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Gas or No Gas? It's a Mixed Bag
HELD IN SLAYING
Suspect Wiechacki
Widow's Slaying
Suspect F ocing
2nd Death Qui z
Hearst Food
Handed ·Out
SAN FRANCISCO (UPO-Volunteers
handed out thousands ·or bags of free
food today in Randolph Ream's thiro
attempt to convince his daughter's
kidnapers to release her.
The third day of the "People in Need"
free food giveaway began well in
advance of the scheduled 10 a.m. starting
time. Hundreds of persoos lined up at
the 11 outlets before dawn to get their
free bag or box of groceries.
"Jt's a bad way to get food, but
they are giving away free food so I
might as well take it," said a 23-yi:ar-old
mother of ooe on welfare who had
been standing in line since 6 a.m.
Distribution of 35,000 bags and boxes
of food worth some $300,0IXI got under "
\\'3Y despite a oountinuing silence from
the Symbionese Liberation A r m y
kidnapers, who abducted ?o.Uss Hearst
more than a month ago.
The SLA has not been heard from
for 12 days, in spite of pleas from
Hearst and his wile to let them know
their daughter was still alive and well,
and from A. Ludlow Kramer, head of
the food program, for them to tell
Qim whether the free grocery giveaway
By T0~1 BARLEY is sufficient to meet their demands.
0'1 tM D•1tr Piiot si.tt At one San Francisco outlet, each
· A 24-hour delay was ordered today recipient was given a grocery bag or
in the Santa Ana !\1unicipal Court c.ru;dboard box t'OOlaining a_ six-pound
arraignment of accsed killer Louis tur'key, white bread, powdered milk,
Stanley Wilichecki in a f!K>V~ tha~ co~ld cottage cheese, peanut butter, lettuce,
be linked lo mounting pohce investlgah~ apricot preserves, cans of tomato juice,
Of two other deaths at the Aladdin b kl t I chi!" · rea as cerea , 1 con came, oruons,.
A Rarity on Coast
Dlilt Jlllot S!11f Jl/10!1
'LOOK MA, NO LI NES' -JOHN MOORE JR . WAITS FOR CUSTOMERS JN COSTA MESA
Time: 4:15 p.m. Monday. Place: 19th Street and Placentia Avenue. Status: Gas for Sale
Ne,vsmm1 llelps to Thwa1·t
$2 Million Extortion Plot
l-los111er Seeking
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For Kidnaping
~,Apartments ln Santa Ana. a package of flOlU', oranges and tomato A district attorney's complaint a~u~s AKRON. Ohio (UPI) - A $2 million the kidnaping nor told Or the $2 million Republican !a\\1Tlaker Craig Hosmer
the former hospital worker _of the killing -;-~~·don't want the tood, but ifs not extOrtion plot against Ben Maidenburg, ransom demand. of Long ·BcaCh announced today he is
of "·ealthy widow Marion Travers up to me _ I need it for my kids," introducing: a bill in Congress 't!\at \\·ould •Jorgan, ~. , "d ho id h h ~ publisher of the AkrOn Qeacon-Journal , Police and FBI agents established 1 d h 11 1 k'd '' '" sa1 a man w sa e as ucg1 -restore t 1c eat pcna y or ·1 napcrs Her body was round last Friday at out of work for si x months .•. 1 don't was thwarted today with the arrest security at ?ilaidc•urg); home and the who injure or kill their victims.
the rear of the 17th Street apartment find any job, that's l\'hY l get the of an Akron man, police said. homes of several officers of the Jlosnier said he also is co:sponsorin~
building owned by her son-in-law, Dr. food. I hope they Jet. th<! girl free." George"'waUclce Blake, 43, was charged newspaper. a bill that v•ould make it a federal
LoLouui15.s ·J. Cella, a prominent Orange l\1eanwhile, Gov. Ronald Reagan today with extortion after l\1~ay Stewart, crime for anyone to accept food. money, asked all CalifomiW to. set aside this or any other commodity made available
County political figure. w· h k. weekend a!i a special Ume of prayer a newsman at WJW-TV, Cleveland, 2 T~•v1•s Vote as a res.ult of a kidnaping.
Officials said today belore iec ec I for the safely of Miis Hearst. obtained a telepbone r.umber that enabled v" " The Long Beach representative said
wa.S led from Judge Eugene • ·•No one can fail to be moved by f!Olice to trace the suspect. he \\'as prompted in both instances by
Langhauser's . Courtroom back to the the anguish that · this tragic situation Maidenburg said he .received a J T t the "shocking" kldnaping of the daughter
coonty-jail-that • ~nd murder bas nieailt for ~fJSs Hearst 8od her •• ;....._ ll ond ·mpeaC tmell ol Randolph Hearst-from whom allegation could pe added to the le-1 .. .,. .... ,e ca at 8:05 p.m. ~1 ay and docu.ment before his next a~arance. family1·' Reagan said in a statement was told by the caller: uy0u got six kidnapers demam:ied huge s11me of
Santa Ana detective Sgt. Joe Enos (~HEARST, Page 2) hours and 20. minutes." The caller ResT~dEenTFtsORDo(. ~:~1rordlAP ) and n1oney for food for the poor-and that
t tod Y that his • iio;; of Reg.' l\lurphy, editor of the Atlanla "·ould only commen 3 repeated the statement, then .hung up. Springrield have voted at annual Constitution. t:i>t1~~:;hisb;·~a~:i~~onin~~~~~: CASSELS' STOil¥ Shortly thereafter. WJW·TV and radio to\111 n1ectings to urge U1e House ··11 is Wlfortunate that Congress
24 Or Aladdin Apartmen\S' tenant Linda • 1 • station WAKR in Akron received o( Representatives to impeach recently ainendcd the law to provide
E anonymous telephone calls saying that President Nixon. a penalty for any term of ye:irs-0t.-
CUmmings, 26. . • OF JESUS PRJNT D 'laid·-~· · hi "· J h W1"lh nl 15 • I f id Miss eummlngs' nude body, apparently " ~rg or s son, =n r.,· w o o Y minu es o for Jilc," Hosmer sa .
strangled by two ropes attached to worts for WAKR, would be abducted diseussioo, Thetford "townspeople Th'.lt could mean a kidn<ipei' or
separate locations in her bedroom, was At the time of his death ol a heart by the American kcvolutionary Party voted 160 to 130 .~londay night conspirator in a kidnaping would never
discovered by Wiecbedti and reported attaek on Jan. 23, Louts ea.ls. United lUlJe!IS , $2 million was turned over to to ask the House to .impeach Nixon go tb jail. he pointt'<I out.
Press JntemaUonal senior edJtor and feed the poor in Akron. "so that he----can answer charges Jn Jnstances_ under the blll sporf$lired ••
to :;i~~th y;as later us~ as 8 suicide. prize..wiruiliig religiop writer, was Police said. Stewart took the call at in trial before the U.S .. Senate. '' b Hosnler, it a person ki~ was
But ofticers no-w_probing ---1.bat death \\rotking on a. 9e1ies Of articles on "The WJW·T.V and talked to the-----caller~ror i:)f---Thetford's l,400 resldeots-; 11e1 er lnoufOO JX>r k!!L..,e:a_Jiis abductfil_
state there was no suicide note and Ute and Te.aching! oif Jesus." · -.aome time.-Police id wart-was about--350 attended the meeling y.·oold still receive a m101mum o ten
no indication in the days before her 'lbis Series on Jesus t'brist as ~is able to get the man to reveal a telephone • in this rural community. years behind bars.
death of any problems iit her life. Cassel! .interpreted Him, appears today number, which was traced to the home All three national television There would be no reduction or
Costa Mesa
01lerato1·
Was 01len
By RUDI ~1EOZ!EL5KI
01 mo 0111~ Jllltl Stiff
\\'haLiLlhere Y.'.ei:c..a....setvice station
full of gcis v•ilh no line of cars?
The "good old days" of 1972? Try
the the comer of Placentia · Avenue and
19th Street in Costa ~te~ 1\-londay.
John ~loore 's Texaco had gas to sell
and no one to buy it .
A cut"rate stalion across the street
got a!\ the action. Cars snaked across
the parking lot and thre<1tencd lo spill
out into the street.
But no one came to ~toorc's Texaco
because there \\'BS no line.
The \\'ay you recognize an open s!ation
these days is hy ils line.
"I don 'l 1hink they understand that
"'e·re open ." said John ~loore Jr,. 18.
\\'ho wh iled away the 1in1e polishlng
his Honda motorcycle. "If there arc
no cars in the driveway they just don't
think we're open."
l\loorc sa id it's happened before. Once
there v.·as a line s!re!ching for blocks
<1t the cut rate sta tion even though
the jlricc of gas v.·as about the same.
"\\le may ha\'e to hang out a sign
tell ing the people v.'c'n~ open but Te xaco
doesn't provide us v."ith signs like all
the other companies do," he added.
\\'hen a car finally pulled in ~londay
afternoon it brought an insta nt line 11t
;\loore's Texaco. It quickly disappeared
and the phenomenon repeated itself
several limsc 'A'ithln an hour.
1\lrs. Terry Camillo, lluntington Beach.
cased her black Lincoln into thr statipn
at one poin..t and accepted ln utter
(See NO 1.11\'E, l'age ti
Or~ge Coast
Weather
Fair skies \Vednesday with
mostly sunny and \\'a rmer days.
Increasing high clouds late in the
day. Temperatures at the beach
'Aili be in the up~r 60s rising to
the low 70s ·inland\
INSIDE TODAY
Two 1\lissis$ippi fishermen
101to clai1n they tvere abducted
by wrinkled creatures lust Oc-
tober, haven't jt.1r"[Joif:e1V their
terrifyit1g erperie.nce -eve11 if
tile f10ller111'11c'1t sce111s Lo have,
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To Arab Oil Emhar.go
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""' ~state tten,ry A. Kialinier, back from
the l\1kSdJe East and Europe, conferred
with PT1!1!1k:118lt Nl_x(lfl today whjle
aut.horitatlve sources forecast the
completeJilllng ottbe Arab oil embarlo.
With Arab on mlnJ.stera due to meet
in Libya Sunday, these sources ll:lld
they expe<:t an end to the embargo
agalmt the United States, with supplies
Gas -sli.Ooting
Neighbor Upset by Fuel Theft
SAN JOSE (AP) - A 20-year-old San Jose man accused by his
neighbor of stealing gasoline was shot and critically wounded by
rifle fire in his front yard, sheritrs officers said today.
The neighbor was arrested and booked for investigation of
attempted murder.
Joseph Dagnino Jr. Wu reported in critical condition in Alexian
Brothers Hoapilal. Jamea Westbrook, 48, arrested alter the shooting
Monday, was held in the Santa Clara County jail.
Santa Cl ara County sheriff's Capt. Frank Mosunic said Dagnino
was hit In the back by a Ruger. 44 magnum carbine bullet that rip-
p~d through hla body and caused a large exit wound in his abdomen.
Mosunic said Westbrook, who lived across the street, apparently
wa s touched off by seeing Gagnino step out of a car carrying a five·
gallon gasoline can.
retuming to 111e.i.veis that ·~·prior to the October Middle Ea.st war.
The sources said this wou.k! br.lng
a drop in oil prices, from the current
$11.65 a barrel IO about fl.
Re,,toratlon oL production, coupled with
conseryation measures takeo during the
recent squeeze~ will bring about a
plentiful supply of oil for Americans,
acrordlng to estimates.
The stock niarket posted strong gains
loday, sparked by a new wave of hope
that the embargo would be lifted IOOO.
The . II a.m. Dow Jones average of
30 industrial stocks was u:} 17.0S points
at 870.13, and advancing i.slues
outnumbered thoee1 declining b)I about
4 to I In active trading on ~ New
York stock Exchange.
Prior to the Kissinge,...NllOrt meeting,
White House press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler told reporters "I don't have
anything to say " on the proopccta ol
an early end to the embargo.
Sheikh Ahmed Zaki YamanJ, Saudi
Arabian oil minister and a key
spokesman for the petroleum producing
states of the 1w1iddle East, called for
an end to the Arab oil embargo, The
Wall Street ·Journal reported today.
In an interYieW Jn Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia, Yamani aaid the Arab cut-off
THRONGS BEGIN LINING UP BEFORE DAWN FOR THIRD DISTRIBUTION OF FREE FOOD
In San Francisco, 250 Seek Fruit~, of He~ rst Kidnap as Abductors Remain Silent
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DO longer served Tax Fraud Su.spect DA n was the flnt time since the boycott
Niguel Com~t -to Handle Prom P .. e l
HEARST ... began in October that Yamanl indicated __
the time was right for ending the from bis office in Sacramento . e~~ said Wtlng o( the embargo Found shot to Death. "I r<Olize that thousaoo. 0 r . Some Violations by Mail
could be d.lecmsed at the next meeUng Galifomians and many churches already
of the Arab oil ministers. This could ha\'e joined Afr. and Airs. llearst :n
By FREDERICK SCHODIEHL John Griffin. Both are in favor of the be as early as Sunday, The Journal GREENSBURG. Pa. (A p ) Sta te poliL-e Cpl . Andreiv Botloch said their ow11 prayers for the safe and
Of 111t D•Hr '11 .. 1"" proposal. he said . SD.~. h 1 ad _ r Aliegfieny County Dist. Atty. Robert a yrelim~ investl~ation indicated speedy return of their daughter," he
Routine court appearances that cost. Barnette .said the pniposal could be _ . fr ras ~i~e Y ::o:=.,a mec IJl~ Duggan "'a." found sho( t6 ·death here Duggan conlmitted suicide. .idded. .
time, money and f~solin~~n,ia1 sOOn -ki-df-ect-later-whb-wte . ----···--~~~1~._..:.1 an en -· _4oday --ehoc<tl~·as~idOO-·-·Ti1t'.!--gra.ndjtlr) ... -tia.d-til!Cn. prOb!l'lg --•~filOOe -who i re holding -her-captive ··~
be hiridted ~ylpamlar irSOulnl~ LaOrange Under the proposed change in the At the same time U.S. officials ~:e· by ~ federal grand Jury in P1Us~urgh : Duggan's affairs since lat!! last year, should know of the deep cooce:m of County Mwuc Court guoa. _..1 0 .. ' po1 · 1 1 . 1 ~. on eight coonts of t.ax fraud. and ll'as reported. to have taken Nlg1.1el court rules, the .. attorney for a concemt." that ._.,e It ca eris s 111 'd bl . 1 •• 1 all the people of Californla " the · · Israel could set back Kls!lnger 's scheme cons1 era e testimony rom 1.ue ormer . , ' II a plan dratted by Presiding Judge misdemeanor client would send a for having Israel and. Syria begin to chief detective on the district attorney's Governor said. ~lair Barnette la adopted by ~ellow standardized Jetter inlonnlng the Judge negotiate through him in Washington From Pqe J staff, Samuel G. Ferraro. "So I ask every church and temple
Jurists, the south county court will. be of the clent's plea, which normal Y is a disengagement in the Golan HelghU!. Ferraro was coovicted last summer and citizens of all faiths to make this
the flnt in the county -and J>05SJbly inoocer:it. • Israeli diplomatic and. m 11 it a r y DELAY of failing to reJX>rt federal intome taxes weekend a time of prayer for the safety the state -to do its bit to ease the I h I It h t Id . · · bou ' ' ' I 1300000 •• f II ~ b ·be . lln hort n t e e er, t e a tomey wou representatives were duc m a t tv.'o on near y . woru1 o a cg .... " n s of ,.liss Hearst and her qu ick return
gaso e s age. request a date for a pre-trial conference, weeks to be·tollowed within twq weeks is the death last Sept. 10 of Charles from racketcters. to lo-1 .1 .. h ·d
"A lot of attorneys drive 45 minutes where more than 90 percent of all cases by a ~imilar Sytian mission. But now, John ~tallnowskl, 34• 3 neighbor of i!o.tiss Du ggan. 48, husband of the former •n:r ami y, e 581 ·
to come c1ow,n here for 1hort, routine are settled. ofCicials say, the plan could be derailed OJmmlnp and Wlechecki in the 17th Cordelia Scaife ,.1ay, an heiress to the
appearances,' sakl Judge Barnette. Received at the court, the Jetter would if Prime 1.-linister Golda Meir's Labor s~t apartment house. ~tellon family fotume. s1rodfastly denied
"This plan will ~ve Ume, money and be processed by court derks and party ~ to join forces with the . '\. any wrongdoing during the grind jury's
fuel consumption. . approved by the judge aJslgned to the opposlUon Lilrud to form a government. Orange Coonty Coroner's 'officers probe.
Barnette proposed.I that1 ar;~gnments e&e. The price of oil before the Arab-Israeli closed that file as a suicide with the Botloch said state JX>lice "'t'Te 0 M , ,
and continuances n al nus eme.anor Barnette said the small size of the \Var was about $.1.01 a barrel. Since determination. that 1'-falinowski shot summoned to Duggan's s pr awl 1 n g fi 8nJ 08Da
cases be handled by mall. More ee:rious .... t __._. ill n It to make then productioo bas been cut about bimsell just over the right ear with swnmer home here at 8:23 a.m. by felony cases sllll would require i6-penon IOUui coun Y ............. • w 8 ow 25 Percent and an embargo impoaed a Smith and Wesson pistol that was
appearaoces by attorneys ..... cllealf, " the cbaqe wltboul mucll problem. ..-·~ ··-United States and ~-~.~ at ... bedl!lde. a local ambulance service.. Smuggling Raps "".:.7:!.... ___ ....... _ • H ·,. .. ~ t ~~-• t•-"--to -••-r elQ..Qlft. WR: IUI; lvwl\I •wi "Preliminary lnvesUgaUon reveals thet The juM-e said he has uiM:Wl:ICU u n;: e 111 0 yt'i.aau DI! iuea UUJI: Ne••--1-~-lor their support and
"ti Rl ba d H 11 and a:iurt.s tbrough hls position as chairman "'~ ~ Wlecheckl today is accu.sed of Duggan is dead of a self-inflicted gtihshot plan witb Judges c r am ton of the Orange County Municipal Court frlendshJp for the Jewiah state. st.ran1ling Mn. Morgan in her living "'Owld, and a furth er investigation is Three men booked on dnig charges
Judgu Association. U.S. experts consider $7 a barrel room and carrylng the body of the being ce1lducted," BoUoch said. when a search or their boat In Dana
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_already .ls _~tumping_around_the_county_developmenrot-atttnu1Uve-l!IOUr'Ce! of Officers said they folDld her part.iallv Westmoreland <'.O~Y Coroner Stephen of marijuana stacked below decks are pla on Barnette s behalf. Sheffield says the e.nergy. Kissinger and hLs aides will clothed bod covered by _a pile Or Yon~y rcporte<! , 1n1t1ally only that the
rtSJl;O tber. municipal court say nothlng publicly about the. Tri poll 61-W-etr.='Wf!diC.kl , WA! atrestea-and -cause ~f-dt:!a.!Jb__wu_a_single_~~bo~<_,~~~~~ent today in Santa Ana ~-mc--_..,.Te'iA'l
S.tudents _Seek_
'Bare Facts' ,'
lmpeacli Streak
PHILADELPHIA (AP) -A group
of University or PeMl!lylvania students
has called for ,a ''streak for
tmpeadunent" April 1 around the White
House. (Related story, photos, Pa•e 3).
They say they are hoping to convince
Preside'il Nixon <o "lay bare the faci.1"
about Waterga~e.
Streaking, or running nude through
·public places, has popped up at nwnerous
campusc!'I of late.
"It's time for President Nixon tolay
bare the facts aoo give us the naked
tiuth," Paul ,.latthla.s ol Penn said
~tonday in disclosing plans for the
"streak for impeachment" on April
Fool.'1 day.
He said other Ivy League schools would
be 8sked to take part.
I Matthias Is the vice chairman or
· studem government at Peno. He calls
himself a veteran streaker, aJthough
he says he's given up the practice.
Matthias, from l\1onisville, N.Y ..
didn't say what v.wld happen U April
1 is cold and rainy.
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prestdlng j,udges fiiiil>een favora!J~ meeting. accused of the slaying several .bours v.·oWKI 1n the head. ..,...
"It lakes me one hour ln m;v1ng But Egypt, Saud1 Arabia, Syria, later. Today's indictment charged Duggan Orange County sheriff's officers have you
time to go from here (Santa .Ana) to Algeria and other Arab states are with failure to report more than $137,000 charged Rudy Guerreo, 47, Tony Andrew Mo
Laguna Niguel. Sometimes I'm only wxfentood to be united in wanUog to in inrome from 1967-70, said United Peters, 19 and Thoma! James Wheele r, str;
lh:'re for three mlnutes. It'• a waste," have the embargo rtmoved and full From Page J States Attorney Richard L. Thornburgh. 18. all or 24501 Alta Vista, Dana Point,
said Sheffield. production resumed. Until now, there AlleR._ed source of the unreported with pqssession ol. marijuana for sale. Both Sheffield and Barnette said that have been -repotta: ol a phi.sed step-up BILLS income. the indictment said, ~·as a n-..
tbe arraignment by mail plan has never of production once the embargo 1.t lifted. • • • purported series of prot.cction payments '-'ql\llies jailed the trio during the
been used in Orange County, and, to collected by Ferraro. "·eekend when Harbor Department
their knowledge, in any court in the probation or parole. llad he been tried and convicted, officers advised them they were
state. n k Ch tin•-Hosmer said-be believes the sU!fer Duggan would have faced a maximum suspicious or the ocean going acUvities
Once the program Is set up, Barnette C 0 er ea !? penalties are needed now esped.ally 32.year prison sentence and $60 000 fine of the three defendants. said word will be .............. on to the at-"'-" because kidnapings are taking oo "a Thornburgh said , • De
tomeys through ~ly Journal, a political ooloration." · puties said they searched the 28-foot
Southern California lawyers publication. Brings Sentence "We may be approaching the point . Duggan . and tbe former. Mrs . May. power boa!, "l"'rated by the trio and
Service Station
Operator Shot
BERKELEY (APJ - A man shot
a service station operator and took $6,000
here but dropped $5,000 while fieeing,
police said.
Police said ~fonday the suspect ran
en foot to his car, but dropped the
c. and his .45 caliber automatic pistol
before jwnping in a vehicle and speeding
off.
Station operator Tony Calnclarulo. 56,
\\'as reported in satisfactory a>ndition
at Herrick Hospital.
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -A· fonner
Ce1Tltos massage parlor operator was
given ·a one-t1>lO-year pri3on sentenc ...
Afonday for his part in a 1c:heme to
cheat a 53-year-old Seal Beach widow
out ol $7,000 in a _poker game three
years ago.
Superior C.<>urt Judge Carlos Velarde
also ordered George L. Van Hom, 32,
to serve con c u r rent one-to-10-year
sentences on earlier convictions for
perjury and pandering.
Van Hom "'as convicted last November
of cheating ~1rs. Lola Primm In the
card game. Billy Teck, 50, and Vance
Raleigh, 34, accused of b e I n g
coconspiratoN>, pleaded 00 contest last
year. Raleigh later was shot and killed
in a barroom incident ln Kentucky.
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disbelief that the station u·as actually
pumping gas .
"I've been U'a iUng in line for two
weeks, up to 45 minutes at a time,"
she said. "I went to four sla!ion.s around
here and the-y ·all were closed. I almost
didn 't come i'n here bul I finally decided
to go even if they laughed at me."
Gasoline appeared to be readily
available today and ~fonday even though
longer than normal linea pertist during,
~ comn1ut1:r hour.
There is a tendency for lines: to lhonen
considerablj' after 8 a.m. according to th e
observations of Orange Coast drivers
\vho can get away from thelr jobs during
the day to link up.
tn some paru of the coutal region
"odd" motorists who hadn't been able
to gr-t gu since last Friday found their
longest wait ever.
One El Toro mldtnt counted M cal'i
waiting In llne for g1s0Une Al. tfie corner
tif'Mulrllili!s BottJevani and Rklg~ Route
and bctwttn 10-10 fK> Clll'I At Dr1daer-
and El Toro Roods .
'l'he longest gu line ln Irvine'• history
Conned. this mornJq alto, 1tretchlng
threc-quartera or ll mtle from the
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University Park Oievron station down
Culver Drive.
In l\tissiOn Vi~jo, La Paz Road as
usual was virtually tmpassable to
nnylhing but lane-splitting motorcycles
as l\nes spill~ out fi m two oj>en service
stattorui. .
Despite continuing lines state officials
say that their odd-tven marlultlng plan
J; beginning to worli.
Wesley Bruer, Gov. Ronald Reaaan'1i
chief energy oiOcer; ild problem{ are
being worked out and it ia too early
to Condemn the plan.
But James Campbell, presklent of the
Californ ia Service Station Council, uld,
"The odd-even plan , as it la now just
doesn't work. ·It doesn't produce any
ga10llne. If It cut4 llneo, It's J111t 10
to 15 perctnL''
Meanwhile, dealers starting 1 a a t
Friday, wt.re autbortzed by the Federal
Energy O!Uce to hike their prict1 by
t\VO ctnts a gallon.
In oddltlon, aome major distributon
boosted their wholesale prie<S by 11
much as seven cents. ralslna the pr:lce
or a gallon of gu at__,. Oranae
~ atatlons up w eo cent&.
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where fanatics and mental cases will lifelong friends, were mamed last fall. found 28 plastic garbage bags each of
kJdnap govenunent Officials or u•hal Shortly after the marriage was mad e which contained 15 to 20 bricks or
they Imagine to be political reasons public. the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette compressed marijuana.
rather than financial gain. reported that the ceremony was It is allegt'd that the marijuana wa s
"It Is my hope that Qmgress. will performed only a week after the bride being smugg lt'd in from ~lexico by sea
approve these measures before such a was asked to appear beCore .. the Internal and later packaged and sold on the
pcwlbUlty becomes a reallty," he said. Revenue Service. Southern, Cal ifomla market.
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For ttiree more monttis Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen tl]e
street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed and access will'ile-.
available byway of Babcock St., coming from tl'\e back way. ..
We tiope ycu will be patient witti
construction as tl'\e results will
certainly be wortti all tl]e trouble.
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By Vnlted Preo• l•ta:rtlooal
More than 500 "streak~'' staged a
nude dlrnival at the University of South
~ Carolina,~. but police used tear gas to
• diSRfl"'! Ualven:ity _ ol Georgia students
angered~ '°ver the-~ (I( a naked
runner. .• •
Iii. The latest collegla.,. fad began ill spreading north • fh the spring-like •ea.lher \\'lth Ohio University, the !2: University of Pittsburgh and Indiana
; University in Peoosylvania getting into
the act.
But the craze may have n1et a quick
• death at USC. A naked youth ran through
• a hinchtlme crowd' .on the LoS Angeles
'f tampus Monday -and was ignored.
~ The first mass coed "streaking'' took
plaee at East Carolir$! University in
Greenville, N.C.. Monday n I g h t •
according to campus radio announcer
!\.fare Mitchell, who said he "held a
_ spotlight" on the nude girls. Mitchell
saKi he thought about 50 girls were
in~lv~"But I can't be sure about
that," he added.
The ertravaga01.a at Columbia. S.C ..
the largt>St in the nation so far. featured··
''Tarzan," a dozen nude coeds and
several naked motorcyclists and was
watched by campus police, "·ho made
no arrests. 11te officers appeared content
to dlrect traffic and keep order among
the 3,000 spectators.
The streakers gathered on fraternity
row and then raced to the Russell House
near the center of the South Carolina
campus, and then down a street and
back. •
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-·--one Shaggy-ha1re<r"foullr~·descri6eOiS ~
"Tarzan," climbed atop an informatioO
booth to proclaim his nakedness to the'
cheering crowd, many or whorn took
pictures.
Sunday night, the "Super Streaker,"
clad in long underwear and a beach-towel
cape, which he shed, led 100 male and
femaJe streakers in a dash around the
University of South Carolina campus.
Angry students began throw ing rocks
and bottles at police cars after a male
streaker "'as arrested at the Universitv
of ·Georgia ~fonday night. Police finally
used about. six canisters of tear gas
to disperse the 2,500 students, who later
regrouped. but remained orderly. A
number of students were treated for
cuts and tear gas inhalation.
1be streaker was charged with public
tndecency and another student y,·as
arrested for disorderly conduct.
; At Ohio University in Athens, six
streakers eluded campus police in 1.1
dash across campus.
Three streakers, including a football
player, were arrested at M id d I e
Tennessee-state UniVersity.
A e n1vers1lfOrMiSSiSS!pj)i,.ei ght
youths were released on $500 bonds each
Monday after their arrests during
streaking incklents Sunday night.
About 35 male and female students
streaked around a gi rls' dormitory at
Memphis State University Monday night
and there was periodic streaking by
small groups at the Un.iven;ity of
Tennessee.
Eight to 10 male students cavorted
in the nude in 70-<legree weather at
Indiana University in Pennsylvania
Sunday night and three or four you1hs
streaked in tennis shoes and masks
at the University of Pittsburgh Monday.
A male student wearing an orange
cape. a green beanie and yellow sneakers
streaked past a fountain on the Abilene
Christian College: campu.5 in Texas and
2Q youths streaked at Angelo Slate in
Texas.
The fad also hit church-related schools.
At Elon College, a Presbyterian school
in Burlington, N.C., about 50-75 young
men streaked around th e campus,
shouting "coeds take It off" as they
passed women·s. dormitories. Several
coeds stripped and stood nude in the
windows·while youths cheered below.
Three youths ran naked ll)rough the
library of the University of the South
at Sewanee, TeM., an Episcopal
institution, and several naked males
raced" iil fronr of the donns ·ot tbeering
coeds at Carson-Newman College, a
Baptist school at Jeffel'90n City, TCM.
King C:Ollege, a Presbyterian school at
Bristol, Tenn., also had several streakers.
* * * Streaki1~g Filially
Co1nes to County
-At SA College
'Ibe streak has come to Orange <:ollnty.
Coll egia t e c l owning's latest
fad-romping through public places in
the raw '-nas arrived at Saota Ana
College.
T\\'O streakers. one male and one
female blazed acroa the campus not
once but twice just before 2 p.m.
Monday. They wore nothing below the
necl:. h I ' Witnesses. including the ~ c o o , s
student-. body president, said the girl
strttker wore a turblln and the. male
participmil wore a large palr 6t blue--
tinted sunglasses.
11le daring duo nashed from the 1c.hool
gym to the humanities building ~nd
beck again where Lhey jumped into
a.. red sportscar and streaked away
before campus police could catch up.
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POLICE IN ATHE NS, GA., CARRY OFF NUDE "STREAKER AFTER NEAR·RIOT ON CAMPUS
Tear Gas U~ed to Disperse Crowd ·of More Than 3,000 at University of Georgia 'Streak·in·
Marine Off ice rs Charged
The ~larine C.orps says it has relieved Ille officers took a flashlight from the dist urbing: the !X'<lti•. •
!' ·• C.1011> P<'ndlcton battalion tavern's dgornu1n and shined it on a Col. John I. Hopkin .;. 11 . ,1 1,r \J 1r ,,
, r1•1n1n;indrrs ch:irJ.:•"<l wilh a~ault after . dancer pcrfonn1ng on st.1gc. Deputy f)ivislon staff ol!tcer. 1,1 ,1" ;il-;n ih:ii.•\'ft · '°"""""'-""'".._ __ ..__~ f1 1:h1· in a toplc.ss ba,r u1 ne<1rby Dist. Ah y Zalman ~erer s.11d , U isd , . .. " .•. ,. , ... '""' --n-:Jmuw.--------lhc doomrarr said he-v.·as-tiiron ihc-----"'l un cmcanvr......a'i.'j.;.l.U..,_,,,..J u.1 ... ~mi
YESTERDAY IT WAS RIOTING , TODAY IT'S ST REAKING
Times-and Fads -Change on America's College Campuses
1.t. Co!. R')l>cr: .\. I lickcthil'f and head :with a drinking: glass. arlll a disturbing th<' pt.·;1ec.
1 •J. P:.ilrick G. Collins '.l'l.!fP reas!ligned bartend<'r signed a comp\1.1i11t saying he lli ckcthi<'r. (\'ho \1 ~1~ t1i1n11.1an.1, r ,.,
:'.!J1. Ccn. Kenneth J. lloui:thton to 'ft·as ch9ked. the 3rd Bnt!.1\ion of the 71h :'.L1rinP
1 • !)ivision ht•tidqunrtcrs. pend ing th<' Hickethier. 41. was chqrgt'<I with felony
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,\t Se ::.tde Spa ce
Needle Rep orted
SEATTLE. \Va.sh. !L:Pf l -Paul D.
Baker. 29. of Columbus. Ohio. borro1\·ed
money. took a rid e up an <'leva tor at
the SC"attle space needle and jumped
520 feet to become the needle's first
suicide.
Baker had been living here f'.ir t1,1·0
months, the King County medical
examiner's office said ~londay !!!ght.
The sPace nsedle. \vhich measures
607 feet to its #lint. 1vas built in 1962
as the symbol or the Seattl e \\'orld's
Fair.
The space needle restaurant is ju st
below the obsef\'alion deck from 'l''hich
Baker jumped and several persons eating
at the restaurant sa t in horror as Baker
passed by their \Vindo\\o·.
Assislant restaurant manager Puget
Potter, 24. said a patron told him a
··man-shaped th ing" came by the five·
foot window as he '!''as eating. But
most persons 'l''ent on eating, obli\"ious
to the death.
The red·haired, red·bcardcd Baker.
wearing an Anny fatigue jacket. tried
to buy a ticket to the observation deck
with only SO cents. The clerk told him
he needed a dollar and he returned
a ~hort time later with the extra money.
A bus driver, Robert Jorgensen of
Everett, Wash .. sa1v the man start to
climb over the edge of the deck but
could not intervene in time.
As he "'enl over the railing, the man
tripped an alarm, according to manage r
Lee Davis, and a space needle employe
went up to the deck to investigate.
Asked about the prevention of future
accidents, Davis ,said; "If a person is
bound and determined. to go,_Ldon'1
think you could stop ~·
'Throat' Brings .
Fine of $4,000
FITCHBURG, Mass. (AP) -The 707
Corp. has been convicted and fined a
total of $4,000 for possessing . and
exhibiting an obscene film, the X-rated
"Deep Thr98t." '
The corporation was fined $2,000 on
each of two charges Monday. Jts lawyer
appealed the ruling to Superior Court
in· Wo.rcester.
The film was seized last month at
the Fitchburg" 'Ibeater.
Portrait of Nixon
Stolen From CoUeg't '
DURHAM. N.C. (AP) -A portrait
of President Nixon has bttn stolen from
Duke University, where Nixon earned
his law degree, the university has
annotmeed. • •
A 5J'l0kesman said Monday the pk:fure.
valued at $12.500, WilS taken between
11 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. l\1onday
from the moot courtroom or the Doke
Law School. It had hung bellind the
judge's bench in tbe courtroom several
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:>:1 d. bodily harm. Collins, 40. was charged
l he distu rbance b<'gan 1vhen one of with misdemeanor assa ult. battery and
He giment. is to he ar:Ji gnL'<l :'.l.11·(·]1 1'.l
Collins \\'as cornniandt.·r ol !h,• 1~1
Batt:tlion. 5th :'.lannc Rt•gimt•nl
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thal mature during th e first quarter of ET74)
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-Wilson Names New Lal>or Cabinet . .
Quick Solution Seen .in Britain CQal Miners' Disput,e
LONDON (AP) -Newly installed
Prime tlfinisler llarold Wilson named
biJ Labor cabinel today and Immediately
began ·urgent talks t.o setUe the nallonal
coal miners' strike.
-Michael Foot, named as emp]oyment
.., secretary, calll'd In members of the
miners uruon executive. Ile also had
an appointment to meet tile employers,
the National Coal Board.
THE CQAL stri)te, noy,· In I~ fourth
week, threatened t.o bring tile counllj'15
economy to a Mil as coaJ stocks
approached crisis level. P.1ost industry
bas been on a three-day work y,·eek
since Dec. 31 to sa ve fuel .
Foot, an intellectual Jett-winger and
ronner joumallsf, ~It '1n' the Hcqe ol
Commons for the eee1 mlnlnC dlllrlot
ot D>bw Vale in Sooth Wale1.
The minen' executive met ln special
tession tbiJ morning ln anUd praUon of
eoriy talks to meet their pay eia!,...
Wilson, who earlier made clear h1s first
priority was to end the strike, bad
separate meet.ings arranged with leaden:
of both sides of industry, the bosael
and union leaders.
Except ror the surprise aelect}Qn of
FOQI. for the employment post most
of Wll:m's cabinet jobs went to men
who served ln the Jut Labor
government James callagban, former,
home secretary was named foreign
minister. p;i.rf Healey, wbo served
Wilson -. It --.y, ...
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WIL90N, PRDIZ lnlnilllf' from JIM PdlUoaJ cmlbllllllton, .-. 111 the
unW 1m, -to No. 10 IJownlnl · a.--auve lllcle, 11ve Wilton • good
St. -r lllPI to !.ad a mlDoclty -o1 wrvlval. 11ley ..,...i lhat
goYenllllellt aNr Pl1me oM I n I 1 t e r -ol the miall portleo wbo hold
Edword JfMth, the ~atm. J>0"1 the boJanoe o1 power -L1bm1a, We!Jb
chief, cmcodea that he oould !IOI 1"!1\1 llDll -1111 NatiollalllU, milllMI IJloler a coallllon ....,..-lollowlnc · 1111-~Is and lndepondG ~,..
e1.-i defeat Lui '11mnday. ' -1'!ll want ., Punl• the nalloo ID.,
Wllaon'I ~ In tho ._.r -crillsellctloo.
electkft came tn nr.t with I01 •ta · · ·
Jo the -t -d ~ llnr { AND HEATH -Jn bil llnt poot. ,,_ thall the o ........ u ... but 17 nGpltioo. -t said :
..... ol • majority. But -ol .... the ..-dllllallt1'o, the .....
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g...mnent lhet will -In ol!loe It takes In the lnteroots ol all the
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ONCE AROUND THE BEAT' Another
Clt>l:lr da\\'tl. greeted US today here along
the Orange Coast where, in many ot
our towns, it V.'85 Election Day. It was
the first voting day in a long time
where I can remember &eeine so many
lines.
The lineups, however, were at gas
station, not in, front of the voting booths.
s un, it was really nice to mow up
al my precinct aa the sun was rising
and be able to walk right In and vote.
1 think the ladies were suprised to
get a customer so early ...
Nixon to State Position
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Tbey didn't beUJer to ask ii I m
an odd or ian even. Just handed Over
tile ballot. .
Somehow, these elty and echool
elect.ioos have seemed awfully quiet this
time around. Ma,Y.be it's because l\'e are. spjit upjn our voting ilifs time.
mE WAY rrs set up now, general
Jaw ciUee like Laguna Beach. Fountain
Valley, Costa ~fesa, Irvine, San Juan
Capistrano and San Clemente had voting
today.
Tbe clwter e!Ueo, ~ · N~ Beech and Huntil!gtoo Beo'....Wch!",-
wait until later to elect their city
councils. They -Oil the second Tueeday In April.
Maybe this is what you cap splitting
up the· political speed>es so the hot
air lm't coocentra~•all at one time.
A!Jyway, ITI06t of the races leading .
t0 tOi!a.y'SWte nave'Oeeii ·excra '"qffi~ t Like In Costa Mesa where 35,000 voten
are eligible to CllSt balk>ts for two
romdlmen. The way the campaign went,
most ol the 35,000 .may snore through
It all.
Skies Fair. Over Midwest
Thunderswrm Puts Damper on. Mild Midcontin,ent
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Tells Watergate Stand Wednesday Before Sirif;a
By HELEN TllOlllAS AS FOil THE c..nd Jury ropart,
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pr'Olldenl ZJ"8ler oalll Nl-'a dliel Wllerpte
Ni""1 tws made a cledsiordn hil pooltlan ·· courio<!, Jame1 D. St. C!alr, "will O\Allne
oo a oeal<d WIM<rgate grlbl' jury ._t our paoillon" at tile 7 a.m. PDT
but will not dloelooe K mill • pidiilc Wmr-ily hearq oail<d by Slrfca.
tJ....q -.. Judge Jolla J. Sirtca MO>nle)>I from --.1 praoecut« 1-
Wedneeday, a presidential ......... _J~lltaff__£an_ wlll be on band._
sakl today. · '"Ibe Preaidtft hall made a deciaioo,"
"'-_..,, -!. Zle&l« lold Ziegler -In ......... to • questfoo. ,._ tbllt tile ~ ii otlll Tbe Gr-and Jury'a ....,. report Is
cmvlnood be wW not be ~ oald., dNI with tile Pr<Sidmt'1 handling
hy tile illlmocra-eil °""""'· ol Waterpt. -I
Part11 Revolt Quelled
Golda Meir To Continue
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Hudson Oil Guilty
KANSAS crrY, Kan. (UPI ) -Bodoon
Oil Co., Its vice ..-Ot for marketing
and a number of iiubddlarles pleaded
guilty In U.S. Disti1ct ,Court Monday •
to selling ttgular gu to eustomen from
premium (>Jllll"' at premium prices. Tbe
viollltlonl Involved 21 slatlooa In Kansas,
M!Joouri, ~ and,._ between
mld·1-mber, ,1173 and Jan. II, 1974.
German Chirnp
Bit tlie Habit
STRAUBING, Gennany !UPI) -
Jimmy, a ZS-year-old dliinpwoe,
hu quit smofdng .
Zoo director Hans -had been giving Jbnmy one clpl'llte
a da y, but SchHler rotlreil
ltC<fltly.
When &hater's 1uccet1or
attempt<d lo keep the tndltlon
allvt, Jimmy bit oil one ol hla
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Wagneriln soprano Birgit NU..
aon hu 1uffered a dialocated
sholllder and cuts and bruises
Jn a fall lrom a plalfonn at the
Metropolitan Opera In New
York. The tumble came Mon·
day when she was singlnt In
tint act 0£ 11Gotterdammening'1
which ls to premiere Friday.
Ziegler also oald that st. Cla Ir had
been in touch with -the House Jllliclary
Committee's counsel on a roQue9l made
eight dafS ~o by the oommlttee for
White House documents and tapee in
connection with its impeadunoot inquiry.
House 90l.D'ce& said St. C'lair asked
for a ffieecing Wednesday. w It h
committee leaders.
ZIEGLER SAID In reply to questiolls
that Nixon tele!lhooed his ronner chief
ol stall, H.R. Haldeman, Friday, Oil
the day Haldeman was lndictt!d on
Watergate charges. But Ziegler said tile
president made tile caU to oongrabilate
Haldeman oo his 25th we dd i ng
annive!Ury.
Gerald L. \\'an"efl, deputy press
secretary. said Monday that Nixon's
chief jl'~te """""1, James' D. SI.
Clair~will inake lhe. 2resident'.a •. J>0;9J ·
on tile grand ·. jury report known In
open a:iurt Wednesday, at a hearing
sd>eduled by Judge Sirfca.
"White House counsel. will attend the
hearing," said W~ "We have nothing
fwthel' to say at this time. cm position
wW be known in opeo coort ...
St. t1air asked for a meeting with
Siriea, --which tile judge sdieduied
the Wednesday hearing.
Judiciary Committee (])airman Peter
Rodino, (D-N.J.) said MoOOay the White
House has had "a reasonable time"
-eight da ys -to respond to ib request
for documents. He raised the p<ll!Siblllty
<hat the coounitttt may dedde to
subpoella the material.
THERE WERE lndle&iiom that
meeting:! were being held In the White
Ho~ among die President's senior
advisers on the new Wat e rgate
developments ...
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that at least 22 Americans were among
the dead.
The only Americans whose identities
have been released were Wayne Wilcox,
41 , cultural attacbe at the U.S. Emb&sy
in London, his wife, Ouida, and two
of their four children, Kailan, 15, and
Clark, 13.
e AIHl•ctlon Bid
ATLANTA, Ga. CAP) -A U.S.
magistrate has refused to ~
charges against a suburban Atlanta
'\\lmum. Vt'bo is charged wifh her husband
in comection witb the abductlon of
newspaper editor Reg Murphy.
e Prilot1 Riot
HERMOSilLO, Mexloo ' (UPI)
Rebellious inmates rioted at the state•
pNon here Mood ay and set fire to
prison furniture and mattresses. Eight
prisoners died in the revo!L
Authorities refUsed comment on the
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were protesting bad treatment, bad fOoci :
and lqlOpllar-wardetrAntoniO Murrieta. 1 e Ta•ker Do..,n 1
WICHITA, Kan. CAP) -One man :
was killed and another was miss.Ing 1 and pretWned ·dead today in the crash t
and explosioa. of an Air Force KClSS f
taolter known aa a llylvg filling station, I
omtiala iakl -f
Five other men aboard the ~lhe1'o'e!'8 ,
rescued and v."ere in saUsfactoey J
cmdiUoo, theJ aid. 1
ea.we Sitllf!tl :
GLENWOOD SPRINGS, Colo. (UPI) 1
-Two he)'I who survived two nights t
ol sublreaJac lemperatutts and a fiorce I
aoowsttrm in the Colorado Rockjes were f
--.., from the -.. ol ' l a plane lhat kiJled their mother, rather,
brother, mter and tile pllol. •
Tbe survivors, '"9Clled beca\ioe o1 the •
dilil'"Ce ot a 9-year-<1\d boy, were thl r
n<t>bews or Sen. Lowell P. Weielier CR·
Conn.), a tM.mber of the Senaie I
Wet.ttgate commtuee. r'
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She Pleads· -for -Laetri
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WASHINGTON (UPI) -Or.
S.1. Raya .. wa. ( o r m e r
presldoat .of San FranW!;o
State tlnivenlly.'o,l'pparenUy
will be unable to seek the
Retd:!Hcan nominatim , for
Cattromla's U.S. Senate seat.
Supreme Court J u 1 t I c e
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William 0 . Douglas 1.londay
denied Hayakawa's reqllt'St to
stay a California Supreme
Court decision holding that the
semanticist could not seek the •
nomination because he had
changed his party alOHaUot
in the last year.
Friday is the filing deadline
for the June Primary.
e Late for .JoU
LOS ANGELES I AP ) -A
I\ tali bu .. property owner has
become the first man to enter
jail for vlolat;on or the state's
Coastal 1.orle O>nservation
Act, when he was booked into
Los Angeles County Jail to
serve a five-day, contempt-Of·
court sentence.
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Debbie Lawler , 21,
motorcycle stunt jump-
er. is in good condition
today despite fractures
or three vertebrae, mul·
tiple abrasions an d
contusions suffered
Sunday when she fell
after jumpin'g 15 car.;
at Ontario Motor Speed-
wa y.
Student's
Smoke ~Bill
To Senate
SAN JOSE (API A
Superior o.n judge ha5
under allllideratlon today the
pica of a canc:er«ricken Los
Altos woman wh:> waiU to
be treated with the banned
drug Laetrile.
Obo<rvera sald moot ol the
[Ill) _..who poclred Judge
Jolm s. Mc!Demy'I -
_,, _.. '"-· of the dnJ(,
The -lor • tmtporuy
restralnlhg order -brought by iawy<n .... JOR[lbine
Bergn'181l, 4'1, tennbJbt ill
wltb cancer d the pMICIW.
Mrs. Bergm1n began
Mail Order Church
Ruled Tux Exempt
SACRAMENTO (API -A
federal cotrt says I ti e
Universal Life Oturch. ~tuch
selb Jmorary -of divi>lty degrees by mail fur
$20 eadl.. qualifies as a tax·
exemiit --The onler from U.S. District
Court Judge James F. Ballin
of ' ~. Mont., was
received by the s.a-amento
court clerk Mondoy.
Battin -the fed<ral
govenunent to reltmd. $10,m
in taxes paid by the dlurdl,
plus $1,229 -and oth!<
falllldes of a reJ111on. Nor
w!ll die oourt -~ the beliefs, dogmas and proolicel
ol a oewiy arpnbod r.IJ&lan
with -ol an oid<r ._ -biisfMil ~ Ncr will
the court l"'OJoe or cmlemn
a religioo, however excellent
or fanatlCial ot ~
it may seem."
The R<V. Mr. Hemley, 12,
said in • l<JePiooe w.m...
the ruling meem "we ecJt a
free nm mw" to OOdklue the
mall order -·
charges. Bi& be added that r. -------~
to pass any other judgment
"" the dlurdl '"""1dimpmge
upon the gummtees of the
1st AmencirtSJL "
The "'3d ol the dlurd>,
DIRTY DEAL
CANDIDATES
R<V. Kirby J .. Hensley ol SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Modesto, lomled ii in his
SACRAMENTO (AP ) g...age in 1962. lie said be ;:-1 The N. Gray I< Co.
ha _, than -"'or tuarv reprted Student smo"'....., on high s sent \AA more ~ school campu~'6is one step million ministers credentia1I Monday that while a'
reoetvtnc tn:alment w i t h
Laetrae m Jan. 20 from bcr
Palo Allo phyotdan.
Kell and Gloobigc-r c-lashed
oo Kell1s contention thut the
fed«a\ Food und Drug
Administration nevt'r banlll'd
STANFORD M E D l C A L the drug and that three
Center officials F~. 13 bamd ....._..tats in this country allow
the dodor from administering i;;"' use. Gloubigcl-said the
further trtatment w it h FDA had not a~· it and
LaetrlJe. 1be drug is barred Califoi11ia banllt'd it. '
as a cancer cure by state In an earlier statemro!.
and federal hlw. 'Ibe use of James Bergman. husband of
Laetrile as a v I t a m i n the stricken woman. said, "If
tupplsnerit, under the gtne:fic the drug ~ not effective. what
· name amygd.a.lin, is legal in have y,•e.lost ':'
c.aittomia, boo.A·ever. "ti.fy Ylife and I bcllC'vc in
But the Ca 11 for n i a freedom of choice for cancer
Admtntstradon Code says the patients. Tht'y'rl' dea ling Yt'ith
U!le ol. Laetrile in early my wife's life," he said.
cancer, "to the exclmioo oC The suit for a court order
con v e m.kna1 troatment," said tbe ill}ections of l..'l('(rile
mJgbt be darrgeous because "were mt providt'CI o r
patten ta CX>UJd delay admini.sten.>d to the plaintiff
<DlwnlloN.I ~. as a cancer agent nor for
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-TACOS
99C
•From 4 p.m.
Make Wtdnesday night your nigh! lo eat out. At 0'1 Taco,
Wtdnesday nlghl la Taco Nigh!. You gel thr•e tasty Del
T1co1 lor just 99c. This Wedn•sday, driw th1u for a lamlly
all• meal you won't 1org•L Al prices you'll !Ind hard lo l:ieat.
NEWPORT BEACH SANTA ANA
l1 ilf•I IPollwd•1 I °' c_,,, 4th lh'fft ond
H•wport fwy . . '
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Rod Hiii HOf
So11f• A1te1 fwy.
Mn. Bergmao's ·attorney,• ~ purpos~ or intmt . of
Gec:qe W. Kell, told l\1clnemy d I a g no s 1 n g . I r eating.
ht WM not trying to prove alleviating or curing canc~r."
the value U Laetrile but Ralher, it said. t h e
warUd iCo give· his clieni Ume inject.kins were for t h c
"to live Ieng eMugb to prove purpose of providing ~!rs. 5116 Wor11er 1155 lok•r
tt wUI beip her." Bergman with .some vitamins Nf/t.,' •f IPf'l•idol• •t folrvl••
HUNTINGTON BEACH COSTA MESA
Kell Mid the ha.1 'the right and minerals she lacked . t1i>R[/ SANTA ANA
to a«l!pt •tever treatment Dr. Ernest T. Krebs, who ~.l" Mol11 '& D'(Or/Set)erstr••
she wishes When presented Invented Laetrile in the 1~20s. [.~~~~llt"'llt"'lllllllllt"'--llt"'lllllllllt"'-~~llt"'lllllll~ with Che alternatives. theorlred that the dr ug
Mmel Glaubiger the lawyer produced a substance in ~he R--·----·--
fur -Medical Center. body oilid1 sctccti'<ly kilk>d ead the Daily Pilot aekl the amer was not cancer ccJls.
dlopulinc the fad that M~.--~--iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iiiiii;;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~iiiiiiliilll;~ e.rsi-had ooly a ~ i
time _, live. She said the
U9e ~ Laetrile was illegaJ
m1 its use could be hannfuJ
"' ..._ victims 8rd open
the bo&pttal to prosecutioo.
AN ARMADA In Our Plaza
A Y ACHTIHG EXTRA V AGAHZA
Edward Higgins was three
hours late in reporting to
County Jail Monday. He said
it took him that Jong "lo
siphon gas from one car to
another just to get here." closer to legalization with and issued about l 0 . 0 0 0 = b; in progress
Assembly approval of a local ""1orary -of .divinity pooHne ~!~~ KELL "COUNTERED, thal C:outh ~oast ,,. .....
• O Kil option smoking bill. degrees. automobiles. Mn. Bergman's famil y would cJ 6 p~os-:s es .-· Faces said the m~asurc giv,es relemie the hospital from
SACRAMENTO (AP) tacit approval to mioking. But 'THE SUIT ' WAS' filed bj'~==~""'=~===,d~l~ia~bili~·~ty'.:_. _ _:.·_:_· :_ __ _'. __ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~-'!"~~~ ... 111111111111111111111~--~:..-
..... veret'f"T. carve~ a .~~id>-smoking=is-a~ tbe ·U.S. ~JllStlo&Jlepatm;amtl ._;,.. _ _..__ ,__ -----..
top eide to former state JX"Oblem in high s ch o o 1 s primarily became' of the
schools chief Max Rafferty, anyway, and that it ought to degrees. which IP> to ·anyme
announced Monday he will run be recognized to deal with ptn'cbasing a 10-teeson, $20
against Wilson Riles r or It. mail order packet.
superintendent of p u b t i c They said the bill passed ~ j~ge said the cb\rtb
iMtrUction. M~y woold help get meets t ax.exe mption
. Riles defeated Rafferty for . ~k..ing out. of restrooms and requirement! . by b et n g -:~JolJ:Je~t:eg~.~Je: ~"::asStl=l~·ns~~~~ ;;~vHlo~w;teldno~s·•~et;. on--your-----. b·-eait-
·mioor job in the Department students won't be bothered. .....,61 =<> 1411 ~ 1.m"a
of F.ducatioo. CaJvert later On other ~ of the • TIIE 41·33 Assembly vote said · 7 quit. c:hurch, he : sent the measure bv Sen. "Neither this court, oor any
fatting
see us.
e Sl00,000 Fire Arlen Gregorio ( ti · San branch "b[ this gaver1u'i:Jt:ut,
Matco1. a nonsmoker. back .~n~consider*lhe men*·" or all, if you trust· US SANTA MONICA (UPI ) -to the Senate for action oo
Fire broke out at the Santa Assembly amendments.
Monica Pier Monday night and \\'hen the bill was last
caused an estimated $100,000 before the Senate on Jan. 29. Life Ch·urch •th . by
damage to apartments above it .... as approv~ on a 21-18 W1 your money, w the pier's merry-go-round. rollcall. Both the Senate and . .
It took firemen half an hoor Assembly votes were lhe Ban Upheld . '.. . . ' e to contain the blaze which minimum tally required.
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.. Jlok~..OJn.e-,..u.p $ t.a.i..t..s.. ~ ----~ --=====-~;.:.'.~~::!
apartments . BY GREEKS Th~1c:'~~·~AP~ , I~~;;;~;;e;~· · ~-; itt e rain "' -
• Sent tfi Prison SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) """ UJ>held a lower court must fall
LOS ANGELES (AP) -·-Seven hundred Greek ~~~~ Wecan'thelpthat,butwecan
Sharif B. Sirhan, brtther ol ':if!:: .!;:1 ,~es .8;: · Life CJiurdi. • Inc., the hel1tstop the leak, with a fast
Seo. Robert F. Kmnedy 's authority ID Per f o.t m home improvement loan. convicted assassin, was sent Francisco last Friday. The marriages.
to federal prison Monday to Greek re:>iaurant Plaka The court, in ......... ~ a At competitive rates, naturally.
serve a . six-month sentence Taverna reported that in .,._.....~ A d f • l d for threatening the ure or three da ys it went through decision of Richmmd Circuit n i you re a rea ya customer
Israeli Prime Minister Golda 240 bottles of the liqueur C.uri J udge J. Randolph at Security Pacific Bank
J\1 · U1.0 t $50 bottl Tucker Jr., noted that •
-40, bad been free 0 8 per e. Universal Life c h u r c h so much the better. If you trust • , _______ t members can be onlainal as · h h shouldn'
on $10,tm bail whlle appealing ministers in the sect merely US \\'lt your ~oney, \\' y t ~'i:iy. sen Jenee imposed lasl coed sues by expressing a -"' be we trust you with ours?
ordained.
'Hush' Bill
Approved
THE COURT also n<Ud ~·
Momiay that otate la....~
require 8ny minister ~
SANTA MONICA (UPI) perfonning ma:ria8'S ID be !II
A suit was filed. in Superior. a recognized leader of a
Court here Monday by a Long congregation or order, adding
Beach Slate College coed "• church which COOl!ists ol ~
alleging fraud and breach of all ministers, in fact has oo _,-
For Fraud
SACRAMENTO (UPI)
Although · contending it will
weaken the state's n e w
conflict-of-interest law, Gov.
. Reagan Monday signed a bill
allowing public officials to
keep the names of their
private customers s e c r e t
under the law.
cootract. by Radio Station m l n is t er w I th 1 n t b e SIK:URl'rY ~~°S,.f":;u;;'edl~·1~~'1 : =~·Uoo ot die stat< SEIRI Y fFJlll/lllC::lllR=ilCC BANK
<.'Oiliest. ~ Uni......t Life mlnloton SOMEIHING 8PICIAL
The bill by Sen. George
Moocooe (D-San Franci>ro),
was desigried to .clear up
confusion over whether the
new law requires officials to
detail the names of their
clients in disclosing their
90W'CeS of income.
Kathy McKenzie. 18, bf had appealed T u c t er ' s
Weslchester. named t be decislqn while slz wllo ojldn't
station and its executive appeal loll: their co u r t •
olfia:r. Gary Bookaela, in the , appnMd -Y to perf11rm
suit. She is seeking $10,iloo maniaga 1beJ loot the
in g<neral damal!"' a n d aull>ority when • court dork
$10,000 in punitive damages. questloned I h e1 r ellpbillly
'Ille su.it said the stalidn after a lJeWsPIPa · reporter
rerused to deliver a new appe.arOO In his dfice with
Mazda to her;b~ offeral her a can! -•lfl hJm to be
e.ither a l~ eXpeosive model aa ordained mn.ter in the
<r a cash settlement iastead. Universal Life Oturm, Inc..
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THIS MAN REPRESENTS BRINGING
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ijattin Aims Higher '<
Orange County's First District Supervisor Robert
Battin says he'll stay on iD his c6unty post while he tries
to win the Democratic nomination for California's lieu-
tenant governorship in the June primary.
This is a secure arrangement, but it does raise some
question as to his ability to carry on his supervisorlal
duties while engaging In a major-statewide campaign. In '
fact, there are those who might doubt that the eontro-
verstal Mr. Battin has yet mastered the art of working
satisfactorily at the county level, without the added at.reM
of simultaneously seeking a stlil blgher o!lice.
Battin, whose chief opponent for the nomlnatlon
would be state Sen. Mervin Dymally of Los Angeles,
says he'd speak for the conservative wing of the Denlo-
cratic party in the state race. ,
He's estimated the bid for lieutenant governorship
will cost hall a million dolfars if he wins the primary
and goes on to the November election campaign. He
says that large an Investment would be neces~to
bnng his name before Northern California voten:.
Battin does at least have some quaificaUons in the
area of campalgn SJ>'!ndlng. He was the top spender iD
the last supervisonal election, investing an impressive
'200,000 In the county nee.
Behind the Scenes
A survey of the intelligence, elfecUvenw and ta!·
ents of state legislatora, conducted by a Sao Francisco
newspaper, has precipitated-a gag order .. on legtslaUve . 1
staff aides in Sacramento. 1 'The survey rated legtslaton on the basis of ques-
tions put to 33 lel{isiative consultants ·and staff aides,
who were not identified indivl4ually.
Rated most intelligent by the staff were Sen. An·
thony Bellenson (D-B.everly Hllis) and Assemblyman
Willie Brown (D-San Jfranclsco). At the bottom of the IQ
sweepstakes were Sen. James Q. Wedworth CD-Haw·
!home) and Assemblymao W. Don MICGUllmy (R-5anta
Barbara). In general, the consultants co,ncluded 1he Dem·
ocrats in the legislature were smarter thao the Repub-
licans but had less integrity.
Sen. President pro tem James Mills (D-San Deigo)
found the whole project "intolerable" and a downright
danger to the.public interest.
So the Senate, in a closed session, has issued a state-
ment of policy warning eriiployes to refrain from taking
part in such surveys in the future.
Recognizing the truism that no man is a hero to his
valet, we're inclined to find the ratings rather interest.
lng and infonnative 3nd ,. robably of no ~rticular dan·
ger~xcept to the egos o some of the legtslators, and to
the illusions they'd like to promote.
Campaign Controls
Supervisor Ralph Diedrich says he will resurrect
his proposed campaign financing law soon on the
strength of a ruling by the California Attorney General
that local ~ovemments cannot limit expenditures or do-
nations. Diedrich favors no Um.its on campaign financ-
ing, but would require full disclosure.
...._ While it is laudable that Diedrich still wants to do
~metblng to spotllght runaway campaign spending, su-
pervisors should remember that the ruling is the opinion
of one attorney and not the supreme court.
It is entirely possible that tbe attorney general is
wrong, despite his long study of the issue.
Local expenditure controls could indeed be . legal
and perhaps beneficial since most of the state laws don't
really go far enough.
Diedrich also seems to ba using: the ruling for his
own purposes-since his publicly stated reasori for op-
posing spendinF. limits was not the consUtUtlonal Issue,
but just that ' smart lawyers Could always get around
them."
. pisclosure of campaign finances under penalty of
law ts _better than no law at all, but supervisors· w~o
favor ex,1>4:nditure apd donation limits should look twice
before giving up the fighl
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"Dear . , -~andidates Face . '·;·~ . .. Miiiion-doiiar Profits tor Middlemen . . "' . .. .. . .
The-Black Market • Oil
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Watergate 'Drag'
CINCINNAT·J~The ·bunleo o1 ·
Watergate on Republican candidates is
sta.rtly apparent In one OU~ ol emy
five Republlcan voters we intervieftd
here who openly admitled tbey would
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be "more inclined" to vote Republican to vote Republican?" The replies: 14-far
In today's spcdlll more than would be e>pected in lll1dl
congressinnal clec· a diltrtct.-lald they would be more
tioo ii Richard M. inclined, only S .... inclined; tbe re-
NIGli had been re-m11n1n1 • gave the Pftdidable answer
placed as PresJdcnt · tbal It WOGld make no dlUaence.
by Vice President 11111' A SECOND quesUon dlamatiud
G<rald Ford. ._ more the dilemma ol Republican
, It ,... precllcly .caadlclates damned by the President's
Gloomy
Gus
Wooder if legislators comlderlng
raising their oWn salaries have no-
tice(( -tlle-IOnj linU at unemp!Oy:
ment and welrare offices lately?
Lots of voters in those lines ...
H. L. S.
..._,. Oft c--. -..witltW .., ,....,. .......... --'" ~led .... ~ .. .... -···· """ ,,_. ... ,...,. .. °*""' Gw. D.itp , .....
W ASHJNGTON" -We have uncovered
evidence that unscrupuloos brokers are
selling dil on the black maria for ·
stag~g profits. -1bis ii· added &o the ..:
soaring prices thal tbe cor •• :iers must
pay as tbey shiver in undefheated homes hoods have also closed. Nooe of these
Ill
. pe\roleiun . 'is processed in Italian
refineries. The probable reason, say our
sources, .is that Ital,y bas surplt18 refining
capacity. But this has ·led to whispers,
~which our sour-ces-cannot --verlfy, that
the . Mafia has moved Into the oil
brokerage business.
and waJt in long gas factors was taken into accoont.. lines. DESPITE plentiful p e tr o 1 e u m ,
Our investigation The fast-buck boys, meanwhile, have meanwhile, many Americans are forced
has taken us from taken advantage of the oil panic to to pay-bootleg prices for their gasoline.
the backrooms ol buy bootleg oil abroad and resell it Footnote: An American Petroleum
••'-1 .. ,..,_ at a premium to American wbOlesalers. W--.~· to tbe They do busin<M by telephooe and Telex, Institute spokesman denied thot oil com-
haJ critlclzed the President far being oll-ricb -demanding c'1llJ in the bani be! the panies are hoanling stocks. Industry
"•)() legalistic" 8lld "too seereUve" In of the Middle East. ore Y sources admj,Ued, however, that some
dealing both with Watergate and' Im. We found plenty d.. :!'ill comp~e~, d~\ ' i ~..r-~.; .• :· ~ g~ i1i tiefd b3ck because it is dil-
peadunent investlg1ton. .oil 'available, bul SOM& o,i; Vulture$. operale •Olltside ficulW<N>iltain. ·
B111'TBB NIXON drag may.,j>e too the distribulloa Ila tbn>wn out tbe law~~ •ko•erldlldd oflidalJ: _ye_j:~the ,/111lJ!ir 9'! •. ~ have strong. The famed Quayle trost scale, of whack by bmnbllng bul<aucrall aod' ln the olf.ji.M!uclng countries. Most !"'~.to ~. ~vaUable crude oil
• this :weight of Nl•on-l1ank:or< bacl<en if they desert him
ir-~-Waterpto-lha mned-by-onU.Nlson-Repibllca1m
~ ---1\!!!l<!l_the !.le~P~~ h' ·-· _ ii ~ don't delert him. Of our voters,
for example, shows that ta of our voters greedy midd1emen. black-market ~ft cOmes from Jndoriesia on the world market, claiming govern-SCC>!'ed-blDHtt-tbe-very-bottom-of-the~--~------'-----i--< bya;-Ntgerta;-Rmnanirand-Venezu~tiom..malle ii wiprmttabt.:-
trust stale {"don't trust him at all"). IN sAUDI AllABIAt we were told -le&, from the Persian GuJf states. Our sources suggest that the 011 com·
- -Ull! -MJC 1gan election o 11··q:r~ tlijOk morJLPl..Rfl~Wlcan
flit Ford's o seat. Here lri ObiO's Gradlaon .. because 'be' would suppurt
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Isl ~ D' I t r I c t , the Richard Ni"'1" u a Republican In
RepubUcan antecedents are also strong. Congress· but a whopping 33 voters
Yet the bom1n o1 Watergate have said they' would thlnlt less of him.
reduced ~ '!> per<ent Republican _v11:---11m the abarJ> «lecll!!O..l!LlkJl!!bllC811
tory in Noveniber 11'12 ID an _,.... fortunes. No matter bOI. be-plays il
that _may well IOlld Democrat Thomas . Gradilon-is ·tlOhli to alleoate Republican
A. Laba to Wuhingtoo. ll '°• that voters "' ooe lide or the other. In ...,,.... ~ is certain to spread paruc aolidly Republican precincts of Norwood
""-Republlcana nmnlng for office (urban middle income) and Madeira
01ia yeot. (suhllrbon Uppel' income) where we in-
AllllED with a questionnaire drafted terviewed, the ~ relirod Republican
by utioftll pollster Oliver Quayle, we Coagressman, William Keating, won over
intervlewtd IS voters in their homes Ill) per ceot in 1172. Our interviews
In ovonrbelmingly Republican precinctl favored Gradi"'11 over Luken by only
with tile help o1 three Quoyle . in-a 3 to I llWJin, IUilesting a poaible
tervinel'I: Pell()' Welas, Kathleen DemocnUc upoel
Wagner and Bonnie Fwmrola. We found "WATERGATE means that anyme
bea9)1 1Upport for the Republican can· identlfied with the GOP has bis bead
didate WUUa D. Grad.L9on, Jr., against in a JJOOSe,'' ~ cheerful, buxom wife
Luka:I but 11>t nearly so heavy as usual of a physician to1d us. A wido1' said
-'l'liila, bued on our · interviews, the eon-she wou1d always vote Republirtn "but
~l race looks nip and people don't trust the Republicans any·
tuck_, to the Nll11Xl drag. •. more. My daughter and I have trouble "'
Molt lignificanUy, our scouting ex-this." .
pedltion showed for the first Ume that A 41-year-old salesman who voted three
Republican voters are talking about the times for ..Mr. ~ (1960, 1918, 1972)
impact of Watergate on "1eir vote in gave only one reason for favoring lAiken:
a pm-ely local coatest. "Becat11e Gradim ls for Nixon."
1be key question; "IJ Gerald l"onl Actually, Gradison bas stniggled to w-Presidtol lnltead of Ni--1d bridge the pp between fanatic Nlnnltes
that malle you more or less Inclined aod aoU·Nhoo !i.publicao voters. He .
.
-=ortly_ ~-salesmen,-witb.. 'f1 that the Arabi are_pwnplng more oil -~ ·---· -------"-·-panies---also··fear-a-flood of foreign -oil
"don'[ trust atB il., sco~dld woise. thab came ooOif-tMJ!kldle-East a Fo~ker-full-of-crude, a WOUlcLdrive..gaiOline-prices:clown-
The President's de e p e r strength year ago. At the American Petroleum b"FOKer can ear .up 0 '5TilDhon abOve The Federal Enel'gy Off l c e
I I I li I I In Institute, we Jeamed ·that gasoline in the market pnce. Smaller tankers kno !edged that 'is · r 1. s ore gn po cy, an asse surv v g yield around '1 million for the mid· ftC w -.1 in orm~ ion W8JJ all the depredations and degradations U.S. storage tanks exceeds «he level dlemen ancomplet.e at the time allocatlOOS were
of Watergate. On that one issue, Mr. last year at this time. · . . made. The agency is now trying to
Ntton remaliiSimpresiivelYstrong But Why, then, do motorist! have to line-Black marketeers operating on the make adjustments. A spokesman also
for a local election, it pro9idts precious up for gas and :Pl'Y ~ prices? ~est ~t. for iruitance, . bought oil noted that all oil eotering the United
little aid and comfort for Gradisoa. or Inside 90W'CeS tell u.. that the O,ilmen tn Rumarua and re.fined. it · In ltaly. States is .checked' by CUstoms. Therefore,
any other Republican. are keeping their storage tanks full They demanded up to '2S a barrel. he -claimed, all impmted gas is subject
-some aay u a hedge against future A large wlwne of black·market to the federal allocation plan.
'If sh• hutrln we can make
It befOre another fare
lnctNS•.·
shortages, otben say as a bolckU for
bigber prices.
Wlialever the ....... tbe result is
that there's Jess _.., available at the
pumpo.
. THE FEDE)\AL allocation program
has abo been badly mismanaged. The
federal energy wizards raned t 0
determine, on a regiooal basis, the extent
of 'gaa scardty and the availability of
aqpply. They made no real attempt to
monitor the now of gas in or out ot
the 10 regions.
The gaa -allocated, therefore, using
ltasmm&ed IDd Dnetimes inaccurate
inlonnalloo.
1be Fedenl Energy ,Office abo used
1972 aa the hlse period Cw calculating
the allocatlom. But the populatloo &1"th aod the traftl pattems have
dlanged. A lqe number ol gaa 5'"tions,
particularly in low-income neighbor·
Walk in His Moccasins •• ,
One ol. the troubles with government
agencies and administrative boards aJ¥1
the like is that usually nobody oo them
has bad W1J1 experience oo the other
side of the f...,,,
'Ibis is wily, stopjling 'briefly in
Pittsburgh oo a lecture tour, I )Vas
pleased. to le'1rn that the Allegheny
O>unty Gov.nunent study Q>mmlssioo
recommended Chat al }east two members
of 1111 llltlft awemmental advisocy and
policy-making boanis be penoos who
actuaJJy hive received the aervices
involved, °' repmmaUves ol such
per!IOOI. ' •
~YDNEY J.HARRI~
IN ALMOST all such cas<!S, iss~
soon become l'Olarlzed, because tbf
viewpoint of the people being acted
upoo-whether convicts, mental patient!(
artists, or -poor folk-is not ventilated
within tbe boanl, and is e:<preseed onlf
in an adversaria1 manne!' when an issu\
comes to a 'head. Everyone knaws J
takes a prison riot to get a long-need
refonn. f
Can ·-u~s. ;Run Without Corruption? It is lone overdue that a l'!llvi~
or .. -aboaljl advlae ~ prison
pnlll'lllDI 111111 pollcies, aod that-a fonner
mei1lal patlG -help in lonning otate and ~ mental bealth policies.
In the abstract, we all agree ~I the old Indian saylog, "You can't
bow a man feels until you have walk
a mile.in bb moccasins," but cooerete
we iail to apply this adage to °'f
.90Cial and iMt.ltuUonal lives. In fact
if .1 bad my way, I wouldn~ let .,.,
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NEW YORK -In the -I ol
Jimmy's restaurant comedian David
Frye has be<r1 rracturtns audieoceo with
lines like '1be only way we're eo1n&
to get rid ol Nisoo is to have Teddy
lake Mm for a drive.
Upstairs In t h e
dlnil1g morn Dick
Aunllo bH been II>'
~ting this aalir-
ic -ol poll. Uco '""1 politicianl
willl a dlYided mind.
Al bllf-of the
r'C!llam'allt be11 de-u,w.ct; II Ibo for. _ .,._, -ol )'in Yort who b11
bod tD rood about bi-If belntl
-1 1 'd by the mi1*1nl ol reform
It -to l1im 11111 ll1ll-palittcol aool
-"' 11111 ol --'' : r lb1el Mve •PPMNd u. c• ' g ....a ooavasaUons AtnUo .... people-·· to be ~ • A'"" 111 wblcll the lllbjocS ., <"~ mon1y to PIY for hlncllia•
J ... llede¥'1 ll1ilcarrted Prllldoottal
c •"r-IMldlydl-.No = rts•11d binds, ar.d by cl•.,.....
"' ii -icilll ,.uu.., •llwoll tllt llktlJodi lo tho cr,-U.
.... _ -1t'I ---
( VON HOFFMAN J
angelic, but this ls Watergate Ume.
He says:
"MY ION CUM home and a.sked me,
'lllddJ, ore ,.. &""1i to Jill!' I lal1I
a ..... ol good ctieilll in my public
..i.-a-aod the pr1nc1paJa of
-laraer ftm I WU -'1lt!ng ..... wltb decided adt to .. ahead. ,,., mid Ibey _, -1bly do
Lu• = -.-body with 1111 l1ind ., '1llblltlJ,",,,, prtaled -....
-l1ut ::e: ... -
--.id;utC --olf •• illllkild' -Jll-u .. -........ .., tl1at .. -.,~--·•lldMl•
-In .. -" lilt -tbey llaft --~ .......... bill rilllmn' ••tnatimll w I lb
--_,.., lqllpa-.I, bat
former lmllcr ~ on.ii. wrt•
=-bis~~""==
llecnlllr)' ., Iba -· -1.100 ,.... "' -.. a,..-
IO ... Ibo -lllln( 111 Illa -· IQlla It ii .... -111at JllllaD ii
the first Pre~dent to 1install the cnJCiest
features of big-city 1angster machine
politico in the White House it is suu
highly doublful that tbia country could
nm at all wit.bout corrupt.ion. We
wouldn~ be able to slap two bricks
Cl'l top of each other lf the contractors
ol Amerlc8 'followed the rules to get
their buUdlng pennlta. 1be ex-Ive
rlgldl.Ue8 of one generation's reforms
. creates the necessity Col the: next genera-
Uon.'1 c:omq>tioos.
A • P.\RT OF the .....,,. for these
--ii our 1mwilllapeas to pus llllY Jeciliatlan l1l1leso ... ,. in tho throes
'"' one ol oar periodic -.Ii.Uc furies.
Unhappily we never recopl,. the v .. ol thew -aelzura ... w 11a .. beam to ablte. Some of
the ~ ol Ibo eui, tllOI
llell1"d tbe1 -acttnc r1UonaUy,
bal tbey -....... be •hie Ulan
-tJf ia 111 tbt -bolll-now tD .......... -I valid in-
fl&ttptlon Db W'llerllfit m:I I pro-
-· bul --punult of ,..,.,_ lool _., le c IDto potiUco.
'l1llnlla tD Bob -.d aod earl ~ Ibo tllO ......... who """" Ibo Walllpte I t 0 r 1 ' lavestlga~ve
,...,,.... bll -the .... .. -·,i._.. falldm, Unllapplly
--all "' • in Ibo media
have the same desires to espooe wrnog-
doing, few of us ha~ the akill and
talent. 1be result ls that ...., town
and every state must bavt its own
baby Watergate. Here they're' even
nurturing an obscure scandl1 about
misplaced stitts in the morpe.
Evel}'Where press and public seem
clooe to being carried off by a giddy
pandemoniwn. Aurtilo Iinows about tha~
He himself was at ooe lime an tn-
vestigatlve ft!POrter. 0 ( remember once
sneaking behind a wall to listm 10
a secret meeu111 . of union~ pan$," be
saya. "It was probably tbe moat
dangmiua 1 thing I eru did. I lmow
what It's lite to be 1wept up by a
story and I lmow · wl1at . it'a lil1e to ltret.Ch one.,,
1be UMJ11ing ol ...... -..... day tell .. wbetber Aurelio -II the Mt1idao directal at him, but in uy
Cite tt LI tNl!!I that Ml noealwt delirt
lo ._ ......if or other ......,.. is
monlly patholoKlcal. '111et p • so I on
make1 It hard to ~12e crime for
what tt ii -• danprous deviation
fnMTI tile onllnary -Ind distinguiah
It !tom tbe normal. if Illegal methods
we ~ to tranaact everyday bolllness.
IJ •VttYbody ii • cruot, then nobody
ii, and cynlcilm aod ldellilm both are
n>bbod ol all -meaning.
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THE Ga.EAT saeSs of: Aloobolics surgeon operate an me who hadn't beet..
Anol:JymolM:, a1 contrasted with other und~ the knife himself, m. the saq.
group1 ol its llO!t, ls largely due to hoopttal. Try walking a "1Ute in -r
the fact that aloohollcs naI k and know moccasins! _ •
euctl)' 11bat the pri>blems are from. r-===----:;----,-~ .. the -oat. 'l11e same is true ol_ ,
••Recover)'," wblcb operates by and for --·· • •
Nobody -what • pr;.. la lite
Ucep& iiOll&Joe wbo ha actually aerved
time; an4 tl10 ume applleo to all
instltutlom an4 agencies ol tltla -.
No ....._ u1 "aood will" can take
the place ol tivl11t1 experi<nc<; and In
11llil aoveu.-lal ql!llcles ev~ the
good wtll b -· to poltticai -I TlllNK tbat ill the futnre, as ""
r.cqutre more lelWI •bout u:fl matters,
we wtll I" OVfll fUnher and apply the
..... nde .. private I>illllhthrvpiol and
culturll.-S.
There 11 . m r1U011 for 1 city'• ~
symphooy oldlellrl to have a boord
ol -made ap almoot wbotly ol
rich mercbanu and IOCial twninaries,
without a tincJe member or the ~M:slri
oervtnc -tt; or for art · moaeums to have boarcla com-1 wt!Olly of non·
painlen; or boarcla of oducalloo without
• linCle WoRlnl -1<pr-.ted.
OIAN61 COAST
DAILY PILOT
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"Fil\d out who'• 111111& that and l1H berl"
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· LONDON (AP) -BloOOe eQ'wppec1 with a seven-root bed prostitutes and lr)•lng to ca~et singer Janie Jones Ila.is and a see--through mirror pervert justice.
been convicted o( -.running a between bedrooms. '-1is!I Jones denied the
·ring of prosUtutes. . TllE p R 0 SEC UT 1 0 N char-ges and clain1td she ran
on '·escort agency" f or 11IE 11UAL OF the ~year-claimed Miss Jones ran the frlends.
OW. miner's daughter from house as a free service for!;====::====== ·t 'Tyneside In the north of VIPs in the radiQ a n d
-~amt ran for 52 days ln recording-industries who were tbt 014 Bailey crlminal court in .a postilon to further her
Ind pnwtded spicy copy for 1 career. 'She paid the 8_irls
Loilidon'1 presS. between S.12 and $24 with a
MW Jones was accused of . bonus if whi ps were used, the uslnl 1 her~ home In t h e prosecution said.
rashloMbl.& Ken s In g t o n The male jury found P.tlss
· district of· 1AOdob is a brothel Jones guilty of t'Olltrolllng
THE
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On Gold Platters
Q: rm almolt a1ra1c1 to at Ibis -bat la Ille pal
llamorlst Harry Btnhfleld stW alive? U so, ltow old k
lie? -T. Boslmer, Great Neck, N.Y.
A: 1bankl to invention of the pacemaker, Harry,
19, is still going like IJO. Even undergoing surgery at st .
. Clare's in Manhau.an didn't affect bis sense ol humor.
"This room," be said to the doctor, "ts too nice for my
sickness!"
Q: Hai Jim Nabota ever· made ny hest seliinc
recordlllp? -Mn. AJisje.J)eM., Walllllgloa, D.C.
A. Naborly Jim stnJck gold with bis Coluinbia album
"The Lord's Prayer and Other Sacred Songs." First re-
leue<I in '68, it was only recenUy certified gold by the •
industry. lie also won a gold disc for "Jim Nabors Sings"
and "Jim Nabors' Christmas Album." ·
Q: It seems Co me that ·tn atmoat e'm'}' p,lleto nowta1
Beary Klubager, be and tbe penoa H 11 wltll, wltetlter
Arab, Ralltl1r or-IneU;-ii 1aaPbJc. 11-... -8tcrdary-of
State that llmnorou? -Mn. Sudra TllomptOD, St. 11.oais.
A: Kissinger is a man of great charisma who spices his
conversation with witticisms. Even tpe girls: he's dated have
told us that's what mates being in his company so fasCinat·
'Glad You Asked That'
loy 1'8arllJ1! and HyGanlner '·
ing. Writer Hugh· Sldey receiiUy told about a·luncheoa in
Syria which opened wilh Jokes about the Secretary's girl
friends. "What is Jill St. Jcihn really like?" he was asked.
. ......!.!.I!ll--tell-you wha\,!!-was-Kissinger.!1-jOYial-rejoinder. '¥ou---
Jift the oil embargo and I'll give you t~ phone nwnben 1
··· -. ·:-; .. On seconct-tttougbt, that'ir110 deaL-Yoo ·-can--put-the --
--bargo-bo.ck-any-Ume-yo0 want,-oof'il-Filve-you-the-
phone nwnbers I can't get them back!"
~: As daytime TV buffs, wbere caa we bay a magazine
that spella out tlle wbo'.1 wllo aJtd wbat or tbe &op serials?
-Debbie and Darlene, Lone Beach, Cal.
. A: Ask your favorite newsstand dealer to get you a
copy ol "Daytime TV Yearbook No. 5" - a photo-lat nm.
down of not only seriab but all talk and game shows.
fAited by veteran movie columnist Paul Denis, the ~
page magazine Is a meaty diary of daytime data as up-tlr
date as a publication with an early deadline can be.
Q: What wu tbe late Tex Ritter's real· aame?-Benjl
Oken, Buffalo. .
A: Maurice Woodward Ritter. Three weeks prior to bis
fatal heart attack, Tex new to Washington to present a
special album to President Nixon. It contained a collec-
Uon of the Presidenl's speeches wilh 1181T8lion by country
singeNOllg"1'1ter-guilar player-actor and poliiician Ritter.
1be only other copy ol' the presidential album was •
naled to the Cowltry Music Hall ol Fame.
Q: How many 10ng1 and.lbows baa lr\l1ng Bulla writ-
ten? And iln't Uttre a book bebag wrlt&ea about klm DOW?
-Renee Tenile, RiChmond., VL ..
A: Yes, by 1he same aulbor who wrote "Jolson,"
Michael Friedland, It will soon be published I>)> Stein &
Day. The tiUe: 01~ Berlin." The still youthful •year-
old living legend bas written 30 Broadway shows, 17 Holly-
wood musicals and 3,000 songs -though be can't read
music and never learned to play the piano properly.
Q: T1i! actor who plays "Kojat"-1 say he's Greek,
my husband eays Italian. What is bis natlonality?-Mr!.
John Bums, Omaha. A:' TeOy Salva1u is of Greek ei:-
traction .
Send your qutst:lons to H11 Gardur, '"'Grad You
Asked That," care of thU newspaper, P.O. Boz 1560,
Costa Mesa 92B26 MariJun mad H11 Garchae1-will an--
swer as man11 qustion.t a,, the~ oon in their column,
but the volume of mail makes per1onal replie1 im-
possible.
I See by Todly'f
Walt Ms
e ODDS " ENDS plus a &lull dlsplav cue and a
painted tiWla. chest for
e NEAR IWt80R GREENS
in °"" -thla blk • Cft'me temaae German
Shepbml ... JOit, She rua. a hlmell.
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Warning: The Surgeon General Has Oeteimmed
That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health.
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Splrnl Sliced
"'hole or llnlf
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"So Good , .• [t \VIII
"llau11t'' You 'W lt'1t Gone"
WE WILL SHIP )'OUR PURCHASE
A,NYWHERE IN CALIFORNIA
FOR $200 ONLY
F•r l'11r!Mr Ln"t1n;ih..,, C-11 tJUJ •1l·t00t
e Ready to )!'"'-wlth_.tl otM"~ 'n Spice Glore e $plfol Siie.ff Ffo111 Top to 80110111
• We Poclt~ a11d S!Up from Cooit te CoOit
• full S1r'fi&e Delicolef,to., e lmpo1t1d Clleeses end Wlllff e Coterinq-A SpKlalf'f'
l700 E. CMJf H19hway, Co-d.tf Mor -67l·9000
1 111e1r; wnr ..i s ,,...., •••••r•~•
1112 S. ltoa••unt, •ot loll Rd., Anoh=,,~.='--•'°i"s.""'2""0"1
19 mg. "1111". 1 3 mg mco1ine w. pe1 cigarouo by Flt meihad,
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E'lse-where
GRANADA FilWHUPll -
FrH• wucu, who played Mr.
Brewster, U1e Olll1lrlll, in the
"Bewrfy Hillbillies" teleVlston
series. died Sunday in the Oak
Room Restaurant. ol wblC!h
~ v.·as an owner. WllCO%, &ti,
appeared in 166 feature
movies el!IJ was also seen on
televis\ou as Elliott Ness' boa
in ·'Thfl UOO>uehab! ... "
NEW YORK (UPIJ
Comedian Haney Stooe, 58,
noted for his World Wat' U
Anny routine, died Mooday
in Barbados after finishing a
perfonnance .on the CUnat<I
Advefll.Urer, a spokesman for
the family said.
R!Cl!MOND, Va. (AP) -
Louis Fraaklla Powell Sr., 94,
lalher ol U.S. Supreme O>urt
Justice Lewis F. PoweU Jr.,
died at his OOme Monday •
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I, bioDde 1trlpper told I b ~
.unlversjtY aowd;·"is·lhat oex
lln't the prime'lal urge of
people coming· into t h i 1
. bus meas -It's freedom."
The "busineas" Miu Brooke
Britten r<!erred to 1! artfully
disroblog before an audience.
'Ibe "freedom" is trom the
bond! ol clolhln&:.
~11SS BIU'ITEN, 28, who
hold,, the equivalent. of a
master's degree In pbil090phy,
was the first opeaker lo this
semester'w "Perspective on
America" • series at t h e
University of Wi9consin. e
Wearing a high-neck. noor
length blue and white gown,
l\fiss Britten said she loves
to dance. hates clothes .and
-."OUJdn't mind her daughter,
U she had one, following bcr
into the profession.
Ca1·olyn Ken~dy
Exhibit Canceled •
"I'm constantly a s k e d ,
'What's a girl llke you doing
In this business?' I feel I
ln sonle !mW! have to negate
the ste"'"'pe," alie said.
"ANm'UER NOTION I'd
like tu di!pel • the one lhat
'J,tte 1 ..eeer Hen
propositioned by
"'" '"''' to "keep a job.'
to keep a job thert's couch
politics," she said.
''I've n ever be e n
propositioned by my · boss to
keep a job. My J:Wgge,,t hazard
is smoke. I abhor smoke."
P.1iss Britten said s h e
started as a g~ dancer in
1965 to earn her way through
school. After receiving a
degree al the University of
\\'isconsin, she tried a 9-to-S
She Peels
I To Delight
Of -Inmates
From \\"ire Services Froot's 71-year-okl motile<. DALLAS (UPI) -• Sgt.
caratlne Kenned)''s pho lo
exhibit, scheduled in New
York for mid-r.farch, l\a.s been
job, but ended up ln Las Vegas
·as a showgirl. so metimes
earning up to $800 a Vi·eek.
"I really adore ii," she said.
"I Ute to dance on a nice
beaeh that's pri va te -to take
my clothes off and run around.
It's ,·ery purt."
SHE WAS ASKED if it wa s -
really-dancing that s h e
enjoyed.
"l str!p Deeause l basically
do not like clothes.," she said.
She was asked l't'hat kind
<l response she enjoyed fro m
the audience.
'1'11\e kind vfflere they say.
'\'eah .. .' " W said .
She added, however. she is
careful about her act.
"I OO~"T 00 anything
that's provoklnA. ·• she sa id.
''I see some dancers doing
things \vith an audience that
arc extremely mal ic ious."
A sign outside the lecture
hall posed the qu es t i on .
"Would ·you want . y o u r
daughter lo be a stripper?''
canceled. •
Nancy Tu c kerm a n , a
spokes\\·oman for Ca roline's
mother, l\1rs. J ac qu e l i n e
Onassis, said, "it was blown
out of all propor::tioo. ·A lot
of attention was drawn to the
occasion. It wasn't what
Caroline planned or wanted."
~1oaa Frost, said: "David is James Lauderdale heard the
very upset and disappointed inmates screaming several
that his seaet is out. He blocks_awa y, then . saw toilet
tried to keep it all quiet and paper sw amin" from the ttth
didn 't want any fuss." floor or.the Dallas County Jail. _)
Frost, 34, has been dating "I called the dispatcher to
the dark-haired l\.tiss Graham see if vie "·ere handling' a
since h i s much-publicized riot in the jail,'' he said
roman ce with Am er i c a n ?o.londay.
Caroline, a bu dd i ng
photographer, was to exhibit
a selection of photos from
thousands she's taken the past
singer Diahann Carroll ended
several months ago. • Gov. Robert B. Docld.1g, 48, ·
announced h I s retirement
from public office during a
banquet. speaking before more
<than 1,700 Kansas Democrats ( J who hoped he would challenge
PEOPLE incull\bent Sen. Robert Dole
(R-Kan.) for the Senate in .._ _______ ..,~ November.
three years _ of friends and Docking. wtio has been
family, wild animals. Greeks ·governor eight years, said he
"-'Orking on the Island of would not be a candidate for
Skorpios and other scenes. any office this year.
TJI EN llE SAW 27-year-old
Katherin Jane . Allen on the
sidewalk oatside, golng Into
a strip.
"I v.·eait around the block
-I could hardly believe it,"
he said.
Ka t h crin , intermittentl y
wearing a \\"bite cocktail
dress, v.-as writhing, twisting
and turning in front of the
jai l Sunday night, calling out.
"Elmore. Elniore!"
The irunatcs high above
loved it.
* "I always . boped that the
Personal items and a farm trappings of power would SllE SUPPED her dres,,
beionging to country music never tum my head to tlle above her wa ist, then peeled
comedian IJavtd "strlagbean" extent that I would not koow do\\11 the corners of her strat>-
Akemaa have been sold at when it was thne to go home," , less go\\11 in the best burlesqu e
publi c auct.ioo in Nashville for Docking said. tradition.
$131,000. *. "She \\'as really drawing a
Proceeds from the sale will Prophetess Jeanne Dlxo1 croy.·d" Lauderdale said. "She
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be distributed to the heirs. predicts that k i d n a p e d appeared dressed for the
The Akemans bad no children. newspaper heiress Patricia occasion."
_ -Akenl~-and__Jtls w LLe , Hearst will be released before The sergeant said the more
Estelle, were shot to death too end Oflhemonth-. ----.-t h e ~h-apetybTu ner te
. ~f1er ... ~~~burgl8f!_ ~.t. -The-daughter'""~-California .stripped,nylthe more papeh r their modest fann home in newsp;aper fiOb1..l:.uC.. Rando!pb came . ng from t e
Davidson County NoV. 10. Hearst was kidnaped Feb. 4 jailhouse. * . by the Symblonese Liberation Her act migh t have been •
Prince <llarles of EOilancl Army. aimed al Elmore, her
Scored a goal but his team * boyfriend v.rho was in jail. but
was defeated 8 to 5 in a 'f\\.·o men ~·ere charged with the rest of the prisoners
Polo match at Mokuleia Field, stealing about $35,000 i n shared in the action.
about 30 miles from Honolulu. perfwnes and cosmetics from
The prince easily was the a New York warehouse owned
main attraction ~ 4 , O O o by actress Zia Zsa Gabor •
persons turned out to watch Police said Edwards Ochs,
the matl'h, about three times manager of Cos-~fedico Inc.,
the usual polo crowd. ~ diScov ered the robbery in
Prince Ch a r I es and progress when he went to the
crewmates from the HMS firm's warehouse at the Bronx
Jupiter are vi.siting while tneii. Tenninal Market complex.
ship is being repaired at Pearl *
Harboc. King Htmela..of Jordan will
"BUT SHE definJtely was
t..yi.ng to get the attention
of her friend," Lauderdale
sa;d.
The sergeant said h e
decided it v.oold be safer not
to arrest Katherin in front
of the delirious inmates.
* meet with President Nixon Television star David Frost next ~ay at the White Titli h th• Day • .,.,, c•nce te 11 .. , L09111e -1Mt111e •. will marry American cover l touse. offidals announced. _ N-y &..,cm.,.
gi rl model Karen Gnibam In Hussein' visit to Washington
New York in two weeks, his originally was set for Feb. ~~i:z ':.1~~=:..~=:111<;::'·
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JNCREDlBLE? OF course.
But mystified Investigators
placed the ..,,.r1 In a special
calejlory because they found
no \Osical way to debunk it.
AuUionUes said whatewr
happened undoubtedly was a
'91JU1-.searlng experience for
Hlckson. a 45 -year-old
shipyard foreman and his
young visitor, the son of a
family friend.
It took place Oct.. 11 near
the lJeilnoing of a gre't nap
over unidentified f I)' 1 n c
objects -UFO -along the
Gulf Coast.
FOR A COUPLE of weeks,
hot reports of UFO slghtings
had people out staring at the
night sky. From New Orleans,
La. to Mobile; Ala., the light
of any passing airliner was
liable to cause traffic
accidents.
'Iben, as inexplicably as it
1JePii; the UFO Duffy wa5
gone -but not forgotten by
Hlcbon or Parker,.
"I've done everything I can
to prove l'm telling the truth,"
Hictsoo said In an interview.
HE IS A SLIGHTLY sjooped
mao of middle height with
a monkish fringe of hair, a
slow and serene Mlssl.sstppl
drawl. He has four children
'tlnd l(ltely has been wu-klna
l'A'"O jobs, which ~ him
from a a.m. unWI 9:30 p,m,
"Aa 1ong as l?m working,
I don't have ony problems;
but when I don't h·a v e
anything to do, I sit and
think," he said. "I don't
reckon I'll ever. get' over
trying to fil!ur< out wheft
. they came from -and why
they picked me."
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PUBLIC NOTICE
.. Ffud Volir Joh . ' , .
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\\bat's the most borill& ~In the .,.rldl •. Tbat'1 what
testarcben at llamud'o 11"'1itute for Pt11!7., ~tudlea
-ted "' "'-· 'lbflr ll!terttdte 111~•0.. ~ Ill
J lilt of ·~..JlYO ~ q,tbe -bOrlal<ll<illl~~
""""IY lino -· 2. Elivotor operator. S. l'ool<tjjii( 4.
·Baola guard. 5. Houlow!fe. 'Also tiJled by lhli ouU!t. .,
llllDlll the most boring ol 'O«tJpatlons ... lltose of tey
puncher, "'PY --tor and bl&bWay toU collector. '
Q. "What's Allee C.00per'1 real
name?"
A. Vlnctnl Damon, he says. Sa)'I.
abo, both his !albeT 'IOd grandfather are mlnlsten. I 1
llA!IYFACE
T1,e JOOd guy Is called "the baby-
• f!IC<!" In the !in&• of the prof....._! •T<Sllm. • '
Stride of the average woman today ll ·four indles
aborter than her bultud't stride. About :25 years ago, ii
was aeYen inches shorter. How do )'OU aocoont for this
change?
How much do you have in your savtng.s account, sir?
Doa't answer, it's nobody's business. J.lerely mean to men·
tioo that two out of_ three families hereabouts have savings
locounts now. And the balance in hall of them exceeds
$1,300.
Filly cents is the toll to motor across San Francisco's
Golden Gate Bridge. Now and tbeo a driver, ~·ho can't
come up with the money, will leave &0me personal item as
collateral 'Jb,at's wmltted. At last. report, empty-pocketed
soull bad left among numerous other things live men's
wedding bands. •
PISCES
Dmah Shore, Pal "1xm and Elizabeth Taylor are
Pi.sees 1be stMg11ers say Pisces people art dreamers.
That leads them toward success. The hard (acts don't tend
to discourage-them. ~use they rarely recognize said
hard !acts when confronted ~·Ith same~ They prerer their
own imaginative notions.
Rare ly does a ''·'Oman's snoring rattle the window
panes the way a 01an's sooring does sometimes. But the
medical men who make a study of such niglitUme noise
say the snQ_rlng of a l'.'Oman tends · ti> be pitched higher
than the snoring of a man, so therefore carries farther.
Those two automotive accessories Which have jumped
the most ln popularity durtng the last six months, •as' S·ou
might expect, are siphon boles and gas tank locks.
Only mammal that can't jump is said to be the ele-
plumt.
Address mai£-to L. !if. Boyd, P.O. Box 1875, New-
PICTITIOOS IUllNlll
NAME ITATIMt:NT !~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1' ... f'lllklwi"I ..,_ 11 oolrtO bu.;neu ••: . ODIE'S, MA 9Altl.Ell'S FAMILY
llf.STAUllANT, !12 E. 11th St., Cot!•
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port Beac/l 92660.
Alb9rt I. ~ Jr., J4lf H11bOI
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Week.ender
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You. an employe. will nnrl courts are. right ard It
It easier to claim a li<:k.,,ay wroog.
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e~roptlon oo your 191' 'fax llt19w ls how ex~.ptlon of
return. In pre,•iOuJ )'ca'rs. it' akt. pay works:
)'OU . cla.lml;d A-&ick. pay ' 0
\ exempllOO .. )OUciJ.ber 11)bad IF YOU fl l!:CEI Y1!:
lo ati.ach a 1-~orm UIO ·or more than 75 al your regular
~ .f'*MtDJtnt .. sbo\\·ing how "'"'Wet"fl)• ·~ate ot'j>ay a·s sick
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riuttd t h e a;y eiefuptioq tmlt:S& your
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your s 1 c k yoor absience e1oeeds 30 dayt;
pay e1emp-
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ti011 or 121 ~ sk:k. pay yoo receive f«
\ "o u coukl ,each Wetk beyOhi 30 dayl • :· • " Is e:rwi~ from income tax
Food service executives and 8 11 PP 0 r 1 up to. the amo1.11l you actually school official_ s ~·ill ....,,,..I at your claim · , ,.,.~ ........ P011T1• • b ,. 3.llach-recel\'t 1or \lJC week, « $100,
lhe Sier.aton. Anaheim ~lotor ing_ 1 · siatemenC fuTI,iJt.hed by diche\'tr Ls lfSS. Th I s Hotel March 18 for the.eighth-e1--..... a.,..)l-,.,.._ ... _
~rvices
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I UI Ml l.'6 J,M (.DI""" I.It l,r. Wf H '·" 1.ll "'""' H I,,_. I It • separate1r·on i•our Form w-2 ,. es • 1 n u r y o r sponsored by Orange Coast M-.1.taJi• .. Uoa College. · and he abi> kept...nalo sick-·-v• -·
The seminar is co-sponsored pay reoonh. • If }'OU receive 75 percent
b:v the Orange Empire Branch 'lbe-Ttea,.,ury-has now e35ed or less of your recular Wffkly
of the Food S e r v i c e up ofi tht rociQirtmert, If f"UI" ra.te of pay u $ck pay• tfli!
Executives Association . It employer shoWs'your sick P3Y pay Is eltmpt fT'om inctlme
begins at 9 a.m. ••d runs 5--te,..,, -'T:" "' ! II tat beginning wkh ~ first .... ·~..--.., ..... rorm "-· day of yot.O" •bsenct if \'OU through 9:1S p.m. your· tmployer ·ctoes this and ~;1a1· ed ~' • Din!1t"r s'peaker is t h c It he keeps ·lbe rtquired are ........ .,. IZ n• ai least
Hon or ab I e Jamn E. records .. you doo't have to pne. day during your absft\ce.
Cunningham, Superior "-·rt attacll any , u P t · If you are. not bospkali.ted """"' p 0 r 1n 1 for at least one day dunn' • Judge from Ontarlo. lie Is statement In claiming ttie • al!iO ~a mcniber ol Chefs de sicki)ly es:emptkn 00 )"OUT your absence, the e1emptioo
OJ.isine of Los Angeles. 1973 rec.urn. Your empkl)-er's does not apply to yo(.. sioek
Registr3tioo fee, w h i ch separate showing Df the Ack pay f.or the first sewn days
iDCludes all meals and F w 2 1..-of yoor ab9enet. It~ apply P!iY on onn -!:lo no~· to i--,,·~ pay -'ved f-materials. is $20. Olecks made coosldered ' equal to a ""' '-"' 1 ~ "'
payable to FSEA ..,Rtstaurant su~~tfllenl. "' • 1he ~ightb day aD1 crt.
Seminar should be sent 1o • ' ~ "\ \f\ "" · ": .f t t · .
J\lanagementSeminar.Orange· y"(j' ·J\l iG~T fike #l...'DfE .EXEMPT amouot
FSEA Res_taurant i\~nage-. Slep.i-lJlroogti )"Olli" supctjor during the first 30 days of
ment Seminar. Orange ~I .. or '4•nioit'or '1i15t 00 ~,Olir absence is lbfill·imeunl oi sick
College, 2701 Fain 1iew .Road'. &vd>-fu.m~$Alte that your !'3~~f ;;;1~.~\\"h~~f~:
C<lsta ~tesa, Ca. 92626. anployer keeps the required less. After the first 30 days
~ . • ~ r~ aad. ~ shows ibe of. abseQce, .. the ~ em p,
Mesa, . F" . .· ' ,. ~ck ply ocparalely O!\ Ponti ,amoont ~ 11\e arn<lll!ll,Of sick lmI > W-'l,,J~~ emglO)'ers wlldld pay )"OU adually teaoh~. or
: " .· 80 ~ Wb rn~king it elsier *
G• B"d for their employes to report ' .. ~oo, whichever L!l less. Iven I exempt sic,k pay on thelr tu . '. ·rot-< ( • • .. '
! cdntraot for $7$,580 \bas: '\., U' .. ~ afe\~ble to ~·ctk
been given to F1exible Metal because or UlncsS «disability,
Hose l\fanu facturing Co. . you may be e1erppl on up
~~ l\fe?8: . by Northrnp':s to $100 . w . week of any
A1rcTa!t D1vis1on. -payments you continue to •
.AMC R~cnll
Of Defective
Jeeps Told The ccntract is for ~ucting rt'Ceive from }·0tr employer.
for the new F·SE Tiger II Say you still continue to
i n t e r n a t i o n a 1 Fighter. ~i,·e ttM5c pa,·rocnts after
f!OO\ld..ion ?f . the versatile you reech vo!Untary early
fighter 1~ building up to more retirement age or mandak>ry DE~OJT ( U r I )
than 20 F -5Es a month. relireinent age undtr your American Motors Corp. has
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Santa Fe TeUs
begun a recall campaign to
employer 's r etirtment plan .. rorTect deftcts involving the
Are I.ht paymf>nls stfll t:lectrica~ wiitng: and p:>l''C'r r------------------.. e-xempf· as sick · paY at c1o brake unlh; •on 16,2'8· of its Q Tl C Earning8 Rise lh<l(tl><n change""" tax!ble 1r14-riiodet Jeey '"bicr... ver 1e ounter
, .. rcli["'!""' par' It is clear The de(ect in Uic Pl"' NSDA Li slings for Monday, March 4 1974
Santa fe Jntemational torP. ·that pa)'mtnts continued after brake bcidte~ ls ..--sfrtUlar to " ' ~or -oi:ange :reported · eatf1lngs· 1 yo~ ~teach in ~ n d .a t or r one 158.l · caused General w. ~· 1t.m "'-101 111~ 11 j""''•• 1t1. 11.~ 1t111:l• ,.,, 11• , n
for 1973 of SI0,87t .691, or $1.28 tct1~.ment nge .... _·1!1 be treated :\lotors t" ...... ·eeks '"•'o to •-g'•n ""°"'1" '' lbl'll• Oo•<~ GI i~ si. ""'l't'' F• "~' :io1, Ru1.1 "" u u
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PUBLIC NOTICE
STELLA'S, l!fJ Ntwp0f1 l lwd., C<i1I• • """' 'f'• • · ";\ nd. · ' · _ _Jjfl'.lt,I TPlll ~"°"f' E! I'•"'· 11'~ 11-i.;. Moaul (p lOl~ 11 ~• S.. Mtltll t'1> 1,, M-. c.111. nu1 a share, fully diluted. a taxpayers on ~-bet.her An A.'fC !J""t·csman said 11 ... 111n1o11 1i<1U111 t:1 tt'Uett ~ 11<:. J11110i.• 111 -,..,., ..,. s-i.~n~ "'• ,., .. Sctlw•rtJ, !II E. t•1~ Sir .. !, . k )A"' "'1•11 """lup, -•I £fttrl f C' I~ I ~ •-A•• •-_,, "" -U >> Cost• MM•. c 1111. nu1 your exempt sic pay changi's there have boon no accidents "°.., or cammii. E11u11, 0t ;:;;;-.,, ; ·;~~ ... t,::• • • 1!:: 1~~:"1ne1' 11 c.onducttd ..., •n intb taxable Teti rem en l or Injuries re?>rtcd as a result ~':~w:" ~.,:1 t~" ''L •::;; :;~~ ::;•
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PUBLIC NOTICE
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MOTICI TO CllOITOIS
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NOTICE IS HElll£9V Gl'JEN to Ille
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d8intlng that ~ttm"'' sick pa·,• "'"' t•pr •0 'l" '"-"d •< 11 n ... NO<<htt "~ ""' T.w.;... '"' ,,, ti> ""' Fln<I 11·0 I " '"' Fe![ 51\ 11~ Mont tK: 1•'Wo »"• ft""'<tt ll''I ll 1 becomes ·taxable relirem t "'"' r ittt1o 11'• Jl Fwott " • '" Nwi NIG t ,,., r'"' "'
' Let'• lace il >,II 11villp" IOinl pay
pretty~ theame imerest. Which
makes it a aooc1J4ca· to c:bcck out
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Flee dleddnc accoant. Free
penooa1 cbcckinc acccunt at a major
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blllnce of $2500.
Flee Ille depollt box. A mini·
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All·elee:trie Bo111eowner No Long_er S1nug
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' LOS ANGEIES (Al') -"The AU·
Elecftlc home: Clean .•• P.fodern .•• A
:1o1d oo lb\! Future."
'!'bat was lhe type or advertwng that
promoted Cold Medallion ho m e s •
apartments and office buildings as they
sprang up a~ the naUon in the
19608. Electric companies li\'ete active
in the campaign, even to the Point ot ofrering rmanclal Incentives to
tiullders who chose electricity over gas.
people who ....,,,, thooe home• ond
rented thole 11.partmentlll and olfices are
quesUooioa the.Ir dectsk>n. ThC energy
crtsb Is making them envious or
neighbors with cheJper nutural gP:.
They maintain 11111 JriceS will drop ' . ' pere<nl.1 . . and atablllu as .... u the company
At the same time. teYff&l • atuQ.i~ a:n ~ aWiy from~ oU and 1as. ahow that the gas ·and on burned to ..... .
create and transmit electricity could Says Sam M~ms. supervisor., of
be bf:tt.er used by sending them directly analysis and plann1nc for Edl.900 : AJ
g• nites 'A'ent. up an a\'w3ge or 7.S al-pa or ·a mmbinaUon of the l¥1 ...
'Ibey did • thit by offerlnJ
relmbunemenl3 for lnstallatloo and
odvertlslnG ...i., seneraUy · rinclhc '
between $100 and llllO per home.
'Mle Jlf'OSJ:'llm came at a t.ime -.'hen
the tlrictrlc ~~ wtre competing
vigorously li\·lt.b gas companies for new
cu&tomera.
the cmN.ll process of .~ ltton,
traosm1Ai"'1 and ....i uoe In almost
every ta.e requires more energy than
if gas were burned directly in the
bowfebold to achieve the some end use." Gas r.tte! are climbing bot electric
rates are cllntbing even higher , spurred
by the Arab oil embargo and rcpraled
tl('Jays In constructing nC'w uclear power
plnnts.
to the ho~. -you look at the big pk:tw'e, there are
lots of other CflerCY .sourees for
EXECUTrVES AT Soulhern California -producing e_lecttlclty, such as coal,
Edison-here con<.'ede the all.electric nuclear power and tre SWl; There ls
hOmwwoer is paying more than he would only one 80Urct tor producmg ga& at
About the same cart be iald d t1>e1
oil, aocording to Deane N. l\torr!J, the
Rand mearche:r who supervlsed the
energy reports.
TODAY, HOWEVER, MANY or the
ln Southern Callromia, for example ,
resideiltial electric rnl.es soared an
average or 45.2 perc:enl last ycil r while
for ias, but-refused to say thei r' pr~scnt.
aggressive sales campaign backfired. dra~ : ~~ ~~ur~!i'. ~a:: ~r!
M0$1. of the electric rompanles needed
cuatomtrt with electric-heating to bring •
the winter electrtclty demands up to
the level of summer demands. which
increased significantly wtth t b e
popularity of air conditkflina.
A MEMBER of the Nt"I\' York Public
ServiCe ... Commission . William K.. Jooes.
has sakl electric heat IRS as • much
as 144 percent more energy th~ other
be3.ting methods.
Cites Crises
UA \V President Leon·
ard \\1oodcock has
urged Congress to sup-
ply the leadership that
he says, President Nix·
on is unable or unwill·
ing to supply. Wood-
cock said unemploy-
ment and the energy
crisis are the two most
pressing probems.
l 1isura11ce
Hikes OK'd
tiy !'a1iel
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TV Safety
Proposal
Gets Push
\\'ASHl~GTO:"<I !UPI )
The feder al consumer agency
ls proposing mandatory safety
standards that would protect
consumers from television
sets that art> fire hazards.
The Consumer P r o d u c t
Sl.lfety Commission sai d
?.1onday 16 persons died last
year from fire and electrical
shock caused by TV sets. and
that hearings on the new rules
in April would also deal with
lhe oompetence of repainncn.
IT SAID TI-IE rules would
CO\'er chassis design, mate-
rials used in making com~
ents and what improvements
cou1d be made to keep sets
from overheating.
The only government safety
rules that cover t.elev iMon sets
Involve radiation levels.
The agency said a study
by area offices la-.t Septem-
ber turned up 916 firt:>s \'o'here
tdevision sets ~·ere believfd
.to have been the cause, 1,1.•lth
one death and several injuries.
Bl.IT JT· SAID a 'separate
compliation. covering all of
1973 and in\·olving 35 incidents
. reported by consumen or
nev.·s media, showed 14 deaths
from te4evision-related fires
and two ·from television
electrocution.'!. Of those cases,
WASHINGTON (UP[) ii said, there W<re 20 ac<uat
The Cost of Living Council television set fires, five where
has given the auto insurance the set orily smoked and one
industry permission to raise where. there . was both
rates but ordered it to _explOSJoo and ~U'C.
consider that motorists are ~
apparently driving I e s s
~ause ot the fuel shortage.
Deputy Director James. W.
Mcl.anc said J\.tonday . th.at
highway deaths fell 12 percent
In January, an ind.icalton'that
motorists are driving slov.·er
·\!o·ill come a time when v.·e consider
any heating use of natural gas a.s a
v.'nste QJl our resources."
GAS COMPANIES dispute that opioloo,
but e\'en if 11 is accurate It won't
happen ror a long time, .and.Jba.i~'I
placale !he unhappy electricity usen.
The Oli\'flCf or a four.bedroom all·
electric home in Alontville. N. J., pays
as much as $189 a month for elcctricily.
A Los Angeles family wbich rents a
ty,·o-IX'droom , all~lectric apartment in
the suburban San Fernando Valley gOl
hit recentl y Yiilh a two--mor'lth bill of
nearly $60.
Despite all lhis, and without active
support from the electric utilities any
more, electrically heated homes are
being built rapidly. In fact, !he Electric
Energy AssocJation, a promotion group
for electric companies, says that this
year, for the first time. more than
ball the nc\Y homc.-s built in the United
Slates li\'ill have electric heating.
' 11IE ASSOC:IA TION SAYS m o s t
electrically heated homes are all.:
electric; that ts, they also use elcctridty
for cooking and waler heating. And
for air conditioning, if they have it.
'
GOLD MEDAWON homes
apartments were advert~ as
( NEWS .dNALYSIS
and
being
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dean, modern and guaranteed ol a future
energy supply.
At the lime, electric company officials
say, it didn't maUer that electrical
generating plants burned twice as much
natural gas and fuel oil as \\'Ollld be
used by the average residential CUJtomer
burning them at home. There was plenty
for everyone, they thought.
But as the utiJltiee moved into the
1970!, they S!W they would be facing
shortages of gas and oil at just the
time conservationists were blocking
plalYI for building nuclear generating
plants.
"WllEN WE COULONT get ne~'
generating pennits, li\'e figured. it
li\wldn't be prudent lo encourage or
promote lhe use or our product," said
Edison's Pl.lcAdams.
Electric company executives say the
all-electric ho.mes, ~part.rnents and
offices oootinue to be con.mucted
becalt9e builders can't get gas or oil
book ups.
The electric companies don't lhlnk the
energy dispaMty ii that great , however.
1bey point out that although it ldkCJ
more energy to gfl. electricity t.o the
home, Jess is needed once it gets there
because e~rically heated homes are
better Jmulated .
Other factors also must be consklered ,
they say, such as the amount of fuel
used by oil tankers and the trucks
which bring oil to the home.
A STUDY CO~t~llSSIONED by the
Loog Island Lighting C.o. concludes that -.nen these factors are oonsidered ,
electric heat uses less energy than oil
beat does.
However , Ed Myers Jr., a v\ce
president ol Southern California Edison,
concedes. "'nlere is or ~e no question
that if the gas industry had adopted
the same heavy insulation requirement6
that the electric industry adopted in
1958, the over-all energy use requirement
wouk! be a lot less for gas, too.''
Morris, the Rand researcher, says it
isn't fair to -compare energy use in
an insulated residence with one that
isn't.
"OF COURSE, YOU'LL waste more
than you should'' he argues. ''The trend
to be followed is to bring gas homes
up to electricity's insulation standards."
One Vse fo1• It
The association says there were 4.79
million electrically heated homes and
apartments in 1970, or 7.5 percent of
the electric companies' total r~denUal
customers. This grey.· to 5.5 rni!lion or
8.4 perecnt in 1971 : 6.28 millton or 9.t
percent in 1972 : and approximaitely 7.%7
million or 10.7 percelil in 1973. 'J'h$... Gold Medallion program \\"as
launche<t in 1958 by the . National
Elcc':'i.rical ?.fanufacturers Association,
\rhich established a set of t'OOStruction .
guidelines for builders. The primary one
li\'as that the building had to be insulaled
far better than \\11lat \\ooold be 'done
normally.
However. some energy o::nservationists
are questioning .the wisdom of giving
the eleot.Tielty producers priority for gas
and oll ov_er the \ndivK!ual consumer.
As the energy crisis continues, that
trend will likely become increasingly
evident. Last month, California enacted
a law requiring homes bullt after July
t 10 be insulated ._well enough to reduce
heating costs by 10 percent compared
.,.,·ith the minimum FHA standards in
effect.
Leann Shier. G. stands on tiptoe lo s.ee if her grand·
parents have any letters in their gasoline pumr, .
~I r. and l\Irs. C'arl Shier of Amlin. Ohio. say poop e
lry to rg:et gas out of pump that Shier brought home
from his oil con1pany, even though ir doesn't work
anymore.
AN ENERGY REPORT prepared for
the California Assembly in September'
1972 by lhe Rand Co>p., the prestigious,
independent research finn, said:
"Electiicity is more efficient !pan gas
at the poinl of end use, but the process
of generating electricity by burning gas
under a boiler at a steam.Clectric
generating plant is so inefficient tllat
State Sen. Alfred Alquisl (D·San Josel
has introduced bllls that would give
tax deductiom for insulation and would
require ceiling insulation ol already
existing homes when they .are resold. Terminology for G<1.s
Ratio11ing Outlined
INDIVIDUAL ELECTRIC ulilities then
"·ere fr(!(! to enrourage builders in their
area to opl for all-electric units ovet
Complete Mid.day American Stock List
By DICK \\.EST
\\'ASHINGTON (U PI 1
C.onfused by r o·n r Ii c 1 in g
statements about the fuel
shortage and econQm ic slun1p?
If so. it may bt' because
you dpn'I under.stand the
terrninQlogy. 'Perhaps the
gel-: 1rhen he complains about!•----------------------------------------------• I I • II · Vo< ~' I V1>1 Net I ·-o Net ...... , Net vo1. N~I vo1 Nel us Sta es a oca11on. last 0>9. 1-.n1 Cl;. "' Last a.;. •v · u st "'9. L.Jist °"· u st °"' -• •-· I Gt•lieton 1n > l -'-J F .. S.i. ..,. • IS'lo, 1 K.n•ill .JJ 1 "" ••. P.KSvLn .2& 1) U\o-.. SounaC{l .•O ll •:•• "t .... RC 1110 l •' . C•\l~..,,ln • 11 • ""FstVMl .•?a 10 11'··"' IY'l(hum ·~ , •• , Pall Corp s 1s•1· '" KEdpll)D lf 16\• •. Ll1\llT -TllE maximum I.All t.o· 1S J J.:' .. ; C.V•tron C11 • 101.-\, "'""'-'~ 1• 21 IO<l. ~. 1(--.41 ' It ,,,,,, •. ~ P.i...,, •• lid 1 ,, •• l o SCEGpl 1.tS s 11 •.
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f-----..illl"-'~__fi]gucntl).'. because
of the shortage ..
Alka-seltzer
Ups.et Told
By ' Nader
ASHINGTON\UP'nn--
Alka-Seltzer, under at lac k
since last year by Ralph
Nader researchers who said
t1s aspirin oonlenl threatened
ulcer 'Victims, li\1.\1 soOn be
on the market in l\l.'O formulas
-with and without aspirin.
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. •1111 W•!Cln 1 1'•·· •, '-.1 "''o '"'" 11 ,.., • .,.. l'rl.cn10 .lll<;i l 10••, :i. Ltke Shi' Mn 111 •'\-'• Pelle< Corp l JI; . . . !tl•tltfm 111' n U •'•+ 1;·1 use Jess fuel and then raises •1<o1" .~10 1 si .. -'• cg'"'f'' L1 1 f,, -. . . ''""'i.' ... 1. 10 s.,. . . L• M•Y• .!to • ..... . . . PMenl• s11 • 1 • "' s.-1-1 1" 1 '"" • \\
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'MlE C.OUNCIL. in a two-
page statement, also said a
factor in Its decision to end
the moratorium on higher
rates. begun Jan. 17, was
evidence indicating a u t o
insurance rates are actually
lowered when inflation i5
considered.
The National A!.SOcialion of
Insurance Cornmis,,ioners, in
a task force report to the
council, said auto Insurance
costs to policyholders have
remained rela.J.lvely stable.
Insurance rates have
increased, the tasit force said,
because of "external oosts
such as tho&e of medical and
surgial treatment and
automobile repairs."
Bank Dips
Saving Rate
SAN FRAt>.'CISCO -The
Bank of C&li!omia announced
it is lowering its interest rates
paid on regular savi n gs
accoonts from :; percent to
411 percent. effective April I.
The bank will oontinue to
pay the maximum r a t c
alJowablc by law on all other
~mer instruments.
including the highest rate of
61,i pcreent being paid on 2V:r
year time deposit passbook
savings accounts.
L.A. ·LINES
$31 'MONTH
TILIPHONI COMPANY
0, CALIF.
t1t•11M JMI h4 Hiii, C.1'9 MtM
Miles Laboratories, Inc. said
the change \\'as designed in
part to amwer criticism from
Nader's Health Research
Group, which earlier told the
Food and Drug Administration
the rresentwi t h·a sp irin
formula should be baMcd.
BUT DR. SIDNEY Wolf,
director of the research group,
told UPI the lli\"O-formula
approach, while a "major
victory" for oonsumers, is still
inadequate. He saK! the FDA
should still take Alk.a-5eltzer
l'ilh ·aspirin off the market,
and subject the non-aspirin
variety to scrutiny to make
sure" it docs what it claims
to.
"They're admitting that
there is something seriously
"TOOi wilh the o th e-r
product," Wolfe said. "If
they're going half way, they
might as well go all the way. •1
Plaza Gets
NeuJ Shop
The Beverl y llllls-bascd
London Shop will open a
shopping ce.nler store in mid·
1974 in 'South Coast Plaza.
decorated in 17th century
British style.
Designed by lh.i Angeles
architects Burke N i c o I a i s
Archuleta, all woodwork ~·ill
be ban<k'arved and panels
painted by a gold I ~ 11 (
specialist. Modern lighting will
be blended inlo traditional
woodwork to ma4Jtoln the
1rans-Atlanlic etrect..
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impartial distrihulion sys tem
under li\'hich some other area
gets more gas.
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license plate on an even.
numbered day.
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as· vie1,1.·ed· by someone who :;!;:/;~: ~)1 , f.:: :'.: 1 ~ ... ~?~:iC ~ n"'· .:6: g::r.:o-~ s.e! ';~-.~ ~~ ' "· ... =:r.~~;,~ ~ ~~. ·;~ ri,.::,~~~A ,.l 'lil: .. ·\~ doesn 't have to wait in line AM••ieB ll l ''• ... g:1 M -'°II • 1~ ..... ,. G111111r\.10 1 "\lo-Ito L.OtwsThwt 1l1 t~.·~· Pr•lri.oi1 R Joi t .-11... !>yKaC.. lO , 1~ .. 14 for •as. AIT>M!1J'ICI 1 "'•-.. , ,,_, .. 1. \~ Globtl...,,40 •l s +\• LiGtfl.~¥.,1 1 11, .•• Pf111L .... 1 , IN~,, Sy>ltmEno s 2. "-e Alll MDl 0 lnn .. •••• >t Comm~yc j 1''•• 1, Globt!>t<ur 16 Slto• Vo LTV Cp wh ll J.l..-'t F'rtl Corl! l l' .. + 1" -T t-O
APtlro l.11l 6 JSlo ... 1 ~=." ,•, ,,',, ·:;.: e•llr E l lilt,. Vo LYl\dl Corp 1 2'l ... f!!!'o"'a"u·M 11 \~. •t ''" Tti.flt~ i• 1 I~+''•
Downturn -An economic
slump thal is too mild to
cause a depression "but severe
enough lQ divert nttention
from "1atergate.
Emergency -An even-nu1n·
bered license plate on an odd·
numbered day.
Feet -A new mode of
transporlation still in the ex·
perimental stage. ·
GASOLINE WHEN
available. a fuel burned up
by motorists. When it is
unavailable, motorists are
burned up.
Hairsplitt1ng -The dif·
ference between a downturn
and a rectiSslon.
Inflation -An economic
phenomenon that produces ri s-
ing wages and declining in-
come.
Jerk -The service station
a~lendant who hands out the
"last car" sign just as you
are pulling into \he line.
Kissoff -\\'ha t a governor
QUEUE -A GAS line form·
ed by motorists "-ho slill
haven't gotten the "'Ord thal
the energy crisis has passed.
Recession -An economic
slump that is severe enough
to cause a Republican coo·
gressman up for re-election
to vote for impeaclnnenl .
Topping off -The practice
of ~·ailing in 'line.: to fill a
tank that will hold less gas
lh<Ul it lakes to wait in line
to get.
Utopia -Any place with
an oil surplus.
Vertebrae -The part that
doesn't e\'en bend when Presi·
dent Nixon is "break1ng !he
back of the energy crisis." ' '
WEEK END -\VITH gas
st ations closed. the longest
n'lOlllh ol the year.·
XYZ Stands for
"Xenophonic, Yoli\·ling Zorn·
bie." \Vhich is the way you
feel after two hours in a gas
line.
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Gas •Belief~
Speciol .Puui for . Stc~te,
" SACRAMENTO tUPI) -A ~!-million· gallon
special allolJnent of gasoline wil be distribufed to
retail oullets throughout California "as soon as pos·
slble,'' according to Lt. Gov. Ed Reinecke.
~l nec~e. chairman of the Energy Planning
Council which recommended the action tifonday
said the g., released to lhe state b)l the Federil
Energy Office in. late February -was. in ~ddilion
to ··gasoline alrca4y authorized for distribution
within California~
11 .. id the special allollnent woul<I resull in a :
5 percent statewide ingease in Lbe ~mount 0£ aas·
ohn .. available at C.llforn!a retail outlet~ for Mareb'
"During the next week1 '' he said, "those areas
snflertng undue hardship$ will be Identified and a
largo acfclit.ional portion oJ the remainln~ reserve-'
will Ile directed to relieve these problem&!' '
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Blind arid ·Deaf Live in·-a ··'Shadow W ofld' at Fairview .
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of tM _.,., l'lltt "'"
(Te1~U~ i1l a Series) ·
patd!OO behind dark gl.....,,
feeling with 11 whke eane.
The point was to experience
and explain the kellng of
being blind.
~IV SHOES .h a ~
Once upon a time. a
newspaper rePorter w a s
as.signed to walk the streets
ol a blg, busy city at
Cluistmastime with e y e s automatically crossed the oil-
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' \. . "JlOll«I povemem at Sixlb and., primlu'\>e '°""" ca111.,i by 1hw yoo why the l r
Pine ~ thoaelnd Umes, but no li&'ht and no bearing to ectu'.ca.Uonal netd.s r e q u I r e
I nevtr had to fed my way ·become ooe ol the world's -mofe tJme ~ patience so or try co watdl my Je<t. gNIK ladles. • ·~
The autrolat<d traffic signal R....-ds &lww amoog 1,714 come lllong and m<et · .
beside me ctfck'ed as it flashed cUenlJ al Fairview that 19 5om& are well into thelf'
to aay: WALK, to t.hoee percent are bllOO or very teens and one ill 53, but0lhey
maaes of do'M'ttown llhoppers Jive at tile level of a 6 montb
who could see. u "'as ooe to +yeir-old ehlld:
audible aid I<> me. CAIRVIEW · ·
Onct, a frail arm in_ a• rl-\ -DANNY REACTS to his
frayed clollu:oat Jook mine 15 YEARS body by exploring pam ol.
at the edge of a curb. One Of SEMCf It. He touches his mouth,
could tell_ by the heavy , haqds ·and hair. lie makes ~W:C a':astin:e~ = v~y haMicappOO, while ~r=·~~
all over in h.ls ~. lie
mtioes mo~enl or1 SOllld
as well as strong light. He
""' &land up ht blmlell for three minuJ<J il be can bang
~ ~ai.i i..;-.
"""1 In die Wanl-2'1..pn>gram
flt Fairvitw rente tr om
extremely oJmpl< to extremely
costly .and ain.pltL
ONE IS 111E """lied
phonJc ear, or microphone
Wiah double beadlet acting as
a transistor to f»ltvey what
problems -ls really simple. bandicapped to perceive ll
"We start OUC jtxrt 1ocallzing One other devire U8l!d in
souod, such a& v.-hether it's tht): deaf-bliod program is ID
on tho rillbt oc Jell/' ohe electrmlc bee!><o" whlcli helps
elplail1s. The response coold lhe handlcawed penon in the
be the amplified ring ol. a proceso of deJermlniqi from
bell or kids playing. "ilich diredloo a BOtni is
11>en, all<r he can Jell · coming.
whether tt.'s coming from the Still a third is the Niiiing
right or left, lbe handlcawed cable e<e<"'1 one Salurday
client wilh his b!g e8f1lhonel by iour PaQlic Tei<phone
learns. the 30IDi ol. a pas."llf18 Co!llPlinY linemen out of
car. dooated uprig))ts, ~
ANO THEN -after who and cable wire.
knows bow long in the world,
---•-• II U old iadi llllle percent are ~! oc distinguish emugjl light to ra:;dty ~wns. e! who severely limited in heanng. tum toward ihe sun. .. -----------------------A DEVIC£ IJKE <he gtimJp
of a horse bane'! from it.
carried by a pully that nm
above and the clients can get
in jogging for health with
coof M:lence.
"Let me help you," she A SMAlLER percentage -ERIC Is one of the D10le
offered kindly bul r!lC6tly, it sulfer both bearing and sight advanced. He can touch a
had to be ilorle alone. loss. person or thing and tell if
BY THE TIME I >llipped
the patches from my eyes
three hours and many Nocks
later, I was eoaked ln cold
sweet.
Using n e w technological
devices tmheard-<lf In the days
when the late Miss Keller was
painfully tutored to cope with
her twin handicaps. specialists
are helping 11 Fairview kids.
it is Uvlng or an object. He
eata With a spoon. He can
see enough bc)'Olld Hght I<>
notice rttovement.
Reeord•·•ll...., ••••IJ 1,714 clletols
•t f'•f,..,le1c t .. t 19 pe...,e•t •re bll•d
or vn11 vla11dlllf lt•ndleappeol, tclllle
11l•e percetot are deaf or •e1'flrel11 lln••
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Scoros.of_mld.,U al Costa
~tesa's Fairview St ate
H08J!llal for lhe mentally
retarded and physic ally
handicapped have never seen
their world.
A few exist in a gray,
shadowy world of silence, both
blind aod deal.
TREV MAY BE strangers
in a strange wor1d, l5tUl
unaware -of the differences
between thetr own fmgers and
toe!, but so once was the
late Helen Keller.
She just took longer to Jeam
how to emerge from a
This may seem a small
number ~but-1f'-ia not, given
the e x t re m e concentration
required between teacher or
aide and client involved in
~step.
GOROO gets aJong pretty
w.ell, considering. lie is be-
1inning to make sounds,
~ out and change facial
ex~ions. He loves to try
to talk. ·"He is vocally active
a great part of the day,"
.quips one Ward 'll employe.
"TODAY, WE JIAVE 11 --ClfARLES PAUL, or
kids:· Within the next two Chipper cannot yet manage
mootbs v•e will have 20" says hl1 bod y. He can't alt l!P·
Lillian fl.tJkalonis, ~ at Z3 Jfe 1cocits Jlke an lafant Cir
years old is pr 0 j e c t a little human crab. He grups
coon:linator for tbe Jleaf-Bli@_ som.ethbtg: ~e may stumble·
Project as it is titled. across in lilt travell, then
Phyllis Bolin is the overall hurls it away uncontrollably.
Program Director. -DAN Is the real ·traveling
The 10 boys and one girl man, who gets up with some
in the Deaf-Blind Project will balance and power. He wheels
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hearing aid to amplify It
'"A hearing aid will ooly
.amplify -SP.«dt ~
(lalman voice) but this ays-
lem will amplify all the sound
frequenci es," says coordina-
tor Mikalonls.
She bas been working in
the program since she -wu
20 and now has a BA degree
from Olapman College in
hearing sciences iod ·an 1.tA
degree m audiok>gy from Cal
Stale Los Angeles.
mE PRINCIPLE or the
phonic ear once the client can
hear what is said or amplified
and overcomes m o b i 1 I t y
An $8.57 saving.,, that's the report of one of our Capital Club
members who used he; card to take four friends to dinner
and the moviesr a 103 discount at a member restaurant plus
$1 off pn each movie ticket. It adds up! And there are liter-
ally hundr.eds of o'ther savings ou~ members take advantage
of, including financial services, entertainments, excursio'ns,
and even car rentals and ho~el acc0Qim0Clation1 out Of to\vn~
All you have to do.is save SIOOO or moreat Western Federal.
·You not only earn the highest rate now available on insured
savings, you arc a member of our Capital Club '!nd eligible for
all the myriad benefits the Club provides.Join the Club ...
save money while you Sflve money.
so Isolated in gray, silent fog,
the c11ent is taught hls name.
It is important to be aomeone.
~w~2m1.e... w I! ~ communicaHon basis." uys
the young teacher. "\Ve use
regular oral language and
hand language combined."
For instance, a teacher ~·ill
~ the letter A through
lhe earphones. while tracing
its fonn in the palm of the
handicapped ehikl's hand. 'Ibis-
is one way 'the famow Helen
Keller had to learn, .but she
had oo pllOOic headset to help.
SIGN LANGUAGE is also
used among deaf clients if
<they are not too visually
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effect, as they l&!m their body
mechanics, they p1n
coofdence and 9E!CUl'ity," says
Mrs. Phyll~ Bolin, Deaf-Blinl
Programllin!ctor.
1be team working with the
\V ard 'l1 Eleven -~trs. Bolin,
~1iss MikaJonis, tea c h e r
Howard-Kovarslcy; a Specialist
in bodily ocientatioo ard
mobility: instructor of the
blind Phil Greengus -and
•Che nurses and psychiatric
tedmiciam staffmg three duty
shifts a day, are realistic.
NOBODY IS Ukely to .bet
a big bankroll on any grand
future accornpli!hments for
most of lhem besides being
able to be happier, freer and
more self-sufficienl.
Once, nobody would have
bet on Helen Keller.
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By JO OLSON The two-untt class corers 11 ;1rdrub<> nurnbers 011 Lhe director's scri1lL
-01 HI! n.nr '1191 5t1tt ,planning. sewing, . alt.cratrons and duplicnting th e script and giving th\.'
It's five minutes 'tit· 4 on a ~londay · garmcnl n1aking techniques. a n d cue cards lo the t:ilc11i
afternoon and Mrs. Homemaker ha-s jll<;t features a tour of the liuucric:k P:1ttcrn FOCH A \\"EEK-
prepare. sh~ s..1id.
Thl' ll·:-~on on
in l'hilad(•lph ia
Connie, Ratner
p;11ti:t·ns 11 :1s f1ln1('d
;ind A lloo:1:~. 1';1 . ti~·
~ind olh l'r Lh:innl'l 50 settled down for her sewing lesson before Co. in Pcnsylvania. r 1.,,0 prograins arc produced Thursdll','I'
the family comes home for dinner. BUSY MONDAYS and tii·o 011 Friday. th{'n th e '"·hole crev• 1ncmhers.
She flips the TV on and turns to The count-dov•n to Thursday and sequence starts over for the 22 people \'EAR'S \\"OHK
Otannel 50, then grabs a quick cuµ o( Friday production begins each ~tonday, involved.
coffee before "Connie's dothing Corner'' accord ing to Ratn er. On his schedule Conn il', a Fullerton College home
comes on with a hal f-hour of sewing for this day are conferring \l'ith lhe el'Onoinics teacher. is not new to
taught by Connie Warch. talent, listiag gr~phic n('cdS. n1ccting tt"lcvision instruction.
"It look a year of talking and checking
with the path.•rn company." Connie said.
Th ey .'ipC'lll a v.·t.'Ck o-n lhc trip lourin g
the plant and filrning each of the 39
Little does if.he homemaker realize. v>'ith "raphics staff. rnectin!.! \1ith the 1·· · 11 r-11 /'> _. • 1vc years <lgo I' u erton ....,.. cge gol steps in rnll'ed in making :.i p;ittern.
sitting in her home, hO\V many hours floor 1nanager. preparing th e f..H:ility in\'Ol\'ed in TV which "created un For Connie. on-carncra :i~l\X'aranr\'S
of preparation have gone on for just and 1irogran1 inforrnation sheets. . f d d one half-hour segment of the shO\I'. up 1>0rtun1t~· 01· n1c to use TV in n1ca11 !11·0 <iys un er the !igh!s. two
Harry Ratner, producer-director. Also on i\lond~y. the scripl is rece i,·ed 1nstruetion." Connie sai d. "I got turned da ys of tcdiuin as f'VCI)' dt•tail is eht'eked
attests to ·this as he and Connie talk frorn Connie. rev is('([ if necessary and 011 10 it." and rehearse'(! and fin.'.llly tape(l,
in conference at Golden \Vest College, duplii;atcd. Cue cards an d the si:ript Her first lesson. putting fi\'f• different She must \\'Car clothing o{ jus! lh e
where the show is produced. are discussed by Conn ie and Harry: kind · of · · o::: hou · ri!!ht '""lor ,o,1d .~"" that h•c • .,·1.• ,.,.,. Each ol the 30 JcssonS takes onl' s zippers in. ll'as w rs u1 L• -..v """ . ~ ..... ·' ••
Week to ~ttcl", ·he said. ThiS does ' The script and cue., car& at'!'-typed. preparation. 1nanicurcd before each tapir;.:. ;ind ~·~1··
not count .the hours, Connie has spent Numbers arc checked for a~.til idcs She did ;1 black and irhile sewing ;1lso h.'.ls her hair done before. each
planning tind g3.thering materials. to be used in the program. series in her clothing !ah v;hich v.•as c~11nera appearance. ..
~e of severa1 telecourses offered On Tu~a~, the director's s~ript is used at other schoO!s. Then Fulfcrton lliltncr is lavish in his praise or Connie ' • during the spring semester at Golden mar~ed , v1d1font s.hcets isupc~.m po~:-d College offered to co--sponsor her scric;; as a TV personality. West and Orange--Goast--ool-\eges;--<apl.ioni+-a.re-.pr.cpar.ed_ancLs.lida...ai ~-~ _ -·•\\.lTh-c-----000 -~ -·-:i----:--11 ----1 "Connie's Clothing c.orner" is open to sequenced. V.'tlu QiannCl-SO. onn1c, a g re earsa1 v.·1
Connie Warch
anyone wishing to enroll (it is offered The \Yednesday schedule includes "I can offer the s:.imc class al three guarantee .a good fin ished product." he
locally at OCC only). loading the vidifont. putting the vidifon~ schools," Connie said, '·instead of 22 said .
students in a class." Each ster of f·\'cry progra111 is not
Al the partici,pating schools fF'ull crton rc~carscd. he addL·tj . "Some things arc
and Santa Ana colleges also arc offering so · eomplex that to rehearse and do
it! clothing lahs are open for each it \\'Ould take a great deal or tirne.
TV student's use, and Lhc.y. may call For exan1ple. if we have multiple fabric
a faculty member for help. san1plcs to sho\\'. v.·c \\-'ill' t.:1pc 11 \1·ithout
a rehearsal."
CO~t:\tUt\ITY CE11.i£RS Connie reads the irnportant point s fron1
l~atncr, producer-director. noted that !he cue cards but ad-libs most of her
"Co111munity colleges have changed their seript. Overhead cameras shov.• the \1·ork as cn1phasis. They now ar~ centers for a seamstress at home v.·ould sec it.
the con1munity. TV is part of that The show generally is taped v.·ithout
community service.'; major mistakes. but during the first
}le pointed out !.hat the course is sho v.• she dropped a gate on hC'r hand.
open to full-time students also. who Connie is undaunted by the hour s nf
can \\'atch the class Qn TV on campus. v.·ork necessary for each show ~ind is
Ratner earned his BA in television looking ahead to further prograrns in
and · his n1asters degree in education her field. "There is no end to the
at San Francisco State and has worked poss ibilities of TV suhjcet rnattcr," she
at Channel 28 as a producer-director. c:omn1ented.
lie produced the .. Playing Guitar'' series 1'hough the tapings arc rnor e than
!here that is still being shO\.l'n around half o\·cr. the shO\\' ha s onlv IJC1·n
the country. hroadcast a few 1~·ceks so 11 ·is s!dl
At Channel 50. Ralncr also has possible to watch the n1orc advanct·d
produced lhe series "As ~lan Behaves" parts of the series.
and now is completing "Freehand ~Jen and \\·01ncn wishing to \1;1U"h
Sketching." the "superstar scan1strcss" n1av lWle
Connie, who holds ~ masters degree to Channel 50 at 4 p.m. ~londaYs and
from Long Beach &ate, has been \\'edncsdays: 3 p.m. and i:::o p.111.
working on her current series 14 hours Tuesdays and Thursdays, and Saturdays
a day since last July. Each of the fron1 4 to 5 p.m.
Harry Ratner (left)
and Gary Metz make
crucial decisions in
a hurry.
.. -In a Stew? S:eason With. Discipline, Love
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DEAR ANN LAND~: I.. Ml the "Nothing Daughter" complained that
mother of seven children, I have tried her mother made he.r feel worthless
to keep my kids motivated and _ moving by calling ber "selfish, lazy, and in-
in. tbe right dl:reCtlon. They've all had considerate." Yes, I'm guilty or doing
plenty of discipline and love: the same but -what mother hasn't used
I noticed the column signed "Nothing those words during moments of-anger
Daughter" laCked on the kitchen bulletin and frustration?
boan:l-asJ was unloa_ding '17 bags of gro-~fost mothers love lheir ct\ildren an~
ceMes. prior to starting SUPf>l.'r for nine. even though we I~ our tempers and
J am not feeling sorry ror myself. yell once in a while, we do it because
I reel son)' for children who think we want them to _understand the need
they-are being abused when they are for cooperation and concern for others.
told to make their beds, keep their I'm sure plenty or mothers caught hell
rooms Udy, and -pitch In to keep the the day \hat column a~red. I 00pe yoo
ltaase nmntng · smbOthly.-" w!ll print thl• letter '° Ibey· can tock ...
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board. -PENNSYLVANIA MOTHER .Dt.Afl P.M.; RJpt yoa 1rt! I received
a toad or mall l&)'tng I bad done all
mothers evel')"'r1tere a disservice by
printing that tet1<d111m '.'Notblag Daugb-
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So1be mothers 00 beat their chiJ. .. *!ft int.o Ute g:rocmd by constant crlll·
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clsm. But wbeD discipline ls Seasoned
with love, a cbUd's sense of personal wonb ts not diminished an<f. his ego is
not shattered. lie ·grows up straight and
stroog.
Dl;:AR ANN .LANDERS: Our next door
neighbors are retired. Th ey sleep lute
in the morning. take aherooon naps
and really come-to life et night.
\Ve live in Florida <1-nd they have
rompany from up north all v.'inter long.
Our housc.s are close toget'hc r and I
swear some nights it sounds as If they
are in . our bedroom.
These people arc not drunk or
disord erly, just loud . Tv.·icc v.·e've told
them they've ru ined our night·s sleep
and to pl('ase tone down Ille racket.
They apologi1.ed and things v.·ere quiet
tor about a week, _I.hen it's lhe same
old story.
We can't move. Our home is ideally
located and we just finished paying
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for it. An)' !ld\'ice~-RED EYES
DEAR El'ES: cau a consti-urJion con1-
paoy and find out ho"' mucii' il "·ould
cost to soundproof your bedroom. It
M'Ould be. \\'ell \vorlh the ln\'e51lnent.
Until then, use earplugs .
Discover how to be date bait v.ithoul
falling hook. linC and sin ker. Ann
Landers's bookleti '1Dating Do's and
Don 'ts,". v.•ill help you be more pois4!d
and sure of yoursell on dates. Send
35 cents in ~in along \Vilh a long, Sl\lnlJ>
e<:l~ se.lf·ndd11essed envelo pe and your re-
quesl to Ann Landers, P.O. Bo1: 33-46. 22l
W. Bank Dr .. Chicago, JU. liOSM-
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ln·ter-est Stimulated Varied Topics· .RUFFEll'S -
urHoLSTERY ..... , .... ......
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Balboa Yacht Oub is h::lving
a Mente Carlo night. beginning
-al 7 2.m. Satunla , MBT<h
--9, 1D ffie c utiOOuse. A
G.-.:S Speeial Bullet will
be served , throughout the
evening.
Carnival
Harbor Ref9nn Temple will'
have a Purim carnival at ll
a.m. Sunday, March 10. There
will be games, prizes, food.
dancing, crafts and costume
desJgnklg. and fuods will aid
camperships.
WIC
Loi Angeles Chapter, \\'om-
en 1D Communications. Inc.
(founded as Theta Sigma Phi)
Will ~ a 'Craft of Writing
~wbhop at the University ol tlti with their life-el.zed Judy Rolener· South CoNt
Soothem C.lilomia Saturday, ~ will 011lettlln at J1ei1ona1 Zone conservation
Mardi 9. the Hilltop Nunery Sd!ool ~ c:ommJsstoner:
S e akers l nc lu.!!._Saiu i:t1y_. _ t._~lndl rJ..d..u_a_t
Screenwlrter Diana Goold , performlDces will be at 12:15, frwedctm, Tom Frandlen, .vice
who ..ne "! Love You, l :ll and 1:15. rnsldMI d Kl!J·TV, and the
Ooodby'' and • ' J e n n y ' ' : • media, ~YI Fm, 'Loi: Ana;elet:
novelist Brian 1'foOre1 Gall Symposium Times ~ who I a
Christian , cOrrespondcnt for For s.1,r Frttdoln will re·fu11n·g to divulge
NBC News. theme the nut symposium, cmftdentlal news IDW"ctll and
Town, Gown
The music group o( UCI
Town and Gown will have as
its anDUA1 tundofalser, the
premier of the o p e r a
Arcifanfano Saturday, March
9, in the VIiiage Theater on
campus.
sponsored by the Anaheim M. 'J. Dean, executive editor
~andl. American Association o1 the Santa Ana Re&isler.
or UnlV<Tllty. Women. The Affiliates seasknl will be from 9 a.m.
lo 3 p.m. Saturday, Atarcb
9, at Qapman C.ollq:e. '
Arfillata of the Art MU>eOm
" LaglN Beach will pie«nt · their annual Antique Show and
Sate Friday-Sunday, March &-
10, ln the mUJeUm.
Topics and speak.,. Include
laws regulaUng controv"'5ial
lssue.s, Herb Hafif, attorney Program and DemocraUc gubernatorial
Antique dealen and intorlor
deo:ralon from UIS ~Jes
In San Di<llO will participate. Jim Gamble and Steve 11.1ar-candidate; price of. ecology,
1 tll H.,._ ll\otl,
Show pn>et<ds will ben<rrt !he AAUW way wtth a aicktail liOOrat •---•••·a"
mUllURl's conununlty cultwe t :SO p.m. Dinner "'ill be -·~ --I Allen T. Kennedy, who 8efV<d at I with the Showboa t ~ . _,..... 1 proaram. teaches marriage and famlly program &ebeduJed at 9. Jack ~~~ ~
Garden Club•--1~ at Golden Weet Coltege -Candelori andJils combo will . ~ -r Commemorating Arbor Doy will •RO•k on St< vs. S<xuallty play for dancing. 3 F.ull S.rvr
Lq\nl Beach Garde; Club in .-Woman when he • • • Locations "
....-,., will plant trees In addr<oses the-W<Stmlnoter-· M1l1tary Society Huntt09ton Be~ch
menuy of Nita Camlen tn Fountain Valley Br an ch , Socfcty of Military· Widows .' PRESCRIPTIONS ,
the_ Nit.a Ql_nqen _r:ark. Amelican WAssociatton o f w_ll_I mee t ror a salad-dessert i •ct!!'.:~:.~:..~;'... 1
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Cetetnonle1 are adleduted to Unlvershy omen. luncheon at 11 a.m. Saturday, ,.._n..• •
bfcln at 10 a.m. Friday, The meeting is noon, l\tareh 1\1.arch 9, in State l\1utual
Mtrch 8. A worbhop and tea 9, Peek's Terrace Room, Sav~ and Loan, Tustin.
will fdlow In the Woman's Westminster.
Cl-.
Home ma ken
Mr. and Mrs . D. c. Hamon
will display art.I and crafts
from the Navajo and Hopi
Indians during the meeting of
Coast Homemakers at 9:45
a.m. FrkSay, !\larch e. in the
Youth Center, Corona del !\lat.
BCYC
Bringing back the nosta lgic
days of HOlly\l;ood will be per-
formers in the Hurray for
Hollywood Revue. to be pre-
sented at 6:30 p.m. in the
Bahia C»rinthian Yacht. Club
Saturday. l\tarch 9.
Festlvilies ~ill get Ullder
City of Hope
Sarah Schoenfeld Cnapter,
. Ci\y of llope .... ·ill have a 11!><1·
11r SMll tlntt ....••. , "'"'MS
Hllfttlftthlll "'"""t .. iMU6ll J:.~::' _ .. _ "-'it:i~ JU.Wt
ghetti diMer at 7:30 p.m. Sat· ----
urday, l\iarch 9 in the Pee k _.,,,.~~~~~, Family Terrace Room, West-.,. y._
minster. Tue affai r, open to ·~
the public, will raise funds FRANCJC! ror the boopital. 0-
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·Horoscope: Changes -Due -for -Taurus
By SYDNEY OMARR GEMINI (May 21.June 20):
WEDNESDAY Study G<-.... ,,.ge tor
"ARCH 6 valid hint. RelaUves may ap-""' pear to "converge" on you.
ARIES (March 2l·April 191: · Key la to be dtplomaUc. Pay
SpeculaUve matters dominate. no attention to aou:IP-or
Take a chance on your own threats. lhunor II )'our aJly.
abillties. Depending too mud! Be Deslble.
on others would be a mistake. CANCER (Jllnfl 1J.July 22):
Aquaria, Leo and Scorpio in· Refuse to give up aomethlng
dividuals play key roles. of value for mere promise.
TAURUS (April 2(1..J\1ay 20): One who natters e1cesslvely
Changes occur in home. Don't could have uJt.eljor motive.
fight progress. Be willing to Know it and pt"O(eCt yourself.
make intelligent concessk>M. Avoid sell~ectption.
Others will-follow your ex· LEO (July U.Aug. 22): Now
ample. Gemtal, Virgo persons ls time to put "power play"
could be involved. into action. Speak up and
Deductions Not So Bright
make sure your words reach and wishes may be fulfilled. tesullS. one who seems to 111w .,,.,P11t1 ' J1111 Arrl'ffl. . • • J
those in seat of authority. You · Popularity is enhanced . lean on you act u a 11 y 8J,~!~:;·.~::::·
will 1tart.Je and create envy SCORP IO (Oct. 2.'J.Nav. 21 ): represents support. You will Lll.c ""'''
In oome quarters. Teach and learn. Deal with dismver It and be happier. 1111'1.tlAH 111,1.11 ll~·IUI VIRGO (Aug. 23-Seipt. 22r: Cancer, Aquarius persons. Set c11111111 111 -tllWlll!t T11u111
What ha5 been delayed sud-sights on goal-make room ____ _,_ _____ J.I!!'!'!'!'!'!'!'!'~~~-~ denly rushes: to forefront-ror yourself at more elevated ·
with a venge-ance. Delay is position. Co-operate in oom-
out of question. Decision is munity or charitable proj ect.
made and much occurs behind SAGITIARJUS (Nov. 22-
the scenes. Aries, Libra Dec. 21 ): Fl exibility is a
penoos fieure prominently. necessity. Unless ready ID
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1 Yf. ~~ tocompatcbte -Design j
• Wat1r CIDMt, 4H ll1 St,. j e Cannery Vlll191, Newport l11ch f "-'-------.-:----~
LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): make and gain coocessions,
Romance, creativity, new coo-you could paint younelf In
tacts, more vital and alive ptoverblal comer. Gain in·
feelings are feat.ured . You reel · dlcated through com·lljjiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!ii'!!!ii!~!ii'!ii!~i!ii!i!ii~~i!i!~iiiiiiiiiiij
fr.ab and.,. able to expr.... munlcation, correspondenc.. HURR·Y-UP, HAIRDOS·. to imprint style. 1.lany hopes CAPRICORN (Dec. %2-Jan
19)' Put cards on table. CUT, Bl. OW 'N GOI, Frankness now becomes a
valuable oommodilyr Aiooey We &l'lOW You-how to ea.re-to~ tl1em step by step~ Our
requests could be reatt.tred. _curl coaxing StlSSOR· STYLES are all luss-!ree and
Don't beat around bush. State functional and are easy le;> d'o as just sh.ampoo! In·
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needs. Pretense is out or place eluded are lamp cuts. linger 1umb1e cuts, curhng iron
and will be awkward. cuts, blower cuts, wasti towel dry , brusti ·n fl uff cuts
AQUARIUS (Jan. 20..Feb. or simple wasti and wear cuts. Ttiey ere all SCJS·
18): Improve public relations. SORED. take-carEK>l-yourself styles. Good for any
Accommodate one who ls Jn. age, any tialr, NO teasing, no rollers. no pins. NO
Returns Dim.inishing.
By 8KMA BOMBECK to pull off sometblnf like that" terested in co-operative effort. ~LLUTING HAIR SPRAYS. ALSO NO SE T PER·
A bachelor recenUy re<efv<d "Are yoo cruyl' I lhouled. AT G<mlal, Virgo persons could 5MEATNYEONUT.RWHAAVIRESA.GYAOINU. M/)Y NEVER WANT TO
&ix, rnontho' probation ar~ "[lo )'00 -what happens figure In imj>Ortant Wa)'S.
pleadlni guilty to a federal to people who get cul• with WIT'S' marEmphasn'agei'. ;, on partnership, JO.SEPH'S SCISSOR STYLING charge that he falsely claimed their tax returns! They audit
IO dependent d!lfdren on hls tliem and make them public." END PISCES (Feb. ! .. March 20): Huntinaton Beach Fullerton
federal.lnoome ta1.. "So, what have we got to Low.key methods are most t564 tr..ilt. ........ JOS "-....... """
Listing his age as 20 prob-tilde?" likely to achieve desired 968-3535 879-3863
ably wasn 't the b'lghtest "Nothing, but if they made A new toaster at $23.95" 0,... ~I Ut.to.10,.M-· Set. S.t to 5 P.M.
cover·UP Jn tbe world. but the ' our tax return public, we'd "That bad," he mused. ---========~~!'11111~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!'11111~~ kid showed aome Jmagtnatlon be the laughing otock ol this "Look at these gilts to1·
Beautification Growing and I like thal country. II • charity. Be$1des us, President .... brow
More and more l have no-"How do )'00 flaure tblt?" Nixon looks like Santa Claus." : W •
llced that the average citlzeh "Do you want 1he · wa"id "Then Where did the money
is bucking the IRS. It isn't lo know that we 1pent $7.61 go?" he asked_.
a mass mutiny, just a few Jut year Cll entertalnmentf" "Bad habits." 1r
isolated atlempta at rebellion. "$7.61," he repeated "Uke whlt!tt i
Obsei:ving Artio'r Day~ the Women 's Coun~ Or Real -
tors m the 1-larbor Area will man two plant ex-
change station$ rfrorri 8 a.rn. to 4 p.m .. Saturday,
1t1arch 9. Plant.S r,an be exchanged or picked "Up free
r-----.;;o.;f ~ciiih<arge at either the Costa A1esa Park or the vacannotatnlR"Al'thUrBIVtt:il!rd"1'lmfl~-Cmrst
Highway. Selecting cuttings is Virginia Cieck
president.
Llke the man who fUl<d In numbly. "Like feedq and clOlhlnc
his name and adjlress and "That's .i:ifl!!!. Clllfonl.JIT· our ewnptlops."
said the remainder of tile liiii spent more on eni.rtiiliitng-ory--nultiiiiiil-111an'1 say •
questions was an Invasion of and he was serving Ume .. And anyth.lne for a moment. Then
privacy. (He was ordered to can you imagine the hiµniila-he grabbed his jacket and
Missouri for psydllatric ex-tlon ol people dieooverlng we heeded for the door. "A guy
amina.Uoo.) And the citizen have only reduced oor loan two blocks over has a skull
who pakl. hl1 taxes with 85 $126.30 in 12 months. And have and crossbones with IRS in
pounds of pennies. And on earned $5.10 In int....t oo big black letlm oo 11 waving
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Stand Taken
The League gt Women
Voters in California h a s
announced Its stand on two
proposala of the s t a te
Constitution Revision
Commission now belore the
LeCislature.
In suppcrt of Assembly
Constitutional Amendments 40
(Brown) and 29 (Keene), the
league said that "a. two-thirds
vote of the Legislature could
put the se measures on 1he
_June ballot."
ACA 40 would remo v e
Artl c0le 34 from the
Constitution, the league sa id.
"This article requi.rts that
I o w -r e n t , rederally-aided
housing projects be approved
by a majority of the voters
in the community ~'here the·
project is to be built.
''N ot o nl y rs this
Con stltulional requirement
archaic, since federal funds
are no longer a\·ailable ror
public housing projects. Qut
It is also discriminatory in
that other public projects,
such as "libraries, hospitals
and schools, do not require
the costly public referendum
process.''
ACA 29. the lea g ue
explained, would revise Article
23 of the Constitution In such
a way to ''retain , and even
extend, the important power
of recall Of public officials.
''However, only statements
of principl e would be retained
in the Constitution. Procedural
details, Y(hich now constitute
75 percent of the article, would
become sta tu tory law."
The league has Jed the errort
to secure revisions of the
Constitution to give the voters
··an understandable Coostitu·
tian containing basic princi·
pies."
\\'ork has been going on in
the project si nce 196.1.
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EUROPE IS GREAT THIS YEAR
BUT YOU MUST BOOK MQW!!
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a smaller scale, the man who our saving.s!" from his flagpole. I'm aotng
sends his re tum tn every year '"lblt'i unnal," he sakl. over and •lute It"
with postage due. "Not ooly thlt Do you know I -.CS as I ~emnllbr~ac.....,ed
"Boy," said my husbend, what we bad to lilt under him "Don't let anyone see
"I'd like to have the guts major eipeodltur<s lut Y'Ofl yoo," I tlald.
Betrothal
Revealed
ftlr. and J\.1rs. Allan E.
Weidman of Corona del Mar
have announced the
engagement of their daughter,
Bonnie Lee Weltknan to Peter
Movseslan of Cerrkol.
Miss Weidman is a graduate
of Arcad1a High School and
the University of California ,
Davis.
Her fiance is the son of
fttrs. Victoria P.1ovseslan cl.
Mootebello' and the late Mr.
Michael Movse1lan. He ls a
graduate ol Montebello High
School and earned an AA ln
business from East L o s
Angeles College. He al.so
served in the Navy.
The coupl e plan to marry
March 23 in St. -Andrew's
Pre>by1<rlan Chur<:h, Newport
Beach.
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SHE GAVE A
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WELL,
CHI LDREN···
10DAY 15 TI-IE
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TEST
NANCY AND
SLUGGO ···I HOPE
YOO TWO CAME
PREPARED
by Tom K; Ryan
WHUTS 1ME SIS"ll:EN
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e'ASON ON 'fl.Ii!' Pi-tON5,
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MA.Vii ~ AS A Guf!'Sf"
ON MIS 1"eL.6VlS ION
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by Roger Bollen
•. W15K I COULD REMEMBE"~-·
\IJflAT IT IS lfl/>.T I'M e€TTil)o;
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PEA_ MUr?'T_s_......,..., ~-----.---~---'by Charles M. Schull:
IN FACT, HE SAV5 HE"S NEVER ! llJlo HIM THAT ID 8ET
THE GIRLS
ACROSS
1 Fine-
grained
mlner11
5 Value
10 POOf
actors:
1monnat
14 East
Indian .. ,, ..
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16 AA busy .. ----17 Canadian
provlnee:
2 wor ..
19 Glut
20 Trapper
21 Chirrup
' 23 Collect tor
fl' onetell
26 Too
1vlator
27 Incline
30 Doomed
ones:
Slang
34 Weigh
down
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41 Pracucal
lok• 42 Mewtorrn:
Pr•fi ..
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cubes
45 Crave
47 Fun0amen111
parts
50 Was In .... ""' 51 Resign
52 Depriv1d
ofloP
growth
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60 Torpor
61 Cur1alled
&4 Dry ing
apparatus
65 Colder
86 Singer ---Arden
67 Go:
Archale
68 ColOl'I
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puOding
DOWN
1 Colon;
2 Egyptian ..,... ...
3 Molten •ock
11em:2
words
10 Move
swiftly
11 As blind as
thread
39 Beal ln a
certain way
40 Verb lorm
44 Finds
46 Newfoundland.
12 Deal out tor one
13 Palm 48 live piece•
reader ol coal
18 Numerical 49 Aspect
prefix 52 Flal-
22 Symbols bollomed
24 Breathe boat
vibrantly 53 Sheltered
25 Meandered nook 4 Word
acted
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28 RaJa'a wile 65 Prefix wllh
5 Gol'dOn
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6 WW II
zone:
Abbr. 7 "Hooey"
8 lnltial:
Abbr.
9 Furniture
29 Good-bye; meter and
Soanlah liter
3 I CHy of 57 Poelk:
Sco11and pronoun
32 Undergo S8 Smooth-
chemlcal breathlnQ
chino• 59. Correct
33 Wise men 62 Metal
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LOTS OF ENCOUUGEiV.ENf IF HE EVER !1€UJN6ED 1il A ClV8!
JUDGE PARKER
THAAl<.5 fOR LETT!N5"
ME TAI..)(. TO YOU,
MISS CALVIN!
MISS PEACH
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1~, NOW T><AT YOIA ~AV YO• ><AVE• FINACCV
CONQ\AE.~EO AL.I.. VOtAll FfA l!t~, AN P R't 6 AINED VOi.Ait
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EMOTION'AL -STIZ£Nl#TH I Aftf. YOl.ol
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MAY WE SIT DOWN? 1 DON'T LIKE
TALKING TO At-NONE WHEN 1 HAVE
n!E f'EEL!NG SKf MIGHT WALK OFF
IN THE MIDDLE OF A SENTfNCE ! ,.. ..,..
by Mell
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MAT CONTllll5l5 FOR
TME SKULL! AOM
CRIMI .... " Dt!<:APl"IJO.TION
TO A POTENllAI.
MOME FOR WRENS!
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~knew I wouldn't see anything in here I'd w•nt."
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Alston • on ron r -ihlnd
the batting coge, po.ring through the
strinp lnteotly and t aking In every
tmiy dolall. .
of professional bauball ever managed and Rosebonlo. 'l1lJs b about !be third
-6t more tMn-tO ')'eQll, .• --------<•Ut newer 1inee-t1ve beta wkh-~tl .
'whenever he's referred to as the dean We've got. some fine ballplayen th1.s
of major league managers, wbJch, or year."
course, he ~.Walt A1stoo &Imply 1mlles. Alton !Ills managed the Dodgen to
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thought. Qulllloc, I muo. Tbe Uiiportant_ "I r<rnember tho!," be ays, ''but to know ev«)<hinl ..... ii, to' knoW
th;--11 ,.....__~Job. -u~--~-11 -·~· .. -. -· 1 ..., •. ow-~Lbol! ettmlllc. 1 ttilnk. ro.. e1A111ple, .... -• ,_ · •-' ._,, ,. I mow about Woetden and ~'llhen
with a job liM manacJnc, Ibo .,W tmiklul to be there. Later oa, there they inake 1 llliltake, but I 1'i\'e the
and dlaappolntment at times woalol -w• a lotia talk whetlle< or not I'd fine pointl to a spedalilt like llMPIL
,,_. ; <he unmistakable look of
Ille eacleo about him, aecentuated alt
the ~ by the crowsfeet which start
1-~---l-!""-the comers .-J!{_ both ey<l$ and
journey part way down his ch.,.lo!.
"l've been awfully lucky belna in a all lour of their world champiouahlps
good organit.alion," he says, ratk:nalW.ng and sll: pennants. He II 62 going on
in his own mind. SOme managers say 52 because of his general approach to
something like that because rt.hey feel the job, but that doem't stop to\l'lng
it's th e thing ro~say:--Alston. says it joumalbts-from coming here eacti"sprtng
because he means It. and asking _him how-..qiucti lonfler he
you Insane. I like "11at l'J!L doloc. I be l>ack. I dido~ worry a6out that too Alston ..,.. liii never ball copied any
hope to keep doing ltu llltg M l'm much.-.." other........,, wlttln.<I•. aq~y: "I
healthy and I've never felt belter ID All< Wok AhlM the prime reason played for ~ Borgmana . ~ couple
my tue." ·; · • for~-: 11111 he -lloe eubject ol yeero at !'«llmoUlh.,9ftlot ind I When the Dodgeno, who wttt am toward olhen, not h!mlelf. He talk! kinda Uked the way ha.il!i( tllillJS. IM
-1n ·srooklyn then, -nrst Slgrltif Alston about those-woo have helped him Irr everybody bas to • o his .ow,11
in I~ it was OOIY to a one:-year COilt • lib aifter, men like hC, prescnt coaches particular way. ,. ~.
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~coneecutive year as · manager of the
.Dodgen, and only two men, Connie
Mack and Jobn McGraw, ever managed
one dub for a longer period o( time.
Qily el.gbt men in the ootlre history
"Firs t of all, l inherited a helluva intends to keep going. .. Ile baa signed 20 other one-year Jim Gllllam, Tom Lasorda,. Mooty ·•1 thlnk Leo Duroche~ as a creat
ball club when I originally took over. "I never get through wlth that," he contracts sJnce and that doesn't boCber Basgall and Red Adama. maoa&er. Ha does it ' way, J do
him at all. When be origlnall1 •. -"Tho belt uq a maoager qn do il aootber way. I think (ti I !lld it It didn't need much coaching or say,,· good naturedly. "Every year
direction. Later on we were fortunate someone tays 'This is 11'5 last year.'
to come up. with the Koufa1cs, Ory9dalts !Selieve me, I never give 1t. much
hired to manage the .Jlodgwl, ane II have acme apedallsts 1n the macbing Leo's way, I cooldn't dO it, anct he
newspaper asked "Walt who!" deplttmeot," he says. "I. don't profess probably couldn't do it'llly wiy."
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DIGGER PHELPS GETS HIS IRISH UP -AND A TECHNICAL l'OUL.
No~re ,Dame €a ge1·s Upset
~s ·:Flyers Get Up, 97-82
DAYl'ON (AP) -"f won'l get any
sleep tonight," crowed Dayton coach
Don Donofier .e!ler his Flyers upset
migbJy Notre Dame 97..ft2 Monday nigbt
"Thil I! just tbc' greatest wtn we've
bed la tbe time I've. been here.11
Dayt(ln/ egged on by an enthusiastic
borne crowa ol 13.5.28 screaming.
partisan fans, •roared off lo a 13-point
lold In the early going and the r'l&h
never caught up. Noire Dame. ranll:ed
No. 2 nationally. crept to within four
pointl, 5l-41, five minute! into lhc second
. boll, bot the Flyers refused to fold
llld -going away.
r . No. 12 Alabama beat Auburn Vi'-841 No.
18 Loui!Ville outlasted Illinois State 117·
107 and Tulsa shaded No. 20 Oral Roberts
SS.84.
Senior guard Donald Smith was the
top man for Dayton "'ith a seasoo·high
32 potnlS, 20 in the second half. Johnny
Da\'iS-added 11 ror the FIJ'en, W'bo
closed out the _regul ar season with a
19-7 record.
John Shumate paced the Irish, who
wind up 2'--2, with 29 Polnls. •
"Dayton just played very, very well,''
said Notre Dame coach Digger Phelps .
"We weren't hitting our shots as well
as fi ~ally do and our board game was oU. ·
"Also, that Smith is just a great
ballplayer," added Phelps.
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Sports In . Brief
Ex-Olympian Killed;
' . LA,-Seals~V~-Tonight
PARIS -John Hugh Cooper, who
won two silver medals foc Bri1aln in
the 19M Olympic Games at Tokyo, was
amoog the 345 per.!OllS killed Sunday
in the crash of a Twtlsh airliner
near Paris, the worst crash in civil
aviation liistory. e SolontoR Vpset Cooper, 33, fini!hed second to Rex
Cawley ol the United States In the
lOO-meter hurdles at Tokyo and also CARACAS -Paul Gerken up6e\ U.S.
ran on Britain's 1 600-mettt relay team -.--Davis-cup player Harold Solomon, e-1,
which llnilbed ~ to the U.S. U, 6-3, Mootay in the opening round
of the 135,000 Altamlra International e Kl .. • iR Aetlon teimla champiomhlpt.
INGLEWOOD _ The Los. Angeles In other lirst....-...i matches, Spain's
Kings have whipped the teams they Juan Gisbert defea"ted Brian Gottfried,
had 7~. 6-2 and Hans Juergm Pdunann to beat ~ move up 1n the. National of West Germ81\,V beat Jnrae Andrews Hockey League standings, f ... Now all ,tbe:y have to do lO make o, Venezuela, 6-7, 6'-0, M .
the Weslem Division playoffs ~ keep e SeuoR Nears
winning. · . World Team Tennis has announced WIUi back-to-back . victories o v er It will open its first season May s
Atlanta 8nd st. Louis, the Kinp have .. with a 352--match sdledule that ~
fought their . way ink>· fourth place in up with playoffs starting Aug, 19.
the Well, tied with the. Blueo at. 541 Tho league said each of the 16· k6ms
points and one pomt behind the th1nl· will play ·44 matches evenly split bet~-een
place Flames. d and ho 1be Kh1P host the ca.Htomla Seals roa me appcaraoecs.
ioaigtM ln the--second game of 8 nine-The pla~frs, to r!An from Aug. 19-25,
gamo boma llWld WlllOj>enWotll the wmnen Ci! the AUanta
· and Central -meeting fur the e Flelfl CoMplt!tetl Eastern Divtolon championship and the Gulf-Plains and Podlic oectloos playing
for Ibo W""""1 ~ title. ONTARIO -Al Loquasto and Jolln'!I'
Panons Jr., who Were unable to quallff
cars last weekend, accepted lnvttallon1
Monday to complete the 3kar lie" tor SundaY's aoo,ooo Callfomla 500 al.rt
race at Ontario Motor Speedway.
'l1lte two di-1llmers will 1 ...
Neb other ta the flnala.
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Lakers, Sonics
On TV Tonight
. PORTLAND, Ore. (.~Pl -The Im
Angeles Lakers gun Jor their eighth
straight victory tonlgbt, going against
the Portland Trailblazers.
The iame is on Channel 5 at 8.
Despite ....,, National Basketball
AssociaUon wins ln a . row, the Lakers
i..,. been Ullllble to o..rtal<e Golden
State In the Padllc Dtvtolon, even lhougb
they beat the Warriors lllf.IOI Sunday
Dlght.
'l'lla l.oken IUUI! Win -the di-to avoid mbllDg the NBA ployoffs for
the flnt -In mott '""" • decode. Los Angelal _,t Into tonight's game
onHilII pme behind the Wmlm tn
the lllndtnp.
Tonlgbt Is the nnal meeting of the
-between Los Angele& a o d -
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Is Spouse
OfLaWil1an
Ducks Ramble;
Huskies Rallv •
PULLMAN (AP) -Emle !tent and
Gera1d Willett blew open a tight game
Monday night as the Oregon Ducks 1ook
a 92-61 Paclfic-8 Cooference basketball
victory from Washington St at e
University.
The 9COT'e was 'lied 10 limes in the
first half before · Kent's jumper from
the left comer put the Duclo! ahead
for good. J0..29__. with 1:54 left in the
ball. Wiiiett added four points In the
final 90 seoonds to -give the Ducks a
3&-31 lead at intermission.
Oregon then outscort'd Ute Cougars
4.2-17 in the first 14 minutes . or the
seaind half for a commanding 7848
lead.
Willett led Oregon scoring with 20
poln!S, while guard Ron Lee added 18.
North Barnhill led all scorers with
22 points for the O>ugars.
e Bea1'ttS l'unal»le
SEA'ITLE .,_ 'lbe University of '
Wubington. Huskies. led by James
Edwards, ran off eight straight points
late in the second hall and wem on
to defeat the Oregon State Beavers 68-63
in ----Pacific-I Conference -basketball game Mooday niibt.
After trailing for most of the seoond
half, the Hmkles turned rt four-poin t
dciicit into a 81-57 advantage as they
abut oul rtbc-&avers for almost Coor
mltoutea.
Edwards, lhe 6-I01i center, scored
lour ol --•lght Pol,.., u he copltalized GO his helihl advantage wtth
• two Oregoo Stal• big mm oo the bench
witb five fouls.
'"1t11 hard to put th.is iame up against
pmueuon trea.surts/' said Donobcr,
0ibut it 1Ure COmtl doae. You probably
111.. to go bod< to the Seton Hall
wtn In 11153 when Dayton UJlOl<t the "9-l. team to ¥•t a win like this.
8 WU jult great.'
In odJer toP pmes. No. 8 Provid nee
.......... -&77, No. 10 South ~ .... Nd llo. II Crdghtoa !J«I•
Both clubi1 are h~ded for NCAA
playoff ga mes Saturday. Tho lrbh go
agai nsl Ohio Valley Conrcrcnc:e champion
A11stin f1e11y and Dayton ·races Pacific C~st AthleUc Associallbn 1 eprnentattve
Los Angeles State.
Tltlrty .... drivers, led by A. J . Foyt,
quallfled during Saturday's trtal 1'11111
and in SUnday's twin 100-mlle races.
Loquasto will start 32nd In lhe
McLaun-Olfy Ulat was s Id o 11 ne d
Saturday with a blown engine. Pal'IOno
ST •• LOUIB --State, 1H, Bradley, t!H, Soutboln llelbodllt, t&-11,
and Toledo, tH, -. libbed today
•• the nrst four fllrtldponta In the
Colleglatt Oomml»lonert -lion
Ba1k•llllll 'l'ournamtllt beglnnlne -II.
Lot Anplea retumll hotne. to hoat
Balton Wpdly ~niaht and Detroit
P'rtdll' nilbt. '
Oregon State led by i:w ma ny as 11
points in tbe fim half bot the Huskies
IOICd some line shooting by Larry Pou!ldl
to close to J0.18 at halftime.
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CM Girl
Selected
Marina (26-1) Face~ ~1acauley,
MD Slain '
Kyle Gayner. 16, of Costs
Aiesa , aOO l>etibie F'lk~. 16, •
of Cypress .,.,;u represent the
Pacific Challenge Tritons
United Stales In a dual •
gymnastics meel with the ~'larina Hish's Vikings go against All.CIF' Greg Bunch'.'
National v;orilCO'S team IOr after their 2ith conquest of-And will Bunch be nblc to
Czechoslovakia Salurday in the 1974 basketball campaign penclrate the ~farina zone
Roddy, 6-2 se:nlor guard Bruce
lludcn and 5 8 srnior gunrd
Joh n Robinson.
A grand slam home run
by Bob ~lacauley paced P.later
Dei to an 8-1 victory over
visiting San Clemente ln non--
league baseball a c t I o n
l\.1onday.
tonight y,·hen they clash with effectively! San Francisco. Both girls train Citrus Belt League champion In addition to the 64 Bunch
with the Southern Callfoniia Pacific of San Bernardino. the PacUic Pirates boast 6-1
VisbDI and Bunch were all·
league as junio~. but the
major itc1n in Pucific's all<lck
is Uwich.
ll.1acauley's sixth Inning.
bli!st brylce open what had
been d close gan1e . and P.fater
Dei's ll.tonarchs added· one
n1ore run in the inning to
put the ga me further out cJ
Aero Team CSCATS}. Tipoff is 8 o'clock at. scniot forward Todd Vl!bal.
JOining the two SCATS in Fountain Valley lligh School S.11 junior ·rory,·ard Bob
the competilion y,·!jl be and ooach Jim Stephens' A 1:; *
nationally ranked performers Vikings arc considen.>d four· ...... i
including Jeanette Anderson. point favori tes LQ qualifv for M'""' u .. n " t<I Los A11mltos Washington. Nancy The i s, a quar1crnna\s berth at 1.A>ng " Rine"" .t.11mit0t
Ore""", Diane Dunbar . Beach arena against lhe ., LM11 le.ch M111••" 6""' St K•ltll• 4011 Northern Call!omia and Joan survivor of the Cr espi. 1J N._, H.,DOr
Atoore ruce, Pennsylvania . Cresccnta Valley duel. ~ ~,·~ Vi1!1
C:O,:ching the U.S. squad Will The Vikings, with their sJ E• A•nc"" •--" QI 4S L1kewoocl be the lur~1me ympian. potent outside shooUng power 7S u H•br~
Linda Metheny P.1ulvihiU from from all hands, mt'Ct an :: ~~.oo
Oregon. opponent th:lt usually sets •• An•1>eim
Debbie Fike and Ky I e b..1ck in a lOlle defense ainied ~ :;:'..;:.,.., H.,_.
Gayner are considered lop a{ stopping the inslrte game. ss Hun•1"!11on &e•c"
"9 'Ne-\lml"'""'" prospects for this compelition Three QL'CSlion marks must •• sant• ,1,,..
as they recently finished first be ansy,•ered, however. Will a :;:!'"
and second respectivelY. in ·the P.1arlna's Byron Kosick return •' ..,,.,.,,.1m
t\-1arina, n1ennu·hi1e. ca n
1>un1 the opposition outside at
reach. fl
S•~ Cltm•~" to
a cunstnnl rate \I' i I h i' sha rpshoolers liyron Kosick.
.. Keith Koeller, llich Braru1ing r, and Bill F'it·k augmenting the
~ play of l.ocll('r.
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• Buying a compact car with a six-cylinder
engine can make a lot of room in your budget.
If that compact car is an econom ical 197 4
Che;vy.Nov.a 6, you:11 also end up , _
.. w_i!h a)ot ~[ roo!Jl in )'.91/I ,cqr. ··
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aamps .
The 2-Door Nova. The Chevy Nova basic
transportation sys tem. Few cars make as
much sense as this one. It's small enough on
.the outside to ~e easy to park and dri ve, yet
. . has .enough . room on . theinside for .
· · :six passengers.
And it's as good.
SC'S BOB YODER (22), SCOTT SEVERS PLAY TONIGHT.
"Automotive Industries'
Roominess Index" says no
domestic compact at any ·
priCe has more head and
shoulder room, fr ont an d
looking as it is
sensible. The
base price for
this standard I . LB Wilson Tonight at Brawley . rear.,JhaJl_NO\!.<\.-l'.he _
roomy, economical
Nova 6 comes in
three versatile
models.
2-door coupe
(shown at left )
is $2647'. s iling" Tritons Tackle . po
For Oilers
WNG BEACH-Rematdles
are umally welcome news
only when you have something
to settle for a previous defeat.
1--'---And-tnaCs.thc case for I niig
Beach Wilson ·Hlgh's Bruins
as they prepare fOr
Wednesday's CIF 4-A seoond
round basket~.:lash \\•ilh
. Huntington Bea Wednesday
night at Long Beach City
College. •
Coach Harry-a y I o r ' s
Bruins were snuffed out in
the final seconds al the
Himtington Beach invitational
by the hosts, 6W, and the
Bruim are spoiling ! o r
revenge. Another factor is
oontinoed play . in t h e
eliminations with a berth in
the quarterfinals.
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The Bruins like to nm their
offeMe out of a double post
system with 6-3 s e n i o r
forwards Bill Davis and Larry
• Buckle stationed outside the
lane.
AJl-CJF 4-A star To m
Casennan, a 6-7 whiz with
the good outside touch, moves
to the wing and in so doing
has averaged 20.9 points per
league outing~
Wi190ll lost three in a row
in a ml<keason slump when caserman was out with the
flu. Since he returned to the
Uneup the Bruins have won
six out of seven with the only
loss a questionable overtime
decision at Compton.
Huntjngton's Jim Weir is a
doubtfal starter but Taylor
foresees a tough game for
bi.s qulntet anyway.
"We think Huntington Beach
is beatable, but we also knO\V
that Raul Contreras can break
a game open any time with
scvCral baskets in a row," says
Taylor. , Rounding out the W11900
attac!<: are 6-0 guards Neil
Arnold and Dean Decker.
Decker's MSignment will be
to contain O>ntreras.
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Tall Wildcats
BRAWLEY-San Clemente
High's Tritons may have two
CIF 2·A basketball victories
widcr-thei....t>ell,-Jncluding
triumph over the No. 2 sel.'Ci .
But the task -tonight is just
as imposing as Brawley's
Wjldcats await the invasion
of the Orallge L e a g u e
runnetiup.'
The Wildcats have--not Jost
a home ~e in t~·o years,
have won 1 of their last 16
encounters and ha ve three
starters back from a club that
went to the quarterfinals last
year.
Jn addition the Wildcats play
super defense with man·to--
man and wne coverage. Their
last triumph limited Victor
Valley to 14 for 54 from the
field. ·:we had a scout at San
Clemente's last game," says
Brawley coach Vernon Clover.
"and we figure Bob Yoder
is a pretty gOQd one. We'll
have to see if we can shut
him down."
CIF Hoop
Playoff · Bill
Basketball ............... ·-• .... 1•1 un Hltllllf
w • ., 111 ., (() ·-· 0.Yld IJJ II 111 Cl'll'lll!tn
ltall!Wltrll (•I C IU M•lhewl
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lcll-IL f:(IClltlil~ IJ .
metnbcrs of the
Brawley front line made
All-Desert Valley l.eague as
iuruo". Stanley 'rliOmas 111'4) Th 1 Door Ni
and Darrell Robinson (&-0) e 'j<.'"_ _ OVa
were tabbed as all-league
caliber as juniors. Gen<:. Lofton,
a 6--2 senior guard,-was also
a starter last year.
Guard Tony Ramos (S.91
leads a balanced attack with
a 13.2 scoring average. while
three others-Thomas,
Robinson and Lofton-have
double figure averages.
With 6-5 Keith McElrre sh
at the other forward the
Wildcats appear to match up
well with San Clemente ·s tall
timber .
Juniors Ted Kalota (!Hi) and
Dan Dodd (6--SJ for San
Clemente have a slight edge
in raw height.
But with the near matchups
it appears ·the Tritons o! San
Clemenfe coach Stan
DeMaggio will ha ve to rely
on more outside shooting.
A'gainst smaller ~teams San
Clemente has been able to
simply lob the ball to Dodd
or Kalota for the easy inside
play.
Tonight's winner advances
to the semifinals against the
winner of the El Dora~Azusa
clash.
The Nova's rear seat is so roomy and comfort-
able some peopl e like to ge t to it fast. The
four-door version of the Nova 6 mak es ·
this easy . From this point on, the rear
seat passengers are carried econom-
ically to their destination by
The3~Door Nova.Youcancarrypeoplearound
comfortably in any economical Nova 6. The
Hatchback N6va 6 lets you carry
lots of things around comfort·
ably. Open the rear hatch, fold
lrtwlly (IJ.JI
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~ fiat feet • i: are J·ust " what you
need on irocery shop-
ping or.moving days. Right? ..
Nova's proven six-cyli nder engine. Just like
passengers in other Nova mbdels. You'll
like Nova's sporty good looks,
and like other Nova models,
the four-door has
traditionally main-
tained a high
-...;;::.___ resale value.
Ch'evrolet has been building and refin.
ing the Nova for thirteen years now, and this
year, the Nova seems to make
more sense than ever. It's the
car with the room you want,
and the economy '?: you need .
· Economy
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cramps.
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Fear Setbacks
HB Nines Fall
-in Toitrnament
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Llke "]fet'fe"'l! t 00.sts,
lllnington Beach D i s t r i c t
schools stepped aside from
championship bracket play
with losses Monday 1n the
opening round of l h e
HWltingtm Beach baseball
tournament.
HunUngton Beach fell to
Pad!lca, 8-2, v.•hile fount-ain
Valley was downed by Bolsa
Grande, 71, Ed ison nipped
by Centennial . 4-3, and
Westminm.er e d g e d by
Ei.semower, 2-1. All games
were played on the losing
teams' diamond.
A fi rst-inning home run by
Jeff Nichols and some strong
pitching by Dave W hi I e
through the first three inn.inits
were bright spots for Edison
in Its defeat.
Besides NicOOls' homer. the
Chargers got their offense
from ,the Lrio of Utike Selw ood.
'Scott Desrosiers and ruck
Hibbard.
A single by Selwood. single
by Desrosiers and fielders
choice !Sy Hibba rd produced
Edi.son's second nm in the
third Inning, -and the same
three combined to produce the
final Chargers run. That came
in the fifth when Selwood
singled, Desrosiers hit a
ground rule double, a nd
llibbard singled in the run .
Westr\iinster w a s t e d a stroni! pitching performance
by -llale In kl6ing to. , ..Elsenbower. Hale gave up _ ....... ~.,,. sevi!n"-blts iif 'the ... .ptne;· b&t
struck out six. Eisenhower
scored the winning run In the
filth inning on a walk, stole•
base md single.
a<{vantage before P a c i f I c a
broke loose.
Fountain Valley, mranwhlle,
benefitted from seven Bolsa
Grande errors. but still lcll
to Us third defeat In rour
gaines.
The 1.0urnan1enl continues
\Vednesday at 3 w i t h
Hunt i ngto n Be~ch at
\Vestntinstcr and Edison at
Fowitain Valley in consOlation
play. r•acifica takes 0 n
Eiscnhov.·er a t Hwitingtoo
Beach and CcnteMial tests
Bolsa Grande at Fountain
Valley in ch am pion sh i p
bracl«?l games.
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der. Morg1n 6-t, Josi IO Wllllntr 21,
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Fore/Kii CWI -~. 6-2, 6-1, '-?. MM11rl1 IWI lolf U. won 6-2, IOlt , ... u .
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Prep Track Results
North Stars;
GWC Bows
OllANGf ('OUN JY
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outfielder, had Westminster's
best bl~ a flfth.lrmlng triple,
and sccnd hi! team's only
·nm When Casey P I s t c y
,.__';!--/Ollo"1!d wflh a·single.
Uoton, lb l 0 1 l ~tt~·11" ~ ·~ l 0 Cell ... l 1lllllMll -------P~il · · n. l rofift'7· -----Huntington Beach ga ve up
seven runs in three innings
-after holdiog a ~l lead over
Pacifica. A na'HCOl'ing single
by IOpilornore Jim Coleman
and a wild pitch had helped
the loelng Oilers to their
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Replace points, plugs and
condensd°r'.
Set timing and dwell •
• AdJusl idle speed, set fuel
mixture.
We also check distributor
cap, rotor, ls:inltion wiring,
PCV valve. air filler, fuel
filter and carburetor. Replacement parts re·
quired tor these !fems
additional, if necessary.
Al1·conc!ltlon1d e11t hlvller.
Clltc:k OU! P•i«t !Or ·Olh91' 111alttt & 111odtl•.
Good values and 9Y1ce,
right in your neigliJortlood.
Allhough some stations have shortened their
hours due to1he gasoline shonage, many
Exxon ValueCenlerl are llaytng open to
service your car even lhough they m=r temporarily out of guoffne. You can
fora tire. a battery, get an oil Change ena .
mucti more right In your own ne~.
Stop by your nearby Exxon ValuiCentet
end checic out aA the good velue1 this month, ;o;[i11t...i•1 1Ca1lwc Val
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H78-14 2 for 79.10
H78-15 2 for 80.70
-Under·the·hood check •.
This aervice Is free for the
ask ing. We'll check belts,
radiator and heater hoses,
11ansmlssion, power steering
and 6rake lluld levels.
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common cause of vibrallon and pre-
mature tire wear.
Look for the YalueCenter sip.
Blue Vel.C.nter litftl identify service
stations operated by Exxon Company, U.S.A.
Pricea and offers shown above are avallable
at these service statlons. ~
Red VelueCenter ligna identity parttclp1ting l ~ependent Exxon dealers. Prices and otters
may vary at these stallon1.
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METHOD .It's the ;Yea1· o;f tl1e. Bai·o ns;
-Mesa Coach · Burned by Thief
KCEP HA "\llS CLOS E TO BODY
\'.,-,u )houWn't reach w11y out for th & billl when lt has taken eight (sometimes painful)
}-QU'..ri:. .luu~.up ..;.11 .a.d.tlu.~. 1'-tany v.ol.Ws bold. tht"ir yem, .but it-M!PE!ars Fountain Valley tflgh
h.1n1I• bi:lo'~ th!.!1r (yes o r eve n farther out. The athletics has come « age as the Barons
pi ·p,·r J,~1a:tc~· ll l'robJl'lly :ibout three or four inches roll in!o the spring s~rts. ~
a\l.JY t1u111 thl! hody on fu ll shots. · . Olampionship teams~ the varsity levcl
'With voiir h.tnJs h"Cld close, your torso will ex tend 111 basketball and wrestling have augmented
uut 11•«.;rtk-th-e-htthnd you_r body ~ill bC b.ent ~l-a 7-2t !f°tball cam ign to make things rh~ 1~·.11~1 wrrh your back f:1rly st ra1ght.··"f.ht1· w1U··· ... W ...... :··:··'-····,······· · 1111i1.n1.1~· tup 1urn. and give you a good shoulder tilt, ~ addilion the t~=;m andhasophobl morel · h Id 1 swtm teams .are ma~ng s n1 es o 1.;.' 1,1.,r:r 111 1ull co1hng of b:ick and'"5 ou er muse cs, everything tl!ey enter and k's those athletes
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'ROGER
CARLSON
that figure to make funhcr noise the next
t\\'O years in the Sunset League.
There:s been some. grumblire about the.
football season -which found the Barons
again missing the ClF playoffs.
But the fact is the Barons posted their
best ever season. 11le losses were 20-19
to unpredictable Los Alamitos and to Santa
Ana Valley, v;hich had a super eleven.
And Edison fell -althoUf:,lfl it had the
Barons on the ropes at the end.
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Notblng's more frustrating. And for Costa
b1csa llJgh basttlball coach_ Bob Sorensen
lt'1 doubly tough. llis brief cuse. loaded
with sueb Items as 1eacbln~ rrt"llt•ntiuls,
icage scheduLes a11d about c\crythlni; th!1t
Ill Important outside or monry. "''as stolen
Frktay. •
lf fbe pe.r10 n "·ho-perfofmed the ml!ldet•d
will rtturn It to the Dally Pilot ofrife In
Costa l\.lesa labeled for Sports lbt'rr 'II h6
no ques Uons uskcd . • • • Laguna Bead\ lligti lxlskctball-on W lowtt
levels has never bcfn higher. The 1\r11sts'
freshman team tied University for the Orani;c
l.eagUe title with a Jo-4 rcrord an d 1he
sophomores \\"Cfl' 9-5 in league play. • • • The only nighttime pr:ep baseball action
of lbe )'tar for Estancia, Nc"'por1 llarhor
and Coro na dcl l\lar Is scht'dulft'I fur
Thw:sday, .t'riduy und Saturday at Tc\\'inklr
Park. The trio, p1us Costa l\1"5a, rolllrlt•
In the third annual Nt"·port Beach Ellis
tow-ne.y.
~feta and Estancia mCt't al ';' Thu rstla~,
Newport and Cct\1 at 8 friday, and th1·
winners clash for the title Saturday :1t 8
follo"ing a cousolu tion gan1c. • • •
Tutsdoly f,1arch 5. 1974 D.AlLY PILOT 2J -------
TONIGHT'S
TV HIGHLIGHTS
ABC O 8:30 -"The \'ictim." Elizabeth Mont·
go n1cry 11lars as a ~oman travelin~ aoro~s the coun·
,...,-t-r,-_ trapped by a---v.talent s.torm. with Jl killer on the loO~e. Geor).(e T\1 ahari.s. r:ilcen J·leckart and Sue Ane
·Langdon also are featured.
Nl3(" O JO:OO -· flolit e Story. ('Jiff Gorn1an por-
tra'.'S ·a ha rdened cnp dri ven by a false sense of l
duiy in 11 1 ~ ~sC'gnu.~nt . ''·hlch also feature~ Sntokey --·
Hobinso n 1 lnrry I ; urirdinu. Ki1n Darby and i\l e l
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TV "DAILY LOG
Tue sday
Evening
O @(]) CE AIC T•May M-: ("°f) (90) '1\t Yict1mi• {R) (5Ui9)
'12-Ut.ulMlh Mo•UIOf!l'rJ, Cto11t
M1ll1rls, (1l1en HttUrt, Sue Ant
L1na00n. .II» Walton. A roun1
woman lr l\'thn1 1cnn1 Ille counllJ
11 lfljll)ed in 1 wooltnl 11ofm, un·
.... ~" 1h•I Jiit IS 11\e nt•( t111ct ot 1n unloo,.n kol!ei.
(I) Merv G1itli11 Siio•
([) Hith Ch1p1rn l
6) four Sbnt1 IH KIMIJ M1t5u
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~1 H!cc :ind swing to chipp ing and putting. To get • copy, ~cnJ }.Jurn:mie, addrcn, --and S4.9-S-to Arnold Palmer, c/-o -.
ti .. U,l).\p:l'l\:f.
lht\'fl you evtr lost a walltl -loaded
Willi seemingly a thol$libd I m p o r t a n t
documents?
1\1iss ion Vi ejo tligh ha.'1 fim1C'<I its non-
lcaguc 197" tootball schedule . SarldlcUotk.
Costa 1\1cs:i and 1::1 Dorado furn ish the
oppos itk>n prior to Torrey Pines l~igh. "'hich
invades 1\tission Viejo for the fourth ga1ne.
Turrey Pinl's ·is a new school !tplitt ing t.
from San Dieguito High
Becaus e HARNESS RACING is presented
as it shou ld be presented, on a fast % mile
track so yo u SEE ALL THE EXCITING
ACTI ON from star t to finis h. Because 4
EXACTAS NIGHTLY edd s ice to each
evening's fun. '\
Because SU NDAY EVENING RACtN G at
6:30 is NEW! Because tho UNrai sed' prices
are right! Grand stand $2.00, Clut? House
S3.00 including taxes. (Grandstand Discount
Books-10 tickets for 15-available throug h
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Ma r. 15, '74 redu ce price to $1.50.) Order
now! Write Dept. G. Los Alamitos Race
Course, 4961 Kate lla Avenue, Los Alamitos,
Calif. 90720.
Because ... TRY IT! Try it often fo r NIGHTS
TO REMEMBER!!!
Racing M arch 8th through· May 11,
Thursday t h rough Tuesday. 1st race
7:45 except Sundays·6:3'o:-·rhe Grand-
stand an d Club House areas are heated
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throughout for your grea ter comfort: You'll
enjoy the Turf Terrace. Excellent menu.
Great cuisin e. For r.es ervations call: (213)
431-0922 or (714) 995-3877. LOS ALAMITOS
(on Katella near 605 Fwy.)
LOS ALAMITOS
Night Harness Racing
0 THE HAPPY DAYS
*THE NOSTALGIC SO'S
O Cfi::(l)(DH1pllf D1yi R1tll1t
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lif1 ~ul(lly •hen lie and Pot11t
'"'Ir, to eel •nto 111eu hist 1tr1p 1110 ..
""th false ID u rds.
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l ill Mf'l"n' Mtunal
Qu1en!
"~" Roller "IHI
lt:lO I) ()t I I .,. CIS Utt »-~
(Cl •111ot lfnd R~dl1t" ltrl• Ji, -
le IJ 5.i•l•I~ Gtollf M111111s
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(dial 04-lertt DIVIS. * ABC Tomorrow 4:30 pm
Alttr School Special
CYRANO DE BERGERAC
New Animated Version!
0 'lT J CE WW. ...,... .. Ml'\" 1rrJ~Sot011ly l(ilt" A oo1t1e ~
mollltr 11 fltkl updite •nlll t11ut
i!~ftlli DJ' I• fl(lped tonYIC l
' l1hr11w 5'G11 Mid Nic.olas twmlllOlld
i lill .
. o ilt ([;J l•~ H 1 w1 i I r i I'. 0 12.:00 '6 Olle Sttp ltytftd
··11ockm1n" \fl) A double 1mpultt m MO'J>t: (C) "Tht Cobwtb,. !d•i•
MIJ out to 1ven1e 11!e Ion ol his "Sl-ll!tn1rd W1dm1rk, l•uren 8.
hands by ~Illini tvtf"f l1w o!ht e1 c111. Cnutn Bottr.
wrh<l. he !tels. contribultd lo lllS·
m1lm1n1 117_~ A11nts auest!. · 1:00 ,J O .I U ~.;""'5 o ~JCtl(lgl mN1CT111ll1r 0 1omr.-.-..
MJJ!t/J -S-p Sisl1t1 '1h1 °"vii
Midi M1 Do If " Roe:• 1t1r Ahu Cooiie< 1uests 11 1 wr1tch wrho helps
lt•d the Snoop ll1ters to i 1roup
):4$1)MM-w: °'Wkl Willie c.-s
M11cll••1 IMMt~ /com) '50-0in ~ ••
011ltJ. Co11nn1 C.1'.t1.
ol S.11n11ts ~thh'td to bt rtspon· 2:JO m All· Nit Ill SN-; Mltllilld dlt
11Dlt !or tht 1111111 of 1 roun1 min. 1101 MtM,"' "O.M.-l 1• Dislfft1"
Gr11 Mor111. GtOf&I M1h1r11 • .k11n
BIDndtll 111d CJlll flilctllrd Ibo 3:10 IJ Mtwit: "l~lltitop" ·•ts; ·~
Cur Mld11011. llllollo.1 r.t ~ .n1 auest.
2:00 (:){CJ "As' AflJ ,,,, .. 1.:c.r . ·-~-Wednesday s11111eJ M1el1111e. 01v.c ·'"'''·
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Grin!, Cofli.11nc:1 Bt•11t;: k;;.inc; DAYTI ME MOVIES Youn&.
;µ "IMiw. ti TeMHlillt" ,..n t :lO 0 {C) "Wu, l!1U111 SW {com) "" '61-Bu'"' 11.eiton. rr1nco rr~lltllt: '•9-B•1fY Sul!"'"·
10:00 (}){Cl ··C1ltic'1 Clloic:t" (aim) "6J, l:OO (JJ .. ..._ ... (dta) '•'-8Glis 1111·
-&b Holl•. l utilll 8111. kill, An111 lff.
O "Slolt11 race" (d") '52-f'aul llQ) (C) "SM• Wfl!Mtl" (d"l "66
~ H1n1e1d, l1z1belh Scott. -Anne 8111Crolt, Sut lyon.
11 :Jo O "Wfrl" tM upu '•., Ai•i11", l:lO IJ 1c> '"lltubll £a!M'm" (.s111 ·u (d11) '44 -Rt111 Toomey. IC)1 -Ge111 BllfY. St11t1 Bt11u.
"Slrttls ti Linde" (wtsl '49 -! ~ (j) (C) "TM llllllldtn" (wres)
W•lll•m Holdt~. M..:6ont1d Cuey. I •67-~n M~ir•r. Anne r11nc1S.
12:00 m "Ro1111 Cop" (d1') '54--llobul* 4:30 IS())) "I] Wist Stitt!" (dfl)
hrlor, J1net l tiJh, • '62411ft l•dd, Rod St1l1t1.
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Orange County's t:llF televlsron sta1 ion . KOCE-TV. has
scht:luled the follo "·1ng special programs today. Oetalled
hst1ngs of Channel ;)Cl"s prGgrams are carried in the O;iily
Pilot's TV \\"eek each Sunday.
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THE CAST which will open
on Wednescl:lly Is, with ooe
' e1:cepijoo. an wtirely differenl
company from the trqupe
which was primed to open
tbe-.-(inner theater Jasl (all. Thai caSt was dissolved after
bureaucratic red tape. forced
the pla)'b&fSe to dflay the.
11~ of• its operations.
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~farching off in search of
the impossible dream will be
Jeff Warren in Ult stella r rolo
ot Miguel de. Cerva'ntes, who
enacts hiS cha racter ol Don
Qu'ixote with a group ot·fellow l-----"'----~------=====::-1
prisoners Of the Spanl6h 1.rr.
quisition ... Blanche Mickelson,
who bas been featured iii: the:
last twti productions at· Sebas-
tian's, will co-Star as· the '
-firebrand_:_Akbiiia.---while-'-Nitk -
Furttcella pro\/Mes the. conr
edy relief as . the ·ra1thful
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whk:h oeltbn.tes Ill alntb an-n1......., a -k from toda y,
r<e<iVed•baodoome~t
ill Ille form cl nearly 13,000
Item tile c.alll<>mla. Arla Q>m-
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Playhouae, Ml)cb .....,,l\Y ..-
elected Rohen Marvin u
pr1llldeol cl the U-.ter'• board or dln!<ton. .
Other bolrd m e m b e r 1
reloltaled at the playbou!e'1
armual mettlnc were Otho
Budd and Karl S1-. J-
1be rraat, totalkl( a prOclae Me~ look over the aeat •·nt·tt~was allocatM to ~ ;:;;:1 ctm'~e~ ~ M<JIO "8ion•I theater resjtp>ed ifter becomtna pres;.
' • • gnJQp 11 pert of a.$Z.5 mllllon dt<ll of the Festival cl Ans
--lo the pe~ arta and an overall peCkage The Mo u 1 to 1J playhouse,
of .M.5 million to cultural which has become ooe cl the
groupo thrwgllool the ital<. local theater's true -.
• SCR Is putting some of Us ~ in Ille ~ !!lroe
commlJsloo funds to wort In ...,... after chlnglng lb
tta cumnt produdloo of "The artistk oourse in the face of
Thming of the Shrew," which rinanclal dbasJer. coo11nues
i3 oo stage sU: nights a week ita 50th seaior/. a wett from throti&h April 7. It's the 8lllh tonight with the openln& or
·-..... led by the "And Mlsa -Drinks a Ul'le." company ln its nine yean m, __________ _
Costa Mesa and Newport
Beacb. PUBLIC NOTICE
ltOTtC• TO CONTIUC'TOIS
* CALLI ... POI INOS • Sctm District: Nh~-T~fSA CELEBRA'ftNG its golden L1N1F1eo scMOOL 01ST111CT. _, WJlh &Id DffdllM: 11:00 o'dock .. ..,, _, •• _venary season a 11w 2tfh d•v of ~di. 1974. ·
healthy glow or 3 000 names "i.u o1 aw Re«111t: m1 "'~II• • ' A-, CDll• Mna. C.lltorl'll• '2627. on the memberstup roster ts "'•llld 1c1«11H1a11on N•,.,., c-• t b e La g u n a M o u l t o n 11e1 llMr Hltll ktlool, TIMI• c°"" LI91>1l119,
Pl~ Pl.ant oro Oft Fiio: FAdtrldl
ar-n Auocl•I... ELKlrlc•t Enal-..
318' COfNloUS OrM, Sull• 212. Nirw-1
81•tn, C11Uor11lo ft6'0. NOTICE IS HEReav GIVEN ltlel
lhe IDINl•n&mtd Stl>DOI . Ohlrld of Or•llOI Countt, Calitort1l1, K ling b¥
•nd n1r11119h lh Gownllf19 8011rcl,
hol'•lrui!Mr rriernd lo 11 "OISTlllCT", wllL recl'lve up 10. bl.II not t1t1r tlltn
lhl •bo....s111.. 11111', lfflod bids '°"
!hi •w1rd ot • tonlrKI for lhl &bove
pro1oct.
_ll!dt ilwll\ bl tt«Jve-d ft1 Jt!t plKI
lffn!ll!ed &DOYt, and all.Ill DO OPtMd
.,..., Pllblldy rl.cl •loud ., Ille ·-· sl&l9d time Ind pl&«.
Tllerl will DO 1 $10.00 ~I r...iulr9d
for IKll lllf of bid documents I 0 PASADENA (AP) -'Ibe e~ran1" t111 r1tvn1 111 oood condlrlon footlights will be "";..,, on within 10 d1v1 •fie.-111e bid -n1111
"-dill.
Pasaderia
.Playhouse
To Reopen
agaln at the famed Pasadena EKti llld lflUSt conform and DI
Pia•"--ror the first lime r-tlve IO lhl cntrocl OOC-11. :r•...,._,. ':Y'' Eacr. bid lllllll be KCClft'IPlflllod lt't' in four years says a developer the IKIWlty rt'flrred lo In !hi conlr•cl
whe _, ...... ,.:... ,1 f ·-000 doc:Ull*lll 11'111 bY !ht 1111 ol prgpoM!d .,... .... ~ I Or ....-, • wbc:onlrKkn.
Willi~m Converse J~, •• r: ~T•!.cr .~ :-,.~ .. .!:
p r e s 1 d e n t o f K 1 n g 1ny lr,.g\110tlllfto or ll'lfor,.,.11t1n In Deve\11nment Systems and the •nv bid$ or In thl bidding.
vy Tllt DISTIUCT NJ ~~ lllt Converse Jones Com pa n y , !lll'*at Pl'tV•lllfll r•ti Of _. ...,, . bu W'll" Ill ltl9 Mlullt't Ill ~ Y!ll ,have signed contracts to Y _... ,, '° llirt .,..-torlllod tor •Kt! •
th~ 57"Year;old play~. He~~: .... °",:"" CO:tct~ ~ .,~
said he will tum it tnto a on fll• 11 1•» ,.._.,, AYltlUe. cost• -bination <>hn.t.pint:r and Mffa. Copln m1y bl obl1h1MI on rOQUPI.
""""' "'"""t' ~°" . A aipy of , .... rllel WIJ bl PMttod cultural center w1th 11tllt1011 t11t.
simjlarities to San Franci~'s w::! ':'"'a::i S::,1111
1 '!o.Z. d= GhirardeUi Square. of elgllt (II hovra. T ... rlt9 .., llo!Ldloy
"Playhome rtaza," as Jones~~ :ii"'~"':"" ~ M el' i.a.t
· · ·1 ill have a n """ o.' ~ IHlll" 11w enVISIOflS • I • W CONTRACTOR .. '1W1M1rY1 t111 (Ol'ffrKI It 1----le gitimate-tbeatcr,-carrlage "11!1lild.-.nd'-Ufl0fl'-....,-~1r.e1or -~rade shops aNl restaurants. ::" S:~ ~a no:;t0 ~ ~
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'Ibe plaza he said, will be 1mp1o¥oc1 b¥ thlm In 111e -vnon
·-n .• ----1 tb the pl '"""''"""' flf1 !hi CO!llTKt. lw..na:i:tU11 Y a:r~ S No lllclOlr ,.,.,. wlthdrow ltll Md fllr unique theatrical heritage 1 -lod of FortY·Flve 1"51 c1rn •tt.• ' Ille cit'• Ht tor Ille ~nt of &ildit. "We hope to have a strong ... ~.,,,._, bond •nc1 • plffwtMtlc't
Off.Broadway i ...... ~ " said bond w111 be l'eq\llf..t prW "' l'llf'Cll'loi1 u.....,.., of the canlTKt. The ~ boni11 Jones, "to develop shows for wu DI In "" form Mt tortt1 "'
national road companies that ,,. '°"'Go~.:":!:d
would begin in Pasadena." He •r OOro111Y twwv FIWI'
said he is int.erviewin~ can-~.~1r.,. o;-;:-:97,~ et.riv 11~~
didates for the job of 1mpre-I ---~. ------
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Counselor
sur.,.:IOll c~ CAL.llJOllNIA COUWl'T .-Oll.ul•ll ,__._ -. A-mM
NOflC• Oft SALS. OP llllAL .-.Ol'lllln AT f'lllVATIE SAA.IE en1 .. .......-eLMl!:tt •· ttAOL~v. oe--'~~icE IS HEREBY GIVEN !Mt G t D co1-1 seum ttHrlng Fr•nll.lln, 11 e S egree E11ocu1or o1 tilt wnr El,.,., I. Hlodltr. decHMllf,. wfl1 on or· lfltr IM>rcll 12, • 1974 M tilt hour of 1:00 p,m., or 1111A1nor_, .. n '' prlvet..1NI• 10 .. 1(11
Lois Abrams, a counselor ::.~=~-.....=if::ld~~Wld.!a~'°: ~
at Founla;., Valley HI g h""" coi1llrm•rton b't 111t1 OboYt ~.!'~· '"' -Court, •It Ille d9M, t tit IOnd ...,
School i'ecenlly earned a •nd "'•1• ~ tM ~· ~"*' c1KeC11n1 ' • 01 !hi 11111' of hfl ... ff!, tnd &II doctorate in human behavJOT 1111 right, 1111. otlll. lntlt'ftl Ille .... ,. . I l 1. I M1 DY _..,,Ion ol l•w or othlrwlil, at United States n ema 1ooa ac1111lrlod ollltl" "'-" or 111 "*lltton 111
• • · th.II of !he o.c.cs.n1 •I !hi time ol Uruvers1ty. hh dultl. 1n •nd to th.It cotr111n , .. ,
Dr Abram g \\'aS with the rw-nr loc•ted 11'1 t11e County o1 Or1ng1, • Stolt ot C.ilklrttl•. deKrilltd •s lollow5: Bellflower Unified S C h O O I The Soo.!thwe'ltlll'IY rac1&ng1111r \'i o1 ... _...._ . . . the Loi l&5, Troct 706, Harbor vi.w District uta:UI t:: JOtnmg Mdlllan to sont• -tteloMs 11 • Pfl" """ 1'9CO!'dld In 8ook 21. ,, Fcimtain Va11ey staff. ~ ts. M1sco11.-~. l"KOrd1
Re ~-al ••-·is -s of Oflf'lllOI County, Ullfoml1. r uvo.;wa u11;;> .. .,. Saki PtDPHf'f' Is &ho v-11 11
.nulled "Awareness of Hu-70412.,.,..1, sw Cypr••• s1, S&n11 ,.,,., c.lllornl1 Ooctfed belw""' lrh lol· manistic Re1aUons between PotlsNes 11Yd. ond"" u*..,' ~w,1 . .., . h nd Ttrms 1fld condl!lom r:1' s. •· I High School at the Nmt a 1... 11wfvl l'llOMY of the Unllflcl s1.111
I " o1 Ameriuo, Ill' ~rt e"h 11'111 p11r1 Twelfth Grade Leve S. crea11. thl 11rm1 of wen c~lt to ------==::---!be KCtPIOble lo tl'IO Eatc.ultlr l tld
PUBLIC NOTICE "';,!bovef"~11c":tc; 1" 1t1 "'-"' -----------lp11v1k1 condllion, lndudlng •I I SU,.&ll!Oll COUllT M CALll"OllNIA lmprOYWmtl'lh. M llO fvrnhNllGI• ond
--·-.. OU.NG• 1111 N'lt Is .uttlld kt ""° n~ ol ..,._,.,,..., AmJJ oll l•Hf Ol'ld ..--11 llPOft thl
OllOl!ll TO SNOW C.1,USa pr009rly. 10"4 ol thl •lnOIHll bid nwtl
(C.C.f'. N .. 12771 .c:;:rnc:~ ~inf be 111 -111111 and
In Ille Mlllltt' ol the AppUc1!1on of m11y bl dollVll'ld. bY nwll to nw
ALLE,. WILLIAMI SAUNDERS. tor E•KUIOI" ., '2• Grind C1,,.1, hlbo& en•• of Nom.. l•l1nd, C•WIOl'ni• '76'2. or mov be
WHEREAS. ALLEN WI LL I AMS !!lid wlffl Jiii Cltrll. ot It'll tboYtthltnl~',;:
JAUNDEllS, pttlllorllr, ht• tllld •Court -I •flY llmeHoJ!"' Mid blfllrl Pf'llllorl wllh the Ci.rt of ttllt C-' pUbllc&llon of ttll•
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NeWsman's· La·s·t Work: . .
'The St9ry of Jesus'
Today, tbe hest Biblical scbolan of
Europe and _America agroe with IJ!"
"erdicf orlllt FUI German tbeoiogtan
Gunlher Bomkamm dial "The l'l'l"'i•
bring hefore oor eyu the hls1orl<al
person of Jesua with the utmost vividness
and autheolldty."
This .. appraisal of the C..pels iJ
bued partly Oil I helaled """Cnlll°"
that no one -least of all the uneduca~
fishermen and farmers who Wf'l"e his
disciples -could have Invented sueh
1 unique and compelling figure as Jesus.
Il al90 owes something t.o the
realization lhtt Ult Gospel ~Tlttn
recorded many thinp they dearly did
not understand, whkb certahtiy would
not be true ol made-up 5lories. And
they allow<d the re<ord lo stand with
onharmoniud dlffereooes and even
d1rect c:ootradid.ions of detail, which
any news ttpOC'ter can tell you Is the
Jesus Chose
Ordinary Men
As Dis.ciples
1Urest iUU'antee that you are delllni In the conduct of his ministry, lem1
with &enuine eyewitness aoeot11ts. had oo salaried job and no pivate ....
BACK: IN mE debunklng era, ooe ot wealth to sustain him. lie Jl\•ed trom
the reuom commonly given 'few doubt--day to day oo Y.'hatever was avaltable
ing the aocw-acy of the New Te:stament and refused to worry ablllt torporrow_
reo>rd was the widely heid IS1Wllpllon ·~-~-•1a1·1 · oft eel that the four ~ls were not written "'l\."Tl '""'!"' 1 Y was tr -u
until a good many years after Jesus' it often \\·as to itinerant teachers and
death. Scholars thought ~I a r k ' s Maiers of his lime -he accepted It
Gospel was the earl~ and believed, on grateru1Jy. When no ooe ofr«ect a bed,
what ls now seen to have been slender he sJept in the open neJ<b. And if
evidence, that it probably was written there was no money to buy food, ht
bl Rome about &I A.O. The fourth llved on nuts, fruits, berries and fish
Gospel miy have bttn written wllhln from the Sea of Galilee. "-
apostle Jobn, was o:risidend a .very He made his headquarters in
late production, perha]IS corning from Capemaum, a b<Jstling port dly m the
an unknown scribe-of the thlrd omtW')' northwest mn or the Sea o( Galiltt..
A.D. ' He often taught In ita synagogue whkh,
Recent archaeological discoveries and r e c e n t archeological excavations
new information about the language and re\>·eal, 'A'8S one of the larg"'St and finest
coocepts prevalent in Palestine during in ancient Palestine. But be made tr..
· , ~ _the time ol Jeltill.bave m~ined UllSe queot ea:rursicm·-en~ foot < through pn>o-4t the time of hil (fe(ith of o htait . come-of the Roman Empire. Jheoriel.. It oow appean that Afark's _ vincia1 villages. -attack~-on Jan. ~2.Y 1.-:Lotib ... C41Uli, • .. ·-J"tSUs'~ ~ct on 'hl!lory -cin' lh'lpact-· GoSpeI may have been wriU:n within •
U11ited Prest Ititernational sepior edi-that shows no sign' of diminishing: -a few years of Jeau.s' ~th: and John'• rr W~S CUSTO~IARY for rabbis to
tor and prize·winntng religious writer, may be attributed in part to penon.ality: Gospel easily could have bef11 written be accompanied by small bands ot.
1oas working on a 1erie1 of article$ He certainly is one of the most admirable 'l'oithin the lifetime ot. the lp)Slle v.tiose disciples. Part of thelr job wu lo
on "The Llfe ond TtaehinQJ of Jes-us." and attractive figures in hwnan history. name-it bears. remember accurately what the teachtc
. The series-tDa&. not completed but It may also be attributed in part to Besides tbe four Gospels, the most said. There v.·ere no tape-recorders and
before he did CGl!ell hod toritut1 a the directness and lucidity of hi! important sections of the New Testa-no stenographer! in those days, but
T"tmorlroble 1teto portrait of the-man teaching, which has proved relevant to ment in terms of the light they shed Jewish chJldren were trained from in·
known OJ Je11us 10ho was to dit on a human needs and problems in. every on the life and teaching of J~. are fancy to remembeuelbailnUacge_quan:....___
crou 014---Calva111-anc:L.t.ahosL.r:uu age.._nation arul<:W1llll"-------a-book--called-the-Acts-of"'1he-Apostl~title:!""Ol. material, such as vrh:>le boob
rection ii celebrated on Easter Sun.. Bat oone of this e.lplains why he written by a Greek phystcian named • or Scripture.
rlalJ. These thTee articles depicted should have been mnemberfJd at all. Luke win was a very careful reporter The people JeSus ct>QSe as eyewitne:w:s
Je111.1 Ch~t OJ Louis Cqsstlt in-The Christian ea:planalion for that fact of the travels ~eachlng of the to preserve a reoord of his deeds
ttrprtkd Him. is that something very estraordinary Apostle Paul, and a aeries ot letter& and sayings were 12 men cbidly
By LOUIS CASSEL<; happened after J<SUS wu put lo death. writl<o by Paul bJmself 10 the fQD'I! distinguished by their ordinan..... They
If the story seems hard to believe, churches be established during his were fishermen, tanners, laborers, even UPlll ...........
Nearly 2,000 years ago, a young Jew
quit his ]ob in a carpenter's shop and
set forth on a brief career as an itinerant
teacher and healer in Galilee, a dusty
rural province o { ....Jloman-occupied
Palestine.'
it's C'Vef1 harder to come up with an missionary journeys through Asia Minor. ~ w:. ool.lector. None ol tht;m had much
historicaUy plausible alternative. · unagmatim_and they oertamlv Wfn rd
Within a relatively Short time -three
yean at most, perhaps ooly a year
-he was arrested, convicted on charges
of "stii'rtiii ~1> the people," and was put to deiith W-ROii'ia1'nrutlmties wlP
had an lnonlinate fear of .. sediUous ac--
tivitiel among subject popu!atioos.
His name was Jesus. By all rules
of-hls1orical logic, he should have been
quickly M>rgotten after his eucutioo sent
his lllllall band Iii disciples scurrying
into hiding to lllBve their own lives.
Instead, he is today by rar the best·
known and most widely revered persoo
who ever lived upon the earth.
PONDER THIS PARADOX. Nothing
that IA-ill later be said about him is .
half oo strange as the fact that you
should be reading a leriesA.of articles
oo bla lilt and !<aching "' cea1uries
after his ignominious death in an obscure
That Jesm was born -that is, that
be was a real person who tived at
a particular time and place -is no
longer que>liooed by any reputable
historian, not even by the Sovi.et Union's Imlitui. of Militant Atheism, which once
tried to depict him as a mythical character. •
Nor Is then! any. dispute about the
town of bis blr)i. lt was a little vlllage
called Bet!Jlellem, De9lled in the foot·
trills .. of. Judea, about six miler south
of J«usalem. Jesus' molller, Mary, and
ber !Mhand, J01eph, w ... residalts cl
a Galilean village named Nazareth. But
they bad gOlle lo Belhlehem, J°"'ph's
ancestral home, in compliance with a
deaee from · the Roman Emperor
Augµslla, -periodically m a d e
everyone go 00rne lo his blrthpla<e in
order to pay a head tax, one or Imperial
Rome's favored methods of raising
money for its eodless wars.
MOST OF WHAT WE know about
Jesus' career come!! from the New
Testament, a ra~r disjointed coUection
of biDgraphicaJ sketches, travel accounts,
letters and apocalyptic ("end of the
world") wrllinp .Jell hehind by his
followers, who became the founding
fathers of the Christian Church.
BUf there also are detcriptlons of
Jesus and his actlvltlee in 9eCUlar
historic> or the period, and li these
do """ com>boral< all details or the
Christian record, neither do they con-
tradict any of them.
For ·a large part of this century,
it wa.s fashionable among Christian
scholars to treat the New Testament.
and especially lb four "goopels," which
... the main ""'"' cl biognlphlcal detail about Jesu.s, as historically
unreliable doaments, because they
were produced by belleven in Jesus
who were clearly blued in b.ia: favor.
THIS VOGUE ci deb1llking Ille goopels
bas large1y faded out in recent years.
SO, llllCll Oil' THE ~ional or A.D.)·WIS OJllllruci<d In the aixlb Clrilbnas .. _ .. -.... _., But ·-, _, "«ntury A.D. by a Rocnan lllOftk ~ then W. run lalo a wtller ri myth, Dion)'llius Etlgu,.,
traaJllon 11111 --t. , Dtonyslus WIS a well--g rellow,
For sample: It Is vlrt!"1JY ceriam but a i-malhemallclan. n..ugb an
that J .... w.. not born m a ""'!'len · error in calculatlon, be misplaced the
cowblm or lllable of the 1ype lamilJar anchor year 1 A.D. by al •-stx ,_ .....,_ ri . ]l8inllnga and ·years. FrOm other dala -1ucb as
_.u. '!)lat la a product of"\Vesl<tn the Gospel writer Luke'• UIOClallon .ol
lmagfnatlCllL In Bethldlem, today aa ht J'"""' blrlb Y<M with apedflc evenla
the time or J..,., cal1le .,. bcMed ill the oecu1ar history of the Roman
In hllltide cave, hollowed out ri aoft Emplro -llcbolars -c:alculai< lbat
11.-nx:lt -er Ioli-lo ,_ was born In I B.C. homes. It Wll lo aucb a Iran!!. dry,
but ......... telling tbit _, bad
her baby when .... and Jooepll lound
1 '"DO VICMC)'" sign at Belblebem'1
llln.
Al for the date. of Jems' blnb, it
can be aald with ruaonallle, cori.llnty
tblt It WU not Dec. 25, l A.D,, 81
mllllomlcl<lly-.
Tbe modem-alllldar, wtllc:b SUPOftl
10 divide history Into two ---the era beforo Chrtst (B.C.) llld the
,.... rouowtnc Illa -(Ill)! -· '·
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THE TIME OF YEAR nmalna only
• -It -...., ... lat< ...,,. .,... or utly fall, beoa,.. Luk• ..,,....
thot ""'11he!dl _,, "ht .... llddl, mlncl-
inc 1belr -by nllbt-" Allowtna Der> to ....,. the hllbldes m warm
nights bat -'for --• habit " Jodean llllopllerdl. Bui ht
• oold, rainy --aucb u llac<mlMr, lllMfl ... kept In warm -·--The dale. we now oelebnr.e u
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PAUL'S l.Erl'ERS, dating from as hysterically emotional types •tho woukl
early as 56 A.D., provide some details of be prone to hallucinati<n -a point
tbe acUvities. and sayings of Je9.&5 that worth ~· .
are not duplicated ht the Gospels. llbt Perilapo it was lbeir very ordinarinel!
their most lmpOrtant caitributloo ii what that commended them to Jea11 u
they tell us about the spirit ri Jesus' disciples. U he coold make hla --
!<aching. understandable to ,_ men _:·;;:;;o,;
The remarkable thing about all of often found it very difficult to do JO
these anclet1t documenll is the fact -he could be resonably sure everyone
that even though they were written at else would grasp the~ point
different times and places by very dif-
fenn: types of men, the.v all present
a plainly recognizable picture of the
same powerful personality.
The writers may have been impressed
by different aspects of Je'SUS ' ministry,
or they may have pW:ed diff«ing in-
lerpr<lalioos on bla deeds and w<nls.
But they ciearly were talking about
the same person -a person 50 complex
oone ol them fully understood him
Anyone who reads the New Testament
with an open mind is virtually driven
to the cooctusions that there ii an e:ssen·
tiaJly authentic account of the life and
teaching of a real, historical, dynamic,
infmitdy intriguing per.IOO.
Olrlslmas -Dec. 25 -was arl>ltrarlly
designated as Jesus' birthday by a fourth
century Pope whose intention 'NAS to
give Christian significance to a popu!ar
Roman festiVal oeleb<allng the winl<r
aoi.tlce. Modem Ouistiam who deplore
the httruslms of secular customs upon
the rellgiom meaning of Ori!tmas
should bear in mind Cllrlstmas Is not
a Cllrlsllan holiday that has been
partially paganiz.ed. It was from the
11art a pagao bollday, partly am.-
tianizod.
WE HA. VE LITI1.E reliable io-
formation about Jesus' childbood. The
early church waa flooded with "gospels"
that purported eo reo>n1 lnctdeob Item
Jesus' boyhood, but it refused to accept
any of .these lmaginailve documents for
ind I.Won in the official .: canon of the
New Testament.
Of Ille two canoolcal gospels that do
mer lhe yoothful Jesus, Matthew
--only tho bett llmwledge that Jesus grew up· 1n Joseph's home in
Nazareth, a small village of ......,.
Galilee, about 20 miles klland from the
Mtdlterranoan Sea.
Lute indiCates Jesus was a beatthy.
lltlr<ly, well-nwnered, intelligent and
likeable boy. He grew, We repoN
"both In body and In -· ialnlna fa,... wlib God and men."
JESUS REMAINED In N81lttth until
be WU about 33 ~ old. There Is
no eviclmoe he ever -· 'l'hll logk:al elplanatlon ror bil cdlbocy ii plain
enough In the ppel roconl: from early
youth, he Wat amclous d being tel
apart by God for a lpeCial mialon. •
He did DOI at flnt have any Idea what
~ WIS -but be rightly ll\ISPOC1"d II
would not be compotlble with the
"'""""'ibillllel -" marriqe •• d raiber-.
•
T9 MAKE IT AS EASY · as possible
for hi! listeners to comprehend the deep
truth! he "''as trying to convey, Jesus
frequently told little anecdotes, 9rtich
IA-·e now rtftt to piousty as "parabif.s.''
They were ~mply short -wffh I moral -and Jesus' skill in compminc
them places hlm among the g:reatflll
aut hors of history.
He aim had a gift fot' eompr~
a vast amount ol wisdom into a aftl}e
vivid figure of speech. His met.phoft
werce drawn from the world around him
-the birds, the trees, grain ...m
in the ground, a b>usewtle diligently
searching for a last coin, a lhepbefd
tramping the fields all night In oeatth
of one 9trayed Sheep, Obviously, J..,.
was a keen observer of man and natuN
-and, 1ool< delight in both.
He had a sharp wit -1'fdch he
usually .....,.ed for deflating the pom-
pous -and a more gentle and meUow
1e111e of humor which iJ re!l<ded In
the reconb mainly In wry o:nunents:
oo human ways . Unfortunately, much
of Jesus' wil has been lost by IOber-sided
scholars who translated the gospels ..,
though everything Jesus said was meant
to be taken with straight-faced
literalism.
Take, for example. the nickname which
he bung on tv•'I> of hi~ disciples when
<hey suggesoed he call down fire fnlm
heaven to scorch heeklefS ln a crov.'d
he wa.s addressing. Jesus dismissed the
idea, but forever after -needled its
autbon by referring to them as .. the
100S ol thunder."
YOU MA V THINK :YOO bne a Jlftlly
good Idea what Jeous ~ lilre -
but you an wrong.
AD of tbe paintings and carvings on
which our visual image of Jesus are
based aro purely works of tbe Im-
agination. 1be gospels offer not one
single IA-'Ord of physical deteripUon ot
Jesus.
It ls fair to infer -as artists have
for centuries -that he bad loog bllr
and a. beard, and that he wore a loni,
loooe,fl11htg.Jllbe and open sandal3. That
wa.s standard grooming and aUlre for
fll'lt century Jewish men. From lf.lveral Gospel passages, n
know that Jesus IA-'U easy to 1pot tn
a cro'Nd, and this suggests be must
have been comparatively tall.
His outdoor me, bis Joog ,tza,-.Ja on
fool, and alher racb, including the
capacity he uUlmately v.-as to display
for enduring torture., lniticate ht was
stn>ng, well·muJded, In nibu!I health •
-In fa<t, the very ClpflOlil< typo
pbystcally from the "gentle J111111, meek
and mild" depicted iii ,. many Sunday
ocbootpamphlets.
He wu 1 man of grtat mu.rap and
cominanding penonal pr.,..... Ooot,
\\'hen an angry mob gatbe.red to lyncb
him, he walked rigb< th,..,.11 ii& ranb, oo uimpie1ely IRllnllmldaled that no ..,.
·dared ralae a -aplnll blm. •
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clock, atorage shed, land-
scaped patio. Three yn:. old
• like nu. Ur.ated in new
adult pk. aw91 from noisy
.!:t. One-half bl. from club-
house. $15,495. Call EVES. ~. 697-1152.
Area P.ool $?9,SOO. after house that looks the row-se. Call agt .• 847..QllO. •
HARBOR same, give us a call and Balboi lal•nd , 842-25.15. , ' Huntlnp>n Beach. Asking '
OP£N TIL' "'S FUN ro B£ NICE! $42 500 2846 E p iflc [llll~ljll:ll ' ~:=~~~l~ar. A~:~~bl~~~~g~~~:;~~s~{~erce":
-Great home for the large tras. No .. down, VA terms ·available. WOW! ,._.__...._. ~"".>'' FHa.• 4 lxlrms, 2 ONLY $28,750. CALL 540-1151.
REALTORlll
SINCE"J!M(
67,,_
we'll make an appointment
·to show you thla outstanding IMMAC Duplex, 2 Br home, ·
offer. It's pticed right at Aeparate 1 Br apt, idea l ·' ·•
$47,900., so you should Joe. $94.000. 673-3942. ~
HURRY.
JCa.. co:rs llUl-lllUllll~ ............. •mUy rm & den!
Dining area, built ins.I .. -----------------, dishwasher. Fireplace . Beaut lfully landscaped.
Flexibl e finan ci ng
available! $40,sm. Ca 11
-1-00
ERITAGE
CAN BE Sl!liN AT:
CRESTMONT
ESTATES,
?i.tagnlftcent house of gla.u
on quiet cul-de-sac street.
Elegant entry Jeada you into
a p ectacular TRI-LEVEL
living. Fermat banquet.
Sep&rate fiesta r o o m ,
&'OUJ'mels kitchen. Cuatom
pool. Huge master suite.
Step out balconle.s.. Beamed
ceilinp. Boat gate. Can't
last! Call now 842-2535.
[i.ii~itll IT'S YOURS ~ R~!t~~i~
• BACK BAY • 541 uc1-1~1 sue Dr .• Brer... Central
Ave. acrou from Brea
Comm: Hosp.) Lot •ts.
CONTACT RAY, Pk. fo.IGR.
for showin&'. ----------~ See The Ocean! ,_G_·,~n-•_••-l--~---1 -G_e_n_•_••~I---~· 1 DUPLEX Fn>m your front atep. Walk
Beautlful Spanish type home. (~ Ev1nint1)
3 Oversized bdrm, 2% ba, 1 '!!!!!!!!!!!!~~"'!'!!!!!"'"~ Sep. living nn + dining I '
rm. fro""'""""' dccoo CUSTOM
ated. Detached gar. Heavy FEATURES
shake roor. Xln't financing
avail. $54,500. READY .. ADE CALL ANYTIME ..., COUNTRY KITCHEN i--------·I CORONA DEL MAR one •hon block and watch -~=~~~--1 COUNTRY FEEL ING SALESPEOPLE SOUTH or HIGHWAY. V•ry the boals'retwn at ''"""''· attractive ahlngle home with Take an early morning jcie
NE\V or experienced men or 2 bedrooms, larye living on the beach. All this can
\\"Omen. \Ve offer PERSON-room, separated by nice be yolll'!I when you buy this
ALIZ.ED TRAINING. A con-brick patio from new 2 bed-spaclow; 3 BR, family room
-•or Eve.141 4543 PRICE
\Vrap )'OllnSeif in the "'armth
of rich wood walls, antique
gl1.1111, and ankle deep shag
carpeting, throughout. Con-
wrrlence ranch kitchen,
largto bedrooms. No main-
tenance rear yard with.
sprinklered planters. Call
546-2313 for n1any more de-
t&lliJ .. Price $39,900. 546-2313.
CLAIM YOUR $100
A MON'm FOR 12 MO'S
L \l r-ury N·o.!:.Ma.int . -BEACH\VALK
(JIUNTINGTON SEACLIFF)
(714) .su.6557~
MACNAB
·IRVINE
WHEN YOU'RE OUT OF GAS
you will love to stay at home in this ~harming view home located on top a hill ·
tn Newport Heights . $67,500. Lois Miller 642-8235. (K22) .
A RARE FIND
Westcliff 4 bedroom, 3\'J bath home. De-
lighUul master suile w/extravagant· use
of marble, Beautifully landscaped yard.
$107,500, Charles Arnold 64U235. (K32)
HARBOR VIEW HOMES
Lovely 3 bedroom hom~ w/lots of warmth
& appeal. Comer lot, brick patio. $63,900.
Joyce Edlund 64~. (K33)
[ lrvlna 1---,e. .. ,.., I "'--..... .,, • --... ·-
genial oltlce in the best ·1 ·w1 h bl home with huge master bed-
Corona dcl Mar locallo•. A room Upper uni t tns. I jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I Law>dry and •torai• room and low, low. upkeep. top rommbsion plan M~ · Only $96 500 }~ · all •upcrlor '¥"' plM, There PETE BARRETT 644-'12Jl.' ' or .appt. :. * 6 UNITS *
nrc ample -1acuut.. REALTOR Huntington S..ch '°' yoor otatom•n and ...,. --Xlnl loc., 2 bl"'. from oe<an.
slstent advert.laing support. 642--5200 4 2·Bdnn,, 2 ba.. townhouses
For your confidential ap. ~ I: 2 2-BR. 1 bath units.
""'"tm'"t eau, Ol'l'TY. KNOCKS --o=-.---.~F=°" ~~ !l'IHl90 Ev••
John Allard, Manager Just Usled • razor ahatp O.lux1 Duplex
shakt" roof Luchenmyer
Re.i!1ro1
644-7270 rambling duplex. Fussf Pride of ownership 3BR, 2BA
W 'k & L ~·ntt -like new crptg units. Npt. Hta, arejl. 6 Mo'a
I a er ee newly painted, prtme comet new. Ask.inc $82,500.
-"" """ lo<:. R'"'' should bo rabod! Wttt Bay Av •. Home
associated
8RCKERS-lll/\llC11lS
.'(7'. W Boll\~· ~I! l~tl
Priced for qujck stile at Channing, nnall 'home on I COST A MESA $49,900. ~ tenna or trade In prime R-2 cor. lot. Fabulous Got boat"' Ukc ~
CN'£N Tll • • trS NH 10 BE NICEt
[11 11il111tl
• FOU' R•PLEX :your present home. Ca II Mu ..,1ew, Room for another a . ;wate.uuul, """f. living? Better act fut .
I Just listed, a lop money 66-8400. urut $99,500. Vacant 3 BR w:lth beams, BAYSHOR£S
1naker In an excellent""'esl· ..,~~~!'!"!"!!'!!"'"!'"'I 'tl-1~111M U.-1111ttt fttepl, bltini1. new Cf1llg. 50
side rocutlon. All 2 BR units YOU WANT A P'-l••w'W',..'1 A'•·~ 1'"'001' SLIP! Eager owner
backing to a golf course. FEAlJ"CRS asklna: $94,500, Will take
IO<ti mo"'hly '""'m•·rould HOME7 2000 FANT sn 3336 vu. Udo 61'Hll23 ·=any 'lrad•. Call
evco be '"'""" O•ly 161.000. SQUARE FEET7 .A c VIEW •crmS•""""W·Rl!,§1
CALL 644-7211 . TWO STORY '.!.R 2ho~i,·~ i;s.l:·.~~ Immediate Sale 1•v.&11owon1&c..j
4 BEDROOM? Kl• .. Rd . ..mook!ng alt Eatll"!" Costa Mtoa ... __
of Newport Bay. Must aee Beautl.tul ntate home. 5 I~;;:=======~ Th;, hom< '' better lhao thl• 000, $129,900. By owner. Bedrooms, • bath•. B~ACH LOVERS
Channing 2 bedroom and 2
bath home In a SUper area,
open beamed celling, brick
fireplace and large gues;t
quarters over the garage.
Room for boat or trailer
11~. $54,000.
640-1120 /Jn NIGEL
GAILEY &
A55llllA I l 5
SW~EPING VIEW
new, only 1?' years ~·. 64S.22ll. BMutitul poot • ..Many tree&. _ . •
Sprlriklers front ·&.nd rear, n.n..'..:. ........ .-roo.-··-Loll or extru. pr Ice. UnSque aettiftl:, ~ to I"'""""'"'":;:;:;::,,,.""""" park like yard. 1..argc .. ~.-_,1 Jn.c..1'11 opportunity. reduced ttom $107,CO> to beach! Country charm! 'ted~'OOd covered palio 3 Auume nlA 71As~ -mo. $15 l)Xl thnJoul! 4BR, SPANISH
Lovely C.'(M,111:).'ard entrance to
thli exceptional :J hr., 2
both, Ci1mro Hla-hl a t1d s
hornc. A115c ya.rd with pool,
Rrraclous • p a c I o u s en·
tertaininlt area, brla;ht su9°
ny k1tche:n with step-in
btt-akfast bar. Lots of book~helvca In 11 b r a r y
alt-UV~. A must. see toda)'
- call 6~ lor appt.
OflfN TU. f • IT'S FUH 10 flE MCI.I ! ltjll)1lll
1
1
lla\"e ~rnflhln« you mnt-to
aell! CJaniflt'd 11dt do IC
\\"I'll • tl'lll NO\V 842--5678.
baths nnct much more. Only payments $199 .. Tl'.ltal. FuU RoY 'McC•rdle Rieltor HACIENDA wldinlrc &: "" ~ II It 1 'l hat price only $28,900. Low cub 81...... huge "fie11t11." rm gourmet
:;;n';"'""ihen ~~t ~all ~ ouUay. call art-&17-a>lO. 18l0 N~ vu. CM ldtch, all bltlm! Wide entry,
Ctu·pe:t, Realtors 546-8641) PARK·••11E 7729 lovely 1haded lot . WI\ -_ TRANSl'ERRED o.,, n er, Qi51JUSted ATMOSl'HERE NEWPORT H!l!IOHTS muel abandon, $47,950. to
Landlord! A -Uld ~ eet•-LalP 3 BR., 2 bl., lamlly ""°"' qualtfied ........ f lhl ._ rm. Nrft'l.7 dec.w., wllrp. . BKR. 962-5:i1.1
Essy to tolve teMnt prob-or 5 W'rY unuaual -4 bed-Jot. Firlit time ottrnd. IUY Ml VA
lema forcea aale of this room l'l9rne. In Irvine Ter. $40.950.
negle<:tC!d Ptnln.sula Duplex! race. Lovely pool Md lam· CORllM-MAllTIN I'm a cute 3BR dollhou•
O..t llx« ln town at 15<.IOO. Uy """"· Corona dol Mar RRALTORS 644-7"2 wldou":,,.J::!imatble ~~~!
t.•c -~, p'" noon~-'nlfl t IChoolf and bNf of ftf'ml, , ._ iu &11l&l\l'C C.11 00:8'oo •• ·~·~..... Alkl.., 115,om. Call m.o. KINOS HARIOR Colla .,._ 1 have a _,
~ • f Ol'fH 1/1. • • 111 flJN 10 IE IWG'll 4 Untu. Qcep A: harbor buk;yanl with play aft& 4 lrftl, concrete dtivew-yt • v. & I'---rd & ,._ view. 2 YN. -· SeU or ~-••e-On! "' ~ ~-" ~ a: u,. trade !or N-Beach • .,. ...... ••• Y "7"·-· ....-.u ..,. ~..,.. .... ..-• Prt1!ltl,e Ho~ &15-8548. • or Com Mna. 191,500. ""-IM 4 + tamlly room. Vtty H&ve "'lnlU \l.'Car you have W 1111--• s pa c I o u 1 f I o or plan.
outgmoNn' St'U tt f.u:t with Sell kll~ ilmll with • Dalli uo.r 1'laltln Ave .. , NJt. Famastlc patio a re a _
a [):illy PftoC Cla.ssHIOO Ad! Piiot Cla.U:lt\td Ad. &G.!1678 REALTOR.~ &12--4623 $'4.!m. Call 841-«no qt. -~----~~~~~~~~~
'
WaJh~t~Lee
FOUR UNITS NO\\'
ROO?t;l FOR MORE
You lnwstors had better take a pod look at !hit one.
Thete beau11ful unha offer
THE DIRECT LINE
642-5678
estate atmosp"69 with City i ·~~""'""'"'°':;:;::;=:""'~ convenlenct. !-·or lnfnm1a-1 kEEP 1lJE BOTTOM Of'
lkm pleue call ROUND WAST'f; BASEJ\ 5691!fl clean by placlna a PB
TA,HlTIAN •tYlt. T\\'O story. plalc In 1he bottom of rhci
}"a.11\lly room.. COrner lot. buket. Tum idle 1tem111 lnta
\\o"alk to beach. $44,000. Call cuh with a Dally PUot
11(1. &4HOIO. 0.Ulllod AO. ~.
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Whitt m
want!
Ing, w
2 BA
60 x I
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dream.
644-
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wants I
3 BR,
2 BR
lo~clty -..ae.t
673-1658
Costa
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with 3
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ney to L .. h 240 outos n um. 301' ·------i .... blend~ Costa -Irvine Lj~(ll!?':: po<tlloch San Juan Cap lraM ncome opetly ~~~ ... :~=~~·ft~A~ ROMANlV• -.m1-1-.-.. CoiU -·-.... &~1 .. ·:~e.~;~~~: ----5 UNITS 1st TD "LOal1-s-1•111oa ;1ii.no1 . .. ·· ·• ··
337 E. Bayfront.lJttle bl.
UP TO 90* 2 Br ,.111 '"'''· 1rp1, p1er 8~ % iNTEREST lor boot. 5-1. view. 613.f900/8?5-Wl/$73-4TM 2nd TD loans .. ,'-Pen1n1u1e
118'1.SOO Prln oaly. 673-MJJ ....i. 1411600. ~ Own. 10 ttJ&i'" In while "= ~ = '"':. = ttil:,. the ta':'"' ootatand· =-.. '~ ~~': · lbol p.,.Jnaul1 Bkr .... 54$..ifii: eve. ~"l~T. the p.rden court. 1 lovtty home wl.l Bdrml A P of MT new laUNirv ava.llablt. ,
Da ,., , 2 1>11u... ,...,. 1amu1 ""'"' 2 .... -.,.. ...; u"""' 1n u.. Hu11or ""' s. COii ii...,, wan 1tta11or Less "'·n 6 X "-·s ACANf. 4 BR. fam . nn., .~ n --· wtlh brM.ktut bt.r. Ntu' nn /trplc: BtallUtUll ~ brtathtaklna Portotino 31181 Camino Capl.strano lllNI GIA
Ip. k!t. 2-Sty. $84,500 WE A.R£ LOOKING FOR put and pool A nail)> ~ with the nne: 1n HIJtof View Jl~ with San Juan Capo -..1us
arlhall "'"11.Y -A penonabl!!, Ile Real ~ -· !62,!00 lnclodlna ... .....,., Hu lovely ... :.~ .,i!.. ~ OPEN SUN. , .. New • BR INCOME $770 mo. Lew••• ..... o ... ,. Co.
Y OWNER 3 .BR, 2 BA, FA late lllff ........,. tbat CALL 552 7500 -pstlo, dellabtN lot .._ .. ll>d a _...,. lolt Viewpoint, Oe<an View, S.tller Mtg. Co. BAY Vu, 2 BR, din nn, ~-dee., nllnt COC\d., JN ""'anti IO make P>,000 lo • ~terta.lnlna-Plu i 1 br bedroom and bath And >Ont l&!. Cpt. Lrr tot. By Oxwillllnc of 3BR. ZBA home 642•2171 S4~lt thick Wu•fj· dtp1, p.r, ~ &~~(l~b'·e e~: ::.~~A 1~l~~ VISION · ~,ow~~ r aood';; rumpus fQ)m in the "bonllll ~-$6383i~339'lJ C.Ue • 2c~Du=TORS Servlnc •tarbor anit 24 yn. ~:.:~-~~y~~~-644-6303 REAL UTA.Tt, oa n a · a.ret" >'Ol.I hive for the ............ v • · ·
SEO.ODED >'VT BEAOI Point--!. eel h fl ••t llUJOO-l&rp Wiilly, TllE-f'LOOR llU121 or 646-7414 'Monay Went..t 2JO tOI~ l;~~~ app<
.,, ...... lB6 Sborcclltt Hunllntton '"""" • r i =r.. ~. '·· b~~ ~t~:'I: I --ll• ·I PRIDE 4 PLEX !ST TO LOAN. 65% OF by ........ -1. . 4 Br $225,000. ~ Bldr REALTY REALTORS ' ~· ~ f:cillcka"'are In. , , VALUE. 10% INTEREST. 3 BR 2 bl \1e't\' home. ut. corona def Mar Price R.-.cf lfntv 1'111< Om!er · •..i-cludei! ll>d 11 FOR·~ENT $65,000. . 133Hlll7 S.00 i:..ue •~-1800 ••
$1000 ' • YE 4t44611 .. ff.JIOO way below the marlCet at Trve pride of owne:rthlp In Mort91gff, ,-;;;,~~=-,.--~
• L •--..a.. '4TS. MobJJe Hamel I.ht• veey ilharp 4 plex. Per-Trust Deeds 260 fMMAC. 3 Br .• II". pat Io .
Attention Singles! z Bilnn, + POOi~-., ______ --c.tellna Suiiiifi m.'1225 -PorS.r. 125 '"""'"'a1 ..... N'"'"°"' earp.,<1n1..,.Le ... $400
. unique opportunltles to 4l2J f Bruthtak'• .. oeta.n A suneet I: t.reewa.ys. A11un\able 2ND TRUST DEEDS Manhall Realty ~ bedfOO ~ ft..-......a....I .... 8~% rnA loan· or· SlS,000 C ,_1 ., • 1KlY one-m re.nt.als-' -rt""''"''"'J vie..,. u. Y'OW"I with this MOIJLE HOMI down to new R-14% l<>f'n • To bonow on your Rfo&I orona ue m.r
and have addWonaJ rent3l 2 Bdrm condo.. detirablt This la a tl'\le' crt•ia ihat fabWoul 4 bedroom on~ POR SALE 1 S4ll per mo. All 2 bedroonl Ealate, invt11 for eood income in charming "Old ground level tJoor pl~1 1% a mo&t anxloUI ov.ner mUJit bu.utitull)' landacaped SILVERCREIT wlita. Extr&.'•torn ... ~. See 10 yteld, or .ell exlafin& note.
Coron#". Tax shelter, a.p-ye:ars new, Fl'elhti P&lQttid -fttOlW: lmme4la.tely. Thill lf'OUnds, Rich outom decor .._. .. C II SI J M r1 .-... prectit.tlon, way o( Ille, pride wilh tastefully patitled ll\d ah•-brand new 3 bedroom "1th cedar pt.neled famlly J.1J. MOBIL! HOME ....,ue~. Cnll fut 833-3305. a ua gna 0 i~ .... u .
SEA WIND
Next To Sp19la11
VIEW
ot ownenh.ip, and potcnUal tnil'l'Ottd Uvlnr roon"I, pluab A~~ Beech Heights home nn. D:posed beama. Wood -=. 21' x 53', 2 BD 2 B> carp., I in4> 556-0la>
for addition.al rudecorattng. .wallpapered dinlng atta, MUst BE SOLD. You can bumlng tlrepla.ce. BWlt tn draped, bl.t·bu., relrtg., I"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
See these two fine JI~ Mag-carpets • -custom make a tt•l "deaJ " on thili. boobhelvu. Wool •hag ltAltCM:S wuher .l elect. dryicf, win!d '! ~
ertles thia weekend. i72,000 drapes, oversized pa.ntry Greitt view. of the cout and carpetinc thruout. Intercom. (or 220 air rond. kUch . 11 I & 3 ~room, 2 bath homf',
and $82,900. area, near schools, walJtlnf Lquna, rlant I 0 u rm e I And 2 large deck• that are y w Id 't clock, •tora&e ;;.ed. land· ... ,,.. r fireplace. form&) 41?1na, 67S.n2S dlstance to H u n t l n I ton kitchen very good ftnan-idttl tor year-round en· o• OU ft acaped paUo. Three )It'll. old ~lf-cleanin1 oven. F.njoy
Center, Swllnmlna pool and cin;. ~UQed to ~000 for ttnainina. $98,500. C a 11 Wait 'Tll Summer . Uke nu. Located ln new ' I prl\·ate community teru1!.t I.
many parlc areas. Price re.. ACTION. 49-l-8003 Adult pk. av•tf. t.rorn nolly 9 N~~UJ:orw-HoUMI Furni1hed 300 swlmrnlna: pool ln lhil ~~eF~7i~09':"'5~ = m.rns [ .... ~I ) To Buy A · St. one-~~· ~mE~ FABuwus ocEAN vrEws t:~:r'dU:1 :f:r~ '"48g~0;:
_ -4 I~ . Convertlble!I ~~. M-TIS2. · S68.900 to $73.950 General month _ lease. ~1.
BEAUTIFUL ~ ~rt:: 0;Jt~~ ~::t~ CA~::s~~~TAT: v.,8o~ssO)}dt!~~ $120-lITIL PD. Nlct Bat<h, 3 BR, l ~ bu, Jp patto,
-POOL HOME buy a profitable summer-ESTATES 40Pflllexea. $91.~Su_S95.950 lull kit, Ira: prtv. deck, So. cyts, drps, stove, 1 blk 4 l bed b I 19XI S. Cout Hwy, Ltauna wtnt'r ftntal ,-... Ce.II ct open Fir n at Laguna. bPach, 1$275 mo 10 June 15. arge rma, U&e am Bea.ch "' -~·t .... : .. :_"_!:"1·~ 1'ocat-" 1051 Site Dr., Brea. {C,ntral 33861 Copper Lantern $160-lITIL Pd. 1 BR. bltn~. rm., cozy fplc, tmma<:MLa.te, ..._ u1 ... wa """ A •-n-Phon 831 2701 2 be s:aJ. Yrly, Adulll, ro ptts, with many other extra.. 3 BR down 2 BR up du-ve. acrou uvm u."a e -yard, blks ach, Larur·ul . E\-es, 613JJUI
Owner trans. Muat sell! LAGUNA NIGUEL plex only 6 dool'11 to th~ Comm. Hosp.) Lot •46. Wkdays call builder, &iz..490i Sl00-2 BR.-2 BA. frpl c home, COZY OJ'M'AGE, 2 BR. fpl,
• I Easy tenna. Fantullc llU.IJOIS SPECIAL bea~h. NoW only S1'9,!).JQ. CONTACT RAY, PK. MGR .. DLX 4 unit w/lge pvt garagl'!_, Balboa Island. l~~ b!k• to heh. $215" mo.
Swimming Poo Va!uo. Prlc<d lor lh• barglin l0% Down lor •howtnr. owo"' ap1, "1>lc. 3 Be. NU-VIEW RENTALS HAL PINCHIN & SCOTT REALTY seeker, 3 •paclous bdrm!, Ca11644'12ll 10 x 50 TeITa Crulsl'!r, 2 Ba+ 3 super 2 Br apts. 613-4000 or 494·3248 Reali.or 675-<Cm
536-7533 Oc f t-1% baths, """" ..... t coo.ntry. •x~l cond, "'ood paneling -Enc l. garages w/11er.1ce \\'ALK to Beach! Bach $90 :;,:~~==,,..-,;.;;::;=:"' Private Beach ean ron -~· lo•w""' '1ndo .. -. I BR ....... Ritt SIZ-Tr.12 "' CUTE CCYrrAG~ 2 Bdrm, -kitchen w1Ut 1as blt·inl, awning, skirtini' Iii tor a i e 968-6894. Also 1 BR boutt, $125 frplc. neat nla' Contna.
\\'hit more could a person NO GAS NEEQ.ED c d teparate service porcb. Le. shed 1 00 S4 COO \ak 6-2 & l BR 0.f. Sll5. 3 BR $27$/mo. 4 mo's rYntal .
"·ant? H~wd nbou\!t ~~ Walk to 11hopplng, schools on OS ~~:h~ :~~~;:u: oUe~ v~~Ult at be0 ~i Df~~8 1~~~· $1E~~::.;~j ~~ Sl&J, H.B. Agt. Fee. Klngaard RE, 642-2222
ing, we eL'Ora and church. Sharpest house •tu,...e, Excellent nnanctng ~/646-1M7 Bdrm, 11.! Bath ~plex Corona ,.1 Mer COZY: Rustic So. of ll"'Y· 2 BA home on a generous In town, with new •1.1ck shag x ••/new ·---1 Id• I 7 000 -t BR •· -~
60 100 II I t In Co-n· d•I "' D'-·t'" on ffelater P·~ • pr!··, al '""' ••• 500 B k B B t DOUBLE v.·lde '41)' + den · £o<Lb s .. " • · , .,..;aut. ituuen, no 1.ta':. Theo ent;rtainers crpts. ~y $28,500. 0l:e: Cove &: Padfle "" '-""" c•-:...~ AC . ey ea.U y At the btach, on the got( Ton1 ~tiller, A(t. ~2.-48ll NE\V 2 BR, 2 BA, pt>t or <:hild. S22:'.i/mo.
dream. Only ic J,500. Call If Ocean. H~, luxurious, C. F. WV1 '''J Lge 3 BR, CW1ton\ bon\e' in coutll'!, partially tum. Drift· HOUSE + 6 UNITS dlsh11.·a1her, trp\c, \lo'lSher, _c6°'73-l""-169~. -=~~~-I
6447211. quality res ences. FormaJ RNltors '4M020 ~t-d;:~Ch~ 3es~:~e 8!1;e wood. Sl0,000. Pbone 536-5824 New units at 2631 Elden. dryer. N,11.·ly turn. Ocean NEW 3 Br. 2~ DA, frplc,
162-4471 ( -~ dining roonu, fireplacu, l•b Fo,.st. nidwood planter gazebo e~: owner. Chi. l•t user w/::n>% "Tiie view. Ocean side hwy. i40). gar, super nelghborhood!
rJX>.NIGEL
~AILEY &
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• -· ~ -~'--~ J.03 deckl, etc. ..;.;....;.;.._______ closed rear yard. Many' l\L'<· ))X43 PAR.MfOUNT, 2 BR, off. Call Builder 6f6-.4414. 541--0993 or 496-1981. $400-$350. 6~1076.
$92,500 to $115,000 THE SUNNY SIDE of the ury fea tures Onlv Costa ~tesa adult park. Industrial Proper ty 161 Co1ta Mes• NEY.' Spyglass Hill home, CALtF. CLASSIC • Popular 1lrfft 1'11 where you will ht $71· ,oo·o w56alk7_..~ market. sm. DLR --~,agniticent vu. 4 BR. 2~ 2 sty mod, 4 BR, 'f!; 6% ONLY 5 AVAILABLE! In this 2100' A/C, 3BR, ---...xN STUDENT & ;"in~les! 1 Br. ba, 19 Tiburon Bay.
** DUPLEX ** VToA .. ~ucmal•lbBleKIRoon. 96.1. -~:!J.· OPEN HOUS& al' ,F&m-f'!TI. + Conv. den, It 's Convertible WATERP'RONT Cabana. GoodlSOO SQ. FT. TIL T·U~ ?\lob~ Home. $115. Ut!I pd. NICE 2 Br. 1 Ba on -·-' ....... --... Dean' hoine. Beamed . Adults only. $1.'\,COO. at'l'!a of Santa Ana. Hom..,-lndera 547-9641 1 e•.,,,.. ....
• SQ ... OF_jl~. ··~,000 .... Vll. h$SUh1e'flQN •. 161.500. DAILY 10 AM to 4 PM s 1 t-1 n kt t ch. c 1 u b Home or dupll'!x, Quality built Call 5'S-ffi53 or 6~1996, 11 Years old. iJ1,500. Owner 1 ~r. garaS: !!Uper atta.
PreSUge area. '5 B'tt, poOI, r Cl ff D . . n1tmbenhJp inc1. $52,500;-' bedm:lc horM ~~use as-a 0_.... _ _,,.......,...,_., ~n,..· will carry lst truat dttd. GROOVY Bach Pad. 2 Br S215/mo. 6, 2925 .a.tt 6:30.
2 sty, cnt l party area. Ckl•n-496 i rive TOLLE Realtont & Assoc:. 3 & 2 bl'!drm dupfex. Onl,y ...-. r~1n-vv .... , , RoY Mccardle R'eeltor Mobile l}ome. tin. Stu· Co1ta MM• , . 21· .. er. ... vvery ., anxious ... BKR. ··u9Unl' BACl1 ~ ~ ,. fJ86..8500 .-.. c; ,ste1>1. JO; S:llildJ.•._beach. and -~~!JW'Wi: ~JH;1..se1~~ c~~ ,,., 1810"Newport B!Vd Ct.1 rlents/ii,ngl!I ok. 963·5681.-, _ . Lido Iii• c-ha.nnd. On large comer · 541-1729 · HOW.efiftders 547·9641 I.EA:.~ N. C65ta 1.t:tsa ~mR. ~ DREAM HOME 49S.5572, Realtor lot. ~ . HouMs Unfurn. 305 ~~1~~1i1;·~f!"~~:
BURR WHITE REALTOR $34,500 PANTASTIC BUY $119,500. I ";:',':' I Loh for Sale 170 Call Chuck Evuett, o.,..
29:11 NEWPORT, N'PI' BO! .lmmacul"e 3 bednn, 2 bath 8:/k1e::::, .!.,. "":ft .~ ~~ I '·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~-~~I PROBATE SALE General ~141 or aft 7pm, &ll-5TI9
675-46.30 Ol' M0-0166 home. Modem bltna. plush CASTLE + ~vu. Low taxes Ir II Pacific Coast H"'>'• Dana A'LA I.ENT.A.LS
UPI.EX • Owner, builder SZ~r:e~f:!,. ~8:icu':d· SHADOW r:m:r rarden patio. Now 21 BuslnMI Prope!'!Y 154 Point. 14,217 Sq. ft C·l w. '"""'-ll'""Hrvici 3u~~·Ne2w ~;e ~~Rbr~~k wants to sell Ranch stvle y·~ T-· O-'ble see i10,1XX> IHI. Hurry! Open UNION BANK TRUST Ion CJ\!
2 '3 i:u-u. "'•""" !;"Al • ''"·~ 1 5 -Via Udo N~ STORE BLOG, ~--1 H-, OEPI' 12131 687 •-s •· horn!'!. 992 C&.mat ' . 3 BR, BA hon1e + new and belieye. Call ~ A 2 bdrm. home with an ex· """"''· • · ._, "'"'· v.>n11 ~., "91/t f -::1-. MOUSIS 61<>-0m
2 BR apt on lge lot next iiSCMIOiiliiheo,.. •• "' ... •liitoiinii.OiiOiiml pan1iw back yard area. ~~:: Viti• 1797 Orange, CM 642-lm ~: ~ ~ied~ Lots for S.I• 170 J tfil urs. * SHA~P 2 Br.. 1 Ba. ~f~.Ju~~· AAi!.H -24...uOURS· ~~=~?~-=~ f:~ ===-""=----1 •..,..,2.,;;,;,.!l!DllE!!N .. ,,..•l'NP•·o-, ~:. ~~ 1!.~ MPilot, N.B. \'IEW LOT for salt'! DU'Ls. Tpo "11mh o u s,•. I I '0'1w;. 613.-1658 ~M~ n ' · I p W 8Y Owner u,,,_.,ded condo. + ~:,,.1· ~ .......,, ....,....... esa, $85,000. No. 3 Bumlni T<ee,· NlWPOIY & I.AT, C.M .... 2·111> oo garage oal o, ·
F Y H -pf'0\1de Vlewt o the ac c 3 BR 1 \I ba•r~-ti ~ ,_ Bl !\leaa Vtrde. 833-8974 C t Mesa or our ome & a wood ceiling ll\1ng room , • crp ng, SURROUNDED · · i Canyon. {213) 27&-7477 or BIG Bach S145 yrly Laguna I os • · -No hidden costs, delays. with a fireplace. $62,500. Assumable 1'iii a FHA Commercill (2131·823-6766 single, student. utl pd-no"'· TEXAS Size 3 BR, $195.
PRICE REDUCED No obligations, l.5.YJ'.S exp. w/paymentl at $228. Open IY PARK Property 158 Mountain D Hrt BEAM. 1 br dplx $160. Avl. Patio. Oar. Kid• ok. . BRASHEAR REAL TY ~I Howie, Sat .t SUn. Call for • • shag drps-pet ok-praae Homeflnclers 547-"41
TO $46,900 14i.741 Evu 961..1171 VT"O~'lfl~ ~t lo see· Eve1. Dys, \\'liat a neat location!! A BALBOA Jsland·~larine A"e . Resort 174 NEAT 2 Br dpb: ~. ~~ ~=~Is ~r1~l '"'!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!'!"'!!!!!!'!!!'!'~ REAL ESTAT! ~'. ~~cinty.E v e • =~nto~ll~eshlT:!d a: For~~ t;;:~e~l:;10,ooo LAND ~¥JEtni, ~tn;aatncd~~~-ls~ ~:,,i1if5o.Al3'° B~°!!
This js a large family home OWNER TRANSFERRED ..___ BMch dty lights. And on the In· 8.7% Return C&D, stv, tncd for pet. SlBS. Aa:t. F~. 9794130
only two years old and ••• GOOD BUY , • • ll9() Glenne')ft St.9-00 6 •-...-,-:rt side, a bl'!autUully upgraded Reaklnomics, 8'cr. ~00 Desert Hot Sprlna1 -~foblle COOL Bren' 3 br 2 be. WON 'T Last 2 BR. Dplx.
tastefully decorated. Four 4BR, 18'.K) sg rt. Only $35,000.1 .494-..,94!!!!!!73!!!!!!!!!!!!'!'!!'l~~54!!!!!!!!!t o••uDt':ENING home -.1th Karaatan carpet, home land -51'x80' -112 S250on rtver, kkh I.: pets. S160. Cara(['. Kid• ok. bedrooms. three baths and Spacloua hvrm & dinrm, 1" """ , proftasional decoration and NEWPORT BEA;CH Blk. trom clubhouse _ POOL Table ! br 2 b<t $275 Homeflnders S47..f641
a Iarge 'family roon1 make like l!iO'..,_crpt ~ MONARCH BAY • NtwPor.f y Towera most every possible option Prime Bayfront Site $4,500. Call 646--0555. family & pet. F.P. 2-car.
it; a most desirable h>me. laundry nu, cozy brlCk Ip) 1bla 4 bdrm., 3 bath, Spaniih 1 &. 2 BEDROOM avaUa.ble. A top value ·at For boat repalr & sales BALBOA'S Best 3 br, 2 ba. 3 BR, 2 Ba, pr, tncd. Kids
It is locllted on a corner 30' covd p"aUo. Nr schools style home has a paneled CONDOMINIUM HOMES only :ssfl.900 Fee. Bill Grundy Rltr. 675-6161 Near Lancaster and Ed,..·ards , $300 yrly-lt's a Steal!! & pet ok. Nr. C.M. Hospttal. ~ul de sac. lot In a quiet, & shopping, This "'On't last, family nn .. frplc. in mstr. Bayfront Hotnea ._ Call 644-7211 Condominium• AFB. Great Potentlal Hotel BIG Onc 5 br, bonus 3 ha. $30). &i~
small c·o mm unit Y sur-call today. Bl<R. 847-3584 bdnn. &: a swimming pool. Boat Slips for Hie l60 site -appx. 10 acres ~All oomforts of home! • 4 BR, 3 BA ;rov.·nhoWle. ~{~cling a JfkbaO~r is VACANT Guarded gates, priv. beach Full Security Higbrise: tkm $100,00'.>. Call 646-0065. $ LANDLORDS"$ SJSO/mo, D/w. Balcony. ~ndmgf~o thee h~ a se-club. Sll0.000. Steel & concrel.I'! ronatruc t-Bjt;r"am-mr,tillffii;-W Neilr MOJA~E-BARON VAL-FEE FREE. Call Us Today Pool, gar. 833-1653/833-8974. ~~:LJ~ow ... ~r!!'.'-f.,i'!!!.,.Jl.i.'/i1060~ 4 BR, 2 BA. brand new ln· TURNER ASSOC. Prlvate"9alooni wtl in gar. $36,IXX> 646-3747 att LEY . appx. 5 acres Sl!,!Xll. $ ALA RENTALS $ 3 BR, 2 bas, Fam-rm, trplc. -"· side, outside, fireplace, car 1100 N Coast Hwy. La.guna 2 garage ~,..per t. 4r30 Pm Wkl!'"'• Call "'" ==. Nev.-nnrt & Bay, &<2-8313 dble gar. Oeon,. no -u. t~ayJ lot. block fence. All terms. • 494-lln. Root top aw~ . . "'J • ~ I"' r -
p.... D• • $33900. , , Um11ual Opportunity to NEWPORT HEIGHTS . Duplexes/Units ~ It Has S265. mo 546-8226 unO 1n1ng BRAsHEAR REAL TY OPEN SAT/SUN l'urcbue Bay&ont Property eo.y & a1c,ct1ve 3 BR, '" tole 162 c That Cenaln 6 BR. Ii. llv. nn., lam.
In Costa M-~ "'2 7411 Evu ~·1118 an•ND NEW In Newpot'I Beach. BA, fittpl, ·~~ ~1 THE .' Somelbtng rm. Good oon!l.1435 ·Offer! ..---• , ~ "" _ 310 remando Rd., N.B. door opens to lf<U-uen. """""" DUPLEX Everyone Wants Agent: 642-74!Jl·. :edf1~~~a:ins~~~vi~ REPOSSESSIONS 1015 Oro
4 Bfr $56,950 675-IJSl ;~~·~GIITS Oi..D COM =. l~"!t C:i;f; I~ a ~;~~d ~"';,~::1: "D'°a"n::a::,,.:ot::;:.:nt::::.:'-----
wtlh 3 bedrooms on R-2 For inforinatlon and location 1243 Momlnplde $82,950 LIDO CLASSIC Nl'!ar Olff Dr. Q u~ 111 Y 3 Br owner's unit rennls court &: .S16imrning ::;::;.::c...:..;::;.:;_..,.. ___ I
lot. OK for 2nd unit. $32,900 of 1.hese FHA & VA homes, TRANSPAC 67S..1219 Dramatic Grecian home & oonst. Lrg livrm,~lrg dm-fam $14,900 pool just steps a·,•ay. or_ AVAIL now new 3 br, m =~~~~Rhl108ENK'.E' L'OntacKIA· SABIAN ''A WORLD S'roPPER!" :J~l\1:R .. ':!~ndin.H~~ :;;'~3B:m!~~·th3o~ 133-0780 {BKR) RON • ~WJl'!~t <~J~~~:On: ~~ n!' ~'.
4 BR., den, tam. rm. w/wet Am\lltlllsee.$159,500 gueat rm. Jron ·gate NEW DUPLEX v.1th formal dining room, =::::,=.:...--~--~II. ·~~1·1;·~·~ Real E•t•te 962""'4 bar, beams, trpl., unique FOURPL&X entryway. $68,0CKl. MENOOCJ.NO COUNTY fireplace, Juxary carpell & FRESH as spring, delliibt. ~ 1 $ --:-=====.,.--bit-In kitch. Approx. DX> Balboa Penln. Good tax F. Klngaard R.E. 642-222'1 3 BR, 2 BA House + 2 195 AC. AU )'f. atream drape!'!, or call it the one little home, 3 BR $285. Eve. .~ ; LEASE-OPTION sq. tt. Entire gitiund1 ahell $125eol * BAYSHORES * BR; 2'n ~ Apt. frPlc's, Some Timbtr-0nly $29,900 of a kind with a side yard 495-44116;:::<:~"-"or'-<9>-~:!:133::::!;1.---I . _ ·-••··~ 3 BR, 2 BA Townhouse. ii.cm sprinklered &: walled. er. ' gars, patios, yard s, etc. large l'!no\lgh to 1tor' your H I a.ct.
Do-.11. Assume FllA loan. ~·Ont Buy -iG"Z.SOO Jo'antastlc Ba.ya~ Dr. Newport Heights. Home & I,) A. Garden $12,500 motor home, boat or _u.;.n;..t.;.n"gl'-Dft"-"=='--·1
F i repla ce, new thag MISSION REALTY 494-0731 Approx. 2600 sq. ft. 4 BR., Call Builder, 646-4414 I campf'r? Localt'd high on RENTALS
carpeting & paint. Next WOODS, COVE CHARM ~micJi>' ,r;;,nocr, Steps to the Income Property 166 Rlvertront CampiJ'Ound l60A th!'! hill above Corona Del
Si wi/~n,™::~nr& ~~~~ =:fer. toCbe~~: ~~~ Enjoy this 2 BR & iuest THE BLUFFS c1vWo0o REALTY 6 UNITS 'r~i6 Trade tor o.c. ~ t~ Far:=gt~~~ ~~~~tu~·:::::::::::
3 Bclnns .. 2 ba., frplc., bit· c"'="-''""''"'O"'al"'e"',"'963-ll"""'746c--rutne:'~~~~dej:i:; ~!o~~: ~~~ 2%0:.~~.: 64U033 543-1200 BEACH SPA-NISH Real Est•t• bl'!a.ch & 1teps to tt!nnls. 3 BR HOUSE" ......... $325.
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1:r~ :~~).. cda=~~~h~~= OPEN HOUSE block to the beach. 1;;'tetully d~i-atoo; xlni SINGLE LEVEL Exchange 182 j1"'1';:~n!t Jat!,~~: ~~: 3
BR H~i1K5EJU;'HiP"' $300.
new. Poolsize Jot. $34,450 v1~ Bd~. 2
3 st~th~a~~ Red C•rpet, Re•ltor1 cond. Lovely overalzt'd patlo BLUFFS ''LINDA'' 1 year old. 3 block.I to beach! lease. Call 644-4881 REAL Est ATE -JO% Down. ,prestige area. Forinal din-497-1761 , overlooking the iireenbl'!lt. 3 BR, 2 ba., corner lot, del'!p Tiny v1ew of Blue Pacific . EXCHANGES a specialty 842·441l6
CALL I!\. ,4,.1414 ing room, wet bar. 1tIANY ALMOST FINISHED • A truly fine hom'! Call to pile crpting. prtvate patio. Gorgeous 2 story· 6 unit lNin & Jrwin, Reallon; EXEClJTn.."'E trlll'!vel. 3BR.,
9\:1-' EXTRAS' i;-...n •• In uJ ed 2 &ee. Might oonsfder lease option. apartment Spanish motif. Box 838, CdM ~ill 3 BA. near beach. Private
........ • 962-4495 Bkr $43,'lSO .-.....,. 1 at ' MORGAN REALTY $69•500. Zero vacancy. Bargain RHl ·Est•t• W•nted 114 Nim/tennis ~lub. Lea.w
llALTY Open Mar 1-f.1ar 5,i-5 Pm. ~~~ ~t(y1~~. '61:a::: 673-6642 67U45f RECADLRTBOIRNS-MA'Ul.;662 ~5~~f"";;,a1u:o..;.,1 ~;; PVr. PARTY WANTS TO HouMI* Apt1. $400. per mo. No fl'!e . N•1r tte"p•rl Po1t Offlct FRANCISCAN Fountains 3 celling, Iota ~~torqe. 10'25 F · 1 1 COATS k WAL LACE . * EASTSIDE * h1nt loc.; 3 BR .. 11,i baths.
dining nn.; sunpor c h ;
beaut. lnd.scpg. $35,000.
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er, tam rm. Beautifulcond .. Oro$t.,Owner494-42.88 eOPPORTUNITYe antast1cappreca!onarea. BUY HOME DIRECT * 145·0111 * REALTORS 962-4454. Call today 833-3305. FROM PVT PfY 539--3962, tt;~1 Tom 1.tlller, Rltr. •i::• :q.81t. ~w'i;t ~'. Sale/trade lovely 1Llnda I~le lrtyESTMl~~l!~I HOUSE wanted. Pvt pty wUI _ W.11thCOITAMllA 3~:~ ;:~i &bl~~~~?°
BIG CANYON 4 Br. fam. rm, 4,ii ba. Pier! -•i:-• mi pay all cash tor local $.il,Q.$140-Furn Bacht-lors.1 $200 k ._ Dal DUPLEX 1-3 BR, 1-2 BR, Lg. patlo, $ 64,9(X) Ownr. & sip. $240,000. Denison As· • · 1 property. 640-0008. $110 &: Up· Furn I Bdrma!. mo. u 1"'-~
1 yr old, near beach. 49f-55n 3 BR home, right on 11th &oe. 613·73ll , , From $195-2, 3 & 4 BR ,963-ll=.::.7:.:"'c..' ------1
$.i5;000. OWner. 548-3446 or * EMERAID BAY 3 BR hwy. Nrw llltlng. $149,500. NWPT HGHTS 411 EI hOuses, families ok. 3 BR. 2 ha, lg. yd, vlc.
4941364 eve 3 ba View from sundeck. Open D&ily 1·5 (Vacant.) Modena, 3' bdrm., 1 be. I · l[i] $165-1 BR. Unf. house. I~f· Bushard & h dam!. N 0
OWNER t..rg.· 4BR, +FR $139,0C(lloffer 491-UBl. 11 Rlll'! Verte. Call 67':>6900 cottage Lot 50x127 A real nu.new • MAC. Child. Yard. PETS. 551-1100, 9·4, ask for
+ 2 BA, trplc, Asa;\µJ'le VA, channe'r. Ocean vu' $39,500. BAKER'S DOZEN $270..Pool tab!!'! + 3 & Fam. Pat. 962-1026, aft 6 pm. -
0042 \Voodlawn, 532-9503. ,. Bkr 548--mt, eve. 557-4617 ..... ii 13. And that is how Rm. Kids A pet~ gar & 3 BR +dln rm. Seabury
H ti t H bo SEEK & FIND Th• Brighlesl S!ars Ir! mony unit. tbat can be,... B ~""'· Jra<t. W,O. W..ik to beach. BURR WHITE REAL1'0R un ng on ar ur . NORnt BLUFFS levl'!I atruct~ on lhl1 property uslne11 WE llAVE ?o.IANY, l\iANY Sut>'r iharp. 962-7859, 2961 NE\VPORT, N'PT BCll. 2180 sq ft overlooldna Back mned. R-5. Nur the new Opportunity 200 · MORE?~! 962-44~
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DQ.1630 or 640-0166 A RAH D $ 0 C I p S A C N I AT L A Bay 6 mu. Reduced to Wntmlnlter mall. Call tor LANDLORDS FREE -• ..., 250 Ownr 64()..0046 * TV/St DAo ... 1.. GREAT AREA~ 3 BR. 2 D .l ~ MESA VERDE ,,... L U ~ U X B S N D ..... • ' detailt. erl'!O n.c.,..... ..._ • • ~ BEAOI HOUSE be.i atta, T1!e Reel Eatai. Pair Mu" SeU! ............. 15,100 LANDLORDS! H$om2<S. _'i1~.!'..,""·54ok7· .~1 4 BDRhf, Golf oourse borne. 'L p A R I T H H "'"' lo -· ~~~ 5.,2551 •-'l-* Fast Food Take""OUt . ..,. nu....-~ L!rg living rm y,·/trplc, ()y,:ner 'Call m:'Uts. ,,_,.,.,.,, -. or --.. dood location ......... $5,900 \\e Specialize ln Newpor. ~nlng nn. kitchen barbeque VI~~~ R 0 R A U D !( * Auto Body & Paint Beach. e Corona del Mar e 2 BR. 2 itory condo, 1'1:
& eating area. Detached .BEACH CONDO BAYCREST owner 4 Br, 2~ 4 UNIT APT BLDG. w,n Estab ........... $.'\O,OOO It Laguna. OUT" Rental Ser· Ba. shag carpet. drps, ""°-
glime nn ,...11.h wet bar/ $24,500 Full Price H 8 A S U P Ba. F.R .• 2 fp. as1ume Great rental area &: good *Auto aale• It teaslni vice Is FREE to Your 'n')o dryer. ~295l: 968-1Sl9, · · ~fiig & (rplc. Lovely pAlios and fully furnl&hed. 0 n I Y A U H o c R r A A I It 5"%, s74,950, 54HQ44. im:eltmt. Cotta Mesa. Four 50 To 80 Can mo, , ... i25,000 Nu· View! 2 BR. 2 Sty, pool, a.tN:iand.
A gardens. !\laster Bdrm $2500 down payment. Why STARTER DUPLEX $34,WiO. 2 BR unl1.1. Inc. $8.136 )11'. * Jeweley ~tore NU-VIEW RINTALS New. $235. mo, Ask tor
suite Includes offiL>t area, l'Cnl? Call R O L L C N D E N Y L N L t; U X Xlnt cond. <>wn6'1 apt vac, Try 1(11'.-' dowrl. S65 COO Sa.leg&: repair ....... $40,000 673-4030-or 494·3248 DAve, 847~. 96!-'7G7
$19,500 oc lrade l40,100 ~tWIBCllt e'E L Owll/Agl 67'....SU WHley N. Taylor Co. RIVlliRA RIALTY 1 ;;;;;;;i:;;;;;;;;;ii;;;;;;;;;;;~;;1 eEA01A!U:A·2BR.ILIO.
"'"''-" lor? Owner, 549-2688. •r•<'TV Hewptrt Heights REALTORS 149 Broadway, C.M. $ LANDLORDS $ Utll P..id.
VOGEL VALUE .,.,_, U U Y D L N N T S N E G E L UL nu S.. Joaiuln HIU1 Rd. * 642-7007 * We Neod Yo"' Usti"" H-ellndero 541·"41
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lrl:i: dlstant-e IQ itetnz. K'al· 714: 846-1384 It 2ll: !i9'J·2845 2300 tq, tt.. of Uvtna area, HOUSE + eMach Shop $1bOM yr Save time & Dollars •.. I ;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;j
Mr, &. \Voodlands S<:hMls, S T A R S L £ B A D I 0 E L N O Pool A Jacuzzi, View of e liquor Stort $102M yr $ALA RENTALS S I'
dellghtlul 2 •""Y f11nJJy 1 .. 1.. a.. .. tronl kl1¢1l<n.169,950. 2 UNITS •Cycle Acco• $l92M Y' N""""" & BaY. CJ\f 642-8383 2 BR. 2 .............. sm
hotut, 5 RR. 3 BA, r11m rm, E E 1 C p R E A C H RN N 'f. C 1 R Be quick • bl'! lucky. Call New Triplox. 3 BR. 2 BA eliquor l ie LA on sala ~ :R. 1~ batlu •••••• S300 frpl1~. biljn bar-f).qUC, 00\'> A BtiUT~ on SU~ DB c rt 0 es u E c LET E 8 AL. 8 646-7171. +Two 2 BR. 2 BA Apt•. HOLLAND BUSINESS l BR Hou.se, NB. SUS. CM. R. 2 bathti ••••• i:m/450 ~~ruri''~~ d~n~;,.i~ ;:BR,:ttv!2·1"""1 BA.~tryl ''iharp. M £ ll ALE p Ac RAH DA$ £ I 0 E O'fNflLt• "$AIN10•NUJ =: ~~url')' 540-06M SALES ~170 ~; i i~·~·,~~ .. ~·J:: :, 8BCRRR:·2,:ba1~!~~t~.:·.:·:.:;
a Pointment onl)', Lola .. • Uv. rm.. 9'7M4.30 , IHiuw_,, ....... ........, ~•I Rib' 54.'19346 lrun. rm., tonn. din .. R pc AN o P De NED M 0 Y C 0 RP EASTSIDI! TRIPLEX Bottle Weter Route DELUXE : BR 2 BA <BR .. 3 hoths ........ $425 ~~ ' -• beaudfullY J ands c •Ped , All 2 BR. 1 BA Ila I • CALL 552 7500· SHARP 3 Bdrm. 2 a.. pvt l!t\kUO dart!rOom, r Te a t IJUtl'llCtiofl.: c '11Jdt 11 II~""' lljl~d !."1101'1' appQIT forr.Jrd. /privatrt -•'-I. -Own your ov.n bottle wattr Townhouse. R e c re • t 1 on •
M tfo, Mt'Sll Verde. by lnveatrnmt. ssr,!IOO. !551~6 bll'll•ll'd. op, down,°' dilt;°"~u, ill llw pUllk. find txh -:-lim. .&...~.I J ' route.. Will train II quall8td. center. pool. p.25/month. VISION .. ., "'" ... ....:o hkkkn n•• llld boll it In 11 tl'IO'A·n: 2 .._...,. r1..-w wn '""''"' na n c n I Best t...A. Area available. ~ yn,r. ~ CONDOMINIUM ADllUA CAfllOPlll PROCYON :.;::~ ----avallable. $51.000. Also 3 Wiii adjUSl route Atzie to .;:;;,==-~-----
Ownt:r 3 Bl' 2 Ba, dln An Alpine tttrol tn the ~.!" .. "a £."!.'ult.A ,""',.'.!-1-.,. ; NEWPORT SHORES more to chocm btom. Jn\lftl 1lt yoor neodJ, Elm 1l!i00. BalbH lsl•nd red h II , !rg ,.,..,, $35,100 !wart ol Cefttn) Irvine ~, --:l -• rr.. CCM1119tUftl. '" mo. l'otentl..i. w11lml100. • j
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.-.ct.: 111 port SPACIOUS 2 BR from S~ "~,,!i!! l:t~f"-~~:.!_awn~rl t.dUtin. Dt Ill· ft. c,ed, putlld Co1ta Meta . Whitt nuonable. '3Q21 tw&. 3 BR. 2 Bl pr dote to Adultt .... 1.. Pool Rec Rm .......... • .... .,. • • ..,.,.. ... room. dMe' to Sin I dlvidedi Sta/mo. m "1d:dlen, black ti.bowl ocean. Ne'\ll·Port Sti 0 re• • Ooeed ..,...,. • 'Pell <*. ' Newt.ope Me1 .. 1as Clemente It J.AcW1a Beach. Main St.. Hi.mt. B c b . arey t:)W, WI')' dbce!'t; &10W. I EDGE. N)ult~~1._ no~· Rl!r1. M2r at \~~fle!Llon i.n: Apts. ~play ~ o u i 5.16-0205 ~when be eeu fwtdch NEW LAW::2006
Lie. $225/mo. 211-B nrBkcht:Slattt .. SfJ..0089; til7S.t;,..~·s.A..-remuran':;tsO . .Mk:IUp. BUX:. wfU, turnlture_llrtp-10 .. r:f: =u~ EXPER. Gudenrf. K:Boal'
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lit W""""' Btuilc Blda-i;.;;, lolond PINICRllK "" Brand New Doi~" 2 l 3 Furn. ao Uftfurn. m ,..,tols to SllON ° lbi) lnduotrial Rontol 450 -k .... Ille fl v«Y dull Yamagudlf Gardon -
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Doys 512·7000 Nithh YIU.Y. v,..,. de 1 In b I• TO ITS NAME SH 18th st . 347.J957 Co,... .,., Mar WORKING ... w ft h -a,IAllNe 646-<l818. 64U265 alltr iPM ~ AduJlJ imly, "Upper i ·nr, · • "-" $'149.28R.Cl'pts,-drpa,atove, chlldren-wouldllke40ahare ...................... ~ARD, male Bta&le Glnlt!:tl hr¥~ ............. ..,_ ... ,_11 BL \V/w, Frplc. Tc~ace. ·over 500 tall treet and 10 gar. Pool.J~ J<eelton~nr exp«n11e9 ln my home In Nff M.1 Tenier-rmtr,>-~ size.;-, -w .. --r2 8 CO BBQ. Xtru me • llv rm. slreama wllh ~ wale:rlallil Beach I: B!ater. J{jda (Jr MtM Verde with aame. blacik, brown • wfrt. needl cAPT.iiNS CAR CARE
2 8~ CO~ • • = mu.. :!:· UXl/mo. & 7 5 -S 9 8 9 or create a reJaxJna: aellln&'. fDr pet ok. 842-0389, 842-400t ~ ... ; Muar be ~ble and ll..!:~i •;;:-i:; ·St. =11ea~ lotl llB/FV Hanel rWnlna' a-wu=, ln-
'lBRlI01.fE ··msi:'i:.e' 6'f3...)197 )'OOC' 11pru:ioua new l· or 2-CLEAblN;. .. qulet 2 BR. nrldy fl,, ~~~"--~~m~~-.. )'9.t'dha to ... ,,,. r.arrer9 .mold __ , ·•·--aide It out!~ Plept, ~
RANCH .. R••L'-''i lol .... P1t1iniula bedn>om apartmonl From new "'" Wtrl•ao pd, chll ,,.-;· .•.___ -•• uu a ''""' • mo. .,_, ,...,,. " Dell...,.. ·~ op · " ""' ,, 1 ;;.;;=;.::..;..o;.;;-==--1 $170. Fumlture available. ok, no pets. $160 .I: $165. at~ ~share_. _Call ll!n f4alem1Lte. "Toby." Blk l§-1191 er 6f&.3632. J * 55J;.-* $J5 WEEK & UP Office open 9,00 to s,oo. 2300 84Z-1652. 2 Bil. t own-. trple, R•t1•5'IH<Ti.. * COSTA M•SA Jt w7whlte marldngi on la<~. BOY ""'°" .-,.ro
e Seeplnc Rooms -{'alrview Rd., a.ta Mesa. NEAR New 2 BR, t blk lrom $250.. 1 BR. rrom $195. YOUNG Female d e' i" e a UOO • 1300 • J'OO • 2500 aq ft ~ &: feet. Vic. Maanolia won. 1 can do odd Jobi.
e l:loUtdc.Hplna: Room• P'heoe: S45-2:300. to ahnpplng 1: ·trwy, t chUd l>ool , teunJ.I,, continental male tra'Vet 'executive type lnduatrlal unit&. SEE • I Ellll, F.V. Pb. 57758 Experienoed call 830-erJ
e Ocean View Apts COAST AnS. ok, 00 pet1 .• $165 per mo breakfast. Sepan.te fa.nilly roommate to 11hr ~nt for ROBERT NATTRESS, • LOST belle puppy. Poodle after 1 pm.
IALBOA INN I tW1'1 $1~ I 646-3786 or Ms..-0760 ll!Ct10n. Oo.e lo lboppini; clauy party penthou ae. RLTR. I: Sbt!Ue. Vie um w. PL~IJMBIN~~~G'--o,,=-,"n"t1"'ru'-CAL.=cl
$1»-UtU Pd. Snl8.l.I but nlce 1Qj Main Slreet * NOW RI NTING * NEW APJ'S. \VAIJ< TO I: ftne beach. 6"-2611 &44rlil56 Costa l'lftu. 91'9-&5TI MacArthur, S.A. Reward CARPENTRY. No job too ~I~, )'lll"tl &. pado. f15.8740 NEW 2 Bit. 2 BA townhouse BEACH. 1 l 2 BR. From GIRU lo 5hatt 3 BR Penln NEW BLOC M·l, 12 Unlta, offered, DO quNtions uked. amall. FI: B Home Repair, ~til!:ai'v~~nltb ~ ~~' 2 BR. 1 BA. carpels, drapes, I up11. Patloll, enCkl900 gar-$150 • to $235. EX'TRAS. Cotti MM.I apt between bay &: beach: 1250 Sq. Ft. U76. Z!0-3 ph. 557-0UO "l<Z-::::';;403.:;:;:.=~~-=o;I
t.rl0-Cwi101n 3 .UR, 2 Bt\, l\lol. agtli. 125 Melody Ln. OPEN ~2579. $45 or $50. Gal'. m.c20 Front Offtct, crpta. lup LOST SUver White Persian .. THINGS" by Nooae. Gen'I ~~~~~·~l~d':.Y~~ $215/1.10. 67:HlQ ~·k/day14-fl,Sal &:SUnl-5. L....,,.a Beadl WHAT YOU ~ 2iu:n~~ = ~rm~Zi ~lmc.:. ~~~ ~. ~·e~~i:
yon. Costa Mesa ii I : .., NEW de!axe Townhouse. 2 Pofnt area. ~ Days 64&-6033. eve& 646-0681 ~ ~anntna 2 Br. •Tp!c. .$30 WEEK & UP l t • · 11 Bl' + ~..,en. 9''el bar, ocean ~r .... for Rent 435 N. OOSl'1_~A~~u·-• jfiml HOME REPAIR SERVICE ~/pet .. itcome. 3 J\rcb : ~ud~~iit:~~ A\'ail. ~.e *t =· wt:ooto ~~~w: >:· G~ET IS . MINI WAREHOUSES s1J.Ato.Pbil-SuUiv:. ··-t!!f -El~Re:.~~11oo. .,.Lr& 4 + Fnn1 lbn. cleanbli. New Deluxe 1 BR STO··GE Realtor, 548-6761 ' U-ull Frplc, all bllns, child/pct. •~Service~ Htd. pool AGT. ' 675-6900 Townhouse ocean view wlk """ ,_ "I NU VIEW RENTAL · e Children & Pet Section -to beach.' S300 ~ + No Move-in er Move-out 110c PER SQ, FT. 5'f;teola & '-""'--"--'------1
• :i 2376 Ne~ Blvd., CM NEWLY DECORATED cleaningon lea.se.~2axr ALL YOU'LL charges. From $1.S> per36001/t 4001 Bln::hL~ fMtrVcffont I 575 MOVING, Hau l lnc. &IJ..4030, or @1-..i48 MHT"'ao or 645-3967 BEAUTIFUL Men-V•rde montH. Baun1iiardner 541«W -Experlenoed. Re I tab 1 e .
FAN T A S T l C O c ewi TRAILER for rent, WO + GROUNDS HamUton I: N.....,rlarHf St., HB Stor._ 455 READING 1euons, non Reaslnatff. Free e • t ·
Vlew-&·u.nd 11u lfi C\Wtom util. Nr. s~g. \Y/D, 10 Minutes to Ocean. HO~IE AnfOSPHERE-Dlx 2 ALLSPACE ;;..z.;;.. P!'Oftt ·r ·cll,.rlat . spotl!ll-'&ii-=1'0:58!::._ __ ~--
2 bl', 2 &. LrJ: <1cdc A/C, encl patiO. Storage ClOtiC to bu1 line&: s1ore11. & 3 br. Rental O(c, 3095 .. Jf70 900 SQ rl' dry, .ecure ~ctive, minimum YARD, i'ar&P clean-ups,
overk>okirw Boat Caeyon. shed, Older penon or oouple Gas Heat & Slove. Water. r.tace Av~. 546-1034. NEED Offl It I ~~ 1~ spaCe an.II.-All <r brain...dys funct:ion •• percep remove trees, dirt, Ivy. Leue.GuuUlpd,4if·1-QI. desired. See Mgr El Nido Garage. Rec ru.t. LawKlry ••• c• Mtta ~part. 5.i7-688t lrvtne. ha.ndicapwelromeb0ys7·15. drtvev.'ay1. atump1.
-BEAUTIFUL Ocean VScw 1640 Newport Blvd., Cl\t ' Room included. AlrJcond & Newport Beech Qu llty S -'S , •--/ R9nt1l1 Wanf'H 4'0 Call P. Connolly M.D.' ,.::8'::1..:-"6tl=:..· ~-~~~
borne on 1/3 acre. 3 Bdrm, ~.HOLIDAY PLAZA Swim'&' Pool. Adull8, oo * 2 WEEKS FREE* VISTA I l: ~~-•'!-536-9669 il.oc.AL It haul~
2 bath. very private. f'iew DELUXE Spadou1 1 BR tun pell. y ' ' qvfprMnt . . YOGA -eve claues beg, by 1tude~ truck. Cill'J)eta, new d r a. P, ea . apt. $1.50. Pool, Ample put. 2 BDRM. $175 &: $180 ista del Mesa Don t rent an office until SALES EXEC\mVE, family inter. new term 1tarta aoon Reu. Barry. 531-1235 or
Vacant. $t5/mo. \;a I l Ing. Adults, no pets. H•cl9nda de Mesa ADULT GARDEN HO?\.fES on you .haw lnwatlgated the of 3 needs 3 BR or 2 BR Costa Mesa ~1929. · s.,'!S.9438
6'£..771.l ask fol' Frank Olli)'. 1965 Pomona Ave., C.M. 160 W. Wilton No. l Colt i IRVINE AVE. AT l\fESA new &: unique concept of-&: den, nr. beach,' )'eal' lease ' -===· ---~-
L-Hiila . $155 & UP I l\10\le in w/deposill only fered by mE EXECUTIVE Local ~rs. S1able .. By I ~ MOVING? Local tum. or -*SUS CASITAS* GIGANTIC' & 'BDRM. .1BR11*1 """ l22ll LAGO :l.,FFI~ ~-.;,;~u~t Aoril t. ;o.1325 m.mJ • _..._ __ , . = S::.~·ssf.J.i !Um.
3 Ni:!' ,e:.=~i:: Fumlihed Bachelor'• I You Bet it'• undcrpmed! Day &: N1ght Security, Pool, m f 11 a a I e I reps: YOUNG widow w/2 am] ' MOVING Haul.lD&' Mup
crpu, drpa.. 2 car i:ar, WJe !iJ~· Ex:ceptlonally That's why these a,pts. ~~:~ ~· bW:~: LuxurY likeGde adult living, semi-Tetired exeartlve1 · -t"dren desperately needs rentah 'rw retaible 'Ex· ' ot pooil, compl maint, ce. o Newport Bl, 01 v.-on't last lnng. Crpts, color TV. Ea. Apt. has comlort and taf: Iva c Y' new &: l n ~end en t or 3 Br hae or apt. N.B. AppH-.ce R•lr per 7 day. 832.7581 • liaG-~. 2 •-TIW1~,1C\k,. POOLI • l drps, 11ove & retri&. Lo{s dishwuher retrig shag cpl al~e ttn aecurlty, ~~bl . ~~ or C.D.M. area 673-7682. & Parta SKIPLOAo:£R I: d~p truck u i a.-,. ~ ~ IP r a ol green lawn. Covered &: pvt 'Uo ' d k boa .... , 1wlmmin&, tennis, av ...... e -, rece)>uuna~. · .->. .. I nweMion Vfeje sWrcaae, frplC, pa t Io . garages. Adulla, no pet&. ~ pa... or e c . handball, cm. u.unu and tecretarietr all necessary ~-B~byslffint . . work. Concrete, __.t, SEVILLE 2. BR..· 2· bas., .Water •-Gu~.,.. 54-U68 ~ Fu11ettoo ·Ave. (1 ~blk Yacht Cub. Ef6denclet, 1, ~Uxnent,' fumlshina:s, H ~ . _ . s.1n1<ln&', lnaklna. 8~711D.
•·· Specl4cuju vktw, OO<maiut. BEAl:JT FURN l Br •Iota E. of. Newport: Blvd., &: l J-B~. l b,_a .. _Furn. Vear .. ~· 2, 2 I' Den from $175, v.•lth .~· , · ' 2 loeaUona • 21~ ~ . HouMCa....tnt
.. ,,,... ocm _,,,.. ,..,,. --... of l':lttiliis,-PQOI, ,:·walk · to !".. ~ .. oL'nl'I • 5'>: '•ot ·'"Raf,.• -C.M. r. tlf ..: •. ,.,,.,,-r -·evttYth!na: W)'Otl need an N~UI! ~ "'Jer' ~. ~ ,,,... ~.::-~ • • F~ • yard. --mo.,_...,,,.,..., OiMl"".-..a ahopplNf, ml from bch S150 ~ inc ' u . ,~r . ....., •·•••• a apartment to be. .."_.., \;f!t1 "°' "'WI P GoOd. care. F'Menda. -Aey.' DfCEIJ,00 Hoosecl~ Ntl"'°port BeeCh mo. Also unfurn $135/!ifO. 3 BR. 2 ba. lilcolas Dr., Suite 106, NB. •nonels 530 tlnui 646-5836. by~ day. Own tnm;p. $21
-~· --001 w.19p>_St. SIS-0<92. MARTINIQUE APT5. Nowly decor .......... -.$300 MESA VERDI EAST llrport Area, :00. BIWn<u · BABYSITn>!G;,, my homo. per day. 83tHl6l8.
NEW Harbor View, $S75 mo, BACHEL0i!b:~v/ Jc. Utll 2 &: 3 BR. AllD Furn. Udo 2 ~r, 1 ba Furn.•• $32'5 AND AD.AMS AVE. Center Dr., Suite 180. Fenced yard & References. fncotMTlx
2 oty, 3 or 4 BR, 31i bal, ~~·• ........ , Pr! ti 4.l'R llftl apt. Yrly .... S40tl COST• MIS• 644-4711 133-1122 UYIN.._ I ~~~--.J',!;~~~~ .. ~· -~·./~7.;:;::;:".;:;r:=:;::-/ >m 1q It frplc . ~ e. 1787 ue>w ... ora. v.Apa oa. "' "' .., 1_......,..... area.~
""'""natlOR p•t dm rm' Ave.&15-6l56 Pool.N,,ohpg. ""'"°"'" 5411• MISSION VIEJO IS A IA''' BABYSITTING In my 1-TaxS.rvlce bun rm, + l(:e' bonus mi I Bl'. tum. Lrr.$165. Ideal 1777 Santa Ana Ave., C.!of. • .:..,. • • Corona del Mar home.· Full penonaJ or buainna
tcr aep. apt or ram.Uy for Bachelonr. AdulU. 1993 Mir· lU &16-5542 OFfllCl!S WHEN YOU 'IND or pAJ't time. ~2l21.. 23 Yeara HArbor' Area
, n t orta!nmenl &IO-Ll2"1, O,urch. 518-9633 . SPACIOUS 2 BR triplex. 2 nlE ,EXCITING CLOSE TO HtwE THE RIGHT PEltSON I Carpontor (n4l 675-6476
51:11H'l24 , 64&-.ta:! exL 1465 TRAILER. 2 BR. tum. BA, $110/mo. Crpvdrps/ PALM MESA APTS. All amenities &: ufil:'inc1 Data Process Introductlonl: For Appointment ~!. v1:e:ae~ ~ Adults, no S:~·· :!:::i8~. ~o ~&-en~ ~t:e~s~ PARk-NEWPORT ~~ 2WJ(~ ~· 21992 ~~·u!1° c!-P~~. S47.4667 24 Hour ~ ·,~bi-P1~tlntJ!-rn,
J BR, J.'am-rm. .frplc. .:! BEAMED Celltnp.lBR Sl.60. 424 lord Rd, O.I. 645-5489. APARTMENTS Adult.I, No Petz. A\'ery Parkway &: so Frwy. "THE Am DAT 1 NG re-modeling._ Free ea:t. local per "I
baa., i + l!]:..n:•I nm. ~ ind utils .. EJS0e .locatJoo. 2 BR, adult.no pets . Bachelor l or 2 Bedrooms 1561 Mesa Dr. 13l·16QtL. GAME" ref. 67·2!M3 bef. 10 an.
poal1 Nice 1 y landlcaped PH : 642-801J/9Ei8-4960 $185/MO. UUI \!lei. Ccpts, and To\\llhouse& • (;> blka !rom Newport mvd.) 5().60 YR. aroop. From the 6 pm. * Wlll•fll Pamti"I
~tlm,RBO&ll>-R l.tt!V_ll!W' 58&-Sj241LLS Huntinateft •---L, drps, DIW, earb. diapl. Fr. $1.'lUJ Open 9-6 Dally M&-9800 privacy of )Qll' telephone. CUSI'OM Woodwork, remod., Contractors * """ . n ~ ~ Poot Spa . Pools Tennis CASA P.O. Box 74.1, G.G. 534--4622. ~ !: repeil'. Vtnce RESIDENTIAL
BRAND new Monteao $40 WEEkL y 2il Avocado. CM ~mi ~ = F~°j Island 1, ~ I: 3 ~~~~~.I 24 hn. 536-irlS .. • & COMMERCIAL
4BR. 28A, $496 per mo., Encutfft SuitH LARGE 2 BR a t u d Io . Hills~. on oaqwn Sec. ptea, crpta:, drps, LICENSED SPlliITUALlST C1rpet Swwke Finest Crattlmen
llK:lda ~ pool • •-·"· 727 y · ~.-II·~ Ga,.... N'°' -· 1714t ~ltol D/IV, -1, etc. No ..... Spttt1...n.t -·••--JO a.m. Drywall Woll-d~ s«f-.~ ~ ~ 91'.•.-n ..... Adult&. ·No children/pets. . _.. 5Z V1~ St 1t Harbor • 10 p.m. ·:r:-~ oo all JOHN'S Carpet I: Uph)tatery Acoustical C.elllnp
FURN UNll1RN l'3each Blvd. at Ycrktown Avail 3/a>. .2290 Fordbnm, CM. 64Z-89i0 mattms, 3U N. El Ounlno Dri Sh am poo, (Soil Please Call Fer Estimate
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644-«m· : • t{eated PQ01 blaip. G&rail', pat lo . 2 BR, 2 BA adult apta now Un.furn. l'BR near l\ferina, 2 ROOM"altice . "th tantud Conftdent, 1 y m pa the t I c carpets. Save )'OUr money QUALITY palnfuv, int. a: .
.. • -~· VIEW HOME • Laun"-· faciltUea :>18-8278. $190. l.lll -1-1 a,-•1 from -. Sal•• Offl-493-4676 &: 496-6077. vi 1 -N "" c p.......,,......, co un 1e1 t n g, by Avina me extra tripa. ext. All types, "varnish, ; JUV\.D\JI" -""T Del Mw.r. ·a1 _.., · ....... ew 0 evport J#arbor· A A~'ie adoptions ref. \WI clean living rm .• dinine stain, color mat c b Ing, •
-4 BR. ~ :::._,,,Fam Rm. : ~ ~~:' =.'1s.is~mi::~:J P:! d~y: HuntJngton leech ~a.I~ :i~ !tru=. APCARE · &t.2-U36 rm17 SO &: hall $15. Any ~· aoousttc ceillnp, ! n d , 1-'------~~~dC-. --~Call 64f.-6146 or • T._V. I maid serv. avall. Pool. Ja~~~~·incl: all v.-ooa-nr:, oU sari oaqu n 'D!.'L""UXE-.-d'alryuv1-s1· Uor-serviee carpeUng LIFE -or DEA'l'Ht-Lel!-our-15.:. ' couch $10. Chair $5. Comm. Ret. niafnt. 495-684.8
644-IBl. • Bar-B-Que utli, relrlg, encl. garage. Hills Rd., NB. garden bunplow, nr ocean, & lots of free ..Vkina. be.bletr live. For altematives notynhie~ b 1~ ~ PA P'E RH ANG 1 NG &:
B L U.FFS TOWNHOUSE. : r=:=n $180. Adults, ~o Peh1. 393 3 BR, 2 BA, dln nn, Uv ·trpt, lf'I patio, 6 pool1, ESTATE REALTY 6t>-l120 to ABORTION i:all -UFE myse"u Good rel 5.n--0101 pa.tnttng. 21 yrs Harbor "1.............. A n-,.,, Ila Hamilton. 645-4411 · rm , aund-k. a.~-. \'· &IUlNI, tennis. 846--0259. OFFICE SPACE F On UNE 541·5522, 24 hrs. . . area. Ref&. tum. No. 1B3281. ..,_.._ .... ' ..... , .-r.t • "" '""' ·--:i A11e>lBr.From~ R~~ ~-M ... ~.~BEST ~·~•rE IN Nn MESAOeanina:Serylce . 642-2356. RED&:., poQI,, view, .1eb11. I BR. $15$.$165 NE\VLY DECORATED blk to beach. Yr, lease. c..i,1 • .....,,ta eaa, naniur •~•u .u. Carpet.I A uphol atee.m '""'""'"-s"---~~~
$475. Call to 11 e et NE\V DEOJR. Priv. garage. 2 BR w/gar, $15o. Wtr pdl Winter or summer. $3"!). La§!n• Niguel at Ada.ma. Beautiful modem 3400 Inrtne Ave., SUlte 103B. cleaned/ sham Pode d HERB M7-U61
nf-4M:-3.973 Lndry nn. Ne\\'!r Spanish 1571 Onulie Ave "A't, Call , 127 44th St.NS:~ air music, janll0tia4 Ous Open 8 ~f.L.¥oo·...W~, Fri., 557-6742. ' lnt., Ext., Avrc room J22.
NEW Harbor Vu, $475 38R, Adult Complex~ 2 ml, So. M/F l to S. 63Mm. DLXE Spa.nilh 2 &: 3 bednm * BRAND NEW * A Walker t: Lee Bldg. Call, Ann. 557-<ll3lt. Acoustic $12., 20 yrs ~xp.
lam rm, frplc, 2 be. pool, ~eJ: DfLn,egoHB ~7Jg7301 2 BR, I V. BA from $200 mo .. tpl, bltni, t.,~ U2_ .. ~. 2 BA.1 From a.>7-0136 or 546--5828. * PAI.1'1 &:CARDREADER• ~~AR~:.r: : PROF. wallroveriDg, state
tennil privl, 6 40-13 2 7 n · A.DUL TS ONL y $l'5 DW, _nr lloag Hoap. Adults. ......., nulo•. Fur ll 1 he d DESK apao: •V8llable $50 ad wlreductlon. 10831 Beach repain: ~ Uc. No. 279.)14.. Insur, ail
586-6724 ~1500 ex·l465 LaJUM Beech SU-0;;96 units Avail. mo. Will provide furniture Blvd., Stanton. 527-lU!. • · type1 paper. n4/80-4386.
NEW exec 4 bl', 3 ba' wl 610 Joann, Apt. C 548-9;)73 * EAST. BLUFF 2 Br, frplc, CROWN VALLEY Apts. at $5 mo. Ansv.·erinz service !itALE Ma.Meur, by appt Cement, Concrete PROF. painter, boneat work,
uo degree w, tenni5 4 pool, Erne. apta from $50 wk LARGE J atory, 2 BR, pvt pool, adults, avail April SanHwyDloaoto HillFrwyh"-•t'. ~J Hav~. 17875 Beach Blvd. only. 82&-78'1B F.P.S. 10000 CEMllIT & Block Work reu. Int/ext, tree estimate.
$5a0/mo. E\'el I. wknds, OJ' $170 mo. ·Pool, maid, patio&: encl.~· $170. $250. 848 Amigm 644-0006. ...D ...,,.,.. untington Beach.·MMlll Magnolia Ave., Anaheim. Walla, patios ·mdewalks· Refs. SCS-2159, ~!911.
lif4.l191. ~Jdry, Vlllago Inn :;;"~ od 11·........., EASl'BLUFF. Lovely 1 er. H~4~1~.•I. ;_1
1 M~. "Rf" RENTMc! FORTUNI! TELLING ote.Bybr.orjoo.616-6915.' INT/EXT PAINTING ~~ = ~-~d~, SO. LAGUNA. Studio apt, LARGE 3 BR, 2 ba. encl adults, no pets, $180. Cail Santi Ana adJ~~er ~ ,.o Rell. palm, canll, etc. 527·3406 OONCRETE Patios, 400 l!iq Free Est Jim 675-3559.
tor c..'Pl OIT , bach • .J3G5 mo. Utils pd.,~ mo. patio, 1ha& cpt, blt·lns, Nr. &J0....0349 for appt:to Bee. . ~or ~46Sc. per 5C1 ft. * Wallpapw Hai ... r *
""'8813 or 53Us5o 6'-1556 O.C.C. IJ:•• mo. S01-tll50. 3BR. Iii ba, romor 1 do<" CHOICE 833-322.'I 9 'l'o Noon [ ![SJ n. · C. Reblro .... 24<1 ,-:..--;=-,c-,.,-,-.,,,..,.1 ~" Utll paid . .,.._ lo beach. $.'DJ, 106 Ollve &..II ... ,_.. Contractor 4 (3 BR) home< "' N'pl ·~ . played•~•" apl 2 BR, 2 BA, Triplox, patio, St LAKEFRONT BEST RENTAL RATES lnl' II-"'===----'-Polios ~Oo~i~~~ ~: r!~erii::em1 :;E,:.~11· Yard. Sa n CJ.mente LOCATIONS ~ i:ca=-~ ::"J::
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3 BR 2 ba new, ·avail now, Newport Beech dsh"'Sr, f.rplc, $250. See at area, exec. !fjew gulte. 4 a,pprox. 2 yrs. old, white ~7163, N J.800GO tt 642-1770
nev beach &: ahop. center. CLEAN ne\v 2BR, close to 68& Camino De Los Mares, ON TitE LAKE ·otc's 635 sq ft ~')';/\/mo w/bl:ack tace &: belly band. 1 K~~. · ea. , '
w/vWN. Encl. )'rd A p&tio. $3Q PER Wk & up l br, 17th, $165, 1613 Santa Ana. 80Uth of • San Oemente At South Cout Plaza. oayS ~~3 '0f evei No tags, lie ~c. found H.B. JACK Taulane, re~~ ='-o--~-,-,-~~"-1
$350/mo. Broker 493-3611. 2 br & bach'1, color ft, Ave., alt 5 pm 543-857'1. Hospital, 4.93--0141. Pool • Acapulco Aqua Bar S-iG-5601 nr. F.dbon 313 ph: 96&-ri697. remod, add. Lie. B-1 :.ltiW"t:. Pl11ter, Patch, R91Nl'1
UnJvwslty P1rk maid aenr, pool, ntE Dana Point · Apts., &: Jacuzzi. Spectacular i FOUND A hurt brown MyWayCo.6t2-4703.
MESA. ·fil N. Newport Bl., Furn. or Unfum. 370 Acre Lake \VITov.-ering BAYFA.gNT OFFICES Shepherd Collie mix doc on El.etrical PATOI Pl..ASTERING
3DR, 2BA, nr poola &: tennis NB 6f&..9681. • DELUXE 2 BR, 2 BA, . w/ Fountains · % Million Dollar Prestige area. 740.f(JO, · 330 E. Balboa Blvd. near the ~ . All ~l ~timates
ooprta, lovely patio Ii: PYN.U1IC lg. oceanfront 3 ocean view, !epic, din nn, Fountiln Villey Clubhouse, Gym, Sauna, IQN ,B.ft.Pho3TOO~~~~vd., ferry. 64&-«127. ELECI'RJCIAN, Ile., o Id =,....,"""~~='--~!
atrulm. ~ 673-3036 BR, 2 BA. )'l'l)'. $400, Avall awi deck, $275, Thomp.sou Total Securlly. · ne v1:ru.i. job8, new jobs, any jobl. PIUmblng
Condomini ums 3/1 Day 646-TIOO, Nite llfa.na&ement Corp. 493-0141. A.DUL TS NE\V OCEAN VIEW OFC'S. BLACK malt! pUJ>py, White An,yplace. 836-7689 I----=-----'""' I
Unfurn. 32C· 673-2586 :z BR. split level, cpts, pa&, r---, Bachelor, 1, 2 & 3 Br's. Cit Hwy, H.B. 1700 a/f·lgJ'. ~ ~'e~t·~:a =: ELECTRICIAN. 1Jcense No. L.R. O'nS PLUMBING
BIG CA.i'lYON sub-lease lux. lndry, gar. 24.521 Alta Vista CUT OUT · from $175 per mo. can Divide. Uons Estates, Cotta Mesa. 646-7927 2.'\1108 Small jobs maint & ~ 6 Repa.ln:. Watm
C I u. 2 BR °'' _,, •s ·~~ I 3700 .,__ D 536-2519 . . __ ..:., 548-52113. • ·~•en, dlspoaalo, llJrnactt,
•••-•• & ....... cour.oe.,,,. .................. •Oii r111&a r. SMALL of:flce space: avail FOUND: Tortoise t l nted;i"':=<:~;::.::~:,..===---dshwunn.642-'263MJCA
RENT/LSE 3 Br, 2 Ba Con-mo. S195/mo. &44-0509. D~u:<,!".: :lc,2 ::~·..:;, · SUllDAllC• Santi Ana . N.B. $60 per nlO. Westcllti ~-1M~~d'f(; Glrdening 1-~~t~umb~
do, ewrythin& nu insldc &: Newport Heifhh deck $275 Thorn I Next to South Coa1t Plaza ~Call Gene H 111, Stmiky, March 3'hl 6'73-6250, YJ\]ID Off.nups, Garqe -"'~PLUJolBIN;:;;;;,;;;;;,.G;::;REP;;;'°'A"tR,.-1
. out. bus. & ihopplng % blk. a.EAN l or 2 br, ad11a, ~ana.aement Co·rp. ~ l.Mlna ...... 714-55'04'' fiio· J.toaey bmd, ll.P.73 Oeanupa & t.Jte Hauling. No job too mall ~~':C.'A~ ~n: older. ~s, 1~h ~ $~~· Hunti"tton BNch ~ .. tam~-· "!': I "oomt 400 ~cross~ [:a~ ~· Vk::: 21at " West Baiboa LReuonable.~'2 ..;_1 , -:;;,,.,-*-,;•~61°"1'-"'31~28"""*;..;*c-~· · • • '"°"" ' ·-" o.n '-approx . 7:15 AM. awncaN •F ' -•' Pllot Clulifted Ad! Cifi 2 I: S BDRM wilts newly Apt. Unfumo 365 .. ti) -lllla t2pll-SLEEPING room for rent, reas '"°"at & ale, inc, 213-339-1932 Mofiledge &0-e907 ~ Now! 1
._., ... walk-to •""'"· UNDER NEW ""'di=<---1 kitchen pn-. C10le -S44-<6Ti , ==~~~;:;;::;:::;;;;;~===I Adults Ii; ooter dtlldren. •• ...i':!:'~-, .......... ,, • .... ···~--J •u PROFESSIONAL SUITE SMALL tenier·poot? l!Tien<f. From $715. 54 6. s 3 9 7; lolboo lllond MANAGEMENT Pill•-... ,g ,_ -·~ c •·~ """''· ' ty male )'OllR<. black w/ 54&-7838 2 BR. Bltna, newly -emir---...: I $2.5. week. 541)...Ql. Xlnt F.V. location,.~ 4 exam IOflle white. ~ea Verde&. 0.li'Q-Q ..i\~1-D"C ~C.•
MESA Venle, beaut. 2 BR, D~~~ ~~~nc= decorated, encl garaaea. 1ldll:fwlMlafllllll m. $27 PER WEEk . ~~i'roo1:.' Al~~· Rhodes, C.111. ~ • .:\:)~ .J."lt.I ~J.. '41 IJ<f".V
l 'bo. llhat:, pr, patio, pool. Uttle Balboa 1&Jand, .Yl'IY eep1.,'"'!'.,'~~/.!"t.!:. (lncMllng dlllr _,. I E,;i'~ .. ••~9~ erutol m. NU,,.,.., 0m.,.. 900'. FND' Onl· dk ,,,., That lotngorng Wonf Gome with o Chudle
Adults J:lU. ~1 $350 per mo, no children Ooae to shoppl"" &:. llChls. u .... __ I It -..:. nger. , Air. 17301 Beach. Hntg Bch. poodle/tenief mix. Vic. ...., .., GA' a. ~' -----'.i H ti H bo or pets, owner 6'f3..-0m ... ..., •N II ,.~ w1m ROOMS $20 "Wk up ""'th 842-2834 Bea.ch It Elfta, H . B •
un ngton ar ur SOtm:I SEA 3BR 3BA, fpl, Children welcome. 842-00KI; nelghbars•3llll .... I ldtchen $30~ wk up apt. 1617 WE. STCLl.FF-NI SJIH'i627. e::;•°'.,.•.11~ _ _«!. "-...
NEW Condo: 2 BR, 1 bQ. beam cell's, spiral stairs, Uno ans 347·7l3l. n*la paoll. jM:uizl, bU-548-9755, &3967. MALE Itlth Setler found vie '-18 tor... '-...;;;-_.
2 Story. Pool, nr. harbor, IJAY view patio, gar. 325% • ..,.~EW Miid~~,_, I ROOht w/kitch prlvl. ~ S45 sq.ft.&: up. 54l-6a12 Canyon · Ave. No taga, r --:--°"",-,,---. !:'~~,6~":ti·~~ ~~i1'u~:a.8871. OPEN e 2 sR.i;iBA :=..:,M: :::°bct'a;mni~tem, ~~C:!:;:~~n~·1 !~'t~~.:;~~OJ':-::· female I S E D 18 E I
v.·knlls. 213 l:Z'M427 CoroM "' Mer : re:-e!r D\V ~ I BAL 1Su:. sa wk Gardens. 846-1323. eaaiett Hound. Fnd M.a • I I* r I I
Duplex•• Plum . J45 e Enclosed Gara&:e ~l'dldlg.. Winter, Quiet, ma= man: 8uslnet1 Reftta1 445 Verde · ~ • ·
....... Island BEAUT mlt 2 BR. 1 II&. • 12 Blocks "' ... ,h nntilmli••--1 Share ...... ~""'"'"" • RErAIL """" avail at FND' v,.. blk <al .vto. , G I " E R I ' db\ing area, beain c~. l • W8.lk to n1a.rt&:et wtllymlnnnd. NICE room In private hoine, mlntatw-e. mah in "Cainf)i Staahore or., N.B. I :!
STUDlO. mo. ,,... mo .. ::.:;, ~~·:AutJJ !_'?tor"' & Pol> O.K.•M-......... =I N-Call~.!!!."· Vlllago" l1IO to 1180. 425 675-""5 S5 ~=':::r:;~'='~ I pJ. per wk 'tll JWIO 22nd • ~ -.... .... Tl . ~~• 30th ~ N.B. 613-4Jtl06 ar Laot 5 • -• .
Utlla pd, Quket malun. man\. 1 DORM, frplc. erpts A:._ WALK TO BEACH • Vecatlen bntel1 425 &e-,1960 .
00 pelt. rr.>JOU newly ...,,... Adlllts, no .. lrtlJ .. llUU 1 PRIME LOSr, amall, black puppy. I H Y S A T ,. ~ j
Newport leech ~~4-~· on. Jge, lit lbl~.2i:r·16t~~~ ~ :&\"" .... In• PAUi _..... : for" rtnl, ftdio ~re· tw.~,i: ... /white ~ 3 moa old,, I I I I 0 Fish la btcam(ng scwcer • ~ 2 B" bl . pleue. 860-1230 or 847-39.l7 a -hea u t f fa f fa l rwa y ~SQ FT. air ~5"&-MO.l Vic Newport I: Fair, CM. • • • • My butcher hung• 15gn on hit
4 BR. 2 BA upper. View ... n.., t-rm, pool* 1.MMAC. 1 Br. Near heh. condDmlnlum. private orevts548-3270 50-'JD) stotedoor:"'Ooled.GoM-1
ct bl,y. Nr "1h St. Avail. SEMPLflt-ELeue ~~-9'e lllr. apt l', <OD 'Ith -dub. t'.loll, temfl. Sl'ORE "' oltict ll>r "°"BLACK " ......,., blk O.C., I Z 0 N F E-R I '°"' "'°" flM.• H I ~ U"iO/mo. 67"~ ' .,,,,,.._,.,, St, HB. 53&-2257. r:i~·,.-;;":ii;~ken:; ~-~~~~·IJr'",.'°ri' =· Vl~~=ni • I I I I r • ~ ....... .-.4 := * '* 2 BR,, l ba, new crpts. FOR nnt: 2 Bdr $1601$170 (TIA) tit ,,. ~= D'C'""" • ~ C.M. 5'16-6861 , by ...._ 111 .. --. -Dupl ... Ullfurn. 350 J>Olnt. nllpopeo, odllltt. W<f !ltJ0.2661 311 Alabama ---r-No. f ;;.;._ "'----1225 mo, &0-1208. H,.;d..,on Beach. 11111-~ ..... I UDO ISLE I BR. 2 ho., RESTAURANT -IU."WARD 111). tor loll ,.. ... No. ..._I
!!!•""'IM leach 2 BEDROOt.r, 1 bath, 2 BR. Iii BA Stlld1o.1m0§0 =:.=-:i!ii A~ .. ~~·...=Col~ IAYl'RONT :C:~'\11<"'~111• = "i~:"'~~'r-~'~'°""~"~'l,~\1;;"::::';;:"~=*~r~=l:::!:~=!I $llN BR. ..,.._, ""''· c~t11, dT•pet, p 0 0 J. ~ ..,, °'i\'l"· Infant ok. I l'llk. ~ Tllm ,.... aolt clubo lnlO at Ferry, Balboo. 6'1:1-1"6 SOWM!I j .,., frplr, petJo, e&J'1)0l't UlS/mo. 8'1'$-(1'.Q • i-t:lo. 7-4440 ~ .. a atereo. Sell them with FOR Lease-Retail al ore, $ REWARD for return or a lau:ndr'J f.¥0. Couple &. $1$ MO. 2 Hdnn., 2 &th. 1112. IDdllll "91 t111J a 0..11)' Ptlot Oantntd Ad 2lx-12 in shopplns! ce11ter, l20. Gokl piece MedalUon.,
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..........,.._. BMcb. Newport U...$1• •. ~&\ Barhl\ra. , ~f. req. 644-6441 &ft 4 or N' qwrl.nR neat It attractl\'f ANSWERS 11tand1u'd te:n111 nirnol<· 1.'011• i ~. nr.' N~ ~· ColntJct DEN'r.<L Aal ehltntdt v.•kezidt. , ew appearance, pod ttlfphone Medium .~ Pub 11 c ttul •-n11ch. Xlnt rond.
l4r 11\'dt C.....lallon Poot Min l ' ' ' ptnonallty lot ""1 ""°"''· c·ompa!u I• •" k In J !87 "1 540-31'7 ~~1044 !'1 · . oAii.v Pitm eai1 ~ ·d o... J:.sexi>· ?''"11n~ INTER0'f:FW11''!,."':"i ~-Saddlebiok 1J1e cyp1ng 1or N.o. l>ullder .... m ,.....,,1 .. , 1qr Oe•ld•-o .<m•-11""' -· · "' · · ~·-re 4 ae .,,1 · u xrt.r tc ... ~ poo ll. •P~ t V•, c$eveioptt ftnn . For ll)tef\ rwt.' c cal prod~t line Frozen -FISHING Furniture 810 I]. ~ ~TIL.E NEW-I: •ve uo~ oatlon.. . , i: llc. Bm·arta. 847-2519. 3'47 Eut ~dfte ~Hwy view. Call Naoml, 979-3900. at oev.• pJant In &I.ti Juan fillh 111 i.w.'Omlng ac1u·cer.
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11.. -• M".:.. Rnta~t, Corona d c I N 8 Bftw;u -..spm ).ton 11.JOO BrookJumt F, Yly. •ttchn1cal b a c k i r n u n d . Grandfather Clock. Original !f" tn.111, e>tPtt~ \II'' MW Mar,, ' ..,. "' • - . , · · • ....,.,~ . Cal\ ft..-"'Jlll A·-ll. .._. ' Condition nnd in pttfl"l..·t , H iJj Ou1 A Uc. Sal. o~n. APPlY ~· -· -tm--13'/"-4 • • Fri. ...,__ •• .3Uite 213 96J.677S Pleas~ aend rfll~le ~ \\'Orkllli: order. It Is a Jowl)' :1 1 , _ . 1 Th& Carburetot Shop. 194't JANITOR Help WMtl'd : 5 For The FoUowfnrt: ~llicd nd no 39._ ,o Dall)' d-. r k . 0 4 k c 1 0 c k
' I: ...S ' ,,._ •. I 'Harbor Bl. ~ Neu., Dl,'\HWASHER. weekends. e\m. pftl' wk. 2-4 hhl. * t(U-1'·/ttme RN'1 Retired M•chlnltt , , P1kit, P .o Box 1560 C0tL11 approximately !K!vcri ~1 ~ • " '' '1 T: 8~»:5:.30-Sff..Mikt.)Uley.-. M~ Verde Conv. Hcwp~ Couplta prtterr.d: Call Joo FUU or p/time. For Appt. li1e511,Cii.hl 9'J626 .1\ taH with Ot"nete fac e, ;r ' I CAR WASH HILP. 6131 cenrer ~CM 548--• s .. flemandltz ~. . _3;ll Ir 11-l 'im ' e&Jl 646-3$31. Qt weight. and face. t'or Ume
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:f. Job W11tted MiM700 F1ttme d r I Ye rs IU DONUT ~ d bift 6 UCENSED Sdloor Bu" * SN~~~~m RN's RN's $66 mo. P8¥ differential MA~~~~ICE whO know thl' value of this
'j, • ' attendant"! deutn .. 'n •-._ ... 01 '--•13 • ""'~: Or1ven lMne area 4 hr * M-~ •--for advertll«! 3-11, ll-1 M'·lmum 3 clock th<' priet> 15 I\ lilt'ul 11. • • i-"' _., .... me, •11-.e age~ ' xi ' ..-... -rg. Floor 6 '" y e ars e:c-at $65000 To see call
11: MOTEJ....Hotel ma·na Ce r 2"M!'al help. 6 t.Ocatlri. Apply ·m Mn• 135 East ruaran1 teed""~ wages, RN's, T·!:30 &: ll-T nm shltl11. OR nN'S 7.3, 3-11; per1ence. Good 51llary, rapid 642--l0$l · · · ' • BEDROOl\I Chi-st of dra\\'CMI ;1 \\'OUld Wee employment Orowtb co,~ p&v. _._ 1£b SkCM---, • · emp oyer, _ _.. N · Alt! A Ex ptds ICU R.."l'S 3-U, 11-7. advancement. e :x c e 11 en I ' night 111.and~. 11r ~n,livi11g :t: Xlnt rek" ~Pl bul;J-Mefr9 Cir W1Jh . --UQUOR STOR.£ NIGHT unies es, ruto J'ltt. Exp. only bencflt11, plu!'. Now A.~TIQUES for AAlr, pri,•011· rm chah'S. 6+1-7239.
:l up. Npt pch, CM or Laguna 2lil60 Hatbol" Bl, CM DnrVERS with de~ble CLERK, ~ nl~t¥-Age ;:;:,,_3/J & 11·7:30 Ml MISSION JntervieY:ln;. AR~fY Ot>-party. 2 Ma.hogun)' hall J I 115 •tt area. 645-119! or tw6-3632. t'tlr n«>ded. Hourly wap 23-lS. Apply 2072 S.E. * vy.ratlnt Room poruinltle•, &1~1163, Costa lrtts, $80. t-1H·h. 1 Crttncl · •we ry ·
;1 Mat1, 27, Rest. Meat CUtter. '-CITY OF I 11lu" tips. ~. Plue BrlttoJ, N.8 . Nr. O/C F/tlmt! Te ~hnlclan COMMUNITY Meta father t:lnek~._S330._ & $400. HAND rnntlt.' turquoi11t: •? Also exp as rna )t FOUNTAIN VALlE.Y P.lun Airport. New ho5p1.tal nestled i11 HOSPITAL TELEPHONE/TELE· each. Mantel i locb, sUltllt~ jf'\\'l'lty lnrh1<ling squa.1 he11 " • ' . 1 c ' be TYPE\VRITERS aMOrte<I t·hJn11 & in<H'C· i ~t 11 491!" to78 '>' loperoaborloMr-. .. ~~~· Gen. ASSl ..JA~ I Electronle AtHmltltrs LVN'S, Nl&hts &: . PMll. autitul Lnguna Hill• ot-'.?7802 Puer1a !teal, P.tlse.ion IN~A"'"RS REP.AIR 493 1j70. ust sc r-1• . IJIJ!' ~,., •T. ,.,., COnvalesctnt Hospital. Call taring oiitl\Mdlng belll!fll!i , •• -~~-l·IOO 831_2l00 A '."' ......-~ • --• Mlscell•n~I 811 ., J bW '-A Femil -702 CONTROL~ER Solde.1·1ng req 'd, Day lihllt. 6U-0593. le \\l>tkine conditions, w111. .r ·, I> Mln1n1um 2. ye11rs e.'(· ANTIQUE rlhl hffi 1----------•I O • '"'~' • Pnl Elcc-tronlc11, 6391 "\\'e•t· ply b•'L .9 & 4· Xln~ hl'uents pericnt-c. Good salary "'itl1 w.'n1atehln:; Prh1L"t>~.~ drel'· ro \'ltris 11r l'all>•-'I. ~old ny· 1 NEE L.at Salary $1.,.. •)$91 mln11ter A\•t., \Veslminllter. Maehlnblt Asst. ts hr Apply dail)' ?.Jon-Fri , -~: irut·king c-01l<lil10ni;, . An pron1otlonS. Ex. c e 11 en I ser. \\'11\nul. Ratht-r Ulllll!'UUL Ion ,{-t)('i"" \iunl, xlnt t'ond, ,I· haveD '"'"• at bomer? We -r-f' SM-3301. · Ex. Sec'y lo pl'ft. $730 Pen;onnel Oltit:c 1'. q U!l. I 0 PP or tun l I Y bcnefiu, plus. Now in-6old·64·IO w. .!. h aJdk, a, nu •.es, RA in •Nv.uni:~~,'"'••lneo.o, File Cle.... •l'tM • (714) 837~112\ eniployt>r. h!1'\rie11•ing. AR!\\Y Op-1.,--.1,-.-----""'= Sl2J. l70J Kuu.,>s Rd .. N.B I o u • e prs, oompeJUOUI. r. ..... v ._..,. ·""'"" '" ~ , • • 63 ,,. __ , App 1ancet 802 646-5800 nft. ::. , If 0 me ma k·e r"a upa..l... adftllri!strauon ··or' ,ft.lated EXP'D or Trainee female Receptkmi•VAnahelm $lOO Tii:ke San Diego FrefUlllf SALES portu.nlt1ei;, 6-\a-U , 1.Aliital-''"'--------" ~·· ti Id 4 v f · '--j ~-~ S1 ~ El To · Rd ..._, __ "J !ttlila -; .. Uher l:'.11)(• l't'•:Ol"dt•r S9~1. 1 .,..7"'681. . e . · irs reeeo exper. programmer, ci.n.-ut ......., .... Ex. !kc, mkthg. adm 00 JO ro . 1w·nuff, ./ M '-"='-·-------! "I • 1 190 '! EXE acoounttnR • data pro-dtewtnc machine. 2nd shift, Securities aen:-/Bank Via Estrada. eneger1 ·-KENMORE' \Vniliri' $;, o. · ,., l't'. net'TI · r:v · ; 'Sho.£:·--~· ll yn ~per cessing.· SubmH applicaticm drivtrs lie req, Inltrview Stocks/Bonds .• S600 F..qunl ap,,ar. Employer I Asst Managers Norgt> \\'a Rh er $75, CQmn100c chHir S?J. Elf'('
.. n ,llji!UlJ 80,. typing, 60. ... ·-· .... 1-~ ~ ·-9-ll 1-s~-~ s I TEMPO'S ~.1 l•I" "I t ·~· w · Jll)IL~ht'r !1.i. ·1!"13-6637. !' P.Jt. (n3)'190-5351alt 5pin. t•-..-----~ ..... _.: """ am, ''""' ....,_. ... Dicta~opr. S.t75 I ales Personne .. ,., ' i~ ~c~ .• r .,...J,
,1. Hall, Pl>reonnel D;ept, Circle Un.It K. Jrv!M Girl 1''riday J.j(l(I NURSES I Cashiers JUal'Mtced & deth·t'rtd, i2"-P<Jlt°T~\BLE Col<H' n r. 't 110USECLEANJNC. Avail .. Slater Ave. (714) ~ . EXPER. dental aalMant. \Vf!.tt:houseman ~;)(X} j~ StGO. King l>f'fl S!l!. dbl .IJ('l'I
•:,,· _8Z7Sa_ :,~,s._unCall. onlaltY_-••. ~, Part time. Moo & Tuell. Billing ~tach Opr t)OO ~~~.n L~~e~:.hi~;z~ GQoodUA,L~fl IEbO .. ~x~~lR,. D'1al A Jobi G.E. Side by side 19.7 Cit S68. All ncnr II\'\\', Pool ~ ~"' • .f hrl a'°""'~,___...., ....,.,7 Payroll Clerk •'='75 . .ll""' ao a.:..gl'o..,. ... o.r .t • ft frot.1 free n'.'frlo-. Gold, tablc, fa lr, $~. $1.12...fi100 • H I ..uv, O'IU"'UI>' .,, duty o..ft:.a wkly. 657:W:-019lh f "" hl•h f sl I o n • " I
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tD.Wante:d,M&F710 CLERK TYPIST CallJeannie..Sisco ........., i,.., a ion \\'JUf' i; 2 yn; old ,,·/eutQ cube BAl..ROA B i\\' CLUB
t;.. • I: Sid Hoftnian St.. Suite .D, C.~t. 5-IS.93'11 thop. OutR~ncUng Qp~1·~wi· TE~tPO oUer.s a tr ul)' uniquu 1nnker. $295. 8?.3-87:>8 1 111P1nlx>rsllip for "a 1 (_>,
! """'' •• , • '!.._. FACTORY NEWPORT or 833-2365. lty. Growing orga111zauon. & Untc sa.vmg opponun11.)• REBI T . h I , pri\'fltl." pnrty. li 1Z..l!ro'2: I ~ NUJtsES;' Ai&• f•S & 3-11 Ai11ily in pe1'"90fl orily. I Skilled • 11 as. cr, { r Ye 1 s, . ) Accountant to.$15K Sales Department .exper. WORKERS PerlOMi_I Agffcy .., 0 or . . . . . dsh/\\·i;h, $.'ill Ii Ufl to I 6-12·~·c·~'------1 Type 65 \\'.p.m. Electric 133 Dov D · N n i;:hffts. 1'.ixpero. Pref ' d · , APROP ~ KEYPUNCH )T ~nr. 540-jtlS or 83~7620 I \\'Al~~UT ch1·~t of drnl'."t'l"'S, ;~ ~~E~:rb\, Aii~~~-m~ typewriter. MAt.U.RE_WOMEN 'u•2r"70r.~ ·•· Huntington Beath Conv. No. 27 Tov.·n &£(1un1ry . SECRETARIES rnf--F P ICK UP l\f.~'S roll<i\1·<1y 1'N>d, hlaC'k hu.~
,f indt.s ··MecH E:ngr. $13K PEru.iANENT POSITIONS .,, .._ Hospitah-l88ll F1orida St, TO\\-n & C.'oUntry, Orsngt> \\°ho 1vant <hgntucd & ,,,-ppi, & SCRAP itET,\L . , ~hn\\•l. Doni<;h so la, teAk i· o ; .. '.\Jur/Exec. c...,.., -+ CaJlralFor J\ppl . 2nd SHIPI' H.B. W-3515 (Ac}'OSs St: fro1n B111I01:ks1 sumulatlug ktn1' ur short .•. 67;,.....525~ * table ·I'."!~-~ rve . . , 0 " .,.,._¥ ,,,_, Indu.!rt Relations NURSES-Aides & Orderlies. Ask i'or ~1a1ilyn tcnn "-"Jimmeiits • few ,, . ·
l II Lt'asingAgt to $75day MACHINIST flt •• p/1. All shifts. l::xp. day•, 0011,,r,:~~'e••ks or 1,,w 30 s~.1\RS g11s rang_"· 3yn; NE\\' U1t\'i~ Cl11i;~Jc JI tenni"' : _ f/C .Bkkpr!NCR , lo $$00 {114) 4fl4,.MOJ · Lite mah • rod :. .,... '" Id ·•0 1 --·' 11= Pll t·at·krt \\·/ro\·~r. J n1od iun1 ·i St.'l'l'eliuy, 00 lb -to $650 c · • gen. P · pref u, not nec. Apply 466 mo_ntJ.is . yuu decide! Now £1~&fti'"' tVnu. '"'· :
.f .SCc'y/Life..tns. exii~. SfiOO + TILONIC ' 1987 fc:ae_:;.._~AveJ_ §~ l!f!!Ci§io.n.J ~ru. •. t"lagshil) RcJ, N.B. SALESF~~·!f:AS!f:~~ . )'OU -can_ .. ~ .. ~~~~ny~~6~::~, 6 I :=--c,r;tle•·Clerk to t CIV> g_eneril proto & •mall qua.n-NURSES Mdes, nil shifts. APPLY &Y PHONE •rit 'Wishiii/ Ory-ers ·~ -INDUSTDl•C tity Sm II ho D ATMOSPHERE NE\.!:]{ lt~t"<l TH-6 Tunn(·nu
'f. ~~Seereng ci:0M.V. ~0 !~ -, '-' ··~ •. FOOD SERVICES onlv.~ wo~k~g !oo::S ~=~~·· ~~~ninl~~·p. ~1:i TI~IE LIFE BOOKS Is no1v ~:~~t·IU>~ ~~1 ~c~~ fl. :ks.;~~!int. t'O\-c>r S30. ,.<Mr1Hi17 n r~r 6, *"""' i._~_. •. ASSISTANT I STACO SWITCH INC c 0• Cl hi" 1 1 to ork · ' pm or 1\'N' £'!1( ~-File Clerk ·$500 Leg~ DffCh ;· , • enter •••, ~I .-.ng s x peope " 11<:t.'d to come in per!tOnally . 8 'ldi M · 1 806 --------~ . J\.1arine Hrdwr Sales Sl hr ., .,1 ll39 Baker, Coflla Mesa NURSES AIDES • all shift!!. ln our young lndushial of· unul we nave uic 'just ngnt' UI ng 4T•r•• s • (1V,\l. 111!1f'-wh11·· ''I :;1 s1 i ,. ·J T)'piil/l.2-4pm S3 hr ~ual Oppor. Employer ,,.. ffm~ 2..J day 5'19-3041 MotlC'nt Convalei-.crnt hos-flee. Perm part time~& full spot Jot ~ou! e S I B lldl roll-up shndc I:!" wlr!f'. $10. CALL TRISH HOPKINS . , -· . Equal Oppor Employer av;lll. Star1 at $2.2:1 pt>r Nr..'/.i::K. \ l'r:.E \T TEl>.IPO urp US U ng ""2-316.l ~ . J~RI '"~?.~ -. _,...;~LE~1cJL-. =e· .:en?n,u!~: ----MA'I DS' pu~W~2S:G CARE . ~riri~~t: ~m ~.~! Tt~po 'T•mpc;r•ry HetP \~11i~f "~~~·~~r~~~ \rte ;~°'o~~~~_,~~~6'T=R u~s=nA='i.,;"'.~AND 'I ~~ -~mmed.-Aistgrurients .. ::.TOI). SeVttal openil;lp ·avail'. :Ap" -·roR--eldef'Jy·-lii.dy-strOKe tervlew, £all Don Sl:H(l98. v.'Ql'K);alum 'theetlna, mold·. M6-2'l30
: . trni.'~e . SSS. Lone or short term. "pl )t' Irvine Unified School patit>nt. Live-ln 3 or 4 days S \LES person \\'fk.nowlcrlit> TEST TECHNICIANS In~. w!ndows, etc. I . ~Pt,,.C.;)•AGENC::Y. Call 54().4450. . District, 14600 Sand Canyon ~fature; musl be exper. P<'T \\'k. Room & board + ~f Indian jewelry; 4' hr.! Or.iugl· Co. i..'Ompuny n~l! BUl~OERS ~URPLUS f"OU ll 1~ x 16.5 snow ti~.
1. · · · NE\'ER A FEE AT 1"EI'!IPO E. Ii'vtne 92650._ ' 1'"'/Ume. See Per sonnel J20". pe r day. 67J..3j61 or · \.\'k, no SIJN. Mature and electronics test technicians. 2;ilO So. ~faln, S.A. ""· ('1ln · S25 e:icli. 5:fi--4'1?t !~ ~E. lTth-St-, (~t Irvine) CM _TEMPO Temporary llelp Equal Oppor. Employer Mgr. 67J...72M rlependab!e. X1nt sn111rv. lndiv. n1w11 have good elec· ?I-Ion ~ Sal 10-S or 5-16--(Y.IT,>, nsk for Larry.
rl SI.lite 224. . . Af.1470 CLERK -TYPIST. Perm. 8.llboa Bay Club NURSESLVN. Stipv. & Resume & ph !(): Box J;12, u-onii..-s background&. recent 714 . ~-10'37 ;\lUI.TILITII 1 2~il · llebuil1 . 'I ~ =4ii ........ part lime & tempon.ry full FRY COOK .• full or p/Ume "i22} W: Coast Hwy .. N.B. Stall, A,ll shills. Xln'I Col!ta r.tesa, Cal. 92611 t:xper. workmg \.\'/ dta;ltal Cimtr•t & ~j~c2590_bn1n<11 nt'\\' · S\2j(), Call
time In summer. $2.3'.l hr. F'.xper. Cottage Coffee Shop,. MA OT "· "t Appl ·~ >1 I SALESMAN wanted, Yacht 1 •le ctn: 111 Po E i 808 ""':>--11 t. ti f).in. \Vant mature, exp'd. . . §6AW. 19th St, CM. 646-53(». , 105-H EL vent ... '· Y ....., agsh p •• o ·1.u • s111on qu pment GARDEN Shl-'d, 7· X 10·. ~ 4C(iJUN"(ANT/ . Call "S92-SU4 XlfLL Ttme·, Flexible, St_ock Phone for-appt. &73-8800 ;;;: N~E MG -~~~~· N.~~2C1.i0 2900 ~~ui;:shoo~8 t~rn gclrcul~ KONICA autQreflc...: T, I.2 Great shape, 55.i.
· 860ic:K~EP,IR COOK.TRAINEE "ltoom: foldlrut. packing, MAINTENANCE ThruFI P & L S ~-$900 SALES. Sell nOn pretro1euni board ass cm b I i e 1 & lens, "'Ide angle, 200 mm 645-1'.l..1.1 aH 5 pm
Immed. openll\g in Newport Salary according to exp. Pre-quality control, \V e i s s · '...._ntll Ana bllSe produrt11. · g h n k I cc complete s Y st em a. Ac-lele. HI D slick TR, Pod, CARPET Layer. rnstallation,
Beach for F/C ·bdokkeepcr fer no students. Expt!r. Manufacturing. 646-1787 MECHANIC A WESTCLIFF Productis. S93-B4St eves. ccpung appllcaUo~ dally ph lll 1nany extras $.125. Repair!!, yotU-s or mine, Call ·~ w/Real· t~itate acc,.ogimtlng pret'd .. but will train. Apply 1 GIRL office, age 20-n. E ed Pt>rsoru1el Ag<'n1:y ror swingo'"e"rt '°'csltions. 54~76.-,.i !Nan, 642-7101. expcr. o manage ac· bet 2 "" & 4 ~" xpcmnc In maintenance <f'iJark III Center1 U I -countin" function !or sue-v:ttn :.>V ;..., pn1, full time position, basic I JI 1lo & Ir f 16'1 E E . ' •I o Hamburger Hamlet. 1545 office skills &. bookkeeping nsta a n ttpa o pro-. J ,. 'd1nger, S.A. SECRETARY lSJ9 SQ. Manchester , cessful devtlo}>ei. Send Adams, p-t. ,\!lk for ~Ir. I rt'Q. Call in pt!rson 124 duction equipment. steady 5-12-8836 i\nahcim
resume to Walter 8eput, 555 Hagen. Tustin A\'e N.B. job, good benefits, conic in ORTHODONTIC ASSISTANT Equal Oppor, Employer ., Callfomla St, .Suite 2780, 1 ,&. apply 9-4:30 , p
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1 ·San Fk'anclaco, Calif. 94104 COUPLE. Work full tln1e, GREAT opportuni ty for CA. LIFOAM . art tme poston avat. n sh _90 \\'.p.n1. Banking ex-~TV Sl:RVICE REPAIR--
' manage 62 uniJ ap t . Calif. Real Estate Ucen!lee. Newport Beach Q(f\ce. Sonie pe1·1ence preferred . • i'olinimum 2 Ye a r 8 ex·
'1 AIDES, Adult resident care complcx. C.osta ?>.I c au . Rental .aa:ent in enel'Kf!'tlc 16661 Vop Karrnan orthodontic Clip. n e c · I, Sal & tul ~......... 642-6441 UNITED per1en1..~. Good sa.lary, rapid cntr. 7:00 am ~ 4 pm, & ary · comfortable new suceiis office. S ub m 1 t ">-i-o•.. J • d 11 11 12 to s:ao am. 63-6861 :Z BR, 2 BA apt. Sorry resume. Llna:o Real Est~~ Drual" . wil plbyer PACKAGERS CALIFORNIA BANK iie~~i:.nie~~::. x t:Jow e ~'.
APT: Mgir-Retiil&J ~titltiv,1 or.. ~ JICl.!i or children. ~ll lUO Glenneyre, L a a: u n, Irvine Phannaceutical ~lfgr •6 Monarch Bay Plaza tcrvlewing. Call ARMY .Op.
cpt:-:.tl unlts.'Wrlt~: ·crove, 1COUPLE Wanted;' retlreO. Beach, 4~ n~ paek'.at:eii .fot 'their '•South L-euna portuuifles, &6-1163, Cosltl
! 922'! Blh""''St"<'..lWdnh.-""lkh. t0<sit f(lr mobile hom~ adu!.1 llARDWARE -StOck & sap Prod u clion departmcnt, 496-1273 or 131_1970 i)lesa. 90266. , . . ' ·· ·park tn ex-chanie fdr1)flftia.I This Job req'g, stocking, pipe operate some packaging TYP7IS~T~---~$600=0 1
'tent. 1BR tum apt." all ult1, cuttlJtg & customer service. niachlnes & Pc r I o rm 1 · 1 '
For ~n· ~d &n , WotT91n·1 V-orld
C1ll Mory Both 642-$678, ext. 3:!0
:. A/Rec1iY1blt ·. to $600
' Muat have good exper. T ·
no pets, call d a y t I m e Applicant must be in good manual pack.aging. Good Equa Opportwuty En\(I oyer .f~ Pald. Keep up the lyplng
548-1606, eves 642.Q57.t health & have a good frinlte benelHs & a ne'v ~~;[~~bl~,:rs . .....!~ ~ w_and--Crochet+---(i e p male or -appe~fY. ----fndlifr to-"'Ork---\n.-i\.-pply ---... .-~-· e-0---.. -1~0--Kff oy tOU<'li. ·
· RUTii RYAN AGENCY -
;! 1793 NewPQrt, C.M. 64&4854
It 17931 Beach, H,B. 847-9617
fem. Full or PAime.For Apply lnCopenon only, H.\V. ~nm .pe:bo~~"-~~c.8 f1s:J iiL~x~~'P)u~ ;~~UsJ~'.
Chamber Qf Commerce ~tight " 126 Rochester, MAINT. Gardener, f'/T & Gillette. Irvine. Good rt ·1y t 1 Call Sally Hart, 5'l0-6055,
Advertising promotion. Pff, Adllit reident care Eqtml 9......,..rtunity employer oppo URI o • cam Coastal Personnel Ageiicy, Good loiowledge' of 0 cntr 642-5861 .,.... the ad biz. Typing 7J, ~h 2790 Hurbor Blvd C'I !: . . County area A own tramp: Help Ut Bulld ' Painter, P/tlme 100. Send rt'&ume t o -' "
,, • ASSISTANT Indooestan cook, AbcMie avg e ...... 1 .. _ .... _Id Bt.a.uttful_Crulllnt . _ MA.NAGER . Exper. only. SeE> Personnel Qassilled ad .No. 46. e/o W A I ·r R: E ·s S.
i: ft.rt or full time. Phone dally, pick y;~-:;;, hf.i. SaUlaoitt .. ~tanager, g:~: ri~~~. ~~it.~~~· ~:~~c~·~ gi!~ Yi :1 1H39I · --· 1o·vn .. pm. Apply 315 3rd Needed' TRAINEE Balboa 81y Clpb p,. Shop~. 628 N. •·-.. 1 ;i~ A'l"MtACftvE receptionist SI Suit E H B ... .,... ....v.u. with gQOd 1 J ph ·• e • .· · · Exper. F \njsh Carpenters ttlanaeement position can be 1221 W. C'.ooat Hwy,., NB SECTY., ca pable of Division H\.\-'Y, Laguna Beach.
"'.11 peno. aUd e aZiiitY0'\~ DELIVERY rilen, over 73 \V/at l~ast 1 yre. exper. In yours after six months' PARKING attendants full or supervliion .. must be exp'd WAITRESS~--~! -recefyc· public. 8mwl~ }>TS. Perm. p/time, l;,a.1•ly boat carpentry &: a corn:&n 'specialized training. Earn part tlmc. Pernl8.Jlcnt. good Bkkpg. Gen o!c !kills. Bill-Shift Open
;•. of T":i6PBX heN!tul. BrOad morn. 1le\\'spapcr deli,:. to about their future, Drop by $15,00l).$35,00) a year in pay. Apply niter 11:3!l an1 mg, Records _handling, & Dick Churches Rest. ;1. & varied dutieS.'.Not a HD-NB homM. 5200 per mo for an interview, MQn thnl man11gement. We wtll ,send Qn parking lot. 24<Xi f\"e\\·port I d ~1 n be + bonus. 642-4800. Thurs, 9am-5pm. you to school for tlvo weekll, d gen. 0 c a nun., • u 2698 Newport Blvd C~f •) Hum· job, Good secretarial W TS Id . . Blv , N.B. 5elf starter. Exe. salary -----·-·-" skllli KtnllSt. "Shorthand.not ·DENTAL AssitlhUlt. Newoort ES AIL CORP · expenses pa •train you in PART time 00 exper, )l/F, oomrnensuni.te w I exp. \\'AJTRESS, 10pm-6am No
1·1 necessary. Good co. benefits Beach OrthodQn!ic olfict>, 1638 Pl 1'1 A 0 llie field selling and servic-eves. Sat A ~I inside, ideal ln-ine industrial complex expcr lll:C. Sam b o's .1 phone . Mitri AM Haze. chaln;irle. Approx 4 daya • acen a ve. ing establiahed acrounts in f 0 r s 1 u d e n t 8 . area, Send resume to Dra"I'-Restaurant, 3001 S. Bristo!.
••. ' """ ftkot ... ' • " I ""r \\"k. Top ruo-, li .... ral C~t---'P!\t•• your area. 21 Or over, have oe r ex. Irvine, Caif. 92@1. Santa Ana. I G.>.J-.).'.IW ,~. -3 """ car. bondable, ambitious, 636-8995/892-2258 1-~~-----~-, ~. AUTOMOTI. VE. . iina;e benefit11, congenial and sports' minded . SECRETARY /EXEC. WAITRESS, p/tlme. ~~per.
envlronme!Jt. ort:ho exp req, Holtess, f/tlme Hospllali1.ation and pension PRINTING p'rivate club has imined. CAttage Cott~~ S!iop, 56~ \V .
. 1• L.OT MAN 110 smoking, age 2').30, ~~P18b:n"e·"'y's~~tol.,.nShaonnly1Y: plan. \l/e are an equal op. opening !or i·ouna: lady ~9th St, C~J 64&-5J0.1.
I )mmedlate opening. One af 642•2626· ' ~ rk portunlly oom pany. Call on U.\AIEDIATE OPENING \\"/quick learn ng ability. \\'AITRESS, Apply Loren:to"s,
: Oranae Q:lunty's. leading DENTAL ASST. chatnide. 630 Udo Par Dr, N.8 . toll-free operator .IC-.-rf----'. Diven;lfled po.41ltlon. Xlnt. 2101 E. Edinger, S.A. (Nwpt
; Import Dealers. ~ Chuck slt-do.,..n. E."'<p. 5 days 8-5, * HOUSEKEEPER • 80CM52-15'5 -..-v1•~ snlary & gro\\·lh potential. Jo'l'Y.'y at Edinger1.
• Stanton Sal ()pen, Nwpt Center Uve In. Own room & tv. Utho Stripl'MlP Typing 60. sh 100. Inten..,vs \\,.Af.'TED~ ! t
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1966 Harbor Blvd., Buy a new '74? Your older HOUSEWORK, momlnits. A 8 st st a n t man agers, for large pres&e.11 . 36 .. 10 *Sec'ys, Bookkeepers \1/E on·Ell TRAINING IN
'j .Costa ;1.fesa ' ~ ·: ''1 6'6-9303 rn<Xlel car Is in JJ!I demand ~loo thru Fri, 2 adlts, $40 managtment trainees & 60". Black Md \l.'hlte Hne !lave too many to list El~~nlcs, Nuclt'ar Pi;iwer,
l Auto. . · · • Sell it fast with a wk, own car, 556-1571 caahier pQSitklns av a i \. work only. No color process. Llz Re!nder·s Agency AvtaUon, P.1 e ch a n l c l'l •
. _; SERVICE CASHIER Hefp W1nted, t.\aF 710 Htlp W•nttd, M & F 710 F/lime. Growih C'O, 6 , 4000 Birch St, suite \M ttQR~~tration AND r-.tua1
' & PBX OPERATOR ·~--~~~iiiiiiiiiii~iiii~iiiiiiiii~iili~i l locallons. good pay. a Day shift Ne\\'POrl Beach 8 3 3 -8 t 9 O ALONG WITII '' Saturdays Only 8:00 AM· to Metro C•r W•sh • Fringe Benefits Oi•I A Job 133-0855 Rapid Advanct~ent
4,00 PM. Call. Mrs. Brant EIEC•'"""•-.11 AIA8E8S 2950 Harbor Bl. 01 Martec No Charge To You Good Pay-l320.1D a month at Johnson & Son Uncoln U·lllH-. P.IGMT TRAINEE for dyna-E5tablilihed 1965 w start.
Mercury 540-5630 ''JOB OPP u mlc business expanding its Reproductions, Interested?
1, AVON . ORT NIJIES'' operations. Looking for sUc-I Secrtt•ry Pilrt·Tlme DO YOURSELF' A FAVOR
j Ar.mmoUS!' EN'J'H(JSJAS-· ~~~~~ed&p~~·~on:I:: 1577 Pia!~&· A\•e. Sh SO. Good typist. AJUWCr U.S. NAVY v 1 °k
·,: TIC? You . wo~d mltke a s· Jlt ' Excel benefit~ & high in-Newport Beach, Cnlif. -.. pbonel .. Jor..-~nal -~ 642.~272 or 646-5636 ~;i'J:J'i
: perfect Avon Repreiinta· 15M·S7~M Range oome potential. Call n+892· {71-t) 645-1141 =ager. ~torrunp. S3 per \\'HO WANTS TO WORK? ~~""5' }J ~\)<<. '! ti\'~. You can run )'tttlr °"'1l' 5649 betwn 4 & 7 pm lor An equal opportunHy Ru1H RYAN AGENCY DRIVE A CAB! Add country f'ha.rm lo a kit·
' business, schedule Your 0\\1' IALAllU.NISOTIAILI sppt. emplO)'er 1'1'93 Newport, C.M. ~ CHOOSE your hours, work 9410 1 O·lO, I0~·20YJ rhcn \,•Jrh thl.~ hHndy ~ct ?
• hours & make the most of a Ar• ·Yau Unelftplovt4 No-Are You Seelrl11t A Ch•nt• l79a'l Beach, H.B. &17-9817 for )'OUJ'8ell, be your awn !.., 1Jf. 1ff. . l'~r bl.old, grtinny squal'f'i. ·':,real ee.mlng opportunity. ·-Worried All•llt.:.Ye11f Ag-TlrM of lrolren ProMi1e1-MATRON . -· bo88. Men or women. Can 1_~ • A.~ . and h<'XagoAA for ;; put-ho1rl· .! CaU 540-7<»1. UnclecldH A1 T• A.Pt.p•r C...111•• of Action-Lite housekeep Ing at R I E A be a1!"1tly 'handicapped. . -.•Me W\t""" er~. ho! plate n1at. and
AB y SITT E Jt.rtllable, A~E ,-(Ju •UNO~ PAID1 . Orange Cout College. Con-ea State ISOC. S~urltiM Cltrk , Neat • Cleat1 Appearance. Doubly great: SE\V plf':it-1 tot1s1er cover. Cr~::~e.t . Qf
I ature woman. "Ft:rinanent, H'T'ff'C. lilw. TM,.._ c ... ,_...., I• TH tract Position w I fr In a e Red Carpet's Fashion 1.!rland TJ;lls highly important J>Cl81· Vl.!i., retired. Age 25 to 70. pretty ~hil1drci>~C1fOCHF:T )-!ercer:lzcd Crochet-Kn1~tn1g
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'.;; aome eves..AJtoccaS. ovtt ,• , . C.Ontact Coa.!rt Community immedi:ite opportunity .for fl.\•allab\e for the pera0n who Drive a cab 6 hrs or more It 1 h 1 , PIK' tlons.
·night wkencl. 3 . prc-«:h. ,IF YOUR ~SWERS ARE .TRUTHFUL , College District, 1370 new or exper sales assoc-welcome11 ttapoMlbUity & day. Apply In ~non, m~nt; ~~~:r~s19.i1 0: 11111r Sf;\'F.NT\'-rnE Gt~r..-rs
chlld. Sillary open. O\\·n .. , ~WE-CAN HELP YOU , Adams Ave, Costa 1-Jesa. iates. lled Carpet Renllors, hllS ·F ~1l~gel of Yellow Cab Co., 186 E. 16th Sizes 10rv 12111 1,1,,, 16,, ! .for each pnt1en1 -ttdd Zi
trans. Reier. · a hu\st~. ~fed\cal as1lst.ant back office with over :~ offices nation-~un t.!1. au u oca-St., Cotita ?ofeaa. 18111 1l~a' ~llss~· Sl~e~ 111· cent11 for ~Ii.ch pettem for 'l Spygtass. • HW--a:re;u :u A. Do «rou "••• •*,:."9('1"0C•flon•I d•i•t7 girt In H.B. Write ClaaUied ~d~ can ou:r ~be rft.!I· "tlon & frlei"~ co-v.<arkersj WOMEN needed for cleaning 12, i4, 16·, 18, 20. 1•1.!:.\sl~ Air ~1.all and_ S~l llun..
I wkdaysreves only. l-a. Do-you "•••too4 'ntfi.Jt in!t!fig•nc•> .Ad 'No. 26, e/o Dally Pilot, s on growl 8 anc;e-Call Coasta ~r:son n e setVice Over 2) s@..47j7 STATI' \'OUR DKt:SS .,.1zt· dl1n~; (1then11se U11rtl-cla.~
YSITl'ER. • Live-ht, 5 :l C.Do>you f1tl \uffitftntlv moli-•ted tO •chie••7 P.O. Box 1560, Costa r.tesa, nient opportunlUes )'OU~ Agency, 541).6Q55, 2190 67~ ' ;, ' 8.EVf:NTY-nvr; 'cf::sTS delivery \\'Ill take: thrtt
hool children. 'Rm, brd D • .00 'f6u ht ... the tbility to mt \t de,i1ions Ca. 92626. !:'~ f~in!:t::. x1'&~cl. 1-larbor Blvd .. C.Jl,I. YOUNG Attrse Females for f(lr ea.ch pattem -~add 25 wA1~ks 8<::,_,~()l~h· S.0.ndAILI>~
, salary. ~~7. I! E. Ate,you r••"'I' tO ••t • ~•1i1tic. c•r••r ohl• .. ti••7 MIDDLE aged lady to care Thomait E fl.iandnt m~ SECURITY GUARD publJ RelaUonll & 1 cents fQt each pattern f()r 100 11,,,..,..i;, e
Jr MAID Wal days '·;If vou "!•r•'•t:bflvlnc•i thtt h1lp ••• •••ll•blt would for invalid from .Fri noon ~ ' • Exptr F/tlme: Ocm!IJCt CaU i t. 6r>-4114 18 es. Air r.la il and Special Hand· PILOT, 105, · Needlecraft Good t'i*. eoa'fL' Me ' )'~ '"-'' It, Without dfl•y-' to Sun eve. Call 4'.93-9252. a1>~i:_. . ' Mr }·on1 Su(,ervisor or ap Ung· otbernise third-el ass Dept., Box l63. Old <;:Jielse•
l!!AI!! n.173 ,, t . &a, -' YOU ·SH.OULD KN-..., MOTEL ..... , will tr.,·n. Ap-, ·~lboa . 81 Club deU~ry Mil take lhrtt St11ttnn. Ne1~ York, N.Y. ~ ' ~ r "'" PUUll • Y ~·eek~ or lTI01"t: Sena ,() 10011. Prln1 Name. Addre."""· BEAUTICIAN .•Tht .. ttf•r \olu•r•nOf •-'••tt1ted ' ply ln pe:1'90n Costa Mesa 1;221 W.,Coast Hwy., N.B. •d•dw r.tut;1n ?>tllrtln ihe DAILY Zip, v.n .. m ~11111MT ••
air 11t)'lilt1.-rttlt ~get po.id e Third P•ft•rp1ofn1rOl'•l l11flue11c• It 1ometlmei 11tc&t· JM, 3205 Harb:lr, O.i SILVERW066S . PILOT, 442, P~ltE'TTI Dept., NEE o l.E:CRAi'~r '12!
fflr your ~t. ··~me wotit ••rv 1 • -NCR PROOF OPR. Tailor & Fitter 232 Writ 18th St.. Ne"' Crochel, kn.II ,· etc. ~ orthebt,qtesl~~~-clet.~ •·&.ttl"n9 the rt;ht door••,.11, •t th• rl9ht le•el ,,. Exp'd.onlY. Apply Ex-rltneecl Anti IOO York. N,'l 10011. Pr\nl rl!recrlon11. 50c, • esl shOp bt Orange Co. Men jj\li,.t ftchniqn ;-~-· .. ,.. ..,..Bank ot N"'1'p0rt ,..-qut1 NAME, ADDRESt whh ln11l•nl ~lsn11nte Boole. I .I: -.wni:na &tyltng ~/JoUow-· •&.Cuti•• po1itUn1 ''' ffllM threuth •ncutl•• inf•,. 21tl6 E. Cout Hwy, Cd)f See Mr. Sew, Manager 2lP, $r2E 11.nd S'l'Vt.t: Baiclc, fancy knots. pat·
''ng prerd. 1:J.ain;ll)lths. 3843 '1..r.,.,,_ •--Erie CarJion. -• -Or l\lr. WUllam.11 ANTIQUE 1800 up r I g ht h'UMBEK. ternll S:l 00 •s , Bri.SIOI. CalJ ~w ror J PPl, !It Mtu ,.111tne melll11~, 11 tt•t I tottl t111wer. PQ:ED p Tl H I NC), 45 1'~t111hion l&l8J!c1, N'.B. piano, newly re.Unlshed , SEE MORE Q u I ck ln•t~nl . ~h<ll Book _ ·m.!W ask"!Or l;ynn. SEND RISUMI QR CALL TODAY c~-L-art& I)' i; P • RIAL-ISTA-TI SHll'l'ING GLERK-~· '10<>! w1,.iau ~""· Fuhlona and chooae one Learn by pk1.,...! Pat· BLUE LINE Opeftt ~ -_,OR-I -vvaa r en SALESMEN • ---Wlnltd by n~l.-dls--. ITU?T)', wont last ~ttem . fret trom our ttms. $1 .00. -l!f!C• .Apply in ~noo:;ly 'ilt CalU. drlvtn Uc:. owr h; Why not work ln the hott\ t tributor Must be well or• l'lrlrc·Sun:un"r Cat11log. All Complete lnlrtant Olft Book ~n 21!1l "·NeWl'or1 NO COST EXE .. UTIVI INTERVIEW houn 5-12 tvts. Neat k area. Huntlnttoo Beach. gatil%ed. errldentandkno'f.'I· LAGUNA Beach Muaeum of slie.! Only50c. -more than 100 gUts •
Cenltt 'Or. NB , • 11 pel'IOM.blt, 646-7136. , 410 Fountain ValfCy: t.et us edgtt~ about UPS parttl Art Antique show & Salt, JNSTA!'or"T SEWING ·BOOK $1.00. -
VE T!f.OSE A p.p LE EJC:OUrJYE' o:1ERYIOES, 110, Eut 171h St .. C..1• Mesa. lraln you. Call PlJ!l Mc-JIOI• truck. !>lo. ~·/•µJo. M•r<h 8. ~ & 10th. l~9 l'M r,w today, •cu lomorrow. 0>'."1"<'• All .. • --
,arINcsi"l:iand _:n. ~ ~ HOMI GPP1c1 _ N=r:=1b:Jt~~~~ ~~ra."=.E· REAL ·:t:~~0~:1:,~0~ ~ &ut~;. iu PM Sun. 80iN0'~At>-'1' ti~~11 1 0N1 fl~'.!.'"r tttti noots .• ;o..
um num Po • (714) 547-MU 'salary. MU1t be Uc. Call RECEPT . _... pty'. to ad\'l\nre to ,,,-:.~ ANTIQUES-Hall trff1, Ice · -_ · 110\"~8: 0 """' or 11 1"'11• ,\r1 .... y will ghlfll the a•• N M I . St • •-"' A .. ~. ,..__. ~·I •1• bo • •· 1 • 1 '"sh'°" fAl1~. tl. .SOC. metal to " '"llk~new'' ~ • In • ' ' .... a na 499-«lOO rood t-)1)111, pbon('t, ........ ae ma:r ........... a .. CS:'! ti ,1 x. tee Cno:s • m sc. :;oc, , QotJt Book 1 _ 16 pattmis.
ndlUon. Hlw anythlns to l!'NK. 1Jlll~D1NG SUITE '1021 NURSES Aidt, hoost.k!tper, rlllftg, etc.: ftloo thru I'd • 9'7B-l!50 other'!I. 1101 0 Vlct¢r1A Sl.I Qulll!l for Tt-d1•y'11 LIVln ... , ~.
ioUt. llie-..__l)albo l'llo .......... tri 1.a. good Wll'8 ,. ooOOI. 12 to s. Unlvtl"lW Maril». -"1:rJ ~ill-Ille HES'f J)AY to CM. CA.II f.1)..91B7 15 bta.uUtut pDl!fl'M. 50c. M.-eum QGOt 'Book I -
O...tfterc!' Ad. C.0 Mi-am. J44.'5 Super10r'Ave, N.S . l599 SUJ)ttlor, A-5. &a-281't nm an "id! Dvn't delay .• , ~SEW -oo.~g ---·· ______________ ,
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8J9.0074 or M>3Ui0 llfl. S
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Behind Tony'• DJda, Marl.
1'~M'TASTIC STERID SALE , .S.uu:ui 210 R(!(~h·tr. Z-11" .[)I STRE SS SALE' 73 ~way ~pea.ken: &: Glenburn Y a m a bl 6 S 0 '\ I n1·
mngnc1ic turntable oom· m11oc. h(oln1 "f11 le •'1 t'ld. 111
pll'te 'It Ith ShUN: cartrldl!:e. Ume olfered. Priced for
List over ~. Now $297. quick sale. ~-I
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check &: get free headphones
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STt-:REO, 179 En~I 17th, 1---------· I C08t11 l\lesll, 615-2+12, 3721 South Bristol, 2 blk~ Nu.
ot So. Coast Pll.1za, ~IM.20.
''fn KA\\'ASAKI 100 ADC. 21 ..
""heel, new llre1. lot.I of
l'Xtr115. Very Wt &. t'('!iablfo.
Alw;t Seo! $350. 96&--4051,
Jrtf. MEXICAN
HANDCARVED
Exterior Doors
GUARANTEEO
(714) 646-6395
AM/FM stereo ~track lttpr'.
Plus lapt'S. St2:i. Cu 11
673-2157 aflcr S:OO.
!\L\CNA \IOX stereo consoll'
li1cdl ii:tylc excellent cond·
SITS. 6'12-Ml?
'69 SliZUKI TS 2;JO, M'l up
f(Jr dirt but Include• 11.ll
llGhls & acccsso1ie1, $300
or best offtir. 546-:Jt>.12
SUZUKI 125 MX
r ull kl!, 1'M trans, plru;tic
111nk. ukronl, fast. cull
1'-1t1rk, 8J3.3361.
·70 OSSA Stiletto, 4 Mpd
WE NEED .YOUR
CADILLAC
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P111it for or Not.
.Uk Jo'or Chuck Trapp
Used Car 1tl&.naiCf'
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JOP DOLLAR PAID
IMMEDIATELY
FOR AU. FOREIGN CARS
Call or COll'\tl In to ice u1.
NEWPORT
IMPORTS I
NEW, Buy No\\', Ski Pants J[I sz 36R, jttckel t.1. boots si 11'. ,.,.. to You S trans, 250ec. $450 or bst 3100 IV ~-·· I Na otlr. Call eves 968·51H1. · ......,.., 1 wy., · · head likls no 180, ne\\' 11ine I._ ___ _:. __ .
dl'89CI' & desk SIOO, 'l ty,•n
bed11pread11 & shl"C!ts, Queen.
al.so rll.'('t blankets. 646-1856
3 Lin•s, 2 Times, $2.00
642-9405 10 spt.'C!'d bike exL-ellent ___ ..:..:::_:_'""---
or 644-680~
CAL CU L ,\TOR S
1 N VEl\'TOltY Clearan~.
brand nu 8--digit. 4
functioos. \Velghc tl oz. a pprox 11izr of dollar bill
·~ il'll:h !hick. $29.95 --
S II E PH ER DI II USK\',
trained. good v.·/ childrt'n.
H~brkn. Xlnt \\'8lchdog.
4!H·:i333, Connie.
Jo~REE to @Ori holne. Vl'ry
ln~·able Poodle 1nlx. n1ed
sz. f('nl. US4'ht'kn 493-263!1
3 OAP.LING nu1le poppit-11
10 ~:ood homes. 2135 lri:J
Pl, Cosla i\le$1 &16-1991
condition.
5.16-4311
25!1 CC Yan11lhu, real
rlean, 1973 ~lode!, take over
JN"1ymen111. 493-5315 aft <IP~I.
'71 lfONDA T.i>. ' 11
k'.tl\\'fllJllki !JOO, Good L"OOd.
Cull 497-~
HONDA 100 Dirt. tle11l('r st!I
up. Sl."IOt bcsl offer. Extras.
9!)2·10.iO
1971 Ste<>n's llodaka lOOcc.
i\Jilli-molo t·t"OQ, it o o d
11haper asklng $250. 557-4515.
DECORATOR. 118.ll terrific I ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~
buy 200 yn:ls Gingrr Bark
nylon short shug carpel. 300
yrds 2 t~nc crcnmy 11autemc.
pub n11rrors 642-2255 518-16.>I. ~ ' '
Mobile Hom.. 935
MOBILE HOME
FOR SALE :
f'R.IGIDAIRI': $40. Anlir1uc
trunk wnshcr, s tau r I er.
c.xer. lal.llc, y,•/leg unit &
timer. Best offer
Pets, General 850
SILVERCREST
* Socurity Pet Prod.* MOBILE HOME
il<icf 28c lb. Cott. ('h. 20c 2tl' x 53', 2 BO 2 BA, carp.,
Jb. D.H.L.'s $2.50. 10/niorc • :trnpcd, blf-ins., 1-elrig.,
$2. 547-3977 1-llB E , washc1• & cJC!f'I. drve1· '"ired
\Vilshire, SA for 2'l0 air conit., 'kl!ch.
Coekaticl male <'lock, 11>ton1ge 11hed, ln.lld-
TOP CASH SSS
paid for Wied Ai\IC or Jeeps
FRIENDLY '.~1
AMC /JEEP
1969 Harbor Blvd. c.~1.
\\'E l:fVY
I~tPORTED AlITOS
BEST PR ICES PAIDI
Dean L•wls Imports
1!66 Hubor, C.M. 646-930:
C\SH F'tJR
YOUR CAR
-7070
Autos, Imported
VERY UNUSUAL
970
'73 /\vcni,:t•1·, ('Uslon1 built.
J\luSl St.'C to appl'C'C. acst
oner. :;o n1pg, aft. 6 or
weekends, 61~.JG.
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JAGUAR ROUS .ROYCE CADILLAC PINTO
'60 XK l50s Roadatcr Xlnt 'T2 ROLLS ROYCE SILVER ·n COUPE De VWe, full 13 TOWN Cwpe-. Lolltled; '71 PINTO. 4 1pd, Run-a·
c.oodiuon S24SO SHADOW form.al Seda.rL pwr," AJC, nu 11r•1, 2 Dr, Speed COfltrol . AJr bool. +1,0CQ rnl. Xlnt cond. 'I •B-18&5 • Onl)' 8.JG.Lmlles, "°~~ AM/FM. n11lrrt cond,. S3500 / Coed. ~ Blue Palnl, S15r95. ~ J
JENSEN ~~.l"t';l:,1ti~ ~E d"" 811-27<3 ._ &IO-<l6lD. AAl/11'1 ,wl<b tape p/•Y"· FORD '12 P!"to Runabout, :
UNITED STATESf'.. "11 ELOO:tAOO .l1'MJAM ~ sold for .S9000. auto, white, $2150. Pvt. pty.
---------1 ~·heel base loot ..Hts ~ 1tt-tto, ~I)' equJpt, ~ AJkinC oniy SSCOO. pn. pty. ~1 af1 S PPil
·JENSEN l~tllt . ...,-ooi carp~~ts, ~lc.Y •f' :k"'i;u ~'= ::.~~ 5QZ.Z»4 PLYMOUTH INTERCEPTOR" mott an length nlde than · '10 CONTIN~AL MK 111 lj
t.a1l(e SelecUon l't'&U1ar suver 6hadow. Ex· CAMARO run p;w;tr • 1ut11ac equip. _ 1
ol eoior. reuUve driven. LRA UJ19. A sleal at n400 below whale ATLAS l1' Jmn1edlatfl Delivery Pbone SU-~.Dlt... blue book: 83l·ID40 Dir.
ruu. SE11v1e>;.. TOYOTA BY OWNER CORVAIR DEPAlt'f~U·:~T '6' CAMARO ftS Ch rysler/Pl.,,_,th '
'"" fO....?.-c.nv. """ •n SATELLITE ,,c/• NEWPORT
IMPORTS
ONE YEAR
WARRANTY
73 TOYOTA
FaclOI')' Air
Tirtled Ght.111 , ,..
A~f Radio '" ~ aood needs trans 'o\"Ork s250. SEBRl"''G -sa.-alt '''°· " Au10.,J'rBn1. COROHA SEDANS Pow., S1ttrtng
1-r=c~o~.~ .. .:ll:;:J;IT;;;E•_-1 VI. automa!IC. r9ato .... ,... " 'I' power steUing, power Iii " ' 3100 W. Con.st Jlwy.1 N.B.
641-9405
LOTUS
Sevtnd 'nice ones to c:hoo8e PoWer Brakes · Dile Front
&om all equipped \\<Ith a uto-Electric \Vlndov.•a
matic, fa:t·7 ajr cond, Tach.
radk>, etc. All ptkN ~~· c.o.ole
the cost of a new 1974. \l.'ood Grain Stttrin& Wheel'
·72 LOTUS Europa, T\vln SEE n!D! NO\V . ·. OR1VE Xlnt. Til'H
(·arn, yellow w/blk inl. ONE ... Bl'Y ONE ••. Space Saver Spare
pv! ply, 71~--0202 • Uted Only 10,000 ml/yr
M A TI\11. c:ar is a very clean BILL MAXEY
TOYOTA AZD lurqooise v.i!h a black vinyl
SEE THE ALL NEW
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lop and i. priced way be.ICM'
BluebOok at $1295, Call O\\<n-
er da)'a 642-4321 ext. 295,
eves. & \.\'l!ekends 963-11.21 .
'72 VET Cpe. P..T wlndows,
p/b, tilt whl, air, lm lrtereo,
auto. Gm w/blk Inter. Lo
mil•. After 6pm wkdys, .... ,,..,.
'69 CORVETTE alr,
Mot/FM, xlnt cond.
bl.ac:k. 839>o6616
DODGE
ATLAS
pis,
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MUST SELL '68 Camaro RS. Oean. 'J\lr.
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Chrysler/Plymouth
DELIVERY Best o.al Anywhere! •"""" w1blk. ""'yt top. m '6l DODGE
'73 DEMO CLEARANCE LEASE OR TRADE ~!. ~~r·,S:· ,!'.'!';• CORONET
IMMEDIATE '14 TOYOTA
All Mddelsl windows, """'°" & many/ 2 DOOR
NOW JN PROGRESS DEAN LEWIS olher oxtnu. Asldng $129;\ • ·SAVE SSS C8'h. Call origtnal •• ,..,. , HARDTOP days 642-4321 ext. 295; eves. VS . U . ~--:------., TOYOTA ~· & w .. ke .... 963-llll. • automa '· ""'"'· hoaler, -+J iii' , pow~r 1 11teej'in1. white side QW!I SH To APfarec:l.te \Vall tires, air condifionlng, ·~ (/!:I 1966 H11.r bo1·, C.!\l. 6'16-!:.1;"3 '68 Carntiro ·RS. All extrai; vinyl tdp. CUBH2&11 .
"---:--: ·--·69 ~NDCRUISER H.T. 4 [n('I_. P/S, 'P/B, al~, auto,\ $695 ,
2001 t:. Joirsl SI .. Santa A:.a ivhl driv(', Warn hubs & radio, vln)I lop, etc. ~lu11I Open Dail ' It Su 'til 10 P~I
:J58.7871 xlnl. cond. 831-21HO Dir. IK'li Sl.295. Daya 6424321 cxl .......,, HY •-"s· 1 d ' . 295, eve&. &. weekends ~~" ar.,..,r v ..
brakes. \\'hite ~·all 1ire9, air
condltklnlng. vinyl lop. (301· 14
EOHI. 1l
S2095 ,.
()pe1'I Dally &; sun. 'IJI 10 Pl'rl 1
2979 Harbor Blvd., t
Costa Mesa
546-1934
1972 Plymouth
Custom Suburban
3 Sc11t SlnUon \\'a.gon
400 cw, V8 engine
Torquefilte Trunsniill5ion
Pov.·er StcerinI:
Po ... ;er Brake!!, Oise F'ront
Air Conditioner
AM Radio
Vinyl Split Seals
Electronic Ignition
Color . Chestnut l\letalllc
License 263EOJ
$16q5
See al DAILY PILOT Em·
ploye Parklng Lot. Monrllly
thru f"'rlday. Cnll 642-021.
Mk for hlrs. Greenman.
,, ..
675-1716.
1973~ KODAK Carousel slide
projector, nKXlel no 750 H,
standard lens, remote l'On·
trol switch. Xlnt cond.
Stl7.50. ~3167 or 545--11144.
DR.APES, WOVEN \VOODS,
CARPETS, UPHOLSTERY
F'rec Est, Trn·lned
Deooraton. 5~8-89 -11,
1/621-4769
'"ith cage ~nped pati.J. Three yrs. old
S:S. ~8-765-1 -like nu. Lot:uted in new
adult pk. awey (rom noil>y
ft. One-ha lf bl. from club-
house-. $15,495. C1:1IP' EVF.S.
213-6%4690 Gm-7152.
* Me$z7daM704 Rotary * ~lr.roi:~~n?°~~ ~~ 96J.IJ2l. 5c4 .. 6ta '1'9""34 'Tl AUDI. std. tran.~. lo\V 1 NTH SJ200 499-29'1'.f. 19n CA~IARO. 350, 4spd, • i:1~1 ~:~ :,~lizs;r;oo. or 36 ~IONTHS OPEN U:;ASE TRIUMPH p/1, p/b, vinyl lOp. sharp, FORD
. ATLAS
FlNE QUALITY PERSIAN
' RUGS.
Akhavl Oriental Rug.~.
.!14 N. La Cienega mvd
1213) 659-4480
Oog• 854
e PUPPY WORLD e
Chihua.heas. Tiny Poodle&.
Aincr. Eskimo, Pit Bul.18,
Bull Tenier, SI. Bernard.
Cockapoo. J apanese Span.,
Lllbs. OJ.chshund. 100 t.llX·
ED PUPS!! Stud Sl'rvl('e
J\lost Bret.'ds. Open E\.'es:
S.11·5027
OOBERM,\N Pin,:c h e r
PupPies. ·• AKC, cropJl('d,
shot~. lital('s, f e ma I e 1 .
"'-""'
CAN BE' SEEN AT:
CRESTMONT ~
ESTATES
1051 Site Dr., Bre11. <Central
t.ve. acn»ii; fron1 Brea
Con1n1. HO!ip.) Loi •46
CONTAC'T llAY, PK. 11.IGR.,
for s!M)y,•lng.
Motor Hom•s
Sal•/R•nt
Miscenaneous
WantH 820 STUD service. need a tent e SHARE \VlNl";;;:a,\t--:O . e
Cocker span. for niy rcgis!. Own 20"/v inl -fully equip.
COINS '64 & Before. $4 for 11.fnle cocker span. 847..W74 Use 10 \\'l't!ks per ycnr. Con·
$1,s. $1.55 for halves. 77c eve~. sider only 1·esponslblc pa11y.
for quarters. 3lc for dimes. AIREDALE Pups • AKC • Call 644·5'162 rtl·F 9-5.
962-7689, 962-070!l -Jo11ntkote Ch. Sire/Show e DALE'S 11.fotor Hom c
SILVER COINS Ql ty/Huge Bone/Ca1m Pet. Renrnls
PAYING TOP PRICE 837-5561 Pr/Ply '73 ZJ·26" !\1.H. & rt11nis
I ---~9'l-3Gl6=.c=;.._---1 \VEIMARANER puppi es . Free mile.ii 9 Ill 9, 8.~
PRIV ply wishes lo pun:hasc AKC, 8 mos, 2 nialcs, 3 RENT n1c '73 Explorer 24'
silver c.'Oins, collecrions or females. Call 830-4158. sleeps 8, ]O'A'e.SI rill('!';
indiv. aft 6 Plit. 644-1243. ,H:.:::•:c":.:e::;s _____ _.:8::.:56 ____ 55_2o.·""'=· ''----
\\'ANTED: Gus dryers, y,·ork· 1 · Lifcfin1e 23' sl!lf ronlaincd
ing or 001. R.easonaUJc. REGISTERED :iyr Appy, 4 kw. gen air c.-onditioning,
646-5848 Urood & riding mare. \Veil 639-2981
OJo"FSET P ia !· Bw-ncr !ind rrained for exp rider. ALSO Autq Servic•, Parts 949
light table ""'Anlt-d. reg. 8 mo coll. 67l-2191 * 87().456-1 * SORR.EL marP, 8 yrs. old. BRAND f)('\\' TR~ Tonl'K"au
COINS 'Si & before, $4.25 Great w Childl'{'n. Incl. all CO\"Cr $3ll. 846-1677 after 6
for $1. $1.15 for Halves. tack. $325 or sell bst offer. pm or anytln1e \\'!"!ekends.
646-72'l7 i\Tusl sell. 673-4946
M~u-sl~c-a~l -ln~s~tru=m-en_t_s_m_ 1REG Palomino Gelding. 15-2,
English, Westem, jumps 5".
T\VO '-fo old Yamaha rG-:ZOO no bad habit!, sowxl. $500,
guilar & case. Coat $210. 493-8397
Au101for~ l§J
-"""-'="'B"'MW'°'=~'---1 \Vii i accept trade-ins 15t.IPG, asking $17 50, '--------CALL hfR. FRY Sl2·ti666 979-G715 art !t.
H t .. 8 ·n TR STAG, 4 speed. HEY ATLAS
l&ITll. OWIJ! fOI
BAVARIAN
I .& i
New •73. Bavarias
at HUGE SAVINGS!
1974 BMWs
Bavnrias, 3.0SAs & 200ls
!or hnn1ediatc delivery
5 yr. or 50.tloo mile \\'a1Tanly
available on all nc1,•
1974 & '73 B!\l\V's.
OPEN SUND A \'S
1=::1
<Jg40'.l lilarguerite Park\\•ay
lilissWn Viejo
831-20~0 • 49:>-4919
USE AVERY P\VY EXIT.
ORANGE COUNTY'S
OLDEST
UD , each chrom• """' •·hi• .. onty C ROLET 23,()'.X} miles & near new
ATLAS MAZDA. rond. 831-""'1 Dir.
'67 GT 6, Triumph, $950 firm,
('Ilg & lrans recently reblt
?ill mpg. &&-1053'. Chrysl•r/Plymouth
1rn1 Beach 81 ' 812-6666 VOLKSW '71 M MERCEDES BENZ -AGEN ONTE
WILL BU.Y YOUR CARLO .. 50 USED GAS SAVER · V8, aulomatic, radio, fi•alo'r, power tlleeri11g. p ower MERCEDES PAID FOR OP. NOT. \VTI.L bl""Bkes, ·...,·hlte wall tires,
ON DISPLAY PAY TOP DOLLAR. CALL power wl<ldow•, vinyl lop,
KENT ALLEN, 540-044:?. · air conditioning. (578CXYl.
'73 Dal sun pickup, ~e\v V\V Bus 30 mpg. New 161 $ 1795
cR.mper. 1 owner, low miles eng. & trans under Open Dally&: Sun. 'tll 10 Pl.I
!2501-IE\Vl. y,•amtnty. New UrN, mags, 2929 Harbor Bl Id
Chrysler I Plymouth
'68 COUNTRY
SEDAN · STATION
WAGON
VS, automa~. ra¢ip, )lea~r.
powl'.!I' steerbm. p o'\v er
brakes, >A'hite \val! ttres,
air conditioning. !ZLH53lJ
$695
Open Dal!y & Sun. 'til 10 Pi\f
29'".!9 Harbor Blvd.,
• CQ$ta .Mesa
546·1934 . _ brakes, partial camper &: Colta !\1esa" .,
73 MG !\lidget, lo1v mileage. more. $1500 64S--084S or 546 193. 4 . '&4 Galaxie, 2«. HT, 1'1nn
llke new, A.'1 /F'M (Ser No. 64&.7811 • S250 cuh. Good transp. car.
69'll). V.\\I. ~ug , '72:. $195(1. MUST SELL Gd . tires, p1t., p/b, R &
-2-1,000 nu, nc1v hres, stereo , Ca RS H. '74 lie. ~3955
'71 ToyolA Corona hlark Tl. ~·/spkrs. 642-3693 68 . maro ·.Clean. Tur· •n LTD Brougham, vinyl
drlu.'(e hardlop. 1 O\\'rM"r, 1968 VOLKSWAGE' qoo1se "·/bl~. Vinyl top. 327 lop, Alwl·FM stereo. Good
air l'Ood, 10\\' iniles (5.18· $1 I;o St h 592 N241-V..S. fa,c. a1r, P_IS, P/B, l"rond°"""''"l'°'I<=00.,"=°"'6-00"-'" .. 19:::_...c•c_ t:L\Vl. • · . ep en, · :> a~to. l'llru!., radK>, J>CM'er
House Of Imports 1964 VW VAN wirw:m....11. console_& niany '70 liiAVERICK, air, auto.
G . other extras. Aelcing Sl.295 lo mileage, by owner, $1795,
52J..7250 AS S,\\ VER • 548-478.1 cuh. Call original mrner c""""';_::.~:;;·==-;:-=o-"'7"
1968 V\V Bug, good cond, day11 642-4321 ext. 295: e\'e1 '72 RANC!-IERO 500, Air, JIM SL£MONS 2 nl!W lircs, reblt eng, $1250, 6-9 & \veekcnds !J63..1121. PIS, P/B, A·l condition.
IMPORTS 968-9458 BY OWNER $595. 31.000 mi. $2495 4!»-1387. MERCEbES BENZ '70 Sqback, new palnl, Exira 1966 Chevy Impala, vecy '70 MAVERICK. auto '6', PS, clean. 25 MPG $1650. iood cond, new head gas-R&:H. 39.000 mi. A clean
AUTHORIZED 646-9193 kd &: valve lfl.nd, etc, many ear, $1S9S. MS-6632
SALES I SERVlCE '?'J KARMANN Ghia, 13000 handreds jU9t spent on It. BEAT Up 'M Galaxle 500, Jim Slemons ml. 24 ~fPG, 1 owner. xlnt can aft 7, 644-1615 Park Runs lood. Ask'& $175.,
Chrysler/Plymouth
'68 PLYMOUTH
VIP 4 ·DOOR
HARDTOP
\18, aulomatic, radio, healer,
pov.·cr steering. y,•hile y,•aJJ
tires, air conditioning, \'in)•l
top. CPP-i3F80210685).
S795
Open Dnily & Sun. 'Iii 10 PJl.I
2929 llarbor Blvd.,
Costa h1esa . ..
546-1934
1971 PLYMOUTH
CUSTOM SUBURBAN
3 Seat Station Wagon
400 cid, V8 Engine
Torquefllte Transmission
Po~·er Steering
PoY.-er Brakes, Disc Front
Atr Conditiont'r
AM Radio
Electronic Ignition
Color . Green
Li~nsc · 26.iEOJ n.695.oo
Sec at D1\fL\' PILOT
En1ployce Parking Lot,
•i\londay through Friday.
Call 642-4.121, ask for Mrs.
Grl'f'nml\fl.
A-TLAS
ChrY1!0fl P!f'!'""'h
'72 PLYMOUTH
DUmR
'
_.Mu:i;l.WUH THOROBRED Hunters lrucks
..
962
s STRIN"G'·"~~njo, $50. Call 615-2571 ·n FORD COURIER IOffico~~-;;;~,--\~!!!!!!~~~~~~~~ 17,000 ml, aulo I runs, n1ng
I cpnd, Call 67J..7011 a.fl 6 pm. Newport 673-3803, 640-l688 ~--~-~-1 mports ~70 -vw, luggage raac7'Trlr Sa-To-ARtll~late=:: ::t.:AtA:XI:Ec;-xtn
(\Ve're lop buyer for any hitch. r k h. ca:maro RS. An extras 2nd car, $300 or best pfr,
Vl.-oul<>matlc,-pow"'-'"""&l-~~-1--,.,_j
ing, power bnikes, radio,
\Offic• Furnllure/ y,•hls, 5 new Ures. t\n\f..-d
E I 82 l Boats Md 11• Ji I gl11S!I, R & H. Paneled qu P· 4 ~ Equtpmtnt 1'. campl'r w/ dual insldr ~iiiii'!iiiiiiii·:iiii;;~ I lights & cubovcr stor11.gc DKS. S15 up Exec swvl chrs cabinet '74 ta&s. Private Sl5/25, Secy chrs SS/24, Bo ~-I ~~ S Pierce 867 \\I. 19, e,.,1, c;:;:;•l;.:s::.•·.;-:.:;n;;e:;cr;•:_ __ 900::; pa rty. ~· ec al 256 E . 6-12-3108 -191h St., Cf\f.
826
18' GLASS owr wood fi~'iing .~ CJ ~~
& kl ~ .. 1 'OO h 'l 50 iEv 1 P.U. 4 speed s .,.,.. .. ., P " ere. late model 6 cylinder engine
Great buy. 962-4569 good on gas. Sell or \rude
\\'ANTED: Outboard motor, for oU road or street Buggy,
15 to 20 H.P. Late nXM:lel. · or Baja-bug. Call anytin1e
ReasonabJe! 646-764.1 \\"eekends before 10:30 a.m.
INBOARD Glcn·L boot. Ii' or a fter 8 dnily.
e PIANOS e ORGANS
Open Nlthts 'Ill 9
Sat: 'Ill 5:30, Sun. 12-5
Rentals from $5
\\'It.railer. O!ev. 283 \'···•· '65 FORD PU. Runs xlnt.
direct drive. $850. 546-5566_ Auto, trans, new over sized
Bo P 906 tires, complete camjX'r shell att, ower y,·/dbl bed. 1·ef1ig, sink. 20 e Pianos & Grandt
ALL MAJOR BRANDS
New Spinets fron1 •. , . S595
Used fron1 . .. • • . • .. . . . $95
36' CHRIS Twin. f u 11 y ~~rter 1ank. s 9 o o .
equip'd, Excel cond., slip
incl. N.8 . Priv. Pty, days '69 TOYOTA 111lwi; P.U. xln1
213-tn-3777, Eves & \\'knds cond. $1100.
714-613-9507 673-0910 aft 5 PlayCMI " . . . . . .. .. • $895
Grandi; " . . . • . .. .. . $395
NO DEALERS PLEASE e Organs
ALL MAJOR BRANDS
Wurlitzer w/rhy (New) $499
Thoma~ ... (Ui;ro) Sl95
Jol>R Sale 14 fl .. gJass boat.
trail. 40 JIP Evinrude make
me an offer ~32.W.
'72, • 131h It Boston \\'haler
l y~ hull. foam lilied, $325.,
673-7291 aft 6
Lowrey w/svm •Ne1vl $2695 Boats, Sail 909 e FREE e "-'--'-------'-
Org•n Lesscms ISLANDER 30 l\fark ' JI FULLERTON MUSIC !Pussycat! 2 yrs old, lully equipt for racing. Xlnl 18191 Eucllrf, F'ountaln Valley racing record. Inboard &
557-4836 special gears. Over $21.(KKI
122 N. ll~MY>r. Jo'ullerton investOO. 1-lust s e 11.
171-1805 641-«61.
COAST Music R.J\NGER ll, full race
<quipped. M"'t oell thl•
Newport Blvrl at llarbor y,•eek. Owner has new boa!.
COllta lilr.M &14-5662: 213: 749-8331
6.12-28.ll -.. 1972 16" HOBIE Cal wlral't!
Yamaha Pianos & Organs geu. $1550, Excellent con·
FeaturillJ.{ Koh I er & ditlon. w/lrlr. 673-<1597. Campbell & also Everett 1,,;"'=CC,-'-""";....c:..c.=c~-. Pianos 32' Racing Sloop just painted
PIANOS -ORGANS
New & U5j?d. Gre.at ~lcclion.
Compe!ltivr prices. Opc'n
Eves. It Sundays. The best
deals 1u-e a l""•ays ot:
Wallich• Mu sic City
South Co!llt Plaza f>.IO.~
all sails gQOCI cond. many
extnl.s 646-65.58 or 675-6313.
HOBIE Cal 16, near new,
many xtms,
831Hl228
FREIGHT damage Venture
23' con1pt. wlsails &
trn.ilcr. H!?paired. M&-7172
HOBIE Cat 16 y,•ltrnllcr
WALNUT Suby P,rand, $HKKI $15.iO firm. $1111 away,
or bst of tr. "'"""''""::...::11\cl""'-. ...:494:::::""871='-· -= 5.12-79.15 8 oat1, Sllps/ Dock• 910
'LO\VREY Organ. 2 1nanual.
beaut. lone, $4~. or bcsl
oUer. ~9'i88.
TV, Ricflo,_HIFI,
Stereo
.
\\1ANTED, boat slip for new
30· saUboat. Call 6»-O!lll,
"~k for Ken 00-G pmJ.
Vans 963
'73 DODGE Van 'I'l"Sdcsn1an
100, 318 11uto, cus1on1 pain!,
Int, \Vhls & side pipes. $4500.
or $500 .~ take over
payments. CRll 51&-j().13 bel
s;or 63.1-8117 aft 6.
·n DODGE Van. V-8. crptd,
paneled, insulated, 4 charK'I
stereo. Xlnt cond. Call alter
5:30 (7141675--4592
·72 FORD Van, auto, R.t-.ll,
Fact. air cond, Good cond ..
968-2244
·ro EL'Ono \V·Vr111, 6 ryl.
18-20 MPG. needs y,•ork .
S<OO >l8-6IJ81
Autos Wanted 968 -=---'-;;.;;
1974 BMW's
In stock ready for in1ml'dlate
delivery. E,x(.'('lient savings
on remaining 1973 models.
SALES..SERVJCE·LEASING
OVERSEAS. DELIVERY
ROY CARVER, Inc~
ROU..S ROYCE Bl.I\\'
234 E. 17th St.
Costa ?t1esa • 546-4441
'74's Are Here!
Immediate Deliv•ryl
Save On .Remaining '73s
CREVIER BMW
used Merccd('s ~nz.l li1ust Sell. 496-8584 incl. PI S, P/B, air, auto, -~"'°l'=-O'=l,::420,...,~~-=~~ 1 1301 Quail VOLVO radio. vinyl top, etc. ?-.1ust '69 FORD Falrlalne 500 PIS.
Newport Beach seU $1295. Oayg 642-4321 ext. A/C, lt/H, needs body
,ruJ.9300 29.i, eves. & ~·eekendlr: rk _. 556-6085
ENTER FROM MacARTHUR '74 VOLVO "'3-1121. •• UNC.OLN
NOW OPEN .•• Chev Impala, Pwr. air -;;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
Mission Viejo Imports Best 0.11 Anywh•r•I rond1 Rood tire!!, good • "''""""" LEA.SE OR BUY •ran•p,. S<iO .. 1 .. ~ 1973 • '71 CHEVY V<g• GT, 4 •pd .. MERCEDES BENZ All Modelsl xlnt cond att 5:~ & wkends, Fl~T DEAN LEWIS -!":~ 2 dr Impala,
Con1pl('te Sales .Ir: Service ..' 68 ooo ml AIC ••~
Visit Us Soon At VOLVO · oo...,;,~
28701 Aiarguerlte Parlnvay
Mission Viejo 49frl700 L -tUSE AVERY P\vY, EXITl 1966 Harwr. C.!\1.
'60 MB 190 SL Rditr. Super Autos, Used
~-""'t ""'' 831-""" BUICK
1961 MALIBU. air, P/S, 646-~ P/B, new tires, :drit shape.
990 $895. or oUer 6«J.4119.
• LINCOLN
CONTINENTAL
4 Dr. Townc.ar. Xln't eond.
Fully equipped. Lthr inter.
vinyl root, speed control,
6 way pwr seats, am/fn1
rad. w/stereo tape. Will
sell for 15495. C.Ontact
Penonnel Manager,
Belboa Bey Club
1221 W. Coast Hwy, N.B.
heater, white wall tlre1, air
condlllonlng, custom e:xter·
lor and lnte1ior. vinyl side
mouldings, vinyl top. t296·
EOH).
S1995
Open Dally & Sun. 'til 10 Pfi.I
2929 Ilarbor Blvd.,
Costa !\'tesa
546-1934
ATLAS
Chrysler/Ply-th
Open Daily " Sun. ·w 10 Pi\I
2929 Harb:>r Blvd.,
C.OSla. Mesa
546-1934 Sales • Service • Leasing
208 \V. 1st. S.A. 83.>3171
Closed Sundays --'=;:::,;;:.==o<:.--1 ·n A-m 250 Sedan auk> trans. CAPRI air. & lo m""· 831-2"l0
Dlr.
-'67 \\'ag,. au.to. 2. brl carb,
good lamlly' tri.nsp $100.
•586-5M9
'71 NOVA, orig owner, $1995.
private par1y.
.MUSTANG PONTIAC
·71 CAPRI. air l'Ond, decor
group, bst oflr.
64-0-1606
'71 CAPRI Al\1/rt.1, ,\/C,
n1ag11, xlnt cond . qan alter
6 or 1veekends 4~16..i9
..
ATLAS
•
&e-3'70 1969 MUSTANG, V8, air cond, '73 GRAN AM
642·3970 & 6$.2349
RAMBLER '68 ·CHEVY f'l.1alibu nu brks PIS. P/B, auto. trans.,
& lh-es $700. 640.0l6G or vinyl top. 1 owner. Must see
61>4630 1 lo app1-eciate. Call 5-Hi-5173
aft. 5 p.m. '63 RAl\IBI..ER. 2 dr Mint
·,66 'MUSTANG' Conv. Radials. cond., lo\v ml, Orig. lady
new top, new brakes $i00. 1 _owne __ r~. _Cd~M~ .. _6~44-~7926=--I CHRYSLER
I
~a1ter4PM T-BIRD
'67 MUSTANG 0Jnver1. Orig. I----------I
owber. Xlnt coOO. $9)0. Ph: =-OLDSMOBILE
'61 T-BlRD. \Veil maintained
le many good miles lo go.
$250. cash. 548-5148 eves,
weekend.
65 T.B. &S,000 mi no air.
runs good, good cond $495.
64Hll7
VALIANT
'65 VALIM'T Sta \\"gn tt0-
nomlcal 6 cyl, aulo, R & J1,
good cond. 1"10. !>J-0.""'9.
• OUR SERVICE DEPARTMENT
-WILL BE OPEN FOR
SERVICE on ·SATURDAYS
EffECTIVE MARCH-9th, B A.M. to 4 P.M.
Pleose cal for appointment • • 540-5630
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VOL 67, NO. 64, 2 SECTIONS, 28 PAGES ORANGE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA TUESQAY, MARCH 5, 1974 TEN CENTS
•
CUSD Board Won't Be Seeking Tax Override
By .JOHN VALTERZA
Of .. o.llf "!let Sl•ff
As teacher union members picketed
outsid~ trustees of the Capistrano
Unified School: District P.londay debated
at length and finally agreed not to
aetk approval for a tax override thi.s
coming June.
In a move which v.·as dramallca1ly
different from his atand of several months ¥· Supt . Truman Benedict advtaed
SiOOgly aga!nst the override and &aid
New Niguel
Court Plan
Saves Gas
-By FREDERICK SCHOEMEHL
CM .. o.llJ' ~li.t ll•ff
\ lloutine court appearances that cost
'Ume. money and gasoline may soon
be -handled by mail ·at South .Orange
Co;unty Municipal Court in Laguna
Nigue}
If a plan drafted by Presiding Judge
Blair Barnette is adopted by fellow
jurists, the south C{)Unty court will be
lhe first in the county -and possibly
the state -to do its bit to ease the
gasoline shortage.
"A lot of attorneys drive 45 minutes
to come down here for short, routine
appearances,'' said Judge Barnette.
"This plan will save time, money and
fuel consumption."
Barnette proposed that arraignments
and continuances in all misdemeanor
cases be handled by mail. More serious
felony case.s still would require in-person
appearances by attorneys and clients,
'!be judge said he has discussed tbe
plan with Judge! Richard Hunlllon and
John Griffin. Both are In favor o( the
propooel, he said.
the dioUict coold cope with dw'indlln1
tax re\>enUeS lhiJ nert. fiscal year.
But memben of the Capbtrano Unified
Federation o£ Teachers disagreed and
eq>rff&ed the dilo<Gt In placards canied
·by about two dozea members.
The union• memtirs insls&ecr lhal p~ tO mcr.o.e claaa Joado and
to · io)plement more austm budeett
w~ aerioosly hllli.11!! quality_ of the
,dislrli:t~·e<l!!catton."::" .• -.•
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Judge Blair Barnette
Trio Face Court
On . Map ju~~
Smuggling Raps
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Bame!l~-'81<\ the proposal could be in ef~ect Jater wbi!i week. 'lbree men booked on drug charges
Under the proposed change in the when ~ ~az:c:J!.,_ o_f_~r boat in Dana
, h'!-attwney for a1-+ll"'"'ribo-1 ~a"ll•egedlyievealed 1,500 pounds
misdemeanor client would send a of marijuana stacked belc\v decks are
standardized letter informing the judge to Jace_ar:raignment today in Sama Ana
cl the clent's plea, which normally is Municipal Court.
innocent. Orange County Sheriff's officerJ have
ID the letter, the attorney "'ould charged Rudy Guerreo, 41, Tony Andrew
request a date for a pre-trial conference, Peters, 19 and Thomas James Wheeler,
where more than 90 percent of a11 cases 18. all of 24501 Alta Vi.sta. Dan3 Point,
are setUed. with possessioo of marijuana for aale.
Received at the court, the letter would Deputies jailed the trio during !he' d "·eektnd when Harbor Department be processed by court clerks an officers advised them. they w e r e
approved by the judge assigned to the suspicious of the ocean going activities
case. of the three de£endants.
Barnette said the small size of the Deputies said they searched the 2&-foot
south county court will illllow It to make power boat, operated by the trio and
the change without much problem. found 28 plastic garbage hap each of
He wants to spread the idea to oU~r which contained 15 to 20 bricks of
courts through his position as chairman compressed marijuana.
of the Orange County Municipal CoW't II is alleged that the marijuana was
Judges Association. being smuggled in from Mexico by sea
Santa Ana attorney William Sheffield and later packaged and 110ld on the
(See MAIL, Page !) Southern California market.
4 Motorcycles
Taken in Dana
Orange c.ounty Sheriff's officers are
investigating the theft of four Yamaha
motorcycles valued at more than $4,000
from a Dana Point warehouse used by
a local dealer in the Japanese imparts
business. Owner James F. Berry, 30, of Venture
Yamaha. 34342 Pacific Coast lligbway,
told officers the four brand new
motorbikes were taken from b i s
warehouse at Pacific Coast Highway
and Goklen Lantern Street.
Officers said lhe burglars smashed
the Jock on the rear door and then
apparenUy loaded the macllines on a
truck.
2 New Dishwashers
Stolen in San Jnaii
Two brand new c!!sh~1ashers valued
by the owners at PIO bave been stofen.
from homes lmder c:on:rtzuctioo in the
San Juan Capistrano area, Ora.age
County Sheriff's officers said.
Deputies ulcl IDtnlden who entered
the homes being built by Leadenblp
Housing S1*J118 an Siar Rile Lane
via the sliding glaaa windows used a·
truck 0< heavy vehicl~ to C8lTl' oil
thc appliances.
HouselioUl Taps
In San Clemente
-YieUling Slirimp
Tiny brine shrimp . which appamrtly
bred in an open-air tt9et'VOir appeared
in several household taps in JJOrt¥rly
San Clemente early tbls week. ,
But spokesmen for the ~ Cities
P.1unicipal .Water District said ~t the
appearance was apparently a "nifhor
problem and no new reports ef tie
organisms have come since the ;;initlpl
reports. r.
'l1ie emergence or !ht freshi"'8ter
organisms was reported Monday by two
residents in the Vista del Verde\ area
where water flow~ from tapg su6:tenly
began to dwindle. ' After Cheeking falK.'ef s c r eA n s,
resident( lbund an accumulatk>n Cf. the
small shrimp. .. l
Bud Deflly, r\lreman for the 'Water
db:tiict, said the' shrimp are a co1*ant
source of concdn Decause .eggs from
the small organlsml can be lnlt<>duced
easily into the water suppl . from the
1 .. 1 or feathers bl wild bird•.
"We usually,.Ue sure ncitblng b.,..t•
in the water Wy adding chlorine," he
said today, •1,bqt occa.s~Uy the
breedini cycle taket: place anywBJ' and
the shrimp tnter-thetWater' .supplf."
He termed the appearance of the
(Seo, SHRIMP, P ... SJ
plotun 1ppein brighter than he once
tbOuCbt aoc! that teacher& woold be able
to receive "a, reasonable" increase ln
their wages. .
1b6 ooly dissenter in the vote killing
a raolutioo for the override '\•as ~llMion
Viejo area Trus1te William Tbompaon.
He said be believad the override should
be bf9Ulht &o a volt. ·
~Ion bet..... teachers and ln&at~ !gok one ol&et tDiexJ>ec:ted tum
MondJy when Cbarles Conllin -unlll
rrom a lack or adequate equipment and
supplies.
rettntly unofficial t e 1 c h e r · g r o u p
representative Rt txtard meetings -
asserted lbat cond!Uons are a1ready so
bad at Dana Hills High School that
Principal \\"alter Spencer cooceded
that &here was a lack of the items,
but added lhal all requests for tuts
his ninth grade literalure cla&.1es are have been honored.
beinl; affected by a severe dearth of "We have ntt.-er turned d~n such
textbooks. ..., request." be !aid.
tiusttt Stephen Smith Ytas especially Smith demanded a complete district
concerned and managed to Pf)'"out an study on the Issue of too few tert.s
admission rrom administrators that tor too many student.a. Administrators
fiana Hills, indeed, is still suffuing promised to comply.
The majority or the trustees voting
again.st the O\'erTide said they belit\•td
the eleclioo ""·ould rome too soon after
the distrlcl"s bood eleclion ""'hi ch reaped
$25 . million in nr\lo' construc'!ion fundJ
last fall .
Se\·eral parent volunteers who
.successfully ""·orked !or bond passage
told lru$lctt at lhe meeting that !hey
have receivt'<I calls from ft 11 ow
volunteers wl)O have said they disagree
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Verbal Blasts Torpedo
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·Coastlirie Master Plan
Death Bill
For Kidnaps
Gas Shooting
.. Neighbor Vpset by Fuel Tlieft
SAN JOSE (AP) -A 20·year·old San Jose man accused by his
neighbor of stealing gasoline was shot and critically wounded by
rifle fire in his front yard, sheriff's officers said today.
The neighbor was arrtsted and booked for investigation of
attempted murder. ..
Audience
Rips Into
P1·oposals
Joseph Dagnino Jr. \\'as reported in critical condition in AJexian
Brothers Hospital. James Westbrook, 48, arrested after the shooting By CANDACE PEARSON
111onday, was held in the Santa Clara County jail. °' "-o.n, ~"" si.w
Proposed
Republican lawmaker Craig Hoerner Santa Clara County sheriff's Capt. Frank ~fosunic said Dagnino The regional coastal comm i s s Ion
·ot Long Beadl announced today he is was hit in tJle back by a Ruger. 44 magnum carbine bullet that rip--launched its ideas for a marine master
introd•...ina a bill m· r.--that would ped through his bodi.: and caused a large e~il wound in his abdomen. ~~pt:yor santhek. ridd~~li:Y v:::faJ~neyl! -VUU6'"'..., llfosunic said \\estbrook, who lived across the street, apparently
restore the death peoa1ty for kdlapen was touched of! by seeing Gagnino step out of a car carrying a Cive-from a critical audience.
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inJ '-In ·~ i .... '-. all Jin In tbe draft version, the commWion ure or~ -•~~·~· g on g~ e can.
Holmer aaid"if l1lo ts ______._. L----'-----------------------' called for preservation of estuaries, ..........,.._ .. '6 restoration of commercial fisheries, elim.
a bill that .would mate it a federf ..,. · inalion o( boat pollution and higher water
crime for.~ .., aoceyt food. ....... E d q .. lity •tandards.
.. any other Commodity tnlde ••aUabl• Heavy Tur out xeecte 'lllen came the .ud • .,,.,.. Twenty·three
as a tt!ult of I kidnaping. n = ISto~I~~ :,m::~ t~ ~=~ The toog BeadJ, repr_~J!Ye_~i~ -·--_ • ---------he was prompted in OOtb instanCes by -------too1n1td;-100-unbalatr~l!IO!ate<f -
ihe "shock.lo~' kidnaping of. the daughter too...._ioc_vmplete, loo p oJ i t i ca 1 -o ; :'.dn: de~ ;u~ 0 ~ In San Juan City, VOiiiig m~ln~~~. element is th• lint ol
mooey ,for !cod for the poor-and that about nine 9Cgmenls of a coastal master
ol Reg. Murphy, editor Of the Atlanta plan being developed by six .regional
Constitution. Pr!cinct insptdon: taking a snap tally The election has 10 official and one and ooe state commission est&blished
"It is \KlfCl'tunate that Congress f t 1 toda predicted write-in candidate vying for the three by the 1972 ooastal zooc act. recently ameMed the law to provide 0 votes cas ear Y Y a !\.fonday's sessk>n in Long Beach was
8 penalty for any term of years or hea\f!' turnout in today's san Juan open seata. Only one incumbent, F.dward the fim such planning meeling. The
for life," Hosmer said. CapiJtrano municipal election. Olermalc. ~ght re~lcction. The major attendance of more than 100 people
That cou!d mean a kidnaper or Early figures from five ot the nine issue was growth and the bard-foogl'rt, surprised at least one commission
coogpirator in a kidnaping would never consolidated predncts showed a IS ~ellmes bitter campaign centered on member of the Sooth Coast Regional
go to jail, be pointed out. percent voter turnout with a steady tbe city's new genera1 plan whicb would Zone Conservation Commission, who
In instances mxler the bill sponsored stream of voters marking ba.llota limit p>pulalion lo 41,000. said, "\\'hy are all these people here?
by Hosmer, if a person kidnaped was throughout the day. City Manager D>nald G. Weidner said There arro't any permits on the
neither iDpured nor killed bis abductors Three city council seats wtll be decided today that \'Ote tallies should be coming agenda."
would sUll receive a minimum of ten today along v.itb two balklt propo.sitions in to city hall around 10 p.m. despite "This is better than that o( another
yean behind bars. -whether or not the city should form the fact that there are twice as many commission 's," said Phil Brown, a
There would be no reduction or its own pol ice department, and a regilltered voters this year than there professional plaMcr. as be waved a
suspensk>n of these sentences, nor any ,.-PtOposed parks tax levy of up to IS \lo'cre l'lt"O )'ears ago -5,094. copy of the marine clement of the South
probation or parole. cents per $100 assessed valuatio n. P~ interested In resuJts may call Q>ntral commission.
Hosmer said he believes the stiffer If the poJ.ice issue passes the city city hall at 493-1171 througOOut the "It is bad and irrelevant," he said
penalties are needed now especially council wU) update a twt>year-old evening for ''sp>t checks" uritil all the adding, "this one is pretty good and
because kidnapings are taking on "a feasiblliby -study and again deliberate votes are counted. irrelevant."
political ooloratioo." the pros and cons of a city police The old city council wiJI meet r.tarch Bro'ltil°s can for mapping out precise
"\Ve may be approaching the point force versus oontinuing contract services II for the last time with the new council allocations of resources. not general
where fanatics and mental cues will of the Orange County Sheriff 's .sealed March 12 during a special policies, without "fear" of political
kidnap government officials or what ctep&rtment. If the . parks tax passes . meeting. Councilmtn who are retiring reprisal y.--as backed by Joseph Edmiston
they imagine ~to -be Political reasons the funds wlll be used to develop and ·1hls year are James Thorpe and Josh (Stt COASTAL, Paget)
rather than financial gain. maimain existing city parks. Gammell, who each served one tenn.
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Clemente Turnout. Steady
A oteady turnout of vote" reportedly
pleased with a new computer voting
system marked municipal elections in
San Clemente today.
Precinct inspecton said in phJne
survey• earlier today · that t h e
appearance ol voters at 13 polling places
was steady and appeared to be
traditional for San Clemente elections.
Ei.rlier checks showed about 10 percent
ol tbe voters appearing. Pollo will be
open an hour extra this tlrne around.
1bey. will close at 8 p.m.
Every electioo worker con t a c t e d
during' todiY'• · dlecb said the p11bllc
acctptance of the Votomatic system
being used as an experiment in lhe
city baa been ••beautiful."
Nan Fairbanks. p-ecinct .worker at
the community ClubhaUte_. said that one
elderly man was the only voter to
complain today abou! t1ie loss of the tridittooal paper ballot.
iiu.. city CllJllllCi1 teals and II linl!e
vacancy oo.'11lt Saddltboclr College Board
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of Trustees v.i ll be filled in loday·s
balloting.
A total of 10,181 voter1 are registered
for today's electklD.
Eleven San Clementeans are In the
running for the city cooncll positions
Vet Benefits Raised
$432 Million a Year
WASHINGTON CUP[) -President .
Nfron Monday as11.a· Coogrm to
increase veterans' disability benefits bf
$432 million a. year. In a leUer to
the chalrmt:n and ranking Republicans
on the Senate and House Veterans
comthittees. Nixon recommended a t2
pel'C91t tncre~ in veter~ disability
payments and a 14 percetit Increase
Jn payments to the dependents or
disabfed veterans.
and the "'inners v.111 be sv;vm io at
a special council session TUesday of
next week when the rtSuJts of · the
balloting will be made official.
Counting or the new punc&card ballots
will be done by minll'Omputer tonight
al civic center and City Clerk r.tax
Bug said that if prt'Clnct workers are
swift in their duties, early returns mi~t
be abundant. Traditionally, closing time
at city hall has gone past midnight.
The publlc Is welcome to join in the
addlng of the results in councU chambers
tonlght. Citizens also can check the
returM by calling -ln.5101 and a,,ldng
for inrormation through the c i t y
switchboard.
Berg and spokesmen,for the Votomatic
manufacturer and marketing firm said
that counting-is especially swift-11lter
v.wert check each card for small chips
which may not have fallen completely
from thc bollot. ReadoUI Ille& f<il'eacb
precinct Will be ptOduced by the
comp.it.er.
Oruge «:out
Weadler
Fair skies Wednesday with
mostly sunny and wanner days.
Increasing high clouds late in the
day. Temperatures at the beach
v.ill be in the upper liOs rising to
the low 70s inland.
INSIDE TODi\ Y
Two Missisrippi fisher1nen
wlto claim they were abducled
by wrinkled creatures last Oc-
tober, haven't forgotten their
terrifying e!tperience -eveit if
the government seem.t to 11ave.
See story Page 10.
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WASl!INGTO (AP) -Semtacy of
SIM. Henry A. KJsslnier, back from
lhe':MJild(e Edi 8nd Europe, molerred
'ritb PrelideM Nixon today while
authorllotlw -forecul the mmplata~ol the Arab oll embargo.
\\'Ith Ani'"Oll rniollters due to mtet ift Libya Sunday, these sources sa~
they expect an end to the embargo
agatmt the United States, with supplies
retumln;g to tbe levels that exllted 'prior
io the October Middle East war.
'!be aour<ea said this would bring
Volunteers
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To Marines
WASlllNGTON (UPI! -The~-
0.,. eOnilden the aJl..volunteer force
the most severe challenge It faces.
Last month William K. Brehm, ~
assistant Defense secreUtn f o r
manpower. predicted the ~1arlnes would
be as much as five percent below their
autborlzed size by June 30, the fint
anniversary of the end ol. the draft
law. Brehm predlct..i. the Army at worst
would fall 2.5 por<en\ abort.
In a ~ _....i for delivery
.. the American teg1on today, the
Marine mmmandaot, Gen. ROOert E.
OJsbman Jr., said, "I would consider
the problem of meeting our maopow<I'
-w!t,bln the framework of the all-
' ' • • a drop In oli prices, from lbe cUmnl.
ltUS a baml.to_about 17.
• Restoration·of.J!l'Oduotlon, C0U9!ed with
comervation measures taken dutlng ·tbe .
recent squeeze, will bi-Ing aboi.Jt a
pleotif\d supply of oil for Americans,
according to. eatlmalei.
The atocl< market posted •lrong gains
today, sparked by a ne,t" wave of hope
I.hat the embargo would be lifted 900fl.
1be 11 a.m. Dow Jones average of
30 industriill stocks was u:' 17.05 point.!
at 870.23, and advancing lssues
outnumbered those declining by about
4 to 1 1n active trading or the New
York Stock Exchange. ·
Prk>r to the Kissinger-Nixon meeting,
Whlte tkKlse press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler told r<porters ''.I doo't have
anything to say" on the proopeds of
an early end to tbe embargo.
Sllel~Alffiiiil--Zaki Yamanl, Saudi
Arabian oil minister and • a k°ey
spokesman for the petroleum producing
states of" the Middle East, called for
an end to ti\! Arab oil embargo, 1be
Wall Street Journal reported today.
In ID lnlervlew In Rfyadlr, ·Saudi
Arabia, Yamani said the Arab cut~ft
of oil to the U.S. no longer served
any useful J>l111K16e·
It W~ th{! first time since the ~yoott
began In October that Yamani indicated
the time was right for . ending the
embargo.
Y amani said lifting of the em\>ft 1110
could be disculled at the next meeting
ol tbe Arab oil rnlnillers. 'l11ls could
be as ea rly as Sunday, 'Jbe Journal
aald. _ _ --.. -.,.
Egypt l!4s-already J>Cl1P!llOd a meetln&
In TrlpoU,J.tby.a__!i!_~ _Ill..@
to the entbargo. '
At the ume time, U.S .. olOeLalt ' .-:enied that the political crllls In
!Jrael could.aet back Klulnger's ~me
for having i..rae\ and Syria begin to
negotlale thro11gh blJl\ In Wa9hlngt0n
a disengagement in the Golanlielghta.
Israeli dlpktmatlc and m 11 i ta r y
repreRntative! were due in abqut two
weeks, to be followed within two weeb:
by a 1lrnilar Syrian ml!alon. But now,
olflclals say, the plan muld be derailed
If Prime Minister Golda Meir's Labor
party bas to join fon:eS with the
opposition Llkud to form a government.
1be price of otl before the Arn-l1raell
war waa. about $3.01 a barrel. Stoqe
then, production has been· cut about
2$ per<tllt and an eiiibargo lmpooed
against the Unlled Stateo and the
Netherlands for their support and
frlendshlp for the Jewish Ute.
U.S. experts comidef fl a barrel ~ hla:h, bu_t al.lo are con:erned
that a lower price could discourage
development of alternative sources of
energy. Kissinger and his aides will
say nothing publicly about the Tripoli
meeting.
But Egypt, Saudi Arabi a, Syria,
Algeria and other Arab sta1es are
understood to be wtited in wanUng to
. have the embargo removed and full
production resumed. Onlll now, there
have been :reports of a phased steP;up
of production once the embargo is lifted.
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Fiesta Garb -. : .
San Juan 'Caplstrano•m~;i~-· ·.~caiia lsch a~d ~sta,~tlon
official Mac McDowelt.show 1.fW,-Old Jennihr•$kilea an old· Spanish
fall' and muse about Span· . ·~d Western ~etne of community's
annual Fiesta de las ·G01ondrinas"'Mircli 18 thi:ough 24. The ce!ebrl·
lion, including a parade, contest and entertainment, heralds return
of swallows to Old ~issio!.1 ~n:/uan CaRisiiano. • ·
Su~t '
~Faces 2nd
Death Quiz
By TOM BAllLE\'
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In the 'Saqt,\ Ana MunJciool Court
artaignment of accoed killer Loula
Stanley Wlecbeckl In a move that could
· be linked to mounttq police 1n ... u1allon
of tv.'O other deaths at the Aladdin 'f" Apartments In Santa Ana. -
A district attorney's complaint accuses
the fonner bolpltal worker of the killing
of wealthy widow Marion Travers
Morgan, 79.
Her body was found lut Friday at
~ ~ of the 17th Street apartment
·building owned by her aon-ln-law, Dr.
Louis
Louis J, ~la, a prominent Orange
Couaty polit!Cll figure.
Olflclab 111d today before Wlecheckl
was led riom Judge Eu c en e
-Lanpauser's murtroom back f4 the
county jail that a second murder
allegation could be added to the
document before his next appearance.
Santa Ana_ deteet!ve Sgt. Joe El>ol
would oply co~t today that his
depirtmerlt ii "particularly interested"
In the death by strangulation last Jan.
24 of Aladdin Apartments' tenant Linda
Cummings, 26.
Newsman H~lps ·to.Thw~
Mias cummings' nude bodi apparently
strangled by two ropes attached to
separate locations In her bedroom, was
disooyered by Wlechecld and reported
to pollce.
Her death was later listed as a sWdde.
But offKUS now probing that death
state there was no suicide note and
no indication in the days before her
death of any problems in her life.
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$2 Million Extortion Plot . ·-teer fora> envinlmnent the moet . 150,!J_,QO. B~get Sought
.·For County Gas Hotline
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Aloo being probed by Santa Ana oolice
is the death last Sept. 10 ol Charles
John MallnoWBti, 34, a neighbor ol Miss
• • CUmmlnp and Wlecheci<i In· the 17th , .avere....G>e we face in the 10reeeeable --ftiture ... ,~ -. .
Alone amooJ the service chiefs
Cushman bu launchetl a campaign to
get Congrem to rescind constraints
legislated last year limiting t h e
proportion of high school ~b any·
service can take to 45 percent 1 in the By WIWAM SCHREIBER for a aurvey of county· gas stations
IJ.month period ending June 30. . °' 1111 °'11' P'li.t •1lff to. give local government· a better idea
'lbe Jaw waa enacted only In It oould cost $50,000 over the next ol how serious the shortage is and
December, and by theo l9 . pe=nt of four months f4 lell Orange Countian.s how It could best be dealt with.
the Marines already recruited were there Ls a gaa sbortaie and to let Bean· said be -is hopeful the-survey
dropouts. them know how to deal with it. will provtde him with enough data to
Pen_. offlclab say the remainlog County Emergency Operathw Ceoter make an analysb of the even-Odd oyslem
months ·ot the fltcaJ year, except for Adall.n.istrator George Bean, whose office and come 1:'P with recommendations on
June; are lrad!ttiloaJty poor moatho foe has ael up a 111 emeriency hoUlne the ~: ~ hlP achoo! gnod..-. In f4 dlsfribute lnf"'l""llon on the crlsls, · Arno\11 O()ler lhJngs, Bean said,
order lo ._ the J4'tt', tho llWlnel ~ty ...,.r.tsors today that u. , deOnlUve answers are needed Jn cues
wtJl lllTe f4 ?.~t bllllllndo ol ~ '"''!-' "'.· ~-to k-his operatloa"' l!>volvjnf iqedlcal .JMUents, ultsmen;
wbo othen!lse qualify: ;, ·_; -~.;.'lithe fii'cat yaar. -~'::.l!l'i ... wbo neect gas almost e"4ry
i:n.= ::!t\t.c,; tfiiii ~~e~~catn; ~~Be~~ -id ~th .,.'-~ ~~.~Jedlnl a 8;:1\'_ they may approvy.mcting for two weekl ~.of lhe county's 12 nuliHm 'l\"'tingency
". ...... untOJtiice'~ to ,give them more time· to atudy Ufe l'lll:~· ~--..,. out of It lilh •Ylr!ll_ budg<t 'request. · -.,..iuate. do oot. wot); , out In Been told the .board 'the • II
AKRON,' Ohio (UPI) -A t2 rnlUioo" was -~todal-"'lth.ll>o
extortion plot aialM Ben Maldenburg,' ct an ~-. polli:e 'said. amst Street apartment house .. •· • •
pu~llsher of the Akron Beacon-Jounial, George tloac;e B,lake, (I, ·was charged
Bel Air Woman ·
Slain by Burglar
with a:tortlbn after Murray Stewart,
a neWsman at WJW-TV, CleVeland,
obtained a. telephone ;-.umber that enabled
police f4 trace _ the auspect. ·
Maklenburg said he received a
telephone caU at 8:05 p.m. Monday and
was told by the caller.: "You got six
hours and 20 . minutes." The caller
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -The wife repeated the statement, then hung up.
of a prominent Beverly Hills dentist Shortly thereafter, WJW4TV and radio
was stabbed to death in her Bel Air station WAKR in Akron received
home when she surprised a burglar• anonymoLW telephme calls sayin11 that police said today. -~
The body of Audrey Cogen, 47, w.., =."t.':"w'r~11• :'uid 8f,: ~f.du= found on the living room · floor Monday ....inc by her tiusband;pr. Leo Cogen, by the American &volu\loo'!n' Party
""-had .__ ~-~ ral · unless n .mi.Won was tnnwt over to ,.~~ ..._ ·~ ..... ~; times. feed the -~-'Akron! -., · ~-W· , I ~· i..Pollce iYkl there was no evidence · Po!i&e sakl · teWart tooli the call at « forced entry and they· believe Mfs. WJW-TV and. talked to the calJeri•for
Colen left tbLlroOl door unlocked. Colen • ,ppme :,Oine. Police ..akl Stewartr·was
said some personal belongings were able to get the man to reveal a ~epbone
missing from Ibo house. number, which was traced to the borne
~e County ~. omcors
closed that flle as · a sulclde with the
determlnalloo that Mallnow>ld shot
himsell just over the right ear with
a Smith and WeS8011 pistol that was
fowxi at his bedside.
Wlecheckl today Is accused o f
str>ngllng Mrs, Morgan In her living
room and . carry!og the body ol the
siWer-baired widow to a vacant lot behind
the apartment building.
Officers saMI they found her partially
clothed body covered by a pile of
blanket& Wiechecki was arrested and
aooued of the slaying sevel111 hours
later .
Yocmri Q._ • . _ ~mces
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the wvloe, and !oar of 20 'drvpou\& pay '.the oalari,. and wag~ ':':n l'f'Otlt Pqe·J 1----""Bo"'~,,,, note--that-:t h:e---,eiepbOn~lo~re ~®'~COASTAL l~---,.,,.-gressk>nal limit means. the services ttom "7-a.-m:-to -aboul 8 p:m. every • • •
Neighbors ia;.d thel...___ saw t w o of a neighbor ot.:.:oBl=a=ke~'s,,_. ______ _ -unideniified yO\itJiSln a Plliked car near Maidenburg was not warned about Memor-ial-funeral senices-for Tadio
the house on previous occasions, but the kidnaplng nor told of tbe $2 million and television personality Joe Yocam
will be rejecting not only the four day to answer . questions from citizens
problems ·btrt-alao the 18 who su....._,, · about _the_ .n~W even-odd rnarkeUng of the Sierra Club. -'""" ·~ bl unlform aS well. So far the lines have been manned ''A specific, precise-plan i! better,
by volunteer perSOMel from other county even in tcnns of salabillty to the
departments since ·Bean's office staff Legislature," EdmistDn claimed, "than
is normall y only seven people. the primary product of the Gerber
Bean said the money will also pay Company _ pablum . .,
Dr. Dooald Bright, commission
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in the case. ---...-: Pol•'ce' and FBI agents establl~1....1 p.m. Satur~y at Pacific View Chapel,
3m:U 3500 Pacific View Ddve, Newport Beach,
security at Maidenburg'a bom·e and the A story ·in Mondaj's Daily Pilot
homes of several officer1 of the errooeously 'rtpqrt.ed that the services
would be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Mr. Yoram, a broadcast penonallty
at radio station KFWB and later with
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shrimp in winter as "very UDUSUll,
beca)lle they usualiy breed worse during
wanner moo.U.,"
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chairman, defended the process and said SAN DIEGO (AP) _ Stale charges
when other elementa are developed, the were filed and federal charges dropped
CASSELS' STORY
OF JESUS PRINTED
television station KCET, died Sunday
at South Coast Community Hospital,
South Laguna. He was 55.
The mervolr In hills Inland ol Harbor
Estates is the only open-air storage
facility which the district has, Delfly
explained, .
'!be abrimp have appeanod occaslooally
in taps In recent yean.
1beir appeerance thls week marks
the fint ~rt of live organism.. in
the water supply shx:e the furore Wt yeiU-when a San Clemente nurseryman
insisted he drew aome water from a
tap last summer and mosquito wigglers
came out.
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The traie-cltilen brought tlie-w!ggler!·
for city. coundlmen to see. Sub8equent
probes established nothlnR conclusive
about the phenomenon.
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with the override and would not work
for Its passage.
But Thompson insisted that the election
"has an excellent chance of passing."
"When I was elected, there "'as
nothing in my oath of office lhat said
I should worry about $25 or $30 extra
oo. someone's tax bill," he added.
Kathy Walfield, the vohmteer who said
the support was lacking for the election,
asked · during the session how many
members of the audience would work
for the overdde. A dozen raised their hands . . .
"Well, maybe I was mistaken. With
that many willing to work, maybe it
could pass," she said.
Benedict stre~ that cutbacks this
fiscal year would leave a substantial
end-of·)"at amount of cash which could
be applied to the following fiscal year'•
program.
Funds from BA override traditionally
are not used for school p I a n t
construction , . OOt to pay for the
educational and operational progra.ms
in the district.
Benedict said that although this year's
picture Is brighler than he originally
belleved: he would probably urge an
override sometime next calendar year
to raise enough cash to cope with large
growth in the district.
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already Is stumping around the county
on llam<tte's behalf. Sheffield ••Y• the
respoMe from other mlll\ictpa.l court prtjJalili Jii<fi<i1'at oeen-liV<iialili.
"It tws me one bout In driving
time io 10 from here (Santa Ana) to
~ Nipel. Sometlmlil I'm only
there for three minutes. It'1 a waste,"
said Shelfleld.
Both Sheffield and Barnette aald that
tfie arraipment by mall plan baa never
.... iJled In llran&• Coualr. and, to
their kMwledfe, In any court In lbe
state. •
Onoe the Jl"'gram lo set up. Barnette
said woril will be puoed on to the at-
torneys throu.ah the Dally Journal a
Southem Calili>mla ·lawyers pobllcatlon.
plan will take on a more specific form . qatmt a San Diego man accused of
A number ol speakers objected that trying to extort 110,000 from the famlly At the time of his death of a heart Teachers End Strike
d . of publisher Randolph Hearst. tt clt J -• -·! '··-" Uni ed the recommen ationa -Jlke Samuel L. McGraw, 24, wN charged ~!ss ~tei:u~~~---ediior !.ci BALTIMORE (UPJ}-Baltimore teach-
preservatioo ol estuaries and wetlands wtth extortion of the famUy of a kidnap en begin retumln• to dUsrooms· today -prize.winning religion writer, was ,---weren't liste:l in order of importance. victim, and held oo. $50,000 ball. working 00 a series of articles on "'Ibe at the close ol a bitter, month-long strike
Bright said that, too, is premature. Authorities said McGraw called lbe We and Teachings or Jesu.s." over ecooomic Issues. Urllon leaders ~•-rs •'--'uding Newport •··ch Hearst family in Hillsborough Dear San This seri-on J-us Christ as , ""is asked teadJera to end their strike despite
vwn:; • uJC.1 .....:ci. Francisco last week and said Patricia '""' "" 1.U\I a narrow -1,799 to 1,725 -vote Plann'·g Director R·~-rd H g Cassels interpreted Him, a~,.rs today u• tu... o a n , Hearst would never be heard from again ,.-,.--Monday to reject a compromise contract
wondered what kind of g<111.emment ls
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if he wasn't paid $10,000. on page 23· offer.
going to carry out the recommended -;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;-policies. 1
"The implication here is that the
coastal commission is going to continue
its llfe,'1-said Hogan;-"a.00 it may well
do that."
A future planning, element deals with
government fund.Ing and type.
Some speakers complimeoted pan.. of
the report, which commission ,..Planner
Stephanie Treoclt said ii aimed at
"restoratioo of productive capacity of
ncarshore waters," calling for estuary
preservation and higher water quali ty
standards.
'Ibe strongest attack was Jevele:l by
recrea·uonal boaters and sport abd
commercial fishermen.
The. draft element empbulies the need
to restore commercial fisheries bot sport
fishermen argued thelr activity ls four
limes as economically valuable to the
state.
The document refers to pollution from
boat antlfoullng paints and the lying
up ol. water space by marinas with
some boats which rarely leave their
slips. . '
· It suggests a survey to determine
if any future ·martnaa are needed.
A number ol boaters criticized the
llalem<nia as inaccurate and highly blued. .
-llri&bl cautlon<d the audience that
the element ts In "its·."~ -drAft"
fonn , not "final," as ltaced on its cover.
He said furthu wrlttm comments will
be taken for two more weekl btfore
the element ts brought back to the
commlalon.
... ransplant Made
.sTANll'ORD (UPf) -A surpry ~m
headed by Dr. Norman Shumway has
per!onn<d !ta 17th heart lnnlplant at
ibnford Unlvenlty Med!C<ll C.nter.
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For ttiree more montl\s Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen ti,e
street. At times Placenlia Avenue will be closed and access will be
available by way of Babcock St., coming from tl\e back way. ·
We l\ope you will . be patient witl\
construction as the results will
certainly be worti, all il\e trouble.
If you aren't adventuresome. give us a
call, and we'll bring :iamples to your
home.
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BJ AJmllJR I\. VINSEL poidlOd b<illnd .. .,._-,
ot • Dllrt ...... , .. " leellng wilb a WW.. cane.
(T"l'h fn a Serlri) The polnl WM lo elpeti<aoe
Oooe ·-• time • and • .,,...,. ..... ~. ol
..,,.wsp1pa-· ..,::-teporter .;,. a 1 belng bUad. • ~
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Pio< • Ibo/ ., I -· but "° •iflbl ind .., hell1nC to oducalfonal ,... re q u tr e -mo"'!'G et -"We a.I out· Jatl locollrlnl One -device ....i ·In I aeftt bod lo W my Wi:/ booome one ol the WO<!cl'• ...., tune Md patience; 50 u .well 11 lb'obl IJPt. lie -. ....,., M -K's the dMf-lllftl _.., 11 00
or. II) lo ..... 1111' W ..... -• "'""'iliinc Md nltd lliem. -lllOd °" hr ... M .-ap ,1111: ,_ or left." Ille ...,_ ..._ -lloli» '11»1~ ttalllc lllPll • llecorda lhow amoiic t,7t4 three inJmlta U be cin blOI ........ 1be ._,.. could tile bm!"-4 -ID the j
beoide me dieted .. It flollied clients at Fairview that 19 · -!"' ...U Into their -"°"lotllq. . be die .. p1111ec1 ring o1 a -o1 ~ tnim to 111: 'WALK,. lo -. peroeot 'are blind or very teem Ind one 1153, but Ibey '!t»devlcellftd~ betl«kldll'layq. wblcb dlroctlon 1 -·II
-II downtowft' .._. live 1t the level ol I 6 -lb uoed in the Ward rl pnllrlDl 'll>m, elter be -lel1 C01tUaC-I
wbo could -· It "31 ooe to 4'yoer-old dllld: at Flfrvi<w ._ l1om -lt'1 comln( lnlm the Stlll a ll*d lo the "'°'*'C i
atdlble aid to me.·. · . c1'' IRVIEW eiimnely llilnl>I< tomremely ~or lell. the -icawed ...,.., ---Y 1 Ooce, 1 !roll a.In In a l'i -DANNY REAClll to bis coolly ...t omipltx. with hll blc eMi>bonol by br Podlic ~
!rayed c:lo4lt -toot mine 15 Y~ body by exploring parts o1 :""'.-the -ol • i-.. ~ -out o1 .at the-q1 ol. a 'earl>, Oai il. He toudies hll mouth;--Ol';E-IS 111E IO'Catled -upripU -
could ,!<II . by the heavy h8ndj and hair He mekes-jibonic -· « mla""""° AND 111EN -alles . who -llld Clllle w1r<. ' a •'
perfume end timo-wwn voice ;, ..... n. handicapped, while his Wllltl mi,.,; by pulling, wftlt -le beodlet adillc ao .
that ebe was 000 ol ti-·-, pualllng, or reael!ing. He can a transiltc>r to co11Yey what -bow loll( IA the wa1dj
perennial llMle old ladles who qine perceot ·are deaf ot dlsilnplsh enough ligbl ~to -----
haunt city downtowns. severely limJted In. hearln1. tum toward the am. .
"Let me help you," she A SMALLER perwrtage -ERIC Is one o1 !be mono . Reffrcis .............. 1,714 eU-ts
offered kindly but lllOlllly, it suffer both bearing and ~gilt advanced. He can touch a •t F•lr.,ie., t .. t 1. pertt•t •re Miu
had to be done alone. loss. penon "' thing and tell 'II or .,et'JI eb...U• , .... ..,.......,.,,,.,•lie
BY 11fE TIME I stripped .
the patches from 111y eyes
three l10ln aild many bfock.s
later, I was soaked in, cold
Using n e w tecltnologic:al It IJ living "' an objed .. He •l•e JH!reeott •re fk•I or seeerel• 11-
devices untieard-ol In tbe days "" with 8 •pooo. He can fteil In fae•rl ...
s\\·eat. .
I couJd aee my world again.
Sans ol n<jdelU at Costa
Mee&'• FairiieW S t a t e
ffool'ilal for . the ....xally
r<llnled Ind pliy1 l cally
hondlcapped have nev« ioeo
. their ""'1d. .
A ti w ·exist in a gray,
shadowy woMd ol 1111-, both
bllnd and deaf. '
when the late Miss Kelle< WIS ... enough beyood light to
painfully tut.Orecl to cope with noclce movement
her twin handicaps, speciallstJ GORDO geta along pretty
are helping 11 Fairview kids. well, -Ing. lie Is ~
This may seem a email ~ to&lld"d:.;o"'l:l!i
number but it i s not, ~Wn e..W:-v.n.. He ~-•-try the e:itreme·~aon -r-~--.n.:a w
required between -or to Wk. "He Is VO<ally active
I __. -~ ol the dly," akle and clieot iuvolyed in oo._.. v-• eacll otep. quips one Wan! 27 employe.
"TODAY; WE HA VE 11 , -CHARLES PAUL, o r
kids. WithbJ. the next two 0.Jpper cannot Yd manage months we Will have 20," says his ·1'PdY· He· can't 1U ap.
THEY MAY 'BE .:....,.. Ulllan 'Mikalonis, \ll'ho at 23 He .etetl llke an Infant or · -.:r.;w•it81"'11'1--years -o1d--ts p-r 0 je~c r 1 DUlt-~uman crab. He.grasps
1n a luoflie wo~iu, coordinator for the Deaf-Blind sometblng be may 1tumble
unaware o~ the ~ferences rro·ect 't ,_ tltled 1cro11 Jn bl• travels , ·tbtn between lheir own !mge:rs and J as_! ~ · b i.. tt -u bl toes, but 90 once was the Phyllis Bolin is the overall ar.. away uncoi .... ., •. Y·
late Helen Keller. Program Director. -DAN Is the real traveling
She just took Jooger to learn The 10 boys and one girl man, who ge" up with some
bow to emerge from a in the Deaf-Blind Project will balance anll JlOWF7 He wheels
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• is said to the clieot nl • ,. 1ootar.d In gray, !lien< fA>C,
bemillC aid to amplify ii. the cllmt II taugbt bis nome.
"A bearing aid )¥ill only It Is important to be-
ampllly speech • ~ "We _.. on • lolol
(human voice ) but this 11)'1-ccmmunicat.ion basis " llYS
tan will amplify all the oound the yOilllg t.ed>er. •!weTiioe
lrequ<ndes,'.' llYI coordtoa· regular ""1 language ' add
tor Mikalorus. band tanguage combined." .
She hall tieen wtrking In " For 16stanoe, a teacher will
the program since she WIS PfCllOl"IC" ~ ietler A illrough
20 and now has a BA degree the 1eatpbones, while. lracing
from Cllapman College In Its form in the pal{D of the
hearing .acJences and an MA ~ dlild's hand. This
d~ in alldiOlogy from Cal ii one w·ay thie ra:mous·-Helen
State Los ~eles. ... Keller had to learn. -oot she
11IE PRINCIPLE of the
phonic ear ooce the cljent can
hear what is said or amplified
and overcomes m o b i 11 t y
had no phonic headset to help.
SIGN LANGUAGE IJ also
used among deal clienls if
Chey are net too visually
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ol • -hanp !rem tt,
carried bY • pully -.,..
-· md Ulo dlonts CIO get in Joulnff !or health with
conl'ideoce.
"ll's having a wry poalti'jO
effect, as they Imm lh<ir body
mecbanlca, they pin
conl'ideoce Ind sectrlty ..... ,.
Mn. Pl!Yllill Bolin, Deal-Blind Prosram Diroctor. '
'Ille team wortlng with the
Ward rT Eleven -Mn. Bolin,
Mlai MJkaklnil, tea c be r _ _,, •-1ollst
1n-tiOdlly ori.aatlon 11111
mobility: -..... ol the
blind Phil G._.gus -and
Che ........ end payd>ialric
-staffing-duty shifta I day, are realiltic.
NOBOOY IS likely to bet
a-blg-bankroil on "'Y ilrand
futlft aecompll!hmerts for
--ol them besides bemg able to be hawier. ltte' nl
more self-suff>Cienl.
Once, nobody would -bet on Heleo Keller.
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AuClience n ·roWns 'Coast ·Panel's Marine Plan . .
By CANDACE PEARSON
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'lbe rt&lorlal coastal c o m m l 11 I o n
lluncbed lt.s kleas ror a marine master
plan for the coastline Monday. It
abruptly sank, riddled by verbal volleys
from a criUcal audience.
ln the draft venlon, the commission
called Ior preservation o1 estuaries,
restoration of commercial fillleries. elim-
iDallob ol boat pollulloo Ind hlgber wa1<t
quality standards.
the lint -~ DJ«tlnf. Tbe at"!""•nce of more tbaD 100 people
lurpriled It ieul One oommllllod
-of . the Sosi1h Cout R9gjooaJ 1""11 ~·lion llommllaloft, "who •
aald, ''WbJ -all tbeae people bore! "lbete . ....,, ·1111 pennUa 00 the
~· '"!bil ii heller than lbal ol -~iesklo'•," II.id Phil Brown, •
i>rdtakllla.l planner. u be waved a
copy ol the ma<ine demeot ol the South
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Central -Ion. "lt ls bid and irrelevant," be said,
addln(, "thll one b P'"'IJ good aod tmlevant." ·
BroWn'1 call for mapping out procbe
alloeltlonl of -· not g-.al policies, without "fear'' ol political
repriul ... blcbd by Jooepb Edmlltoo
ol the Sierra Club. •
"'A specific. procise plan b better,
·even in terms ol salabutty to the
Legbllltw.," EdmillOn claimed,:""tbao
the prtmaiy product ol the Geri>er
Company -pablum."
Dr. Donald Bright, commission
cl!aJnnan, defended the ....,... Ind aald
wbeo other elementi-are deve1oped, the
plan wW,,take on a more speci.flc form.
A lllllllber ol speakeis obje<ied that
the recommendattona -like
preservatm d. estuaries and wetlands
-weren't Usled in Otder of importance.
Bright said that, too, is premature.
Others, indudlng Newport B<ach
Plam.ing Director Richard H o I a n ,
WOOO.ered what kind of government is
golng to cany out the recommended
poli~es.
''The lmplic.atlon hert is that the
coastal commiMlon b going to continue
Its life,'' said Hogan, "and It may well
do that."
A future planning element deals with
government fw'lding and type.
SOme speakers complimented parts ol
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New Niguel
Court Plan
Saves Gas
Laguna Citizens Report
at Elect-ion Violations ...
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Routine court appearances that cost w ·'"' '"'
~. money. anc1 1asollne may. soon Hanv Walkinn
be lw!dled by mall at South Orange a ~
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jurists, the south county court will be LajUlla Beach Oty' Jlall Co u n c i I
'."the first in the county -and poSsibly Chamber!! tonight as ballots are counted
· the state -to do its bit to ease the · · at each of the 15 precincts and result!
soUn horta · T . t B • k telephoned lo t.he city clerk. ,.ga es ge. ri.tF " ... ...,,...... urnou r1s The city hall switchboard -49f.1124 · "A lot of attorneys drive 45 minutes JUSTICE BY MAIL? · _will be open until all election returns
Write-it1 ..
Co m plaints
Head List
""to come down here !or short, routine Jud Bl i a. are in, and citizens may call for the ~appearances," said Judge Barnette. ge I r rnette latest results. By JACK CllAPPELL
: "Thi! plan will save time, mooey and Of "'-O•lt• '"Htt 111" Fir!J returns are expeded from i fuel consumption." Votfng in the Laguna Beach City Mrs. Taschrier said voters ere having precincts between 9 and 10 p.m. The The Laguna Beach City Clerk's Office
\ Barnette proposed that arraignments J • Co Council election got off to a brisk start "no problem"· handling the procedure poll! close at 8 p.m. was nooded tQday v.·ith citizen complaints
l and continuances in aJJ misdemeanor rvJ.llC mpany, for write-in candidates. "Everyone of election violations or improprieties
cases be handled by mail . More serious today, with more than 15 percent of seems to be informed or. ,1;hat to do," at the precincts in the hotly contested.
felony cases still would require in-person H h fl...1.-.-..-the r~ voten casting ballot.a by she said. ' 'A hle • ' City Council voting.
oppeararices by attomeyo..and clienll. ·ug es,~·S ' ·a ·ji ;y. ·~· At Prociltd ! located at '8f Gl'IMvltw quat . UCS M06t complaints alleged that precinct
The judge said he has discussed the Of'ficials at precincts around the city election Worker Virpnia Billey said a olficial5 v.·ere Improperly encouraging
plan with Judges Riebard Hamilton and A • r .. . mid ~ people are walking to the man was standlilg arv.!lld tt-~ comer Le I ad s \'Olers to take pencils inlo the booths.
Jobn !lrillln. Botii are 111 favor of the SSISt ·~Higns . ,.. __ c1ut 10 t11e gu a11orta,e r..m the po11e aa1t1ng voters ii the)' tter ie et Calle" romp1a1ned tlect:oo officials
proposal, be said. • and a beluUIUI day ci.itdoors. · wante.d..a peDdl tar the wrlte-m. were asking voters, "Do you v.·an1 a
Barnette said the proposaLcould be From Wirt Servlcft: MOit eJec'lkm. won.en llid votlnf will Balley said cne voter was a bit puuled F C pencil to write In candidates~"
In elfect later whll week. Howanf Hughe> the Irvine t»mpany probebly pick up during the alter •wk by the man's oiler. Or Ontrove rsy Polling pla"'' had an ample 8Uppiy
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h---c:ow:l-nlles,-tbe-attomey-lor-a-law-'-linn-are-among.-contilbutors~~~r=.-pencif~rr.-Balley-~wter · 'fhe-leUe<liOld or ,,,; "•'~ "'~'""" mttnrte-wntC"!n-campaign-otr bebalf-ui-··-
mlsdemeanor client would send a ccyxlklates ror state offices ranging from ... Precinct 4 at 359 ~ ~agnolia Drlye, as asking. . Foundatk>n, ~.-;;d~wo-counetf-hopcl · .
standardized leUer-.infonnlng the judge governor to state cootroller'. Campaign ipeeulated that .more ~e were t~ng The Grand~ew Street ~ls logged .the Lagunan Bruce Hopping, is something Th~re v.:ere also . compl8:1"t.s that
of the clent'S plea which normally is finance reports were made publie tOOay to find gaa. this monung than getUng largeg_mommg ~with 17 perCent of an eye catcher " election offu:ers were 1nstruct1ng voters
innocent • in Sacramento to the polls. of its 416 voters C811ttnjit: ·tallots. . . how to cast ballots for the mte-in
· "-·bli · bema · 1 h f 1 Mrs. Sleeper reported that IOI ol·the In Arch Beach Heighl!, 14 percent And not too long ago, 1t caught U,e slate
ln the letter, the a~tomey would H ."'.,,.. can gu toria 0 Pe ~ 671 registered voters _in the precinct of the 487 voters bad trekked to the eye of a counlian who thought the United One fonner city official aS9erted the
· request a date for a pr~r1al conference, oustO!' ~Lzt~ 1~.352~ -had voted by midday. She said the p&lls at 1722 Del Mar Ave., where States Postal Service should investigate actions "put this ,,;hole election in
where more than 90 percent of all cases rmpaign cont KJDS, e ~ tw;nout wu a little lighter than she election worker Susan Eisner said many_ it jeopardy."
are setUed. ~m Hughes, $300 from Kalmbach s l~w anticipated. people had been .walkir. lo the polls It has. And .now, it seems the Pl:lstal Laguna Beach City Attorney Tully
Received at the court, the letter would ~;: and $l,500 from the lrvme But at Precinct 12 at 9!J8 Glenneyre, rather than driving their can. . Senice doesn't know quite what to do. Seymour es.aid he lsn'l sure of the
be processed b~ court clerks and To':~ the st con . , veteran election worker Clara Taschner ~l~on v.'of'ker:s there spent free time Hopping's letterhead and envelope are iUeg~lity of l':'e alleged action in the
approved by the judge assigned to the spent $266 216 in:!; gube troll:!' ·:f'gidhe 5. said today's turnout was heavier than knitting and talking a~t. the ~asollne printed with a black and white precincts but "1t was probably something
case. ·Orange Cowtty ~mbb.~~ Ke~th ~ past elections. About 14 percent s~age and nalional pohhcs, said Mrs. photograph or a statue of a nude male. that shouldn't be done." .
Barnette said the small size of the Cory (0-Garden Grove) who is running bad voted there by roon . E1Sner. Hopping, 53, had the statue designed T~te v.:ere also reports of illegal
south copnty court will allow ·it to make for the office Flournoy will vacat~ also .A. .A--"-. A -"--{:r in the early J9fiOI as an award for eblectbaioneek nng near ~II~ also reportedy
(See l\tAIL, Page %) received a contribution from the elusive N H w. W N a S'A'edish swimming competition. His Y c ers ~f lhe wr1te-1n slate.
billionaire, Hughes. It was listed as L ' 12 Candid foundation supports "aquathlelics" such ~puty C•tr Cl~rk Peggy _.~fOrTeale,
Laguna Doctor ..
Giving Up Run
To Tip of Baja
By Auoclated Preu ·
Because of the sudden illness of his ..._, car ilri..,, Dr. Thaddeus Jones
of Laguna Beach was forced to give
up his intended 900-mile nm-for..fwi to
the tip of Baja Calilomia.
Larry Reynolds, a friend who was
carrying Jones' s:upplies, suffered an
apparent stroke and is now under
trealment in a hospital here.
· He was flown home late Saturday
·after Jones drove 230 miles In 24 hours,
over rough dirt roads to reach the
La Paz airport.
Roynolds' physiciao said he apparent\y
bas suffered no residual effects. M1',
Roynolds said her hu!bond'• ooly regrel
Is that he spoiled Jones' fUn -and
bis own too.
Jones had run only . a few miles,
starting Feb. 14 at Mexicali but he
soon became naus'.eated and was obliged
to suspend · hl5 nm. lie had upeded
t.:> average 30 miles a day. But alter
hl5 W-continued, be ~ 14 a
half·WIY poiDt. Ind leellng be!Aer, he
resumed """'"" al I po<e ol ooly JO miles I day. At that rate be -id
have -the Up ol Blja oo Mardi 15, hll 111111 birthday. .
But J-will --... not ol hll plM. lie will OJ 14 IJaiola. Colombia,
to train tn that dlJ'• 7,llQMool altitude
so tbaL be '"'1 compel& In Ibo BollOO,
Morathoa on April :a.
being less than $500. Cory showed aguna s ates as swimming. diving and water polo. s;ud the clerk' office had re<e1ved more
contributions totaling $46,230. He gays !he statue helpe symbolize ~han so. t~lcphone calls about electl<lll
Hughes also gave $1 00> to Democratic Kalo:i: Kagathos -the ancient Crttk ~rieties. U.S Sen to Al C~ st temen concept o! "physical distinction and City Clerk Dorothy 1\-tusfell 'A'as out
filed. .thatber • .!!.'....~. f sta aindi. ts nobility of mind" at \'Oting places attempting to COITect
Wt ._ ...... _.,. o te oate. ht La t-dit h v t T · the alleged election violation,, Crans~ reported total contributioos of . s c 0 e ry One pe~ who saw one ot ltle Opponents of the write-in sl~te charged
$436,985including13,000 from Jobn "Jake ; foundation' envelopes apparently thought that the entire electioo is in danger
the Barber" Factor ol I.A:. Angeles, (Ste XAWS, Page 2) of being ruled illegal.
a ex-convk!t t u r n e d prob.iblUon.era ·Arnold Hano former Board o f philaothroplsl. Last-minute electiooeering by LaJ111113 andsaid. that was Mr. Spilaleri ," Balzer (See COMPLAINTS, Page %)
Stude nts See k ·
'Bare Facts'
lmpeacli Strl}ak
PllILADELPHIA (AP) -A group
of University of Pernytvania students
has called f« a "streak for
impeaduneot'" April I around the White
Hoose. '(Related story, photcs, Paoe 3).
'Ibey say they are hoping tO oonvince .
President Nixon to "lay bere the facta:'"
about Watergate. .
Strielting, or runnlog ni.Qe throogh
_public places, has popped up at nwnet'OWI
campuse5 of lat.e.
_"It's time for President Nixon toiar *" the facts aod give 111 the oaked
lnltb," Paul Matlillu of l'i!lln aalJI
Mooilly in -,. p1w !<Jr U..-
-!<Jr lmpeocimx«" on April
l'llol's d.Y,
Be lald other Ivy Leope-....id
be asked 10 tue port.
Matthiat ii lhe vtoe ebalrman ol
-~ 11 Pena. He calil
hlmlelf • ·---· """°""' be llYJI ho~ ct-up tbe pillllb.
-·· 12 caodidates r.. a1y c.ouncu Trio Face Court w81 atill under way today as voten: ~ were reports of IOme candidate
made their way to the polls. backers stuffing literature in residence
Tbe slate of candldates backed ,_, mailboxes, a violation o! the poslal .,,,. regulat.ion!, however, P011tmaster Don
the Boan! o! Realtors llooded the lown Rose said he bad· recei>-ed no reports
with a.ooo copies of a lour-page of sud> aotlvtty.
nenpap<r she advertisement printed 'Ille eleotion will determine who shall
by p,e News-Pait. 1be advertisement fill three seats oo the five-penon Lagqna
which cost $700 was dislrll>IMd ·to B<acb City Council.
residences by vohmteen. Tt1t'O incumbents, Phyllis Sweeney and
The advertisement oontained poUUcal earl John!on, are st.anding for electkla,
ads run prevklusly in the semi·wiekly along with eight fonnal candidates,
nd ii-or t les Wayne Baglin. Joo Brand. Nancy newsp1per 1 " c; .. ,,., news 1 M G::i.ttui..ian_ James , Gilleawat.er. •·th C>1n'!ed by the Dally Pilot, The 11mes -~· ~
and ~eWa-Post. Daily Pilot articles were Leeds, Theodor Spark.uh!, and Gary
reprinted without pmnissk>n. Weber. Write-in candidates are . Paul
Realtor Rick Balzer, member of lhe Stuart and Fran Haller.
$1,400 Golf C..rt
spoOaorinl "Friends of L a g u n a
COmmittee" said Vernon Spit.aleri, Nt\VS-
1""' publlsber, had heea given char&•
of the Wrlle-tn/Bailln slates publicity.
"The eoUre pobllcity w ac1vertiling Stolen From Resort
-put In the bands of one penoo ·
Elderly Couple Die
BEAUMONT (UPI) -An eidert7
-i>h! died ol -lltlca within 17
lllliNtel ol eodl -liter the wtle
.... !<Jr belp -... n.,_'<lld
--me W Ill their mobile Jm>e.
• Orange Oiimty. Sberilf1 ollloen 1ro
ln-.Otinc die thelt ol I IOif -vUOd 11 ft,4tl0 1rom Beo Brown's
-In llouth Lq\ml. lira. Violet T. B!vwn, or lhOI Poc1li<
Oooat llJchny. told ornc.n the cert waa drtftn my by an ·intruder who
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On Mari juana
Smuggling Raps
Three men booked on drug charges
when a search of their boat In Dana
Harbor allegedly revealed 1,500 pounds
of marijuana' stacked belt'• decks are
to face arraignment today in 8.mta Ana
Municipal Court.
Orange County Sheriffs officers have
charged Rudy Guerreo, 47, Tony Andrew
Peters, 19 and Thomas Jam~ Wheeler,
JS, all of 24fJ(ll Alta Vista, Dan:l Point,
~Ith posaesslon ol marijuana £or sale.
Deputies jailed the trio during the
weekend 'tlhen Harbor Department
officers td•bed them they w e r e •
SUJpidoul ol. the ocean going activities
ol the tJree cleleodantl.
Deputies -Ibey aean:lled the zt.foot J>O"'r boot, operal«f by tile trio and
found 21 pllltic guba(e bigs each of
•hlch cootaUied I} 14 20 bricks of
C011tpr•e:d marijuana.
It .. ·•llettd that the mer1juana WI!
being· -led In from Mealro by ,.1
""" later paebpd """ sold 00 the Soulh<m CaUlorola market.
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Fair !kies Wednesday with
mostly sunny and warmer days.
Increasing high clouds late in the
day;· Tetn'(>eratures at the beach
will be in the. upper 60.s rising to
the low 70s inland.
INSm E· TODAY
Two Mb&intppi fishermen
101!0 claim Ute11 wert abducted
by wrinkled creatures Jrut Oc·
tober, haven't forgotten tl1eir
terrifying experience -et1e'l1 if
tl~t government 1eem.s to have.
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-Adjultment member _and organ!Je< ol
the anU-hlgh rile inlU1tive, charged that
"tbil whole election Is In joopardy." .. nu, u the flrlt time In the 18
yean that I have been In Laguna that
., election hal been laoed with sudt
Violatiorui," Hano said.
"This l!: a well«Cbe9trated attempt
to Mlbvert the elect.ion," the volatiJe
writer asserted.
'"Ibe police have been Wormed,"
Hano aakt
'Ille Orani< County Registrar of Voters
Office ll1d such lmp!'.Oprletles If true·
could not be handled under nonnal
"recount" elecUon proctdures, and would
necessitate a filing o( a-laW3uit and
a Olurl judgment on the ekction's
valdlty.
The write-in slate was formed by Fran
Hiiier, Laguna Federal official, and
Realtor Paul Stuart. 'Ibey declared
candidacy In response to a city council
imposed four·monlh moratorium on
construction in muJtf;famUy residential
mnes. Tbe:y a~ with candidate Wayne
BagUn have been backed by the Laguna
Beach Board or Realtors. I ,
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DAILY PILOT
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hiemorial fun eral services for' radio
and television personality J oe Yocam
of Newport Beach will be held at 2
p.m. Saturday at Pacific Vi ew , Chapel.
3500 Pacific View Drive, N~•port Beach.
A story in ri.tonday's Dally Pilot
erroneously reported that the services
would be held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Mr. Yocam. a broadcast personality
~at radio station KFWB and later with
television station KCET, died Sunday
at South Coast Community Hospital,
South Laguna. He was $5.
3 Nabbed in Robbcrv ,
. FRESNO (AP) -Three Fresno men
have been arrested for investigation of
robbing a jeweler and1 his wife at their
home. here, authoriUes said ~tonday.
Albert Edmonds. owner ol F.dmonds
Jewlers and Silversmiths, and his wire
Doris were robbed of $99,000 worth of
jewelry ai1d almost $2,000 In cash Feb.
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Stroke Training
Course Planned
South Coast Community Hospital in
. South Laguna is seeking volunteen for
a six-week stroke rebabilitatioo course,
director Stina Wolf aonounced today.
Training sessions ror the course are
held every ~1onday and Thursday from
9:30 to 11 :30 a.m. The course will run
through April 5 .
"The Ct>u rse is aimed al equipPing
th!? volunteer wilh the necessary
techniques and understanding ~ help
the stroke victim back lo normaf life,"
said Mrs. Wolf.
Persons interested in the course should
contact t~ hospital .auxiliar1 office, 4913-
1311 or ~1rs. Wolf, 494-3380.
Gas Shooting
Neiglibor Upset by Fuel 'fheft
SAN JOSE (AP) -A 20-year.Otd San Jose man accused by his
neighbor of stealing gasoline WIS shot and critically wounded by
rifle £ire in his front yard, sherifrs officers said today.
The neighbor wu arrested and booked for invesllgalion of
attempted murder.
-Joseph Oagnino Jr. "WIS reported in critical condition In Alexlan
Brothers Hospital. James Westbrook, 48, arrested aner the shooting
Mond1y, was, held In t~ Santa ,Clara County jail.
S,nla Clara County l~nrrs Capt. Frank Mosunic said Daanino
wn hit In the back by a ftuaer. 44 magnum carbine bullet th•t rip-
ped through his body and caused a large exit wound in his abdomen.
Mosunlc said Westbrook. who lived across the street, app1ttntly was touched off by seeing Gagnino step out of a car carrying 1 five-
gallon gasoline can. ·
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8'ked Wednetday night to ~ atate rampant Inflation.
l<8Jalatlon..<hat could -adil ll0.000 lo-lbe--leglalatloo -would modify se"'1"al
$60,000 lo -I dlltrlcl <»~en In 'the provlslooo or S<Glte Bltl 90, the new
upcomlnc blllaet year. , school finance meUll'e which )le<olne
Supt. Dilnald Woodlngtoo w 111 law lalt July. '
l'OCO<Mlelld · !bat tbe board support 'l'nlsteel wlU OCJl1Slder Woodlngtoo's
Senate BW lii911. r<Ct11Uy h>lroduced to remmmend1tlon at tl>O 7,30 p.m.
meet.Ing In the Education Center, 5SO
Blumont St.
Woodlngtoo said the $50,000 to 11!11.000
that could be generated could be used
t.o offset a S250,000 Income short.age
that the aclJool diJtrkt will face during
the 1?7Hl rllC>I l"I' startlq July
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That shortage Is due to a mlltakc
in estim1tin1 liChool. en.~ th.ii year.
Other ltemJ facing tnlste<ll at the lllfftlni Include:
-A report from I cltl2enJ C0111111ittee
on educaUonal' goals for the 1ebool
di.strict. 'Ille goals were drafted by
parents, taxpayers and teachers during
a series of recent ~·orbhops .
. -Another appearance by Bruce
Hopping who is seeking a ban on smokinK
at board meetings. Hopping tnlerids le
tell the board the han hu been endorsed
by tuther L. Terry, COnner United States
Surgeon General.
Transplant Made
STANFORD (UPI)--A surgery team
headed by Dr: Norman Shumway ha9
perlormed Us 67th heart transplant al
stanfwd University Medical Center.
OVER THE RIVER and . .
THROUGH TH·E WOO.OS -
For ttiree more montt)s Placentia Ave. will be torn up to widen the
street. At times Placentia Avenue will be closed· and access will be
available by way of Babcock St.. eomi~g from ft)e back way.
We tiqpe YoU will be patient wilt\
construction as the results will
certainly be wortt\ all it)e trouble.
If yau arenl adwnturesome, give us a
call. and we'll bring ~amples to your
home. ·
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Saddlehack Trustees Okay NeW School Site;
By JAN 1'011111
Of .. ..,. "" ...,.
The Saddl<back Unilled School District
board ol t.rusteee lpPl'OYed a new
lojermedlate sdlool site Monday night.
,Their IHI declsioo came alter two
boon of debote with IDOl'e than 100
vocal Lake Forest ll>meownen split
ht!tween thole who adamanUy wanted UiO sdlool and thooe-..00 didn't-at least
not where it was shown oo the !nap.
'!be ~te, to be J>Urchased lor '991,epo
l!ptn ~tat--~-. Is 00 20
acres of eucolyptus tree-awered land
Aid Asked •
For Upper
Bay Refuge
'nle Friend!: of Newport Bay have
asked the regional coasW coounlssioo
for stronger support ol their efforts
to preserve ihe Upper Bay' as a wildlife
nfuge,
Ray Williams, represeotln( t h e
Friends, spoke m Long Beach at a
meeting about the draft m a r i ·n e
eqvirorunent element, 1he first of several
parU ol a coastal master plan.
Williams sakl a "Very high priority"
lhoukl be given to saving the estuary.
The draft element ol the Sooth Coast
lleglonal 7.or>e Coillervatlon Commission
now says-UpPer Newport Bay, along
wjlh Bolsa <bica Eoologlcal Reserve
irl HIDltlnglon Beadt, "should be reoton!d
to full productivity """l:Jtellt with their
natural dlaraoter."
At least ooe commissioner Monday
indicated he backs the Friends' P<'OllOSal
lot shallow dredging u,.,.,. Bay.
"I agree with . the ation
for rehabilitation," Rona Caspers, who
is a1lo an Oran&e · ·
1rom Newport Beadt, 1o1c1 wm .
1be Friends want to ~t.n a program of silfmnoyal from tlie -e outer
reaches ol. Upper Bay,. U9ed to
bounded by the Santa Fe railroad, J~
nlmo Ro:ld, Shadowlu Lone, and undo-
veloped land.
' 'Ibe new adlool, a twHtory structure
to bou9e about I.JOO seYmlh and ell(hth
graders, will have a nmni.nc trick, tliree
~I diamonds and volleyball and
terinis coum. ..
C<mtroversy about the alte stemmed
franr::ol>~ by bomeownon living
acroli" Jetonlmo Crom the IChool on
Rofli"igwood· Rood.
~i •id 'they did not want the trees
"l'~ site cut down and added they
be covered wUb wat«_~_no'!{_are_
moet!y-drled·out--rnud.
• belie.ved a leas expensive property could
be purchased .-.. ...
Shadowfu: Lene homeownen, who
originallf .~ the site due to 1i'.bat
they feared would be loss ol a buffer
strip and eq-.tan trail between lheir
loll and the sdlool, defeoded the site.
A·Rolllngwood Road homeowner said
bla origil/al brochure about Lake For<st
aaid the neighborllood would have .. miles
ol bridle pe"'3 In tbe •'OOdl! ...
"The tranquility ol -the,ll"ees Is-w!Jy
'il'e· bought belz." llkt"'"""Lake i'.Dre't
attorDey Wayne Armatroog. •
Faced ..iu: lhe lllltlal vocal_Ol'P,Olttion student., lhe d~trict. and the commu-be loot by a ~inlwn development'!
of the Rollingwood group, -of the nity... tban bJ the school ·,,
f. • •-·~~ -·..... lo ~-. ~. "1 don't Alnk --'e wm ~ •!!L \or111n~ a.,.--...... ........ ~ u.J ...,...,,. uc: 1be Shadow!ax grnup a--4 to ~ aRC(Dlte 1tte.: • the type to put their own chlldren on •·-Bui !be tru1ttts cbanpl tlJell' mind. dooble ,_lens," Trutlee Joe Petenon support the site alter Occidental Land,
at the last minute, agreeing to risk said. refening ID the Roll~'OOd group Inc. and Roger E. Wood Company
the delay of a thn!ot....i " legal· action that Uu.tenod legal ootlon. pn>llll!<d lo guarantee dedication of a
by the bomeownen became they U the Khool bad not been lpp!"OVed JO.foot strip of open area bel"--eert the
believed &he original alle was-the t;!est. for the site, a oondomlnlum development Sbadowfax homes and the school site.
"To make our decision oo the· baa la uioed for up lo eight unila per •= But the Rollingwood horn<ownen, wbo
ol their· threat ls an abdication ol our coukt be built. sakl they had close to 300 signatures
oath ot~otflce," Trustee Demlia:smltb Fn.d. Sdnlfel, a 'lpOkesman for' the by residents opposing the ~' aaid
aald. "We sboukl make clir declli<>n Shadowfax homeoWnen:, told t h e they '9.'ould go to court to stop the
oo the ~ of "1>at's good f'!' the Rollingwood group men trees would project. I
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Death to Kidnaper
Hosmer Seeks .Penalty Restoration
Republican lawma.ker Craig ·Hosmer
of Long Beach announced today he ls
introducing a bill in C.Ongress that would
restore the death penally for kkinapers
who injure or kill their victims.
Hosmer said be also 1S ...._ing
a bill that would mp,ke It a federal crone for anyone to accept foiod, money,
or any other commodity made available
as a reeu1t of a kW.naping. .
The .Leng Beach repre.sentatlve said
he '!Vas prompted in both instances by
lhe·"shocklng" tldnaplng of the daughter
of Raodolph 11earst-from w b om
kldnapen demanded huge sume of
'Pathetic'
Describes
·vote Turnout
money for food for the poor-and that
of Reg. Murphy, editor of ;he Atlanta
eon..lltutlon.
"It Is unfortunate that Congress-
reeeotly amended the law to provide
a penally f(I(' any term of years or
for llfe," Hosmer said. •
T)iat C01lld mean·"a ~ kktnaper or-·
conspirator in a khinaping wouJd never
go to jail, he pointed out.
In lns!an<U under the bill spoosored
by Hosmer, If a person kldnaped was
neither inpured nor killed his abductors
would ltill receive a minimum or ten
years behind bars.
There would be no reduction or
suspension of tllese sentences, nor an y
probation or parole.
Hosmer said he believes the stiffer
penalties are needed oow especially
because kidnapings are taking on "a
pPlitlcal ooloratioo:"
1'We may be approaching the point
where fanatics and mental ca.sei will
kidnap government orficials or what
they Imagine to be political reasons
rather than financial gain.
"1t is my hope that Coogre&S will
approve these measures before such a
possibility becomes a reality,'' he sald.
Gas Shooting
NeighbQr Upset by Fuel Tlieft
SAN JOSE (AP) - A 20-year-old San Jose man accused by hill
neighbor of 1tealing' gasoline was shot and critically wounded by
· -~ot .. 'rumo.;.,. from ·~Mte" lo rifle fin In his front yml, 1berifr1 officers said IOOay.
"Ninv" 'ftfe reported by e1ectioa The neighbor wu arrested and booked for investigation of
••• J Saddl attempted murder. ·
workers In a apot check UI eback J<>1eph Dagnino Jr. was reported in critical condition in Alexian
ValJey and East Tmtin Polling places ·,Brothers Hosplt.al;.J&Qlel \Ve1tbrook, 48,-arrested after the shooting
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todey. Monda~d!'.!•_!i!!l! in.the Santa Clara Counlk_jail. , __ f.,."~~:e!::'~,-=-__ Sah_tnta1 Clharab Cokubnly 'auherlfl'1 .S"!?..t. Fran Mob!unlc1¥!s1a1tir!!iiiihagnrtmo 1---i
ed f 12 t was 1 n t e ac y a ger . ._-1uagnum--car 1ne-et-t at" F"'•---•
turnout in Tustin to fractions oC a percept
"I feel thl.1 ls ·a oow thing," cas~rs
·added, l 'but I can't get the-board' -Of-
superv!Jors oil U..ir duffs. They seem
to think:it1s a state job."
·::..caspers-said . he wants the coastal
COl'llJlllMk>n "in a week or two to urge
the shallow dredgllfg take place."
contacted report rom pcrcen ped through his ~ and caused a large exit wound in his abdomen.
Hills and El · Mosunie said estbrook1 who Jived across the street, appareritly ~ ~o!f~ion Viejo, Laguna ' was touc"bed off by seeing Gagnino step out of a car carrying a five-
.. Thl, is ihe worst we 've ever had,''" gallon gasoline can. "· .
The oounly Harllon, Beaches and
Park! Department, is currently studying
the idea of selective dredging ol the
bay ·to allow tidal action.
"We need · help from all quarters at tbe local level in order that we may
solicit assistance from federal and state
!IOW'CeS to complete land &'!'Quisition,"
W"tlllams said Monday.
Williams said the citizens group also if ·,concerned about dangers to water
quality from siltatloo and run-<>lf.
The posslblllly ol a marina-type
(See REFUSE, Pate Z)
$30,000 Blaze
Damages House _
ln ·Tu;de Rock
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Rock home this morning.
Flames began in the' titdlen ' area
ol the Robert Magenbelmer borne al
11111 Biddle Drive about 10 a.m. today,
Orange COunty Fire Department Chief
ail! Olapnwl said.
The blue spreod lhrwgh the house
bmnh1g through the roof by 1he time
th& first flrefightlDC LmiD arrived alter
th& fll't ""' reported at 10:11.
No one was at home at the lime. Fire-
men re9CUed two abeeP c1Cw!1 tre .. ""'1 in
the bumine; -. l:l>apinan slid.
' search Canceled
~uni LAKE TAJCl>E (AP) -A
, sellrd1 for • man be.lleved baried in a
-toad avalandle ID the u.....i1
Valley aki area WN CIDCeJed MCJoday,
IM ""'""""' pl-lo -~ for the ttcllm. 1lldcndo _, -If'• deputlea 11111 ba """"""" the
-f ... Terry -· .. ol SUll<lioe, Nev., ..... dlectillC a slide
-about lllO ymll looc aad up lo
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CUNW'ARlt--VOTER-ROC:HELLE-LUCOSTIC-GETS FAST-SERVICE
Few CAme Eerly, Slid Clerks Rich FOrM.,, larblra Diibow
Early ;Turnout f oi~ Irvine
Council EJection .Sparse
Voter turnout in Irvine today was
light for the election in wh.idl five city
councilmen are to be selected from
a field of 15 and a $44 million school
loan measure ts to be deeided.
1be --eoE!'gy crisis was blamed by
pollwatc!i<rs 1,.. the less than JO pero!llt
turnout-reported_ at most pr~incta
sampled early today:: It was nearfy dark
when polls opened at 7 a.m. todey.
At -!rvint's gas statknl lines of
motorists •Wert loog. At the polla
~t the lllOl'llir!jl voters seldom
were'fotted to wait. •
Irvine Returns
Due by 10 P.M. ....
ftv!ne polls remain open untll
a . p.m. and fir!t retams are
~ to he tamed" at city. ball
about IO p. m.
Clfy Cler\ carol Flynn said
interested citi!et'L' may wait with
city stall and cmidldates for the
-1ts as they are pooted In
coolncil diambers at Irvine Town
c.ter. 4311 c8mpus Drive.
' 'aty staff members also will -Ide· tallies by pbooe. Cl\)' ball
phones will hr. manned allor j!<e
polls clcoe at l . 1111. Flynn lotd.
'lbe number is ISS-3Mt. Finl
-114 .,. not espedoil belOro
t:!O,p.m.
Irvine's 12,459 registered voters have
until 8 P.m. to cast their ballots for
the city rounci1, Irvine Unified School
District 'school. coostructi<>n loan measure
and Saddleback Community College
trustee races.
City voters will pick five pe#'SOllS to
serve staggered two and four year terms
on the city council from a field of-
15 c8ndidates including five incumbents.
One 1e1l on the two-year college
district board ia to be filled today as
voters select one from ·the field of seven
active caodklates in the Saddleback
dlstrlcl election.
1be Irvine · school district I o a n
aulhilrlaes a. draw of 144 million from
the state school building fund and
backers suggest no local ta:s: ina'ease .
w1.ll re8Ult if the bond loans are
approved. A two-thirds yes vote is
needed.
Despite the Importance ol the election
to local government, voters· trickled lo
the polls today.
"I assume all the voters are in the
gas linea," Mrs. Betty Stevens, election
impector al Gree11tree Elementary
School said this morning. Only five
percent of , the S58 voters assigned to
that tultral Irvine polling place had
voted early today.
Tnmoot was light also at the ~lcOoneld
Reeldeoce In the Racquet Club where
50 ol the AO voten, or only tight
per<..it, bOd voted In the first two
houn of balloting.
An "official then! .-that ls aboul
one-thlnl the usual early morning
tW"llOUt for aa Irvine election.
a voting worker at, the Snell resldence 1--------'-------------------.J
in ~1isaion Viejo aaid. "Of l,200 voters
registered for this polling place, we've
only had II."
By midday at Leisure W o r l d ' s
Cubhouse One, 19 rJ. 720 registered \·oters
had shown up. At the Focesi Ganl<ns
Clubhouse In El Toro, the ratio was
2t oot ol t ,000 registered.
"It's pathetic," said an election board
voluntter in East Tustin, '.'CM' ladies
are just sitting out In the sun knitting,"
The trustee election, to repl~ charter
(See PUNY, Page %1
Audience Sinks
Coastal Age1icy
Marin,e Proposal
By CANDACE: PEARSON
Of fllt Dallr Jllltt It.ff ,,
The regk>nal coastal co m m i s s i o n
launched its Ideas for a marine master
plan for the coastline ?ttonday. rt-
abruptly aank, riddled by verbal volley•
from a critical audler>ee. '
In the draft Version, the commission
called for pre9el'Vatlon of estuaries,
restoration of commercial fisheries, elim-
ination of boat Pollution and higher water
quality standards.
Then came the audience. TWenty·tbree
speakers told the commission It.a marine
scheme is elther too vague, too biased,
too mild, too unbalanced, too ilolated,
too tncomplete, too political-or
meanlnstess. ) •
1be marine element is the fil'lt of
about nine aegments of a coastal master
plan being developed by six regional
and ane ltate commission established
by the im coastal zone acl
MondaJ'• .... ton In Looi Beadl ., ..
the lint such planning meeting. The
auendance cL more than-; 11JO people
surpriled at least one commiaioo
member of the South Co&st Reclonal
2'.one Conoervatlon Commission, who
Irvine Company Among
Campaign Contributors ·
From Wlre Servtcu
Howard Hughes, the Irvine Company
and Herbert Kalmbach'& Newport Beach
law firm are among oootributors to
candk!ates for state olflcw, ranging from
governor to st.ate controWer. Campaign
finance reports were made public today
in ·Sacramento.
Republlcan gubernatorial h o p e f u I
llouslon Flournoy reported $284,352 in
campaign cootributiona, including $300
from Hughes, $300 from Kalmbacb's law
office and $1,500 from the Irvine
Com pony.
To date the state controlJer said he's
apent nM,216 in bis gubernatorial bkl.
Orange County Assemblyman ·Kenneth
Cory (D-Gmlen Grove) •'ho is ruMlng
for the office Floomoy will vacate. also
received a contribution from the elusive
billionaire, Hughes. It was listed as
being less than llOO. Co<y showed
contributions totallng.148,%30.
Hughes also gave tl.IXKI to Democratic
U.S .. Senator Alan Cramton, statements
filed wlUi the aecretary of state indicate.
Cranston reported total contributions of
$4.16,985 indudlng $!,000 from John "Jake
the Barber" Factor ol. Los Angeles,
a ex~vlct t u r n e d prohibiUon-era
phllanlhroplsl.
' San Francisco Mayor Joseph Alioto
reported contributions totaling $624,146
including more than $100,000 from
organized labor given toward his
campaign for governor.
Another $1,000 of Alioto's campaign
chest came from embattled financier C.
Arnholt Smith of San Diego.
·oraage Coast
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Fair skles Wedne!day with
mostly sunny and wanner days.
Increasing high clouds la te in the
day. Temperatures at the beach
v.ill be in the upper 60s rising .to
the low 70s inland.
INSmE TODAY
Two Afi..tstssippi fishermen
,who claim tht&I were abducted
by wrinkled creatures last Oc·
tober, haven't forgotten their
terrifying experience _... tve'll if
tht government seems to have.
See storu Paae 10.
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QllllMtMI s Mv111el l'"ullft 1f
N•ll-1 Mtw9 • Claul.... 14<2t °'"'""' Ctllllt'f' ' .-. " ,..,.. , .. " c,..._.. 11 SWl'ril ,.,,,., 11
Dedl Mttkn • S~ 11oU
lflllintlol ..... f I*'-M•r'lth T1·1J 111t1rt11tMwM n.,, Tt11'1'hllll It ,..._ 11·U Tt!Hlen • at ,,,_ . Wttn. •
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We-'t 111...a If.II
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1--•,...awlde.
AfCer' three bow'1 of b a 11 o t I n I ,
~(See TIJllNOIJT, Poge II (floe COAST.IL, Pop I)
Goldstein Sentenced
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Harold
Goldsteln was "'1tenctd Monday lo 18
months In prison alter his guilty plea
lo mall fraud ln\'ol""'8 bis now-bonkrupt
commodity opllonl ftnn. The lentence
was Imposed olte< a -Y psychiatric
.tudy. lie cculd boY< "'°"ved up ID
15 )'ffn In prison.
¥our Vote Counts Today;· Polls Opell Until 8
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1Pqper Preservers
' ' Wax parchment tents line up on 90 ac~s of tb~
Irvine Ranch Wes{ of Culver Drive. Miniature hot
botises will for two months warm 995,830 bell pep-.
per plants being raised by Jack Hubbard on land
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leased from the Irvine Company. Transplanted re-
cently from an Indio hot house, the young plants
will draw necessary moisture from irrigated soil
until tents are removed. · ·
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WAS!lfflGTON (APJ' --I')' of t5 perceol and ID •'"""""· ~
llla)e Henly A. K!loln(er, back from llilnst the_ Unl!g_S!a.ll!l_llllL ~
theldJilille E8it and"Ewope,-ccwim'il: N'etherlandt IQ< their l\IPPOl'I 8""
with Pr<lllileot Nbolb-today.-Wbite" ~ltttndlll!P loril>e Jewt1t111at.:· -
authoritative ..0-.. ""-!· the U.S. ~ -'7 a borrel
"'nlplete ltfttol of,tlle Arab oU eatlla,..., tomewhat high, lMlt lllo are C011:emed•
With Arab otJ Dtl•laten' clue ,to .-1 tl!at a .--Jlflc>t..,oould-clloooarqe
,Jn Libya ~. U-...,_ ;,.!II . developti>Ool of altamallve -of
they ezpecl an ml lo the emblrlo ,..,rgy. f.liellnger .il!d. hla aides wtll
agaimt· the United Slates, wtt1>•supp11ts ,
retumJng lo the levela Iba~ elillad·prtor · ·. • 1o: '::. ~ :' '::.i ~' -Capistrano
a drop In oil prices. from the c:urmt · •
fJU5 a bam!l to aboilt f7. T N •
11a1orauoo o1 pnic1uc11on, coupled wtth rus·tees '*X "'""'"'''Ion me...... lakm durlog the . · " recent iqueeze, will bring Bbolit a · •
plen!Uul suppl)' ol oil for Americans, T () id
aca>rdlng to eitlmates. '. ax. ' verr e
The atock market poeted "'"°' ,_ ~ · ~... , _
" todaY;-11porkod by a ,,...._wave of hope -111 .IOllll'VALTERZ~A--
that the embafgo would be lifted .00..· : °' .. ..,,,,..., 1...,
'n>e final Do w Jones averaie of · · _ 30 industrial stocb wai Up J9.24 ·points As te~r. unloft, merobell picketed
al 872.12, · and advanclog I s s u e. 1 =~· ~ ~ ~':..,~~~':: outnumbered thooe declining by about -..., 4 lo I In active trading .,. the New' -•l lencth,, and llnaJJy qr<ed 1101 10
York Stock Exchaoge, seek appro111I, !oi; a tu override this
Prior to the · Ja•lnier-.Nlxon nMittng, : . coming June. .
.. y nothlnl publicly about the Tripoli
meeting. ,
But Egypt, -Sandi ,. Arabia, Syria,
Alaerti arid Oilier Arab itate$ are
UQdtn-lo be united In wanting 10
have the embai'go retrovod and full
· pnidllctloo' rilwned. UnUI -· there have .been reports of a phased step-up
ot production once the embargo Ls lifted.
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TURNOUT .••
OJlverd&Je Clubhouse election offldals
had reoonled votes from coly 7~ of
the eligible 750 voters. 1bat 15 about
half the UIU8l tW'nCIUt ol voters in that ~for_!!>: tim~ ol <lay. _
Turtle Rock voters ~at' the L!Urell
Residence., 5412 Kenoeha Lane, were also
slow to arrive wtth only 47 of 529
having voted In the first three hours.
University Park Elementary Scho0t'1
three precinct eletttoo boanls reported
a slow start and at times during the '
expected morning "rush hour" no voters
at all were waiting.
Nigttel Cou1·t to Ha11dle Frona Page 1
COASTAL. • •
While• House pr.... sec..tal')' Rooald ·1. In a move which ..., dramallcally
Ziegler Ink! rep>rlera "I don't have dlllerent lnlm l1l11tand ol severah11011lhl
anythlog lo aay" oo· the pioepecls of bacl:, Sllpt.-'l'nzmlll ~-odviled
an early end to tile embargo. atrongty qatnst the ovmtde and •llld
Sl>elkh Ahmeii Za.kl v....nt, Saudi the c11atr1ct -~ cope wtth _,
Arabian on . mlnllter . and a b:y tu revenues tb1I next flsca1 year •
"There are usually lines here when
the polls open," a . veteran University
Park election oCficiaJ oommented.
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Some Violations by Mail
1J!Ok"1nan for the petroleum pnidilclng But metnben ol the Caplllraoo Unified
said, "Why are ail these people here? · ltl&es Of . the Middle> Eut, called for FederaUon of T~ 4lsalra!d and
There aren't any permita on the an. end to the Arab oU embario. 1be expreaed the ~tin phlc.ardl carried
Wall Slreet Journal reportOd loday. by about two clo!!>t llll!mben.
In an Interview In Rl)'allli; Sandi The unlori ' members lnalated that agenda."
"This is beUer than that of another
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PUNY ...
Arabia, Yamanl said the Arab cut.off pnipoaals lo tncr.a.e C!au loads and board member Midlaet Collins who ~-By FREDERICK SCBOEMEHL misdemeanor client would send a commission's," said Phil Brown, a of oil to the U.S. no longer aerved to implement more auatere , budgeta resigned to give more time to hUI law . °' 111e DIUY "'"" '"" standardlz.ed letter informing the judge professional planner. as he waved a any Uleful purpoee. • woold aertoualy burl the quality Of the finn, is the Cllly issue on today's ballot .,~ ...... ~ •. JlouUne court appearances ·that, c:ost .ot"'t~ -clent's ,..plea,,·whlch normally ts •.. _..copy of .• tbe.~arin. e.el~ment.pf .. ~ So.~f!l .. It w11...tbe ttnLtlme' 1~ the.~ ~·· educatlaa. . f~ ~t unlnoorporated areas. 1 .,.
"" Ume, money and il:asollhe. ·may sooii· ·innocent. Central commission. · ·began. In Octobir that vanianillldre&teei -· HUt.· BeDQrct "° lll(f .. thif the-naCat -... ~only place' ha.Ying ano~ issue
) ' be haftdled by mall · at :South Orange In the letter the attorney -wOtlld "It Ls b.ed and ft-relevant,'' he said. the time wu riibt f()(" ~ Jbe .. ~.~ brighter than be once is County Service Area No. 8, So,uth La-
1' County Municipal Court in Laguna • . adding, ''this one is pretty good and embargo. thoucbt and that teachers would be able guna Hills, where voters are deciding
If. Niguel. request a date for a pre-trial conference, irrelevant... Yamanl l8id lifting ol the embargo to receive "a re.uonabH:" increase in whelhe:r to boost their service area tax for
U a plan drafted by Presiding Judge where more than 90 percent of all cases Brown's call for mapping out ~ could be d~ at the next meeting their wagee. street maintenance and a park fund from ~ Blair Barnette Is adopted by fellow are settled. allocations of resources, not general ot the Arab oil minllten. 'lb1a could The only diasent.er in the ·vote tilling 25 t.o 50 centa on $100 a11Sescd valuation. ~ juristsi the south county court will be Received at the court, the letter would policies, wlPM>ut "felr" of political be U early u Sunday, 'lbe Journal a rt!llOlution for the override WU Mlaaion Candidates for the Saddleback College the firs! In the coonty -and possibly ph &I aald. . Viejo .,.. Tnaot.e Wllllam Tbompoon. pool are Norri&a Brandt, Earl Carraway, the State -to do Its bit to ease the be processed by court clerks and reprisal .was backed by Jose m.iston Egypt bu already proposed a meeting . He aalcibe believed the override should, Steve DeLapp, Nick DiGiuro, Gary
gasoline shortage. . approved by the judge assigned to the of the Sierra .Club. in Tripoli, Libya to dlscusa an end be ·brou&ht to 1 vote. Rasmtmert, Vera Snyder, and John .
"A lot of attorneys drive 45 minutes case. "A specific, precl.$e plan Is better, to the embargo. ~ "'-·-l-..... tween teachers and Tolle.
to come down here for short, routine Barnette said the small size of the even Jn terms of salability to the At the ume time, U:S. officla11 ~~~ .. -~ The-winner-is being-se1ed.ed-at-1arge-
appearances," said Judge Barnette. .~ . i1 , Legislature," Edmitton claJmed, "than ~"~t the ·PoHtlcal crilia;.in one ""'_,,l""'ICU '""" by all voters ln the distl'ict. which
"This plan wW savei;tlme, money IDCt.. 1' IOllth ~ty .C<!W1 )Vlll al ow it to make the 'primar:y product of the Gerber Imel could let beet KlRjnger'a acheme ·Monday when Charles Oxlldin -until includes about 120,000 registered voterx
fuel conrwnptlon .!L -_'1be change w1tli:!ut much Pfdl>Jem . company -pablum.,. f bavtng llriel and Syria begin .to recendy uoofflclat t e a c b e r . gr o u p from San Clemente to Irvine The polls
Barnette propo°sed that arraignments He wants to spread ~e Idea to . other Dr. Donald Bright, co m m I s s ion :eouate tbrouih hln\ Jn WUhington =~: ~~~ aremee~Y ; close at 8 p.m. '
and coiltlauances in ~-an misdemeanor courts .. UJrOUgh bis ~Ju~ ~s chairman chainnan, defended the proceM and aaJd a dllengagemant In the Golail Height.I. bad at Dana Hill• High School that ·-·
cases be handled. by . inall. Mote ierioos • 1Jd1!:. C:::Ta:Y Murucipal Court when 'other -elements are developed, the larHll dlploml.Uc • aud nt 111 ta r y his ninth ·jrade literature c1ulel .are
felony cues still would require in-person Santi Ana attorney William Sheffield plan "1ill take on a more specific form. repreeeptativee were due in about two being alfeCted by a 1evere· dearth of •-COJ by ettor6e)'S and clleata. · .._ " • pl uni! th 1 A number ol speakers objected that weeks, &> be followed within .two weeks textbooks. 'l1tr, jbdge said tie has di.scuued the alrea.., .18 stym ng aro . e coun y by
pl. aa.,wilh J"""es ruCb.ird Hainllton-and oh Barnette's behalf. s~flel~ says the the recommend at Ions -like a ·~ Syrian mi.ion. But now, 'l'rultee Stephen Smith was especially
John. Grlffin~ih are In favor of the res~~ from other municipal court preservation of estuariee and wet!Mds offlciala say, thLpl.aa. oquld be ~ed concemed and managed to pry out an
r .............. 1 he said pres1dmg judges has been favorable. -w.eren'tJisted In order of lm~ if ~ _Minilter ~ Meir"• ~bor acfml•ioa from adminlitraton 'that
.,..,,......, • posaJ uld '"A ''It takes me one hour In driving Bright said that, too, is premature. partf bu to Joln· ~tores-with the -Daria Hllll, Indeed, Is nm-suffering
Auto Oub Opens
In Laguna Hills
' Barnette aald the pro co ""· tiilie tO• go from here (Santa Ana) lo Others, lncJu••·• • Newport Beach .oPJICllllii>n Lllrud to form a government. (r<m ·a ~cl:"' adequate -"pmenl and In~ later whil week, • --··· Nlgu•I. Sometimes I'm onlv -Thi pflce of oil,befi>re lbe,Al'ab-llraelt" ·· ues: • '' · '':-· ....__~ -.Under-the-propoeed---change-ln--the .. --.-~ ----' ---" Plannln1 Director . Richan! Ho I a n ; -war-w, as·.-~'9Ic·a-borrelrlllnce-· _ ... _, ' Walter --· con~~ -·~ rules the attornev for 8 there for three minutes. Its a wa!lte, wondered Wliit k!Dil Of government Ii •'---~._.1 __ '--~ ..__ bout ~...... ~ ~
A. oew 'ful~s:ervlce office of the
Automobile Club of. Southern California
op<Md-Monday-tn-f:.aguna·H111s;-----
Manager Shirley Webster saJd the
facility-, -al-2524~clnt)'rr"Slffi!t
(comer of La Paz Road in the Wiid
West-Shopping Center), will serve more
than. 10,200 members in tho Lafll!ll8Hills,
Mlss1on Viejo, El Toro areal!I.
~· • ' said Sheffield. _ __!g~o'.!:ln~g~lo"'..Cca~rl')'L_COU~l -~th~e~recommend~~=ed,,,__~_c'-'-"""'-""-'"•"'--~-~=~cut~a -that-Ibero wu -a lack of -the Items l+---+---------------'"'Bo1'7..11>~s'"he~f.,flm=~==~arnat polldes. tiiit .iilileil that an requests for ieni . ' ~ --b-M iJ -the a'rraignnl!nfby mail~aDe_hS:s -never-"The lmplicatlon here ls that the -.-... 1-: --p ~ ··1 L-have l:Jem._bonore,d, .:.....___ __
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,-..:itamp· s y' a been used in Orange County, and , lo coastal commission la going lo continue ,_... • . ~:!:..!',.~·ho":::. turned down llllCh
their knowledge, in any court in the Its life," said Hogan, 41and It may well REFUGE ·-.--siate. do that." . · Smith demaflded ·a complete district
Pr.og .. am· Started Once the program Is set up, Barnette • • • stud7 Oil the i..ue of loo few lexla ... -, said word will be passed on to the at-A future planning element dea1s with for too-many students, Admlnlstrators
torneys through the Daily Journal .. a government funding and type. development in Upper Bay still exiBts, promised to comply.
The office, with 11 staff memben,
.l'i)I help members with traffic citations,
vehicle licensing and travel aids. Full
Insurance services and parking are also
provided. In Laguna A.rea . Southern California lawyers publication. Sorrie speakers complimented parts of ~e00,:palklacen' 11.~, citizens become too The majority ot the tru!tees voting
the report, wh.ich commission p181'11ler against the override said they believed Ste~ Trenck said ~ aimed at He sugge&ted the commission a9oJ>t the election would come too soon after 1be Laguna Beach. Laguna Hills and
South Laguna post offices a re
participating in a stamps by mail
program· that enables postal potroos lo
order and recetve stamps without
making personal trips to the post offices.
'Ibe new service is designed to save
poet.al customers time and gasoline, Don
Ro9e, Laguna Postmaster said. Stamp
order forms are available from mail
caniers and at post o.fflce lobbiep.
Included in the pi'ogram are 2-cent,
10-cent, and 13-cent airmail stamps,
franked envelopes and commemoraUVe -
stamps. Mlnimwn order is $2 in 2-cent
stamps and $4 of..10-Cent stamps.
Postage and handling fee is 40-eenlll,
however, the post Office will send one
additional stamp· to replace the one /
"spent".cM:i the order by tbe customer. <1
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El Toro Student
Elected Disuict
Key Club Officer
John Grant, a sophomore at El Toro
High School, was elected lieutenant
gQvernor of Division 41 of the California·
Nevada-Hawail district of Key Club at
a division meeting recently.
An honor service club for high school
men, Key Club is sponsored by Kiwanis
International and includes some 3,600
club5 in the U.S., Canada, and the
Bahamas.
AbO honored was Karen Bartlett, a
jtmior chosen· by the El Toro Club to
represent them as club sweetheart at
the Division 41 meeting .
She will move on to the zone contcst-
and lf she wins there will continue
to the regional convention in San Diego
in April. ·
Grant Teeters, the club's faculty
adviser, said Grant's term as lieutenant
governor will begin at the San Diego conventkn -
Y ocarn Services
In Afternoon
~femorial funeral services for radio
and ~elevisiori per90nality Joe Yocam
or ' Newport Beach will be held at 2
p.m. Saturday at Pacific View . Ch~pel,
3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beach.
A story ln Monday's Oally Pilot.
erroneously reported that the services
would be held at 9:30 a.m. Satunlay.
~fr. Yocam, a broadcast pe:rsonallty
at r~dlo station KFWB and later with
television station KCET, ~led Sunday
al South Coast Community Hospital,
SOUlb t.aguna, IJt WaJ SS,
Tr8D8p)ant ~lade
STANFORD (UPI) -A surger)I tram
htNied by Or. Norman Shumway h:•s
perlormed lt1 '7th hurt transplant at
Stanford University Medical Center.
''restoration of productive capacity of tougher 1tanduds for cut-and-fill gradlng , the district'• bond election which reaped
nearsbore waters," calling for eMuary projects ln its jurisdiction, which nms $25 million in-new construction funds
preservation and higher water quality 1~~. ~ards Inland from mean high Ude last f~. $100,000 Bail Set
standards. wl':' Several parent vohmteers w h o
The strongest attack was . leveled by The draft marine element of the successfully worked for bond passage
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -Bail was
reduced from 12 million lo 1100.000
Mooday for ~ 49-year..id Hillsborough
busineosman aoomed ol bilking Bay area
banks of several million dollars. U.S.
Magistrate Richard Guldsmlill set the
new ball figure for Mateo Marco Roman
who was arrested Friday night on an
FBI complaint.
commission doesn't rate in order of told truatees at the meeUng that they
recreational boaters and eport and slgnHlcance any of the estuaries or have received calls from f e I I o w
commercial fishermen. wetlands listed. volunteers who have said they dlaagree
The draft element emphasizes the need It does say that the natural areas \\'.]th the override and would oot work
to restore commercial fisheries but sport "are a critical element in the marine for ill pu.sage.
fishermen argued their activity is four life system ... and should be prmerved But 1bompson ln!isted that the electlon
times as economically valuable to the to the maximum extent feasible. "bu an q:cellent cbanoe of passing."
state.
The document refers to pollution ffom I
boat aritifouling paints and the tying
up of water space by marinas with
some boats: which rarely leave their
slips.
lt suggests a survey to determine
it any future marinas are needed.
A number of. boaters criticized the
statements a,., inaccurate and highly
biased.
Bright cautioned the audience that
the element is in Its "rou11h drttft"
form, not "final," as stated on Its cover.
He said further written comments will
be taken for two inore weeks before
the element ls brought ba~k to the
commission.
Police Capture
Two E~apees
From Toro Farm
Two men who escaped from the
minimum · security Orange Co u n t y
Industrial Farm in El T°"' during the
weekehd y,•ere recaptured Monday night
by sheritf's officers .
Deputies' lodged James S I e p h • n
Cranfill, 28, of Santa Ana and Wallace
Scoll Velardi, 11, or Anallelm, In county
jail celta and today Pi'Pared lo ada
felony acape charges lo ea r 11 e r
-convicth>M reocrrded against bolb men.
Cfficers at tbe minimum security
facility oald the pair nat r .. m the
kH:chla 8'»11 wm driven from the .,..
by two WOl!ltn who had a car walllog
for them, I
Investigators have not yet le.med the
Identity of the alleged le m a I e
accomplice. 41.i \:'•~ ... ~ ..
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THROUGH THE .WOODS
For ttiree more monttis Placentia Ave. will be torn up to wideh ttie
street. At times Plac;enlia Avenue will be close(f and access will be
available byway of Babcock St., coming from ·ttie back way.
We 11ope vou will be palient witti
construction as ttie results will
certainly be wortti all ttie trouble.
If vou aren't adVenluresome. give us a
call, and we'll bring ~mples to your
home.
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Today's Final
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~OL 67, NO. 64, 2. SECTIONS, 28 PAGES TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1974 TEN CENTS
Ocean View: Ba.cks . .
Out of Unification Plan .. . ..... . -~,!lit~,.-Jt ••• stlbmlltecl wt-lilt IPll'Ovol and
111111 <oolaiu ~• ......iVe4 .-. "We've~~ lnlo !>kine
a poeltlon _, "" w111~" fumed
'l.'lultee-Ralehllluer. •
Tbe °"'"" Vle!r boll'I member& .,. ...,.,..,,u,, .-..,..""".,.., w1111 they
ciilled "s<cret meetinal" lllllClllg three
distrlctii.
"If they con.Unue to 'do this, l'm just
allout m<ly to tell diem to .pack ui>
and take · ~ UDlfi~. p I a n
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elsewbtre," ~tOd Board. Pi.stdait Robert~· -uy they fear , Ocean View
will be' lell boldiq the bag il the bfgh
ICOOoltuoveilcto-ls~.
"I blve 1 queasy f..U.. !hit the
other -..... somethtoc !hit "' don't tnow,•• Zinngrabe said uneasily.
"Tbey may have legal advice that they
lli"OIJ't be responsible• to pay for the ~high scho!l aft~ '!!'e're all unified."
"If .. we wake up In November and
are unified and have inherited \he cost
ol the new bfgh school , our taxpayers
will lynch us. and rightfully so."
Zinngrabe contlnued.
Trua!ees aJao. vowed not IO a<eept any
plan Which t.eachen' rejecf.. -
''We have to prevent lhe, capricious
treatment of teachers,'' Bauer stressed.
bringing cbeen from an aud(Eii.ce full
of teachen. "Until there are legal
safeguards. to protect leo\lfO and to
kee2_ teache!s !mi!_ being la\d off. I
feel lt's premat\ltt10 go with any ptaif."
All. trustees indicated they felt they
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\\-ere belng "rushed into something",
and v.·anted to sit back and reevaluate lhe proposal. .
'Mle three districts aceused of meeting
secreUy are Huntington Beach City,
Fountain Valley and Seal Beach. They
developed a detailed plan for flve-"'·ay
unificaUon plan without \he help of Ocean
Vew, Westminster or the high iebool
district.
In addition to the secret meetings
and the ~iliility of paying fQr Ifie
new hlkh school by t~selv~. Ocean
Vie"' trustees also objected to unsett led
boundaries between their district and
\\'estmmstcr and how the-assets of the
high school distric~ will be di\'ided.
Board members also "'ant legal
assurances that interd istrict agreements
'4-'ill be maintained until JlQ longer
ll<eded.
Representatives o( all districts will
meet again \Vcdnesday night at 7:30
p.n1. at lluntington Beach School District
offices .
Death Penalty Sought for l(idnaping
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A,patla11 Cr iti cized Valle y Results
Will Be Give n Suspect
Res to1·atio11
Valley Voters • Ill Of Se ntence .
Faces 2nd·
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An election watch for voting
results In toay'1 Fountain Valley
City t:ouncll election will be set
up tqnjgl.i\ at tile dty clerk's office
in City HaIJ at 10200 Slater -Ave. -· -· .. Requeste·d-,·. Staying . ·at Hoine · Tbe polls at .2' precincts will D h Q • .~ a~:/;itctmo.n1 at 962-2124 · eat UIZ
will be open until 9 p.m. Republican la~·n1a kcr Craig Hosmer
After that, a special direct line of Long Beach announced today he \!l
Apathy, perhaps -ked by a general
mistrust of politics, , seems to be the
mood in Fountaln Valley as voters go .i.
to the polls today to elect three city
counci1men. ·
-962-2425 -will be answered ~ introducing a bill in Congress that would coming, but o¢y half said they plarmed ,.. the c1·1y clerk's of"1ce. to Vote aod ooly a •--••" could name " By TO~I BARLEY restore the death penalty for kidnapers
UdlJW.W Initial returns may start trickling · more than one or two candidates in ... °' ... 1»11r Pltlt Md -. \•:ho injure or kill the.ir victim s. in about one hour alter the polls
the race. close, a city clerk's representative A 24·hour det3y was ordered today I-Iosmer said he also is ccrsponsoring
'Ille most startling thing to come out estimated. in the Santa Ana Municipal Court a bill thal "'ould ma ke it g federal
of the informal survey is that, arraigmflent of accused killer Louis crime for' anyone to accept focxl.. money, apparently, seven out of 10 Fountain Stanley Wiechecki in a move that could
-Tb.lrty:five residents were qµizzed
MOoday at loCaJ shopping centers about
today's election. They all knew it was Valley shoppers don't live in the city. be Jinked to moonting police investigation or any other rommodity made available
..A.. Those who do took a dim view of Aud:e· r•ce s:nks of two other death!; at the Aladdin as a result of a kidnaping. 1:r * x the race. 11 " " Apartments in Santa Ana. . The Long Beach representative said
P • One middle-aged woman, who asked A district attomey's complaint accuses he was prompted in both instances by rec f,ncts to be called "disgusted," said, "No. C tal A the former hospital ""rker of the killing . -I dbn't ~to vote. It doesn't matter QUS . ..... geJ1CJ. of wWthy widow ~ Travers the "shocking" kidnaping of the daughter
--• ~ ~ 1 -.. a.. .. .___ · ~torun. '70 • of Randolph Hearst-from w h o m ·
G h.. -. .:,· u ~~~ ....,...~-Mc;:;· .--• .. ·,., ' z· · r~ .a.. fOund .. Jat )"rid., .1 kidnapers demanded huge· sum';. or at er.i ng l··P~,1~~.~-~~ ~~1!6 T0p0SU ~ .. '.~ ..!1_-:i!,1eby17thherSlreetlOO. ,_'P".,.l!me, Dr•t. HELD IN SLAYING money r.r food for the poor-and tllat . · · u;;;'°J -e.u;. pnl1iliitla0ran_ SUlpOd Wioch .. ki ol Reg. Murphy, editor of the Alloo~
to" -al -q.imed. OoJY -By CANDACE RARSON · u' • •. t ge Olnstitutioo. !Related. story, l'age_3.) f' b b the h)imnhents were mentlooed by those · or .. .,.,..,, ,_. ,... County po Ucal flglire.
-b {) we ·~s~------1-lng-t<>-name-candidates-runntng---'lbe reg;..~...,,·m·kl·s·t·O-ll---.Clfllclals sai<f1P.'P'y..befoD! Wiechecii f'OU--RC ;·Jcm··-·-·e·-,-,-z;-p~--,-:..-·1~1Tyil amunendfortued ~:.• lalhwat toCoogrprovcss1.de in to(ta.y's election. launched it1 kleas for a marine master was Jed , fronl Judge Eu g e n e {., 111. i ., 11 ......... u• ~~-iStill-all-bUt-one--~ knew an plan_for___ihe~ Monday. Il Langha~ s courtroom back to . the a nalt for an term of •ears or Voter turoout 'iDlOday's Fountain elecU~ ii being beld loda)'.'. !<Jan>' l'!'!Ple atiiupj)y~~jlddl«IJiY vei1Jll voTieys "if"tyu Jail ~~! i! c so:: . ::"4.:! T. h-. h. M--·-. . t . for nrc;"ilosmer said:-. .,
Valley City CouDcil eleet.ion was 90 light, saiil Uiit-camp:fign llferatur~ and the from a crlUcal audience. 8 ega on co · 8 TOUg ee l,JJ,g That could m!!an a 'kidnaper or worktts~at-QDe-....precinct are thinking ............ :aeeri throughout Fo..untain ValleJ• Jn the dr.J.ft veni911, th_e commlsslon document t.:~ore bis next appe~rance.
of putting up ' a &ign to advertise "no ;;iheir Irl!iin ~ of Jm_~_Uon_ _calle<L.for_pre_smratlon Of estuatt~-w!:~on~C:~':1n~:.t~.y~:at~-1--· n--t-·---i-~~-conspirator in a kidnaping would never
Waiting." . about fhe• election. restoration of commerclal fisheries, elim-department Is "particularly interested" n U 11 ing on go to-jail;-he-pointcd oot:
A spot dleck or precincts showed that ~ or,~ SW"Veyed attended the iil.ati~ of boat pollution and higher water in the death by stnngulation last Jan. In instances under the bill sponsored
1'!ss than three percent of the regmered Candid~tes nights, and very few had quality atandard!I. , 24 of Aladdin Apartments' tenant J.inda ~untington Beach councilmen whipped by Hosmer, if a person kidnapcd was
voters bad gooe to the polls this ~ing read any newspaper articles about the Then came the auchence. Twerity·three Cummings 26 h gb he. ti M nd night . neither inpured nor killed his abductors to cast ballots for three of nine city candidates speaien told the commission its marine · ' : • bod I t rou t tr mee ng ' 0 ay in Id · I
council candidates. "I .~:t· bother much with that sort schem~ is either too vague, too. bia~, st~~:l~tnf!.o"~pes Y~,~~;:ntt~ l~ than 60 minutes -a rare, if not ;:a~ ~~\ndr~ae~:.e a minimum or ten
Polls are open until 8 p.m. of thing, conunented one elderly man. too m11d, too unbalanced, too LSOlated. separate locations in her bedroom "'as first time, feat.
About 20,400 residents are registered "AlltbecaJld!datessaythe~ethings,_ too incomplete, too political-or dlsrovered by Wicthecki and rePorted City Clerk Alicia Wentworth said it There would be no reduction or
ch and none of em a~ OOne&t. meaningless l r • h f 1 · th suspension of Lhese sentences, nor any
to vote in today's electk>n, whi has Not only were people unaware of who's The mari~e element is the first of o po let. . . . was t e ~stest regu ar. session ey •proba tion or parole.
six dlallengen and three incumbents rwmJna but not one """""" could name bou . f ~.1 t Her death was later listed as a swc1dc. have held 1n the past six yei:irs but
f ,.__ ·1· th ·1 ·'9• r-~.. a t nine segments 0 a coa.,44 mas er B t Jf' no p ob'ng th l d alh ' H05mer sa1·d he bel. the 1·1r vying or uu·~ pos1 IOOS on e COWlCl • any isSUes in the campaign. plan being developed by six regional u v• icers w r i. • a e she did not know if it was the fastest ieves s J er
A number of precinct inspectors today People said tbey are not totally pleased and one state commission established stat~ ther~ wi.i-s no su1c1de note and since the city's inception in 1.909. penalt ies are needed now especially
blamed an "issueleSs" campaign for the "di'a:ted" said "Tbe in-i..imbents are h 1 no indication in the ·days before her because kidna pings arc taking on •·a a---' voter apatlly, but said they "t ·1 but _ _... by t e tm coasta tme: act. death of any problems in her life. CouncilmE!l are accustomed to meeting political coloration." V.-.'"'"" on cu~ <:' Y COW'K:1 .• uiv~H Monday's session in Long Beach was Also being probed by Santa Ana 001·1ee e_.ed ·the turnout to increase by felt that chaog--g tbe ---·-~•men would · unlit midnight. Two years ago, it got "We may be approaching the point ·..--not hel m· ........ .... ~vwl\..'ll the first such ~hyming meeting. The ·15 lhe death last Sept. t" J Charles early evening. p ~-u. f t>i'e u ua so ·slow, councilmen set an 11 p.m. v.•here fanatics and mental cases v.•i\I
A total of 315 voten out of the 13,964 The woman who asked ·to be caned atte~aooe 0 mo than lOO J>:COple John ~alinowski, '.!:'· a ne~ghbor of Miss curfew on council meetings. kidnap government offi cials or \\'h:it -·~~ ,.· . 11. ..........;..,.,., ........,,.cted • ••m-.isted" said "'Ibe incUmbents surprised at least one commw1on Cummings and W1echecki ln the 17th they imagine to be political reasons ''"'"~cu Y' .. '"""""' .....,...,. not ~u that • t of job but 1 member of the SOuth Coast Regional Street apartment house. The curfew still exists. but no one rather than financia l gain.
today bad voted. doubt m:OOe etse'::zid do~~ That's 1.olle Conservation Commission, who Orange County Coroner's o~ficers has bothered with it in more than a . "It is my hope that Congress will
AD . precinct wo'rkers contacted rated also .!?.. I'm not ),N.._. .. n to vOte,. sakl. "Why are all these people here? closed that file as a suicide with the .vear. apnrnve th ese measures before such a that as "very light" and slower 1han .. av ........... AU& • There aren't any· permits on the detennination that Malinowski shot ,... v Vl·ce Mayor Henry Duke ran •1--•ay'• possibility becomes a reaJitv." he said. pest years. agenda." ~ _ himself just over the right ear '4-'ith 1• uuu '"' /
-nrthe ·1m munldpal-eleotlon, the e.A ·2 ·2 Mill. 1•0· 11· a Year "This II better lhan that ol aoother a Smith ~and Wesson pistol-that was meeting. Mayor Jerry Mat n e Y.
total voter turnout was 26.9 percent. ~ commission's," said Phil Brown, a found at his bedside. . ,. Councilman Ted Bartlett and City
"You want the bad news, hub," ' " professional ptanner, as he waved a Wiecbeckl ioday Is accused or Administrator Dave Rowlands were all
Precin<t lnapector Eileen llallanl said 1.n Benefits A,sked Cllf\Y ol the marine element of the South strangling Mrs. Morgan iJ) her living in washtngwn, n.c .. fighting a 40.IJour
when reached at Moiola School. _ Ceritral commission. room and carr)'ing the body ol. the k f ·r· wAsmNGTON (UPI) -President "It Ii bad and irrelevant," he said~ sllver:-halred_widow to a vacant Jot behind work wee . or •remen.
Mrs. Ballard, who bas worked election ~ (See COASTAL, Page %) the apartment building. precincts · for four yeani, said voter Niloa 'Monday' asked COOgress to
response ao far waa "wone than the increase veterans• disability benefits by
school~bond issues." ,.. $431 million a year. In . a letter to
Only 1.8 out of 927 registe~ voters the ~ i.nc:t ra9klng Republicans
had -cast ballots at Moiola. at the time Clfl .tbe Senate and , House Veterans
of the spot check. committees, NixOn recommended a 12
Jane Weiler at Cox School joked about percmt lncr~ jp yitera.m disability
puUing a sign . in front ol the ICbool p&1lDOlltl and a-11 . percent increase
to say, "You don't have 10 stand in in pi3meDts to 1be dependents of
line. For everything. else in Fo~~in disabled veterans. -· -
Valley, you have to stand in line,"
9he added, "tOr the poet office and.
for gas stations."
'Ibe gas lines were given as one rtalOll
voten were not sl~g at the polls
this morning, according to Waoda
Mc:Cubbin at ijarper Sd!ool, whmo 50
people voled out ol llO ""1lla'ed 1t
the time ol. the IJ>Ot ched<.
"Tbey 11id Ibey were ...med llioul
aeWng gas," lhe explained. •
"If we get tlmM.wb tile ... ol the
day and get 1~ pe"*'l tumout, we'll
be very, very lucky.'' Nill Karen Ackley
at Mcr>ow.ll Sd!ool, wbere the turnout
CASSELS' STOR Y ·
OF JESUS PRINTED
At tbe time ol Ilia death ol I heart
aUaclt oo Jui. JS, Laub C-11, UDlted
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Coun~il A~iions
Here in c8psule form are the major actioos taken by Huntington Beach
City Council Monday night:
WATER inu.sr Eliminated U~~wer rates charged water users who
ccosume more than 5,000 cubic f~t of wa~r in a month.
HARBOUR: Approved plans for a $310,000 combined fire station and lif~
guafd quarters in HunUngton Harbour and authorized lhe city clerk to seek
bids .. the project.
ANIMALS: Gave final approv.al to changes In the animal control law
wbiCb establia:bes a mandatory •10 cat li~;
LATE ACl'loN: 'Eltabllmed • c:ooncll 'poUcy against taking action ..
Items aubm!Ued to the council by the administration at the last IJlinUle.
PAIWNjl:-Dedded to post "rio parking" signs on the parking lot at Edi·
""' Community Plrl<' from midnight to 1:30 a.m., to keep high scbool 1tudent1
from parllflll there while in clauea. •
Balloonist Kin
Put Up R.¢warcl
WASIDN.GTON (UPI ) -The sisters
of missing balloonist Thomas L. -catth
off8red !1 $10,000 reward today for his
recovery alive or for information leading
to his recovery alive.
Eleanor Hoaglan and Nancy Svien,
both of Rochel.9ter, Minn., pooled
resourees to establish the reward in
a special account in a Washington bank,
according to William Armstrong, an
associate who helped Gatch pri pare his
craft "Light Hearl"
Gatch left Harrisburg, Pa. Feb. 18
attempting the wotkf's first transatlantic
balloon voyage. He was last seen Feb.
21 by a Liberian freighter allTIOlt 1,000
miles from the Canary lulandl. Officials
believed be was heading toward the
Or ange Coast
Weather
Fair skies \Vcdnesday \Vith
mostl y sunny and warmer dars.
Increasing high clouds late in fne
da y. Temperatures at tlie beach
will be in the upper OOs ri sing lo
the low 70s Inland.
INSIDE TODAY
TWo !tfississippi fisher111en
who claim they were abducted
by wri11kled creatu.res last Oc·
tober. haven't forg otte11 tlleir
terrifying ei:perience--eve11 if
the government seems ro hatie,
See story Page 10.
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Huntington· Ma1i fos.e! T~x-,IJ~~t~. He ~Su,ick'
A Hunlin&UI> Beach man who dlvldel' \yitei>i fa. un-litutlonal and clalms
his pmuil! emong rriaklng soa'p for he is prohibited by rell&iout be\lef f~
• a livlng and pr.eaching for Chrlst and ·belng tM,ed. f. aaal:rut federal taxes and u .s. currency ~ loaP., factory worker lists hls
1 has Jost a round to Uncle San1. creden.llals as a member of the Miti.lltry
Jurors in U.S. District Court In Los or. Christ Church of Glendale. .
, Angeles have tound La Vrm L. Stejskal. Jurors who reached thc1 •• verdict
.; 39,-~f-~I -..'fangier Drive, guilty of _ iM_l}l91.ID~ ~y U.S1...~ttorney ~1lham D.
;-filing a raise employc \\'ithholding tax Keller 1~fonday were told he is founder form. . and chairman oC the Santa Ana-based ,
Guardians of Freedom. ) · The~ Internal Revenue ~r\'ice claims
Stejakal, a rc~lt rator for Procter
and Clmble g Beach . told his
employer In 1972 stop thal deduction. ·
.. '·He· claims that since currency is not
'· redefmable in silver or gold that he
~ does not make a "'age to deduct anything
from, according to his legal pleas.
Stejskal has maintained Lhe currency
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COASTAL • • •
adding, ••thl! 1one L1 pretty good and
irrelevant."
The group meets regularly lo advocate
non-payment of taxes. C b a r a c I e r
v.·i~sses In Stejskal's defense Included
members of the Tax R ebel l ion
Committee or California.
Stejskal was ordered lo return '10 court
~pril 1. where he will face a possible
sentence of one yea r in federal prison
and a $500 fine.
Scouts Collect
$3,485 to Help
Lake Park House
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Victim, 3
Aet-use<f kill~r Larry \Vayne Ciobb
today denlcd from the witness stand
. thut be struck or harmed little Todd
Rockwood in any way on the nigflt
the child diOO while his mother was
out at work.
Cobb, 22, testified as his Orange
CoWlty Superior Court trial moved into"
its final hours that Todd, 3, showed
symptoms ot illness earlier in the
evening of last April 11 and they became
more pronowtced as b e d t I m e
approached.
c.obb told ddense Bttomey Robert
Brodie that the little. boy fell while
he waa running in tbe Uvlng room area
and opened a big gash on his chin .
"I stitched it up myself," Cobb said.
"I tried a B~nd Aki" but had to take
it oft because of the blood so -I pul
a few stitches in it my~self."
Ct?Db. hesitant and barely aud ible in Brown's call. for mapping o~t pr~ciae
all~ions .. of resourtes, not" general
policies. y,·ithout "(e;ir" of political
his testimony. said he then dressed the
Backers or Boy Scout Troop I raised child in. his pajamas and put hhn to
$3.485 1'.1ondily ni~t to }le.Ip complete bed . • repr.isal was .backed by Joseph Edmiston
.. o!-the Sierra Club. the refurbishing of the old Huntington lie ,said he checked on !he lit.tic boy
Stach sco. Ut house in Lake Park. again shortly before bis mother returned t~ "A specific, precise plan is better, ho1ne and saw that he Y.«ts dead.
even 1q tenns ol salabillty to the Jerry Sapp, chairman of the troop's It is claimed by the defense lbat
Le . 1 Ed 1 h building commitltt, said the n1oncy y,•as Todd n--kwood actually di'cd from a gis aturc," miston c aimed. "t an ._....., h h d · r ·~ -rat:x:u I roug onalions ron1 parents medical rondilion that was not diagnosed
• ~ !be primary p~ct of the Gerber of boys in the troop and friends of until after his death and y,·as never
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'LOOK MA, NO LINES' -JOHN MOORE JR. WAITS FOR CUSTOMERS IN COSTA MESA ·
Time: 4:15 p.m. Monday. Place: 19th Street and Placentia Avenue. Status: G11 for Sale
$50,000 Sought
For Co1mty Gas
l11f ormatio11 Bid
Mes«Station .Has Gas '
But No~ody's Buying It
•. CompaO~ -pa blum.'' the troop. treated in the months before he died. By WILLlAl\f SCllREIBER
I Sa 'd bo $1 01 11ie 01111 Pll.i u111 By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI of 1'.1uirlands Boulevard and Ridge Route Dr. Dona d Bright, commission . PP sai a ut ,000 more is needed It is alleged by p~cutor Pat BMan ot 1111 0111, P11oi s11fl and between 70 to 80 cars at Bridger
k · chairmu, defended the process and said to insure that the troop can finish the that Todd died from a heavy and It could cost $50,000 over the next 'Yi1hat 1·r lhere ,.,.ere a ... servicc station and El Toro Roads. • ~oi·-1 which .,. air d d · cd .. A • !our montM to tell Orange CounLians .., when other elements are developed, the ,.. "'" ea Y un erway. sustain Ul."at1ng on the evening of April full of gas with no line.ol. cars-?. Th Jon , 1'roQp members and volunteers must 1 I. Brian claims the child underwent there is a gas shortage and to let _ e gesl gas line in Irvine's history ~ .Plan will ta,ke on a more speclfiC form. ~1 put a new roof on the cabin: paint many such beatings in the two vears them know how to deal with it. The ."good old days" or 1972? Try formed this morning also, str,etching
,,. A number of speakers objected that 1t, add dooni and windows and possibly that Cobb lived with Todd 's mOther County Emergency Operations Center the the oomer of Placentia Avenue and three.quarters of a mile Crom the
the rec 0 mm e.n d at i 0 n 5 _ Jike a !ireplaoe. Sandy Rockwood, 18. ' · Administrator George Bean. whose office 19th Street in Costa ri.1esa Monday. University Park Chevron station down
· has set up a gas emergency l)otlinc John t.foore's Texaco had gas to sell Culver Drive . .Jn preservation of e&tuaries and wetlands 1be scouts plan to hold fOnn3l dedica-Miss Rockwood, \.\'ho is serving a one to distribute inform ation on the crisis. and 00 one to buy ii. In Mission Viejo. La Paz Road as
'.""\-·weren't liSUxUn order of importance. tlon:,cerfmonies ' April 6, tnarktng lhe year county jail tenn on an accessory 1 Id 1 . tod tha 1 A cut-rate s•·u·on across the st reet usual was · 1 11 · bl 4' Brigtitaaid that , too , is premature. cabin as a city hie:lorical site .. The cabin conviction, has testified for Brian that 0 roun Y supervisors ay t t ..., vir ua Y impassa e to .--c -• , .,. • ~wi~ so ·.::.-~ .. A h 1 cd \Vill coist-1hat much to keep his Oi,>e:ralion got all the action. cars. snaked across anythin g but Jane-splitting motorcycJeg f t Others, including : Newport -Beach _ Yct11-• ~'. pril 2. s c P a"!I to move out of her Orilnge going for-the rest o·f lbe· fi5Cal )•ear: the parking Joi aOO tlireitenefj {o -spill as lines· Spillecf out lrofn tWO open scfvice' ~ .Plannint.e!:xbr--Riebard Ho e;.-n-.-~4)' nlgbJ .. ~rlty cnimcil £ormal~~ me w1!b._ htr-=--.son aflw sbe..returned Supervisors delayed action On the out into the st reet. st.a lions. .
R-\\'ondered what kind of government ts named the Lake Park Scout House a ome Crom work that evening. budget r("Quest for one day, Indicating But no ·one came to Moore's Texaco Despite -continuing lines state officia ls
going to carry out the recommended city, ~ilstor\ca1 site. Instead, she said . she loWld her son they may approve funding for two "'eeks ·bccau,,e there was no line. say that their odd--even marketing plan
:.-i policies. Sapp said if it weren't for volunteer dead. She alS? ~cstified ttrt she was to give them more time to study the The way you recognize an open statiou is beginning lo work. ~ "The implicalioo here is that the labor and donated materials the whole forced to remain in the home for the next overall budget request. these days is by its line. ~es!ey Bruer. Gov. Ronald Reagan·s
coastal commission is going to continue ret'urhishllJg job could have ' (()st up to 24 hours and was also forced to Be •·Jd the bo d lh "I don't think they understand ••·t chi.cf energy officer, 'id proble"'s are $25 000 acrompany Cobb to an An ah e i m an w ar e money will "''° be ,. its life," said Hogan, "and It may well v~:. .. ~ ln'W-In the 't h construction site where he buried the pay the salarie5 and wages or ten we're open," said John ~foore Jr., 18, 1ng worked out and it is too early
do that." .,.... . .,. .... Y"' comm.um y ave little boy's body telephone operators who are on duty who whiled away the time polishing to condemn the plan.
A futuie planning element deals with ~onated a °'w heath)i system, electrical Cobb is the · final de!ense witness. from 7 a. m. to about 8 p.m. every his Honda motorcycle. "If there are But James Campbell, president ·of the
government funding and type. ~~umb}?g aod other items already He will be ~ examined by Brian day to answer questions from citizens no cars in the driveway they just don ·1 California Service Station Council, said,
some speakers complimented parts or · later today and the prosecutor again about the new even-odd marketing lbink we're open." "The odd--even plan as it is now just
the report, which commission plannee -A~t. 1'roo? _1, whlch b~ used the made it clear today that he wants system. Moore said it's happened before. Once doesn't work. It doesn't produce any
Stephanie Trend!: said ls aimed ·at ........,111-.&nee it was built m 1924, has noUiing lea than a verdict of fi.m So far the lines have been manned there Y.'as a line stretching !or blocks gasoline. If it cuts lines, if$ just 10
"restoratJoo of productive capacity ... Of about,~63~boys on the active. list, sa_pp degree mtlfder. by volunteer personnel from other county at the cut rate station' even though lo 15 percent."
nearsbor_e, waters," calling for ealtilrJ ~·-_ .. t.'· departments since Bean's office staff the pMce ot gas was about the same. r>.!eanwhile. dealers starting-I a s t pr~ and ~:·water,gqi!Utf· .. ":'~~·;.:~~y was raised urder.:.:. · .. is normB:Jly only seven people. . "\\'e may have to hang O~t a sign_,_~riday, were authorized by the Feder11!
standanis.--.. ::-;:-';' • ,.. •• ;:::.,. .. t!il" ~~,,J , Pooley and BuClt' !...;:S · ·• St • -Bean said the IDOi)~ ~·ill also pay telling the people we're open,.but Texaco nergy Office to hike their prices by
'Jbe irongest attfiEns le";j ;it:lm •the 1moo fin~:Z.. ~e -at10.u..:.· .f~r: i 'turvex•of <Wtlb' gas •tations doesn't ,provide US wjlh SitlllS lii\e all two cents a gallon.' ~ ... -;.;.;i; :~ ~ --lO-, ocal .covemm;t a better idea !he other ~Paqips do," }le added. · In addilion. Some major distributors ~m-~'· spo " ~~ '. .~ ~"h~~t ".. sfl" rt ·-:.·" .... a serious tbt!-Shortage is . and . 'v.'hen a car finally pulled ..jn ~looday·· boosttd therr ·y,·horesalc. prices by as ~..-. ·~ ,·;;; ·11 upera or 0 how it cdul~ best be de:ill with, . aftemoo, n tt brought an insta.nt line at much as. seven cents, raistng the price 'lllO'Griift~elemen emplfli!!m ttil!'·I~ I' · "" M T '1 I kl d of a.. g 11 L I 0 lorell*'ecommerclal-fit1teriesbut!p0t't:= .•. ~.1 :.us ~:.F. .. e .J., # ""''"-"'~ • Bean ~i .hc ,M._ho~ful the sutvcy. · .• oores M ~x.aco:,1.IJUC Y •• }~pc.;ared -a~;o .. g.as.a some . ra nge
fisbermen ... _.~"""·?fi.:vit• 1. l.olu.r .... \., ·f.ALLEY BERKELEY (AP) -A man shot \\'ill p'rov.ide h1ni WTtli enough data to •. :•nd the. j;tte.no.rri~ .. ~ •. 1tselt Coast stat101111 up to 60 cents .
... &......... "' ..,::-'., a i station nd •·-'-make an analysis of the even-odd system several Umse within an hciurl;. i:I fr .A. l---:i~ as ~mica _ --v Juable to the . -_ . ·. ·,· _!__ • i -~~~~ .. --...~~ator ~ _ ~ $6:~ancLaime-up-.witb...i:erommendatinns_oiL ___ ~trs. Terry_ Ca_mil~~. ~1ngton ~ch, 9-' ._ • H
. • • . ~."l'I'<" $5,0llO Wlill•. neeing, the system. easea-l\er01aa u nco1n mfOfuTim•on Pli:ill"p··-s--·D-:a-·s-es
.The document rerers tQ pollution from was lfm than five ~rcent early today . poll~ satd._. Among other things. Bean------5fild..__ a~ on.e _?Omt and a~pted ln utter " • I\( 11
l"."---boat-'.'tlti'fwltnin,.tnt.s----andlhrtytng "A lot depe1!ds on the canQidates,"' Moo said MondliY--uie ~definitive answers are needed in cases d1sbc:l~ef thaHhe--statmn-was--.actual
up of water space by marinM with ~ added • .J-~If-they have telephoning on toot to his car, but dropped the involving medical -patients, salesmen, ~ping-gas. .·. . Wholesale p,;,.e
some boats which ra-rely leave their going this afternoon, we'll get larger cash and his _45 caliber autom ti 1 1 1 and. otbef-s who need gas almost every I ve been wa1trn.g in line for two ....._. slips. numbers of voters between s p.m. and . . a c P ~ 0 day. weeks. up to 45 mtnutes at a time,"
1-----1t sugges~a-survey-io--aetermme--6 p.m.-!1--:----·-be!orejUJDP.ing ma veb1cle_ and speeding -Tlfe money Bean wants would come she sa.id. "I went-to-four stations around BAijlt.ESV-ILLE,. Okla.,.~ tUPI) -
if any future marinas are needed. Qthers said they were "emba rrassed" off. out of the COWlty 's $2' million contingency here and they all y,•ere closed. I almost Phillips Petroleum Co. llas announced
A nwnber ol boaters cMti~ized the a~t the "terrible'' turnout and a few Station operator Tony Caine:iarulo, 56, fund didn 't come in here but J finally decided a wholesale price increase of fi ve cents
statements as inaccurate and highly ;i;a1d. people wer.e staying home because was reported In satisfactory condition -to go even if they laughed at me." per gallon on all grades of gasoline
biased. , they figure their vote doesn't count." at Herrick Hoopita1. Gasoline appeared to be readily and distillates sola to jobbers and de3.1-ope Air Co rt ff J J ayailable \Oday and ~londay even though ers. Bright cautioned the audience that ll U e ( longer than normal lines persist during G. J. blorrison. vice president of
the element is in its "rough draft" c w ha fhe commuter bour. marketing. said Monday that Ptiillips
form , not "final," as stated on Its cover. ountx 'oman c rged Fo1· Stticken Suspect There is a tendency for lines to shorten service stations will be retailing gasoline
lie said further written commenl3 will considerably after 8 a.m. according to the at prices seven cents per gallon higher.
be taken for two more y,•eeks tM!fore LONDON (UPI) -l'\lagi strate Kenneth observations of Orange Coast drivers He said the Increase will affect about
the clement i.s brought back to the ~ Cook! moved the court into a car park · ' Y.'ho can get a~·ay from. their. jobs during 10 percent of all !lasoline sold by Phillips
commission. I o · B la R-to deal with a 23-year-old man on a !he day to ·lank up. and apply throughout the r i rm 's ' n· regon· u'rg ry ap drunk chage. . In some parts of the coastal region marketing territory. ' · , · _ Cooke fined hlln $1.30 Monday in U1e ''odd" motorists who hadn't been able "These increases, although substantial. Steel Prices Upped open air se5.5ion -held in the car to get gas since last Friday found their shll will not recover au of Phillips'
park of Tower Bridge Court because longest y,·ait ever. increased costs lhat are allowable under
PITI'SBURGH, Pa. tAPl -U.S. S<..I
Corp. Monday announced price increases
or aOOut sin percent on a broad range
oC products, following the lead of several
•producers. The nation's largest steel
maker said the price hikes involve rods,
wire products, bars, semi-finlshe:d plate,
structurals., tubulat, ra ilroad , tin mH1,
coated sheet and blast furnace products.
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A \Vestminster area y,·oman awaits during !he in\•estigation, they stumbled the defendant suffered from scabies, One El Toro resident counted 66 cars the Federal Energy Office pass·throtigh
her fate in Currie Coonty Jail on onto almost $10.000 cash in a 17-year-(lld a highly contagious skin disease. waiting in line for gasoline at the comer guidelines," ~1orrison said.
.Oregon·s rugged corast today, charged girl's bedroom closet.
in connection with a case involving the She allegedly claimed that she and
blr.arre burglary of a hoarded . $100,000 a teenaged glrltriend had earned it as
fortwie there and maybe a slaying here. prostitutes.
1b:e ~ft ot lifetime savings hidden •·Her stQry was full of holes " he
by an old woman from her income said alter detectives questioned the
?peratlng a cafe alongs ide Highway 101 teenagers. .
in Port Orford, Ore., had never-been Further queSttoning of the girls
reported. reportedly led to a tale of a burglary
Fountain Valley police de"veloped of .a modest home in Port Orford. Ore.,
in(ot'Thation on the Orange Coast but authorities the re had nothing to
folloY.•ihli a residential burglary here substantiate. it
that led Currie CoWJty Sheriff's deputies "We talked to them some more ·and.
lo probe that case. got a description Of the hou!e and wbat
Darlene Holding. 18, is htld in lieu part of tov•n," explains Oetecti\le
of $5-0,000 bail in -lhe new jail at Gold Engquist, who .telephoned it to Port
Beach, following a preliminary bearing Orford. ~
on a burgln'ry charge, lo \vhlch she Sheriff's deputies there traced the case
pleaded innoCf!nl. to \he y,•ell-lmo"m Miller. who admitt ed
The FBI is also charging Miss Holding, his mother's li!elong savings had been
who has lived in Huntington Beach and slolen but not reported in early
~lidway City, with inter.state Dccembc~:
lr!'lnsportaliqn of st9len money. "ft \.\"8S a hidden in her It an c e,
Sl)e and two acquaintanec!, Steven apparently she didn't trust banks," says
. Tava,rcs, 18, Connerl y of Buena Park, fountain Valley Detective Engquist, who
• nd Harold Reinhart, 18, a transient, is not the only authority interested in
W"ent to Oregon in December , according the money's wherea bouts.
to Fountain . Valley Detective Ii-fatty The lntemal Revenue Service Is also
Engquist. anxious to find the missing fortune and
Tavares today is the object of a is' interested -.In any case -in the
widespread manhunt -be bas been IRS taxes they will demand e\'en It
traced fairly closely -but Reinbarl's it was stolen.
trail ended at -mid-December In Trabuco Whoever inherited $100,000 by breaking
Canyon with a shotgun blast in the chest. into the llllle coastal cottage Dee. 7
Tavares Is -sought on suspicion of could not _h&ve known what it contained.
burglary, interstate transportation • of '"Ibey were ju.st slmple peop!e.·who
stolen money and Or~e County dldn'( live hi gh off the hog,11 CuJTte
Sheriff's Office invcstiptors want to County Deputy Ragone Said.
que.ttion'liim t'bcut Rtlnhart's !laying. He said no time schedule has been
Tbe tt00,000 hoard ro'1nd in a f~zer Se\ for Misa Holding's tri11l..and it may
IUld left lo Port Orford .cafe operator-~ awhile be!ore the legal prot.~ings
Lawrence Miller by bis mother, however, resume,
btfd not yet e:nltred the picture. He said lt mJght be two y,•ceks before
Detective Engquist and his partner. an lndlctmenl Js Issued again.,t Miss
Detective Robert McLilln1 Mtieve they Holdln&, at which time a trial dato.
Jouod a portion of it a few days after would be set a fh more weeks hence.
the trio drifted back from Oregon to Federal charges are pending against
Orange. County. the l7·yeor-old Fountain Valley 5irl In
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SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Volunte<n
h~ out tbousancb or bop ol rree
food todoy In !lJlndolph Heant'1 thW
" attempt to ooovlnct hll daugb&er~1
kktnapen to release bs.._
The lhin! day ol the 0 People In Need,.
free--food giveaway began well ln
advance of the scheduled JO a.m. ttarting
time. Hundred$ of -lined µp at ~the 11 ouUels beftn dawn to gtl tbetr
free bag or bo1 ol gn>cerles.
l ·irs· a bad wa1 to get food, but
lbey are giving away free food ao I
' might as well take lt," aid a 13-year-old
mother of one on weliart wbo bad
beeo standing in line since a a.m.
• Distribution ol 35,000 begs and bos ..
ol food worlh '°"'e $300.000 , got under
way delplle a CO\lllllnolng sileoc< from
the Symbimese Uberation A rm y
kklnapers, who abducted ~tlss Hearst
more thail a month ago.
The SI.A haa not l>ee> heanl from
for 12 days. In spite of pleas from
Hearst and his wjfe to let them know
their daughter was still alive ·and well.
and from A. LIJcllow Kramer, head of
the food program, for them to tell
him whet.her the 'free grocery giveaway
is sufficient to meet their demands.
At one San Francisco outlet . each
recipient was given a grocery bag or
cardboard box containing a six.-pound
turkey, white bread , powdered mllk,
cottage cheese, peanut butter. lettuce,
apricot preserves, cans of tomato juice,
breakfast cereal, cblli con carne, ooiom,
a package of flour, oranges and tomato
paste.
"J don't want the food, but It's not
up to me -I need it for my kids,"
said a man who said he bas been
out of work (or si J: months. "l don't
find any job, that's why l get the
_food. 1 holl'! 11>.ey let the girUree." •
Me.ail while._ Gov. Ronald Reagan today
asked all Californian'! to set aside thiS
weekend as a special time of pra)'er
for the safety of Miss Hearst.
"No one can fail to be moved by
the anguish that this tragic situation
has meant for MW Hearst and her
family." Reagan said in a statement
from h.is office in Saa-ameoto.
"I realize that thousands of
Californians and many churches alreaOy
have joined ?i.1r. and Mrs. Hearst ;n
their own prayers for the safe and
speedy return ot their daughter," he
added.
"Those MIO are bolding her captive
should kmw ot the deep conoem of
all the people of California," the
Governor said.
"So I ask e:very clMrcb and temple
,. and citizens of all faiths to make this
weekend a time of prayer for the safety
• ol Miss Hearst and her quiet re.tum
to her family," he said ..
U.S . Sources ~
' See' A-nib Oil
Embargo's Ena
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary of
State Henry A. Kissinger, back from
the Middle East and Europe, conferred
Ylith President Nixon today while.
authoritative sources forecast t h e
complete lifting of the Arab oil embargo.
With Arab oil ministers due to meet
in Libya Sunday, these sources said
they expect an end to the embargo
against the United States, with supplies
returning to the levels that existed prior
to the October 1tfiddle East war.
The sources said this would bring
a drop In oil prices, from the current
$11.65 a barrel to about f7.
Restoration of production, coupled with
conservation measures taken during the
recent squeeze, will bring about a
plendful supply off ~il for Amerlcam,
according to estimates. ·
The stock market posted strong. gai.M
today, sparked by a new wave of hope
that the embargo would be lifted soon.
The final Do w Jones averagt of
30 industrial stocks was up 19.2-1 points
at 872.42, and advancing i s s u e s
outnwnbered those decUning by about
4 to 1 in active trading or the New
York Stock Exchan~e.
frior to the Kissmger-Nixoo meeting,
\\'bite House press secretary Ronald L.
Ziegler told reporters "l c1on·1 have
anything to say" on the prospecta of
an early end to the embargo.
Sheikh Ahmed 1.aki Yamani, Saudi
Arabian oil ministttl. and a key
spokesman for the petroleum producing
:ltates of the Middle Ea.st, called for
an end to the Arab oil embargo, 'lbe
Wall Street Journal reported today.
In an interview in Riyadh, Saudi
Arabia, Yamarll said the Arab cut-<>{{
ol oil to the U.S. no longer served
any ...ru1 purpose.
It was Jhe nm. time since the ~
began in October !bat Yamanl indicated
the time was right for eodin( the
embargo.
Yamanl said !U!ing o1 the emhaflO
could be dilclmed at the nell meeting
of the Arab oil · mlnlsten. 'll>ls could
---'be-aa early a:i Sunda7. The Jouma1
sakl.
E!!.11" has already p...,.,...s a meellng
ln Tr1poll, Libya to discuss an end
to the embargo.
At the same time, U.S. officials .l
CQCICtm<d that the • political crisis in
Tsrael cou1d set back Kissinger's acheme'
for having !orael and Syria beg.Ip to
negotiate through him In Washington
a ill"'11!•Kement In the Golan Height&
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Vesco Attempt To!d
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NEW YORK IUP!I -A key
government witness, Harry L. Sears,
testified today that • fugitive financier
with whom John N. Mitchell and ~taurice
H. Stans are charged with conspiring
to obstruct j\J.11Joe once tried to get
~ to influence a federal judge.
'lbe att.efnpt came. Sears te&Jiled,
when the financier, Robert L. Vesro.
brought suit against the Seanitie!I and
Exchanite Commission in 1971 to bar
the commission from getting cen.ain
dooenents In its. rnas,,ive investigation
of his opera lions. .
YESTERDAY IT WAS RIOTING, TOOAY IT'S STREAKING
~·~and Fads -Chante on America'• College C1mpuM1
The SEC investigation began In Marrll
1971. Sea.rs. a friend of Mitchell and
a Republican political leader in New
J~y. tl'Sti!ied that Veso:> told him
abnut the suit in ~1ay.
"~tr. Vesco said he had serious
concern about suing the U.S. government
-that it might be detrirntrbl lo his
interests -and he asked if I knew
tile judge assigned to the ....... s.a ...
testified.
'Tarzan , ·Super Streaker
Ro°""p at U.S. C~lleges
"l told him I did not. .
"~tr. Vesco said he would like to
let the judge know 'That I am not
a bad guy Just because 1 am .suing
the U.S. government' and he said,
'Maybe you kmw son\cl>ody that knov.•s
the judge.' ·· By United Press International
~fore than 500 "streakers'' staged a
nude carnival al Ule Unlverstty of South
Carolina, but police used tear gas to
disperse University ol Georgl.a students
angered over the arrest of a naked
nimer.
'Ibe latest collegiate fad began
sprea<ling north in tile 51>nng-!il<e
weather with Ohio University, the
University of. Pittsburgh and lndia.na
University in Pennsylvania getting into
the aot.
But the crare may have met a quick
death at USC. A naked )'OUtli ran through
a· 1unditime crowd 00 the LoS Angeles
campus Morxlay -and was ignored.
The first mass coed "streaking'' took
place at East C3rolina University in
Greenville, N.C., MorvJay nigh I ,
acoording to campus radio annoW"tCer
Marc ~fitchell, wh> said he "held a
spotlight,. oo the nude girb. ~litchell
said be thought about 50 girla were
involved, "But I can't be sure about
that," be added.
The extravaganza at Columbia, S.C.,
the largest in the nation so rar, featured
"Tana11i" a dozen nude coeds 800
several naked motorcyclists and was
watched by campus police, who made
no arrests. 'nle officers appeared content
to direct traffic and keep order among
the 3,000 ·spectators.
-'lbe .streakers gatbered on fraternity
row and then raced to the Rtmell House
near the <Mter of the Sooth Carolina
campus, and then down a street. and
backc· --_ ..
One shaggy-haired youth, described as
''Taruin, '' climbed_alo~tlon
booth to proclaim his nakedness to the
cheering crowd. many ol whom took
pi.ctures ..
J uoday night, the· "Super Streaker,"
clad in kx1g underwear and a beach-towel
cape, which. he shed, led 100 ma!& and
female streakers in a dash around the
University of South Carolina campus.
Angry students began throwing roclo!
and bottles at police cars after a male
streaker was arrested at lhe University
of Georgia ~1onday night. Police finally
used about six canisters of tear gas
to disperse the 2,5(1(1 students, who later
regrouped but remained orderly. A
number of students were treated for
cuts and tear gas inhalation.
The streaker was charged with public
indecency and another student was
arrested for disorderly conducL
At Ohio University in Athem, six
streaken eluded campus police in a
d<W! across campua.
Three streakers, including a football
player, were arrested at MI d d le
Teooessee State University.
At the Univenity of ·Mississippi , eight
youths were released. on $500 bonds each
Monday ~ their arrests during siieakiWz inddenllJ Sunday night.
lbout-35 male and [emale stud<nls
streaked around a girls• dormitory at
Memfo State Univer11ity Monday night
and there was perlodic ~ bf
s~ group. at the Univenity ol
Tennel9ee.
Eight to 10 mate stud.ems cavorted
in the nude ln 7Ckiegree weather at
IOOiana University in Penmylvania
* * * Streaking Finally
Co'!'-es to Cou1ity ·
-At SA College
.The streak bal oome to~ County.
Collegiate clowftin&'s latelt
hlcl--romping tllrwgh P"bllc pl.... In
the n.w -bas an1ved at Santa Ana
Collep. .
Two Blmkers. one male and one
female blazed acrou the campus not
once but twice lull before 2 p.m.
Monday. Tbey wore --1 below the •
nedc. Wi-lndudlng the I c b 0 0 I •• studeot body pr-t. said the girl 11...u.r ,..... a turllMI and the. male
participant ...... a large pair ol bhle-
tinled IUllglageo.
The daring duo Ouhed rrom the tcllool
gym to the humanities bulldln& and
bock ogaJn whore they jumped Into
a red sport.ecar and Jt.reaked •••1 belore campus poll<:e could catch up.
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Sunday night and three or four youths
streaked in tennis shoes _...and masks
at the University of Pittsburgh Jl.fonday.
A male student wea ring an orange
cape., a green beanie and yellow sneakers
streak~ past a fountain on the Abilene
Otristlan College campus in Texas and
20 youth.! streaked at Angelo State in
Texas.
The fad also hit church-related schools.
At Elon College, a Presbyterian school
in Burlington, N.C., about SG-75 young
men streaked around the campus,
shouting "coeds take it off" as they
passed women's dormitories. Several
coeds Nipped and stood nude in the
windows while youths cheered below. .,
~ youths tl¢ "")<e<l ~ the
library of the Unlversity of the South
at Se-wanee, TelUJzt... an E p i s c o p a 1
institution, and several naked males
raced in frOnt of the dorms of cheering
coeds at Ca~·Ne\\man College, a
Baptist sdlool a11oJeffer.;on City. Tenn.
King <;allege, a Presbyterian school al
Bristol, Tenn .. also had several streakers.
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Sears said that he replied that he
knew nobody.
In further CM\'ersations at a later
date, ·'Mr. Vesco asked if I had fowxi
somebody to get a good v.·ord for him to the judge.
County La wyer
Nll 1ned Judge
SACRAMENTO (UPI) -Gov.
Ronald Reagan ~tonday appointed
Muon L. i.~enton, a. Santa .Ana
attorney. as a mtmicipal court
judge in the North Orange County
Judidal District.
Fenton, 38, a Republican ,
succeeds Judge Jerrold Oliver, who
has been elevated to the superior
court bench. The municipal court
post pa)'S $34,605 a year.
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"I told him I had not. He was very -ent for ,,,. to do something to
help him."
~lilehel.l's aUorney, Peter Fleming Jr.,
asked the judge to dedart 1 mistrial,
charging that Sears .. _y had no \~ectlon with the case at hand .
In denying the reque!lt. ·Jud~ ·Lee
Gagliardi. howtver, ord~ the jury
to disregard the testimony and told
the prosecution "presumably th is ~
another crime involved here, to influence
another judge."
~titchell, former attorney general in
the Si.ton administration, and Stans,
former Commerce 5ea'elar}', arc
Write-In Dis pute
acrused ol COMPirin<. obstnx:ting juotioe
and lying under oath in an alleged
attempt to impede the SEC invealigatk>n
or Vesco.
Vesco and· Seal"S were charged with
obstructing justice along with the two
r.mnt>r <iblnet membc.>rs but Vesco fled
the comlry and Sears ' case ·was severed.
He tatified tod.iy under a grant or
immuruty given by Judge Gagliardi on
the appliration ol the govemmenL
Assistant U.S. Alt.omey Jamet: W.
Raytl iU disc-I~ in his op e ning
st.:11e111cnt in i.:.s. District Cow1 Friday
1hat the goverrunent promised Sean
inununity.
Complaints of Election
Violations .Hit Laguna
Dy JACK CHAPPElL
Of .... D•l1J PlllJ..StJ"
The Laguna Beach City Clerk'! Office
v.·as fleoded today with citizen rompla ints
of election violations or improprieties
at the precincts In the hotly contested
City Council voting.
~lost complaints alleged that precinct
ollicials were improperly encouraging
voters to take pencils into the booths.
CaHers complnincd election officials
were asking voters, "Do you v.-ant a
pencil to write in candid.ates?"
Polling places had an ample supply
of pencils today because of the last-
minute write-in campaign on behall to
two council hopefuls.
Ther:e . were· abo oomplalnts tl\Bt
election officers were instructing voters
how to cast ballots for Lhe write-in
slate. -'
One fonner city official as...erted the
adions "put this whole election in
jeopardy."
Laguna Beach City Attorney Tull}'
Seymour said he isn't sure or the
illeg&nt y of the alleged action in the
pre<"incts but "it "·as probably so~t.hing
that shouldn't be done."
There were al90 reports of illegal
electioneering near polls also reportcdy
by backers of the write-in slate.
Deputy City Clerk Peggy ~\fmule,
~aid the clerk 's office had rece ived more
th.an 50 telephone calls about election
improprieties.
City Clerk Dorothy t.1usfell .,,-as out
at voting places attemptlng to coned
the alleged election violations.
Opponen~ of the v.Tile·in slate charged
th<it the entire eler:tion is in danger
vr being ruled Illegal.
Arnold Hano, fonner Board o t
Adjustment member and organizer of.
the anti-high rise initiative, charged.thal
"this whole election· ls in jeopardy.!' · ·
.. This is · !lie first" time · h\ the IS
years that I have been ln Lagul\a that ·
an election has been laced v.·ith such
violations."· Hano sa id.
"This is a "·ell«chcstratcd attempt
to subvert the eler:tion ," the volatile
writer asserted.
"The police have been lnfonned,''
11ano said.
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At Vote Booths
ONCE AROUND 1JIE BEAT' Another
deer dawn ~ us taday here along
the Orange Coast where, ln many ol
oor tovrnl, it was Electioo Day. lt was
Ull! first voting day ,in a long lime
where [ can remember seeing so many
lines.
The lineups, however. were at gas
station, not In fn:ilt of the voting booths.
Still. it was really nice to shov.• up
at my precinct as the sun v.'8S rising
and be able to walk right in and vote.
I think the ladies were suprised to
get a CU11tomer so early ...
'nley dldn;t bother .to ask if l was
an odd or M even. Jtist handed over
the ballot.
Somehow, these city and school
elecUons have seemed awfully quiet this
time around. Maybe it's because v.-e
are split up in our voting tbil t1me.
LONDON (AP) -Newly IMalled
Prime Mlnlster llAJ'Old Wlbon named
his Labor cabinet loda)' and Immediately
began urg<nt talks ta settle the natJonal
ooel miners' strike. ·
Mi<boel Foo\. nalll@d ll ~t
secretary, called In members ol the
miDers imion uecutlve. He also had
. an appointment IA> moot the employer1,
the National CO.I Board.
1JIE OOA.L strike, now In 118 fourth
week, tbreatoned ta bring the rountry's
eoooomy to a halt as coal ltDcb
.,_,.oodoed aim level. M061 lnd1lslrY
has been on a three-day work week
since Dec, 31 to save fuel.
Foot, an inteUectuaJ l~winger and
fonnor journalist, ~ta In the House ol
Comrnom fO< the c<>ol mining dlstrld o1-,.. Yale.In SOUth Waleo.
ne miners' executive met ln special
le9Slcn this morning in anUdpatJon of
...V 1alb w meet their pay dalm.
Wilson, who earUer made clear h.iJ first
priorit~ was ·• to end the strike, bad
separate meetings arranged with leaders ot both aides of industry, the bo68es
and _union leaders.
Except for the ,sµtllrlse seltdion of
Foot for the em}>loymerit JXl8i moet
of Wilson's cabinet jobs weot to men
who served in the. last L a b o r
govemmmL James Callaghan. former
home .ecretary, ·was named foreign
minister. Donis Healey, who served
Skies Fair Over Midwest •
Tliunderswrm Puts Damper on Mild Midcontinent
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St. Mcnday nlpt "' -• mmtty govetmwt after Prime II t a l 1-t e r
F.dwanl Hoatll, the c:-.aJ1w jllllj
dilel • .,.,...sod !!>at be ~ not !om\ a coalition .......,...i follortllll ·1111
election deleal 1111 Thunday.
Wlllon'• Laborltel In the ,..;.ni
electkln came In tint with IOI ... ia
In the -I -al O.Uu...., a..
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Labors Harold Wll'°"
Nixon · to State Position
Tells Watergate Stand Wednesday Before Sfrica
By HELEN 1110MAS
WASHINGTON (UPI) -President
Nixon tJ3.'J made a decision in his ,osition
on a oealed Walorpte grand jury report
but wW not d1"dooe k ..,W o public
hearing before Judge Jam J. Slrlca
Wednesday, a 'presidential spokesman
said-y. _
~ Secretary Rooald L. .zlegler lold
,_.... that the p...-Is llW
convlnood be win not be lmpead>ed
by the Dmnomtic-amtroUed O:lngrem.
AS FOR THE GnM Jury report.
Ziegler said Nlxon's dtlet Watergate
counsel, James D. St. Clair, "will outline
our · positkrl" at the 7 a.m. PDT
Wedneoday heotq called by Slrial.
Attameya from~ prooeculor Leon
Jaworski'• staff abo wiD be On harxl.
"1be J>Jeeldem has made a decb:ion,"
Zlegler said " itljJUii8t "' • quostkln.
'!be ~ Jury's -report ls
said .. deal with the President'• handling
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Golda Meir To Continue .. , .. ... •
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Hudson Oil Guilty
KA~S CITY, Kan. !UPI) -Hud!on
Oii Co., Ill vice president for marketing
and a nwnber of tubcddiarles pleaded
guilty In U.S. Dlatrlct Court Monday
IA> .. u1ng regular gaa ,. customen from
premium pumJMI at premium prices. The
vlolalloal-lnvolved 21 lllatkms In Kansas,
Missouri, ~and T........, between
inld-December, 1113 and Jan. 141 1174.
Ziegler ali;o aald that St. Clair had
'been in touch witb·the House J11:Uciary
Qmmittee's oounse1 oo a reque9t made
eight da)'3 ago by the mmmlUee for
Whit.. House documenta and tapes In
oomectial with lls !mpeadunenl.lnquiry.
House 80Ur'C9 sald St. Clair asked
for a meeting Wednesday w 1 t b
con:mittee leaders. \
ZIEGLER SAID in reply lo questloos
that Nixon t.lephoned his former clllef
ol staff, H.R. Haldeman, Friday, on
the day Haldeman was iDdided on
Waterpte dJariea. But Ziegler said the
pre9id<nl made tile call IA> cuigrat>Jlate
Hakieman oo bis 2Sdl w e d d i n g
anniversary.
Gerald L. Wamn. deputy press
secretary, said Monday tba1 NU.O's
. clllef Walerga!e ....-...i,.J...,... ·D. SI.
Clair will make the Presldenl's position
00 the grand jury .report known in
open court Wednesday, at a bearing
sdle<lu!ed by Judge Sirica. ·
"White Home o::iunsel will attend the
~." said Warren. "We have nothing
l..mhei' to say at this time. Our posttion
will be koown in open court. ••
St. Clair asked fO< • """""" with
Sirica, after wbidi the judge sd>eduled
lhe Wednesday bearing.
Judiciary Commlttee Chairman P.t.er
&dino, (0.N.J.) said Monday the Whit..
House bas bad "a reasonable time"
-eight days -to respond to Its request
f<r cb::wuean He raised the possibility
that Cbe o:muntttee -may decide to
subpoena the material.
THERE WERE irmcBtioos th a t
mMiDgs W"f" being held In the Whire
!louse amoog the Presidenl'• -advisers on the new 'Watergate
developments.
Explosion Cause
0£ Jet ~a.sh,
Officials Fear
PARIS (UPI) -Investigators say It
appears likely an explosioo resulting
from a technical fault or a bonm caU9ed
the crash ol a Turid!h airlines DCIO
jetliner Sunday with the loss of all
344 """"°' aboard. Tbe U.S. Embassy here said today
( IN SHOR'P, ••• )
that at least 22 AmeriCBJU were among
the dead..
The only Americans whose idenlltles
have been released were Wayne Wilcox,
41, cultural attache at the U.S. Embassy
in Londoo, his wife, CMda, and ·two
of theit four children, Kallan, 15, and
Clark, 13.
e AIHl•ctlon Bid
ATLANTA, Ga. (AP) - A U.S.
maglslra1" has refused ta disnisa
charges against a subwten AUanta
woman who ii charged with her husband
in conoection with the abduction d.
newspaper edithr Rq Murphy.
err1s ... Riot
HERMOSILLO. Mealoo (UPI)
Rebellious bun.ates rioted at the state
.,_ li<ro Monday and oet fire IA>
prison furniture and mattre""'5. Elghl
prismers died in the revolt
Authorities refused comment on . the
riol. News reports said the priloners
"""' pr<t<stlng bad trealmen~ h'!d IOO<j
and unpopular'Wlrden Anlon!o Murr1eta.
e T-lcer ... .., ..
WICIIlTA, Kanl (AP) -()ie man
was killed and another was millln8
Germa1i Cliimp
Bit the H ahit
• • and presumed -loclaY In the craoh
and explosion of an Air F°"'" KCllS I tanm known &1 a flylng !llllng Ital.loo,
ol!lotall aid. .
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STllAIIBING, Gennany (UPI) -
Jimmy, a 22-year<Kd chimpanzee,
ha.< quit smoking. ,
Zoo dlredor Hana Schiefer bad
been giving Jimmy ... dpl<tle
a day, txit Schaefer retired
re<enlly.
~ Schafer's 1ucce11or
attempted to ke<p the tndltioo
allvo, Jlmn\y bit-oll one of his
Ongers.
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Wagnerian soprano Birgit NU...
son bu 1ullered a dislotated
shoulder and cuts and bnilaos
in a fall Crom 1 platform at the
Metropollton Opera In New
York. The tumble came lfon·
day when she was singing In
lifS\ act ol "GottordammeMlllg"
which ls to premlel'e ,~day.
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-and ,..... In aaUll'.-Y condition, they aid.
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G!ENWOOD SPRINGS, c.to. (UPI)
--boys who lllrVlved t ... nlgblo ol 1Ubfree%1ng tempecaturei ...S.a lierce
...,.._.. In the COiorado Rodi'"-.
l'<9Cll<d illooclay from Ute wreckage ol
• plane that killed their mother, -·
-· -and the pilot. '!be survlvo11, mcued becauoe al the
dill(IOllCO of a t-yw.old boy, """ the
nepbeq ol S.O. Lowell P. Welcker (R·
Conn.), •. -ol the SeoaJe Watergate commttke.
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Today's Final
N.Y. Stocks
.Aiidience;
' '. Drowns Coast Panel's Marine Plan
By CAND~CE PEARSON
Of .. Dell¥' .,..., .....
ne rqlooa1 eouta1 co.mm l 11 Ion
IMmcbed Ill lclea&.lor 'L!Dllrino maater
· plan for Ille _.,line Mcia<U,y. It
a\jnlpUY .;:~ riddled by vert>al voll•11 from a -aw:lience. ,
In Ille draft ve,.lon; Ille comml!alon
called for ' preservation , of estuaries,
restoration ol commm:i'-1 fisheries, ellm-
ir\IUon of boat pollution and higher water
qUality 11tandardl.
.. . • Then came Ille audience. Twtllly-lhrtt ·~ \okftbe commllllioo. Ill marine ~ ~ ellber ... vque. too blued.
too mild, ,too 111balanc"«I, too Isolated,
too """*'i>k'te. too p o ll t I e a I -o r
mnnlngJna •
'!be -elemeal Is the flnl of about nine .aegments of 1 coastal master
plan ~i developed ~by six regional
and one ""l• "901miaelon· •ib1blJJhed
by the l~lil zooe"Act. M<>mlay~'....iOn In :;t.oog Beach was
the flrlt such planning meeting. 'lbe
attendance of more than 100 people
' surprised at least one coll'IOUssion
member ol Ille South Coast RqlOoal
•Zone Comervalloo Commlslloo, "•ho
said, ''Why are all these people here! ,,,.,... attn' uy pcrmltl on lb•
agei>da.'"
"This ls beUer lhan that of another
commis1ion'1," aaid Phil Brown, a
prolmsional planner, ~ai _he waved a
copy of the marine element of the Sol,tth
Central commission.
"It is bad and Irrelevant," he said,
adding, "this ooe la p<etty good and
irrelevant. ..
Brown's call for mappinf out prec1ae
allocations of re.sourctS, not general
policies, without "fear" ol political
repriaal wu liacked by Jooeph Edmi!wn
of the Sierra Club.
"A 11peclftc, precise plan is better, •
even in terma ol aalablllty to the
Legislature," Edmi.\ton clalmt!d, "ttian
the primary product of the Gerber
Company -pablU{!1." ,
Dr. Dona.Id Bright, comm Is s Ion
chalnnan, defended Ille procoss and nid
when other elements are developed, the
plan will tab oo. a more speclrtc form.
A number ol speakers objected that
the r e co.m m enda t ions -like
prtservatioa «. estuaries and wetlands
-weren't .listed In order of.jmportance.
Bright aaJd·tbat. too, is prel?l!ture.
Others, including Newport Beach
PlaMing Director Richard H o s a n .
~·ondered what kind of government is
going to carry out the recommended
policies.
"'Ille implication here is that the
coastal commission Is going to continue
its life," said llogan, "and it may "''ell
do that."
A future planning element de als with
go\'ernment fUMl{!ig and type.
Some speakers complimented parts of
(Stt COASTAL, rage ZI
Newport's
'CandUlntes
Oil Suit Studied
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In Forum
Newport .Cont.est,s Price Rollback
'!be II candid.A. for the four Newport
Beach City c;ouncu ... 1s up for ,el~
April 9 gathered loday for tile. first
candidates' forum of the. campaign, Utis
cme l!pClll!IQr"1 ·by tjle Corona del ,Mar o.ami>er of Cornmeroe. · ·
Here, in brief, are tbe remarks made
by eadl of them:
District 1 (Balboa Peninsula and Lido
Isle :
O.lily , .. , llaff' ~ -~.,-~ ... lt•ff .......
By JORN ZALLER
Of 1M PlllY ,1191 Steff
City Manager Robert L. Wynn ssid
Wday Newport Beach la oomide<ing a
lawsuit against the Federal Energy Of. rlCe over efforts to roll back selling pri~
es of the city's CTUde oil outpol.
--Wynn asserted .that the city should
have tile Wldisputed ·riJ1b1s· Ui sell Its
110.000 barrell-· of. cnxte oil per year
at the going market rate of about $9.50
per barrel. .
The Energy Office maintains that
Newport Beach must ob5erve the
national price freeze by selling its crude
oil at the ~risi.s price of about $4.50
per barrel.
wonh of-revenue a year.
About t105 ,000 of UUs goes directly
injO Ille city trtasury. .
'Ille remaining sevaH!:igbth! of that
money -just und<T $800,000 -goes
to Armstrong Petroleum Corporallon.
"'hid! operates the oil fieki for the
city. . -. . ' •
Thu.1 tf"'bil prices ·are rolled·. back.
Armstrong will Jose aboUt $t)li,OOO per
year and the city will lose about $&0,000
per year.
\\'ynn admitted. however, that, even
if prices are rolled back and these
Hosmer Bill
losses are sustained. both the city and
Ann.strong "''ill be making more money
fl"OfT!. the oil leases than they were
in the pre-shortage days.
Assistant City Attorney David Baade
e1plaine<l lhat if a suit i, fi\Pd , it
probably would be baSt."<i on the
contention that the energy office failed •
to fcillOw -proper proct'dures in· ord ering
the rollba ck.
Baade also said the city might sue
on grounds that it had been damaged
by the loss of $60.000 in reve nue due
to the rollback.
Peg Forglt: "I am in the City Council
race !or one reason. Newport Beach
is my lq.ve. I am not going to talk
on the issues today. Th.ere is nothing
1 I can do to solve any problems ,y;ithout
the help of the people.
"The!"e are seven people on the rounc il.
. You need four votes to swing anything .
ACCEPTS GAUNTLET
C1ndidate Kuehn
'LOOK AT SUPPORTERS'
Candidate Agff
"\'le want to 1ry to talk this thin g
out if possible," Wyrm said. "There
"'OUld be no lawsuit unless we're left
\\·ithout any choice.''
Frank Ivens, assistant to the .citY.
manager. was in \\'ashlngton O.C. today
f(idnap Death P encilty
I don't know if I can persuade the
others to vote with me or not but
r ·do know at any time I will listen.
think and work !0< Newport Beach."
Howard , Ro1en: ·"'Looking at the
literature ol aJI of the candidates. they
seem to -agree a to wbat the iUues
Newp. o. rt's Chief Planne1· :~;p:':~m:~;,g~~· ·solution
. · The city of Los Angeles and the state
-· 9l A;fl~i!t '11 lovolvt4 jn.. aimijar negOtiatlOM and it i,, possible that aJt
_ R~tor~_tj_on .Requested
· ltt. n.er. is a marked. similarity 14
their responses. This is indicative of
the times today."
kogen enumerated three ~. which
11e rdeh1rnea as tlie · rreeway~ ilet1Sil¥-
•nd open space and oil drilling. lie
Mid he'd-be the besf candidate beeause
ol hil eight years• experience:i"
District -3 IN~ Heights, Oil/. aaven. Bayshores Ji
J. Peter Barrett: "'Ibere are
d.Uferences in our district. I am a
1law'ldl supporter of individual property
rights, for you and your neighbors."
Ban;ett said he supported the Bonita
Canyon routing. for the <:orooa del Mar
Freeway, opposed closing Orange County
Airport but also opposed expansion. Sa id
he'd work to control the cost of
government. . '
Ellls Glazier: "There is a sense of
frustration by the people in dealing with
city government. They're forced to
~ it as supplicants yet they see
developers demand and frequently get
what they want. We need someooe ta
Blast g Woman . Opponent three· might join togelber in pressing Republican lawmaker Craig Hosmer J::J, . . . • . -~ a..Jaiilluil a~Ml Ille En<r17,.l.J(fjQa, of...--Bt!ldi .............. , .•• ,, Wynn said. -.
• '!be dlspule oente .. on lhe oonlentlon inlrochrclng • bill In eon......, Iha! WOll!d
By L PETER KRI F.G "J want loqu;stiOO-the credibility that the energy office once allowed restore the death penalty for ~pers
__ Of_ ... Dlll1Y-•11••--S&eff----or--w:-.qee," WOOd said. startJmg 1tiC---Newriort-~dr-=-as'-we:ll~u--~ -whointure-Dr'·llttt.Mtr-vlctlrns-. -
The first in a series of Newport Beach a~mce of about 30 Corona dcl Aiar public entitles -to char~e the higher Hosmer sa~ he af!O L~ing
city .council candldateS'"" fOfums became businessmen. . ~rice for 0!1 pum~ from ~ffsOOrer a bill that. would make it a federal
a name-calling session·today as Planning 0 1 wam1't even at that meeting ~'hen tidelandJ which the _city holds tn trust
Commi8Sion Chalnnan William 1· agee the chamber voted to support the from the state. of California._
verbally attacked. the woman he jypass,'' he declared. 7 Then-18St wetl, \l.'ynn says, the energy
apparently thinks• will be his chief Agee later said he'd made the office changed its mind and· said that
opponent in the Apcil 9 election. accusation based on something someooe Newport Beach must roll back its prices
Agee accused Mrs. Lucille KU(>hn of had said at a city oouncil meeting. to levels allowable wxicr the price
having "a credibility gap," claiming Agee and Mrs. Kuehn are two of freeze. ·•
she's taken certain stands while her the four candidates for the Corona del "The amount of oil we produce is
campaign manager1 Jim Wood, and other Afar ~wicil ~at to be vacated by such a small drop In the overall bucket
supporters, stand tor other things. Couf1:Cdman ~ichar~ '?· Croul. Others that even if we're let out from
\Voods then won an apology from Agee . seeking the Sixth District -seat are John requirements of the price freeze, it "''on 't
Agee had charged that, wbile ~\lrs. Kuehn V. Baker. Jr., and J~p~ Stewart. cause any real ri9e in the prices that
said she opposes tbe Corona· de! Mar A~ee lau~ched his bitter .aua!ik _by consumers payior gas," WyM said.
bypass, Wood voted for it as a director saymg he is the only candidate "''Ith "But to the city's budget. the
of the Newport Harbor Chamber of a .S:COrd for vote~s lo look at., difference in oil prices "''ill make a
Commerce. . \\'hen a can1date doesn t have .a significant difference in income," he
Wood took the floor during the question record . ~~ have . to look at his s.a id.
and answer period and criticized Agee. SUWJ:rs, ~gee :id. A 1 Under existing contracts. the city's
1 t usmg r name, ~ee a_ 50 annual oil output brings about $1 million
$50,000 Sought
For County Gas
Information Bid
By l\1LUAM SCHREIBER
Of ,,.,_ Diii' l"ht lltft
It could cost $50,000 over the next
four months to tell Orange Counlians
there is a gas shortage and tG let
them know how tG deal with '.it.
represent the people." I . •
Glazle.-said he's a candidate wilhoul < y ocam Services
a hint of conflict of interest, said he
aceu.sed ~\In. Kuehn of opposmg high
d~ity while Councilman Croul. aoother
of her supporters. ''\'Oled for more
deMity than any other rouncilman."
County Emergency Operations Center
Admin istrator George Bean. '11.'hose office
has set up a gas emergency hot 1 ine
to distribute infonnatiori' on the crisis,
told county supervisors today that it
will cost that much to keep his operation
going for the rest of the fiscal year.
OJJ05eS unlimited growth, c i" I I t. d
Promontory Point "a boil on the skin
of Newport Beach" and said be supports
"advisory ballots" by Ute people on
key issues. ·
Jolul-Jc-McKermi• "I'm in· Newport
Beach becau.se ·I chose it in 1958 as
a place to raise a family and start
l)'lf practice. The council needs a
balance, It needs f~l responsibility
arid J can, provide that." ~
tifcKerTen said he"i:I be wary of
ngi9Jl8l government. "We cannot lose
our control. We should not join any
governmental overlay that wiD remove
those rights froni us."
District 4 (Westcliff, Dover Shores.
8$yside Village, Baycrest, Linda Isle,
Harbor Island ) '
MJlaa Dostal: "1be Jast four ycari:i
bas been filled with unprecedented
challenges. The Issues have been very
.severe. We've had a population explosion
of 11,ln> peopl.e. we'v8"'-grown by 4,000
acres.
"The popuJatloit explosion was met
.With a demand for a new general plan
and that's eudly what we did. It was
an Jtem I imisted on. Witb it the treod I0"1lrll very high denaily bu been
!flee FORVM. Pap I)
CASSELS' STORY
OF JESUS PRINTED
At tile time of his death of a heart
1ttack on Jan. 23, Louis C&ssels, United
Pross Jntemallonal oenJar editor and
prize.winning rellgkln writer, w 11
lVOl'klng on a terles of articles on ·~
Ufe and Teacbinp o1 Jeu."
nus Attles on Jesus omst. u Louis
Cl.!lel• In~ Hlm. appean today
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In Afternoon
Memorial funeral services for radio
and television personality Joe Yocam
of Newport Beach wiU be held at 2
p.m. Saturday at Pacific View Chapel,
3500 Pacific View Drive, Newport Beach.
A story in Mond_,..'s Dally Pilot
erroneously reported tpat the services
would he held at 9:30 a.m. Saturday.
Atr. Yocam. a broadcast per30nality
at radio station ~ and later with
television station KCET, died Sunday
at South Coast COmmunity Hospital,
Soulh Laguna. He wasJi5.
Agee also cited another supporter of
Mrs. Kuehn, fonner 1'.1ayor Doreen
MArshall, saying both she and Crout
were supporters ol the now-defunct
Pacific Coast Freeway.
~frs. Kuehn, cfuring her tum to speak,
wasted DO time In responding.
"I'm going to cast aside what I was
going to sciy," Mrs. Kuehn began. "Mr.
Agee his tossed the gauntlet and I
a~t It."
She said Agee's support comes strictly
from speciaJ interest groups '11.'hile she
has ~·a broad base of support " from
throoghoul the community. , •
She called the Fifth Avenue bypass
(See OPPONENT, Page ZI
Budget Report
Slated Tonight
SOperintcndent John Nl..>11 wlU ~
to trustees of the Newport·l\fesa Unified
School Di.strict tonight on !teps he is
taking to meet the district's budgetary
problems. .
Among other things. Nicoll will tell
frustees v.•by he bas ordered an embargo
on hiring, ne\v employes and give th
latest projections OD next year's budget.
Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m. at
the new Roy O. Andersen School, 1900
Port Seaboume, Newport Beach.
Mesa Feeling Fuelish
Siatio1i. Loaded Witli Gasoline, But No Customers
B)'RUDI ~KI
Of ... Dlltr ~ ...,.
Wbat tr there wert a service rtation
fWJ ot 111 with no l!M o1 ci11?
'!be "good old ~" ol 1972! Try
tile Ille comer of Pl-la Avenue and
lttb Street In Cella liesa Monday.
John M00<t0I Texaco bad gaa to sail
and oo one 14 bey II.
A cut-r11ite ataUon ~ the rtrttt
got all Ille oction. Cars maktd """"" tile parking lot and Ulreatened 14 spill
out into Ille atreet.
But no one came to Moore's Tenco
because there was no line.
~ way JOU reco&nlze alt open Ila.lion
I-~ Is by Ill lint.
"I don't lblnk Ibey understand lhat
we're· open," said Jahn Moore Jr., 18,
who whiled awq Ille time pollllllng
-his Handt motortJd•. ' "If there . aT<
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no cara in the driveway they just don't
think we're open;"
Moore said it's happened before. Once
there was a line stretching for blocks
at the cut rate staUon eVen though
the· price ol gas was about the same'.
· "We may have to bang out a sign -
telling tbe people we're open but Texaco
doesn't ,provide us with signg like all
lbt other oompanles dol he added. wi.r ~ cir f111ally pulled in Monday
allemoon It brought an inslant llna at
Moore's Texaco. It quickly dlsaj>pearedi
and lb• phenomeoon n!J)ealed llltlf
several tinae within an hour.
Mn. Terry Camillo, !11mting1on lleaclt.
tued ber blacl Lincoln 11114 the atallon
at one point and accepted In utter
disbelief' that the station was actually
• pumplni gas.
••t•ve. been wtittng in line for two
"'eeks, up to~ 4S · m.inu~ at a time, ..
she said. "I went. to·four ltattom around
here and they all were cloled. l almost
didn'I c:ome in here but I llnally decided
to 10 even If they laughed at me."
Gaaollne appeared to be readi ly
avaUablo today and Monday even though
looier Uian nonnal lints penlat during
lbt C:Olltllluter hour.
Tberio Is a tendency for Uns ID sborten
c:onsldenbly after aa.m. acoonllng to lbt
obeervatlons cl-Or.Inga Coast dJ'lvm
who can gtt away f~ their Joi>& during
the day .; lank up.
Ill"'-pans OI tho ....W res\on
"odd" motorilts who badn't beelJ able
to gel gaa sin« lul Friday found lbelr
k>n1est wait ever.
One El Two l'lllident oocmted M can
wailing In lino fa< gaaolillt at Ille -
!flee NO UNE.'l'llge II
Supervisors delayed action on the bod«iet request fe>r one day, indicating
they may approve funding for l~'tl '11.'eeks
to gjve them more time to study the
overall budget request.
Bean told the board the money '11.'il\
pay the salariea and wages of ten
telephone operators v;ho are on duty
rrom 1 a. m. to about a p.m. _every
day ttl answer questions from citizens
about the new even-odd markeUng
system.
So ·far the lines ~ave been mBMed
by volunteer perM>Mel from other county
departments since Bean's office staff
is normally only seven'people.
Bean said the money will also pay
for a !llrVey of county gas stationS
to give Joe.al gQvemment a better idea
of how serious the shortage Is and
how it c:ould beoil be dealt wttb.
Dean said be Is hopeful tile survey
will provide him with enough data. to
make an analysis of the evm.ood system
and come up with recommendations on
Ille system.
Atoong otJier thl11p, Been said,
deflolUve anawers are needed in cases
involving modlcal Potlenti. salesmen,
and othen who need pt a1mott every
day.
The money Bein wants would come
out of the COC1ttty'1 l3 mlD1oo oontin&tnCY
fwld,
Elderly Couple Die
BEAUMONT IUPO -An elderly
<qopi• died of heart •ttack> wilbln 57
minutes ol .. ch other ofter the wife
ran lor help 'tlbtn her 73-year-<ild
hll'Jband becam .. lll In lll<lr mobUe home.
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crime for anyone to acceP.l food . money,
or-any other commodity made available
as a result of a kidna.eing.
. The Long Bcactt representative said
-e-warprompteerin oom-rnsra nces o~y---1
the "shoc!til]g~ kijlnapi!J..&.Qf the dau~IJ.ler
of Randolph Hearst-from whom
kidnapers demanded huge sume of
money for food for the poor-and that
of Reg. 1'1urphy, editor of the Allan!"' .
Constitution. (Related story. Page 3.)
"It is wifortunate that Cong~
recently amended the law to provide
a penalty for any term of years or
for life," Hosmer said.
That could mean. a k1dnaper or
conspirator in a kidnaping would never
go to jail. he pointed out.
In instances under lhe bill sponsored
by Hosmer, if a person kldnaped w:is
neither inpured oor killed his abductor:>
"·ould still receh•e a m·inimun1 of ten
years behind bars.
There would be no reduction or
suspension of these sentences, t1-0r any
probation or parole.
ll06mer said he belic\'es the sliffcr
penalties are needed now especially
because kidnapings are taking on "a
political coloration."
"\Ye may be approaching the point
"'·here fanatics and mental cases will
kidnap government offic ials or what
they imagine to be political reasons
rather than financial gain.
"It is my hope that Congress wil l
approve these measures before such a
possibility beco mes a reality," he said.
Orange Coast
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Fair skies \Vcdnesday "''ith
mostly SLIMY and \\'armer days,
Increasing high clouds late in the
day. Temperatures at the beach
will be in the upper 60s rising to
the low 70S inland.
INSIDE TODA. Y
TWo lifi.ss1srippi fisl1c r,nc 1t
1oh o claim theJI were abducted
by wrinkled cr,taU,rea last Oc·
tober, llave11 't forgotte1t tlteir
terrifying txper1ence -even if
rile govcr1tmet1t seems ru liavt.'=.ll~==I
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. Time: 4:15 p.m. Monday'. Piece: 19th StrHt and Pl1unti1 Avenue. St1tu1: G11 for'Sile
Suit Tltreatetaed
Ground .Oearing Starts
-For 2 New Onofre Units
Open Air Court Held
For Stricken Suspect
LONDON (UPI) -P.1agistrate KeMelh
Impeachment
THETFORD, .-t. (AP)
Resident! o( !Jbetford a n d
Springfield have voted at aMual
. town meetings to' urge the House
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of Muirlands Boulevard and Ridge Route
and between 70 to 80 cars at Bridger
and El Toni Roads. ·
The -longest gas-line In Irvine's history
Conned this morning also, stretching
three-quarters of a mile from the
University Park Chevron station down
Culver Drive.
In MWion Viejo, La Paz Road as
usual was virtually Impassable to
anything-but tane-splilllng motorcycl,.
as lines spilled out from .....-o open .service
statioos. .. -..
Despite continuing lines state o!fidals
say that their odd-even marketing plan
is beginrUng to work.
Wesley Bruer, GOv. Ronald Rea8an's
chief energy .officer. 'Jd probler.u are
being worked out and it is toa early
to condemn the plan.
But James Campbell, president of the
Californi a Service Station Cowicil, said,
"The odd-even plan as It is now Just
doesn 't work. It doesn't produce any
gasoline. lf it cuts lines, it's just 10
to 15 percenl"
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Frida)', were authorized by the Federal
Energy Office to hike their pMces by
two cents a gailon.
In addllk>n, some major distributors
boosted their wholesale prices by as
much ~ seven cents, raising the price
of a gallon of gas at · some Orange
Coast .stations up. to 60 J::ents.
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Phillips Petroleum Co. bu announctd
a wh!iesalcr price increase of fl~ cents
per g1tlloo on all grades o( gasoline
and dlslutales sold to jobbers and de.al· · .....
.. . ¥olunteer~ , Cooke moved the court into a car park
Wit h only 15 minutes o r
discussion , Thetlord townspeople
voted 160 f<l... llO Mooday night
lo ask the llfule to impeach Nixon .
"so that he ·Can answer charges
in trial before the U.S. Senate."
G. J . Morrison, vice pmld•nt of
marketing, said Monday that Phillips
service stations will be retailing gasoline
at prices seven cents per gallon hiiber.
He sakl the increase will affect about
10 percent of all gatollne sold by Philli ps
and apply t!troughgut the . f I r m ' s
marketing territory ..
Irvine Company,
Hughes, Others
Assist Campaigns
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:. • lO deal with a 23-ye~-old man on a ~ .• -'°dnlnk chage. • ; ·
· ~ Cooke fined him $1..30 Monday ln the
open air session -held in the car
or· Thetford's _·l,400 resldeats.
about . 350 attended -the meeting
in this rural comnumity.
All three national television
networks filmed the meeting.
"The°se increases, although sub6t.antial,
still will not recover all of. Phillips•
ina-eaaed cosU that are allowable under
the rederal Energy Office paM·through
guldellne.o," Morrlaon 11111.
To Marines
From Wire Services IV ASHINGTON (UP!l -The Marino
T. Corps conJkJers the all-volunteer force Haward Hughes, the Jrvine Company the most severe challe11ge U faces .
and ~erbcrt Kalmbach'L Newport Beach Last month William K. Brehm, lhe
law firm are among contributors to assistant Defense &eCl'etary tor
candidates for state.offl~ ranging from manPQwer. predicted the P.tarines would
governor to ,state controller. Campaign be ~s much as fi\ie percent below their
fln~nce reports were made public today authorized size by "June 30, the fi(st
in · Sacramerrto. -... anf!lversary of the end of the draft Republican gubernatorial ho Pe f u I lnw. Brehm predicted the Arrtiy at worst
ilouston Flournoy reported $284,352 in would. tall Z.5 percent 1hort.
campaign contrii?lJtions, including $300 In a speech prepared!' for delivery
fromJlughes, $300.!rom Kalmbach's law to 'lhe Am.er!can ·Legion today, the
orfice and ~t .500 from the Irvine ~larine commandant. Gen. Robert E.
Company. Cushman Jr., said, ••1 would eonelder
To date thi!:' slate controller said he's the problem of meeting our manpower
spent•$*1216 in his gubtmatorlal b~. needs within the framework of the all-
Orange Cotlnty Assemblyman Kennelh volunteer force environment the most
Cory JD-Garden Grove) who Is rurmliig severe one we face in the foreseeable
for the office Flournoy will vacate, a~ future.''
received a conlrlbulion from the eh.wlVe Alone among the service chiefs
bllUoaalre, Hugbea. Jt was listed as Cushman has laW'IChed a campaign to ~· 1 t• •~ Co h ed ' get Congress lo mcind constralt>ll ~Ulg ess · •1•tt • ..,vu. · ry s ow legislated last year 11.mlllng_ th e
contributions tot&llDg 116.!30. propor1lon or high school dropoula •ny
• HUght!W'abo gave 11,000 lo Democrallc service can take to 45 percent 1n the
U.S. Sena tor Alan Cran.ston. slatemenls 12--month period ending JWle~.
ftled with ttie secretary oC; ·1t1te ln:c'lcate. The law wu en11aed only In
CraMton. reported total ._'".°.tMbu tions of December , and by-then 411 pttCtOl or
fOS,185 lllcluding $3,000 lroa> ~ohn "Ja~e: • the Marbies already recruited were the Barber" Factor of Loi Angeles, d ••
ti. ex~vlct t u r n t d ptohlbiUon-era ropouwo. ,,,_, .
phllanl.hropis1 . Pent111on of~clab say the remaining -monlha of the fltcal year, except for San Francflco ,_ll11yor Joseph :Allot.o JW'le, are tradltionally poOr months for
reported COl\trlbutlons lo!l'lln1 Mll,146 recrullin1 bi&h ocbool graduates. In
lricludin& more than J)lll,llllO from onler to met! tho 11,., the Marl.,.
otganlud labor gtveq '°"'rd h~ will have to ,.)eel _bundreds ol dropoUta _
campalp for governor who otherwile qualifx. · A~•· II ooo ol A.I. to' pal~ otnctalJ said tho •ff«I ol tho law ·~""r 1 M> 1 cam e-· has meant recruitn t.aklna a graduatl
ch<!tt C>me from embattled flnattclor C-"With a low IQ while r.J<ctlng a dropout
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park of Tower Bridge Court because
the defendant suffered from scabies,
a highly contagious sk1n disease.
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st(e_et. At tim11s Placenti.a Avenue will be closed and access will tie
available byway of Babcock St .. comin~ from.ttie back way.
We ~pe you will· be -patient wit~
construction as t~e re su lts will
certainly be wortti all tt\e trouble.
If you aren't adlieniuresome. gi ve us a
call, and we 'll bring ~a mples to your
home. . ·
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·Fuelish _ Feeli..,,-Gas~ ·but No .Custonaers
a, ,Al1Jll NIEDZIEI ~ ....... ,.... ....
What if there-were a aervice station
full m CU willl no line .,...,.?
, The "pod old daYa' cl Im! Try
tbe the c:omer ol Placentia Av..,. IDd
ltth Slreet ln.Colta Mesa Moadiy.
•1Jobri .. Moore'1 Teuoo bad Pl to Ml
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A c:ut-rale atallon •""* tbe -
fol all -tbe;!Ctioa. Can lll•"ed --
the portlnf"lot and --"to ti>tD ._ r'":" ~ - --•
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Tlii wiy )IOU noognhe an open lllallon
-cia;.11.;, Ill line.
"l dcm't ihlnk they UDderrtaDd that
we~ opiil," lild John Moore Jr., 11,
who wbllod away lbe time poljl!linl
hlo -moioreycle. "ll there a ..
l».Cl!OJ!! tbe drlTeWIY Ibey j1llt don't WU we're open." ~ -~ ·-
Moore llid It's happened before. Ooce
there wu & line stretd\lng for ~
at the cut nte atatioo even though tbO pilce ol gas was aboot the 11111<.
"We may ,Jiave to bang oul a algn
telliDI tbe peOple we're open but Texaco
.S....'t piovid< Ill with algna lll.e all
the other oomponlel do," be added.
When a car finally pulled lo Mor'1ay
afternoon· It brought an lmtant line at
M ..... , Teaaco. It qclckly disappeared
(See NO IJNE; P11e II
Sign LaW .Adopted
Unclutrered Look .in View for Mesa
A new sign ordinance almed-at giving
Costa Mesa's bu3iness districts an
uncluUered loolt by 1118f was adopled
by the city council Monday night, quietly
and without controversy.
The ordinance will require businesses
to put-up fewer and smaller signs when tt.e 10-year amortization period fbr
existing s'gns runs 'out All ·new signs
will be required to cOflform immediately.
AdvertislnJ billboards are not covered
by the ordinance.
OJuncilmen gave the m i I e s t on e
ordinance its first reading Monday with
a unanimous 5--0 vote and declared their
1Mesa Voter -Turnout
'.Very Low
inteni.on to gi\'e it its second and final
reading Marcl> 1J.
Cooocilmeo ordered members "' the planning staff to m.aJ<e several c11ang.,
to the ordiri"inoe before .then. P.1ost of
the changes will be for the purpose
of clarification.
T!>ose_J:hang., will ~ brought before
the planning oomnUasiOn for ipprovaJ·
next Mooday night and for C01111Cil
ralfication on the subsequent Monday
night.
Councilmen tossed out the most
controversial section of the ordlr -.nee,
the ooe dealing with special regulations,
in a f-1 vote. Councilman Alvin Pinkley
cast. tile dissenting ballot.
Call for Mesa
Electio1i T owls
The entire question of whether such
businesses a:i auto dealerships, movie
theaters, motels and others should be
allowed speda1 signing privileges also
will be studied by the planning
departmellt stall.
Councilmen said they may later
•m<nd the orm..nce lo include the
spe(.1if r'egulatioi'ls ,..-if the s t u d y
determines that ·allowances for special
business groups should be made. City
Attorney Roy E. June advised the council
th.at discriminations can legally be made
between businesses as Jong as "sub·
stantial justification" is sho\vn.
Left standing in the ordinance.
however, was another controversial
section Which establishes a maximum
of one square foot of signing per fronta ge
fooL
This had earlier been contested bitterly
by lx1siness owners who had argued
that a ~I relat.ior)Ship between sign
area and frontage was necessary.
Councilmen amended the ordinance
lo allow each business a minimum of
Cost.a Mesana tnterested in the 40 square feet ~signing aiid a ma1imum
~ of lodif'• <19, 'CllUDCil ol lllO ~ fool, • llllUer how DUldJ
·elections may Cali 558-540 er: 556-the frootage.
5§1 tor 1.aformatm. • ' , A iMiOr chenge in the amortization
Costa Mesa voters went to the polls First returmi are ~ r p e c t e d scbatuJe-..the time allowed for bu!lness
today to elect two city councilmen in around 7:30 p.m. and all ballots owners to pha.1e out non-eonfonning
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• Time: 4:15 p.m. Monday. Plac·e: 19th 51.rMt and Placentia Avenue. Status: Gas for Sale
,[(idnap _ Death Penalty
Restoration Requesred
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Halts 900-mile
Run Do,vn Baja
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Republican lawmaker Craig Hosm er neithei: inpurcd nor killed hi! abductors Because of !he sudden illness of his
of Loog Beach announced 1oday he is \\'Otdd still recei\'t a minin oum or 10 support car dri\'er, Dr. Thaddeus Jone!
introducing a bill in Congress that would years behind bars. of Laguna Beach wa s forced to gi\'c
restore the death penalty for kidna pcrs There would be no reduction or up his intended 900-mile run-for-fun 10
who injure or kill their victims. suspension of these sentences, nor any the lip of Baja California .
Holmer Aki he also is -.,Wing probal' I ............ -. ion or paro e. Larry Reyoolds. a friend "'ho "'as
a blU tha~ would make it a federal llosmer said he believes tile stiffer carrying Jon es' supplies. suffered an
crime for anyone 10 accept food, money. I ··•cd · ti pcna ties are n~ now espccia Y apparent stroke and is now under
or any Q.lher commodity made available because Jcidnapinn1: arc taking on ';a · hos · I •11 1 k"d · O"' treatment in 11:-pita here. an election dlaracterized by an are expected to be counted by signs -was allowed by the council . It i--~e~1tremelj..low_wtei:....l!D'110ll1.._ ____ 1_9:3Q....or-JO-p.m...2.olll_w.ilLremain_ _boosts the maximum period from seven
A momln -• ch k f · ~" t"I 7 w-ttt'yeal"I. "
as a rC!u o a 1 napmg. 1·1· I 1 1· ·· . . po 1 1ca co ora ion. He v.·as flown home late Saturday
The Long Bea~_:_c~c~t1ve sa1~ "\\'e may be approaching the point_after...Joncs...dro\le...230 .milcs.Jn..2Lbours.
he wa! prompi.ea 1n OOtfi 1nsfaneerby--\\'~ta1flfti3"'t1nd-ml!nt01!-'cases-wttl h d. -d h h ~ e<: o precin.,;.., open UD 1 p.m. A third major am~ent will ease .. ., · · · ·hat over rou.i;: 1rt roa s to rc<ic t e
they imagi ne · to be polilica reasc>ns az airport ,j of the city's 34,745 registered voters
were lumlng out. $ · So h Here are the sample precinols:. -5(}·000 ug t
-Klllybrooke School, 956 regtslered, '
57 voted, & percent turnout
.-Boys Club Central Brandl, i;oo For County Gas ~tered, 40 voted, 7 percent turnout •
· --Omyon School. 700 registered, 4t
:vot..i, s.1 per.,.. turnout . Informab'on Bid -Piche Reaid'°"", +n regJStered, 48
\'()ted, 9.9 percent turnout
-Southern Residence, 484 registered,
f7 \'oted, 10 percent turnout
-Inspecton at the 41 precincts in
tod&y's election predicted that the
By WJLUAM SCHREIBER
Of ... o.11Y '"' Slltt
· turnout would improve :significantly
It could cost $50,000 over the next
four monlbs to teJI Orange Countlans
there is a ga5 shortage and to let
them know how 'to deal with it. · between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. poll closing:s.
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Running tor olfice are incumbenbi Jack
Hammett and Willard Jordan and their
challengers Raymond Evans, Nonna
Hert7.og, Joan Torribio, and Richmood
Westlake Jr.
'Ibe· campaign for the two vacancies
bas been " quiet, with tbe sign ordinance,
billboard I e g Is I at ion , westside
improvements, planning and growth, and
a citizens community center emerging
as the major issues.
Fair skiCs -ednesday with
mostly sunny and warmer days.
lncreasin& hlgh clwd.s late In the
day. Temperatures at the beach
will be lo tht upper 60s rising to
the Jow 10s inland.
INSWE TOD-''i'
Two Mis'1ildppi fishe'rmn
wlw claim the11 were abducttd
by wrlnk~d ·creature• last Oc--
tober, haven't forpotUn their
terrihJing experience -even tf
· tl1e governm«nt 1eems to have.
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county Efflergency Operations Center
Administrator George Bean, ~·hose office
~ set up a gas emergency hotline
to distribute infonnafton on the crUJis,
told county supe;rvisors today that it
will cost that much to keep bis operatiOit
goiligf or the reSi Or ihe fiscal year.
Supervil!lors delayed ic:UOn on the
budget U<il!OSI for one. day, indicating
they_may approve funding for two weeks
to give tbem mou time 'to study the
overall.,.budse'.* request. ·
Been. told the .lloanl the money will
pay ~the ~es and. wages Of ten
telephone _.iors. "11!! are on duly
0fr9ln 7 .@ • .JD · iq !""11 ~ p.m. every
day to answer questions from dtit.ens
aboot tHe new · even-odd"" marketlng sjsieni. ---. "
-So far tbe lines have been manned
by volunt<er peraenoel from other county
departments since Bean'• office Slaff
is normally only aeyen peop~
Beu said the money will also pay
for a survey of county · gas stations
to give local eovenunent • ~tter ide•
of how oerlous the ahorlage Is anti
bow tt coulcl beot be dealt with.
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Bean said be ii hopefW the survey
will provido him with eoqugh data to
make "" analysia ol the e"8-<idd .,slertt
and ..... up"'lrith """"""'"1tl!ino 00 =..'::. ~ the system. = c-. ,.,: Among other lhinp, Beo aaJd; .• CMMIJMMI M-W c..-.u ,, c__., 11 .... ...-.. . ......... _ . ,......_.. n.n
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IYtWMi ,_..., u definiUve aDswera are needed tn .euei =:-..... :r, inwlving ~cal patk!ntl, Uleanen,
'T......... ,. and others who need gu abnolt every ~ ---'l ~""' day. _.. .._, IJ.1' ~ 'l\te money BeaJ1 'tllltl wou}d come
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signing program sptlted out under the
ordinance. A planned signing program
ia an oPtiooaJ alternative-to the general
sign regulations intended to encourage
the. maximum incentive and latitude to
achieve variety and good design.
FonneQy only sites which either had
a minimum ~ acres, 50,000 square
feet of floor area, or five or· more
business activities were e I i g i b I e .
Businesses now qualify \',ith t"·o acre
sites and 25,<.m square feet of floor
area.
Councilmen also agreed to place all
of Harbor Bou1evard into the same sign
district. tbereby eliminating t he
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ol Randolph Hearst-from w h o m
kidnapers demanded huge sum~ of
mooey for food for the poor-and that
of Reg ?\1urphy, editor of the Atlanta
Constitutioo. tRelatcd story. Page 3.)
"It is unfortunate. that Congress
recently amended the 1.:iw to provide
a penally {or any term of years or
for life," llosmcr said.
That could mean a kidnaper or
conspirator in a kidnaping would never
go to jail, he pointed out.
In instances under the bill sJXlnsored
by llosmcr. if a person kidnaped was
Widow Slayer Suspect
·May Face ,Second Quiz
By T0~1 BARLEY
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A U.bour delay was ordere4....!iaay
in the Santa Ana ~ftinicipal Court
amignment of acrused killer Louis
Stanley Wiechecti in a move that could
be linked to mounting police investigation
of two other deatm at the Aladdin
Aparim<nls in Santa Ana.
A district attorney's complaint accuses
the former hospital worker of the kUUng
of wea1thy widow Marion Travers
Morgan, 19. ··.
Her body was found last Friday at
the rear of the 17th Street apartment
bUildfug owned by her son-in-law, Dr.
Looli J. Cella, a prominent Orange
County Politk:al figure.
O!flcials said today befor~ Wlecheckl
was led from , Judge Eu g e n e
Langhauser's courtroom back lo the
county jail that a second murder
allegation could be added to tbe
..document before bis. nut appearance. . SAii...,,._.. detective Sgt. Joe Enos
.-..Id only oomment toclsy that his
department ls 0 particularly interested"
in the dealh by strangulation last Jan •
21 of Aladdin Apartments' tenant Linda
Qmunlnp, 26. .
Mils Qmunlnp' nude body, apparently •
strqlod by two IJIP'I 1ttached to
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HELD IN \SL.A YfNG
$utpo<I Wlffhocki
rather than financial gain. 'Reynolds' physician said he apparently
"It is my hope that Congress will has Suffered no residual effects. Mr!.
approve th ese mea!ures before such a Reynolds said he r husband's only regret
possibility becomes 8 reality," he said. is that he spoiled Jones' fun· -and
Irvine-Comp-.ny,
Hugl1es, Otl1ers
Assist Campaigns
From ~'Ire ServicH
Howard llughcs, the Inine Company
and Herbert Kalmbach'L Nev.1>0rt Beach
\aw firm are among contributors to
candidates for state offices ranging from
governor to state con,trollcr. Campaign
finance reports v.·.crc made public today
in Sacramento. , •
Republican gubernatorial hope f u I
liouston Flournoy reported $284,352 in
campaign cont ributions, includ ing $300
from Hughes, $300 from Kalmbach 's law
office and $1,500 from the Irvine
Company.
To date the state controller said he's
spent $266.216 in his gubernatorial bid.
Orange County Assemblyman Kenneth
Cory (l).Garden Grove) ~·ho is running
for the ofncc Flournoy will vacate. also
received a contribution from the elusive
billionaire, Hughes. It was listed as
being less than $500. Cory showed
contributions totaling $4&.230.
Hughes also gave $1 ,lm to Democratic
U.S. Senator Alan Craraton, statements
filed with the secretary of state indicate.
Cranston ' reported total conlributlons of
$436,985 including $3,000 from John "Jake
the Barber'' Factor of Los Angeles.
a ex"°'1vict tu r n e d prohibition-era
philanthropist.
SAn Franciaco Mayor Joseph Alloto
reported contributions totaling M24,14&
in<:ludlog more than $100,000 from
organized labor given toward his
campaign for governor.
Another $1,000 or Alioto'! campalgn
chest came from embattJed financier C.
Arnholt Smith o[ SAn Diego.
his own too. "
Jones had run only a few miles,
starting feb. 14 at i\fexicali but he
soon became nauseated and y,·as obliged
to suspend his run. lie hatt expected
I l average 30 miles a day. But after
his illness continued. he drO\'C lo a
half·~·ay point, and feeling better. he
resumed running al a pace or only
JO miles a day. At that rate he v.·ould
have reached the tip of Baja on ~l arcn
25, his 50th birthday.
But Jones will e-0ntinue 1he rest or
his plan. He will fly to Bogota. Colombia.
to train in that city's 7.(J()().foot altitude
so that he may compete in the Bolton
r.·larathon on April 22.
Budget Report
Slated Tonight
Superintendent John Ni~vll y.•ill report
lo trustees of the Newport-~1esa Unified
Scfiool District tonight on steps he is
taking to meet the district's budgetary
problems.
Among other things. r.;jcoll y.·ill tell
trustees y.·hy he has ordered an embargo
on hiring new employes and give th
latest projections on next year's budget.
Trustees will meet al 7:30 p.m. at
the new Roy O. Andersen School, 1900
Port Seabourne, Newport Beach.
CASSELS' STORY
OF JESUS PRINTED
At t.he time o! his death of a heart
attack on Jan. 2.1, Louis Cassels. United
?ress 'lntemalional senior editor and
prize,.wiMing religion ~Titer. w a s
v.·orking on a series or articles on "The
Life and Teachings of Jesus."
Th is serie5 on Jesus Christ as Louis
Cassels interpreted 1-llm, appears lodaf
on page _!3-
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Deatlis Drop
~--SA~ (AP) -Traffic
deaths lo ca!~omla highway•
dropped to their lowtt.t monthly
love! In 20 years during February.
tho Callfomla }Ugh.way Patrol
reported today.
~ewport Mulls
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blgiway deaths •• reduction ot sa
from Janu~'• toll . · Thet was the lo.....-est monthly
toll since Jt'ebruary 1954. when 193
tralfie deaths were reported. That
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durlJI& F<bnlarJI 1973.
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0 1119 o.it1 ,llel 11•11
City t.1unager Robert L. Wynn said
\Oday Newport Beach la coosidcrlng a
ln"Sllil agal.Mt the J.~ederal Energy Of.
flee O\"er effort & to roll back selling pric-
es of the clty'f crude oil cutput.
·Coast Agency
\Vynn asserted that the c\ly should
hcnre the undisputed rights to sell its
110,000 barrels of crude oil per ye<il'"
at the going market rate of about $9.50
per batrel.
Marin e Pl.an
Torpedoed
The Energy Office maintains that\
Newport Beach must observe the
nat)onal price freeze by selling Its crude
oil at the pre-crisis price of about $4.50
per barrel.
:·we 'fant to try to talk thil thing o'ut if possible," Wynn said. "There
The rtgional coastal c 0 mm ts s I 0 n v.ooki be no lawsuit un1csi1 we 're left
launched Its Ideas for a marine mQter without any choice."
plaft for the coastline Monda,}'. , Jt Fran~ lvem, assistant to the city
abruptly sank, rkldled by verbal"V'olleys· marleger, Was 1n Washington o:c. today
from a critical aud1ence. Jn an effort to negotiate a solution
Iii the draft version, the comml!sk>n lo the problem, Wyrm said. • ' rl The city.of Loa Angeles and the stale
.a. called for preservation . of estua .es. of' Calrfornla ·are ·involved In slmilar restoratlcm of commercial> fisheries, ehm-t. ihaUorl of boat polluUon and higher Water negotia,tlons aod tt ls p<>Mible that all · three might join together in pressing X qualify lllalldards: . .. la ul' inst ·• E Off' 'lben came the audience.., Twent.y:.thtte .~~§aid. a_Ba 1.ue nergy ice,
.f speakers t.old the comml.Uion lt.9·,marlne Y!llf 1~. t scheme is either too vague, too biaaed, 'Mle d~te <:enters on the contention
" too mlld, too unbalanced , too Isolated, that the energy office once allowed
too Incomplete too po 11 t i c a I - o r Newport Beach -M well as other
"' ineanlngle11. ' · Pili?~ entitles -to charge the higher
f 'ftJe marine element is the first~ of ~~ce. ·for on pum~ from offshore
about nine segments of 1 coastal maater tideland:a whleh the .C'lty :holds In trun
ir plan Sein} develbped by six ·iegional , ~ from the state of Califoml8.
, and One st.ate o6mm1asion establlstied 'Mien last week , Wynn says, the energy
by lllf im coutal ..ne act ' o11ice dlanged its mind and said that
\ Mcimi.Y.'• leukin bi tong Beach was Newport Beach must roll back Its prices
" th.e~1 Pfinning meeting. 'I1te · to. .Jevels allowable under the price
h attendap~ ot .~~ ~ 100~ peiof>le ; ;r~~· . •. ·. ~ .. ~ :·
surp.rlstd at · 1(ast qoe comml&ston · The amount ot 011 we produce is
t member -of the South Coast Regicm,al .!luch • .!l~lill f!rop in the overall buckct
ti 7.one conservation commission Who that · even ·If we're let out from
rt said ··11Why are all t.Htae people' Jlerc? requirements ol lhe price freeze. it won't
.,. Tbez'.e , aren't any pennil.!I on the ca~e any real rise in the prices that
. age{ida." · consumers pay for gns." Wynn said.
.. "This Is beUer than that of another '.'But to the city's budget, the
" commis&lon's .!.!. aald Phil Brown a difference In oil prices will make a
prof'eakmal 1ptanner, as he waved 8 sl~ificant difference in income,'' he
... -00py. ol. the marine element ol. the South said. .. _
Ceatral commission. Under . existing contract.!!, the city's
"It bl bad and Irrelevant," he said, annuaJ oil output brings about $1 million
adding, "this one 15 pretty good and worth of revenue a year.
in'elevant."
Aboul $101,000 of· llli.O goes dlnclly
into the c:ity treasury. -
The remaining seven-eighths of that
money -just under $900JOOO -goes
to Armstl'.Ollg Petroleum C.Orporatlon,
v.'hlcb operates the oil field tor tbe
city. .
Thus if oil prices are rolled back,
Armstrong will lose about .$~,000 per
year and the city will lose about $80,000
per year.
Wynn admitted. however, that, even
if prices are rolled back and these
losses are sustained, both the city and
Armstrong will be ma~ing more money
from the oil leases than they were
in the pre-shortage days.
Assistant City Attorney Davkl Baade
explained that if· a Nit 1s filed, it
probably would be based on the
contention that the energy ornce failed
to follow proper pnx.'edures in ordering
the rollback.
Baade also said the city might sue
on grounds that it had Seen damaged
by the loss of $60,000 in revenue due
to the rollback.
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Pepper Preservers
\Va_x parchment tents line up on 90 acres or the
Irvine Ranch West of Culver Drive. Miniature.,hot
houses will tor two months warm 995,830 bell pep·
per plants being raised by Jack Hubbard on iand
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leased from the Irvine Company. Transplanted re-
cently from an Indio hot house, the' young plants
Will ' draW necessary moisture from irrigated soil
until tents are removed . ·
Accused IGller of Otild Fro•Page 1
SIGNS ...
Help Sought
In Upper Bay
Preservation
by allowing hlm a larger sign. D • · D • Him H possibility of giving one auto dealer emes 01ng . arm an unla~ advamage over hi• competitor
Qy CANDACE PEARSON The sign code adopted by the dty
Of ""' Deltr ...... ,,... ' The Friends or Newport Bay have Ac:cmed killer ~~ W~~e. f.obb "l Jried a. Band Aki but had to take coonciI does allow variance!, or
a&v.d· the ~iOn:aJ eoostal 'comm1ssion todaf denied ff'O!J? _t'!' witness stand it off becallie ·of the bl<pi so J Nii exceptions,' under certain conditions. for~ stfon-geT sUpPorf ol t6'eir · effort!I that be struck ol"' harm«I little.:!J'odd a tew st1fch'es~1n ii'hiy;U."'~ ~--~~'1.-tml~ tM ~I Wilt .. be -in'o'Wid io "' t~ preserve the Upper Bay as a wildli(e Rockwood in any way on the night-ruJ 1 · not the I ·
reruge. the child died while his mother was . Cobb. ~esltant land barely , audible . in ~,J~i~ana:~~ for in at :111i~~
Ray Williams. representing the out at work. his testlmooy, sad he then d~ the version of the ordlnance .
Friends, spoke in Long Beach at a Cobb, 22, testirled as his Orange chikt in his pajamu and put him to
meeting about tbe draft m a r I n e County Superior Court trial moved into bed .
environment element, the first of several its final hours that Todd, 3, showed He said he checked 00 the Ilttle boy
parts of a coastal master plan. symptoms of illness earlier In the
\Yilliams said a "very high priority·· evening of last April 11 and they became again shortly before his mother returnecl
should ·be given to saving the estuary. more pronounced as bedtime home and saw that he was dead .
nle draft efement of the South COast approaChcd. · It ls claimed by the defense that
Regional 1.one Conservation Commission Cobb told defense attomey Robert Todd Rockwi>od actually died from a
now. says Upper Newport Bay, along Brodie that the little boy fell while medical condition that was not diagnosed
with Bolsa Chica Ecological Reserve he was rwutlng bt the living room .area until after hi! death and was never
in lluntlnglon Beach, "should be restored and opened 8 big gub 00 his chin. treated in the monlh.!I before he died.
Bishop Blasts
Youthful Gunmen
to full product.ivity consistent "11th their "l stitched it up mrsell," Cobb said. It is alleged -by prosecutor Pat Brian . , 'Fr-Page 1 natOral character." lllat TOdd died from a heavy and
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BELFAST {UPl) -Roman Catholic
Bishop William J. Philbin today led
a church effort to end the recruitment
of children as gunm~ for tile Irish
Republican Ati:n)'.
The bi.shop opened the · campaign by
announc~g from the , pulpit a\ St.
Patrick's Cathedral ?i.!ooday tbs.t the
IRA has started trainirlg 13 and 14-year-
old ~~s as snipers. .
Bfi,i] .. , S t":r.-§.,::7•dif·.tf~mm; ken111~11onf ·u··:::.E:-U· Fr'y."' P~ i , ~~";'~~=.g~ .;·~: =ei;=: ~ ~ -, "'"'' Iii ....... v that CObb Uvl'd 'with Todd's mother,
. .. .. 1 t ,. and the phe.nom~ i-epeatcd itself for ~bilitation.'; Ronald Caspe~ who • • • Sandy Rockwood, 18. ~ .... f c-!ll'f~.iilltiin an l!<J!u'. · I Jll 11!4t,an "Qi>ang'· Coun!y :lioll>itwlak~-_:Jj 1,.,. _ , ,; ..... _
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\-~,..,-:·4"8 . .-g -MAJ.-.Terey.Camillo, Huntington Beach, fr:Qrn Nt~port.Beacb. told"~· separate locaUons in her :bedroom, \Yas ' ·' ·:". . , ~" .. · 81 . ~~•., . _... _ , .. 4 ~~ her .~lack Uncoln into the station ~e Friends want to begin a program discovered by Wiecbecki and reported j"'""f W' . '£ha d
••· .( _, -•~!Jl<li!!L:!!llLa~<<L-11LUllf of silt '!!!"Oval from Illa extreme ooter to f!OUe<. ~.nuntY.. ~-m0_"1'.1 _ . __ 'l"g·n . --•--
disbelief that the station wa.S actually ·rea es or-upper ~y. wlttchliiOO-o Her death was ater isled as a suicide:. --V-· · · :;--~u i1,;1.i'l .li n ~
be covered teLbut.-.mw-ar.o-But-offlcers now probing that death · ..,
TONIGHT
ELECTION DAY
NEWPORT·MESA SCHOOL BOARD -
Regular meeting, Ande,,.. Schoof, 7:30
p.m.
OC'C LECTURES -" ·men Behlnd
the Headlines,'' Dr. Giles T. Brown
lecturer, OCC Forum, 7:30 p.m.
UCI LECTURES -''Sc !en t i fi c
Medicine for the Layman,'' Fl'Mhman
Lecture Hall, Med. Surge I Bldg,, HO
p.m. "Professional Practices ln Housing
IndUstry," Room, Ill ilwnan1Ues Hall,
7-9:30 p.m. "Happenings in Creati\·e
Awareness," Room, 510 University High
School, 4T11 Campus Dr., Irvine, HO
p.m.
WEDNESDAY, MARCii a
AI.roHOLISM LE C TU RE
"Alcoholism, An Addictive Disease," Dr.
Robert Sdlmltz lecturer, Raleigh Hills
Hospital, 1507 E. 16th St., Newp0rt
Beadl. lnfonnatlon 645-5707.
UC! LECTURES -"Callfomi8' MylbJ
and Realities;'' ·Rm . 178 Humanities Hall,
7·10 P.m. "Fundamentals of Animal
Care," Rm. 167 Steinhaus Hall , 7·10
p.m. ' . -.
"TAMJNG OF TilE SHREW" -South
Coast . llepertoey Theater, lhru sun. 8 . . -~m. '· .
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"l've been waiting in iirtb for two
weeks, up to 45 minutes at a time,"
she said. "I went to four stations around
here and they sll were c105ed. I almost
didn't come in here bu t I finally decided
tog~ even ii they laughed at me.·•
Gasoline appeared to be readily
available today and ?o.fooday even though
longer than normal lines persist during
the commuter hour.
There: is a tendency for lines to shorten
considerably after 8 a.m. according to the
observations of Orange Coast drivers ·
wbo can get away from their jobs during ~
Ille day to tank up . .
In Soine perts of the coastal _region
"'odd" motorista who hadn't been able
to get gas since last Friday found their
longest wait ever.
One El Toro resident counted 66 cars
waiting In line for gasoline at the comer
ot Mutrlands Boulevard and Ridge Route
and between 70 to 80 cars at Bridger
and El Toro Roads.
The longest gas line in Irvine's history
fonnro this morning also, stretchlrlg
three-quarters of a mile from the
Unl\fers ity Park Oievron station doy,11
CulVer Drive~
la Missfon Viejo, La Paz Road as
usual was virt"'ally impassable to
anything ~ lane-splitting motorcycles
as line9 spilled out from two open service
stations,
Despite conllnuing lines state olficlli~
~ say that their odd-even marketing plan
is beginning to work.
Wesley Bruer; Gov. Ronald Reagan's
chief energy officer,· 'kl proble-is are
being worked out ~ it is too early
to CQOdemn the plan.
But James Campbell, president or the
Caliromia Servlce Station Council, &aid,
"The odd-even plan as It is: now jlLc;t
doesn't "-'Ork. It doesn't produce any
gasoline. ff It cuts lines, it's just 10
to 15 percent."
· Meanwhile, dealers starting 1 as t
ll'riday, were authorized by the Federal
Energy Office to bike their prices by
two ctnl.S a gallon.
In addition, some major distributors
boosted. their wholesaJe prictS by as:
much as seven cents, raising the price
of a· 1alloo of ga$..,.at eome Orege
Coast stations up to 60 ccnl.!I.
O_pen Air Cour Held
For Stricken Suspect
LONDON (UPI) -Magistrate Kenneth
"Cooke:':moved the coW1 lnto • car park
to deal wl\h 1 , 2.3-year-old man on a
drunlc chage, •
Cool<• fined him $1.30 Monday Ill the
open air se~ion -he.Id In the car
))8rk of To;\c.r Brldg Court because
the defeQdont suffe:ted from 1eables,
a highly oontagklw skin disease.
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"( ~l th~ ls a now thing," Caspers no indication in the days before her I o B la R ·
added,. "but I can:t get the board of death of any problems in her life. n , regon urg ry . ap superv1soi;s off their duffs. They seem Also being P'9l>ed by Sant• Ana .,.lice . ·
to think Its a state job." is the death last Sept. 10 of Charles ·
Caspers said he wants lhe coastal John Malinowski, 34, a neighbor of .t.tlss
commWion "in a week or two to urge Cummings and Wieche<:ki in the 17th A Westminster area woman awaits
the shallow dredging take place." St.reel apartment house. her fate in Currie County Jan on
'nle coonty Harbors, Beaches and Orange County Coroner's officers Oregon's rugged coast today. charJted
Parks Department is currently studying clO.!led that fl.le as a suicide with the in connection with a case involving the
the idea of selective dredging ol the determination t.bat A1alinowski shot bizarre burglary of a boarded, $100.000
bay to allow tkial action. himself just over the right ear with fortW>e there and maybe a slaying here.
"We need help from all quarters st a SmUh ~nd · W~ pistol that wu b .... ~ ~J ~.!~~tfi t:1m~
the local level in order \.that we may found at h~ bedside. .,
solicit assi!tance from federal and state Wl~k1 today Is . accused . o f operating a cafe aklngside Highway 101
iOW'ces to· complete land t -qulsition .. strangling Airs. Morgap m her living in Port Orford, Ore., had never-been
William.!! said 1.fonday. ' room and carrying the body of the re~tte<L
Williams said the citizens group also silver-haired widow to a vacant lot ~'.-~:id Fountain Valley police developed
is concerned about dangers to water the apartment building. infonnalion on the Orange Coast
quality from siltation and run~f. Officers said they found her partially following a residential bur1lary here
The possibility of a marina-type clothed body covered by a pile of that led Currie County Sheriff's deputies
development in Upper Bay still ex ists. blankets. Wlecheckt was arrested and to probe that.case.
he said, if citizens become l 0 0 accused of the slaying several hours Darlene Holding, 18, ls held in lieu
"complacent." lat.er_,____ _ ______ o_f_ISO_,ooo_ ball .in the ~w jail at Gold
Beach, following a preliminary healing
on a burglary charge, to which she
pleaded innocent.
·'.J'he FBI is also charging Mim Holding,
who has lived in HunUagton Beach and
Midway City, with fn t erst ate
transpOrtatlon of stolen inoney.
She and two acquaintances, Steven
TavaNs,. 18, -formerly of Buena Pari,
nd Harold Reinhart, 18, a transient,
went to Oreg0n 1n Decembe·r, according
to Fountain Valley Detective Marty
Engquist.
Tavares today iJ the object of a
widespr:ead manhimt -he has been
traced fairly closely -but Reinhart's
trail ended at mld·Deccmber ln Ttabuco
Canyon with a shotgun blast in the chest.
11e suggested the commission adopt r------------~---------------=-----------tougher standards for cut·and·fill grading
projects in !l.!I jurisdiction, which runs
1.000 yards inland from mean high tide
line.
The draft marine element o·f the
commisgfon doesn't rate in order of
significance any of the estuaries or
wetlands listed.
It does say that the natural arees
"are a critical element ln the marine
life system : .. and sb:>uld be preserved
lo the maxunum extent feasible
Trio Face Court
On Mari j1rana
Smu ggling Raps
Three men OOo"ked on drug charges
when a search of their boat In Dana
Hsrbor allegedly revealed 1,500 pounds
of marijuana stacked belc,., decks are
to face arraigrunent today ln Sant.a Ana
~funicipal Court .
Orange County Sheriff1s officers have
charged Rudy Guerreo, 47, Tony Andrew
Peters, 19 and Thomas James Whfeler,
18, all of 24501 Alta V!Sta, Dan.i Point,
with ~ion of marijuana for sale.
Deputies jailed the trio during the
weekend when Harbor Department
officers advised them they w e r e
suspicious of the ocean goinl activities
of the'three defendants.
Deputies said Ibey searclttd the 26·fOOI
power boat, operated by tho trio ind
found 28 pfasUc garbage bags each of
which contained JS to 20 brick• of
1 compttMed marijuana. ,
11 I.!!' alleged that.. the marijuana wa'
being smuggled in from f\fulco by sea
and later packaged and aold oo the
Southern C811fomla. market.
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For tl)ree more montl)s Placentia Ave. will· be torn op to widen the
stre_et. At times Placentia Avenue wi ll be closed .and access will tie
available by way of Babcock St., coming from ttie back way.'
We l)ope you will be patient will)
construction as tl)e results will
certainly be wortl) all tl)e trouble.
If you aren't adventuresome, give us a
call. and we'll b(ing i>am'ples to your
home.
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WOTICI to COlfTll.t.CTOat ,
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to qiot!'s Blcboo pd C&Mn
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.PMCasOula River -and It
cl>one<d their u ....
hy aald a 1p1ceslilp
hovored n<&rby and thfte
pa)t, wrinkled cre~tu r ea
,.!zed thein; tool! lhem Inside
~ an exomi1l4tlo~. then let
them ao.
INCllEl>mLE? OF ooune.
But mysUHed lnvestlgaton
placed the r.,,.,n In a specia l
category because !hey found
no logical way IO debunk It.
Autbonties saki whatever
happened undoubtedly •es a soul~ experience for
Hickson, a 45 -yea r -old
mJpyard foreman and his
)'OWl£ visitor, the son of a
family friend.
It took place Oct. 11 Dea!"
the begimlng of a great flap
over unidentified f I y i n g
.Ojeds -UFO -along the
Gull Coest.
FOR A COUPLE of weeks,
hot reports of UFO sightings
had people out staring at the
night sky. From New Orleans,
La. to P..lobile, Ala .. the light
of any p;using airliner was
liable to cause t r a r f i c
accidents.
Then. as inf:'.xplicably as it
began. the UFO Ourry ll.·as
gone, -but not forgotten by
Hickson or Parker".
"I've done everything I can
WJJ[OVe fm telling.lhc truth,"
Hickson, said in an intervieY.·.
~·· """'· bdell7 -....; ... , .
He and Parker, 11, were
~ ol old -........
lllllpysrd.-'11le lllO"bu --1-1, ""'81*1 cleon f0< new.
-Al the time, It bore lhe ruin ol a barge
drydoclt. "'° ""'>' lroo plen, a jumble of aul0.111\llw, emp(y
bOtlles and beet .cans.
-end -polo "turd lint treated at • hoeJ>i!al for ~· oUt, paralYMd htJn. .._ the strHa: of a "completfl
noeted-' him into the cnft, pbyllca1 and em o t IQ n a I
iotllflel blm -be fore a breikdown."
'" tc<llt"I-wh11 -.:Mt ,_1,_, _,. t•lh '...W 0. ~tofln tU. i. fllil
PtclUtlh ~ Ottk;t If 1ri. ·-"""" olllflcl loc•t..i •I IMOtl kni CM,,_ Awl<l\11. 1!1•1 l"Ant. C.lltotTlll.
T"-Ol•lrkt ~ t\llfhtf IOl<ll"t' !Ml lflt ""'"'k'lt ,.,,. Cot • ..,.. • flO'ltd. on ... (!I i-...... ...
-J .
TROUGH IT, ~med to be
an.lsoloi.d Spol. It WU not.
Papgoulo ii dlttct!Y ACro11S
inltnJmlnt. r11mmbllftl • b1c:
eye, llllo pul him -oo the pl«.
• Parker. repor<ecl almost In
shock when officers questiooed
him thr<o houn after the
alleged tn00unter, said he
blacke,1 out as the creaturea
approached and remembers
no more of It.
'l'J'hey weren't lying," said
--------t-_ --------------..-._ ------.......... ~~-~~ ' . 'I llfi•'t ,rec~o" I 'll e1>er fet Ollf!r
tl'fllllff, to ffpre ••I ..,11ere 11te11 c•noe
fro• -••II eell9 tlle11 plckcll tMe.'
• the 100-yard-wide river;
Ingalls Shipyard'~ huge cranes
loom a mJle to the aouth ;
busy U.S. 190 is 150 yards
.. the north.
A sol( darlale!s. had fallen
as the men cast their lures.
An obklog lwninous blue blob
circled, de9cended, hovered
nearby, just above the junk.
Hlck!OO sakl he and Parker
Y.-ere too stunned to run. and
in any ease there was no
place to flee.
AN OPENING -not a door.
s i m p I y an indescribable
opening -appeared in the
Howard Ellzy , chief
investigator for the JacUon
County Sheriff's Department.
"Whatever it was, It was rea1
to them."
E LL Z Y'S EVALUATION
was later backed up by a
polygraph tesl given both
men.
Sinq? then. Parker. a &hy.
lanky, wisophisticated yout h
who came here to ll.·ork at
the shipyard y,·ith Hickson. has
returned home to Laurel,
~1iss.
Joe Colingo. altomey for the
shipyard. said Parker y,•as
•
>f'Oll ·IDllKSON, lhlnP have
befn a bli . better than he
expected •1>tn he decided
that. "!hooeh J"tl be the
laughing otoclt of t h e
country," he had to tell the
story $0 government officials
would know of. it.
Government officials didn't
s~w , much interest. But
Hickson. convinced hLs UFO
came from '900ther y,·orld ,
said he •'SS surprised by the
number of people w h o -a_.
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clud•l'l!I "PfWl.l,.,.llC 1o11111r or ,_, ll•Pitr."
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Mlll-.rlot"I Uw t'ii.r
T•Oll J'o-S1w OPI"''" Pn .... mthc N1U... et pt,.,.fr SrtplO!f (IMINT M,lr.SONI
AUC1CA1t11n1: fk Pl• llou•-i 'l 1l
H••"~" well••t: too;"' NMi•-)/1/n ""'"INt' 11.1' lll'f' l'IOur-j/1/13 "''''''°"· IOc Ptr llOu•-lllnJ
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tmDlov.ci .tJ. • FottmM •'I'll 1~•U rtctlvt not l1u •l\,tn '°" 1111'• flll.M I
,._, """ Ille ~°"''¥ ••!• DI r~e l'llg""'' Cemtnl M1..on (l1u!llc"l1111 ovtr Wllkll ht 1Lt1 •eopOnliboUly. accepted that as logical.. "It'• not foirl You olwoy• ploy al t~e deep
He said he hadn't pondered end and put rne in the shallow port!" c ....... 1 M•.on Jour .. v-n
the matter be.fore Oct . 11 but. -------------------------1~:::;:; ~!::, "..,.•!~., Tro .. et1r19 M•c~.,.. oc..r.ior
. "" ••• •• I .II "J don't see why God would Grl""'ll9 MMll.,.. 0Ptr•IOJ C•U l~Ptll
Iii S 1•01o1 wo•1t1111
Speck and 00 other place." Ptnolono 11'X Ptt -.,,-f 1• n Yt<tl-· lk Pt' -.,,-f 11/n
••
put . eon Just tilii one small Pearl Bui'ley luted "H'" ••• ,.,.,"' -,M_,, .. "
l'"or..,,,.no 51ect•Yft no• l•u 1111n nc PD' llOllt" mGrt lll•n •nf '""'"'V tlll O! tn• RE SAID HE plans to make ~·~1 tl•n1lka!IO!'I "" .. W!lldl M .... IUPt•••uon
a recording ol his story. 4 t Wh 'te ff·o F t 1t11t11orc•no 1""' w...\1•
Munwhile. •;•hu arc long. • J, use e e '"~'~'1 "~ """" '-0 0.M.....,!•I ,,.,,., WOI'-... bis sleep uneasy. Ftn<• Ertc•cw LAaOlllllJ "I "·ake up every three or WASHINGTON tU PI J sang at the \\'hite House was H .. 1111 " w111 ... " •Sc pe• 11ou• 11113 four hours so--·· I B I ·11 be hn P .. 111on. II u "'' llou•-J/I IJ
1116111
"" "' ' " • •••
• 11..:< me!!I n a Pearl ai ey w1 1 .. ,. In 1970 at a state dinner v.,.,,Ofi, lk ""' 1100.r-111 IJ
cold sweat," said Hickson. "l fea tured entertainer at a C ""''""" No• ••u '"'" 5(lc ""' "°"' ...,,..e '"•" •~• 11ou111 w•ll• ,.,, 01 1111 doo 't know ll.'hal is terrifying \Vhite' House dinner Thursday hoooring \Vest •er man 11111,.•r c11u111c•1•on o._ w111c11 ,,. ~•• ltt0tr 111111
me so. ~1aybe I am reli\·ing night in honor of the nation's Chancellor \\'illy Brandt . Th;;it ""'"'11 "'~''· Lu•tm.1n a. iron••
h •-, he p · d t As!>M(I ~llo•tler "' at 11t1ppened. 50 governors and their \\'ives. evening I r rs 1 e n 811Q11imot1111 M~n
"I knoY.' I always ha\·e the The President and his wife. p'rcscnted the singer \\'ilh a c,,_,, Oumooer '"" 1 yd cr· 1••i1.,.. ,.,, • .,..a. l'l<lf'!<lllng 11Y1• ctmcf!tf Co11cr•t• Ccr• Curror
feeling the.re 's so m ('I hi n g Pat, plan to fly to Ke y ~old back ch;;iir fron1 !he Ens! c°"""" ~,, ... M•n
. ~-t h t I . · n· Fl f II . h ·h' h •--11°·111e• 1mpo1i.on I a Just c<in t tscayne. a. o OY.'lng I C 001n \\ 1c '"-,.ame part o L•bmrr, t.•n•r•• 0, con:.riu,u~n
remember. no matter how party. her regular lra\"cl gear for P•Pt••Y"'
h''d I try.•• Tl I I t' 'I' B ·1 '·!" P·ii. .... ~·· 8"<~11" ...... ~ . le as u11c 11 tss a1 l'Y puu l<: appear:1nccs. 11t...;h•"lt M1onln•, .-.~a Prollflled
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noW! more ways you save · ~nyousaveata · ·
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P.,.110<'!; 11.!oO pet f>Oli<-1 I /J
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FCNeman: SO< ~· l'IOur ".,., I~ •••• of ..... ~•gl>t\I p.eid E~""'"' UnlU 1111 IUP<!f\lll•<:tl '
Gtoua 1
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G•OVI>•' TEAMSt Elt1
Alloctt!on•; l k Pet" llcl.r-11 1J1l
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V•ctllon I. Holod1y F\l'lld• 11.00 -Mo.or F0ttme~: J.Oi: Pl"" l'>ou• "-O 1111n Ille l'l>Ql'ltl! Te•milw cl•11U1e.11on o.,., -ch nt 11 10r,m•11.
HE IS A SUGllTL Y stooped
man of mid.die height with
a monkJsh '!flnge of hair, a
slow and serene Mlsalss1 ppi
drawl: He has four children
and lately has been working
nro Jobo. \Illich oocupy him
• · 'rrDin a a.m .. unt\1·9:30 p.m. -WSANGELES FEDERAL SAVINGS Drlvt:r ol Vd!lcle or (O<nbl1WIO. a' Y~tl., 01· I/Im
"As )orfg as I'm w.,-king,
I don't have any problems.
bJt when 1 don't have
a n)rthing to do, l sit and
think," he said. ·"I doo't
reciwn rn ever get over
trying to figure out where
they came from -and why
they picked me."
GOLD MINE
IN GEESE
MOSCOW (UPI\ A
~1oldavian f a m i I y has
r ~ r.g, &nl~ J>l gold
from the throats or four
' sea"·enging geese1 on the site
l of an old mine to"TI, according
to lhe "oewspoper Tt!l'i
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THRU
MIDNITE,
THURSDAY,
MARCH 7, 1974
To celebrate the
,_,peninc) of our
Coffee Shop
following a
small fire ..•
On any food order ...
regular menu or a
special price feature
... we'll .total-your bill
... then give you a
1 %
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OPEN 24 HOURS
DAILY
KONA
LANES COFFEE
SHOP
26ttHAUOI
COSTA, MESA
545-6727
Dwc..,..,,, ...
....... w.t,....i ....
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family cial center
-----free
Income Tax Preparation/
Let a pro(esstonal prepare your personal tax returns at no
cost, in private, \Vith All infomation. held in strictest confi·
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cept 7•/:to/o Certificates, which must be $10,000 or more). lf
you "'ant to transfer }·our account from another institution,
-... we11-ltandle t'he;details for )'OU. If yo.u have a Certificate of
Deposit, \\'e'll artange your tax appointment no"· and trallj·
fer your Certificate at maturity \Vi th no loss of interest.
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TODAY. ONE MI NUTE AND ONE SIGNATURE !SALL IT TAKES.
ANNUAL INTEREST RATF.S ON INSUIIEU SA \"li\GS
5X%
,H1bc>oll KtOU<tl;
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A ode< U interes! comPou daily
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lootu111 t...,.....,N """"ltv<•tt. 1\, ~·" 1t11!1ul1 11000 .........
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1111) IOI l!f(I ol d11t, IH "'"ti tor'''",,
5.92% 6.72% 6.98% 7.79%
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compaundall dllfJ yp 10 1111 dar ro~ '"' JOUr l!IOfttr c.u1.
II ro• ll{'t 1 ll!&ll1F·lnt111st e .. une.tt el Otll0$11 •rod wltlldrtw rour ll'OntJ 1h11d ol
timt, '°' cet W111tlntllllJ 1111 1n111111 11 req~lrtd or '"''"' ••tlllllloll5.
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CR EN SHAW CENTER:
LOS ANGELES
1690 W. Santa Barban at ~tarlton • 29!·2621
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6290 Su!UCt Blvd. at Vine St. • 466-6411
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12160 Vktory Blvd. near Laurel ca·ny0n .,-934.2J56
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])25 Newport Blvd. • (11 4) 67$-4.SOO
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llou11 fh9 ••te •or l'lolla1v ,..., ovtt11.,... ""'°"' 1,,.11 De •• I••" 11...., •fl<I one-11au
Anr wa;t ••tt1 not tov•ed on 11111 1i11 '*Ill be ~·a 11 The g..,..,11 Pft¥t •l!njj ,.,.·
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PUBLIC NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE
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.,. ,,
U'I Ttl .....
SHE'S SMART, TOO
Miss Brooke Britten
-·.
•
Likes io Be Naked
Educated Stri11per Explains Lifestyle
WHITEWATER, Wis. (UPll
-"On< of Ille main things
l 've found," the stW'lnlng
blonde stripper told t b e
university crowd, "is that sex
isn't 1the prlmevat urge or
. people coming into t h I s
business -it's freedom."
"I'm constantly asked,
'What's a glrl like you doing
in this buslneS!I?' I fee.I I
In some sense have to negate
the stereotype," she said.
"ANC1111ER NOTION I'd
like to dispel is the one that
job, but ended up tn Las Vegas
as a slx>wgirl . aomeUme'
eaming up to $800 a week.
.. , really adore tt," she 11ld.
"I like to dance on a nice
beach that's }Wlvate -to take
my clothes olf and run around .
lt's very pure."
The "business" Miss Brooke ~ _ SHE-WAS ASKED if Jt was
Britten referred to ls arttullY 'l'.:e neeer been ·really dancing that 1he
disrobing before an audience. ed IJ enjoyed.
The "freedom" i.s from the propo#ltlon II "I strip because I basically
bonds ol clothing. n111 ho•• to keep a do not like clothes," she said.
r.nss sn~ ..... 28, wl... job.' She was asked what kind
iu11 ~1,. 1... ot response she enjoyed Crom
holds the equivalent or a ~~ the audience.
master's degree in philosophy, to keep a job there's couch ''The kind where they sa,Y,
was the first speaker in this politics." she said. 'Yeah ... ' " she said.
semester's "Perspective on · • 1 • v e n e \'er been She added, hov.·ever, !he is
America" serl~ at the propositioned by my boss to careful about her act.
University of Wisconsin. keep a job. My biggest hazard .. 1 OONI DO anything
Wearing a high-neck, noor is smoke. 1 abhor smoke." that's provoking." she said.
SAllTA MONICA
12M513
F11lllttlft MMlc1I l ldQ.
SAN IUNAROINO
118-4781
.ll1ow ... ICI
Mld1Ctl 81~.
NEWPORT BEACH
145.31•0
P1e1 Poo•i..,onal
e10,.
WOODLAND HILLS
3'7-5147 w.,,,.,.y,ctory
Mtd•~•I tlf;.
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T-. -5,-1974 ~o.<JL V PILOT 8
'
Llndora's unlqtle.-i)rogram is a safe and practical method
for the entire family to lose llll!ight and learn hoW to malptaln
proper 11/elght.-under the strict supervision of Medical Doctors.
~ Call orin ormat on • onday,t ru F~day 8 A.M to 6 P.M
COSTA MESA
• 557-1893
M101 Y11c!1
P•1IH•IO#lal BldQ,
E. LONG BEACH
597-0378
Lo. A"o. MedociloC.111«
GARDEN GROVE
53'-2051
P11i 1 ,,,,_, ... " 8Jd~.
SHERMANfoAKS
719.7 03
Grllill"·YOll 0~1 P•ol•••oot11l II dQ. -"'·
Li
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MEDICAL
CLINIC
POMONA CERRITOS
123·1855 924°57U
PO..,P•I Y1l11w C:l•,,10. ~d•itl c:.tlltr P•ol1111..i• ltdQ'.
MISSION HILL' HAWTHORNE
385·1131 871-923&
t.t1•tl011 MlwlMll'M
M.a.c11 8!dQ, MNicll C.111 ....
LONG BEACH PAIAOEllA
425-6541 711-2114
•
\~gth blue and while gown, !\1iss Brill.en said she "I see some dancers doing
!\Uss Britten said she love;, started as a 'go-go dancer in things with an audience that
to dance. hale;, clothes and 1965 to earn her way through are extremely malicious."
wouldn 't mind her daughter, scb>ol. After receiving a A sign outside the lecture
if she had one, followtna her degree at the Unlvenity of hall posed the q u e 1 t1 0 n ,
into the profession. Wisconsin, she tried a !l-to-6 "Would you want y our
.,,,..,,....,.:;.,~°""""'"'"',...""''"" .. ..,..,c·~~ . ..,"::l:m.:<ti""'""""""""''"""'""..,',_~d~au~gh~~~r~w~be~a~llt?i~pp<r~:''~'_:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~.;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::
Carolyn Kennedy
Exhibit, Canceled
She Peels
To Delight
Of Inmates
From Wire Services
Ca,reline Kemttdy's photo
(1hibit, scheduled in New·
Yllfk for mid·Marell, bas been
canceled.
Nancy Tuckerman , a
spokeswoman for Caroline's
mother, Mn. Ja c qaellne
Onnall, said, "it was blown
~ o{. •U J><O(>Ol'tion. A lot
of attent.ioo was drawn to the
occaston. It wasn't what
Caroline planned or wanted."
Caroline, a budd i n g
photog rapher. was to exhibit
a selectloo of photos fl'Ol'Q
tholwlnds she's taken the past
Frost's 71·year-old mother, DALLAS (UPI) -Sgt.
A1ona Frost said: "Da\'id is James Lauderdale heard the
very upset' and disappointett-· inmates screaming several
that his secret is out. He blocks away, then saw toilet
tried to keep it all quiet and paper streaminq from the 11th
didn't warrt. any fuss." floor of the Dallas County Jall.
Frost. ·34, has been dating "I · called the dispatcher to
the dark-haired l\lm Graham see if ~·e were handling a
since b i s much-publicized riot in the jail," he said
romance with. Am erican ltlooday. siltger Dialfann Carroll tt.ded -6 -
several months ago. TIIEN HE s>-W ~-year-<1ld * Katherin Jane Allen on the
Gov. Robert B. Docking, 48, sidewalk outside, going Into
announced b. I s retirement a strip.
from public office during a "I Ylent around the ·block
banquet . speaking before more -I could hardly belleve it,''
·than 1.700 Kansas Democrals he said.
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who hoped he wou1d challenge K a t h erin, intermittently
incumbent Sen. Robert Dole \\'earing a white _cocktail
_ N(l!:Kmbetan.) for the Senate in dress, was writhing, twisting
-ove . and turning in front of the
·•-ye•-_ of 1...1.......:i~ -..1 Docking, who has been jail Sunday night, calling out. u ...... , "'" in:uu.:i m11.1 'gh said h "Elmore, Elmore!" family, wild animals, Greeks governor e1 l years, e ~'Ol"kfng 00 the ~land of would ~ be a candidate for The Inmates high above
Storpkls am other scenes. any office this year. loved il * "I always hoped that the
Penooal Hems en! a 1ann lrB!JPlngs ol • power would
·belonging to ccmtzy mime • ne\"el' tum my heed to the
""""'1ian •Do.id ''8Crlllgbeu" ex!Mt dial l would oot know
Alleman have· been 80k1 at whenitwastimetogohome,"
public auctloll In Nasbvllle for Dock~ ..;cl. .
1131,000. *
SHE SUPPED her dr.,.
above her waist, tl..rn peeled
down the comers of her str1~
lt'SS gown In the best burlesque
lradiUon:
.Another free service af
.California Federal Savings ...
Proceed! from the sale will Prophetess Jf!llM Dtxon
be dJMrlbuted to the heirs. predicts that k i d n a p e d
I----111<! AkellllllS'"IWrno-clllldren:--ne"'ll'!w-beU...-P-atrk
Akeman and his w l f e , Hearst .will be released before
Estelle w.,.. "'°' Jo death the end ol the-month. /
"She was really drawing a
CT'O\\'d" Lauderdale said. "She
appeared (1ressed for the
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after ~Ing bur;lars at ·The. daughter of C.allfomia
their mOdest farm home in newspaper publisher Randolph
Davidson Comly Nov. 10. Hearst was kldnaped Feb. 4 * -by the Symbione3e Liberation
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Prlnee tbll'les ol England Anny.
8'lOl'ed a goal bUt hi.s """" Two men were charged with was defeated 8 · t.o S in a
polo ma1dl a< Mokulela Field,
about 30 miles from Homlulu.
The prince ...Uy .... the
main attraction as 4 • 0 0 0
penons: turned out to watro
the match, about three Umes
the usual polo crowd.
Prince Charles and
crewmates from Ille ID;'!
Jupiter are visiting while their
ship i.s being repaired at Pearl
Harbor.
* Television star David Fm!t
will marry American cover
girl model Karen Graham In
New York in two weeks, his
mother said.
stealing about $3$,000 i n
perfumes and ocsnetics from
a New York warehome owned
by actress Zsa Zia Gabor •
Police said Edwards Oehl,
man.ager of Cos-Medico Inc.,
disolvered the robbery in
progress whai bewentmthe
firm's warehome at the ~ronx
Terminal A1arket complex.
* Klng lfusaeln of Jordan will
n1eet with President Nixon
next Tuesday at the White
Home. offidals announced.
Hussein' visit to Washington
originally was set for Feb.
8.
The sergeant said the more
t h e ~hapely -b r-u n e·t t·e
stripped. the more paper
came flying from t he
jail house. Her act might have beelt
aimed at Elrrore, h e r
boyfriend who was in jaU. but
the rest or the iris>ners
shared ln the action. •.
"BIJT SHE def"mllely was
trying to get the attention
of her friend," Lauderdale
sajd.
The sergeant said b e
decided it ~'OUld. be safer not
to arrest Katherin in front
of the delirious inmates.
Thlt k th• Day, Y•1r &ti.K•
t• kMp Lctt11H -lotllH.
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l"•ld klr '" H•MY O.t,.riff C..nm. 1.n Ollftt.M,....., Uf""" ,_,_
t . ,. r1v·1a: unimportant matters : trifles much
of our research is wasted on.
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