falls, S.D. youths found shotgunned to death In a park
were Identified Monday as (clockwise from upper left) brothers Dana
Badde, 14; Stewart Badde, 18; Michael Hadnth, 15 and R~ger Essen,
17. Police in Sioux Falis are seeking three still unidentified men.
Twisters Rip Oklalwma
Cities Apart; 5 Killed
BLANCHARD. Okla. (UPI) -Forty-ftve of the Injured ,..... In
Tornadoes .wept out of rain and bail Moore. Most w.re treated IOI' CID and
atonna In Oklahoma Monday night, kill· broken bones and releued from the .
Ing at least ftve...penons, injuring eo area's three hospitals.
mere and cau.1ing an estimated 16 nilllion
property damage to numerous towns ANltl'HER 40 mobile homes were
aod ctu... dostroyod by the tornado, -
The IDOi! d<otruction was located at Bob Lamb llald today.
-~,.. ~·-a northern Oll:lahoma "Just about ___ ,..._;_,. WB! dtstlO)ed 11,111,Aa • V11J.a., 'C•~J' ...... "& town neor the Kamas Imler. The death! there," he ll8id.
and 111111! ol the lnj1n'iea oa:urred In Fifty Natiooal Guardllnen WWI coDed
the -.,.. of Olllahoma's beolvl· In to protoc! damqal .,... · hill
ly populated mldaectlon. looting, wlllch Lamb uld l.i ......
within an hour after the storm.
TWO PER80NS, a mother md her A ......, aod her dlild WWI ldllod
S.....t-old chllcl, Wtte killed In Bia!>-In Blanchard when, acoardilll to a
ehard, about 10 mllea sooth ol Oklahoma spokesman. "The tornado blew away
City. Three other penons, lncludlng two about one-third of the town."
4-monlbdd children, died in nearby They were ld..,Ufied u Undo Hill
Moore, Okla. and her im. David.
Ray Saunden, Tl, a llOCUrily guard Five of the Injuries were '""*tod
at Uie Oldahoma Oounty -ln at Blanchanl, IDOlltiy from D~
Moore, --a'lllhed under •· a>n<rete -The funnel ·that· -
piling wllOn the twister toppled tile knocbd wt all electrical J)OWlr In the
warebouse walls. town. A trail« part received the hN>I
One ol the children, Robbie Maynafll, of the da!Mp by the Moen lonlado.
wu found In a mud puddle by a bighWay
patrolman . u reocue -deaned "WE WERE walcliq televlaloa and. up the Royal Parit Mobile Park, me all ol a sudden the boule atartad abaltlnc
ol the worst devutated areas In Moore. ~ • •• '!"'•'·lllkc ~~ ..!'!~.t,.1' The other child, Identified as Jemller ~ "8ldeslt ~ ·~ ,_.
Moore, was found under an ove<tumed Bel"""1 IS and 20 trailers _..
mobile home. damaged.
Charges Rehked
Eco-sticker Priee Howl
Makes.Snoopy Underdog
WASHINGTON (UPI) -"~" la
In the dotl!>oule, at I-u lat a
Rep. Lei Aapln (l>-Wll.), la ooacemed.
Aapln dlaqed Monday that the White
-la pulblng ....-priced energy
1Ucten feolnring a picture ol the
fa!Dom UPeamJtan comic strip dog.
THE PIC'ro!IE, ahowlng the floJ>ared
beallle recllnlnc 1111 the top ol hll abode,
baa been adopted u lite oflldal oymhol
ol the NIJOn Admlnla1Jatlon'1 campaign
to conoerve fUel.
Lui weet, Alpln lald, ~
-received • Wblto -,letter
from Vlrl!Dla H. Knauer, prealdenUal -·-•Ill, olferlng. lnformailon cin how to .... Ibo llllcM -Dot Mel~ 0o.1ID KaaAI Qty, Kan,
T1ii' 1e11or qao1o11 t11o pr1oa tor the
docala u 14'1.ll per thouaand lor 10,000,
-wllh larpr -. Aapln aid.
Bui Alpln cllarpd that .-rcb by
bll ollke ..... !bat ldmllcal tbJee.by·
fouNDcb -can bl boaeht In the W"""1111ton. D.C., area for an average
ol .. per _... Oil purd>asea ol
lo.-,
"IT'ii BAD 8*J1b that the White
--ahoald be out flackhla for !lriYate
-" be lald In • ltalemen4
11But lt'1 'utterl:y tnuculable that the
Admlnlltratlon'• -expeJt lhouJd be telpllllllble for paablng ...,..priced
goods 1111 the Americao public."
Mn. Knauer, In a alatemmt lsaual
throuCb her office, called Aapln'• cba~gea
jjablurd."
Sbe uld the docala will be free to
the -, 111111 Ibo blaeol buyera
eipected lo DI tSlllty componlot who
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plan lo g1,. the a1l<:bn to their
customers.
"!lad Qmgr9lmen Aapln taken lite
time lo contact .... ofllco -.. laaning
hll .,._ releue, I -ha" lladly Informed bl m ol Ibo clrcumltanceS
here," Mra. Knauer llld.
IHI SAID "Pe1nuta" cartoonl1t
Oiarlel --ted ... of lite picture u a pablle ~mce and that United
Fealtnl Syndicate, the copyright bolder,
..... the ~a free Uceme but
a1lpulaled . tbal, In order to maintain
qualltJ, an!)' prlnten whom It •JJP!Wed
could print Ibo decall.
Sw's ~at.e
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' NEWARK, N.J. (UPI)-llldmtl
A. M-the ......., ol llD(llr a.-. iitcHllr, ~l'ded _, Monday to a cliarp ol ut.rnpt1ne
~ = appoalmalel1 u ......
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aJTeated Oct. II, 1972, at a Plt)'boy
Club neor !iii lllii' Ille llpeil for a oeckaae doll"'1'11d lo l.r II b
boioi.. lier 11-.t -llld to have been given the PICbo. ""1ch allegedly held Ille &or.In: .
The charge against Miss McNalr
.... tl1amlaled last April II. ,,,.
U.S. attorney'• oltlce uld at that
time ... ..-jury "decided ...
was not, pnipr ca1111" to cl>arp
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4Newpo·rt Homes Go Like Ho·tcakes in Auction.
By JORN ZAil.ER
Of .. Deb f'llM Si..tf
. tt wu a barplq basement for home "'"1en in Newport Beach today as lour
.._ on ezclusl.ve Klrigs Road were
auctioned ofi by the state of California
lo bJgbeot bidders.
'Ibe four properties, each wJth a com~ mllldinc view or Newport Harbor,
·bcougbt In $75,000, 187,000, $70,000 and
flt,OllO to the California treasury.
Ccmporoble homes In the ana were '
reportedly selling for !90,000 to $100,000.
Two of ·111e homes were bought by
men wlM> &aid they were 1Ul est.I"'
investon. A third WU bought by a
Long Bea<h man wbo aald he planned
to hold the home for two to three
years and lben occupy It with his lamilJL
Tbe fourth home WU hoqpl by a
man with red balr and. a red bwd
wbo decllaed lo ldontily bimlell or say
wby he waa baying the $71,000 dwelling.
0 1'm !W1'Y but l just can't tell 1.ou
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anything," the unldenUlied man said.
'!be lour homes were pun:hued by
the cautornta Department of
TranlportaUon between 1966 and 1970
as rigbt-of-way for the now-defunct
Pacllic Coul 1..-ay,
Minimum bkll m the homes were
1511,000 to $16,000 wb!d> reflected the
sta"''' ortlinal purdlaae price, .according
to olllctals.
Tbe lint home to go oo the auction
bloct WU at 42lltlngs Road. A »year-
old structure with 1,488 square feet,
two bedrooms and two baths, the home
brought in $75,000 from a Loog Beach
attorney who said he intended eventually
to live in the house.
"S~ 1 think I got a good deal."
said Norman Walker after the sale.
"It's bard to find any house on Kings
Road much less a house at a good
price."
A meaaure of Just bow good a deal
he got waa provided by Cally Cowan
who was also bidding on the house
despite the fact that his own borne
just down the street may aoon be for
sale on the regular market. When it
is, he'll be asking $150,000.
"If I could have purchased thls house
_bere__for_arouod $'70,000 it. would have
been a great investment," said Cowan,
"but evenJor $'75,000, lt's still a deal."
Robert Huston, a private investor from
Corona del Mar, was successful bidder
oo the borne al., 1401 Klnp Road. He
agreed to pay $70,000 !or. a three-
bedf9Qm house with 2,200 square feet.
0 1 thought it was a good deal or
I wouldn't have bid it,'' Huston said.
On advice of his agent however, Hmton
declined to say just bow good a deal
it was.
"We don't want to make the blddJng
too bullish when the rest of the auo-
tioning takes pa Ice," the agent said.
The Department of Transportation will
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''Pressure' Probe Slated ·
Newport Chamber to Examine Report Allegations
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JOHN AND PI LAR -THEY'RE SPLITTING UP
Wayn11 Announce Sep1 r1tion Aht r 19 v .. ,,
Newport's John Wa yne,
W·if e Pilar to Separate
Oscar-winning actor John Wayne and
his wife Pilar are separating after 19
Jears of marriage.
Sour<es close to !hi! Necvpcrt Beach
Couple, however, say the split is only a 'trial separation and "they both hope \o work.everything out.11 •
• 11ley in fact are sfill li ving together
tn their Bayshores home although Wayne
is i.bout to leave for an auction at
his catU! ranch in Arizona and has
Other travel plans that will keep him en the road for sorr.e time.
'. Among other things, the ~year~ld
movie star will go to New York to
in November o! 19$1 after a wbirlwlnd
romance.
She had been. a stewardess for a
Peruvian airline and was an li](ning
actrw. They met while sbe was Jn
Hollywood dubbing a movie In Spanish.
Neither of the Waynes was available
for comment today.
Tbe marriage ls his third and her
second.
,l pote for artist Norman Rockwell.•
Wayne's first wife wa.5 Josephine
Saenz, mother of bis fo\D' grown children.
His secmd wile waa Esperanza Baur,
Wayne and Pilar have three cbiklml
Aissa, 17, John Ethan,. II, and Karia&,
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.for Wayne's 37-year~ld Peruvian-born
~e to move to the new house she
purchased in Big Canyon earlier this
year. She has told friends she acq\lired
it .. for financial speculation" and planned
to rent it.
~ 1be Waynes married in Kona, Hawaii,
0r .. ge C.ut
Five Sailors Home
SANTA BARBARA (UPI) -Five San-
ta Barbara residents returned home
safely Monday after their 20-lool cabin
cruiser wai found drlltlng wltbout po-
soutbwest of Gaviota and towed to Pol1..
by the Coast Guard cutf<lr'Polnt J~ilh.~.
Tile cruiser failed to \return on time
from a surfing eipeditlon Sunday,
By L. PETER KRIEG
Of .. M1Y "" tttft
The Newp(n llarl>or <llamber o! Com·
merce Monday appoinl<ld a special com-
rnltf<le to illveatigm chargea the
NeWPort Beach traJl1c ....Wtant wu
under pollUcat pressure to al"'r his
final report.
'!be chamber named director Robert
Milmn, who sat on the · seven-member
citizens' commllf<le that guided the
Senate Ru'les · · .
Panel Okays
Gerald Ford
"~lll!111fl9'.dl!m r Tia ...-. Baill Q11g ulllet '°'911. QM1d11'Dllll:I' t.
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Coot (II-Ky.), aald u be lelt the ball·
1-long priftle -on of the poneL .
Coot aald pnporation of the formal
CCllDllllttee roport weuld be complef<ld
over tho follNllJ 'lblnbglvlng ...-
tliii ...-s, iiiCI the l!eiill8 Wllllld"" .wt
-on the ....malial CXI Tuesdq
'With a '°" eipecW the same day,
Tba -action had been ...
peeled. Ford, Ill, the~ Repabllcln
leader, -. ••nl lour daya of larlngl "
and ..-.. ~ by tbO
Sena"' panel. •
s.n. lioberl c. Byrd <D-w.v .. >, the
..mtant DemocraUc leader, made the
notion lor conllmiatlao.and Coot leCOllCl-
ed IL
Sm. Howard Cannon (D-Nev.), com·
mitt.. chairman, said there WU little
dillCIUSlon aad whal tliere ... centered
on his n port lo the panel that two
FBI re~ OB Ford's campaign cot>-
trlhutlons not complef<ld by the last
oommitf<le meeting were available.
Under tho Constitution, both branches
of ~ must &PP'!'•• Ford, and
the Home Judiciary Committee . was
boldlng lb cloaed<loor -oo today to
bear tbre'e wltoesoes who alao appeared
before the senate panel in exe<:ullve
....ion.
They were Robert M. W'mler-Berger,
wbo wt'Ole a book mentioning Ford;
Dr. Arnolcl Hutchne<ker, a New YorltJ
poycbotherapist, whom Ford says he
met but not u & ·patient, and Mrs.
Alice Weston Sbowall<lr, who has deoied
an allegatlQn that slie\ ae<el":ed 11,000
from Wln"'r-Berger to \intrOduce him
to Ford.
study, to serve as chairman of tbe
panel
"We want to ensure that the city
got the true independent recom-
mendations of the coosultant that the
taxpayers paid for -\IDaltered, un-
colored by politi<dll pressure,"' said
chamber President Richard S. Stevens
in calling for the study. _
He cited ·public charges by three
members of the citir.ens' committee that
they were surprised by wbat tbe rmal
mport said In recommendations for
Corona del Mar and a """'1d Upper
Bay crossing.
stevens said a leCODdary concern ts
that "the report will not wind up on
a shell because of the politics involved,
"l[respective of one or two issue3
within the report, a lot of intelligent
effort went into it." Stevens said. "And
Lord knows, we've got to have a pro-
gram."
St"""'1S said the purpose or !he probe
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Comes to Light
-,,,. .,.,..;iblnt wllo.wrote Ille lieloporl
lllilldL lrll(llc ftporl WU called lo l1N
top.level meellnp with dty ofllcWI,
not jU1t ooe, before wrltlni the llnal
draft of his report, It was leariled today.
'!be two sesaioos took pl8"" in lht
office of Cit)' M...,..-Robert L. Wynn,
accmllng to Al Krier, regional manager
ol the Alan 1\1', Voorllees Company, the
eonsulting firm that was paid $85,000
to prepare the transportation study,
Wynn earlier had sald ·tbere-was one
meetlog 'With the eonsultant, Mayor
Dooakl Mclonls, Councilman Jolm Store
and· Wiiiiam Agee, chainifan ol the plan-
ning commission and the seven-member
cittzena' committee thal guided the
Study. I
Vice Mayor Howard Rogers reportedly
attended the second meeting.
~ members of the cilhens' panel
have said they did not !mow of the
meetings,
Tbree o! those COllllDil1"e IDelllben
have crltlciud the final report; saying
It aays some things It wasn't lllJlposed
to aay about a aeeond Upper Bay cross-
i11g and a 10lution to coastal traffic
through Corona del Mar,
Wynn cool1rmed earlier that a reconi·
mendalloo for a Corona del Mar bypass
along Filth A venue wsa strlckeo after
a meeting in his ·office, but be denied
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Dyane ke bad "prtl &Ill'' Ute t:CDo
IUltanl lo ..-iL
Krier refmecl lo h what WU
Hid.
"l just don't want to get Into tJie
niatter," Krier said.
"We are· really aUll under C.'Olltract,
nte city is our client. Like with
everybody else we cannot release any
information without clearing it with our
client first," Krier said.
Krier offered to discuss the meelinga
publicly if Wynn woulcl autborize it and
be present for the ln""'lew.
Wynn ls on vacation this week aad was not available for commeol
Tbe traffic aludy, wbich ol!iclally will
be tbe transpor!Jllion element of the
city's geoeral p1M, will be the subject
of a series of public heartop before
the plaonlng mmmiulon and city coun-
cil.
'!be !iral plam>lng commission hearing
Is set Dec. 13.
One of the critics on the citizens'
committee, Roland Landrigan, h a s
declared he will appear at those bear.
ings.
He and panellsts Woody Linton and
William Doolsm all voiced strong reao-
tions to the report,, saying there are
a "number of surprises in ll"
Gasoline Still Plentiful
Along Coast for Holiday
There is no gasoline shortage, -at
least not on the Orange Coast where
motorists will be able to buy all lht
gasoline they need to make their
'lbanksgiving enjoyable.
A random Survey of serviCe stations
along the Orange Coast indicatea about
half will remain open this Thursday.
Several of the station managers con-
Wea dler '"
Clear skies and eooler temper-
ahaes are wbat the Los Angeles
J d w ' B N tacted said they were closing, not u , ge . · on t ar ewsmen ~an::::?;?.:~:::
• weather oervtce,rs for the . Qr. ~~; ··ang Coast Wedneiday. lllgba In tbe -.roijufuy
• . , • . , they bad adequale supplies, wltb -
' • mid-tlll !or Inland portloos and 51
at the beaches • .\""" 3M8.
................ .' • t.daj :!hi ;;ij· -....,.,;ts of the irtai-:-,-,,Y ier.c g0I Jliider <way tad';y' exception of the Standan!OI! Oompeny· -1 role< '11!.hls plrticlpolial In -and la expected to c&tinUe~ 'throuih 'operalld llatkll al llacArthar Wevard
INSJQE TODAY
Niflc Scripps CoUtge coedl,
includl!tg two /rum Oronge
Couniv, inoested a $50,000 cl<>
nation to the ,college •ml mad• , n,ooo for the college throuoh
inw1tment8. St e sto ry page 1.
Orange Coonty &lperlor Coort Jlldge
" .'W1111am Murray loday relaaed to blr
'"""""" from bis courtroom dmtni trial o! a $1 mi1llon lawlUil · llled bJ a woman wlM> claims her entrapment
In a local aauna led to her laf<lr pn>-
mlscully. •
,J udp Murray made the nlllng after
lawyers for both lldes C0111Plalned that
local newayo~ could unlairlY. Influence
:liefury by prlnliiig Uie imoun1 of
damages being ·' olbalit by Mn. Maria
Eliella !'anon, •1{ of Anaheim.
Sin Fra)lcllco trlaT ll'llJ"r 'Marvin
·Lewis, Sr, ._ts Mra, Pal'IOO.
Fulk!rlon atlonleY Dooakl A. ltualon ~ the cleleading llollday lleolth
Spa o! Orqe,
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what ha 1-ne -. aa the "Cable · and Red ·Hill Avenue In Irvine. To eon-Car Cue " Wednesday. .
In thai 8111 Franclsoo trial. a Jury Mn. Pmon Initially sued the beelth serve aupplleo the lllalion expects to
awarded office wwker Gloria Sykea, spa for $140,000 .wbeo she sullerecl bums quit pumping at t"p.m. 'lbunday.
25, !$0,000 In damages alter Lewil ...,. in the Orange ...,.. three 1..,. ago Elsewbeno In Calllornia and the nalloo
ctarully' llflUed that I' cable car Injury all<lr the handle to the door of her Tbank>giving travelers may find more
Jn lhafdty c:hanpd her penonalily. cubicle allei«llY came off In her band. .. rv1ce statlonl cloaed this y.ar than
"l'trl DOI -Ing to bor _..,.per But the lawiuit wu step ~P lo ••·y did l·~ y ar but •as supplies
n;porten ,,,,.;.· 1111 courtroom," Judge '1 million when the plaintlll, delcribed · --· e ' " •
Murray firmly told both laWY.era. ~We by hir lawyer as a devout Catholic """' 10 be holding up welt wtn dHI W!Ui tbepilblellCof jU1on mother ol ....., allegedljr devtloJl'!d -Kay Aldoua, spokesman !or !he
who have· heard of this cue ai It urgea that Jed ' her to aeek rnalll in American Aulomobi~ Assoclalioo, said
comes iq> during jtD')H1elecflon. local ban. t~. thot spot checks showed no m.ior
· "Yon Jun dn't keep tbl1 kind of Deposllionl filed In the ptttrlal phase gasoline ibortages, altbough he recei~ lhlnl away ~ the newo media and of the llwault coalain the determination reports that loola1'd service stations
I don't -to-try," Judie. Mopay by a PQdllalrill lbat trauma devele!>in( were llmllinl sales. llCldecL "Wt om.pi ·llo'ft to tan air'! lrool hOr mtrapmelll ltd to a Jll1ddalrle "'!'be Wiie 11111 aulcl be .,,npbashod
jliidGllam wbtla ,._u .. P,,.. lrl -. la wlllcb Jin. Panon btcamt Is that thel'e. will be no ' major ln-IJellll qaeo'lrlid about tbla caoe," llnt ---1JUea. ,,,.,,,.,.....,,.. ~ trHel,• be aald.
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"will be to make sure we have the
consultant's thinking r a It b f u 11 y
represented to the public.'' '!be llnn of
Alan M. Voorhees of San Diego prepared
the study.
"lt is of vital importance to the entire
community,'' Stevens said. "We want
to make sure the community ls presented
with all the facts."
Milum, in an interview after the
chamber directors confirmed his ap-
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HE'LL LEAD CHAMBER
N-rt Bulldff Lulk l! \,, I, ,;.,;j '\-·I~
Harbor -Names ·:.;~
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Lusk President ·, ~
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Newport Beach builder Willlam D.
Lusk was elected president o! the
Newport Harbor Chamber of CollllllerC9
Monday.
Be succeeds Wrathet lnvestmentl
Company executive Richard S. stevens
as bead of the l ,OOO·member
businessmeli's organhation.
Other ollicers elected ID serve with
IJJSlt during 1974 are 'lbomaa Simandl,
Michael Christiansoo and D e n n 1 s
Harwood, all vice ~idents, and William Coulter, treasurer. _
Lusk, 45, -' ls president o! Jol>n
D. Lusk and Sons, ~ been • member Of the Chainber. since 1911J, I
A reaidenl o! Big canyon, Lusk at·
tended the University of Southem
California. He ls a native of Beverly
Hills, i
Lusk'• acceptance speech waa brt.f
and light, but he indicaf<ld he'll have
more to say when he Js 1nstaUed Jn
January .
"It took courage to elect a developer,
we're not the white hats of tbt com--
munity these days, 11 be quipped..
Election of members o! tho Board
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Market. Again
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NEW YORK (UPI) -With a record
number of issues declining, prices on
the New York Sinck Excbaage today
fell to their lowest level in two )'tar1
iJl-beavy· trading generated by ...,.,...,.
over ~ problems and fears of ~, · rec-.on. .
'jbe Dow Jones Industrial averap, the
nioot -ly !ollowecl bouoa-on ,
Wall Street, plunged 17.'ll points on
top of a drop of JS,17 on Monday, It
clooed at 914.IO, its lo-t alnce It doled
at 131.st on Nov. 30, 1171.
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Recession
Predicted
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u:JS ANGELES (AP) -Vernon L.
Sturgron, president of the California
Public Utilities C.Ommlssion, said today
that a recession or depression is likely
-possibly by next spring -because
of the energy crisis. (Related stories on
Pages 3, 11 ; Edilorial on Page 6.)
''Starting in Los AngeJes, ii the
Department of Water and Power cannot
get the Ar ab oil under oontract to them,
then by March thett: will be 35 percent
curtailment of electrlclty, which Is
catastropic." Sturgeon told neWsmen.
"This means a loss of business, a
loss of wag~ with the weliare rolls
growing, a loss of sales and taxes.
It could build to a r.c.s.Jon simply
because of the bs of energy."
Sturgeon, In l,os Angeles to addreM '° dvlc group, stopped !hort ol ,.y1ng
a recesllion wu a certainty.
But asked by a neWBman ff recession
was not inevitable, he said, "l don 't
want to be the one to say that, but
I won't argue with you if you do.
"One person alone can't be hurt by
this. It hits everybody. It lvW reduce
their purchuing•power," be added. "I
don't think 11'1 possible to otop It."
Sturgeon said he expects industry to
cooperate with voluntary fuel saving
measures.
"For them, it's a matter of economic
survival, and they want to survive,"
be sakt
But he said he does not expect full
vohmtary cooperation from consumers.
••frankly , I don't expect to get a
10 percent voluntary reduction," be said.
"This means that when we come to
mandatory steps, we 'll probably have
to ask ror more than that."
Consumers have been asked to cut
back their energy use by 10 percent
to ease the power crush.
Sturgeon told newsmen that some
demands of environmentalists probably
will have to be balanced with the urgency
of the f!iel cri!ls.
Upper Bay
Friends Save
Beach Areas
'J1ie FrlendJ of Upper Bay was credited
Monday by a member ol the recJonal
'COUtal commission with !lving the
Newport Beach area from being turned
!nlo -111111 IDd -1'. Ro.y WWlams of the Frlelldl ol Upper
11ay opoke at a planlJinc, ....i.. Cl
the South Cout Regional :tOne Comerva-
tlon <mnmJasJon In Sin · Clemente City
lllll. ' WUllamll ouUlned the cllbem group's
plans far development ol Upper Newport
Bay Into a wildlife preserve by dredging
down to a level that can 1Upport many
ldndl ol pillll and animal Ufe.
Qxnml.lsioner Judy Rosener, a
Newport Beach resident, thanked the
group members fOr being activists. She
said It wu largely through their efforts
the bay baso't become a recreational
clevel<!Pmenl. The:' state and the Irvine Company
.,. currenUy oegotl.oting on a propooal
calling fil< the state to a!lurne Im·
mediate ownership ol the area, with
the price to be worked out later.
'J1ie plan has been endoned by the
and the state Department of Fish and
and the state Department of Fish and
Game.
Williams said Monday the citizem
group wants to acquire the bluff and
upland area for visitors viewpoints and
prevent any bridgeJ from croosing the
saltwater marsh.
All dredged material could be used
to create a .. Big Canyon" beach or
~ fill for the Corona del Mar freeway,
Williams said.
That idea gained approval of Com-
mission.r Rooald Caspers ol Newport
Beach, who said it would cut down
on the expense and trouble of b..u.mg
In oand.
OUNll COAfT M
DAILY PILOT
'Nixon Knew All~
Martha Mitchell TeU. Meetings
ly HILIN THOMAS .
J WASHING TON (UPI! -Martha lllldlell aid todl.Y, lllal PNlf.
--dent Nbtlnr-"tnew ~I !bit -loial OD" ID hfl l'Mlectlcm~
campaign, before and after Ille Wa!A!rg11e bi'eol<·ln and buggtn1.
She said that Nixon ond her husband, former Attorney General
John N. Mitchel~ went out on the presldenUal yocht Sequoia "every
night and dlseussed the campaign Imm beginning to end.
"There wasn't anything that Nixon didn't know," she said In a
telephone Interview. "This 1' the truth."
Nixon bps asserted publicly on several occulons that hla ie,
election campaign was the "first campaign I dldli't run" ond th1t
"overzealous but well-ln!A!ntioned" su,Pporten on the Committee to
Re-elect the President may have been responsible for lhe Wa!A!rga!A!
developments.
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Coastal Panel Approves
1, 769 Building Permits
By CANDACE PEARSON
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LOS ANGELES -A total of $9 In
new construction hu been approved by
the· South Coast Regional 1.one Cooserv1;-
Uon Commission for every $1 it has
denied, its executive director said Mon-
day.
Testifying at a hearing of the Assembly
Select Committee on Coastal 1.one
Resources here , Mel Carpenter said
about 25 to 30 percent of the permits
denied come back to the commiSllon
ir. scaled down versioris and are ap-
proved.
M of early this month, carpenter
said, 1,789 permits representing $991
mlllk>n have been approved and 74
permita, valued at $145 million have
been denied.
The South Coa!t commission covers
Orange and Los Angete.s counties.
Carpenter's statistics backed up a
statement made early that day by state
Coastal Commission c!fairman l\1elvin
Lane, who said. "We've not stopped
the basic ,economy of the ~st."
The A,..mbly commlttee chaired by
Assemblyman Alan Sieroty CD-Beverly
Hills) is looking into the first year
or Proposition 20, the 1972 coastal zone
ad which created the commissions.
Sieroty and Assemblyman Paul Prio1o
(!).Santa Mooica), the only committee
members present Monday, asked
Carpenter and Lane what legislative ac-
tion might help them.
Lane asked for more money and more
COmJl.llssion ttme, by. allow_!qa alternates
!or, "f!:lld ofliclals < His r<19uesls were edloed by Jooeph Bodovtt>, executive
director of the state commission.
Carpenter asked the legislators for
requirements thar an local agencies
delay the issuance of building permit,,
on projects until the .. commission has
granted Its own permit.
&th Orange and Los Angeles Counties
are doing th ls voluntarily.
Requiring all local building and safety
departments to in1pect development,, to
see tf they fullill coastal commission
conditions also would help, Carpenter
said.
The regional commission doesn't have
enough time or pe.noruiel to impect
all completion notices, which, Carpenter
said, are just starting to come in. .
Carpenter ltoted what he thought were
south Olut Comml!lioll auccesses 1n
the first year, including :
-Reducing· densities in areas where
the commJsslon felt they were too high.
-Increasing access to the beaches
by reql)iring more on--slte parking, leav-
ing street parking for , visitors.
-Getting developers of· adjacent .pro}
ects to work together · before applying
for permltJ to com~ up with better
coordinated hulldlng.
-Requir1ni more open space On in-
dividual lots.
-Reducing the number of units in
large, planned community developments
ror "more pleasing" architectural and
esthetlc ellect..
-Causing a better quality construction.
Carpenter admitted that the com-
mission meetings 1Ul1 take too kmg
and that It takes !lll dayo ofter applying
ror a permit to get a public bearing
before the commission.
Bodovilz said there is a chance the
commissions will get some flmds from
the 1972 federal coastal zone manage-
ment aCt. which had been held up by
Nixon just autboriled $4 million, or
which California would be eligible for
$400,000, for plannlng,,W'!l a Senate con-
ference committee Is recommending $7.5
million, of which ~.ooo would go to
California. .
The commissions only have two year11
until a co~tal muter plan, is due in
!he Legislature, said BodoVitz. They w8nt
enough money now to finish . the job
without begging !or more funds midway
through the plan, he oald. 'l1le cOm·
rnJsslons will need almost S2 million
to complete the p1anning phase of their
work,· ~oviti added.
Fret11Pqe J
LUSK •••
of Director• !or 1974 will lake . place
at the December meeting ..
Those nominated are:
Phil Tozer, Ari Grolllky, Chick Higbee,
Bruce Blackman, John CUrci, Joe Payne,
George Hochfilier, George 1.ebal, Pete
Barrett, Thomas Wolf!, Pete Si.rac~a
and Bill Fawcett.
Also, Doug111 KeuP, Jlon. Rausey, Jock
Austin, Hal Joonnlni, Bill Whllman, Jim
Wood, Don Pennington, Chris Hopper,
Robert 1ifilum, David New, Scott Parker,
Charle! Currey, Cl~' lloooe, John Fanner, Jim Feltoo, ary Bunill, Dr.
Nolan Friaelle ancj Ven.I.
Honorary cllncton nominated:
Assemblyman R<>bert E. Badham,
State Senator Dennis Carpenter, Ned
Hill, Vin Jorgensen, 1i.trs. Doreen
~II. 1-Meeb, Dr. John NlcoU,
'Mn. ~sabel 1Pease1 'Ibeo ~~. ~rred
Schooi,e, llobert Wynn and ' RObert
McCurdy.
Allo, Jim Berk&hltt, William Ficker,
Ed Hirth, Jim LaWIOD, Ray W1taon,
Mayor Donald Mclnnls, Paul A. Pllmer, o. w. "Dick" Richard, Km s.m-i.
Jack Vibert, John Macnab and W1IUam ·
Ring.
Mn:. Pat Krone was _el~~to leJVe
ss president ofthe Women'• Dlvilkln.
Robert Hildenbrand wW heod the Marine
Division and Harry Babbitt will oerve
as skipper <JI the Commodore'• Club.
NeWport Widow's
Jewelry Stolen
Detectives who check Harbor Are11
pawn shops are keeping an eye out
for jewelry 'belonging to a recenUy
widowed Newport Beach woman. in-
cluding her l600 wedding band.
Grace Bordman, of 117 Turquoile Ave.,
Balboa fsland, told police her home
was burglarized of usorted itema Sun-
day while abe was away.
The 1 ... included a $:1,000 wristwatch
and other items, adding up to $4,000
1n all, according to investigators.
Bomb Kills Two
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II Cllmblnell ttlt N"""J.Pra1, II M ii.,,_ bY
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nll t11Mio<\1 trl Cllltlli&r!W, Notrd1y lll•M~
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Mll!kln It Oll!Jihlltd SelUrOt'(I tlld S11r110yi,
T1'll ,.lnelptl O'ltlllalolilt ,..Ill It ti JJO Wl1!
a.1 l tl'Mf, C..lt MtM, C..Hlomle, ntM.
. President Nixon.
PHNOM PENH (UPI) -Two pers-0ns
were killed today when a bomb explosion
demoltohed a car owned by a military
police major who worked for high
political council member Sirlk l\fatak'.,
one of the leaders of !he March 18,
1970 coup v.·hlch 9vuthrew Prince
Nrodom Sihanouk. The dead were Iden-
tified by police as the sl!ter of Maj.
0. Kongidyo and the driver or the car.
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Harbor Chamber Plans . -.:. ... -~ ....
To Build New Offices ' -
Newport Harbor Chamber of Commerce
dlrecton Monday decided they will oon-
slruct a new d!•mber office building
on Jamboree Road, just acrou Santa
Barbara Drtvt from the new police and
fire headquarten. Chamber Manaatr
Jack Barnett &aid tentaUve piano now
coll for a $200,llOO two.story building
that would serve as a comples for
Mn-profit agencies In Newport Belch.
"We ho!>< to be able to i.e.. out the
-l!oor to agencies like the March ol Dlmea, Iha Red ero.. or t!>e Unit.cl
Fund... Blmett llld. "'l'bls ii """ ol
the trend todlJ Ind It oetveo to minimize
oOOta for 1111 Iha qeidol tmolved,"
he tald. He lald oo..inacttoa bopolldly
wlll 11art lhortly alter Jan. l and the
bull<ling •hollld be llnllbed by the end
ol tile yeor. :
Jn actlm Monday, Cllllnber dlrectorl
ajao autbotlled preparatiGll ol economic
~· the ol~ ol ~ C:.'= a:r-P191denl=S. -endoroed tbe oeieCtlon ol the Jombo'"
R4ad 1lte over a loelticln en Padllc
Ooe1t Hlaliwoy, oaytog "It will be lrOer
from' pofftloal pniblem1 lhon 1ny other
site we could find."
Ollmber Dlrector John Macnab iJ>.
dlcaled chlmber memtien will Ubly
be uUd to .... -llmdl towanf the~ -and ·-ldded il1at ba 1--ll1l -l_iD ..... In .. the balldlfll .... be ll'lldod Wllbout
a mortpp.
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Eyes Beach
!JseEunding
The Ide• o1 hth>lnl Newport Beach poy tor beacJ>.related sirvlces used by non-
n!lldeoll drew lllpport from a few region·
al coutal commJSaionen Monday, .
Both Newport Beach and HW\Uncton
Beach city ofUdala have complained
that their dlleJ have an Gira tu burden
because so many people use the beaches.
"There's no reason your city should
have to bear the burden for everybody
else. Maybe we can ~elp,11 Donald
Bright, chairman· <JI the SOUth Coast
Regional 1.one Comervation Comml,.Jon
told ' Rod Gunn, Newport Bead! 'general
plan director.
The commlaslon mt! In San Clemente
City Hall !or a planning aeulon. Under
the 1971 coutal zone act, It has to
d.,..Iop a muter plan, by 1978.
GW111's ad~. to the C<ll1\IDIJalon con-
centrate4 on the specific area plan
developed by the city {or the West
Newport area and on the progress of
the general plan.
u11 P<t 1wr,.... I
During questioning, Gun.n saiq,_ '.'the'
city of Newport Beach ~ccommodate.s
more people on its beaches than any
other city la California."
"You have a good record,". Com-
missioner Rtmmon C .. Fay. of l\1arina
del Rey said, complimenting the city
for providing a regionally·used beach.
New _.-olfce Facility ~
Workmen are la)'ing the groundwork for $1.3 million New'port Beach. .
police facility next door to city's newest fire station just off Jamboree I
Road behind ·the Irvine Coast Country Club. Bulldin$s Jn Newport
Center loom In background. New police build.in~, officially described Gunn told Dr. Brighi Iha I
Auemblyman Robert Burke (R·Hun-
Ungton Beach) is introducing legislation
to create up to, $1 mWlon a year in
state subsldlet for .such beach operation.1.
as a "substation" even though It wlll house police chief's office and
jail, is scheduled for completion July I , 1974.
Commissioner Art Holmes of San
Clemente added that the California
League of CiUes bu endorsed in-
veaUaatlon of tbe idea. Harbor Chamber to Hold
Laguna's Mayor: Debate on Police Alarms
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Keep Irvine
Off the C.oast
A coastal-oriented city better un-
derstands bow to admlnlster an atea
like ·the undeveloped lands between
J..aguna Beach and Corona del 1t1ar,
Laguna Beach Mayor Roy Holm aaid
Monday.
Holm addressed a planning session
ol the -South Coast Regional 7.ooe
ComervaUoo Ccimmi.sslon at S an
Clemente City Hall.
Asked 8bout Laguna's sphere of in·
fluence, Holm ~ it. did overlap in
the are& of Irvine Cove with that of
Newport Beach, and -.i~uy, with the
. lutare ll!lbtre ol ln!lu.p~ map ol the
ell)' ot !?vine. • ·Holril oald Newport Beach and Laguna
Beach could work Out a spllt of the
doWncoast area with the Irvine Com·
·pany, which owns the land.
But he added, "We don't think Irvine
should come over the , hilla. Ifs too
tremendous, irreplaceable , Invaluable
a ·piece Cl property to be admlniS\ered ey a dty wttb ·a· largely ·tnlllld C.m·
munity." .
Frot1tPq.eJ
PRESSURE .•.
pointmen~ tried lo downplay the con-
troversy that i.s rising around It.
i·1•m reluctant to dlscuss any conflicts.
· r thlnl Ille report overaU Is a good
. one and don't want to damage It,'!
Mtlnm oald.
H~ver, Milum did agree with the
three other citizen committee members
that tbe. final traffic study did contain
110111e thinp "I. didn 't expect them to
come out with at this time.''
'lbe Newport Hart.or Chamber of Com-
merce "'111 sponsor a debate on the
proposed police hookup to private homes
and businesses in Newport Beach.
No date for the public . .session has
been ICheduled but chamber directors
Monday oald they will ask Police Chief
B. James Glavas to speak for the cable-
tv alarm system an<! will seek opponents.
Chamber officials suggested that
perhaps Newport Resldent& United or
the Orange Coast League of Women
Voters might want to take the opposing
side.
The debate w.as .suggested after direc·
tor Nolan Frizzelle said he doesn't
believe the public is well-enough in-
formed on the propoeed system.
"I think our efforta·abould .be directed
toward providing more public in·
Fairview Slates
Patient Displa)·
A speclaJ-public-display-of activities
and achlevement.s involvtng patients at
Fainiew State Hospital in Costa J\.1esa
is scheduled Wednesay. Nov. 28 to mark
Mental Retardation J\.1onth.
Hours will be 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.,
'"'ith handicrafts, ex hibits and special
performances scheduled in the hospital
auditorium to show \\"hat is being done
for mentally and physically handicapped
youths.
The public i.s in\·ited to the show ,
with guided tours of the hospital olfered
simultaneously. as they are each
Wednesday nnd Saturday or the year.
, Next 11.'ednesday's show will include
films showing various therapy programs
at Fairvie'I'', v:hich is acknowledged as
California's leading facility for the
retarded.
SESAME STREET
SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET .IN THE HARBOR AREA THA'f: HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INSTALLATION BY ALDEN'S,
formation, rather than taking a stand.
"There i.s a potential for a lack of
confidence in the city couucil declalon
on the system unless this Information
is adequately sprtad," Frtzzelle said.
Glavas is now preparing all application
for federal lunds for equlpmeiit to
oj)erate the ll}'Stem that would be In
the new police headquarters.
The city council will have to 1ppme
!he application at which time Glavu
will find out if be has the nece11111
support or not.
As proposed, the •)'litm would be
voluntary and would allow homeo~
and bll.!inessroen to· have aenUna deYka
Installed on wlndciwo and Doon tlllt,
If dl!turbed, would llignal all a~ at
police headquarter1. •
Theoretically, according to Gia ... , a
patrol unit could be responding to the
alarm \\'ithin three seconds.
Glava.s has .said the system is prone
to false '1arm.s, but he said he does
not believe they would occur rrequently
enough to disrupt normal police work. ·
From Pqe l
AUCTION ..•
be auctionin g off 10 more horns on
Kings Road , fi ve each in Decelnbe.r
and January.
Successful bidders In today's aucUon
were required to have a cashier's check
for $2 .200 and to complete full paymem
\\ilhin 140 days .
"\Ye were very pleased that the bid-
ding today was so spirited," .state right·
or-way agent Larry Orvis told the 150
people who were present. "And we hope
you 'll ·all be back for the rest of our
auctions next month."
IN OUR s Ix T.E EN YEARS, WE f!AVE
CA)tP,ETED THOUSANDS 01' H9MES .IN
C<,OSTA MESA, 1-jEWPORT BEA,CH, LAGUNA
BEACH AND HUNTINGTON BEACH. ON ~
NEJGH~OR TEUS ANOTHER UN T,fl •. WE
HA~· WORKED IN EVERY HOME , ON A
BLOCK.
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NEIGHBOR-WE PROBABLY ~RPET~D HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, ~RING HER IN WITH
YOU.)
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Mesa Approves 90-day Extension to Sign LaW
Costa Mesa's 'emerg..Cy s I g n
ordinance begins another llO<lay nm to-
day amid signs lhat progms II being
made towml adoptloo of a more
permanent law.
Members of the City Coundl MQaclay
night authorized the extenllon -the
third since aign reform became an llaue
In October 1m -but pledged nol to
drag out action much longer.
Mayor Jilek Ha"mmett and Vice Mayor
Wiiiard Jordan both gave indicatlooa
that they want the si~ ordinaDce out
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and voted ·.., before the City Council
etectkn ID l.iarcb of 11'/4.
It bad been IP<Culatecl widely lhat "further atudy., would be initiated. oo
tbe sign -.ance In order to avoid
mating sign oontrol ~ touchy cami>aJgn
ialUe for Hammett lild Jordan, tho lwo
illcmnbeots up for. re-election.
The latesl ·utemlon was authorized
by counclJmen to "cover" Costa Mesa
with a algn law while public bearings
on the new ord1nance were beiDI held
by the planning -
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•Nixon. Knew -All~
Martha Mitchell Tells Meetings
By HELEN THOMAS
W ASlUNGTON (UPI) -Martha Mitchell old today that Presi·
dent Nixon "knew everything that was going on11 in his re.election
campaign, before and after the Watergate break·ln and bugging.
She-said that Nixon and her husband, fopner Attorney General __
John N. Mitchell, went out on the presidentlil yacht Sequoia "every
night and discussed the campaign from beginning to end. ,
"There wasn't anything that Nixon didn't know/' she Did In a
. telephone interview. "This is the truth.'' ,_
Nixon baa asserted publicly on several occaslona that bis re-
eleclioq campaign was the "first campaign I didn't nm" and that
"overzealous but well·intentloned" supporten dn the Committee to
RHlect the President may have been responsible for the Watergate
developments.
, Taxi Firm Wins Approval
·For Hike; Not Anihlliat.ce8
Two ambulance companieo failed to
win a rate lncreese ln>m the c.ota
Mesa City Council Monday nlgbl but
a taxleati firm did.
Both Seal's and Schafll" .Amllulanee · -. tiild · tliei' would' hue 10 Will unlll
January before they can expect a
-!rom the -beea-ol -allegod • .,._ .. -Ibo quality
of service.
City Manqel' Fred lionabll .........
<;ary K. Jones
Rit,es Scheduled
Aft-el' Accident
meoded for the delay beea11•e ho said
be bad reoel...t ...... cltbm """""
plalnta. lie --·a desire to lhldy . the fr*rbl.. with Ibo two llrmo to
see wllelber Ibo lml of service can
be-eijiinded-bil<n'ara•lilmue-li
allowed.
Sonabal did DOI llai.nte Oil Ibo .....
plaints, bul It II kmwn tbol dtJ ollldall
became -last ---a -drownlnc -bod lo be taken to Ibo lmpital la a !Ire captain'• ....
became ID amhnlaoce wu not
''available:'
l!ennan R. Tate, pnoldmt ol Yellow
Cab ol ~ -aad Ollta Mesa. was 11""1 a rate mo.-which -ks
wt to :Ill -fw the finl mile; :Ill
cmts for the -mile and llO mill for a fi.....ne tzip.
Mesa Workers
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Get Day Off
~ funeral rites ... ochecklled
Friday for c.ota M .... Gary K. Jooes,
who died Saturday despite bours of
~ ef!orts by a friend to get
belP alte< a Yuoea Valley auto accident.
The In"-' victims lay scattered down Costa Mesa munldpal employes Mon-•-~ day night reeetvocl an unexpected a blghway embanlcment off U.S. 112 Chrlstlnas ·boaus -'two extra da)'ll ol!
cmrnlgbl ln chilly, wot weather awaiting during the Yuletide awon.
aid as one crawled bacl: up to the 'l1le boliday gift peeksge was autboriz.
rood. · . ed b)r. _unanlmoua _ vote ol the Costa
J.ooes 38 of 900 Joann St. died at Mesa City Council and wilt give the · .' ' ' . employes a day off on Christmas Eve t a.m. in Twenty.Nine Pal~ Corbmwuty and one on New Year's Eve.
Hoopltal, aboot 13 hours alter the ac-. Via! Ma,... Willard T. Jordan made
ddent. · the motion for the increased off-time.
• A ear stopped to belp about e a.m.. He explained lhat many city hall
authorities said. . empl.oyes are off anyway during those .
· His three companions, all reportedly days and that there was no point in
from the Nor<o. area, suffered majo< •wking with only a skeleton crew. -
· Eugone Bergeron, pmident. o! the
COlta Mesa Olamber ol Commerce who
appe&n!d at the oouncll session to speak
in faYOr of the menalon, aald the delay
Would give the btWnessmen lime to
study the propooed' ordinance and to
give their recommendations.
The emergency or "lnterlm" ordinance
extmled by the eouncll is In actualily
the same u the propmed sign ordinance.
It assigns signing to ooame.s.. taking
into ooosideration several factors, the
most controve~ of which is what
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No Gasoline
Pinch Seen
Fori _Holiday
There ls no gasoline shortage -at
least nol 111 the Orange Coast where
motorists will be able to buy all the
gaooline they need to make their
'lb••k'81vtng enjoyable.
A random survey ol service stations
aJoog the Orange Coast indleates...abool
balf will remain open thll 'lbursday.
Seftnl ol the station managers con-
tacted said they were clOling, not
~ of a fuel lhortage but beca11se
they Wlllled to ~ a )lallday. ~-~r n ~ ~ · , 'c .,,. ill4
the)' 111!1 ~te ~-· with the ~I 412'11 ...... r0n 0.,11'1" ~~ : \t;iDL~-r to
Ellewllere ln · omia and tbe nation
'lllanbglvlng travelers may fmd more
-Ila-clolied. thla year ....
they cHd Jut year, but gas supplies _,, to be holding up well.
....Kay .Aldous,_.ispokesman fot...Jhe
American Automobile Aasoclatioo, said
today lbat l(IOI eheoks allowed ro major
g..iJno obortqes, although be received
reports tbat llolated ae(Vioe stations we.-llmltlni ......
"'11le thing tbat ahould be emphasized
Is that there will be no major in-
comenlence for holiday travel.'' he said.
·~ are .,. problems of fuel at this
time although, over tbe holidays , it is
likely that a number of stations will
be operating on schedules similar to
what they've been doing on Sunday since
Labor Day."
Aldou! based his prediction about more
'lbanbgMng closings oo "a pattern that
we've watched for 13 weeks.'
'Ibis pattern, be said, show! an ln-
creaae in the number of ltatioas closing
earlier in the evening and on weekends
and holidays, as they had done during
the gaaollne shortage la.st summer.
He ~Id that drivers in remote areas
should keep their gas tanks at least
ball full and cut back on night driving.
Five Sailors Home
SANT A BARBARA (UPI) -Five San-
ta Barbara residents returned home
safely t.fond&y alter their 20-foot cabin
cruiser was fotmd drifting ·without power
southwest of Gaviota and towed to port
by the Coast Guard cutter Point Judith.
The cruiser failed to return on time
from a surDng. expedition Sunday.
can be read by the motorist as he
drives by at the speed limit.
That, plus an amortizalioa plan calling
for the eventual removal of most existing
signs, form the most objectionable
elements of the proposed ordina nce, ae-
cordlng to many local businessmen.
Several homeowner representatives
who .served on the mayor's Sign
Ordinance Qnnmittee which last week
recommended 9 to 6 in favor of making
the interim on!inanc:e permanent, ap-
peared belore the council to demand
progress.
"We don't want this thing to go on
for ever and ever. It could lose · all
of its impact," said Mrs. Monica Viotto,
a member of the sign committee.
Her feelings were shared by Alfred
Kirseb who charged that the business
representatives on the committee were
unwilling to m a k e any compromises
'¥hich could have resulted in a
wuihfritous, rather than a split 00~
mittee recommendation.
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JOHN AND PILAR -THEY'RE SPLITTING UP
· Waynes Announc1·S.perailon After 19 Years
Newport's John Wayne,
Wife Pilar to Se par aw
Oscar-winning act.or John Wayne and
his wife Pilar are separating after 19
years of marriage.
Sources close to the Ne'.'l(IO!'I Beaeh
couple, however, say the sph1 is oitly
a trial separation and "they both hope
to work everything· out."
They in fact are still living togelher
in their Bayshores home although Wayne
is about to leave for an auction at
his cattle ranch in Arizona ·and has
other travel plans that will keep him
on the road for some time.
Among other: Utings, the 66-year-old
movie star will go to New York to
pose for artist Norman Rockwell.
The sources said there are no plans,
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for Wayne's 37·year-old Peruvlan·born
wife to move to the new house she
purchased in Big Canyon earlier this
year. She bas told friends she acquired
it etor financial speculation" and planned
to rent it.
~ Waynes married in Kona, Hawaii.
in November of 1954 after a· whirlwind rorpance. ·
She had been a stewardess for a
Peruvian airline and was an aspiring
actress. They met while she was in
Hollywood dubbing a movie in Spanish .
Neither of the Waynes was available
for comment today.
The marriage js his third and her
second. ~ ·
Business people wbo ,.presented the
minority bloc on the sign study com--
miltee informed Mayor Hammeli by
letter Monday that the vote on the
ordinance was 11preniature" became not
aH sections had been sttidied or dilcaDed.
in detail
They s a I d they disapprove or an
ordinance that would require them to
remove and replace at their es:peme
signs for which they have obtained
permits aod !or whieb they have paid. ·'
Senate Unit •
Unanimous
lnBaeking
WASIONGTON (UPI) -·Tliec-c;;;;r.--
Rules Committee voted unanimously to-
day to recommend the confirmation of
Rep. Gerald R. Ford as vice presldenL ·
All nine o! the memberi were ir->I
and voted !or. confirmation, Sen. Matlow
Cook (J\.Ky.), said as be left· the half·
bour long private session of the panel.
Cook said preparation of the formal
committee ,.port would, be CXJ1111*tec1
over the four-day 'Jbanl:qMng ,_
Ibis week, and the Senate would, llarl
debate on the nominaU111 .., ·'llleldl7
with a vote expected tbe same day. .
'!bl commtttM adlon lied -a· ·
peeted. Ford, '°t the -Republlcon teadei-, underwent.Joor dayl' of bOazlnp
and extensln In~ <lij' Ibo
Senate panel . ,
Sen. Robert C. Byrd (D-W.Va.), the
assistant Democratic leader, made the
notion for confirmation and Cook seconcf.
ed it.
Sen. Howard cannon (0.Nev.), com-
mittee chairman, said there was llttJe
discussion and what there was centered
on bis report to the panel that two
FBI reports . on . Ford!g.~campaign .eoo.
tributions not completed by the Jut
committee meeting were available,
Under the Conslitutioo, both branches
of Congress mQll approve Ford, and
the House Judiciary Committee waa
bold!"g its closed-door. leSllon toda, to
hear three witnesses who also appeared
before the Senate panel in executive
session.
They were Robert M. Wln~Jler8er.
(See FORD, Pap 11 "· .. ;.,: 1: Driver Suffers ' t
Sinking Feeling
A Garden Grove man hss complalned
tO"C4i.ta Mesa police lhat hll sporla
car is one of the first casualties ol
the winter rainy season.
Ravi Hamel, bf 12922 Foorth Sl,, said
he was maneuvering bis roadster into
a Placentia Avenue parking place Satur·
d@y night when ii suddenly parked Itself.
'!be British boggy chopped through
asphalt undermined . by raln nmofl -
right up to Its hubcaps -aod bad
to be towed away for examination of
undercarriage damage. i
or .. ge Ceut
• injUrles..and.were bospltalbed at T.wenty·
Nine Palms and In Palm Sprinp. ~&r.~ln~S:5-.Judge.· Won't Bar Newsmen
~· of Baltz.Bergeron Funeral 'I·-, . • ,.. · % • • .'
· Wayne's first • wif~as Josephine
Saenz, mother of his four grown children,
His second wife was Esperanza Baur, Weder
Clear. skies and ceoler tomper. Mesa Councilme atures are whal·-tbo 1.oa·Aaplot -· ... . ' .•
Fears Buffet
Market Again
NEW YORjC (UPI) -With a record
number of laaues decllllnc, prlceo on
tbe New York Stock Exebange today
Jell lo tlieir lowest level in fWo years ln ""8Y1 trading geierated by cuieem
over energy problems and feara ol a .... -. • · 'nle Dow Jonee lndustrlal • ......., tho
moot widely followed ·-an
Wall streel, plunpl IUI~ lop ol a drop or 28.'7 111 • It
~-at MUO, Ill -otnce It c at IU.M cm N09. 311.1171.
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• Of ... ..., .......
Orqe ComrtJ &lperlor Court Jlldp
Wllllam. Mumy lodq reluoed to bar
now-.. !rom blo courtroom during
1r1a1 or a •1 m1111on lawsuit filed by
t .....,, who elalms lier entrapment
In a local llllUDI led 'to her later pro-mla<ultt. . . •
Judp Murray made the niDv alter
la..,... for bolb aides a>mplllned that
local ..,.. .. pen could unl.llr!y.influence
the jury by prtntlnf the amount of
damaps beinc IOUlhl by Mra. Maria
Ebelia Paraon, 4'10 of AnabelJn. '
, .San Franelooo tr11l lewyer Marvfn
LO'!ll, Sr. ,..,._. "•Mt$. Pami.
NlerlOll a~ Danald A. -"'".di the~ Bollday H .. ltb Spl.W~
Lnll-.... ·-•flllY. ..........
.,., that ..... "'""'"""111 or the· 1r1a1 oonsianUy ..i.. to bis parlle!.-tion in
. what bas become tnown as the ~Cable
Car Cue."
In that' San Francisco trial, a jury
awarded 'olfice wwter Glorll Sykes,
25, .fi0,000 ln ~ Iller Lewll suc-
eellfW!y arglled that a cable ear Injury ln tbot city dianged Iler pe"'"'8llty.
11I'm not going to bar newspaper reporten from my courtroom," Judge
Murrsy firmly told both la~. "We
will deal with the ·problem of juro11
who have heard of this ease as it
cornea up during jury selection .
"You just can't keep' this kind of
thing away ln>m .'lhe news' media and
I do1't """1d to try," Judge Murray
ldded. "We will jllSI have to take extra
• pncautlalll •• -Uve jurors. are
l>eil1C ~~this case."
Jury sel°"'tion got under wil)' today
and is expected to continue through
Wednesday.
Mrs. Pal'30ll Initially sued the heslth
spa for $1!-0,000 when she suffered bums
in the Orange sauna three years ago
after the handle to the door 9f her
cubicle allegedly came oU in her hand.
But the lawsuit was stepped up to
$1 million :when the plaintiff, described
by her lawyer as a devout catholic
mother of seven, allegedly developed
urges that led. ,her to sOOk: matell in
,local bars.
Depositions· filed In' the pretrial phase
of ·lhe._ lawsuit CQDtain the determlnation
by a p.'lyebiatrist lhat trauma developltlg
from her entrapment led to a' poychiati!V
coadltlon Jn wblcll Mrs . 'ParsQQ .. beeame lbiee seps.rate'penoaallti s.
· · . ·~-l~weather-oervlee -· for Ibo er.
To Attend Meet ; ~~~~~~~
Sunny Sen Juan PuMo Rloo Is the
destination of three members of the
Costa. Mesa City Council who will atteod
the Annual Congres& of the Cities of
the National League of Cities Dec. 2-6.
Making the jet fiight will be Vice
Mayor Wiiiard T. Jordan, aod Coun·
cllmen Alvin Pinkley and Robert M.
Wilson. Mayor Jack Hammett, who
earlier said he might go, canceled his
reserva!lott. •
Mooday night members of the city ·
council unanimously voted to give the
travelers an advance of $300 for part
o! the conference expenses. Jordan,
Pinkley and Wilson joined in the· 5-0
Vote. l
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INSmE TODAY
Nine Seripp1 College cotdl.
Including two tram Orang<
County, invested a 150,000 ~
natio1~ to th.t c.oUtQI and made
f3,000 for the coUeg• through
i1ivestme11U. See 1tory paoe 1.rr
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Boos~Cheers WorM Hit -----
Greet Nj_"Xon ·
~mr£lim Ask
Rebozo Probe
WASllJNGTON (UPI) -S...to
Watorpt.e eommlllee 1 t a ff
...ii.rs uld today Ibey -
...... -thlt Pnaldeal -·· cbt trtend Qaarlel O. "Btbl"
By E-,iergy
Slwrtages
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In Memphis
BIJLLETIN
MEMPfilS, T•nn. ( API -P"'lclenl
Nixoa told the aatloa'1 RepubUcaa sov.
ereon today be knew of M further em-
bvrusln1 revelations which COWd come
oat of Ille W11ttga1< oeandalt and lllld ,
lie WU SO!'f)' for the probJem1 be hd
cuaed 1hei'n.
From Wirt Services
MEMPHIS, Tenn. -Arriving here
to discuss Watergate problems with
Republican governora, Presidenl Nb<oo
spoke briefly to five thousand weU-
1-wisber! and critics who alternated cheen
with boos.
Standing in front of the hotel where
the governors were· meeting, Nixon
caDed attention to an onlooker's placard
that read, "I believe in Nixon and
America."
Asserting that the welcome had "made
our day," Nixon said, "I believe in
every one of you."
Although the crowd was assembled
by invitation, the most prominent signs
held alofl In lhe area called for Nb<on's
re1ignation or impeachment.
"Part of the greatness of America Is
that when we have problems we just
get out and solve them," Nixon told the
banner-waving crowd.
While .not referring directly to Water-
gst.e In his fiv .. polnl public speech. Nix·
on -made several references to being
able to solve other problems from
the Middle East to the energy crisis.
Some signs read "Impeachment Now
More Than Ever" and "Free Democ·
racy, Resign ."
The crowd was generally frl endJy, but
one group chanted "Nixon Must Go,
Nixon Must Go" while he spoke. Many
of bis supporters carried signs saying
"Thank You for Getting Us Out of Viet·
_nam" and "We're Behind You -190 Per-
cent."
Following up on weekend appearances
ln Florida and Georgia, Nixon new here
from his Key Biscayne home for a
private meeting with GOP governors,
who in a conventlon resolution also prais-
ed the President's determination to make
• full disclosure on Watergate.
The President's jetliner landed at
Memphis International Airport and lax·
led to a slop before a crowd of several
hundred persorui.
Nixon was greeted by local officials
before · beading by motorcade to the
hotel where the governors were meeflng.
Plans called for the President to confer,
wjlb -the govqnors for about 90 minutes
and to roturn to Wishiitgton lli early
evening.
Some ol the govemora.,wett looking
for Nixon to provide some ·specific new
Information at the meeting to answer
allegations of wrongdoing.
This Thief Plays
For Higli Swaks
--70 Pounds Go1ie
A thief who gambled !or big steaks
made oU with a $225 shipment of sirloin
ou\!ide a Costa Mesa restaurant Monday,
while a Gardena 'meat salesman was
making a delivery inside.
Michael Cornn, of Tu11y ~teats Inc.,
told police he was stopped briefl y by
a passerby as " he parked near the
rEMaurant in South Coast Plaza.
''What are )'OU doing?" the young
man asked.
Cornn told police be said he was
a meat salesman and he was making
a delivery and asked the curious
bystander if he would like to buy some
Reboto be called to testify In public
hearings.
"We're recommending he be call·
ed, and w• think lhey'll go along,"
said a committee staff mtmber,
who asked not to be Identified.
Rebozo has been asked about
SI00.000 he admits ht received on
Nixon's behalf .from Howard
Huches. Rebozo bas told lhe com-
mittee he kept the money In a
safe deposit OOx for three years,
then returned it.
Boat With 7
Aboard Drifts
Along Coast
01 u1111q1 Prm r..-i
Japan ul<ed televl>ton st•tlona lo bin
broadcut1n1 aft.er mldnigbl. Britain
revived Ito wartime slopn "II tllfs trip
really ne<0881JY!" Tbe Kina o1 !1WWld
banned floodllghto !or !II.I Dec. 5 -
day. And the ScMel Co.......ut port)'
newspaper Pravda concluded that the
Arab oil cutback wu a Vllnable tnol Ill
the · .. ardt for • Mtddle Eul -·
'Ille worldwide enerp aborta1e
brought ID'gtnl meetings ol Common
Market forelln mlnlaten In Copeobqtn,
drastic power cuthacb lo J-ID-
dustry, the threat ol a bin .., SUnday
driving In the United States and a
meeting of the U majcr oil producing
natklna In Vienna to con.sider further
steps In use of the Arabs' "oil weapon"
sgaiNI frtends ol Israel. .
Japan appeared to be the worst hit.
A 25-foot cabin cruiser with seven Ten large industries, l n c 1 u d l n g
people aboard drifted helplessly along automobiles, steel and petrochemicals,
the Ofange Cout Monday while the today began operating under a 10 percent
passengers tried without success to get cut in aupplies of oil and electricity.
-NEWPORT·MEM llC,HOO!-BOARD -
Regular meetJnc, aty co u n c 11
Cbalnlieta, 1: 30 p.m. . • '
UC! LECTURE -Serltl m "Al!ng, Orlatns, Effects Ind Conln>I," Rm.
Ill Hwnan!Ues Hall, 7'9 p.m, Acfmlulon
$1i.10.
KOCE, CHANNEL ilO -rint blltbdly.
''Orange, a County lD Conflict," a.11
p.m.
WEDNESDAY, NOY. lt
ORANGE COUNTY FAIR BOARD -
Regular meeting, II Fair Drive I p.m.
UCI Ll!XmJltF.S -"The Clauk
Cinema" Mriet, &cleooe: Lecture Hall,
I p.m. "Education to ld .. t the Future" .. r1... Room. JOO, Socllll Science 11111
HO p.m., Admlsslon $$.i!O.
"THE WOUW.BE GEN'l1J!MAN'I -
South Coast Repertory Theater, ilw Sun.. p.m.
Avalanche Hits
5 Mountaineers
On Mt. Shasta aid from passing boats. Drops of 6 to 7 percent in steel pro.
A spokesman for the Orange CoWlty duction were predicted. 1 Harbor Department said lhe boat "Eu)' 'Ille Japanfte government ordered all MOUNT • SHAS A (AP) -An
Way,'' overdue 00 a trip from the gas stations to close co Sundays and avalanche swept down the steep slopes
Isthmua at Catalina ·lsland. was finally hoUdaya after falUng to .get operaic>r1 of Northern Callfomla'a 14,182-foot Mt.
spotted by a U.S. Coast Guard seerch to do it on their own. The government Shasta Monday, burying five mowr
helicopter at 5 p.m. about three miles asked Japan's TV stations to tum off ta.lneera. Four survived and the fifth
off the Santa Ana River jetty. the "late late show" for the rest of was missing, U.S. Forest Service official.a
Aca>rding to the department the energy eris.ls, and struggled to avoid said today.
spokesman, the boat piloted by Guy a total cutoff of Arab oil without bttak· A search was under waY today on·
Fa.iron, 35, of 1001 Catalina st., Seal ing tle.s with Israel. The Tok.yo sugar the stormy slopes of the ancient wlcano
Beach, i.11 the Jsthri>U1 11 about I escb111Ce was ,,_ btcauoe o1 hoarding for the mb<slng man, who ls presumed
By 8 -•-1-~•-the and speculative buying dead, .. 1c1 Bob Anderooa, Forest Service a.m. a.m. ~ WU ~·~ n-•••um, w~ r~-~-, llolland, "-· di tri l the •-f u-·-t entrance to Anlhelm Bay. ~... ~· ~......, ~ s ct ra1111er a -• o ~
But the craft was out of gsa and embourg 111>1 Jlmnarlr; bave banned ~ Shasta, ilO m11 .. north of Redding.
Fairon, bis three cblldren and three pleuure driving effective Su n d a Y • The survivors Wen! Identified by
teenagers drttt.d back out to .,. and Guollne atallona In ,_,, Penb, Cam-sheriff'• deputies u David Kimura, :II,
13 miles downcout. bodi1 begu cloolnc today Ill inparatlon Mike Benedlct, 24, and aruct Tholn-
Accordlng to ooe account, the boll'• for the start of paollne rationing and all ol SID Frsncis<O, and Judie lllmson
occupanto used narea 111d band signals otl for the Cambodlln armed forces of Nevada City. Identity ol the fiflh per.
to try to attract attendon from passing was cut 10 percent son was v.ithbeld pendin& notification of
boats without success. At a Vienna meeting ol the Orpniza· relatives.
The bOii was reported oVi!nlUelo-lhe-tlon-of Petrolt!UID-Expcxling Countriel -Tbe leam-ol -cllmbm was acendll!L
Coast Guard •l It a.m. Tbe Harbor (OPEC), Iranian F1D1Dce Id In 1st er the mountain by way of Avalanche Guieb
Department was called in to tow the Jamlbid Amouztgar said Weatem na· · on the southwest aide of the massive
disabled boat because the Coast Guan! tilm hit by the Arab oil ban offered peak. Tbe slide caught them at about
cutler,~ Point Divide, which ls atoUoned Iran up to four Umeo the preomt prtoe the 10,tJllO.foot !""'! wblle the four
al N•wport Beach, wa• on duty off of crud• oil In a ICnlllble !or llt.eniattve lllrYI""' "'"' nsling, the Form
san Diego. supplies. Servtce 81kt
• South Coast Zone Unit
Approval Ratio $9 w $1_
~ 1 ~ ~ 'i ~ II. :i • -~ •( ·... ,..,,·~·,[~ .. ;c
By, CANDACE PEARSON granted Ito nn pennil . • '
ot -. Deify ,.,.., ,,.,. Both Qrana:e and Loi Angeles CounUm
LOS ANGELES - A totol of. ft In are doing thb< vol,.,tarily.
new conslructlon has been approved by Requlrlng all local boildlnfI and ufety
!he South Coast Regional Z.00. Conserva· departmento to Inspect deftlopments to
lion Commission for every $1 It bu ,.. If they flllflll couta1 comm1*m
denied, its executive director 11aid Mon· conditions also would help, Carpenter said.
day. The regional commlasion doan'I ..... Testifying at a bearing of lhe Assembly enough time or penonne1 to 1napect
Select Commltt.ee on Coastal :ione all completion notk-es, wblch, Carpen"'
Resources here, ~tel Carpenter aald said, are just •tarting lo come In.
aboul 2S to 30 percent 'of lhe pennlls Carpenltt llJted what be thougbt were
denied come back to the commlaslon South C.OUt O:mmilsion aocceae1 in
ir. scaled down versions and are ap-
proved.
As of early thb< moath, Clrpent.er
sa id, l ,769 permits representing $991
mill ion have been approved and 74
permits, valued at $145 milUon have
been denied~
The Sooth c.oast commission covers
Orange and Los Ange1es counties.
Carpenter's statistics ba~ked up a
statement made .early that day by 1llte
Coastal Commission chlirman Melvin
Lane, v.·ho said, "We've not stopped
the basic economy of the coast"
the lint year, includlnfI:
-Reducing denlltles In areas wi.....
lhe commlsaloa 1•11 they were loo high.
-Increasing a...,. to the beaches
by requiring more on-site parking, leav-
ing street parking for visitors.
-Getting developers or adjacen~J
ects to work tot1ether before a
for permlls to com• up with tier
coonllnat.ed building.
-Requiring more open apace on In·
dividual Jots. '
-Reducing the number of llDl!s In
large, planned community developmaJIJ
for "more pleasing" architectural and
esthetic effect&
The fifth climber bad put .., !II.I back
pack and wu atartlng badt up the
. slope -.bm the slide hit, Ander1oa uld.
The reocue team ""'es'M of two Forest Service rabgen, two members
of· tlie Kat!Cnal Ski Ps~I and a rescue
clog flown In !tom Sealile.
'l1>e accld"'t occurTeil about 3:30 p.m,
Monday, Andenon uld. Tbe four
aurvt.,... 8'ln:bed fndUealy_ lor 'e.dr ·
componlaa. '!)ea, tbeJ-~ 1\lo.'2lll!OI
hack down lo a Sima Clult'lodp -·
thr<e ~ tilt, ·911111. . ~ .. di-.
detm>ded to the tooln of Mmint· Sbuta
to call for belp. ,
"It wu 1 claaic avalanche ttory,"
Anderson said.
At the time, then WU I CD'Ver of
•lg!ll fDdlel ol !rah powder -atop
an elg!lw.ot .._.t at the Shasta
Ski Bowl at about· the ..,.. elention
on the mountain.
'Ille cllmbin' . .... Included .....
strlnp ' of Dylon avlllanche <on! -a
valuable ale! In locaUhg ...,,...,. bmied
In lllOW -bat the lllrYivon slld · th•Y
had decided there was no need lo ti•
them on at thi Um•.
Duck Hunter Drowns
OROVILLE (UPI) -Henry S. Davis,
51, Palermo, drowned f\.fonday when a
small boat CIJT)'lng him an4 two duck .
hunlers capolzed in Ille Thmnallto
Aftert>ay. Butte County Sherllf's deolzlles
aald Davia' oompulom were able to
swim lo abort.
'Recession
Predicted . .'
In Crisis '··
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Vernon L.
Sturgeon, pr•'1denl of the California
Public Utilltl" Commissloo. said today
that a rocealon or depression ls 'likely
-poulbly by n .. t spring -because
o1 !ht energy crisis. (R•lated atort'8 oo
Pages 3, l l; Editorial comment on Page .
&.)
"Slaning in Loa Anr•J.s, ii lhe ~ent of Wat.er and Power cannot
get the Arab oil under contract to them,
then by March there wlli bO 33 percent ,
curtailment. of . electdcity, which is·
catastropic," Sllll'Jeon toJd newsmen.
''Thia IDelNI • bu of .buJiness, a·
loss of wages "1th ,the welfart foils
groWing, a loss of sales and taxes.
It could build to a recession simply
because of the loss of enero."
Sturgeon, in Los Angeles to address
a civic group, stopped sh>rt of saying
a recession ~as a certainty.
But asked by a newsman Ir recession
was not inevitable, he Jlid, "l don't
want to' be the one to uy that, but
I won't &fl\le with you if you do.
"One person alone can't be hurt by
th~. It bits everybody. II wlll redU<e
their purchasing power," he added. 411
don't think it'• possible to atop ll"
Sturgeon Bild be tipecta lnduatry lo
cooperal< with voluntary fuel 81ving
measure&. .
·~For tbtm, 1t'1 1 matter d. economJc
survival, -and they want to IUl'Yin,"
he sald.
But he said he does not expect full
voluntary cooperaUon from consumera.
11Frankly1 I .don't expect to get a
10 percent whmtory reductton," he 811d.
"This means that when we come to
mandatory steps, we'll probably have
to ast ror more than that."
Consumers have been asked to cut
back their energy use by 10 percent
to eue the JIO'iJ_er crush. ~
Sturgeon lold newsmen that some
demands of envlronmentallsls probably
will ... to be bolanced with the urgtncy
of the fuel crisis.
F,....P .. el
FORD ...
who wrote 1 book mentioning Ford :
Dr. Arnold Hutcbnecker, 1 New York
psyohotherapllt, whom Fon! 1ay1 he
met but not as a patient, Ind Mn.
AJliO w .. ton -.1ter, -his denied an allegatloft that lllie ~ $1,000.
from Wlnt.er-0.l'J'I: to Introduce him
to Ford. -.,·i
The House group Monday bean! 1he!t
witne .... :
-~. llllcha•I Hanington 11).Mw.r,
said that in 25 years in the: House
Ford bu ahown "an abaence of
leadenblp." llarrtniton added, "I don 'I
think we'll ever tee It from bim.11 , -
-Rep. Edward P. Boland (D-ld ... ),
supporting Ford, uld: "Ills style, !II.I
..-rte are not thole ol a ~.
lie Al)'I wbat be thlnta. He ala feta
thlnp dmle. lie could be the. kind of
p .... ldent that Jllny Truman became."
--Joseph L. Rauh. vice chalnnan of
Americlnt for DemocraUc: A c t l o n ,
chalJenied Fon!'• voling record on civil
right.! and the extent of his eiperlence
in foreign affairs.
-Clannce Id. Mitchell, dlnctor of
the Wasblngton bur•au of the National
Assocl1don for the Advanoement of
Colored People, uld the NAACP d°"
not have a position for or against Ford
but that his vottna record "shows that
he has a restricted approach to civil
rights ...
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meat. .
"No," the bystander replied.
The victlm told police he returned
to bis truck to fmd its refrigerated
meat locker emptied of 70 pounds of
prime sirloin fill~t cuts.
'Ille Assembly committee chaired by
Assemblyman Alan Sleroty (D-0.verly
Hills) Is looking Into the lint year
or Proposition 20, th• 1972 coutal zon•
act which created the commissions.
-<:austng I belt.er quality cmstroctlon.
Carpenter admltted that the com-
mb<slon meetings sllll take loo lonl
and that It tokee 1211 dl)'I alt.er applying
for • permit to get a public bearing
befonl the commlssion.-
SESAME STREET
· -OUHN COAJT CM
DAILY PILOT
Tlw Or,,. CNI! OAILV l'ILOT, wllll Wl'lldl
II Cllmbllltd tllt ..._Prn 1, II llllblllllfd ...,
Sl•roty and Assemblyman Paul Prtolo
(0-Santa ~1onica). the only committee
members present Monday, a! k e d
Carpenter and Lane what legislative ac-
tion might help them .
Lane asked for more money and more
rommission time, by allowing alternates
for elected officials. His requests were
echoed by Joseph .Bodovitzt ezecutive
director of the state rommilSJon.
Bodovitz said there ls a chance the
commtsstons win get some funds from
the 1m federal coastal zone manage.
ment act, which bad been held up by
President Nixon. SESAME STREET IS ABOUT THE ONLY
STREET IN THE HARBOR AREA THAT HASN'T
HAD A CARPET INsT ALLA TION BY Al.DEN'S,
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It's spring in Sydney, Austra· ~
Ila, and there's a Robyn
(Evans) on Jhe scene to make "
it official. The 20-year-old
beauty is truly a seaworthy :"'"':.
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12 Men Finish · 1, ,'1
Voyage on Raft ~
Of-8,500 Miles · Pi
BRISBANE. Auslralia (A P) - A dozen
men, Including three Americans ·from
Philadelpbl1, landed on the eastern coast
of Australia today aftt>r a stormy 8,500-
mlle voyage aCJ'OM 1he South Pacific:
aboard three balsa wood rafts.
Vital AJsar, a 40.year-old Spaniard who
led the expedition, stepped onto dry
land-ror~the -fll'St-lime in-l.75_days
al Ballina, about 130 miles aouth of
here. The other rafts landed a abort
Ume later.
'Ille men bepn their \'O)'lie May
27 from Gua)'lquil, Ecuador.
The rafts were lhepbenled Into land
by the Australlan n1vy 'landbw ahlp
Labuan, which had gone lo u.!lr aid
Monday night about 18 miles out to
sea after the Hurnbolat Cumnt tlneetar
ed to carry tbe rafts back the way
Ibey had come.
With no wind to counteract the ~ current. the rafta, e~ch of which carriei:l ·
a Short wave radio, l'f.Q'8ted a• jotl
to shore. Navy officers 13[d that without
help, the .rafts collld ll!lve .. beeo •!!!Pl
helpleosty southeast past New 7.eallllcl
and back across the Pacific. ·
Tbe Americans -Thomas Ward, :SS. ~ficbael Fltzglbhons, 23, and Thomu
McCormick, 23 -relayed word heck
to . Pblladelpbla by short wave radio
thal they arrived aa!ely in Australia.
New Hours Set
For Libraries
New operating hours will go lnto
•fleet Friday at bolh the M.,.
Verde and the downtown branch
of the C.011 Mesa .Public Ubral')',
The libraries will be open from
noon to 9 p.m. Mondays through
Thurs&ys, from noon to S p.m.
Fridays, and from 10 a.m. to 5
p.m. Saturdays.
The two branches formerly open-
ed at 10 a.m. on weekdays.
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Carpenter asked the legislaton for
requirement!" that all local agencies
delay the issua.nce---ef buikllng perrnlt.s
on projects until the commJssion has
-Fairview Slates
' Nixon juat authorized '4 million, of
which California would be eligible for
$400,000, for planning, but a Senate con-
ference committee Is recommending f!.5
million, of which 1750,000 would go to
California.
The commissions only have two years
until a coastal master plan ls due iD
the Legislature, said Bodovitz. They want
enough money now to flniJb the Job
without beAlnc for """' fUndl .mJdwl1 through the ptan, be Aid. Tbe com-
ml!Sions will need llmool $Z milllon
to comif!:vi the planning phue of their
IN OUR SIXTEEN YEARS, WE HAVE
C ARP ET ED THOUSANDS OF HOMES IN
CQSTA ti!ESA,.NEWPQRT BEACH, l,A6UNA
ALD,EN'S
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-Patient Display
A special public display of activities
and achlevcttnenta lnwlvtng patient. at
Fairview Stot.e Hospital In 'Costa Mesa
Is scheduled Wednesay, Nov. 28 to mark
Mcnllll Retanlatlon Montb.
Houra will be 10 a.m. lo 4 p.m.,
with bandicrafta, Wilblto and special
performances ICheduled In the holpltal
audltot1um to show what 11 being dooe .
for mentally llld physically hlndlcappod
youth!.
The public b< lnvtt.ed to the obow,
with guided tours ol the hoopital offered
slmultan<ously, as they are '8ch
Wednesday and Saturday ol the year .
Next Wednelday's 1bow will IDclude
filmt lboW!ng various therapy pn>IJ'lDll
at Falrvi•w, which II ackmw)edlJed u
ClftfomiA's leodlnf fadll1y i,r tho
.. tmled.
work, • tz added.
Auto Stripping
Probed · in Mesa
Santa Ana "'Ider Gerardo Hernandes
ldartlnez complalned to Colla Idea
police Monday lbat ..,_,,. ltllpped
lhe 1917 Chemie! be ..... lllJnc ol i!s qlne and um. .
Martina, ol Z309 S. Halladay 81., 81kl
the MIO grand tbe11 occurTeil in the
2000 bloc!< of ~Ila M•m•, wbm
he bad been ....-nbllna the veblcle. .:..i: Ctc: ~~.::::
by .... ra1 tJma to admire Ille .,pie.
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~CH AND· HUNTINGTON BEACM. ONE·
NEIGHBOR -TELLS ANOTHER UN T J L WE
HAVE WORKED IN MRY HOME ON A
BLOCK.
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' ' THE FORMULA IS SIMPLE-WE ·fRY TO
MAKE EACH CUSTOMER HAPPY.~ YPlJR .
NEl6HIOR-WE PROBABLY CARPEl'ED HER
HOME. (IF WE HAVEN'T, IR)NG HER IN~·
YOU.)
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